Clowns

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Ken Dewey

Dressed in make-up and costumes, the Clowns participate in parades to get the word out about our Hospitals. Making children laugh is their main purpose.

Patrol

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The Patrol marches as an escort to the Potentate in parades and as an honor escort in more formal functions.  The Patrol is an Honor Escort.

Tin Lizzies

Leroy Foote

Fun and maneuverability epitomizes the members of the Tin Lizzies Club as they perform in their little (scaled down) “Tin Lizzies” at parades and other Tehran Shrine functions.

Fresno Shrine Club

John Techman, P.P.

The Fresno Shrine Club began in 1967, as the Downtown Club. It was formed by a member of “downtown” Nobles as a way to get together for lunch each month.

Legion of Honor

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Founded in 1952,the Legion of Honor carries the flags of Shrine as well as the flags of the countries of Shrinedom.

Novkeps

Dan Richardson

The basic purpose of the Novkeps is to take charge of the Novices about to be initiated into Shrine International.

Temple Guard

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Their name reflects their responsibilities to the Tehran Shrine… to guard the entrances at Stated Meetings and Ceremonials.

Flying Shriners

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This club, established in 1971, was formed to fly qualified children who needed treatment to Shrine Hospitals.

Roustabouts

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Formed in 1981, the members of this Tehran Shrine Club enjoy presenting “The Spirit of the San Joaquin” circus calliope wagon at various parades.

Knights of Mecca

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Nobles who have served as the Worshipful Master of their Blue Lodge are eligible for membership.  Knights of Mecca were organized in 1969.

Merced/Mariposa Shrine Club

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The Merced/Mariposa Shrine Club was organized in 1945. The Club assists with sponsoring Shrine events in Merced and Mariposa counties.

Hillbillies

Orron Dougherty

Hillbilly Clan #60 was chartered in 1981.The group dresses and talks like hillbillies, but has as it's main purpose raising money for the transportation of patients to our hospitals.