Ferndale High School - Aquila Yearbook (Ferndale, WA)

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ol untor Boys FIRST ROW—(Left to right): Larson, Owings, Tawes, Nolte, Ford, Nugent, Pinkerton, Dorr, Beaudreau, Schoessler, Taylor. SECOND ROW—McCaully, Willison, Metzger, Barger, Sveden, Coffelt, Nordby, Powell, Otterlei, Plaster, Pekema. THIRD ROW—Hoagan, Pehrson, Cone, Kindlund, Manner, Noreide, Oslin. Junior Girl 5 FIRST ROW—(Left to right): Greene, Martin, Douglas, Hanson, Kelstrup, Johnson, Brodahl, LaBounty, Henefin, Pehrson, Larson, Widman. SHCOND ROW—Hitt, Aberg, Hall, Henrikson, Brinkman, O’Brine, Balfour, Ryan, Hrickson, Kivley, Barnes. THIRD ROW— Siddle, Nelson, Anderson, Hicks, Patch, Faupel, Prouty, Kenyon, Lobb, Behme, Bergquist.

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DonaLp Martin—has now become the chief manager of the Bellingham Hotel. We have been informed that he is giving special rates to any person of the graduation class of “43,” JERRY MOHRMANN—who has sworn off going steady in 1943, is now back to his first steady again who lives on N. W. Ave. in Bellingham. We are informed that it’s going to be for keeps. Louise Mosrer—is steering clear of the Waves. It couldn’t be because Waves can’t marry sailors, could it? Lester NEEVEL—is now taking over Mr. Loreen’s position as the agri- culture teacher of Ferndale High School. GERALDINE OSWaALp—has finally changed the Alaska gold ring for a diamond. NELDA O’BRINE—is now the Whatcom County head nurse. We are advising you to be of good standing with her or she wil put you in quaran- tine for some time. ALYCE MArE Oxrorp and DonaLp Porr—are now headed for Alaska in the Pope tug boat. Alyce Mae as the cook, and Don as the ‘aptain. Harry Oxrorp—doesn’t need to worry about shoe rationing for he is now raising little Oxfords. Doris PEHRSON—her hair style is now being copied by Lana Turner. VIRGINIA PENDLETON—is proudly displaying her voice by singing in the army camps. We say army because we see a ring on her finger from a certain soldier by the name of Hansen. ANNA PETERSON—is now the radio operator assistant of the Army Air Corp who’s initials are C. W. N. Don Prouty—is now the head of the Prouty Creamery which his father has retired from. E1rnark RAHM—is now singing at the Metropolitan Opera as tenor soloist. JUNE STREETS—is happily married to a Marine. We found out she wasn’t satisfied with the navy, either. JEANETTE WISNER—has now moved back to Canada and taken over the oid homestead. DoNnALp MoLes—has completed his four years of college in six years. He has made a n ew record. Don Mount—has now completed his trip around the United States on his horse in 1960. Howarp Tawrs—has now taken over the Riverside Golf Course. LrEoNARD Lorr—has come back to locate his school sweater among the Custer girls. KENNETH GRouT—has finally come back to get Berry Prouty and take her back to the South Seas where he has located a home. Kart Srettrz—has now taken over the Dorr stage route, “For Girls Only.” NELLIE Ho ttzHiEMER—is still making a collection of engagement rings. STANLEY PLANtT—still hasn’t made his mind up whether it shall be hlonde, brunette or red head, but we think he will decide on a Ferndale blonde. Ray Gorze and MARGARET SHINTAFFER—Ray has decided to Stay in the navy for his complete twenty years so Margaret could be his private sec- retary. They both agree their work is more interesting this way. TED HoLTzHIEMER—is soon to get his rating as Chaplain of the army. Gary LitTLeroN—has finally turned his derby hat in to the Salvation Army. J

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Junior G lass Although the Junior Class has not achieved much as a unit since enter- ing Ferndale High School, it still hopes to accomplish something worthwhile before leaving this school. Many new students have entered since the Freshman year. In that year students entered from the North Bellingham district and during the Junior year, students entered from Custer and the Lummi {sland districts. Many of the members of this class take an active part in the school, including music, sports, and various activities. The boys who have shown remarkable ability in the various sports are Henry Otterlei, Bob Powell, George Dorr, George Beaudreau, Jack Kindlund, Ben Schoessler, and Bill Nolte. Several members are in the Dramatic Club, Ushers Club, Executive 2oard, and in various boys ’and girls’ club committees. Bob Powell is the president of the Boys’ Club. The advisors are Mr. Gates and Miss linnamore.