Ferndale Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Ferndale, CA)

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CLASS PROPI-IECY , Z. '-4 l laid me down to rest at parting day, And as I slept, a sceptre grim and gaunt Came thrice, and told strange things as specters may, And now my mem'ry those strange things do haunt. One morn a whispered word went 'round the school That Future, to men's eyes her ample page Rich with the spoils of time did now unroll, A man there was who destiny could gauge. The class of naghty eight their lot obscure, Did wish this naughty re'rend Old to now relate The manly boys, also the maids demure, Did curiously of him inquire their fate. A man of years he was, but soul sincere, He laid his hands on each and then he spoke, Now smiled, now frowned, and then l1e'd drop a teal 'Twas gladness or 'twas sorrow he awoke. . it W ' w' ,.1?7.'l 1 A 3 1 lf Y E.7faf'?6'1 And thee, who mindful of neglected sick 'L 1 Will ope the gates of mercy to mankind, , 5 W ,N E. Keohan's patients ne'er can have a kick f l if get u Vdgiufliiii In knowledge other's iar'll be kept behind ff V 1' , ,, ,. L I J 1 ' x qijf Y 'iw rg 4-f-26 xrw ,, s ' s !,,, X - X 3, f 'k b ,, 'f ' l if-Figs 547,42 QQQ' f , Eiix My f' No farther Seek your merits to disclose, 9 wx , , . KA villian James Andreason, you must bel at , ww . You'll know no human love or mind's re- 'X pose, A As bandid you'll be strung up in a tree. 5 gag- - 'I' ,V , - --fr:. ..-f-i

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-pr- Now Kenneth Bughee will a dentist be, And many a tooth he'll fill with cleanly care. The cool, sequestered role of life he'll see, A village maiden, but with dziuntless breast, Will brave the artists world and come to fame: li. Myrtle Simpson here will have no rest. ln Paris she will feed Ambitious flame. Q! Cow Q llut Melanchonly 'll mark him for her f share. , ,X 7. , , e x L T lg f G XXX ,K K ,XKW X J f e f 'I kiklxm x Q rx f fyxllfgl is - xx V f 'l Aw fn fa . 1 xi ikxiy AW it 'XM The words were spoken and our fates we knew, I lingered on, by c-urios'ty led, My Courage gained, l asked, And who are you? Ah, child! 'tis true. l'm Father Time, he said. f-X Q In airship Harry Bonnickson will Hnd The north pole 1o'er him the world will ravel. That region which in ieebergs is Confined: Hut paths of glory lend but to the grave. 'Tis hui u dream, perchance most folks will say, For dreams and fancies do not thus suf- iice, This tale of naughty eight in future day ls true, too true, my friends--I dreamed it thrive, M. Ring, '08,