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

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'illIlllRIlll5 Editor-in-Chief ---- CLAIRE ANNETTE MONROE Business Manager - J. ARTHUR GIACOMINI Literary - - - Rose C. Scorr Art - - - LIZZIE BOYNTON Assistant Aft ANNA MAY KELLEY Society Athletics - - Orro H. HARB1sRs SChOO1.N0teS SUMNER J. DAMON Alumni joshes - - MILDRED SMITH In presenting this issue of the Tomahawk to our friends, we trust that it will be read with interest and criticized with charity. We do not know that it goes to you an improvement over former editions but suhice it to say, it is the best our limited experience permits us to present. First, to the Faculty who has aimed to inspire us at all times to do our best, we would express our gratitude. Also to the patrons of the school, who have interested themselves in school affairs by attending the bi-monthly programsg we would also express our meed of thanks to the advertisers without whose aid the Tomahawk could not be published. PAGE SEVENTEEN

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' nqflslk, se' .. kiffj? 259' W 9. ' Ez ,, 7' ' QA x W N sf NW I' N s n ' A-,404 XX. Ah, yes, and there's Rose, what a vision she brings As she tragedies, comedies, beautifully sings. b The crowned heads adore her, the world's at her feet- How little we thought that such fame she would meet. Married? Oh yes, many times has she been Her name for old time's sake is now Petersen. And Arthur, of tennis fame, love sets and such- I've wondered and wondered about him so much. The picture that comes is a vine covered cot, But Jack does not seem quite content with his lot, me, E fl ' For his task is to brew, to bake and to ff 95:47 -f 1, get I i 'A ' s ,. All the meals for his wife, a gay suf- -. L91 fragette. F '4' - Q I 'Qui - trxwg- lx ' 'fig' Z u-1 2' ...- -'f' .6 tw 4 in 9, y xg, 1 F c: 'lb 3- xi And now as the last Hick'ring flame is nomore The picture doth vanish, of the dear friends of yore. But my thoughts are still with them- I ne'er can forget, For the sweetest of memories cling 'round me as yet, So I pray God to bless them and con- tinue to give Them health, wealth and happiness as long as they live. C, A. M., '10. PAGE SIXTEEN

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The staff and other students who have contributed their best efforts to this annual are worthy of praise, for it requires time, patience and good, hard work to prepare material for a paper. Along athletic lines We did not this year achieve the glory of former years, but hope in the future to redeem our place, for we have excellent undeveloped material which we are sure will place us again in the front ranks. An innovation inaugurated by our principal, Mr. Moore, was the establishment of a dairying course in the school. This feature has proven especially interesting to many students, as well as to the patrons and resi- dents of Eel River Valley. We are also indebted to the Faculty for the existence in the school of three splendid glee clubs, the same having been most favorably com- mented upon by those fortunate enough to have been entertained by them. During the last semester two excellent German programs have been presented. These entertainments have been particularly interesting to the German people who have never failed to express their appreciation of the efforts of the students, or to give a word of encouragement. Generally speaking the school spirit among the students has been satisfactory, yet there is ample room for a greater enthusiasm-a deeper loyalty to the school and a more perfect unity of action and co-operation. All in all, we are proud of the Ferndale High School, and with each succeeding year we are sure that it will be more and more appreciated by our people. KC PAGE EIGHTEEN