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

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-.mit j E' i T T . 155' , xx- I ! W nf lxllll, in G' 1 Q .. lll if W A A lg! flur list of exchanges this year is not as large as usual. This is probably because we tlicln't put out a paper last year cluring the influenza epiclemie, hut wt y hope hy nesit year to have many exchanges in our list, as we certainly enjoy reall- ing them. Monitor, Trinity lligh School: You have a very goocl all arouncl paper, hut we SllQ'Q'C,Sl a clitterent organiza tion. You have a goocl many poets in your school. Tokay, Lodi Union lligh School: Your paper is well organized, ancl you have a fine joke clepartment. More cuts would make your paper livelier anrl of more interest. linterprise, l'etaluma lligh School: You have a very gootl paper. Your l.iterary department is unsurpassed lv any we have seen. Guard K Tackle, Stockton lligh School: XYhy not list your exchanges ancl comment on them? Otherwise you hav a well organized paper. HKlCQ 2llJl1Ol1C,H Fortuna High Schoolz, L. XYQ suggest a hetter organization for your snaps. You have a very inter estingg paper. Call again. 25

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Cyril Collins ., Frank Francis ,,...... Sadie French Linus Hicks .. Zoe Kelsey ...... Prop. Red Front Store, Ferndale. Stenographer, Oregon. Mrs. Tousten, Arcata. Ranching, Ferndale. St. Francis Hospital, San Francisco- Libby, McNeil 81 Libby, Loleta Clinton Morrison .,,,.,..,,. ., June Meng .................. Ida Oeschger .,...,..... Mary Renner ......,........ Marion Reynolds ..... Otto Reiben ............. Maren Skow ............ V Gertrude Smith .......... Class of 'l8- ' George Becker ........ b Timothey Canty ...,.... Dulse Chapin .....i.......... Mabel Christensen .. Ruth Church ......i.i....... Doris Clausen ......... Barret Cook ......., Loie Francis ........... Ross Goble ................ Leland Harbers .......... Luther Hansen .,... Julia Hansen ............. Eva Jennings ...... Ila Kelly ................. Elbert Kelsey ......... . Levia Lanini ............ Louis Lanini ...... Olive Leak ................ Raymond Macken .... Francis Niebur ........... Class of '19- Katie Casanova .......... Carpenter, Ferndale. Providence llospital, Oakland. Teaching, Bull Creek Telephone Operator, Ferndale. Oregon Agriculture College. Oregon Agriculture College. Attending Arcata Normal, Arcata. At Home, Ferndale St. Mary's College, Oakland Attending U. C ......gMrs. L. Hicks, Ferndale. VVilliams Bank, 'Williams San Jose Normal, San Jose At Home, Petrolia Attending U. C Ranching, Ferndale Attending U. C Marcussen's Grocery, Ferndale At Home, San jose Mrs. Ladd, San Francisco St. Francis Hospital. San Francisco Attending U. C San jose Normal, San Jose At Home, Ferndale Bookkeeper, Dunsmuir. Attending U. C. St. Mary's College, Oakland. San Jose Normal, San Jose Glenn Haas ,,,,,,,,A,A,,,. ...,............................................ A ttellding U. C llark Morrison ..,..,,,.,. ......,.,,..,,.,.....i............ J Lmlol' College, Eureka Alma Martensen ....... .. Russ, Aggeler, Williams, Ferndale llarguld Larsen ,,,,,,, ..............,,,,..,,.........,,..... A t HOIIIC, FCI'I1Clal3 llruce Gillette .............. ........................................... A tfellding U. C Mary Pedrotti ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, .,,,.,i,,. P rovidence Hospital, Oakland l,3Wre11Ce Erickson ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,....,......,,.,,,.........,..,.........,. l At HOIIIC, FCI'I1Cl3lC Ella Clausen ,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ,,,,,,.,,,,, E ureka Business College, Eureka Margaret Montgomery ........... ................................................................ A ttCl1diHg U- C Myrtle Worthingto I1 Telephone Operator, Alhambra, Cal

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Zluninr Nntea On August 5, 1919, the Juniors assembled in the commercial room to elect the class officers, The roll call was taken and it was found that three of our members, Therese Christensen, llernice Sweet and Rolland Landergren, who are taking the work in three years had joined the Senior Class. Class officers were elected as follows: President ........,,,................v...............,,...,.,...... Floyd NVorthington. Vice-President ....,.. .....,,........... E leanor VVolfe. Secretary ..tt,,....................................t.........,,......... Arleene Helgestad Treasurer ....,.,...............,,,...,...,..,,,...,,,,...........................,.,.,,,,. Mae Lytel Our class had been well represented in the athletic events of the year as well as in the music department. The Juniors are all very busy the last few weeks making plans and working for the big junior Hall to be held in the High School Gymnasium on Friday evening, May 28. The junior Class collected the largest amount for the Children's Home So- ciety drive .md were presented with a pennant. On May 13 the members of the junior Class and the advisor were given a banquet by one of the cooking classes. Cnr class had the highest records for the two quarters, thus winning the banquet. i Smphnmnrr Nairn The Sophomore Class entered Ferndale Union High School in August, 1918, as full of pep as all entering classes are. lt organized immediately, elected offi- cers and made plans for the first year's activities. Soon the class had establishe l a reputation for originality and pep that made it the envy of the other classes. The Christmas ,links gave the Sompomiores an opportunity to display their dramatic ability, Bud Christensen as julian Eltinge in the skit, l'VVhat Next made an unusual hit. The Freshie Hop given in the spring semester was one of the best dances of the year. The decorations were original and lent aiformal note to the affair. The Sophomores started their second year with the following officers: President ...................,,.,.,............................................... Adrian Chapin Yice-President ....... .............,.. S ophus Holst Secretary ....,,......... ..... 1X Iargaret Fletcher Treasurer ....................... ......... ...,..... ..,............... Lo i s Morrison Sergeant-at-Arms .......,,.,.......................,, Eugene Landergren Executive Committee Member ,.............. Maloa Taubman The Freshman Initiation was the first event of the year. The Freshies were tried in the Sophomore Court, found guilty and sentenced to perform various stunts. judging from the applause of the audience, the initiation was a success. The Sophomores have been well represented in all the athletic activities of the school. Also a large number have been members of musical organizations. VVe have lost quite a number of our class-mates but our f'pep is still intact. We hope to keep our reputation for class-spirit and originality in our Junior and Senior years. 26