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

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. 9 ' L Wmld-V X, M' A-fig I j i f Yiu we . ' W P X 'J vor' 4 L 25' lx ' 'V if-xiii: , 'fiffllllfl 125-f .1 we . ialifi ,. in Xi -aff. ,:: ,, . --x wlrnrrliynb - :Q-.n ,f 1:51 - -om' f , s , f -, v -. Q W fffwfvvvfflylfvee-ef ea Again we, the class of twenty-five, Entered the old school, Ferndale Hi, Determined to study and learn our lessons So that we could answer any questions. First we chose officers for the elass, President Bartlett, an able lass. Helen at taking notes is handy, As secretary she ts a dandy. Our funds were almost without measure. For Else was in charge of the Senior treasure, And Miss Phillips gave us good advieeg We love Miss Phillips 'eause sho's so nice. Our deeds are also worthy ot note, Upon our elass the faculty doteg ln Study Hall they say mean things about usg We know they ean't get along without us. Ot star athletes we have our shareg When it eomes to pep our elass is there. They get right into most any old fight, And battle away For the red and white. We 're in operettas, in games and plays That folks remember the rest of their daysg ln any activity that's worth while- lt's partly due to the Senior style. You'll hear of us hetore we,re throughg Wc'll show you just what we can do. That we are really worthy of noteg Will never he forgotten, we hope. L. CLAUSEN '25. Page Twentyfone

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Page Twenty Class Prophecq l Con tinuedl Darrell is a sheriff, We wears his badge with prideg He fines the drivers of the ears When too speedily they ride. Delose is a leaderg High he's ris'n in movie artg . Plays in all the shieking pictures, Where he breaks the ladies' hearts. 'Two of that old class of mine Are now quite famous singers: Viola Sanford and Perle Rusk Are said to be hum dingers. Peggy is a school marm, In a school out in the wildsg Her pupils think her motto, Spare the rod and spoil the child. Christy's a stenographer, Keeps books and types the lettersg The Boss says that they get the cash When she talks to the debtors. Bertha is a patient nurse, She cares for hurts and illsg Her patients get Well right away When Bertha feeds 'em pills. Pat Larsen's a reformer, He talks on prohibition 5 He tells us how it helps the poor To better their condition. Rosemary has settled down, Her husband's mild and meekg She hits him with a rolling-pin, They say, most every Week.

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ti i ay e i 4 xi B i I it 1 -- 11 ,, l I Q 5-i f E , l l l A U U ' 1 i f - iimlll li e i l fi-'Fi l' if ff J? E it E ag ,ill fe 'e i 25' WX... Etit m E ,i iifli E 5 j'R ea'7 lhf W ' i' fl itil ll +1 5? fe' L ax ,vu Q ilhwwbwx Y! 1-Tffifgypifyp Y X. W' MW Mffefv Jil , 5-L lip' l' if l The Junior class inet again In the fall of 'twenty-four, And elected ela ss officers, As they did in the years before. John Sullivan ls our President, At our meetings he presidesg Vice-president, Kate Tauhman Helps him when ill hetides. Anona Patrick was elected Our secretary to he, And Ruth Mc-Alister does her s hare By eolleeting all our fees. Miss Burton was ehosen To advise our class this year, And Frank for ex eommittee Certainly is a seer. ln athletics you Many of the .Tl They are doing will see miors' names, their very hest To win for their elass more fame. The plans for the Junior Ball Are developing' day hy day, lt will he a great event Whieh will take place in May. Page Twenty-two ANNE RE GLI '26