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

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Page Six ut W ere tlme West En msmllfmu Off from IIl1ll1l10lKltiS rugged shores Wlimwre the sea in anger roars Reaches out that Cape of famo- Mvndociuu-liistoric name. Farthest West of all the lands, Brouglit by 1JlUI1lWI'Si laboring hands, lllruiu sc-a to sea in our broad land. Nostliug clusv to Illlllll70lLltiS hills, Wl1L11'n- lall llxrns shade thc narrow rills. Stands our Alma Mater proud, Ten lllilvs north of the cape, 'tis vowvd Ol' all tho llivh Schools, l?2ll'tllK'Sl Wlxst, Z1 'l'hv our of all we love this host From sua to sva in our hroacl land. And so our boast will always he That Fvrndalc Hi, by this great sc-a, ls farthvst West of all Iligh Schools That 001116 within our ccuntry's rulv. Fartliost Wllst, Oh, dun't you soo 'Phare is no sm-hool like us van bv- Froiu sva to sea in cur lmruad land ?

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Page Eight Ee R2lVC1' 516116370 The Eel River winds its steady way Through llurnholdt Redwoods to the B In tl1e Slll1llllL'l' so narrow and small, But in the winter and in the fall Its waters then do swell and flood, Leaving the fields all deep in mud. lIliSllI11lll6l' t'01llC to the River Eel, To hunt and fish with gun a11d reel, The tourists 1nany from o'er the state Each year with ever-increasing rate- Beeause tl1ere is no better place than To catch the fish and hunt the deer. Fernbridge spans the River Eel, A mighty bridge of stone and steelg That like a monument doth stand To those wl1o it in wonder sean. lt leads to Ferndale and around WllGI'C prosperous dairy farms abound. ay. l1ere -H. H. and T H 9 N