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

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, 4 - K, -A 1Qf,,,,,,,, '--- . ,f,, YYY 17 A 1 YA rf'- ni, -L-l '-. .................... r l, - H rn I. -f' XXE Q5 or i enior Class istory Ivy Cl1t1I'lL'l? O,LCll!'y 1tTl1C GOIJCII Agen ' llncler Perieles, Athens heeallle the lllost perfeet civilization the world has ever iiIl0Wll. No wars or politieal fraeases tlistllrheml his rule. It was the golden age of sellolarsllip Ellltl ol' art. The greatest tlI'2lllltlllSlS. pllilosophers and orators livetl at tllis tillle. Sl'lll11llll'lt was at its zenith, illltl in the interest of Il1'l llvtlllllflll hotlies llere W1ll'SllllMlll. 'l'o ohtaill SyllllllCil'y ol' l01'll1, all kinds ol' atllleties were lllll'Ulll'2lg.!'tlll. lll the Senior Vlass ol' 15127 we see the nearest replica of the ii0llll'll Age of Perieles in the 2li'l1i0V0lllKlIllS of sellool life. ln atllleties the Senior Vlass has allvaysflleltl the athletes of Greece as its ideal, and has thus had a goal I'or wlliell to strive, with the result that in all the tlillllttll'S ol' the st-llool at least one of the stars was a Senior. Four out ol' tive Senior hoys earlleml their letters ill loothall, while ill girls' and hoys' haslcetllall we were ll-ell represellteml on the TQCZIIIIS, as well as winning seeond place in ll'lil1Y'l'l2lSS llaskethall. Likewise, sueh lllell as lJt'lllUSlll0f1ttS. Soerates, Huripelles and Pllitlias have llClx1l the ideal ol' our orators, scholars, aetors, and artists. Seniors represented the Sl'll0lll at Areata. hotll lol' the S1J0ltL'l1 Arts and Blusieal Uontests. At least one Senior has had a leacling part ill every play presented by the High Sellool this year. There are a nlllnber of Seniors in both the operetta and the pageant. 'l'hese lat-ts prove that this idealislll has heen effieaeious. ln the 831110 lllallllel' as the great Greeians sought relaxation from the arduous toil of their ereative work hy spending some tillle ill merely enjoying tl1t'IIlSClVQS, so have the Seniors ol' the past year taken time to enjoy themselves hy danees, pit-nies, and other pastimes. Just Athens llOC2lllll? the 11l0St perfect eivilization under tlle leadersllip of l7t l'll'lGS, so has the Senior Vlass reaehed the highest pinnacle of student life. To attain this end the following leaders were t'll0SOI1Z Class Arlvisel 'or,,,. ..,.,,o.... .r,,.....,Y,o..,.. 3 l iss Phillips l,l PSiil1'lll ,or.......,. ...,,.,....... ' Taft Ring Viee-l'resiclent ........,, ..... C Tllarlotte Fuller S0t,'I'0tEll Y-'l'1'l'2lSll1't'1' ,....,,, ...,, l ,ouise Wrigllt EX. COIlllllllll'C Altflllllltl' .... ......,, l -Xliee Goff Page Sixteen

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