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

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ditorial W This year the Staff has endeavored to make this 1930 'LTomahawk a success in every way. We have adopted the plan whereby any member not doing the work was asked to resign his or her position on the Staff. Several distinct changes have been made this year, especially ini the financial system, which has been carefully budgeted. Another change was in the sales of the annual: every book must be paid for before it is ordered. The Alumni department is especially interesting this year. Each year has been written by a member of that particular graduating class. A new idea has been carried out in the advertising sections. The Staff especially wishes to thank those who have helped to make this annual a success. First of all we wish to thank Mr. Clabby, the Advisor, for his untiring efforts in making this annual a success. We also wish to thank thc Alumni for their splendid cofoperation. A great deal of credit goes to Scott Petersen and Lyle Thompson for their splendid work in assisting with the circulation depart' ment, and also for their work in the advertising section. Credit also goes to Mrs. Winzlow, the librarian, for her helpful suggestions. The Staff has used the Pioneer theme for this year's annual. We have en' deavored to carry this out in every detail. In dedicating this book to the pioneers 9 we have tried to show our appreciation for all they have done for this community. A Page Thirteen

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rustees , M Five members compose the Board of Trustees. Upon their shoulders rest many of the school problems, requiring much of their time. They convene once a month in regular meeting at the school building, when the different issues are brought before them. The Board of Trustees has always welcomed parents, and anyone interested in school work, to meet with them, to further any good for the school and to talk over difficulties which can usually be settled satisfactorily in this way. Due to the cofoperation of the trustees, faculty, and students the past year has been a successful one. Discipline, so very necessary to school work, has been maintained and scholarship upheld under the guidance of the principal, Mr. Christensen. The trustees have favored and supported the social activities of the students by sanctioning the purchase of equipment furthering these ends. The four years spent in high school are most important, and parents and guardians should consult with the principal regarding the courses to suit the individual needs of each student. The trustees wish to congratulate the Staff for the splendid issue of the Tomahawk and extend to each member of the graduating class of 1930 their heartiest wishes for their future career. Page Twelve

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OII1211'l2lW1i Staff of SUSAN TURNER LETHA ROBINSON MARY BULMER MYRTLE CHRISTIANSEN Classes Alumni Snaps Art MR. CLABBY IVAN REDDEN ERNEST WINKLER Advisor Business Manager Ass't Business Manager ELNA GRIES DOROTHY PERRY Editor Ass't Editor Page Fourteen