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

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C1385 W WE, the world famous class of this glorious year of Our Lord Nineteen Hun' dred and Thirty, being about to go forth into this world in order to make names for ourselves in History, feel that we should not take all of our wonderful accomplishments with us, but should leave a few to console our bereft school' mates and teachers. We. therefore, leave: To the Faculty all of our bloodfcurdling yells, rubber snappers, and other instruments of torture. To the Juniors the mindfracking job of making a will. To the Sophomores all of our wads of gum, which you will find filling the purpose of holding most of the desks together. To the Freshmen our hearty good wishes that they have a bright and pros' perous journey through the remaining three years of High. We, therefore, leave individually: I, Audrey Rackliff, after due deliberation and much thought, do will my dimple to Hans Leonard Andersen. i I, Sue Turner, calmly will my graceful figure to Buddy Branstetter. I, Irvin Jepsen, will my lengthy six feet of height to Frank Berti. I, Mary Brightman, after considering the question of making a will, do hereby leave my ability to give current events in Civics, to Jeanette Petersen. I, Evelyn Brazill, with sighs and tears, will my ability to use expressive language fwhen I'm in difficultiesj to Frankie Rackliff. May it be of as much use to her as it has been to me. I, Johnnie Chambers, will my stand in with Beevo to Aileen. I, Gordon Slingsby, bequeath my bottle of Gloco to Bud Fowler. I, Ellsworth Langdon, do solemnly bequeath my wavy hair to Kenneth Prust. I, Carl Bertelsen, will my usex appeal to Rae Wright, the Petrolia Sheik. I, John Marvel, will my ability to yodel to Arthur Blackburn. I, Wilma Frost, will my ability to make public speeches in assemblies to Ivan Redden. Be sure to take it slow, Ivan, and you will succeed. Page Twentyfthree

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Page Twenty'tWo RICHARD FLEISCHER Dick, an old and hum- ble man, Still drives by in his old tin can. C. S. F. '27, '28, '29, Football '27, Pageant '27, Circus '27, '28, IRVIN JEPSEN Iep, the sheik of Fern' dale Hi, Is earning his living in the sky. Class OI'l'lcer '28, '30: Or' chestra '28, '29, Clee Club '27, '28, Dramatics '27, '28, '29, '30, Circus '27, '28, Pageant '27, Oper' etta '27, '28: Declama' tion '28, Staff '27. WILMA FROST Wilma, old and gray and sad, Runs a hotel at Trinif dad. Glee Club '27, '28, Base- ball '27, '28, '29, Basket' ball '27, '28, '29, '30, Dramatics '27, '29, '30, Volley Ball '26, '30, Class Officer '29, '30, Cirls' League Ollicer '29, '30, Circus '27, '28, Pageant '27, Typing Pins '30, ALICE JESPERSEN Alice, a dealer in the Model Q Ford, Has just been elected to the High School Board. Circus '27, '28, Pageant '27, Baseball '28, '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30, Soccer '29, Speed Ball '29, Vol' ley Ball '28, '29, '30, Stall' '30, Treasurer Girls' F Society '30, Orchestra '30, Glee Club '30, Chorus '30, Typing Pins '29, '30, Typing Contest '29. ELNA GRIES Elna is devoted to hcr favorite guise, She now edits the Enterprise. Volley Ball '27, '28, Or' chestra '27, '28, Pageant '27, Circus '27, '28, Class Ollicer '28, '29, Secretary Girls' League '28, Delef gate to Girls' League Convention '28, Staff '29, Editor of Tomahawk '30, Life Member of C. S. F. President of C. S. F. '30, Council '28, '30, MARY LINDLEY Mary Lindley, so quiet and meek, Has married a big, tall, handsome Greek. Pageant '27, '28, ' '27, '29' '28, '29,' '28, '29, Soccer, matics Staff '30. '27, Basketball 29, '30, Baseball Volley Ball '27, 30, C. S. F. '27, Track '28, '29, '28, '29, Draf '28 '29, '30, PATRICK GOFF Pat, they say, has won much fame As a pitcher in a Big League Came. Baseball '27, '28, '29, '30, Football '28, '29, Basket' ball '28, '29, Track '28, Class Officer '29, '30, Cir' cus '27, '28. ELLSVVORTH LANGDON Beevo, a dark and handsome man, Will win Aileen as best he can. Class Ofhcer '30, Orches tra '29, Baseball '30, Chorus '30 '29, '30, Football '29, Dramatics '30.

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Class fcontinuedj W I, Margaret Flynn, after deep and solemn deliberation, do leave my fiery Irish disposition to Andrew Genzoli. E I, Alice Jespersen, being of Scotch descent and in a very selfish frame of mind, do hereby leave nothing to those worthless creatures. I, Mary Lindley, do hereby gladly bequeath by ability to give dancing lessons to Gena Trutalli. Be sure to carry on the good work, Gena. I, Richard Fleischer, leave to Lanky all the mechanical experience I gained by running ancient flivvers. I, Bertha Stewart, hereby bequeath my ability to turn cartwheels and to stand on my head to Jessie Brazill. I, Patrick Goff, will my baseball ability to the next oncoming pitcher. I, Mary Bulmer, after much thought and wasting of time, ink and paper, do will my ability to refrain from talking in Gym to Grace Eva. I, Letha Robinson, do hereby bequeath my unusual ability to sit on gum, to my sister Mac. I, Lawrence Bryant, will my love and great ability for Physics to the next victim. I, John Blackburn, will my flaming red sweater to Helene Andersen. I, Walter Oeschger, hereby leave my excellent memory- to Lyle Davies. I, Elna Gries, will my stand in with the teachers to anyone who cares to have the honor. 'D Page Twentyffour