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

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C1'liO1' C1385 icers Anne Peterssen Martha V. Andersen Evelyn Renner Robert D. Hanna President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CIIIOI' C1353 1StO1'Y HEN THE CLASS of '31 entered High School in 1927, we acted much the same as all other Freshmen. We were rather timid, and did not do much for the good of our school the first year. We did manage, however, to give a dance in honor of the Sophomores. Another very unusual thing which we accom' plished was to publish a class paper, called 'LThe Wigwam. By the time we had become Sophomores, we were well accustomed to High School life, and names of members of our class began to appear on Casts of plays and operettas. Our athletes, also, began to show themselves, and everyone could see that the Sophomore class was not asleep. Each year we were naturally becoming more important, and when we were Juniors we were taking part in everything. Ivan Redden has always been our most outstanding athlete, but, of course, there were many others. The most out' , standin events of that ear were a HardfTimes dance and the unior Ball. Both , - ,,,. g Y , were well attended and a success in every way. ' K Our Senior year naturally was our most active. The Presidents of most of the school organizations were Seniors, and many members of the Tomahawk staff Q Jn., - . 4 9' 4, were also from our class. The most outstanding people to take part in Dramatics f, were Ivan Redden, Jeanette Petersen, Evelyn Renner, and Maxine Robinson. All through our High School career, we have always had members in the Honor W2 4' Society. Now that we have done all we can for the glory of our school and our time I to fraduate has come, it is with much re ret that we leave the school to which s s ,V we have become so attached during our four years stay. ' A - S ' H Q at f b . .JJ ',,. 7 A? I' x A H . 13 5, .A 'Y a rf l V I A -Q15 fm if f ' M 'f emit' l 'l' A i ' 3 i 'Q l 'x .,,,,, -'-' ...,,., .,,... . V Z . f VAQ. ., ' ,,,,,, A , A I 7 wmv-4., 'az ,,,,,ff,, W' -fda-www ff u..,,,,w'W 'W s'r f ,, ,,., , ,,,, ' in