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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1936 volume:

Y a x. -s 1 V313 ,.4w.,. is g.1i,, Qrnf-, ef 2 5 Ss ?I W Q fd we S E , 12 E 31 F4 N4 gn Y' 'E if V4 JZ i5 3' , H, W T E f Zi' Ja is L E' f. .M a r. 5: 5 J if 1 ii gf: S- Y A E 5. ,- 5 Q THE TOMAI-IAWK 1936 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF PFRNDALE UNION HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD From dairyinq and from The courageous men and women who have developed 'rhal induslry in lhis valley, we have received an ancieni and honorable herilage. H' is lil- Jring lhal we should lhink of 'rhem in publishing This book. DEDICATED to the DAIRY INDUSTRY my E li IN MEMORIAM PAUL CHRISTEN Class of '38 ALICE OLIVER Class of '38 NORENE EARLY Class of '34 CONTENTS THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES AML THE SCHOOL RALPH B. DOUGHTY Principal A STUDENT'S VIEWPOINT ON THE PUBLISHING OF THIS ANNUAL ln a sense iT is The adminisTraTion ThaT we have To Thank Tor The opporTuniTy To have a Tomahawk This year. To ask our Taxpayers Tor Tinancial aid oTher Than ThaT They already musT conTribuTe is deTiniTely conTrary To The policy oT The school. Pre- vious experience had shown ThaT iT is very diTTiculT To puT ouT an annual wiThouT hav- ing any Tunds oTher Than Those acquired Through The sale oT The books. We were all aware oT This siTuaTion when The proiecT was sTarTed. The problem was puT To us squarely, we knew iT would be diTTiculT. lT would have been much easier Tor Mr. DoughTy To say no , and Thus puT an end To The whole maTTer. He was willing, however, To give us a chance To Try. We sincerely hope ThaT This book will iusTiTy The conTidence ThaT has been puT in us. We know ThaT The adminisTraTion welcomes any exTra-curricular acTiviTy which has real educaTional value. On This basis we can hearTily defend our eTTorTs. Many OT us have worked on This annual in one capaciTy or anoTher, and we can TruThTully say ThaT iT is an educaTional underTaking. We are happy ThaT we could have an annual, Tor iT means a greaT deal To us. There is noThing else oT a Tangible naTure ThaT we could Take wiTh us Trom school ThaT would have halT The value oT This Tomahawk . As The years go by we will value iT more and more as a permanenT record oT some oT The besT Times oT our lives. ln lafer years iT will bring vividly back To mincl The Triends we had, The evenTs we Took parT in, and The small buT imporTanT incidenTs ThaT made our high school days worTh- while. Thus, Trom a sTudenT's poinT oT view, The annual is very signiTicanT, and we Teel graTeTul To Mr. DoughTy and The Board of TrusTees Tor allowing us To publish a Tomahawk This year. -l9T :gh I1 -' vw A - FACULTY WESLEY P. SMITI-I EVERETT BLISS AqricuIIure Economics Biology Modern I-Iis+ory Advanced Mafhernafics Boys' Phys. Ed. RALPI-I B. DOUGI-ITY WILLIAM B. CRANE PrincipaI MUSIC I U. S. I-Iisfory AIgeI3ra MARIQN DIEDRICI-ISEN LUCIA I-IOTCI-IKISS E I.h Lafin H9 'S French EngIish ' Foreign Culfures SADIE AMBROSINI MARY I-I. W Domes+ic Science BOOIIqeepI TVIOIHQ Ari Shorfhand I I .I .., CLIFFORD SOREM Shop Farm Mechanics SUSAN L. KEGLER Geornehy Physics General Mafh. General Science I-IAZEL CI-IRISTENSEN GirIs' Phys. Ed. N I I-IITE 'IQ lelf fo righlz Phyllis Perry, Junior represenlaiive: Joe Kegler, C. F. S.: Doris Goff, Girls' League: Frirz Fleischer, Sludeni Body Treasurer: Gerald Briggs, Freshman Class: John Maclcley, Sludenf Body: Campbell Miller, Sophomore Class: Mr. Douohiy, Advisor: Carl Perersen, Senior Class: Jean Givins, Girls FM: Cecil Jo l-lindley, Boy's STUDENT COUNCIL The Srudenr Council is Jrhe srudenr governing body. Represenrarives are ap- poinled To regulare such marrers as 'rhe awarding of arhleiic lerlrers, The conducr of srudenrs, and 'rhe approprialion of siudenf funds. The council is composed ol presidenls or subslriluie ollicers from each class and each exrra-curricular organizalion in school. H is one of our mos? noforious groups. The Sludenr Body presidenr presides over 'rhe meerings, which are convened as oflen as is deemed necessary. This parlriciparion of The siudenrs in deciding The policies and problems of The school creales a desirable democralic arlilude among all sludenls. The Toslering of The spirir, which probably could noi be olherwise achieved, is considered Jrhe mosl imporranr Tunciion of rhe council. 3' II l l ROSE MARIANNE FLOWERS CARL PETERSEN IVIARIAN ANDERSON LESLIE TEDSEN FRANCES CALENCHINI JOHN MACKLEY DORIS GOFF CECIL JO HINDLEY CHRISTINA CLAUSEN KENNETH KIDDER DARYL TIG!-IE RUSSELL IVERSEN JEAN GIVINS DOROTHY ANDERSON ROSALIE ADAMS CLARENCE GOFE JULIA SHIELDS KENNETH HAYWOOD MARIAN BECK 'N MARIE AMARO DONALD SMITI-I IVIAYLANE CLAUSEN BRYAN FOWLER EVELYN DeCARLI v-vu. BARBARA JANE CODONI DAYLE CLOVER VIRGINIA FREDERIKSEN RUBY BIONDINI ALICE SI-IINN CHARLES WHITE BETTY BAGLEY KAREN LOFT SHIRLEY ANDERSON DOROTHY OBERDORF DONALD EUGENE KEGLER FRITZ FLEISCHER HELENE JOHNSON MR. BLISS ADVISOR ENES VALSECCI-il HARRY TONINI ANNA BARRI ALICE SILVA VIOLA PERRY ROBERT TONINI LORENE HARBERS GERALD NICHOLSON LEA!-1 MINER ADELINE LEONARDI 7 f ,li S 2 E 3 fg Q E 1 l Back row leTT To righT: ErnesT Laffranchi, ErnesT Kafri, Lloyd STone, Leslie Hendriclcsen, Alfred Canclini, Carl ChrisTensen, AlberT WhiTe, Mr, SrniTh, Advisor. Third row: KenneTh Pefersen, George STone, Joe Kegler, MarTin Barri, John Sr'niTh Gill, Clifford Shaw, Vice President Alvin Biondini, Arfhur BerTi, SergeanT-aT-arms. Second row: LyneTTe Swan, Yell Leader: Phyllis Perry, President Luella Ambrosini, SecreTary7 Emily Oliver, Agnes Crowley, Florence Coppini, Alice Decarli, La Verne Genzoli, FronT row: Camille Cook, Fae ChrisTensen, Frances PeTersen, Treasurer: ElizabeTh VaneTTi, DoroThy Pullen, Cleo Robinson, Frances Fredsori. JUNIORS ThroughouT The year The Tine spiriT oT The class OT I937 has conTribuTed much To all oT The acTiviTies oT The school. The class as a whole possessesa ThaT essenTial abiliTy To worlc TogeTher3 moreoever, iT conTains many sTudenTs who are willing To work hard Toward The success OT any proiecT. The class has been TorTunaTe in hav- ing an enThusiasTic and willing advisor. Their TirsT social underTaking Tor The year was The Junior Prom. WiTh The aid oT palms, a deserT landscape, a blue slay, a golden moon, and haunTing music TloaT- ing from a pyramid, The class TransTormed The gymnasium inTo an evening oT DeserT Moonlight On May TirsT The class oT I'-737 again enTerTained wiTh The annual Junior-Senior banqueT honoring The class of l936. The class of I937 also mainTains a commendable scholasTic sTandard, and many oT The members Talce parT in various aThleTics. A-TWT 1 5 Back row: Joe Godinho, Adam Caires, Clinion Haywood, Keilh Nicholsen, Lesier Maiyshock, Clifford Chrisiensen, Donald Pedrazzini, Frank Godinho, Carlin Richmond, Harlan Hansen, Campbell Miller, Presideniq Aldo Decarli. Third row: Soren Loii, Darrell Bean, Gunner Jorgensen, Keiih Ferguson, Charles Trigg, Paul Peiersen, Carol Bryani, Raymond Olsen, Gordon Hicks, George Alberi Hindley, Boys' Aihleiic Manager: Jimmy Flocchini. Second row: Blanche Rusk, Miriam Coombe, Secreiary- Treasurer, Lenora Gillespie, Lois Bonnikson, Belly Pailerson, Kaihryn Van Someren, Lillian Lorenzen, Doris Chrisiiansen, Eleanor Ammer, Roberia Feenaiy, Miss Whiie, Advisor. Froni row: Ida Caires, Josephine Meisier, Eleanor Shaw, Frances Flowers, Mildred Lindley, Vice Presideniq Doris Mackley, Mable Vaneiii, Frances Shields, Girls' Aihleiic Manager, Annie Deniz, Hilda Silva. SOPI-IOMORES lniiiaiing ihe Freshmen was a delighiiul rask for ihe Sophomore class, and They underiook ii wiih enfhusiasm lasi Fall. The Freshmen were properly humiliaied by having io polish ihe shoes oi The audience, and perfom oiher degrading acis. Aifer ihe ceremonies, a dance was enjoyed. A redwood painiing has been hung in ihe libarary as a memorial 'ro Paul Chrisien, a classmaie who losi his liie during ihe summer. Allhough The class has underiaken iew aciiviiies as a group, individual mem- bers have been prominenl in scholasiic, social and aihleiic aciiviiies. The class works well iogeiher and can Therefore look forward +0 a successful Junior year. .4 I8 i, Back row leTT To riqhT: Richard Tonini, Sergeanf-aT-arms, Gordon Crane, Elmo Giulieri, ClayTon Ferreira, George Oliver, Harold Goii, Charles McAllisTer, Norman Bansen, Ronald Becker, Merle Adams, Gerald Briggs, PresidenT: MerTon BerTelson, Francis TiTus. Third row: Earl Ambrosini, Conrad Ferreira, Leonard Fleischer, Treasurer: Francis Renner, RoberT Enos, Clifford DeTleTson, Donald Jacob- son, RoberT Deniz, Wendell Clausen, ivan Olsen, John BerTi, Yell Leader, Reno DaOra. Second row: Mrs. Kegler, Advisory Leona Gillespie, MyrTle LoTT, HarrieT McKean, Delmida Deniz, Shirley Pe-Terson, MargareThe PeTerson, Olivia Deniz, Helen Jean MarTin, Vice President Alda AlberTini. FronT row: Sena Jorgensen, STella Biondini, Mary Medina, Maxine TiTus, Edith VaneTTi, Wilma Coppini, SecreTaryg MargareT Haywood, BeTTy Lund, Darrol Bryant Rose Ellen Woodcoclr, Alice Hanson. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen were iniTiaTed by The Sophomores on OcTober TourTh wiTh The usual ceremonies and a dance aTTerwards. The Freshmen girls were welcomed inTo school by The Girls' League wiTh a kid parTy, To which The Senior girls escorTed The newcomers. AnoTher acTiviTy, in which mosT oi The class, several moThers, and a Tew Tac- ulTy members parTicipaTed, was Their gypsy parTy. Everyone came in cosfume. Be- sides games Tor enTerTainmenT, The advisor, Mrs. Kegler, Told TorTunes. Several Freshmen were prominenT in aThleTics. One member made TirsT sTring TooTball, some made second sTring lighTweighT baslceTball, and a large number were on The midgeT Team. rT'9lr 1 ACTIVITIES , .9-11' Uni ir '- 1. an ,xr 1.1 , ,L , ,,:, ,f .,, .., ,,. Back row: Jean Givins, Cecil .lo l-lindley, DoroThy Anderson, Luella Ambrosini, Lorene l-larbers, BeTTy Bagley, RoberTa FeenaTy, Rose Marianne Flowers. Joe Kegler. Second row: Frances PeTersen, Mildred Lindly, Phyllis Perry, Maylane Clausen, Miss Diedrichsen, Advisor: ChrisTina Clausen, ediTor: Jane Codoni. Leslie Tedsen, John SmiTh Gill. FronT row: Dayle Clover, Campbell Miller, George AlberT l-lindley, Gordon l-licks, KenneTh Kidder, John Mackley, Carl PeTersen. TOMAHAWK STAFF We oT The sTaTT are happy To carry on The TradiTion oT publishing a Tomahawk. We have puT TorTh our besT eTTorTs in The hope ThaT we could make OT This annual a proiec:T oT beneTiT To all concerned. In working Towards This goal, we have Tried To involve as many people as possible in The acTual work so ThaT iT will be a school acTiviTy and noT The Task oT a Tew people. All English classes have worked on1The preliminary draTTs oT The wriTe-ups. We should like To say ThaT we appreciaTe The supporT oT The communiTy in our underTaking. The publishing of This book would noT have been possible iT iT were noT Tor The very maTerial supporT OT The c:ommuniTy and The Tireless and invaluable help OT Miss Diedrichsen. We Take This means OT expressing our deep appreciaTion Tor Their aid. fl23l'- Baclc row, leTT To righT: Mr. SmiTh: Mr. Sorem. Second row: Lloyd STone, C. Trigg, R. Tonini. Third row: G, Nicholson, G. A. Hindley, G. Crane. FourTh row: C. J. Hindley, A. WhiTe, W. Clausen, K. Pefersen. FUTURE FARMERS' JUDGING TEAM Ferndale FuTure Farmers were well represenTed in The l935 l'TumboldT CounTy Fair, which rnarlced The beginning oT The new FuTure Farmer Division, FuTure Farmers' Judging Team. The Ferndale ChapTer won over one hundred dollars in premium awards, besides many ribbons and oTher Trophies. A Tew oT The Ferndale members who showed live- sToclc were Ray Olsen, Harry Tonini, RoberT Tonini, Leslie Hendrickson, Cecil Jo Hind- ley, George T-lindley, Carrol BryanT, Joe Godinho, MarTin Barri, and KenneTh PeTer- sen. The boys also won many TirsT places in The Farm Mechanics class. ln The judging conTesTs Ferndale Tared very well. The Farm Mechanics Team, composed OT Jay Dinsmore, Lloyd STone, and Gerald Nicholson won TirsT place. The PoulTry Team oT George A. l-lindley, Charles Trigg and AlberT WhiTe won second place. The LivesToclc Team, wiTh Cecil Jo Flindley, Lloyd STone and Gordon Crane as members, won Third place. The Dairy CaTTle Team composed oT RoberT Tonini, KenneTh PeTersen, and Wendell Clausen received Third place. No Ferndale Team Tailed To place in any conTesT. The Ferndale Chap+er received The second award in sweepsTalces, a noTable per- Tormance Tor such a young chapTer. The FuTure Farmers expecT To conTinue The showing in This year's Fair wiTh an- oTher good perTormance in The l936 CounTy and STaTe Fairs. 4-l24T' F. F. A. The FuTure Farmers carried ouT a varied and exTensive program This year. ForTy eighT sTudenTs are enrolled in AgriculTure, a decided increase over lasT year. Each F. F. A. member carries aT leasT one proiecT. lndividual FuTure Farmers won numerous awards aT The CounTy Fair in AugusT. The Ferndale ChapTer capTured TirsT award in The Farm Mechanics Judging Con- TesT and second place in poulTry iudging. Judging Teams and exhibiTs were senT To The STaTe Fair in SacramenTo, where Ferndale won The ninTh award in The Grand Prize ConTesT Tor all F. F. A. ChapTers in CaliTornia. The Greenhand lniTiaTion Tor ThirTy-one new members was held in The Gym on OcTober TwenTy-Third. ln November The FuTure Farmers made a survey OT over nineTy per cenT oT The ranches in The Ferndale DisTricT To TormulaTe a livesToclc census and To deTer- mine argiculTural pracTices. The Gym was compleTely TransTormed inTo a barn Tor The F. F. A. Barn Dance on SaTurday, December I4. A program was presenTed during The inTermission, and cider was served To The many who were presnT. The Second annual FaTher and Son BanqueT on February I2 was boTh larger and beTTer Than The previous one. Over one hundred TaThers, sons, and honored guesTs were presenT To enioy The banqueT and enTerTainmenT. The sTudenTs compleTed various oTher proiecTs such as pruning The Trees and planT- ing lawn aT The Village Club. BoTh Mr. Sorem and Mr. SmiTh unTiringly helped in all oT These proiecTs. Mr. DouhTy and Dr. I-lindley are honorary members oT The ChapTer. 25 ORCHESTRA AND BAND Bofh +he band and orcheslra are imporfanl paris of school life. The orcheslra had The advanlage of being composed of experienced players. The band, lhough made up almosf enfirely of beginners, was able +o play al all school rallies and home games, and Jro malce several public appearances during fhe Spring semesfer. Marching drill was an imporlanl' parl of lheir Training. Bolh organizalions played al 'fhe Chrislrnas program, al lhe Spring Concert and al' lhe Music Feslival. qi 26 ls ..w1- f ,mx-me- 'M vwwwwwvwww STRING QUARTET AND BRASS QUARTET The Music Deparlmenr has lwo unusual and popular organizalions, +lie Sfring Quarlel and flue Brass Quarlel. Tlrme Slring Quarlel, since il's lirsf appearance on The Clwrislmas program, has been greally in demand for enlerlaining al lodges, clubs, and social allairs. The Brass Quarlel appeared firsl a+ flue Spring Concert and has be- come very aclive. 5271- sf-'Yes YV CHORUS AND GI RLS' DOUBLE QUARTET AlThough mosT oT The group are beginners in music, The Chorus has advanced To The sTage where They no longer are Troubled over reading noTes buT can really enioy singing. The group Toolc The parT oT a heavenly choir in Gloria, and sang in The ChrisTmas Progam, The Spring ConcerT and The Music FesTival. The Double QuarTeT was chosen Trom a large number who Tried ouT aT The beginning oT The year. IT is one oT The mosT popular oT The musical organizaTions. 42819- l l GLORIA AND HIGHLIGHTS Iwo successful aclivilies ol Ihe English IV Class were Ihe presenlalion ol a play, Gloria, in coniunclion wilh Ihe annual Chrislmas program, and The publishing ol a school paper, 'II-Iighlighlsf' Though Ihe paper consisls ol only Iour mimeographed sheels, il is hoped Ihal il will develop info sonnelhinq really worlh while which will be ol educalional value lor a large number ol sludenls. S Back row leTT To righT: Phyllis Perry, Social Chairman: Miss Diedrichsen, Luella Ambrosini, Song Leader: Miss l-loTchlciss, Frances Calanchini, Treasurer: Frances PeTersen, Yell Leader: Mrs. Kegler. SeaTed: Rose Marianne Flowers, Vice PresidenT: Doris Goff, PresidenTg Miss WhiTe, Miss ChrisTensen, Miss Ambrosini. FronT row: ChrisTina Clausen, Program Chairman: Helene Johnson, l-lospiTaliTy Chairman: Jane Codoni, SecreTary. GIRLS' LEAGUE The purpose OT The Girl's League is To promoTe school spiriT, To creaTe compan- ionship among girls, To esTablish Triendship beTween parenTs and daughTers, and To help The girls To become beTTer ciTizens. Every girl and woman TaculTy member is a member OT The League. Four sTanding commiTTees, namely, The Social Service commiTTee, The l-lospiTaliTy commiTTee, The Program commiTTee, and The Social com- miTTee have charge oT acTiviTies. ' The TirsT acTiviTy Tor The year I935-I936 was a Kids ParTy given in honor oT The Freshmen. ScooTers, dolls, wagons and all-day suclcers were much in evidence. The annual bangueT honoring The TooTball players was held in OcTober. The menu was prepared by The coolcing class. The enTerTainmenT, arranged by The Pro- gram commiTTee, was composed oT a slciT, songs. speeches, and a reading. Honoring Their TaThers The Girls' League held a FaTher's CoTTee in January, aT which whisT provided enTerTainmenT. The moThers were honred guesTs aT a MoThers' Tea held in April. AT ThaT Time an exhibiT oT handiworlci by The ArT and Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT was shown. ,. :.. 1 I Joe Kegler, presidenfy Leonard Fleischer, Mrs. Kegler, advisor: Luella Ambrosini, Frances Flowers vice-presidenf: Mildred Lindly, Frifz Fleischer, secrefary-freasurer, Ronald Becker. CALI FORN IA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Chapfer I58 California Scholarship Federafion received ifs charfer and numerical rafing from The California Scholarship Federafion in fhe school year of I926-27. The original enrollmenf for fhe firsf fhree years was very good. buf academic inferesf flucfuafed, and fhe percenfage of A grades gave way fo a greafer proporfion of B's. Since fhe Federafion requires a proporfion of Three A grades and one B grade, or an oufsfanding record in exfra-curricular acfivifies, only a few sfudenfs have earned life membership in reconf years. The CSF by-laws sfipulafe fhaf,-Hsfudenfs who have earned novifiafe mem- bership for a specified period, which shall be nof less fhan 'rwo-fhirds of fhe fofal period of Senior High School affendance, one member of which said membership shall have been earned during fhe lasf year of affendance prior fo graduafion, shall have fhe Federafion Chapfer Seal embossed upon 'rheir diplomas, 'rheir permanenf office record cards or pages, and fheir college and universify recommendafions. The award of fhe seal shall confer life membership in fhe local chapferf' Frifz Fleischer will receive a life membership award fhis year. Three charfer members of CSF I58 are now members of fhe High School faculfy,-Miss Died- richsen, Miss Chrisfensen and Miss Ambrosini. ATHLETICS Baclc row: KenneTh PeTersen, KeiTh Ferguson, Donald SmiTh, RoberT Tonini, Harry Tonini, Eugene Kegler, Leslie Tedsen, John Maclcley, Carl PeTersen, CapTaing Lloyd STone, Mr. Bliss, Coach. Second row: Carlin Richmond, Paul PeTersen, Gordon Hiclcs, George STone, Elmo Giulieri, Cecil Jo Hindley, Campbell Miller, Dayle Clover, Harlan Hansen. FirsT row: Raymond Olsen, MerTon BerTelson. Phillip KaTri, CliTTord ChrisTensen, Wendell Clausen, ArThur BerTi, Gordon Crane. FOOTBALL AlThough noT vicTorious in any C. I. F. games This year, The TooTball Team demonsTraTed a spiriT which was indomiTable despiTe The handicaps which conTronTed Them. The TirsT eleven was The lighTesT aggregaTion ever To represenT The school, averaging only one hundred TorTy-eighT pounds. AlThough The baclofield was ex- cepTionally TasT, The superior weighT oT our oppone-nTs was Too greaT an advanTage To overcome. The leTTermen were: Carl PeTesen l-TB, John lvlaclcley FB, Leslie Tedsen LT, Eugene Kegler C, George STone HB, Elmo Giuleri LG, Donald SmiTh RG, RoberT Tonini RG, Philip KaTri E, Campbell Miller QB, Cecil Jo Hindley QB, Dayle Clover E, lvlarTin Barrie E, KeiTh Ferguson RT. Following are The C. l. F. game scores: Ferndale Del NorTe I5 Ferndale Eureka 34 Ferndale ArcaTa 26 Ferndale Del NorTe I7 Ferndale Eureka 40 Ferndale ArcaTa 20 AT The annual FooTlnall BangueT, George and Lloyd STone were chosen as co capTains Tor The T936 season. ,I 35 I., l nm Back row, leTT To righT: Coach Bliss, George STOne. KeiTh Ferguson, Carl PeTersen, John Maclcley, Leslie Tedsen, l-larry Tonini. FronT row: Eugene Kegler, Harlan l-lansen, Dayle Clover, Paul PeTersen, Donald SmiTh, Russell lyersen. HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL OuT OT Ten C. l. F. games played, The heavyweighT squad won Tour and lOsT six. Though This is nOT a phenomenal record, and Though The greaTer parT OT The games ended in deTeaT, many were closely cOnTesTed, and TwO were lOsT by only one pOinT. The members OT The squad who won leTTers were John lylaclcley, Carl PeTersen, and KeiTh Ferguson, guards: Leslie Tedsen and Russell lyersen, cenTersg and George STOne, Donald SmiTh, and T-larlan l-lansen, Torwards. ATTer The C. I. F. season was Over, The Team iourneyed TO Ulniah, where They lOsT by a score OT 22 TO I2. There were many exc:ellenT players On The Team. Carl PeTersen lcapTainl Tinished second in The l lumbOldT-Del NOrTe COunTy sTanding, having made 89 poinTs ,Though he was OuT Two games wiTh an aTTack OT appendiciTis. MOST OT This good heayyweighT maTerial will be lOsT Through graduaTiOn, leaving only Tour veTerans Tor nexT year. ii 36 le Arfhur Berfi, Randal Bransleller, George Alberl l-lindley, Joe Kegler, and Campbell A A M, lx Baclc row, lell lo righl: Campbell Miller, Joe Kegler, Cecil Jo Hindlev, Randal Branslefler, Alvin Biondini, Arlhur Berfi, George Alber+ l-lindley, Coach Bliss. Fronl row: Ernesl Kairi, Clifford Deflef- sen, Clinlon Haywood, Merfon Berfelsen, Richard Tonini, Gerald Briggs. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL A+ 'rhe end ol lhe baslcelball season, 'rhe lighlweighfs were fied wi'rh Forfuna for lhird place in +he Humboldt Del Norfe C. l. F. league. Alfer 'rhe C. I. F. season was over, a hard-loughl game was losl lo Ukiah wilh a score of 28 io 17. Alvin Biondini, who played every posilion on lhe +eam, was lhird in C. l. F. scor- ing, having a Jrolal of of 76 poinls for lhe len games. Arlhur Berli placed fourlh wilh a iolal of 63 poinfs. The following boys received lellers: Cecil Jo l-lindley lCap'l'l, Alvin Biondini, Miller. The Scores of lhe C. l. F. Games were as follows: Ferndale Arcala Ferndale Arcafa Ferndale Forluna Ferndale Forfuna Ferndale Eurelca Ferndale Eureka Ferndale Del Norfe Ferndale Del Norfe Ferndale Soufh Forlc Fernda'e Soufh Forlc ,I 37 I. rw-sv-rw-My -My ,,,,,mwN.V Back row leTT To righT: Lloyd STone, SergeanT4aT-arms: Elmo Giulieri, Dayle Clover, Paul PeTersen, Raymond Olsen, Gunnar Jorgensen, KeiTh Ferguson, ArThur BerTi, Mr. Bliss, Advisor. Second row: Joe Kegler, Cecil Jo l-lindley, PresidenTq KenneTh Haywood, Campbell Miller, SecreTary7 MarTin Barri, Alvin Biondini, RoberT Tonini, Randall BransTeTTer. FronT row: Donald SmiTh, Leslie Tedson, Carl PeTersen, Treasurer: John Mackley, Eugene Kegler, George STone, Vice President THE BOYS' F In order To become a member OT The Boys' F SocieTy, one musT have earned a leTTer in any aThleTic acTiviTy or as manager OT any Team. WiTh such a membership- The cream OT The aThleTic crop-The organizaTion musT show The high degree oT sporTs- manship which is expecTed oT Them. The Boys' F. was organized in order To TulTill Three essenTial needs oT The sphool, namely: To manage all inTremural games and award The Boys' F Trophy To The winning class, To encourage all sTudenTs To achieve someThing in The Tield oT aThleTics, even Though iT be only parTicipaTion as a rooTer, and To seT an example oT good sporTsrnan- ship. In view oT These aims, The club became acTive in The laTTer parT oT The year and reorganized The schools rooTing secTion. Thus, when acTion was required, resulTs were oloTained. Membership in The SocieTy is a much coveTed honor. Tl 38 T' Back row leTT To righT: Miss ChrisTensen, advisor: ChrisTina Clausen, DoroThy Pullen. Second row: DoroTl1y Anderson, Vice President Marian Anderson, Daryl Tighe, Jean Givens, Presidenfg Julia Shields, Yell Leader: Frances Calanchini, Phyllis Perry, Luella Ambrosini. Fronf row: Adeline Leonardi, Frances PeTersen, Agnes Crowley. BeTTy Bagley, Helene Johnson, SecreTary. GIRLS' F The Girls' F serves To esTablish an aThleTic program Tor The girls OT The school, and To creaTe a spiriT oT friendliness among Those girls who enioy sporTs. AlThough There is no inTerscholasTic program Tor girls, The opporTuniTy Tor aThleTic parTicipaTion is furnished by an exTensive schedule OT inTer-class games. For playing on a class Team, Tor being a capTain, or Tor being a class aThleTic manager a girl receives poinTs. When she has earned IOO poinTs, she is eligible To become a member of The Girls' F. To welcome This year's new members. a progressive dinner and TheaTer parTy was held in OcTober. On CcTober TiTTh TwenTy girls represenTed The school aT The annual playclay al' T'lumboldT STaTe College. ln The group posTure conTesT Ferndale Tool: TirsT place, winning The banner which is now displayed in The hall. Marian Beck placed Third in The individual posTure conTesT. The inTerclass program included soccer, volley-ball and baslceTball. The Senior class won The championships in soccer and volley-ball. The Junior class won The baslceTball championship cup Tor The second successive year. rl39T- k gmQN, N. ,s,.,,,m-'E Y wi Ai: M V . l.,.,.nx 5 i B A Baclc row, lell lo righl: Clarence Golf, Ass'l, Mgr., Gordon l-liclcs, Keilh Ferguson, Carol Bryanl, Campbell Miller, Charles Trigg, Coach Bliss. Second row: Alvin Biondini, Mgr., Arlhur Berli, lvlerlon Berlelson, Raymond Olsen, Harlan l-lansen, George A. l-lindley, Joe Kegler, Clifford Chrisliansen. Firsl row: Ivan Olsen, Armondo Barri, Francis Renner, Wendell Clausen. BASEBALL The Baseball Season slarled early in March wilh live yelerans from lasl year head- ing lhe lisl ol candidales who answered Coach Bliss' call. Keilh Ferguson, Joe Keg- ler, Gunnar Jorgensen, Raymond Olsen, and George Slone were lhe relurning lel'- lermen. The resl of lhe squad is composed moslly of underclassmen. The line-up is as follows: Calcher, Clifford Chrislianseng Pilching Slalf, Arlhur Berli, Campbell Miller, and lvlerlon Berlelsonq Isl. Base, Keilh Ferguson: Znd. Base, Joe, Keglery 3rd. Base, Arlhur Berli and lvlerlon Berlelsong S. S., Gunnar Jorgensen: Oullielders, Raymond Olsen, l-larlan Hansen, Charles Trigg, and George Slone. ln lhe lirsl league game al Forluna on March QI, Ferndale came our on lhe shorl end ol an 8 lo l score. The nexl weelr Del Norle mel Ferndale al lhe Elemenlary School diamond. Ferndale won a len-inning game wilh a score of I9 To l8, playing The lasl lhree innings in lhe rain. ll was raining again when Ferndale losl' lo Soulh Forlc wilh a l5 lo 6 score. The game wilh Arcala slill remains lo be played. T 4 C ' 'A A' Back row, leff +o right C. Chrislensen, J. Godinho, H. Hansen, K. Ferguson, D. Smi+h, D. Kegler, R. Olsen, l-l. Tonini, Coach Bliss, D. Clover. Second row: R. Bransfefier, A. Biondini, C. Miller. G. Briggs, C. Fierrera, B. l-lindley, F, Godinho, K. Nicholson, C. l-laywood, R. Beclrer. Fronf row: I. Ol- seln, K. Pelersen, L. Maiyshoclc, M. Berfelson, R. Deniz. C. Deflefson. H. Goff. E. Giuleri, E. Ka+ri, W. Causen. ' TRACK The prececlenl and repulalion esfablishecl by ihe 'rraclc reams al The I935 meei should furnish sullicienl inspirafion lo carry This year's squad To viclory. A+ 'rhe I935 l-lumboldl-Del Norle Counly Traclc and Field lvleel held al' Forfuna, lho Ferndale l-ligh l-leavyweighf squad won lirsi place wilh a margin of Three and one-hall poinis. The relay leam, composed ol Golf, Givens, lvlaclcley, and Pefer- sen, sei a new counly record ol: I:35.03, l.5 seconds iasfer lhan The previous record. Carl Pelersen sei new records in The IOO-yard dash and fhe broad jump. ln lhe lighrweighf division, Ferndale placed Third wi+h a score of I5 poinis. A+ fhe Redwood Empire Track and Field lyleel lhe Ferndale squads fied wi+h Sanfa Rosa l-ligh School for firsl place in 'rhe l-ligh School division. Ferndale placed firsi in lhe broad iump and lhe 440-yardvrelay, won second place in lhe IOO-yard dash, and lied for second in lhe high lump. The heavyweighls relurning To The squad 'rhis year are Carl Pelersen, John Mack- ley, and Paul Pefersen. Alvin Biondini, Cecil Jo l-lindley, and Randall Bransfelfer are Jrhe relurning lighfweighl velerans. Bolh 'reams hope 'ro uphold lhis fine slanding in I936. .1'4l ip Q-..-,M-W FEATURES 25 Z S ..-afwfi 1 M Ns ww, is Es 5 :F is EVENTS, OUTSTANDING AND OTHERWISE T935-T936 AUGUST I2-Ho, hum. goTTa' geT up and go To work again. 22-23-Very fine. We have Two days off for The fair. SEPTEMBER 2-Labor Day, and a holiday. 9-Admission Day. and anoTher vacaTion. We Think This is preTTy swell, Too. l3-jFridayj And are we worried! Grades come ouT, and you never can Tell abouf These new Teachers. Besides ThaT we hear abouf flu bugs. I6-2l-lnsTiTuTe Week: Teachers work for a change, and sfudenfs play. 25-FirsT bleacher pracTice. We earn a complimenf from Mr. Doughfy for The firsT and lasf Time. 26-Bonfire rally. Someone is guilfy of arson. Freshmen give a dance afferward. OCTOBER 3-Girls' F. enjoys a progressive dinner, Theafer parTy. and a flaf Tire. 4-Freshman Frolic. Soplqiqmores lay iT on Thick. 5-Elayday aT Humb 'f'5iifjSTaTe College. Ferndale girls bring back The posfure anner. if 7-8-Freshmen suffer Two days of TesTs. DisTurbs our schedule reaTly. II-WalTer Mails and The One Horse Band enferfain aT a raflay. I8- HighlighTs makes firsT appearance. amid much exciTemenT. I8-Girls' League Kid ParTy . Everyone iooks and acTs naTural. 23-Traffii PaTrol shows SafeTy Picfures. Some of us conscienTious ones decide To drive more carefully hereaffer, while more Timid ones decide To sTay aT home, buf don'T. 23-F. F. A. Greenhand lniTiafion. Everyone enjoys an elecfric shock as parT of The enTerTainmenT. We regref To reporT no faTaliTies. NOVEMBER l I-Armisfice Day holiday. I2-Annual FooTball Banquef. Only Three spoons and six forks missing. I5-Junior Prom. A hoT Time on The deserf. 28-29-Thanksgiving VacaTion. DECEMBER I4+F. F. A. sTage very realisfic barn dance. The pig had a fine Time. I7-Coach Bliss is discovered spraying The viciniTy of his office. They Kepf The Pig in The Parlor . I7-Foreign Language DeparTmenT enjoys dinner and Chrisfmas parTy. I8-Annual ChrisTmas program. Who used The false hair To hold up his shepherd cosTume? 20-School closes for Chrisfmas vacafion. -T45T EVENTS, OUTSTAN DI NG AN D OTH ERW I SE I 935-1936 JANUARY 6-Back Io Ihe grind again. I4-We hear a Ieciure on China by Mr. Thomas EIIioH. I 23-Girls' League enIer+ains fafhers wifh whisi and coffee. Fa+hers wish Ihey could smoke. We'II remember Thar for nexf year. 27-We decide 'ro have a Tomahawk'.'. This was our unlucky day. 28-Arf classes visi'r Scholasiic Ari' Exhibif aI' Arcafa High. 3I-Had picfures Iaken for This annual. An awful sfrain. bu? we go? our of a few classes. I . . ' FEBRUARY ' I2-F. F. A. Fafher and Son Banquet Had senaior foriclinner. 24-Miss Horchlqjslsrfails To appear. Blame fhe wea+her and slides. 27-Foods Class en+er+ains Faculiy ai luncheon. 28-Baske'IbaII .Jreams go 'Io Ukiah. Many oihers see Midsummer NighI's Dream . Oihers go home aux pied Ion fool Io youl. MARCH 4-6-Flu Bug wins a long siege, and school closes. II-Humboldi S'ra're College presen+s On Io College caravan. I3--IFricIayI Big day for Mr. Smiih. Did you gel a cigar? I4-Girls aHencI play day ai Arcaia High School. I7-Shorlhand Class gives iiself a parfy. 20-Physical Educafion Deparimenf Program, Happy Landings . 30-I+ snows. Did you cui? Mosi of I'he snow I'haI' fell on us came from Bunker Hill. APRIL 2-Spring Conceri of Ihe Music Deparfmeni. 3-School closes for Easier vacaiion. I3-School siarfs again. Back Io Ihe grind once more. Oh. Silvie, wha+'s 'rho mailer wiih 'rhe furnace Ihis morning? -Econ. class goes on a field Irip. -We are enieriained ai assembly by a lovely black snake, and admire his dreamy e es. I7-!Senior Ball. Even 'Ihe weaiher obliges and remains dry for The eveni. 23-Senior announcemenis and cards arrive. Scenes of Chrisrmas recalled. 24-Jacqueline Duke enI'er+ains wiI'h violin concerI'. 28-Public Schools Week Program. I5 I5 MAY I-Junior-Senior Banquet Some of ihe seniors were worried for fear Ihey wouIdn'I' ger +his. -Girls' League Convenfion a'r Arcaia. -Beach Pariy in Ihe gym. How come? I4-Mo+hers' Tea. Tables reversed for a change. I5-Annual Music Fesfival. -Couniy Track MeeI'. There were some fasl' ones There. --Commencement Seniors gei Thrown ou+. 2 7 23 28 rI46I' THINGS WE CAN'T FORGET Carl Pefersen eifher cuffing up or somefimes iusf plain cuffing. Leslie Tedsen's flaming socks. red hair, and youfh. Karen Loff perpefually polishing apples. Bryan Fowler's magnefic personalify. Charles Whife's perpefual silence. Marie Amaro's calm voice. We would all like fo hear her excifed. Clarence Goff geffing his educafion in Herb's boiler room. Dayle Clover's cheerful Hi, Toofs . Cecil Jo Hindley scrafching his nose wifh his fhumb and reverenfly exfending his fingers. Frifz Fleischer's confinual working. Jane Codoni's rapf sfaring info space. Daryl Tighe and her smile, which reminds some boys of heaven. Julia Shields looking for somebody. Rose Marianne Flowers going iournalisfic. Beffy Bagley fraveling fhe road fo a nervous breakdown. Marian Anderson in a wide-awake daze. E Jean Givins waving her arms in fhe air and shoufing, Oh, Kid . Alice Shinn fyping and doing shorfhand. John Mackley's indefinable somefhing can be described fhusz A dillar, a dollar A fen o'clock scholarg Why do you come so soon? You used fo come af fen o'clock, And now you hardly come af all any more. Dorofhy Oberdorf's arfisfic drawings. Roberf Tonini's fruck. Harry Tonini's arguing wifh Mr. Smifh. Donald Smifh carrying a book around. buf never looking af if. Kennefh Kidder's misplaced, and offen unappreciafed, sense of humor. Frances Calanchini assuming an arisfocrafic affifude. Leah Miner geffing fired of loafing. Evelyn De Carli and Ruby Biondini bofh falking fo each ofher af once. Russell Iversen's sainfly face. Kennefh Haywood peacefully dreaming away fhe periods. and wondering why fhe feachers can r feach him anyfhing. Chrisfina Clausen's many messy papers and numerous books. Maylane Clausen geffing disgusfed wifh one boy friend a week. Dorofhy Andersen and her car, Susie. Virginia Fredericksen's unqualified and irrelevanf remarks. Viola Perry's perpefual blush. Helene Johnson saunfering info school abouf half an hour lafe. Anna Barri faking life easy. Lorene Harbers geffing whaf she wanfs. Doris Goff geffing ouf of all fhe work she can. Enes Valsecchi waving af Kenny. Adeline Leonardi making pillows for all her friends. Marion Beck announcing Miss Chris+ensen's programs. Donald Eugene Kegler shoufing very high class expressions. Gerald Nicholson looking for Alice. Alice Silva looking for Gerald. Shirley Anderson's flaming lipsfick. Rosalie Adams's classy arf work. 4471'- UWM SC R RRO HHO as 'li u. 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