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

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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,

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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

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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