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

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F. F. . BA Kl1'I'll LL 11,11 810 lfrnnl Roux' lf. Christcrlsrli, C. Flrlwfiirzi. E. Titus, H. Ijllllfll, J. Mr' fflcllmz, lf. BIIUVIIIUII, R. lhmro, lf. Anzbroxini, Cu. l crl'1'ir11. Hari: Ron' S. Lrzflrrlllrhi, A. l,6'I'lIl'H, J. Lorerzzo, If. Early, I.. Marlin. C. Hunler Ifmzrlz Mitrln-ll, If. Trigg, ff. lfryarzl, Giulieri, ll. lfranc, C. fffIl'f.9ll'1llt xcu. K. Nirlzolsorz. For the second consecutive year the local chap- ter heavies won the championship hy downing Arcata 28-21 in the playoff. The C team also came through for a very easy championship and the H's won second place in their class. It took the local heavies just seven games to win the championship. while the gifs won it in four. The Ns had to participate in a playoff and downed Fortuna and Arcata in order. Prospects of getting varsity material out of the Future Farmer teams are great lie- cause this is a hne hunch of material coming up. SIIOR HS I. If fl Iifllfllfjh 25- 9 12-11 24-18 28-18 Fortuna l4- 6 6-21 27- 6 27-21 Arcata 28- 6 17-22 28-31 28-21 Fortuna 27- 6 ll-37 5- 9 Arcata 941-27 46-91 311-611 83-60 Totals Ferndale score appears first. The llloclc F Society. an honorary group of thirty-two this year. achieved outstanding suc- cess in urging students to keep off the gym lloor. thus maintaining the lmest court in the county. So far this year. excluding track and tennis. the hoys have been really stepping up in their athletic ability. The Seniors have amassed 61 letters out of a total of 98 in the whole school. Camphell Miller, the only five-sport man ever to attend Ferndale High. received three letters in foothall. four in lmaskethall. three in lvasehall, three in track. and two in tennis. He was an all-county athlete in practically all sports. Keith Ferguson won an honor sweater for earning: three lrlock F's in foothall. two in haskethall. and four in hasehall. Front Ron' CIIIIISYII, C. Haylmozl, Ru. l'.'xr-0111, C. l.1hffSlilIlISl'll, C. licclfcr, lf. Trigg, ll. Hfrzrlley. SUVUIIII Rouff K. Nicholxoli, I. Olsen, H. Hilulley, lf. Cilzfieri, C. Miller. C. lhftlcfselz, R. l1'4'r'lrz'r. Thin! Kuwf ll. l,l'llHIZZilIf, H. HllII.Yl'I1 C. Rivhrnorul. M. liertelseri. M. Olsen, R. Olsen. lfflflt' Hou' fl. lfrlrri. P. l'c'lerser1, Cl. Ferrcirrl, H. Goff, K. Fer- guson, Mr. ,lorgelixeri fAll1'l-Stiff. BUY 1

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3 BA EBALL Front Rowf M. Olsen, I. Olsen, A. Barrii, F. Renner, C. Detlefsen, C. Hinclleyi, C. Milleri, M. Bertelsenx, W. Clausen? Back Row: ieri flllanagerl, K. Fergasoni, C. Christianseni, C. Trigg , H. R. Olsen , D. Jacobsen C. Becker , Coach Jorgensen. 3' Won block. A home ground jinx seems to be held over Ferndale hall teams because they haven't won a ball game in the local high school diamond in four years. The outstanding game was the encounter at E. Giul- Hansen , Fortuna when Coach I0rgensen's club downed the champions 3 to 2 in a hard fought game. During the season Ferndale won three games and lost three to keep up a .500 per cent av- erage. SCORES 8- 4 Alumni 3- 2 Fortuna 3- 9 Arcata 8- 2 Hoopa 4- 6 South Fork 3- 8 Del Norte 29-31 Totals This year Ferndale High had more dual meets than ever before in the history of the school. The Seniors took the inter-class meet. Others were held with the Alumni, Eureka, Arcata, Fortuna, and Humboldt-Del Norte C. l. F. competitors at Arcata. Last year the lightweights took second in the big meet and the heavies third. Several outstanding performances were given, among them three by Alvin Biondini who broke the high hurdle record, and took second in the broad jump for high point honors in the MA division. Also, P. Petersen and D. Pedrazzini Front Rowf D. Clausen, J. Flocchini, W. Clausen, J. Lorenzo, C. Miller, C. Detlefsen, L. Briggs. Back Rowf Coach Jorgensen., C. Christiansen, C. Richmond, Ru. Escola, P. Petersen, R. B Jacobsen, H. Lorenzo. took second and third respectively in the pole vault, and C. Christiansen second in the mile. In the lightweight division Branstetter took first and two seconds in the shot putt, low hur- dles and broad jump, respectively. C. Miller copped a first in the 440 and a third in the shot putt. M. Olsen took a second in the high jump, and R. Becker took first in the high jump, while K. Nicholson placed fourth in the 100-yard dash. Point winners on the NCR team were I. Olsen, A. Barri and J. Lorenzo. A. Barri, 1. Olsen, ecker, D.

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UAL DAR 0F AUGUST 23-School Opens SEPTEMBER 9-Admission Day 10-Frosh Reception 17-Senior Program 23-O. L. Beach Party OCTOBER 3-Junior Program 8-Alumni Dance 12-Trustees' Banquet 26-Girl, Marimhist 26-Plays at Hart Theatre 28--Bonfire Rally NOVEMBER 2-Girls' F Progressive Dinner 13-Junior Prom 17-Mothers, Tea 19--Sophomore Program 24-Plays at South Fork 25-26-Thanksgiving Vacation 30--Liquid Air Demonstration DECEMBER 23-Frosh Program 23-Jan. 3--Xmas Vacation JANUARY 13-Snakes Alive lil-Alaskan Pictures M S EVE 'I' FEBRUARY 2-Orendo the Magician 18-Faculty Program 26-F. F. A. Barn Dance MARCH 11-F. F. A. Program 16-Fathers' Coffee 21-Physical Culture 22-Football Banquet 25-Plays and Music 26-C. S. F. to Del Norte APRIL 1-Amateur Program Grammar School Night 8-17-Easter Vacation 21-Ferndale Elementary Program 22-Home-making Dance 23-Girls' League Convention C. S. F. at Santa Rosa 26-Father-Son Banquet 27-KIEM Program 28-Education Program 29-Tennis at l-loopa MAY 6-Music Festival 10-P. E. Program 13-Home Room Program 13-Senior Ball 19-Junior-Senior Banquet 20-Musical Field Day 23-Senior Picnic FROSH REGISTRATION 24-Wiener Roast 26-Graduation