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

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funnel fnwzf. The council, presided over This year by Ken Cady, spenT much oT iTs Time in Taking sTeps To improve assemblies and rallies. The members decided To have every club and organizaTion in high school give an assembly during The course of The year, Thereby creaTing beTTer enTerTainmenT. Also Taken up by The council were many amend- menTs To lasT year's new consTiTuTion. Many changes were necessary, and as a resulT oT The changes broughT abouT by The council The consTiTuTion is ThaT much closer To perTecTion. Those on The council have also had Tun in perform- ing Their duTies, buT Tor The many consTrucTive Things They have accomplished we owe Them a voTe oT Thanks. The STudenT CourT is sTill relaTively new as an organizaTion aT Ferndale l-ligh. Being such iT is sTill suTTering Trom growing pains 1 There are sTill many wrinkles To be ironed ouT. The main Trouble seems To be in geTTing The cooperaTion of all The sTudenTs in This Thing called sTudenT conTrol. The sysTem sounds good on paper buT has yeT To be Tully realized in pracTice. l-lowever, The ideal is worTh working Toward: we hope ThaT in The TuTure The STudenT CourT will be one oT The mosT successTul organizaTions in The school. l-leading The courT in iTs progress This year were Gene lvlarks and Jack Monson, serving as iudges Tor The TirsT and second semesTers, respecTively. Sponsored by Marfin's News Sfund and H. K. Mathes, Jeweler A f STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff To righf: C. Lakin, B. Hull, A. Chrisfen, A. Tarelli, SECOND ROW: F. Beffiga, L. Worlhingfon, C. Tirsbeck, L. SalIa'day, R. MarTin. THIRD ROW: Miss M. Jennings, K. Cady, D. Brazill, Mr. F. Page. STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW, left To righT: A. Capaul, B. Chandler, L. Chandler, L. Brazil, W. Page, A. Tarelli, L. Marfin, J. Russ. SECOND ROW: M. Anderson, C. Tirs- beck, J. Ambrosini, F. Beifiga, L. Sal- laday, J. Pedroifi, G. Goff. THIRD ROW: A. Rocha, B. Lewis, C. Kukuk, G. Wood, A. Chrisfen, D. Johanson. FOURTH ROW: J. Pegolofii, E. Sousa, J. Bugbee, G. Paine, J. Flynn, B. Hull. FIFTH ROW: B. SeTTerlund, R. Killings- worfh, D. Hackeii, D. Lowery, J. Mon- son, G. Marks, Miss M. Jennings. in I

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K? RODNEY KILLINGSWORTH JIM ROWLEY Presidenf Vice-Presidenf I O I O There are many rhings +ha+ disfinguish 'rhe class of sludenls gradualing 'rhis spring. First They are leav- ing high school in +he middle of The cenlury, af a +ime when +he counfry sums up 50 years of progress and makes plans for 'rhe nexf half cenfury. The presenr seniors have been very aclive Through four years of school, and especially in 'rhe las? +wo. As juniors +hey slarfed an annual evenf 'ro raise money for Turure class ac+ivi+ies. Thai boxing show, carried Sponsored by Handy Shop and Red Front Store KIQMDK' on again 'rhis year, proved +o be quife successful, boih as a revenue raising venlure, and as enlerlainmenf and spor+ for +hose par+icipa+ing and 'rhose wa+ching. The Folk Dance Feslival This spring broughl one of 'rhe largesjr dance crowds in many seasons, and added +o 'rhe ki'r+y. The presen+ class has parficipaled widely in plays, sporls, band. and srudenl' government They will be greally missed by bofh faculfy and s+uden'rs. GAYLE KLINGLER LOIS FRIEL Secreiary Treasurer