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

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Ericksen and Tiller marking hogs. Freshman Ag. class eviscerale chickens. Furlher evisceralion by Freshman class. K. Roscoe, sheep proiecf. C. Wilson, dairy proiecl. Senior Aq. boys dehorninq. D. Hackell, sheep proiecl. F. Sweel, sheep proied. G. Bellenzoli, dairy proiecf. G. Roscoe, sheep proiecf. Sponsored by Valley Flower Co-op Creamery

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Mhhnmnnuwmm f A. l. Ari: Well, l may as well ge? inTo The acf, Too, 2. Dave: Come on sweelhearf, give me a kiss! Rose: You'd better go get your monkey wrench. 3. Donna: My, bu? Uncle Silas will be proud of his prospecfive nephew-in-law, 4. Rodney: You won'l' have To walk, l'll carry you, 5. Phyllis: And whaT's more, you look like a baboon. 6. Rodney: Not much of a view. Dave: ThaT depends on The way you look ai if. 7. Florence: And whaT's your name? 8. Bill: Bring on your poison. 9, Vera: LeT's fly away into The night IO. AcTion wifhouf words. nldwn, .QL U The year's acTiviTies in The dramaTic Tield goT under way wiTh The presenTaTion oT The Three-acT comedy, Believe IT or NOT, clirecTed by lvlr. Jarboe. IT concerned The Troubles oT a girl who, because her uncle insisTed she marry before she was 22 To inheriT his money, adverTised Tor a husband. The leads were Taken by Donna Simmons, Colleen Tirsbeck, Rodney KillingsworTh, and Bill SeTTerlund. These were ably assisTed by Rose Giacomini, Dave Graham, Vera Dickson, Jimmie PegoloTTi, Florence Winkler, ArT Tarelli, Marlene Kempf, Joyce Am- lorosini, Phyllis Farley, and Frank Crane. The six weeks oT indusTrious pracTice which preceded The play showed iTselT well on The nighTs oT The play. WiTh The excepTion of Rose, This was The TirsT play experience Tor all The casT, and much crediT musT be given Them and Mr. Jarboe. OT Their many high school adyenTures, This is one They will never TorgeT. Now They know why The play's The Thing. Sponsored by Francis B. Mathews, Attorney at Law