Ukiah High School - Cougar Tracks Yearbook (Ukiah, OR)

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N F. row, L. to R. Harold Davis, Gary Bryan, Frankie Moore, Jim- my Rice, David Holady, Jerry Nielsen, Kenneth Gilliland, Bill Johnson, Mary Jo Haley, Patricia Curtis, Nancy Sheff, Virginia Holady, Donnie Meengs, Eddie Holady, Colton Bostwick, B. row, Donna Peterson, Tommy Bergess, Robert Hhlnehart, Robert Rap pleye, Valdine Moore Leslie Flint, Rosemary Paine, Johnny Hynd, Charles Gilchrist Jackie White, Lorelei Hinton, Flor- ence Rappleye, Cleo Norris, Mrs. E. R. Forbes. The intermediate grade room has a busy year and also the largest enrollment, beginning with thirty-five and ended with thirty-one. Besides the regular classes the students learned many new songs, two-part songs, band and physical education. About sixteen students belonged to 4dH clubs. This room took part in several parties, Christmas and Patriotic programs, also an operetta called, 'In a Florists W1ndow.' Because of the large classes and much sickness, not much time was had for many outside activities. The ones that took part in the school band were: Charles Gilchrist John Hynd, Valdine Moore, Leslie Flint, Donna Peter son, Lorelei Hinton, and Gary Bryan. Several new improvements were received in the room, which were four new desks and a set of new Compton's Encyclopedias.

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F. row, L. to R. Harley Perkins, Charolotte Bostwick, Kathryn Bostwick Dorothy Curtis, Connie Gilliland, Susan Rhinehartg Deanne Rlce, Margaret Ann Jones, Lola Wilson, Mary Ann Holady, Douglas Kerr, B. row, George Moore, Frankie Norris, Berton Jarvis David Curtis, Gaylord Davis, Wesley Holady, Nicky Bowel Dean Clark, Wilard Arbogast. www The first and second grades took part in the grade oper- ettag 'The Florists W1ndow,n by Carrington. The field trip to the Postoffice was enjoyed by the Pri- mary students. They learned how various kinds of mail can be sent, especially flowers, as that was the topic of the unit ltUd16de