Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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.....Ll.... -l 11 Pork York-anything I have to anybody who needs anything. As a whole, we will- Our remaining sanity to the Freshman Class. Our wim, wigor, and witality to the Sophs. Our unapproachable moral standards to the Juniors. We are assuming that the faculty has had all it can stand from us. In witness hereto we hereby plant our feet and repeal all former acts passed by us prior to this day, June 10, 1932. SENIOR CLASS, 1932. School 'Dances Dances few and far between, Three or four a year, Where girls all air their party frocks, And boys their-well, oh, dear. And each girl has a chaperone To see that she behaves, The nursemaid sits there till the end, Tho' fresh air she might crave. Our Prof too, stands there by the door. To see just who comes in, To enter you must qualify Or be a kith or kin. The mothers sit and gossip there About who dances by, They never miss a single soul, Each mis-step they espy. The poor girls all become confused, And what about the boys? Above the band's romantic tunes Gossip is the only noise. That girl's dress is much too short, And stockings she has none. She's flirting now, the daring thing! Now, I must warn my son. But everyone enjoys himself, A crowd you'1l always see, Tho' half of them might only come To watch his he or she. The other half just come, you know, It's quite the thing to do, For they must know the latest stuff, And see who's bringing who. M. Locke and E. Anker, '32. PAGE EIGHTEEN

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President ..,A....... ........ P olly Mannon Vice-President .... ..,.. W inifred Church Secretary ., . .. A.., B ill Bertsch Treasurer ....,rrrrrA.A.......r,........ Albert Ganter Class Representative ......e. Anthony Pacini unior lass The year 1931-32 was a very interesting and successful one for the Juniors. The Junior Gayeties very deservedly drew a record-breaking crowdg and though Friday the 13th is considered unlucky it gave them a chance for some unusual decorations for their dance. Due to the financial success of the Gayeties the Seniors are expecting a very lavish banquet, and from all indications they are going to get it. Polly Mannon, '33. PAGE TWENTY