Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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Mrs. Geraldine Grant, Betty Jean Dunham, Frances Green, Leo Bartolomei, Beverly Broacldus, Walter Eversole, Charles Fravel, Philip Crawford, James Goforth, Barbara Allen, Miss Barbara Kohler K Barbara Conoly, Roselyn Gullickson, Doris Dance, Ruth Briggs, Violet Howie, Joan Hovey, Ida Johnson, Mildred Buckmaster, Virginia Cecconi, Albert Dockins it Yolanda Bricarelli, Alma Gian- noni, Wilda Boyd, Mary Dean Lindsley, Mary Dale Folsom, Helen Gibson, Betty Ann German, Chrystal Gowan, Roberta Ford, Mariorie Fletcher, Ethyl Butler, Buna Carpenter 1, Carlton Clarke, Ulis Briggs, Clarence Coats, Calvin Foster, Gene Davis, Robert Bonnifield, Mark King, Harold Lovegren, Henry Haydon. Everyone had a hilarious time as they romped over bales of straw in Mr. Paul Beaufort, Robert Sandelin, Robert Stef- ani, Henry Varney, William Wada, Leanord Smith, Theodore Torngren ff Miss Vivian Giles, Russell Shields, Robert Westfall, Charles Rowley, Earl Richey, James Wilsey, Clarence Sackett, Porter IBuddyJ Smith, Jack Zimmerman, Aldo Tollini .- Barbara Shields, Goldie Stubbletield, Georgina Turner, Barbara Sjoberg, Ethel Sjoberg, Rene Sanchez, Margaret Scanlon, Harriet Wood, Hazel Williams, Jean Sweet, Joella Starke. Walter Eversole hay-seed outfits at the freshman barn dance in the fall. lt was a swell rx party, with lanterns, buggies, chickens, and barn implements tor at- ' mosphere. Lila Romer Keith Leonard Robert Mitchell, Ralph Hogan, Louis Lockhart, Eugene Marcheschi, Ralph Hickey, Robert Mills, Pierce Lyon, John Howland, Bruno Moroni, Adolph Parducci, Ernest Neuhaus ll William Rampone, Russell Nelson, William Peters, Rod- ney Pacini, Betty Johnson, Edith Laforet, Letta Lolonis, Gertrude McGee, Esther Riesland, Charles Peebles it Helen Peaslee, Christine Norris, Betty Purdy, Virginia Moen, Patricia Leonard, Keith Leonard, Mary Edith Morgan, Amy Melander, Lila Romer, Genese Richey.

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Edward Carmichael, Dominic Lucchesi, Robert King, Mervin Blackson, Leonard Allen, Robert Copsey, Norman Buhn, Robert Richey, Fugio Wada 1- Mariorie Van Horn, Jean Abbott, Kath- leen Thurston, Audrey Dane, Dorothy Ginochio, Betty Jane Mustard, Barbara James, Mary Mes- sick if Virginia Skaggs, Betty Carter, Virginia Hull, Mildred Tatman, Roberta Dalstrom, Barbara Anderson, June King, Margaret Lowe, Barbara Mustard 1- Tom Leonard, Robert Mattern, Joseph Jones, Telmo Bartolomei, Angelo Pardini, John Sperlich, Leon Hooper. President Telmo Bartolomei ' ,re r . .f?f'5i?5Qf Q .. 5 fi L iff' 'el , JH 1 f a'..r . f J y A Barbara Scott Mildred Tatman Robert Royce, Mario Valentini, Martin Castle, Morgan Ruddick, Guy Starke, Julius Dionne, Roderick Clark, Edward Sanford it Raymond Jones, Lois Wagner, Betty Brown, Rosa Porzio, Annie Mazzotti, Rosetta Kenyon, Thelma Holt, Mario Fracchia if Shirley Zarr, Cleo Ford, Mariorie Lowrey, Doris Campbell, Alma Stefani, Paul Fox, Eda Fracchia, Angelina Accornero, Caroline Sweeney, Ernestine Hudtloff, Barbara Salisbury. Ovid Elliott, John Ford, James Holzhauser, Her- bert Wright, Bill Harp, Beverly Pool, Vernon Parducci, Jack Penland, Gilman Cox ii Mrs. Nell Cox, Nadine Frasier, Joanne Grothe, Ruth Hollin, Dorothy Dane, Melba Lucchesi, Ruth Sanderson, Myrtle Wright, Grace De Carli, Kathleen Davis, Doris Nelson, Mr. R. L. Sharp, Betty La Franchi, Mary Shupe, Julia Sargentini, Julia Boyd, lrene Babcock, Jeannie Broggi, Holly Onomiya, Juanita Freeman, Phyllis Wise, Roberta Runkel, Barbara Scott si Jimmie Aggi, Jack Fravel, Reginald Howell, Robert Parker, Charles Ransdell, Kenneth Lay, Buddy Bassler, Robert Dance. SllPHlilllllliES Gaily bedecked with orange streamers and enormous orange pumpkins and pale, yellow cornstalks, the gym was a festive sight for the annual sophomore hop in November. Music was by Paul Marcucci and his musicians, and everyone agreed that the Sopho- mores had made a big affair of their annual contribution to the social life of the school.

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Mr. C. M. Fulkerson Miss Marhea Dahlberg Mr. W. A. Chisfaj Miss Shirley Perry Mrs. Nell Cox 04,6 . ' Miss Audrey Hollenbeck Mr. C. M. Fulkerson for one reason or another is the best known teacher in the school. He was head of the Student Council and presided over the Constitutional Convention. Miss Marhea Dahlberg is general handy man in the office, and she also bestows slips-pink and sometimes yellow. K Mr. Paul Lange Mr. W. A. Chessall, vice-principal, sophomore sponsor, and the best treasurer of the student body in fifteen years, has this year opened the tower room, where he gives professional advice. Miss Shirley Perry is the senior sponsor and a member of the Citizenship Committee. Mrs. Nell Cox arranges grand fashion shows, and otherwise cares for the library. Miss Laura Kaiser Miss Aubrey Hollenbeck keeps care of the Girls' League, with its many activities, besides keeping track of the girls that romp in the gymnasium three times a day. Mr. Paul Lange is the chemist whose experiments bubble and fizz. He was the senior sponsor who organized Class Night. Miss Laura Kaiser stops the mistakes in parliamentary pro- cedure in student body meetings. She is also head of the English U committee. Hollywood Bound can thank her, too, for its grand success. Mr. E. B. Christensen Mr. E. B. Christe is h r esponsible person who man- ages our hletics. X l