Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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.9n!W ' God in His wisdom has seen fit to take two prom- ising young men from us during this year. They were recent graduates of our student body. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to their parents and members of their families. Otis lngram, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ingram, who graduated in l935, and Anthony Leno, son of Mr. and Mrs.- A. J. Leno, who graduated from this school in I937, have graduated from this lite to the Highest Institution of Learning to be in the presence of the Supreme Master. Let the good in their lives be a lesson to us so that when we, too, are called we can leave A grades in the affection and esteem of our fellow men.

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Jim Zeek, Audrey Doak, Mr. W. A. Chessall, Carol Kasch, Ralph Emery, Bill Prather, Jean Thornton, Bill Cleland. STUDENT BUDU Student body meetings were lively this year under the presiding hand of Bill Prather, who was unanimously elected for a second term despite the fact that there are now two student body elec- tions during the school year. The student body production, Hollywood Bound, was a very successful one, thanks to the competent direction of Miss Laura Kaiser and Mr. R. L. Sharp, and the united cooperation of all student body members and teachers. A Constitutional Convention was held to revise the constitution. Four delegates were elected from each class to attend this convention, and Mr. Fulkerson acted as chairman. The important de- cision was that one person could not satisfactorily enforce the constitution, so four assistants were appointed. Bill Prather, student body president for the past two semesters, was the logical choice of the entire student body for this position. He has taken keen interest in every activity of this school during his three years here. As a sophomore, he was a member of the Citizenship and Pep Com- mittees. He also took a lead in the ope- retta, Polished Pebbles. In his junior year he was student body secretary, and an efficient committee member for both his class and the student body. For two years he has been assistant business man- ager of the UKIAHI. He has had leads in two other operettas, the Mikado and Hollywood Bound. He also had a lead- ing part in the senior play. His pleasant personality and good judgment have made him an outstanding person and everyone's friend. President Bill Prather