Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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l i Miss Laura Kaiser Miss Barbara Kohler Vlllil-ll lllUSllI The choral class, under the direction of Mr. Robert L. Sharp, has made many public appearances dur- ing this school year. Their biggest performance was for the Mendocino County Music Festival, held in Willits during the first of May, when they sang three numbers. They will also appear for the Mothers' Tea, to be held here at school on May l3. ' This group formed the basis for the music in the student body production, Hollywood Bound, in which they presented many choral numbers. This musical comedy found over one hundred of the music students in the school participating. Leads were sung by Dorothy Harp, Bud Prather, Bill Prather, Audrey Doak, Kathleen Thurston, Leland Martin,WendeIl Robertson, Ruby Zunder, Bradford Wilson, Jack Royce, and Jim McFarland. Miss Laura Kaiser directed the dramatics for this musical show, and Miss Barbara Kohler was respon- sible for the clever setting. Mr. Robert Sharp directed the chorus and orchestra. Other pictures than these shown on this page were taken the night of the operetta--pictures of the entire cast and of the leading figures-but these were the only ones that could be salvaged, due to a spring storm. Lloyd Jones, Rene Sanchez, Bob Sandelin, Ralph Hogan, Bill Harp, Jack Mason, Rodney i Pacini, Darrel Lynch, Vernon Pacini, Q Mr. Robert Sharp, Robert Ruddick, Jean Abbott, Betty Johnson, Ella Boyd, Carol Kasch, Louisa Hinds, Ruby Zunder, Virginia Moen. - Barbara Conoly, Barbara Allen, Betty Dunham, Genese Richey, Cecilia Riggs, Craig Bos- worth, Doris Campbell, Rosa Porzio, Ermine Leonard, Frances Green, Alice Wenglein, Ernestine Hudtloff.

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T BHHU Back row: Earl Richey, Hiram Campbell, Russel Nelson, Keith Leonard, Ida Johnson, Leonarc Allen, Jack Allenby, Darrel Lynch, Herschel Ford Second row: Amy Melander, Buna Carpenter Charles Ransdell, Arden Gibson, George Szanik Herbert Wright, Mildred Tatman, Beverli Broaddus. Third row: Mr. Sharp, Virginia Hull, Rene Sant chez, Robert Richey, Jim Zeek, Lloyd Jones Leland Montgomery, Bruno Moroni, Morgar Ruddick. Front row: Robert Stefani, Ermine Leonard, Alvir Foster, Vernon Pacini, lrma Church, Alice Weng- lein, John Howland, Rodney Pacini, Joe Turri Robert Parker. Bllllll llllll llllliHfSlllll The band and orchestra have been introduced to some very complicated music this past school year. The band had an arrangement of Unfinished Symphony, which is classed among some of the hardest music written. The orchestra, also, under the direction of Mr. R. L. Sharp, learned some of the most in- tricate numbers, not with the idea that they could play them before audiences, but so that the mem- bers would be able to appreciate them when they heard them played by accomplished musicians. Both of these musical groups went to Willits early in May for the Mendocino County Music Fes- tival, and they will go to Santa Rosa before the end of the school term to perform in a music contest there. These organizations have also played for all of the major programs on the high school calendar this past year. y UHCHESTHH Front row: Barbara Allen, Holly Onomiya, Ella Boyd, Cecilia Riggs, Julia Sargentini, Barbara Ford, Agnes Richey, Verna Talso, Edith Boyd, Virginia Moen, Bertha Leonard, Harriet Wood. Philip Crawford, Vernon Pacini, Back row: Jim McFarland, Jim Zeek, Lloyd Jones, Robert Richey. Second rowg Darrel Lynch, Leland Montgomery, Arden Gibson, Jack Allenby, Raymond Shepherd, Ernestine Hudtloff, Julia Boyd, Hazel Williams, Keith Leonard, Hiram Campbell. Third row: Mr. Sharp, lrma Church, Austin Car- ter, Jack Fravel, Doris Campbell, Rosa Porzio, James Goforth, Phyllis Cromwell, Mildred Buck- master, Rosetta Kenyon. Zkj. 5.3 'S . L ' . ' ' - -- -. .a.,:., - s Q. . H3 i

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