Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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S S John Van Dylre Our T'irsT acTiviTy which proved To be quiTe amusing was The Ii++Ie enTerTainmenT called The Freshman IniTiaTion. which Tinally came To an end aTTer an exciTing day of laughs and embarrassmenT lfor The Treshmenl. The sophomore hop furnished spiriT for a TooTball game which we were To play wiTh Analy The nexT day. Colorful goal posTs adorned each end of The hall, and a dummy of an Analy player hung Trom The ceiling. Music was by The CaliTornians. G-erTrude Anderson, Giovanna Bricarelli, Carline Hinds, Jacklyn Hogan, and Nor- man Williamson braugh+ home The scholasTic honors. while Bob Sandlculla. Sure- shoT Knudsen. Bob RoberTs, RoberT Guidi. Charles KnighT, Byron Bishop. and Bob Mason conTribuTed Their services mosT earnesTly in aThleTics. Thus we have finished anoTher lap of our high school career, buT noT wiThouT The helpful guidance of John Van Dyke and his mosT capable assisTanTs. Elaine Bell llaTer changed To Irwin Richey when Elaine moved awayl. Alice Cooper, Norman William- son, Bob Roberfs, and Ken Harp. John Van Dyke Kenneih Harp Alice Cooper Irwin Richey Norman Williamson

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5 Firsl Row: Opal Dam- gaard. Bernice Coals. Slella Brogqi. Alice Cooper, Dora Barlola- mei, Dorollny Clemenls. Giovanna Bricarelli. Sec. ond Row: Ellie Chelli, Amelia Cake. Mary Buhn. Lena Dalnm. Edilh Brush. Gerlrude Ander- son. Third Row: Robert Bunler. Willis Balmer. Marlin Bakker. Bill Broaddus. Pal Cunning- ham. Leo Barlolomei. Jim Branscomb. Jim Brower. Neal Anlcer. Earl Alexander. Kennelh Closs. Clay Denham. Byron Bishop, George Burnham, Lesler Ban- fill. Firsl Row: Belly Hiclcs. Rulli Haclrell, Evelyn Goodwin. Jaclclyn Ho- gan. Faye Hull. Jean- nelle Garzini. Second Row: Belly Lowe. Nor- ma Garavenla. Belly Farnsworlh, Ma rio rie Huffman. Marylou Hil' drelh. Carline Hinds. Belly Lebsaclc. Third Row: Lloyd Hull, Jim Lamberl. David Hudl- loll. Fred Garzini. Wal- ler Kallio, James Lolon- is. Fourih Row: Allred Gullickson. Billy Jordan. Kennelh Harp. Roberl Guidi, Alberl Laulclcare Roy Kolila. Edward Poilz.

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Holly Onomiya 6.5.4. -- 4all Gee. are They all smarT'I Well, son, aT leasT They re all in The C. S. F. They means The sTudenTs who repre- 'senT The school in The CaliTornia Scholarship FederaTion. This group was one of The largesT and mosT acTive. Under The guiding hand QT Mrs. Evelyn Eilers The C. S. F. blos- somed inTo doing Things The way They should be done. Under acTiviTies The smarTies sold soda pop aT The ForT BraggiTooTball game. Jack' Penland headed The cornmiTTee ThaT disTribuTed ChrisTrnas baslceTs To The needy. One of The mosT unique parTies ever given was The Hail and Farewell ParTy given To boTh old and new members oT The scholarship. In March The group Traveled To Analy Tor The annual disTricT convenTion. FirsT Row: H. Cnomiya, R. Pearl, R. Wenglein. B. German. B. LaFranchi. J. Boyd. Second Row: K. Davis. G. Bricarelli, M. Lucchesi, P. Wise. M. Lowe. A. MazzoTTi. Third Row: K. ThursTon, M. Mes- sick, J. AbboTT, M. Wright B. Dunham, M lngels, C. Sweeney. G. Anderson. Fourfh Row: K. Leonard. J. Fravel, J. Jacobs. J. Penland. B. Broaddus, N. Williamson. P. Cunningham, M. ValenTini.