Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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JUNIORS Class History As high schoolers we started our career in a wild rush of first day miseries. On November 6, 1942, we were formally initiated into the society of teen-agers, and in the evening we were received in style. We were ably led through the freshman year by our president, Betty Brooke. Our first dance was held on December 4, 1942, and was a great success, a fact agreed upon by all. This was followed on November 5, 1945, by our Sophomore Dance, an even greater success. We were aided through the exhausting paths of lower division by our presi- dent, lay Lee Smith. Our entry as juniors was shadowed by the loss of Frances Robuson, a member of the Scholarship Federation and the possessor of the most likeable personality in the class. Her death was closely followed by the death of Beverly Lake, the class artist and friend. Despite these early heartbreaks we rallied to great heights for our Iunior Prom. The decorations were set to a Spanish Garden theme complete with Moonlight and Roses. We thank Carl Sprecklesen for leading us through this year of trials and triumphs as we look eagerly on to the year ahead. KL-RQ: HA IIM GARAVENTA, Demult FONZNZIUCC Rcprescnml1'ue Rc'prz'5c'l1Zat1'vc' OFFICFRS CHUCK PITTMAN, ljlild Plc ldlllf CARL SPRECKFLSEN Pie Ida nt MARY ANGELO, Sl'l'I'L'IllIy V1RC'1N1 AX C'1LL T i'c-r 1.11111 EDDIE Mc1NERNliY, Stud: nt Comm!

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