Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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TOP ROW: Mrs, Marchand, advisory Eddie Mclnerney, Assislanr Business Manager, Don Hogan, Circulalion Manager' , Edifor: Eslon Field, Sporls Edilorg Mr. H. C. Chandler, advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Caya, Junior Represenfaliveg Mary EVELYN KERN June Scanlon, Copy Editor, Evelyn Kern, Ediforg Neil Beasley, Business Managarg Beffy Harper, Sophomore Represen- falive. NOT SHOWN: Francine Douglass, Freshman Represenlafive. Business Manager From a group ol sludenls chosen by 'rhe lacully, you, lhe Sludenl Body, elecieo Evelyn Kern, edilor, and Neil Beasley, business manager of lhe I946 Annual. Mrs. Marchand and Mr. Chandler were advisors for our slail, and upon lhe deparlure of Mrs. Marchand, Mr. Chandler loolc over lhe enlire worlc. We are greally indebled lo bolh oi lhem, and we wish lo slress our gralilude lo Mr. Chandler who succeeded lo 'rhe posilion as advisor conquering lhe dulies wilh lillle previous experience. This year due 'ro lhe cessafion of lhe war, fhe annual has been expanded from previous years. We would lilce lo poinl oul 'rhe emphasis on school and exlrafcurricular aclivilies in lhis bool: and lhe addilion of Day al School, which we hope you will lilce. For publicily and financial reasons lhe boosler seclion has been resumed aller a few years absence. Wilh lhese parling words lhe Annual Slail presenls your boolc-Ulciahi I946. NEIL BEASLEY

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Judy. ' Under The firm leadership ol Carl Spreclcelsen and Charles Barra, our Sludenl Body allaclred wilh vigor the aclivilies lacing il. John lsnard and Don l-logan acled as appoinled parliamenlarians during lhe lirsl semesler and Larry Brown and Don Hogan acled during lhe second sernesler. Joyce Porna wilh her assislanls Slella Pillero, Dora Weselslry, and June Wallcins led 'rhe pep rallies lor lhe on-coming games and were succeeded by Shirley Freese and her assislanls Gloria Bishop and Eddie lvlclnerney. The Sludenl Body was enlerlained by a variely ol professional performers including rnagicians, a vocal soloisl, a religious pronnoler, and a concerl pianisl. Such aclivilies as revision ol lhe Conslilulion, rallles, and lhe lradilional Sludenl Body Produclion which was called Calch lhal Thiel were prornoled. The direclion ol lhe Sludenl Body Play was under lhe supervision of Miss loles and rnuch credil is given lo her lor her erlorls in ils success. vw? STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Marqarel Burl, Znd semesler Secrefaryg Efhel Neese, Znd semesler Vice Pres- idenfg Mr. Chessall, lsf and Ind sernesler Treasurerg Charles Barra, 2nd semesler Prexidenlg Margie Jones, Isl semesler Vice Presidenlg Joyce Caya, lst se- mesler Secralary. SECOND ROW: Bob Valenilni, 2nd semesler Alhlelic Repre- senlafiveg Joyce Poma, 2nd se- mesler Publlclly Manager: Bill Coleman, Isl semesler Allslelic Represenlallvej Mary Ellen Hovey, Isl sernesfer Publiclfy Manaqerg Larry Brown, 2nd Se- mesler Parliamenlarian. NOT PICTUREDI Carl Spreckel- sen, lsl semesler Presldenl. STUDENT COUNCIL Bill Ornbaun, Larry Brown, Charles Barra, Mary June Scan- lon, Donna Parker.

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MARGIE VINSON Presidenf Firsi Semexler MARY JUNE SCANLON Vice Presideni Second Semesier 8 FIRST ROW: Gladys Hull, Mary June Scanlon, Leia Salisbury, Margie Vinson, Merdise Hoffman Da nee Da idson SECOND ROW: Viola Lucchesi, Mary Kunzler, Arlene Gilelie, Yvonne Lynn, Louise Delany, Joan Moore THIRD ROW George McGimsey, Geraldine Rupe, Dick Smiih, Joyce Poma, George Gilkison L3 5-3- The brains of The school began The year wiTh a pie and calce raTTle. The organizaTion was advised by Mr. Lawerence who, being new To The posiTion, led The socieTy success- Tully Through The year. Presiding over The body of over sevenTeen members were Margie Vinson, President and Gladys l-lull, Vice PresidenT Tor The TirsT semesTer and Pal' l:osTer, President and Mary June Scanlon, Vice PresidenT Tor The second semesTer. A regional convenTion was held in The spring wiTh many oTher schools parTicipaTing. The aTTair was new To This year's scholars as due To The war iT had been prohibiTed. Life membership pins were presenTed To Mary June Scanlon and PaTsy FosTer Tor being on The scholarship six semesTers, one in The senior year. The biggesT and proudesT evenT of The C. S. F. was The l-lonorary Science Award presenTed by The UniversiTy of Calimfornia Tor ouTsTanding worlc done by Tormer members of The school.