Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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IACK GERMAN President LEFT TO RIGHT Ted 1-Znksen Parlxamenturmn Norma Lucchesx Student Council Representative Shirley Freese Demertt Committee Representative Hugh Preston Vice President NOT PICTURED Louise Delany Secretary Larry Brown Treasurer SENICDR HISTCDRY We came to high school in September 1943 ready to make the rest of the world sit up and take notice As our first day went on we found out that we werent quite so important as we had anticipated After our initiation we were more subdued than ever However our spirits were greatly revived when we arrived at the Frosh Reception for the upper classmen treated us as though we really belonged at Uklahi We gave our Freshman Dance in December and it was a huge success applauded by all Our second year at Ukiahi arrived and as sophomores we tried to act more distinguished for We were now sophisticated morons The theme for our Soph Dance in November was autumn and we decorated the gym with brightly colored leaves and branches to carry out the idea One of our first tasks as juniors was to pick out our class rings which we thought were the best we had ever seen. Our lunior Prom El Trocadero tropical night club was given in the spring. lt proved to be one of the best dances ever witnessed by Ukiahi. By the time lune came our education had advanced considerably. We were looking forward to our senior year which we knew would be very eventful. We came back in the fall of l946 for our final year of high school. Some of our classmates had dropped out along the way but others had come to take their places. We were well represented in sports the CSF. the Student Body and in other organizations. The Senior Play A Date with Iudy turned out so well that it will probably be remembered as one of the best plays ever given by a senior class. Our last dance, the Senior Ball, was another feather in our cap. The last week of school was filled with many events that mark the end ofa senior's life at high school. We left school on lune l3, feeling that our time spent at Ukiahi had been very worthwhile and that we had been well pre- pared for the future. SENIOR CLASS Olfr ICERS

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LETTER TO SENIQRS To the Class of 1947 I w1sh to congratulate you on your success in com pleting your high school program The time you have spent here has been under abnormal conditions You entered high school When War was raging through out the World and you are leaving when the struggle to attain World peace is at 1ts height changes are in progress in social cond1t1ons and political thinking lt is my sincere hope that the trarn 1ng you have received here will qualify you to meet these situations successfully Sincerely yours Cl-IARLESM PULKERSON Principal This is a transition period. Great and rapid

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ADDOR, EUGENE General Course Stage Manager '45-'47 F'.F.A. '43-'45 ANDERSON CORA BETH College Prep Course Student Body Play 46 Semor Play Semor Ball Commrttee Block U tsmalll BARTOLOMEI LAURA IEAN Commercxal Course Malorette 44 45 BLAIR RUTH Commercral Course Transfer from Arrzona m 45 BROWN LARRY College Prep Course Presrdent of Freshman Class Student Councxl Rep of Iunlor Class Treasurer of Semor Class Parllamentarlan ol Student Body 46 Iumor Prom Commxttee Football 45 B Basketball 45 45 ALEXANDER. EVA Commercial Courle Choral '43-'46 BARTOLOMEI HARRY General Course Vine President of Student Body 4! Baseball 44 47 Football 46 Trafk 47 Cadets 46 4! BISHOP GLORIA General Course Matolette 45 47 Yell Leader 45 Choral 45 46 BROWN IOY College Prep Course Band 45 46 llroral 46 41 Senlol Play General Course Band 44 4! Orvhestra 4? 44 46 4! Cadets 45 46 B Basketball 45 4! Football 45 46 Track 45 47 Vrce Pres1dent ot Blork Annual Staff 47 . nnusr-1, MARTIN H H I I I '46 l