Ukiah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Ukiah, CA)

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12 • The Rallies

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A CASUAL DINNER? The Wilcat Den furnished the relaxing dinner that these candidates from Ukiohilite and the band enjoyed before their big moment GEE, I WONDER WHO ' S GOING TO WIN? Awaiting halttime of the big game, Rick Shippey, Alexia Lopes, and Mary Zaina look preoccupied. The Ceremony Despite a few minor mixups, the Home- coming ceremony, the first ever held in our new stadium, was a success. Courtney DeSclvatore, who choired the group from Student Leadership which organized the evening, introduced a few changes. The couples ate in the Wildcat Den instead of a local restaurant, and Homecoming was moved up several weeks to avoid rain. Most of those present rated the evening a success. One candidate remarked, There were a lot of changes in this year ' s ceremonies. Even though we didn ' t win, the experience was awesome, The evening began with the introduc- tion of the candidate couples as they ar- rived before the new home stands in cars lent by various dealers and private citizens. Keenan Nelson and Dede Mayfield, the evening ' s emcees, intro- duced the anxious couples as they took their special seats. As the first half of the game ended, our award-winning band marched onto the field to perform. After they quieted, the couples took their places on the track be- fore an expectant audience. The father of each queen candidate presented his daughter with a box containing a flower, a tradition started only last year. Although there was a mixup in the col- ors of the flowers, the confusion was set- tled quickly; and Mary Zaina and Steve Gehring from Block U were crowned King and Queen. Konelle McDermott and Howard Hayes of French Club were first runners-up, and Lisa Sciochetti and Brian White of FFA were second runners-up. Other candidates included Rick Shippey and Alexia Lopes, CSF; Tammy Oman and Scott Grodin, Bond: Angle Argall and Eric Brouwer, Annual; Tami Moyer and Nick Norton, Commercial Club; Julie Vedollo and Fred Heolly, American Indian Youth; Ana Carillo and Roger Melendrez, MAYO, and Jamie Menzmer and Ken Spurlock, Ukiahlite. The Ceremony • 11

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SHA BOOM, SHA BOOM. Freshmen Brian Arneson, Del Fross, Gil Tournour, ond Curt Cosh perform their favorite cheer to show their spirit for the doss of ' 87. KING OF BEERS. Budman, olios Bob Beltrami, saves the varsity from Russian spies during the senior skit. t . THE V The Rallies After long nights of anticipation and preparation by all the classes, the Sopho- more class won the 1983 Homecoming Spirit Bell. It was an exciting Homecoming week. More students than usual attended the rallies, and even through some tough competition there was a sense of together- ness. The whole student body came together to cheer the Wildcat Varsity against Analy. Although Analy won, Ukiah fans kept their spirits up. The freshman class did well to take fourth place without a class advisor. The sophomores, advised by Mrs. Johnson, seem to be following in the footsteps of the class of 1982 by trying to keep the Spirit Bell in their hands every year. The juniors, advised by Mrs. Engnew, were in stiff competition with the sopho- mores and kept them on their toes. The class of 1985 is ready to move in on the glory of having the Spirit Bell. The class of 1984, led by Budman, pulled together more than ever this year. During their senior year they hove come together for that lost year of awesome fun! With the help of Mr. Richardson you can see the togetherness and senior glory in their eyes. The Rallies • 13