Ukiah High’s Homecoming dance on Saturday, October 12, 2024, was nothing short of electric. The cafeteria was packed with Wildcats ready to let loose, and the energy was off the charts. Between the flashing lights and the beats blasting from DJ Jada Sturges, who spun the hottest tracks, the vibe was unreal. Students screamed their favorite lyrics and danced like there was no tomorrow, filling the room with laughter and excitement.
One of the night’s wildest moments? When two daring students decided to crowd surf! The crowd went crazy, cheering them on—until they were told to get down (total buzzkill, but still a major highlight). The party hit its peak when Travis Scott’s “FE!N” dropped, sending the whole room into a frenzy, with everyone shouting the lyrics and turning the cafeteria into a concert scene.
The night was unforgettable, especially for the seniors in the Class of 2025, who made some of their last Homecoming memories. Shoutout to Leadership, Class Advisors, and Student Council for throwing down an epic event that students will be talking about for ages.
And if you missed the Homecoming game—here’s the tea: the Seniors took home the Spirit Bell (again!), with the Sophomores close behind, only 25 points away. The Juniors snagged third, and the Freshmen rounded it out in fourth place. Better luck next year, Freshies!
Briana Goodson is a Junior and a journalist at Ukiah High School. In her free time, Briana enjoys reading books and writing. She also enjoys cheerleading and has done it for many years. She joined the journalism class because she wants to write about things that will keep her peers updated.
She was born in Ukiah California which makes writing things about her community hit close to home. Briana thinks of herself as hardworking but still knows how to show her goofy side. Not only is this Briana’s third year writing for the journalism team at Ukiah High she looks forward to writing for journalism in her Senior year for her last year.
Savannah Kram
Savannah Kram is a senior at Ukiah High School and in her third year of Journalism. She is the Publicity and Communications Commissioner for the leadership class at UHS and the President of the Ukiahilite Club. She joined the journalism class for new experiences, to write about local and current events, and to bring awareness to subjects that have yet to be spotlighted. She was born in Ukiah, California, but lived in Texas for six years. Returning to Ukiah at the age of 11 inspired her to become more involved within the local community. She is ecstatic to finish her journey at Ukiah High News this school year and hopes to focus on journalism in college.
