Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1958 volume:

THE VESPA left to right: M. Starr, J. Espinosa, S. Butcher, I. Swindler, H. Andersson, V. Serpa, J. Dyer. Foreword It is with great pleasure that this 1958 edition of the Vespa is presented to you. Our sincere thanks goes to you the Students who have cooperated with us in its production. The 1958 Vespa is yours. You made it; we preserved it through word and picture. It is our hope it meets with your approval. 2 yearbook staff of 1958 3 the classrooms were almost empty . . . 4 In appreciation of her helpfulness, cheerfulness, and friendly interest, the staff affectionately dedi- cates to Mrs. Vera Knight this 1958 edition of the Enterprise High School VESPA. THE STAFF iper'mtendent’s less age u iih science and technology on the verge of Luring outer space, today's youth has a chal- Cvehich is more daring than perhaps has ever tjbefore The launching of satellites from the |and the very realistic plans for sending space L to the moon, ought to jar any apathetic Stu- ll into a realization of the possibilities of some |a new challenges and new frontiers, jean’s continuing progress calls for an increased ahouse of knowledge and experience. To un- stand the world about us today, one needs to be C, an amateur scientist; but achievement in the | of science is inadequate and dangerous with- fcorresponding development of moral and spiri- j values Science without a soul is much like pledge without wisdom. However well trained, [tnind cannot operate to a man's own good in a Htual vacuum. If our civilization is to survive, ders of men must serve with humility and good for the class of '58, there are many indications a good life ahead but there is no room for com- ity and blind conformity; the future calls for ring and imagination. To those who want ad- jure, the challenge is even greater than was the lllenge to Edison, the scientist, or to Lewis and irk, the explorers. fit is our hope that the graduates of our high liools will match the challenge of this age with a jaire and ambition to achieve their full potential, lining beyond high school offers opportunity for jh adventure in areas which only yesterday emed like a silly dreamer's dream. Jackson Price Principal’s Message Education worthy of the name has always been a medium for promulgating either the truth or that which by the best available standards appears as the truth. As such, it is concerned with principles and qualities that change slowly or not at all. Most laws of physics, for example, have en- dured without change for centuries, although the applications of these laws have been continuously refined and improved. Occasionally, even the laws themselves will be affected. Einstein's equations are examples of such fundamental change. However, the rapid and spectacular scientific progress that is producing such startling changes in our environment usually involves a few unchanging principles in an endless multiplicity of applications. Human values also change slowly or not at all. Integrity, responsibility, industry, patience and un- derstanding are much needed in all fields of en- deavor. Education here at Enterprise High, as else- where, must endeavor to meet this universal need. If it does so, our graduates will serve both them- selves and their country well. Charles F. Denny J-Fk w' , Vice Principal Mr. Bill Fitzgerald Counselors left to right: Mr. Gregg, Mrs. Knudsen, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Ash Board of Trustees R. Thompson, D. Saeltzer, B. McClung, E. Padel, B. Tibbits 8 acuity cience and lath. Mrs. Henninger language Arts Mr. Grossen Mr. Aiken Social Studies Mr. B. Fitzgerald 12 Mr. Arney Mr. Moore Mr. Gregg Industrial Arts Mr. Morford Ifp I 1 I I  t Mr. Wolfe Mr. Cleland 16 Mr. Hillman Homemaking 17 Mrs. Knudsen Mr. Russell Cadets Colonel Shoub Mr. Guerra 18 VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT - REPRESENTATIVE TREASURER - YELL LEADER - SECRETARY - FALL • • ftuiia • MEUOi • I ®-TUu • B KAESSk SENIOR OFFICERS TREASURER, L. COLDIRON; PRESIDENT, AA. CROWE, REGER; SECRETARY, J. BAILEY; YELL LEADER, S. VICE PRESIDENT. R. PIERCE; REPRESENTATIVE, B. HEIER. 20 GLENN ABERG HALVARD ANDERSSON Yearbook Photographer 1-4; Hornet's Nest Pho- tographer 3; Street Angels; Eastman Kodak Awards: Honorable Mention and Certificate of Merit. JIM ARNOLD Clasi Yell Leader 3; Baseball 2, 4; A Cappella 1-4. MINA BABCOCK DELVIN BAGLEY Student Council 4; Class Representative 2; Boys' State; State Farmer Award; Banker Award; FFA 1-4. JUDITH BAILEY Class Secretary 4; Class Representative I; GAA 3-4; Lion's Club Speech Contest, 2nd Place 2; CSF 2-4; Berkeley Press Conference 3; Hornet's Nest Editor 4. CHESTER BALL Boxing 2; Banker's Award 2; FFA 1-4. GERRY BEAL LEONARD BLUNT FBLA 1-4 RICHARD BOYER FFA 1-4; Track. STANLEY BOYLE DELNO BRAMMER YVONNE BROWN FHA 2-4; Drama 3. JACK BRYANT Transfer: Ski Club 2. WILLIAM BULLERT Class President 4; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; JV Baseball 1; JV Golf 3; Varsity Golf 4; Boxing 1, 2; Block E President, Block E 2-4; Gov- ernor's Conference 4. L J 21 SAM BUTCHER Student Body Vice President 2; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 1; Track 1-2; Yearbook 1-4; Band 3-4; FT A 4; Bank of America Art Award, Honor Cadet Award. CAP BYXBE Class Yell-leader 4; Boxing 3; Street Angels 3. RAY CALL Class Yell-leader 2, 4; JV Football 1-3; Varsity Baseball 1-3; Boxing 1-3; JV Basketball 1-3; Block E 1-4; A Cappella 3-4; Representative Assembly 4; Welcoming Committee 3. PAUL CAMPFIELD Transfer: Varsity Baseball 1; Track-Manager 2. ROBERT CLAYTON Football Manager 2-3; Baseball Manager 1-3; FFA 3; Student Council 4; Student Store Manager 3. CAROL CLOVER Student Body Secretary 2; Varsity Football Yell leader 4; Football Song-leader 2; DAR Award 4; Circle E; GAA Secretary 2, 4; CSF 3, 4; FBLA 3; FTA 4; TRI-HI-Y 2-3; Student Leader Conference 3; Girl's league Conference 3; Richardson Springs Conference 2, 3; Honor Roll 1-4; A Cappella 4; Senior Play 4; Prom Queen 3; Vespa Staff; Pep Band. LARRY COLDIRON Class Treasurer 4; Varsity Football Manager 2-4; B Track 3; Block E 2-4. ROBERT CORLEY Student Body Treasurer 1, 4; JV Football 1-2; Block E 1-2. MARY FRAN CROWE Student Council 4; Class President 4; CSF 3-4; FHA 1; FBLA 2-3; Chico State Student Leaders Conference 3; Hornet's Nest Editor 3-4; Jour- nalism Conference 3. DOROTHY DITTUS Transfer: Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 1; GAA 4; FBLA 3; Drama 1. ELIZABETH DONER GAA 1-4; FBLA 2-3; FHA 2-3; Basketball Yell- leader 2. JUDY DURFLINGER VALRIE DUSDAL Senator 3; GAA 4; Thespians 2; Senior Play 4; Song-leader 4; Candle Bearer 3. VIRGINIA ENGLISH FBLA 4; GAA 1-3. CAROLYN FISK FHA 1, 4; FBLA 2, 3; A Cappella 2-4; Hornet's Nest 4. 22 LANA L. FITZPATRICK GAA 1-4; FBLA 1-4; FTA 3; FHA 1-4. ANGIE FOSTER Clast Vice Pres. 2; Pres, of FBLA 2, 3; JV Foot- ball 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; FBLA 2-4; Block E 2-4; Delegate to U.N. Conference; Chico State Conference 3; Student Council 3; Boy's State Dele- gate 3. JEFF GLADWELL Transfer: Track 1-4; Football 3-4; Latin Club 2-3; Block S 1-3; Block E 4. DAN GOFORTH FTA 4; School Play 2; Operetta; Band Student Direclor; A Cappella Student Director. KATHERENE HADLEY Varsity Football Head Yell Leader; Class Yell Leader 1; GAA 1-2; A Cappella 4; Chico Leaders Conference 2; JV Football and Basketball Yell Leader 2; Senior Play 4. BARBARA HAESSIG Transfer. SANDRA HEIER Class Yell Leader 4; FHA 4; GAA 1-2; A Cappella 4; Song Leader 4; Senior Play 4. ELMER HENDERSON Street Angels 2. PAUL HOGUE JUDITH HOVET FBLA 1-2; GAA 2-4; FHA 1-4; A Cappella 3; Band 1-4. JUDITH HOWE Class Yell Leader 3-4; FBLA 2-4; Song Leader 2-4. CAROL JAMISON Sophomore Representative 2; GAA 4; FBLA 2-3; CSF 1 4; Representative Assembly 4; Yearbook 2-3; Girls' State 3; Chico Student Leaders Con- ference 3; Welcoming Committee. DICK JEROME Yearbook 3. WILLIAM JONES Boxing 1; JV Footall 1-2; Track, B 1-3; FFA 1; A Capella 3-4. EUGENE LEACH Track 1-3. 23 JOSEPHINE CHARGIN IINDIEY ELSA LOMBARDI Class Secretary 2; FBLA 1-4; FHA 1; CSF 1-3; Football Song Leader 4; Student Council 2; Chico Leaders' Conference 2; Vespa Staff 2-3. DON McBROOME JV Football 3; Street Angels 3. GARY McCOLLUM JV Football 1; Golf 3-4; Track 1. SANDRA McGREW FTA 4; CSF 4; Hornet's Nest 4. ROBERTA MARK Circle E; FBLA 1-4; FHA 1-2; GAA 1-4; CSF 1-4. MARY MARTINEAU Transfer: Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 1-2; Jour- nalism Conference 3; Hornet's Nest Staff 3. GARY MELLOTT Transfer: Varsity Football 4; Block E 4. ROY MELLOW Class Representative 1 2, 4; Class Vice-President 3;'JV Football 1-3; Varsity Football 4; Track 1, 2; Boxing 2; Street Angels 3; Block E. LYN MERRILL Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 3-4; CSF 1-3; FBLA 3; Senior Play 4; Football Song Leader 4; Vespa Staff 2-3. WAYNE MERRILL Class Vice-President 2; Representative Assembly 2; CSF; Street Angels 1-2; Radio Club 4; FFA 1-3. NIKI MILLER FHA 1. RONNIE MORINI LARRY NICODEMUS 24 JOE PARHAM FFA 1-4; Projectionist. MARY PARK FHA 1-4; GAA 1-4. CHARLES PARSONS JV Track 2; Varsity Track 3-4; Block E. EUGENE PERRY Transfer: JV Football 2; A Capella 2-3; Student Council 2. LARRY PETERSON JV Football 1-2; JV Basketball 1-2; Boxing 1; A Capella 1. RONALD PIERCE JV Football 1; Varsity Football 4; Latin Club 2. MERLIN PORTER Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President 4; JV Foot- ball 1-3; Baseball 3; Block E; CSF 2-3. SAMUEL POST Transfer: Spanish Club; Foreign Language Award; Science Club; Physical Sciences Award; CSF 1-4; Junior Play. JACK RASMUSSEN ARDIE REED Track 1-4; Class Yell Leader 3; JV Football '4; Street Angels 3; A Capella. JOANNE REEDER Representative 2; Circle E; CSF 1, 3-4; GAA 1-4; FBLA 2-4. BRENDA REGER Class Representative 4; Circle E; GAA 1, 3-4; FBLA 1-4; CSF 1, 3-4; FHA 1. TOM REID JV Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Basketball 4; FFA 1-3. DUANE REYNVAAN Transfer; A Capella 3-4. LELAND RHOADES Varsity Baseball 1-4; Block E; FFA 1-4. CAROLE RICE Class Yell Leader 2; FBLA 1-4; GAA 2-4; FHA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3; Welcoming Committee 3. 25 JOSEPHINE SALISBURY Transfer; GAA 1, 3, 4; Best French Award 1; French Club 1. LINDA SAVERCOOL FBLA 1-4; FHA 1-4; GAA 1-4; Buzzy 3-4; Represen- tative Assembly 2-4. EDDIE SCOTT Class Representative 1, 3; Student Council 3; Track 3; Golf 3-4. ETHEL SELF Transfer: Drama Club 1. GERALD SHOEMAKER Student Body President 4; Class President 3; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2-4; JV Basketball 1-2; Varsity Baseball 2-4; JV Baseball 1; Basketball King 3; Student Council 1; Chico Student Leader Confer- ence 1. I KEITH SHUFELBERGER JV Football 3; Block E; FFA. NEIL STARNES BETTY STRANG VERNON STEVENSON Track 4. IRENE STRAWN Girls Glee 2; GAA 1-3; FHA 4; Drama 4. EUGENIA SWARM DEVON TASSEN DONNA THOMAS Class Secretary 3; FBLA 2; GAA 2; Football Song Leader 3-4. RAYMOND THROOP Track 2-3; Wrestling 4; Block E. 26 ROBERT TOWNSEND Street Angels 2. BONNIE TRAIN Transfer: Basketball Yell Leader 4; Class Yell Leader 2,4; GAA 2; Girls' League 1-2; Spanish Club 3; Senior Play 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, Student Council 3. TERRY TRETZ DARRELL TRESNER VICKI WILLIAMS Transfer: Tennis Club 1, 2; GAA 2, 3. LINDA WHITE Transfer: Girls' League 1-3; Archery Club 2, 3. GEORGIA WINTERS GAA 3; FHA 1-4; Buzzy 2; JV Yell Leader 2; Football Yell Leader 4. CARROLL WRIGHT Transfer: GAA 2-4; CSF 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3; Band Club 2, 3; A Capella 3. Seniors without Pictures ARNOLD ALLEN KAREN CARLSON DONALD COX JOHN DONER DUANE KIMBALL THOMAS RYLANDBR GARY STAINBROOK ROSSEAU TRACY 27 Elected Student Body Officers TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY - CO Tv GERALD SHOEMAfc JERRY FITZPAHic, • VALERIE Appointive Officers Elton Chargin, Delano Pehrson, Owen Huston, Eunice Ander- son, Tim Smith, and Lyn Merrill. 28 TOP ROW, I. to r.: B. Call, R. Call, D. Ballard, C. Haverly, J. Fitzpatrick, D. Pehrson, G. Farley, and J Boyle. MIDDLE ROW, I. to r.: L. Savercool, S. Hoxie, L. Sorenson, W. Truett, C. Bralye, B. Tram, C. Jamison, and D. Powell. BOTTOM ROW. I. to r.: R. Mellow, E. Chargin, and J. Maraglia. Representative Assembly Chico Student Leader Conference J. Fitzpatrick D. Bailey J. Boyle J. Espinosa J. Shoemaker C. Bralye D. Pehrson J. Porter M. Hughes V. Gnagey 29 FIRST ROW: G. Reed, K. Dixon, J. Gledwell, O. Houston, J. Smyard, D. Devis, D. Frambes. THIRD ROW: Coach Wolfe, J. Wilburn, I B. Jackson, V. Pryor, R. Mellow, B. Atkins. SECOND ROW: D. Aim- Shoemaker, G. Beal, B. Bullert, A. Foster, G. Mellott, R. P rc gren, D. Gordon, J. Fitzpatrick, B. Call, G. gaffer, B. Barrett, Coach Russell. 30 C. MEILOTT SCORES Willows 7-26 Orland 0-20 Anderson - 14-12 Weed 0-32 Chico 6-32 Bishop Armstrong 7-41 Shasta 0-27 Senior L ettermen A. FOSTER R. MELLOW I 0 CLOVER HARTER HADLEY L MERRILL, S. HEIER, HEAD SONG LEADER J. HOWE, D. THOMAS, E. LOMBARDI. ROW 1: C. Nelson, J. Shaffer, B. Lamb, G. Leach, R. Duval, A. Pierce, B. Baldwin, E. James, J. Gladwell, L. Butts. ROW 2: T. Hammon, R. Mancebo, M. Liddell, M. Newman, J. Maraglia, G. Breed- love, C. Wells, M. Giedt, E. Chargin, D. Mann. ROW 3: M. Yates, R. Christian, R. Howard, J. Ewing, J. Boyd, R. Stainbrook, J. Wil- liamson, L. Jones, J. Weagant, G. Schulze. ROW 4: Coach Moore, B Bates, P. %Moller, J. Overman, B. Lowe, L. Higgens, D. Brunelli, A. Crowe, Coach Guerra. ROW 5: T. Dugan, J. Jones. B. Staunton, D. Jones, K. Morres, G. Almgren, L. Baldwin. SCORES Willows Orland Anderson V. FOOTBALL 34 J. V. Yell Leaders KITTY MARROW ALLEN HAGSTRUM ROBERTA YOUNG 35 FIRST ROW: E. Chargin, J. Gladwell, D. Almgren, G. Comer, L. Coldiron, B. Bullert, J. Fifzpatrick, D. Pehrson, C. Parson . R. Call. SECOND ROW: K. Dixon, O. Houston, R. Mellow, K. James, B. Jackson, G. Shaffer, K. Shufel- berger. R. Throop, R. Pierce. R. Clayton, J. Gladwell, B. towe. THIRD ROW: A. Hagstrom, B. Atkins, G. Mellott, G. Shoemaker, B. Barrett, M. Newman, B. Desjardin, A. Crowe, A. Pierce, T. Hammon, K. Moores, B. Bates, J. Weagant. JUNIORS Fall Officers YELL LEADER...................p. REPRESENTATIVE 0 BAyy TREASURER...................J. ESPINOSA PRESIDENT...................£. ANDERSON VICE PRESIDENT B blank SECRETARY (not pictured) - . . p STUCKi F. ANDERSON L. AREND R. ATKINS D. BAILEY S. BAILEY H. BRILEY M. BRILEY B. BALFOUR B. BARRETT G. BARROW B. BERRY K. BERTAGNOLLI B. BLANK T. BLANKENSHIP C. BLUNT G. BOYER D. BROCK A. BROWN L. BUTLER B. CALL L. CAMPBELL L. CANAGA S. CATES R. CIBART 38 Spring Officers PRESIDENT R. HARRIS YELL LEADER J. PORTER VICE PRESIDENT - J. HENRIQUES secretary V. SERPA REPRESENTATIVE - B. BALFOUR TREASURER (not pictured) G. BARROW C. CILLEY K. CLARKE R. COFFELT R. COLDIRON B. COLLINS B. COMER E. COOK B. CRAWFORD G. CREAN S. CROSS K. CUSHMAN D. DAVIS C. DELAMAR W. DESJARDIN N. DOHERTY G. DIEHL K. DIXON S. DIXON J. DYER G. ELLISON J. ESPINOSA B. FAIR E. FISHER I. FORRESTER 39 M GESS B GRAVES C. GILBERT S. GAY T. HARLAND L. HARRISON M. HUGHES B. JACKSON M. JOHNSTON R. LIDDELL S. LINDLEY J. LINDQUIST R. LITTLETON B. McCLANE L. McCLANE f. McCullough R. McGOWN B. MARLER B. MATHESON T. MEEHAN K. MOORE 40 T. MOORES V. MORGAN 1. NORTHRUP C. NORTON A. OLIVES I. PASSAGE P. PATTERSON D. PEHRSON D. PHELPS R. PIEPER P. POPEJOY J. PORTER rtv C. SMITH J. SMITH T. SMITH I ), ft L. SWINDLER E. TAYLOR B. THROOP R WEEKS H. WILLIAMS J. WILLIAMS J. WILLIAMS re Teachers Of America HISTORIAN....................... PRESIDENT....................... VICE PRESIDENT - LIBRARIAN....................... SECRETARY....................... J. WILLIAMS . M. BRILEY I. FORRESTER E. ANDERSON - J. DYER FIRST ROW: I. Forrester, M. Briley, D. Pehrson, M. Babcock, J. Durflinger, Z. Thomasson, P. Woods, S. McGrew, J. Williams, C. Clover. SECOND ROW: D. Goforth, J. Dyer, M. Johnston, E. Anderson, M. Starr, G. Diehl, K. Peterson, S. Pyle, B. Haessig, R. Liddell. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Rasmussen, R. White, I. Butt , B. Lambert, G. Shaffer, D. Lewis, R. Rockenbach, D. Cibart. SECOND ROW: M. Schuette, J. Ewing, B. Comer, R. Williams, R. Ely, B. Staunton, AA. Anderson, G. Comer. THIRD ROW: R. Throop, G. Huggins, G. Alm- gren, j. Maragl.a, R. Harris, AA. Liddell, G. Farley FOURTH ROW: O. Houston, K. Dixon, J. Thigpen, 8 Jones, L. Robmson, J. Franks, D. Mann, M. Yates FlFTt ROW: Coach Russell, A. Pierce, G. Trefz, H. Will ami C. Wells, A. Crowe, K. Morss, P. AAohler, R. Mancebo. ‘ Wrestling 45 left to right: C. Haverly, B. lipka, D. Gordon, J. Doner, T. Moores, B. Desjardin, G. Shoemaker, J. Sinyard, M. Price, D. Stevens, A. Hagstrum, R. Rapalli, Coach Guerra. rinity - testa - ill River linsmuir entral Valle feed - ill River Unsmuir pinity - 42-26 33-54 50-36 27-58 45-41 40- 66 44-66 32-45 41- 49 Chico - Anderson Anderson Central Valley Shasta Red Bluff Orland Red Bluff Weed - 37-57 26-58 24-23 34- 29 16-46 37-38 35- 44 39-41 36- 41 47 FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Cassingham, L. Baldwin, S. Street- man, G. Boyle, U. Greenhaw, D. Brunelli. SECOND ROW: Coach Russell, B. Bates, R. Stuelpnagel, R. Thomas, B. Lowe, B. Perkins, D. Chatham, G. Breedlove, J. Gladwell, J. Weagant, D. Deacon, B. Ward. Chico ----- 38-46 Anderson - 33-31 Central Valley ... 46-35 Shasta ----- 34-29 Red Bluff --- - 27-26 Orland .... 47-28 Red Bluff --- - 37-32 Weed..............................33-69 Anderson ... - 34-48 Trinity ----- 34-28 Shasta............................25-27 Fall River ... - 42-35 Dunsmuir - 19-41 Central Valley - 40-56 Weed.........................17-32 Fall River - 25-27 Dunsmuir - - - - 41-48 Trinity...........................47-31 48 49 TIN CAN TROPHY Intramural Basketball Champions B Corley, M. Porter, A. Crowe, D. Phelp , M. Liddell, L. Warren, G. Almgren. The intramural basketball program is the setting for battles which rival in spirit and fury the varsity and junior varsity com- petition. From the many teams in each gym period emerges a victor, which in turn challenges the winners of the other gym periods. The quintet that comes out on top is the recipient of the Tin Can Trophy. Runners-Up L. Lawrence, L. Rhodades, T. Rylander, D. Kimball, C. Ball, L. Peterson. 50 Fall Officers PRESIDENT E. CHARGIN REPRESENTATIVE - - W. TRUETT VICE PRESIDENT - - M. FITZPATRICK SECRETARY-TREASURER - S. KIERNAN SOPHOMORE CLASS G. BOYLE G. BREEDLOVE D. BROCK S. BROWNING D. BRUNELLI F. BRYANT R. BUSH T. CAMPBELL L. CANAGA I. CORY 51 E. CHARGIN N. CHAUFTY R. CHRISTIAN W. CLARK S. CLENDENEN J. CLOVER A. COCKRELL J. COLLINS G. COMER M COOK D. COON F. COON S. CORDA G. COURTOIS A. CROW E. DAUGHERTY B. DAVIS C. DELAMAR B. DeLEMOS G. DIEHL Spring Officers PRESIDENT - VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE • J. CLOVER - G. COMER B. HAESSIG C. HANSEN P. HAGLUND R. YOUNG 52 SECRETARY YELL LEADER G. DOLE ■ G. EISBURY E. ENEIX I. ENGLISH M. FITZPATRICK L. FORNEY • C B FRENCH B. GEBAUER J. GLADWELl R. GORDON C. GREENHAW B. HAESSIG P. HAGLUND A. HAGSTROM T. HAMMON C. HANSEN R. HESTON L. HIGGINS S. HOOPER H. HOUSE G. HUGGINS K. JENNINGS j. JENSEN J. JONES P. JONES J. JOHNSON K. JOSEPH R. KANE S. KEITHLEY M. KELLOGG P. KELLY D. KELSTROM J. KERN S. KETTlEWEll S. KIERNAN M. KIRKMAN A. KING I. KISSINGER R. KUSI D. LAMB G. LEACH P. LEACH B. LIPKA P. McCLEARY L. MADDOX D. MANN B MARX J. MATHESON T. MEYER J. MINOR C. MOORE D. MOORE K. MORROW M. NASON C. NELSON W. NORTON K. PADDOCK L. PALMER K. PATTERSON R. PEARSON R. PERKINS D. PHILLIPS L. PRAWL M. PRICE B. PYLE C. QUIBELL 54 D. ROBINSON A ROBERTSON D SALISBURY LC- • E SAMUEISON P. SCHMIDT D. SCOTT A. SHIVE J. SINYARD D. SIZEMORE D. STEPHENSON S. SMITH S. STOCKTON M. STRANG J. STURR E. TAYLOR B. TOWNSEND C. WELLS L. WETMORE J. WILLIAMSON R. YOUNG E. ZOELLMER FIRST ROW. B. Reger, V. Serpe, C. Jamison, S. Kiernen, S. Fugitt, I. Sorenson. SECOND ROW: S. McGrew, R. Mark, P. Stucki, F. Anderson, J. Espinosa, M. Crowe, t. Forney, B. Mark. THIRD ROW: B. Marler, D. Bagley, L. Harrison, D. Post, M. Porter, D. Pehrson. Vic President, Duwayne Bailey; Treasurer, Doug Mann; Yell Leader, Bonnie Train; President, Delano Pehrson; Secretary, Marylyn Starr. Elected Student Body Officers Appointive Officers Fred McCollough, Mary Crowe, Marilyn Huges, Tim Smith. NOT PICTURED: Bonnie French, Roert Clayton, Delven Bagley. A. Foster, R. Harris, M. Crowe, L. Forney, P. Stucki, C. Delamar. Model U. N. Delegates Again this year the social studies classes had the opportunity of picking a team to represent Tunisia in Berkeley at the model UN Conference. The Enter- prise delegation performed admirably and gained keener admiration for the duties and responsibilities of the United Nations Institute. Debate Team A new program was instituted this year by the Language Arts Department with the organization of a Debate Team. The initial year proved to be an out- standing one and even bigger success for the future is predicted. B. Lambert, V. English, R. Harris 58 G. A A. In addition to the many interesting activities which comprise the varied G.A.A. program, a new and highly popular monthly Co-rec night was be- gun this year. Judging from the huge turnout each time, this event will un- doubtedly become a permanent fea- ture. SECRETARY - TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT - ADVISOR - PRESIDENT - - J. SHOEMAKER R. MARK - J. BAILEY MISS ELLIS - C. CLOVER 59 FIRST ROW: E. Anderson, S. Cross, A. Barnes, B. Train, J. Hemstead, C. Bremer, $. Stockt M. Nason, C. Clover, J. Allen. SECOND ROW: E. Fisher, I. Butler, J. Shoemaker, C. Rlc V. Dusdal, S. Corda, R. Liddell, D. Stanley, L. Savercool, M. Fidler. THIRD ROW: J. Porte W. Truett, L. Prawl, M. Reid, E. Swarm, M. Starr, B. Higgens, C. Pemberton, C. Mortim? J. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: K. Patterson, D. Scott, J. Dyer, A. Stucki, D. Burleson, D. Sargee J. Durflinger, P. Stucki, B. Swift. FIRST ROW: L. Sopher, D. Hewling, R. Kusi, D. Robinson, J. Eide, L. English, B. Townsend, M. Johnston, B. Berry, C. Marx, J. Cushman, C. Park, M. Gess. SECOND ROW: S. Kierman, T. Fisher, C. Moore, R. Vickery, M. Helton, Z. Thomasson, J. Reeder, J. Spangler, S. Gillan, J. Williams. THIRD ROW: L. Pavley, S. Free, B. Reger, R. Mark, P. Aughtman, I. Swindler, F. Anderson, C. Jamison, S. Thompson, S. Christensen, S. Kettlewell, L. Forney, V. Serpa. FOURTH ROW: J. Espinosa, C. Quibell, C. Moore, K. Morrow, M. Fitzpatrick, C. Norton, J. Ccttrell, M. Park, M. Babcock, B. Marx. 60 SPRING OFFICERS D. PEHRSON - R. JONES - C. BAU • D. MANN D. BAGLEY f. McCullough VICE PRESIDENT - SENTINEL - TREASURER SECRETARY REPORTER PRESIDENT 61 FIRST ROW, left to right Mr. Hillman, J. 0. Pehrson, I. Withers, J. Bryant, C. Ball. SECOND ROW: K. Shufelberger, D. Bagley. D. Da R. Jones, G. Shaffer. B. Jackson. THIRD ROW: G. Webb, C. Smith, B Barrett F . Cullough, T. Smith, B. Call, D. Cox, T. Tretz. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Hillman, E. Axner, R. Rocken- bach, D. Frase, D Mann. SECOND ROW: G. Carmichael, J. Boyd. A. Crow, D. Salisbury, S. Smith, G. Boyle. FIRST ROW, left to right. G. Norris, M. Haley, Huntington, B. Dorroh, P. Moon, J. Hufford Hale. SECOND ROW: G. Rutherford, C. Carmichael, Powell, G. Forrester, S. Harper, B. Alexander. THIRD ROW: D. Cain, J. Bush, L. Sorensen, A. Pie G. Espinosa, Mr. Morford. Ag Queen and Attendants P. HARTER, G. LAKE. QUEEN J. ESPINOSA. L. SORENSEN, B. WINN PRESIDENT • • • B. LOWE (Not Pictured) VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPRESENTATIVE YELL LEADER - SPRING - D. CHATHAM G. FARLEY R. VICKERY K. FELSTET - M. HELTON 65 $. AREND B ARMSTRONG i V aspen r ? D. ATKINS P. AUGHTMAN C. AVENT C. BRALYE C. BREMER B BREMER C. BROSSARD J. BRUSH D. BURLESON J. BUSH L. BUTT M. BYXBE D. CAIN C. CAPENER S. CARLSON R CARLTON C. CARMICHAEL G. CASINGHAM B CHATHAM D. CHATHAM S. CHRISTENSEN D CIBART P. COATS G. COLBURN P. COLDIRON J. COMER O. COOK T. DUGGAN M. DUNLAP R. ELY J. EPHLAND P. ESMOND G. ESPINOSA J. EWING W. FARLEY 67 A. FARRIS K. FEISTET M. FIOLER T. FISHER S. FRANZ C. FORRESTER G. FRASE S. FREE S. GIILAN C. GOODWIN M. GORDON M. GIEDT C. GIFFORD P. GILLIAM C. GRAVES R. GRAVES E. GREER L. GULERMORICH E. HADLEY R. HALE M. HALEY D. HALLER 68 E. HAYDEN C. HOITZCIAW R HOWARD S HOXIE J. HUCKER J. HUPFORD l. HUPFORD D. HUMPHREY G. HUNTINGTON J. ISH O. INGRAM D JONES L. JONES D. JORDAN D. JOSEPH J. KATT I. KENYON J. KING D. KINNEY R KLING P. KNIGHT A. LaLONDE B. LAMBERT P. LEACH D. LEWIS M. LIDDELL 69 S. LINDQUIST G. LLOYD d. McCullough O. MAHON R. MANCEBO L. MANNING J. MARAGLIA J. MARTINEAU C. MARX F. MAUTZ J. MECHAM R. MILLS P. MOHLER P. MOON P. MOON C. MOORE K. MORSS C. MORTIMER B. MUNNS M. NEWMAN G. NORRIS C. OWBRIDGE K. PANKONIN C. PARK D. PARKER P. PARKER L. PAULEY K. PAYNE S. PEARSON C. PEMBERTON M. PERRY K. PETERSON J. PHELPS W. PIEPER 70 A. PIERCE T POWEU L. PULLEN S. PYLE M RASMUSSEN C. RAY C. REED J. REED J. REEDER R. REGER R ROBINSON G RUTHERFORD J. RYLANDER D. SARGENT B SCHAAF J. SCHAFFER M. SCHROEDER M. SCHUETTE J. SCHULZE L. SCHWEGERL D. SHEEHAN D. SHIVE B. SHORT D. SHUFFLETON W. SIMPSON L. SORENSEN J. SPANGLER R. SPANGLER N. STANDIFORD N. STAINBROOK D. STANDLEY K. STARKEY B. STAUNTON L. STOWE S. STREETMAN I V. STUCKI R STUELPNAGEL N. SWIFT G. TALBOTT D. TAPP R. THOMAS V. THOMAS P. THOMASSON Z. THOMASSON B. THOMPSON L THOMPSON J. THOMPSON C. TINSLEY J. TOURNEY G. TREFZ A. TROTTER S. TROUTMAN K. TRUETT B. UMBARGER R. VICKREY G. WAKEFIELD S. WALKER J. WEAGANT E. WHEELER R. WHITE P. WHITSON L. WILKES R. WILLIAMS B. WINN C. WILSON T. WOLFE P. WOODS W. WOODARD M. YATES H. ZOELLMER The Enterprise High HORNET'S NEST VoIum 4 Number 8 Redding, California Friday, January 31, 1958 ial d the HORNET’S NEST Editor.............Mary Crowe Managing Editor....Judy Bailey Feature Editor....Valerie Gnagey Sports Editor......Lynn Warren Advertising Mgr...Bob Townsend Circulation......Judi Durflinger Business Mgr.......Judy Wjllioms Photographer.......Tom Rylander Reporters..........Carol Fisk, Julie Porter, Jackie Henriques, Alberto Brown, Sondy McGrew, Advisor.............Mr. Jim Gregg Editorial Page of the HORNET’S NEST punished 'financed by students of Enterprise high school Redding, California NSPA First class 1956-57 Editor............Judy Bailey Manoging Editor....Carol Fisk News Editor....Volerie Gnagey Feature Editor...Sandy McGrew Feature Ass’t Editor ....Linda Passage Sports Editor.......Lynn Warren Business Mgr....Alberta Brown Advertising Mgr..Judy Williams Ad. Layouts..... Bob Townsend Photographer.....Tom Rylander Proofreader.......Julie Porter Copyreader..........Mary Crowe Circulation....Judi Durflinger Reporters....Jackie Henriques Bob Atkins Advi sor...........Mr. Jim Gregg Printer.....Yreka Printing Co Member paper...............NSPA Distributor....Scholastic Roto t;C‘ BASEBALL The baseball team, its ranks de- pleted by the loss of last year's seniors, managed to compile an ac- ceptable record in competition with bigger schools in Northern California. The future appears very promising as many members of the varsity this year were Freshmen and Sophomores. S' I L. Baldwin, G. Breedlove, A. Crowe, 1. Rhoades, J. Arnold, G. Shoemaker, J. Gladwell, R. Howard. 75 Because of the early printing deadline, records of the teams' achievements was impossible; however, at the time the yearbook was sent, the three teams had already man- aged to establish a number of records and mark Enterprise as one of the track powerhouses of Northern California. FIRST ROW: R. Christian, B. Baldwin, J. Thigpen, E. Chargin, L Whitmore. SECOND ROW: K. Dixon, B. Jackson, D. Pehrson, R. Weeks. THIRD ROW: G. Schaffer, T. Harland, B. Coldiron. 77 78 COACH WOLFE 79 BAND A CAPPEUA Madrigal Singers 81 Cheaper by the Doze c. $urfc«Y' Reel, C. 1 Chr t«nsen' b H gg«r  Severcool, BAr . Av®V- 0. Brock, Cottrell, S third RO 0orfl,n9ef Mr . Avey, M. Briley, R. Liddell, B. Hart, P. Popejoy, J. Shoemaker, G. Winter . P. Aughtman. SECOND ROW. J. lindley, C. Quibell, B. Berry, I. Forester. Y. Brown. B. Haessig. THIRD ROW: J. Olive . B. Woodard. D. Barger, C. Rae, P. E mond, D. Sargent. 83 B°TT°M ROW: B. Gebauer, S. from, B. Van Dalsem, B. Crawford. B. Reger. J. Reeder J. Maddc r' iW r S„ECON° ROW: P' p« r on. 1. Sopher. B. Mark. M. Palmer, G. Shoemaker F Anderic L Bros 4rj- THIRD ROW: _M. Fitzpatrick, L. Coffelt, V. Englijh, C. Hansen, C. Rice. L. Sav, cool, R. Young, D. Standley, B. Higgins, C. Pemberton. F. B. L. A. r— I £ OFFICE STAFF TOP ROW: R. McGown, P. Popejoy, 0. Greer, D. Dittos, C. Norton, and R. Coffelt. BOTTOM POW: Mrs. Knight, V. Dusdal, C. Fisk, I. Forrester, D Healing, L Butler, K. Joseph, G. Diehl, and Mrs Buszdieker ATTENDANCE STAFF Left to right: Mr. Grossen, E. Fisher, J. Stainbrook, J. Ramy, G. Winters, Y. Brown, I. Strawn, L. White, J. Chargin-lind- ley, and S. McGre w. 85 1. JUDIE HEMSTED 2. PHYLLIS HAGLAND 3. CHAMPION CAKE BAKERS 4. TOM RYLANDER 5. JILL AND GARY ESPINOSA 6. KATHY AND WENDY TRUETT 7. RAENINE COFFELT 8. JACKIE HENRIQUES 9. fred McCullough 10. MARYLYN STARR ADETS D. Pehrson. R. Webb, J. Reeder, V. Thomas, G. Winters, Glaze, K. Clark, C. Cilley, L. Cary. THIRD ROW: , Sorensen. ROW TWO: R. Bremer, B. Wilson, M. C. Sappinton, R. Vercelli, R. Wagers, J. Collins. Welcoming Committee J. lindley, M. Briley, K. Paddock, P. Cold- iron, M. Jensen, R. Clayton, $. Lindley. JUNIORS J. Sheehan, V. Pryor, K. James, J. Wilburn, L. French, D. Johnson, S. Coby, L. Wilkinson, B. French, B. Williams, D. Davis, R. Brown. SOPHOMORES TOP ROW: R. Stainbrook, E. James, A. Barber, J. Thigpen. COND ROW: L. Dyer, C. Rhoades, S. Forschler, I. Sorenson. THIRD ROW: L. Leroy, K. Jennings, C. Cibart. FRESHMEN R. Bairett, M. Anderson, P. Grush Graham, C. Richard, L. Schwegerl Menold. SECOND ROW: J. Overman, L. Lei C. Phillips, S. Thompson, D. Atkl J. Knoder, K. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Schuette, M. Bro« field, G. Reel, J. Olives, L. Gale, Phelps, R. Curren. 90