Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

1963-1964 D(y you (ttUMtf' . . . . . . the man with the deep, rolling voice whose love of humor can not but force a smile from those around him? Do you know a man who is never too busy to pause in his work and help you with a personal problem? Do you know a man who, when he reads aloud, makes the characters involved emerge as living beings? Do you know a man whose excellence has inspired you to new achievements? If so, you know Mr. Robert Grossen, Mr. Grossen has taught senior English, been the mainstay of the attendance office, and was senior class advisor for several years. To him we proudly and affectionately dedicate the 1964 Vespa. 2 Mr. Colby Photography advisor Mr. Gonzales Advisor Jim Free Photographer 4 Sandy Ellison, co-editor, gets rid of unnecessary material (Mary Ann Bowen, editor). V pcuQfo$ First row, L to R.: Doug Woolf, Bill Eschenboch, Bob Coskie, Mary Ann Bowen. Top row: Donna Stucki, Sandy Ellison, Linda Mongum, Diane Chatham. The Vespa staff hopes that as you turn the pages of this book, you will recall much of what you experienced during your days at Enterprise. You studied, had fun, despaired over moments of trial and error. You enjoyed games, car parades, assemblies, and dances. You shared the hopeless reality of exams, deadlines, semester grades, and term papers, each time vowing that this time I am not going to procrastinate. Underclassmen who return to Enterprise in the fall will continue to keep up the high standards of the school and strive for improvement. For the seniors, their graduation from Enterprise will be met with mingled feelings of relief and regret. We hope that our work this year has pro- duced a book which will, through the use of photographs, bring back memories of moments filled with pleasure, frustration, and the spirit of Enterprise High School. 5 ■i ' V ! N, V Y x 'A J' W . v s' -: ' 4 . r - • , y4' ' • A ' ■ y'tI- imi J , j- 'r f. L ' S }. ' 4 6 p Oj C w 7 ydindkdShM.iO o Mr. Denny, principal, at his desk. I Rules are nothing unless they are en- forced. This task is delegated to our ad- ministrators, Mr. Denny and Mr. Fitzgerald. Look down any corridor or around any corner, and it is likely you will see one of them observing classes, escorting a visitor, or listening carefully and answering fairly a student's ques- tion. They set the example of dignity, courtesy, and broad-mindedness which is followed by students and visitors alike and makes Enterprise High School the fine school it is. Vice principal, Mr. Fitzgerald, in hi office. Mr. Bmns, � uperintendenr of the Shasto Union High School district. BoW Trustees L to R.: Mrs. Mazzmi, Dr. Pierce, Mr. Carr, Mr. Beaty. Mr. Ash American Problems, Modern History Miss Taylor Typing. Stenography Mr. Rumboltz Basic Math Mr. Moore Counselor, Modern History Mrs. Newman Girls’ P.E. Mr. Guerra Spanish 10 Mr. Hegji Trigonometry, Analysis, Algebra Mr. Stampfli Biology, Earth Science, Coach Mr. Woodfield Coach, General English IV, English III Mrs. Tuttle Reading Lab, Record Keeping Mr. Rogers Applied Math, Plane Geometry, Math Mr. Fitzgerald Auto Shop, Metal Shop Mr. Wilhelmi Advanced Biology, Biology Mr. Phillips Counselor, Geography Mrs. Gordon Counselor, English I Mr. Mifflin Counselor, U.S. History Mr. Morford Plant Science, General Business, Basic Agriculture I, Animal Husbandry Mr. Moravec Appjied Art, Crafts Mrs. Henninger Chemistry, Physics, Algebra I Mr. Hallam Mechanical Drawing I, Mechanical Drawing II, Mechanical Drawing III Students do leather work in Mr. Moravec s Crafts Clcss. Mr. Higgins Counseling, Special Miss Ives English I. English II Mr. Manotowo Geography, Coach, Boys P.E. 12 Mr. Colby English II, Journalism Mrs. Delander Plane Geometry, Algebra Mr. Endres Speech I, Gymnastics, Drama I Students receive instruction on how to use the library facilities. Mr. Geidt English II, Spanish I Mr. Aiken English III Mr. Arney Geography, Modern History Mrs. Levinson English 13 Mr. Lomoureaux Coach, Boys’ P.E., Crafts Mr. Kerr Coach, Boys’ P.E. American Problems Mrs. Krueger Bookkeeping I, Typing I, General Business Mr. Loftis Modern History, U.S. History Mr. Brown U.S. History American Problems Mr. Liotto Latin II, Spanish I, Latin I I Mrs. Knudsen Girls’ P.E. Mr. Russell Boys' P.E., Coach Mrs. Treked Typing, Clerical Training Mr. Hytonen Biology, Radio Mrs. Heilman Modern History Mr. Gonzales English II, English IV Mr. Farruggia Modern History, A Cappella, Bond. Glee Mr. Grossen English IV, Counselor 15 Mrs. Bourgeois Girls P.E., Homemaking, English III. Mr. Torrey Art I, Counseling. Mr. Shoub Cadets, Geography. Mr. Adamson Metal Shop, Ag. Mrs. Avey Homemaking. 16 Attendance office Mr. Grossen Librarian Mr$. Jensen Attendance office Miss Conger Office staff Mrs. Mitchell Nurse Mrs. Phillips Office staff Mrs. Loveall 17 Cojft dOu Qto L to R.: Mrs. Tonic, Mrs. Comor, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Courtois, Mrs. Algires, Mrs. Streetman, Mrs. Apling, Mrs. Burkus, Mrs. Tweedy. Custodians 18 L. to R.: Mr. Coats, Mr. Smith, Mr. Freeman, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Geer, Mr. Michael. QbkdOAs C Ct$S Bottom row, L. to R.: Jim Knight, yell-leader, Donna Agostini, president, Sherri Hoberg, secretary; Jane Persling, treasurer. Top row: Craig Miller, John Myers, Ron Lane, yell-leaders,- Mike Burk, representative; William Eschenbach, vice-president. I 21 Front row, L to R.: Sandy Funk, secretary; Laura Rocha, representative,- Marie Chatham, treasurer. Back row: Ron Lane, president; Jim Knight, vice-president. Front row, L. to R.: Yell-leaders Mike Ferreira, Bill McCarty. Back row: Bruce Rieckt Allan McKeen, John Weiland. 22 Mary Adams Donna Agostini Lana Aberg Gregory Adair Harry Anderson Rose Aspen Betty Bargsten Dennis Beasley Sherry Becker Terry Benoit Elaine Bachlor Sue Badeaux Garry Bagula 23 Janis Blankenship Ronald Blaylock Margie Boddy Kaye Boring Bob Bradshaw Fred Braun Margie Bromagem Gary Brower 24 John Cerro Diane Chatham Marie Chatham Roy Chatham 25 Dick Chester Billie Christiansen Steve Christensen Lyle Christy 26 Julie Davis Marylyn Davis Linda Eneix Alene English Bill Eschenbach Aleatha Evans 27 28 Brenda Glenn Louise Goldsworthy QqmIok( Richard Hetland Sherri Hoberg Carl Hockett Robert Holmes Sue Hanes Darrell Henderson David Herman 29 Kenneth Jarrett Don Jerome Howard House Mike Jackson Bill Keck Colin Kesterson Paulette Kindle Rekha Kirloskar QqmLm 30 Maxine Krenz Bruce Kusi Harvey Lacy Ralph Kivett Jim Knight Margaret Knighten Carolyn Krch Michelle LaLonde Mike Lambert Ron Lane Linda Lavender Nancy Leach Bill Ledford 31 Nettie Lord Dorothy Lewis James Libbee Stan Lowrance Darlene Lund Melody Mann Marion Mark Joe Martinez Bill Marx Adair Manahan Gaylene Mancebo Linda Mangum Francene Liedle 32 Getdo David Marx Steve Mefford Craig Miller Russell Miller Ralph Mills Mike Moynahan John Myers Raymond McBroome Bill McCarty Francesca McDonald Allan McKeen Deanna Nelson Sharon Norton 33 Patty Nunn Bill Olson Ralph Owens Judy Ochinero Gary O Connor Barbara Parker Betty Peeler Darlene Peery Jerry Penland Jane Persling Howard Peterson Buddy Phipps Janice Oliver 34 Linda Peiper Mike Pitcock Allan Pittenger Joseph Polen Bonnie Powell John Pullen Jim Retzloff Sheena Rightmier Mike Robinson Bruce Riecke Laura Rocha Marilyn Rodgers 35 John Ryan Fred Saldana Ellen Sandison Delores Sangenitto Gerald Roehrich Irwin Rogers Marilyn Saastad Ronald Saieva David Schultz Elvin Schultz Michael Scott Kenneth Selby Qej dM 36 Steve Shilling Martha Shipley Leland Short Jack Shultz Steve Strauch Nancy Strawn Rita Smith Harry Sondag 37 Don Troutman Vince Tomicich Bill Treat Thelma Taylor Cheryl Thiomich Vernon Thompson Senior itude Melville Trotter Delores Tuggle Larry Stroup Donna Stucki Charles Sullivan Steve Sybert 38 ofk diligently. Karin Verville Dave Wagoner I John Weiland Jim Weir Charlotte Whipp Glenn Whitney CenItoS 39 QetdM Deedie Williams Dave Winn Kathy Wion Vicky Withers Stacy Wood Mark Wooding Bob Woodford Doug Woolf 40 VoJk lLdko dotM In a class of such high calibre students as the class of 1964, there has been much com- petition throughout our four years here at EHS. Many students have worked hard and have gotten excellent grades, earning for our class the reputation of being the best-ever at EHS. When all the grades are averaged out however, one student stands out above all the rest—Bill Esch- enbach, Valedictorian of 1964. Combining many extra-curricular activities with a full college-prep course. Bill is truly deserving of the title. QdhdaivdCLH Many people think of the Salutatorian as be- ing second-best and therefore not worthy of much attention. Mary Ann Bowen, this year's Salutatorian, hardly fits the description of sec- ond-best. She is well-known by most of the students at EHS because she participates in so many activities—football Buzzy, C.S.F., Foreign Student Committee, Editor of Vespa—to name but a few. Few of the people who know her think of Mary Ann as being second-best, for those who know her know she will always be among the top in whatever she does. 41 Mr. Denny presents to Bill Marx a certificate from KAHR radio for ten dollars after Bill spent all his money to go to Washington, D.C. for the funeral of President John F. Kennedy. The Senior Class of 1964 has been noted for its enthusiasm, ability, and leadership ever since entering the doors of Enterprise High School. Freshman classes generally go unnoticed ex- cept for the size they add to a school. As Fresh- men, we upset this tradition by being the first Freshman class to ever win the megaphone. Once begun, this pattern was not disrupted. Most Junior classes tend to go into what is called a “Junior slump; they usually just sit quietly in the assemblies and never present any competi- tion for the megaphone. We won the megaphone from the seniors in the second assembly, and we continued to win it. This year has been filled with deadlines, col- lege applications, term papers, and hootenan- nies. We look forward to the future hopefully; but, at the same time, reminisce over the mis- takes, triumphs, and pleasures of our four years here at Enterprise High School. 42 Jan Webb and Mike Jackson at an assembly. SPRING OFFICERS: L. to R.: S. Winn, C. Dutton, M. Cunning- ham, L. McDannald, B. Zagaris. Cim SPRING YELL-LEADERS: L. to R.: L. Kimbley, J. Rapelli, T. Moores, K. Crowe, R. Walsh. 44 Adair, B Allen, J. Anderson, D. Apling, L. Aufieri, M. Bailey, G. Barlow, R. Barnes, P. Bartlett, R. Bascom, G. Bares, B. Bauman, D. Beattie, S. Behymer. C. Bellinger, W. Benoit, P. Benoit, R. Bertagnolli, J. Boales, T. Boehme, M Bolton. C. Boman, C. Boonos, N. Borges, J. Bornschein, G. Bornschein, J. Brody, F. Breedlove, P. Bright, S. Cain, R. Cameron, C. Campbell, J. Carson. P. Champney, B Chapman, L. Charriere, R. Chaufty, D. Christianson, R. Clark, W. Clink. R. Coats, K. Coats, L Coffelt, M. Connely, D. Cook. C. Coon, D. Coonradt. P. Cooper, E. 45 Cowan, T. Cox. D. Cox. D. Cox, R. Craig, R. Crain, T. Crow. P. Crowe, K. Crowe, L. Crowley, B. Cunningham, M. Dalton, R. Davie� , R. Davit, A. Davit, T. Delie, M DeMyer, D. Derrick, J. Derringer, R. Dole. K. Dooley, S. Dork, B. Duggan, D. Dutton, C. Edwards, J. Elledge, C. Elliot, T. Engle, L. Engstrom, H. Este� , C. Ferguson, K. Forney, B. Forester, D. Galloway, L Gaston, T. Gayman, D. Gebauer, J Gibson, D. Gibson, J. Giedt, L. Giedt, N. Gifford, D. Gilbreath, C. Gilliam, W. Glassburn, K Goddard, L. Goerges, S. Gorton, S. 46 Gould, M. Griodlay, P. Guinn, T. Guth, D. Haley, N. Halverson. S. Harland, C. Harrington, H. Harrison, T. Hay, L. Hicks, S. Hoberg, V. Hollis, J. Howden, B. Humphrey, A. Irvin, T. Jackson, L Jensen, D. Johns, S. Johnson, K. Johnson, M Jones, R. Kellogg, A. Kennemore, W. Kenward. P. Keys, L Kimbley, L. Kimbrough, D. Kindle, R. Kisling, A. Kmon, S. Knoder, H. Kohn. P. Krough, G. Krtek, C. Lane, S. LaFond, M Laidley, C. LaLonde, M. Lanning, 0. laveen, E. Law, L. Ledford, D. Lee, C. Lee, C. Lee, S. Leigh, R. Lighthall, J. 47 Linn, L. McBroome, S. McCarty, P. McDaniel, G. McDannald, L. McDonnald, B. McEntee, C. McIntosh, J. McKie, T. McNees, J. MacGregor, D. Mallery, E. Maine . L. Maraglia, I. Markwick, B. Martineau, A Matheson, K. Matthews, T. Maye, R. Meyers, R. Miller, B. Miller D Montoya, D. Moores. T. Morrison, K. Morton, S. Murphy, D. Murray, S. Myers, S. Myrick, G. Near, S. Neel, M. Newgard, T. Nichols, J. Nickels, C. Noble, G. Norton, D. Nugent, M. O'Brien, P. Ochinero, D. Olson, C. O'Neil. A. Ott, R. Oulman, M Owens, M. Park, S. Parker, J. Pattillo, G. 48 Potton, L. Peters, G. Peterson, $ Pierce, K. Poore, R Powell, S. Powers, W. Purcell, D. Quirk, J. Randolph, J Rapalli, J. Ray, J. Ray, V. Reese, L. Regelin, D. Rhoades, J. Rhodes, J. Richter, J. Roberson, A. Roberts, J. Robinson, W. Rocha, J. Rockenbach, E. Rodrigue, B. Roesner, D. Rogers, K. Rossi, W. Roy, S. Ryan, J. Sabine, W. St. John, C. Saldana, A. Saldana, V. Sattler, L. Schultz, P. Schwerdt, J. Shearer, D. Shideler, B. Shirley, J. Shufelberger, A. Sidebottom, D. Simonis, K. Sluder, S. Spady, D. Stain brook, C. Stanley, C. Stanley, S. Starkey, A. 49 Starmer, L. Steel, G. Stevens, C. Stevens, J. Stevens, R. Strawn, D. Streetman, B. Striegel, M. Tandy, J. Tapp, W. Taylor, G. Teeter, E. Templeton, D. Tenter, J. 50 Vaughan, L. Wade. M Wait, F. Walsh, R. Wentworth, D. Wertz. W. West, L. West. S. Tuggle, M. Tweten, K. Vanatta, S. Van Riper, S. Vasquez, M Whipp, J. Whiting, R. Wick, J. Wickstrom, J. Williams, D. Williams, G. Wilson. B Winn, S. Wooding. M. Woods. M. Woolf, R. Wyss, D. Zagaris, B 51 52 Mr. Loftis' pupils attempt to act as though they are studying. FALL OFFICERS: L. to R.: C. Green, S. Miller, D. Clark, S. Eschenbach, D. Free. FALL YELL-LEADERS: L. to R., Standing: G. Robertson, J. Foss, S. Brown, M. Taylor. Kneeling: P. Miller, B. Royce, D. Clark. Objice dim OopltCHnO SPRING OFFICERS: L. to R.: B. Hetland, L. Clark, P. Fitzgerald, R. Natina, SPRING YELL-LEADERS: Standing, L. to R.: M. Taylor, S. L. Olson. Brown, P. Miller. Sitting: M. Hironymous. 54 Anderson. C. Anderson. D. Arens, C. Baecke, R. Baker, D. Baker, R. Baldwin, S. Balfour, C. Bargsten, B Barnes, R. Barry, 1. Bates, J. Beebe, J. Berick, J. Bertelson, R. Birge, R. Bonney. H. Black, D. Boehme. J Bogue, R. Booth. W Bouma, C. Bowen, E. Boyle, C. Braun, L Bromagem, R. Brown, R. Brown, S. Burke. M. Burleson, T. Burwell, J. Cain, C. Cameron, M. Capener, K. Carlin, R. Carpenter, R. Carr, D. Charriere, G. Chase, N. Chase, R. Chesterton, B. Christiansen, F. Christy, F. Clark. L. Clark, W. Clinkenbeard, K. Cockrell, F. Cole. C. Collins, 0. 55 Cooley, I. Coonrodt, J. Corey, I. Coryell, T. Cox, L Creighton, S. Crow, L. Crowley. R. Curtiss, K Dalton, B. Daniels, J. Daniels, J. Davies, W Davis, J. Davis, M. Detling, D. Devore, D. Divine, S. Doherty, S. Darby, M. Dring, C. Dyer, H. Eggett, J. Elam, S. Ellison, B. Endicott, J. Enochson, L Eschenbach, S. Esmond, D. Evans, M. Fairhurst, B Feri, G. Fields, L. Fields, P. Fischer, P. Fitzgerald, P. Flevret, D. Forner, M. Foss, J. Fraser, M. Free. D. Gaines. M. Giedt, S. Giorgi, C. Glidden, M. Glover, C. Goddard, T. Goodner, D. 56 Gorton, M. Goulter, T. Greaser, C. Green, C. Green, K. Greenhaw, C. Griffin, S. Grindlay, L. Guild, D. Hagan, K. Haley, K. Hammers, G. Harrington, E. Harris, M. Hort, J. Hawkins, D. Haworth, S. Haynes, B Headrick, R. Heath, S. Hellekson, R. Helton, K. Hendricks, G. Henry, S. Henson, S. Hetland, W. Hicks, S. Higgins, R. Hight, B. Hironymous, M. Holmes, C. Holmes, L. Hoover, D. House. T. Hufford, J. Hughes, D. Hunt, D. Hutchens. L. Johnson, B. Johnson, D. Karr. W. Kawfner, D. Kellogg, J. Keys, L. Ki I lough, M. Kilpatrick, P. Kimbrough, J. Kindle, A. 57 Kindle, O. Kivley, K. Kuss, K. LaFond, J. LaLonde, K Lambert, J. Lane, R. Langley, M. LaVigne, B. Lee, C. Lee, K. Leigh, R. Libbee, P. Louton, T. Lowrance, D. Lukes. C. Lyford, S. Lynes, G. Madden, M. Maker, J. Manfredda, D. Mangrum, D. Mann, C. Maplesden, S. Mason, E. Mathauser, K Matheson, E. Matheson, J. Miles, D. Miller, M. Miller, P. Miller, S. Moats, L. Moreah. B. Morss, S. Moyer, D. Murray, T. Myrick, B. McCarty, D. McKim, D. McMains, B. McNeal, L. Natina, R. Nelson. J. Nichols, L. Nichols, L. Nichols, M. North rup, M 58 O'Brien, D. O'Connor, D. Oglesby, D. Olinger, L. Olson, L. Palmer, J. Pansotto, S. Pauleys C. Pearson, C. Pearson, J. Paulsen, T. Peefle, I. Penland. L. Perkins, J. Perron, L. Peters, R. Preston, C. Petty, F. Price, G. Prichard, D Proctor, R. Quibell, T. Quirk, G. Raine, K. Rainey. D. Rainey, J. Ramstad, F. Randall, L. Reed, G. Reed. J. Reymer, B. Reynolds. G. Richardson, R. Richardson, T. Riggs. L. Riley, L Rising, T. Robertson, G. Robinson, D. Rodnque. E. Rossi, D. Royce, R. Rupe, D. Russell, A. Sandrock, B. Schumman, C. Schneider. P. Schwerdt, A. 59 Scoma, D. Sellin, L. Shannon, L. Sharrett, J. Sherman, S. Shine, J. Shirley, L. Sickler, R. Silkwood, S. Sisson, P. Sluder, R. Smith, D. Smith, B. Snider, W. Spady, D. Springer, S. Stahl, P. Standiford, P. Stanford, E. Starmer, D. 60 Sophomores in Mr. Guerra s Spanish class use the language laboratory. Tilley. R. Tonic. W. Townsend, G. Treat, E. Trefz, L Tuggle, A. Tupper, G. Turtle, S. Tweten, D. Umberger, R. Whipp, D. Whitson. T. Williams. E Wilson, I. Winkler. J. Winters, B. Woodford, J Woolard, J. Word, S. Wysong. R. 61 These are the bashful, bashful sophomores? Sometimes it takes a small summit conference to pick the song you want. Sophomores study constantly, even during lunch. FALL OFFICERS: L. to R.: S. Vierra, T. Dawson, S. Sturgess, N. Montgomery. Ck Ohfate tA First row. L. to R.: C. Fleming. D. Heidrich. Bock row: R. Gray, L. McDannald. L. to R.: T. Blumenstein, B. Shufelberger, C. Powers, S. Sturgess, B. Kohn. SPRING OFFICERS: L. to R.: D. Thorson, V. Wagers, T. Greer, E Axtell. 64 Acurso, L. Amacker, D. Atwood, L Austin, W. Axtell, E. Barlow, S. Bade, W. Barnes. D. Barton, M. Bledsoy, J. Bell, W Benoit, C. Benoit, S. Billings. S. Bishop, L. Block, D. Blankfield, M. Blasik, R. Blumenstein, T. Bosworth. T. Bouma, G. Brady, G. Brandt, W. Braun, C. Brock, J. Broshears, N. Burgan, P. Burkus, A. Bush, S. Butler, U. Codigan. M. Cahill. T. Cahoon. G. Callis, L. Campbell, C. Carleton, D. Carsop, R. Carter, I. Caskie, J. Chamberlin, P. Chambers, J. Chambers, J. Chandler, K. Chaney. J. Chapman, E. Chapman, H. Charles. J. Charriere, L. 65 Chestnut, G. Cibort, E. Clayborne, P. Coats, D. Cook, A. Cooper. L. Crawford, M. Craft, G. Cromwell, D. Cross, P. Crowe, A. Crow, C. Coryell, S. Covarrubias, N. Cowan, C. Cox, A. Cox, M. Craig, R. Cumming, C. Curtiss. B. Darby, M. Darrah, K. Davis, D. Davis. S. Dawson, T. Deering, S. Delgado. J. DeMyer, V. Denny, I. Dersch, D. Dersch, E. Dial, I. Dollarhide, M Done, D. Dooley, D. Dooley. N. Dorman, S. Duclos, R. Duggan, M Dutton, C. East, J. Eddy, J. Eddy, B Evans, C. Evans, D. Evans, S. Farrell, G. Faulks. D. Feri, K. Ferris, K. Fielder, K. Fifer, K. Figge, 8. Finnic, P. Fisher, M. Fleming, C. Floyd, 1. Foote, R. Forehand, P Forrester, A. Free, J. Gannon, D. Gardner, M. Gess, R. Gibson, S. Gill. C. Girty, D Goerges, G. Goldsworthy, R. Graham, S. Gray, R. Greer, T. Griffith, K. Grinslade, D. Hale, J. Haley, M. Hall, K. Hall, L. Hamilton, T. Hardy, R. Harrington, D. Harrington, J. Harris, N. Harshman, B. Hart, B. Hart, J. Harter, P. Haworth, J. Hayden, D. Hayes, G. Heidrich, D. Heier, R. Hellar, R. Hempe, R. Henry, J. Hess, C. 67 Hodgdon, B. Holbrook, J. Holderbein, P. Hooper, J. Hunt, D. Hunt, M. Hyndmon, D. James, I. Jantzen, 0. Jarrett, R. Jeffers, D. Jellison, D. Mr. Arnev picks up test papers from his class. I d k±l Jensen, R. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, K. Jones, B. Jones, J. Jones, M. Jones, M. Jones, T. Kassahn, L Keck, P. Kellogg, J. Kelsay, S. Kendall, T. 68 Kennemore, L. Kersh, A. Kindle, W. Kingsbury, B. Kissinger, L. Kohn, B. Kopp, C. Krough, B. Kurtz, K. Lacy, J. Lambert, P. LaMoor, D. Sherry Becker attempts to pin a rooter s ribbon on ticklish Ray Mills. Lane, D. Lavender, T. Lawrason, P. Lawson, P. Lee, B. Lee, D. Linebarger, G. Lyman, B. Manfredda, C. Maines, G. Mann, D. Martin, L. Matthews, D. Mead, R. 69 Meeks, J. Mille. L. Mills, R. Montgomery, N Moore, C. Morelli, V. Morrill, J. Morrison. B Moyer, C. Mundis, K. Murphy, S. Murroy, M. Christine Perry, second ploce salesgirl in the maga zine sale. Murrison, D. McCarty, R. McDaniel. L. McDannald, L. McGregor, R. McIntosh, R. McKee, C. McMartin, D. McNeal. M. Nelson. C. Nelson, P. Newman, S. Noble, J. Oglesby, P. Oliver, S. Orcutt, D. Osterman, D Owens, M. Padel, S. Palanca, A. Palmer, R. Pankonin, A. 70 Parham, A. Parisotto, J. Pearson, B. Pearson, C. Perron, L Perry, C. a $ ¥ 1 2 Persling, J. Phipps, D. Pierce, K. Poulsen, I. Powers, C. Pratt, M. o f f ¥ Price, L Proctor, D. Paddock. M. Rainey, AA. Rambo, E. Rapalli, B. Rasmussen, J. Ratliff, t. Ravencroft. J. Reeve� , T. Reiner, G. Reynolds, R. Reynolds, R. Rhoden, R. Rightmier, V. Risling, L. Rives, K. Roa, B. Robertson, M. Robinson, K. Robinson, L. Rockenbach, A. 71 Roesner. D. Romig, E. Ronzone, 1. Ross, W. Sartor, E. Schultz, D. Schultz, H. Shearer, A. Shideler, N. Shufleberger, R. Shuffleton, L. Smerkowitz, R. Sidebottom, K. Slaght, J. Smith, D. Smith, H. Sohr� , R. Steel, J. Steele, R. Stein, S. Stelter, A. Stephens. M. Stevens, K. Stevens, R. Stone, P. Strewn, A. Strawn, G. Striegel, P. Sfrumgaugh, S. Sturgess, S. Sullivan, J. Satterfield, A. Sutton, J. Totman, P. Tessier, R. 72 Teuscher. R. Thomas, D. Thompson, A. Thompson, M. Thomsen, J. Thorson, D. Thorson, L. Trethway, S. Trotter, M. Vasquez. J. Vierra, S. Wade, S. Wagers, V Walsh, D. Walters, L Webb, L Wertz. B West. L. Westfall, D. Whetstone, R. Whipp, E. Wilbourn, J. Wilkinson, G. Williams, M. Wilson, D. Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Winkler. R. Winters, L Wood. L. Wooden, A. Woodford. L Wurst. S. Wysong. G. Young, D. 73 75 Otacuw cttUmS Pmi todb’s This administration was noted for the con- troversy raised by the amendments proposed by some of Mr. Brown's history classes. De- bate was heard pro and con in the Repre- sentative Assembly, and several amend- ments were adopted into the Constitution. The Constitution was found to be bulky, containing ambiguous phrases, and a com- mittee was formed to revise it into a work- able and useful instrument. Several members of the Student Council went to the Chico Student Leaders Confer- ence, where they attended meetings dealing with various aspects of student government and student affairs. This administration was strong and its af- fect was felt on the entire school and its ac- tivities. 76 Lindo Cane, secretary EcJUl Qbu Bcxij Sandy Funk, treasurer 77 Marilyn Rodgers, head yell-leader. Pi U $og President Bill Eschenboch During my administration, several major accom- plishments have been made by both the Student Council and the Representative Assembly. Possibly the biggest of these were the setting up of the calendar and the completion of next year's budget. These were both long-term projects calling for hard work on the part of many of the Student Council members. This is the first year in which these projects have been completed, and it marks a great step in the direction of a more efficient stu- dent government. Other projects completed during my term of of- fice included the appropriation of $100 to the Ken- nedy Memorial fund and the appropriation of funds for gold basketballs for our championship basketball team. The Representative Assembly and the Student Council have both done very well this year and have my thanks for the jobs they performed. Bill Eschenbach Vice-president Craig Miller Mike Tozzi, treasurer £fyti tC| QtuA id Donna Agostini, secretary Sherry Becker, head yell leader., 79 T-oll Ctudeui Council Top, L. to R.: R. Mills, J. Shultz, M. Burk, S. Shilling, D. Endicott. M. Moynohon, Mr. Ash. advisor. 2nd Row: J. Knight, S. Funk. K. Green. M. Rogers. J. Webb. 3rd row: D. MacGregor, L Cone, M. Jackson, O. Ochinero, J. Ochinero. 80 First row, L. to R.: C. McEntee, D. Caton, S. Funk, M. Jackson, E. Mallery, L. Rocha. B. Zagaris, J. Ryan, J. Kimbrough, J. Beebe. Second row: D. Cox, B. Sickler, L. Cane, B Marx, M. Lalonde. M. Caddigan. S. Graham. M. Blankfield. D Jeffers Third row-. T. Cranford, M. Moynahan, B. Miller, R. Mills, I. Rogers, J. Shultz, D. Detlmg, K. Helton. C. Balfour, J. Blankenship. Cjcning Qtud Hjb Bock row, I. to R.: B. Eschenboch, C. Miller, R. Mills, B. Coskie, D. MacGregor. Front row: J. Ochinero, M. Bowen, J. Webb, D. Agostini, C. Bolton. First row, L to R.: D. Clark, C. Stevens, S. Stevens, J. Rapalli, D. Ochinero, M. VanDoren, P. Libee. M. Cadigan. Second row: T. Matt- hews, E. Mallery, J. Ryan, L. Rocha, C. Crowe, M. Hironymous, K. Green, D. Johnson, M. Lalonde, D. Caton, P. Weiland, K. Helton, L. Nichols, M. Blankfield. Third row: R. Maye, T. Cranford, B. Marx, C. Miller, R. Mills, J. Schwerdt, B. Hetlond, G. Karr, L Olson, M. Moynahan, J. Blankenship, P. Sisson. 81 oqa L l. to R.: C. Bolton. S. Clobough, D. MacGregor, S. Murray, B. Peeler, I. Lavender. 82 M. Taylor, C. Miller, J. Schultz. Judges L to R.: M. Burk, C. Bolton, D. MacGregor. CfytUtg B L to R.: L. Lavender, J. Ochinero, P. Greene, A. Monahan, D. Ochinero. 83 Citieo- Qhjudfijfli ipxmdfiM' First row, L. to R.: S. Sturgess, M. Bowen, J. Webb, S. Becker, I. Vaughan, W. Powers, L Cane. J. Ochinero, M. Rodgers, R. Kirloskar, M. Jackson. Back row-. M. Moynohan, S. Shilling, M. Burk, D. MacGregor, J. Knight, R. Mills. Ac 5tcfe � ilC' Cwujulttee' front row, L to R.: C. Perry, A. English, S. Ellison, M. Bowen. Bock row: M. Cunningham, L Clark. 84 Qoudify Ctub Bock row, L. to R.: D. Roesner, S. Morse, D. Tweeten, W. Gilliam, Mr. Hytonen, advisor. Front row: R. Hellar, J. Guild, M. Woods, S. Von Riper. CAfiSS Cfjub 85 L. to R.: J. Briggs, D. MacGregor, R. Cooper, B. Eschenbach, J. Delgado. L. to R.: Mr. liotto, advisor, Sandy Ellison, Donna Stucki, Doug Woolf, Craig Miller. FoM C.G.F. 86 Top, L. to R.: D. Detling, B. Eschenbach, C. Miller, D. Roesner. D. Endicott, D. MacGregor. Bottom: M. Bowen, S. Ellison, B. Peeler, L Vaughan, C. Dutton, J. Borges. C. Thompson, J. LaFond, S. Heath, B. Sickler. Spring officers, L. to R.: B. Eschenbach, M. Bowen, C. Bolton, D. MacGregor. Qfydng C.C.P. Front row, L. to R.: M. Owens. R. Hellekson, S. Tretheway. M. Williams, C. Bolton, L. Vaughan, L. Clark, M. Hironymous, J. Stone, B. Sickler, S. Heath, M. Bowen, C. Thompson. Back row: D. Detling, D. MacGregor, D. Endicott, R. Mills, C. Miller, M. Burk, R. Ott, B. Eschenbach, D. Tweten. Donna Stucki, chairman of the Foreign Student Committee, with Rekha Kirloskar, our foreign student from India. Qtudwb CoM tbb First row, L to R.: L. Clark, S. Clabaugh, W. Powers, C. Bolton, L. McDannald, D. Ochinero, F. McDonald, S. Karr, J. Ochinero. M. Bowen, M. Rodgers. D. Chatham. Second row: E. Wagoner, K. Helton, C. Freeman, D Agostini, L. Rocha, E. Bowen. R. Word, J. Blank- enship, P. Gray, S. Murray, S. Ellison. Third row: J. Persling, L. Holmes, B. Ledford, B Marx, R. Kirloskar, B. Eschenboch, L. Freiman, D. MacGregor, E. Mallery, B Peeler. 88 J Lekk fCUifo kojo, By hoM ft QbuAfijrib Rekha Kirloskar, our foreign stu- dent this year, lives in the state of Maharshtra near Poona and Bom- bay on the coast of India. She is living with the Richard Abbes, who have two daughters, Sally and Mar- tha Murray, attending EHS. Rekha is eighteen years old and has two younger brothers at home. She has attended college for one year at Ferguson College in Poona, and hopes to become a lawyer or a diplomat. 89 GrAA- Secretory Linda Eneix Representative Carol Balfour Advisor Mrs. Newman First row, L. to R.: S. Funk, L. Rocha, B. Free. M. Chatham, D. Agostini, M. Rodgers, L. Lavender, D. Williams. Second row: S. Wood, R. Smith, S. Sidebottom, S. Hanes, G. Mancebo, S. Burkus, L. Enei, D. Lund, M. Mann. Third row: V. Withers. R Word, D. Courtois, M. Adams, S. Becker, C. Freeman, L. Mangum, V. Johnson, D. Lewis. Fourth row: K. Wion, B. Peeler, P. Gray, J. Blankenship, D. Chatham, S. Ellison, M. Bowen. 90 Ju X ytS First row, L. to R.: L. McDannald. E. Mallery, K. Crowe, C. Bowman, W. Powers, J. Ryan, J. Thompson, C. Elledge, T. Irwin, C. Harland. Second row: T. Newgard, T. Gaston, J. Stone, P. Benoit, M. Thom, S. Near, B Champney, D. Guth, B. Tompkins, P. O'Brien. Third row: T. Matthews, K. Glassburn, S. Lane, S. lanning, S. Kmon, J. Berfagnolli, D. Gifford, A. Martineau, M. Gould, D. Ochinero. QopliOMMS First row, L. to R.: D. Oglesby, G. Weaver, P. Libbee, L. Nichols, C. Balfour, L. Randall. A. Schwerdt. Second row: L. Shirley, C. Anderson. L. Crow. R. Tilley, E. Bowen, C. Mann, P. Schneider. Third row: K Kuss. S. Creighton, S. Lyford, P. Weiland, R. Headrick. E. Wagoner, J. Beebe, C. Pearson. Fourth row: R. Natina. B. Treat, G. Hendricks. B. Sickler, L. Sellin, G. Tow send, S. Tuttle. 91 First row, L. to R.: S. Wade, M. Blankfield, R. Gray, C. Fleming, D. Heidrich, C. Pearson, J. Thomsen, V. DeMyer. Second row: A. Stelter, L. Carter, S. Coryell, A. Sutterfield, A. Crowe, A. Rockenbach, L. McDaniel, M. Pratt. Third row: A. Burku . C. Moore, B. Lee, B. Wertz! B. Hodgdon, L. Dial, M. Paddock, L. Shuffleton, A. Searer. 92 Louisa Holmes vaults box. First row, L. to R.: D. Spody, A. Davis, B. Carpenter, B. Higgins, D. Ja ntzen, M. Sullivan. Second row: P. Chamberlin, G. Tupper, M. Robert- son, M. Hunt, J. Briggs, B. Holmes. Third row: F. Cockrell, M. Killough, J. Wier. 93 The Pep Band performed at all our home games. Bdtul First row, L. to R.: M. Sutter, D. Lewis, Y. VonDoren. N. Geidt, J. Roy. Second row: R. Word, D. Faulks, M. Killough. Third row: M. Davis, M. McMartin, R. Whetstone, D. Eichson, R. Holmes. Fourth row: A. Davies, M. Boddy, P. Coonradt. 94 First row, L. to R.: P Fields. D. Courtois, L. Mangum, M. Williams. Second row: P Harder, B Greer. M. Hunt, M. Robertson. J. Weir. Third row: B. Higg.ns, R. Jones, E. Cooper, B. Harshman, G. Tupper, P. Chamberlain. Fourth row: M. Sullivan, B. Carpenter, D. Spady, E. Romig, F. Cockrell. A CdJfpjpMou First row, L. to R.: M. Boddy, J. Shorten, L. Wood, J. Truin, S. Graham. L. Holmes. Second row: D. Gayman, T. Matthews. K. Helton, M. Bromagem, S. Hayworth. K. Green. Third row: Mr. Farruggia, L. Crowe, L Hammond, L Corey, L. Keys, J. Roberts, M. Wooding, V. Troner. First row, L. to R.: J. McNees. L Keys, V. Ray, D. Weaver, M. Van Doren, R. Kirloskar, S. Creighton. Second row: I. Riley, P. Fields. D. Baker. M. lalonde, E. Sandison, S. Rightmier. Third row: J. Myers, R. McBroom, E. Bowen. D. Jensen, J. Palmer. B. Davies, C. Hess. 95 F.WA OFFICERS, I. to R.: L. Lavender, B. Tompkins, C. Anderson, L. Shirley. C. Balfour, Mrs. Avey, advisor. Top, L. to R.: L. Crow, G. Weaver, K. Kuss, B. Tompkins, L. Sellin, C. Anderson. Bottom: L. Shirley, C. Pearson, I. Sutton, M. Jones. Bottom row, L. to R.: J. Haworth, S. Tuttle, S. Wade, I. Lavender, K. LaLonde, A. Schwerdt. Top row: S. Sidebottom, S. Burkus, G. Mancebo, D. Oglesby, C. Balfour. 97 Girls in homemaking class practice home nursing techniques. Rekha, Mrs. Avey, and Nancy Strawn look through a magazine and compare styles. 98 Mrs. Avey, FHA advisor. 99 pukwtA Pa uue iS oh h uJO(i Front row, L. to R.. G. Baguio, D. Henderson, S. Mefford, D. Herman, E. Volbrecht, S. Strawn, R. Eichel. J. Zelazny. R. Cooper, J. MdWinez. Back row- H. Crawford. S. Lowrance. B. McCarty, G. Fraser, J. Cerro. C. Clink, C. Hockett, J. Briggs, D. Schulz. fe.fl H. Crawford Treasurer R. Chatham Sentinel tu B. McCarty President Q dV1$ A. Shufelberger Vice-President r� C. Hockett Reporter S. Mefford Treasurer L Short Sentinel H. Crawford President JuiuMS B. McCarty Vice-president B. McDannald Reporter Front row, L. to R.: G. Pattillo, B. Rossi, R. Christianson, S. McBroome. P. Coats. C. Stevenson, D. Anderson, J. Miller. Back row: B Mc- Dannald. L Goddard, A. Shufelberger, D. Strawn, E. Davies. S. Parks, D. Gibson, L. Craig, W. Bellinger. 100 ScptiO MM Top row, L. to R.: G. Reynold� , D. McKim, T. Paulsen, D. Stimmil, D. Greenhow, S. Hick� , G. CKorriere, B. Bargsten, M. Gaines. Bottom row: D. Whipp, D. Lowrance, D. Rossi, J. Moats, S. Henson, I. Peele, E. Harrington, H. Dyer. Top row, I. to R.: R. Duclos, J. Sutton, L. Kennemore, P. Kindle, B. Shufelberger, D. Mann, L. Robison, B. Kingsbury. Bottom row: B. Dork, K. Dorrah, G. Cahoon, B. Brd dt, C. Crow, M. Dollarhide, E. Evans. 101 Cadets First row, I. to R.: R. Ott, J. Eggett, J. Randolph. Second row: D. DeVore, J. Daniels, A. Pittenger, P. Coonradt, G. Taylor. Third row: J. Briggs, L. Cox, R. Yates, J. Ravencroft, M. Delli. 102 Cadets present colors at football game. f-fowtefcs' Nesfc Mr. Colby Advisor First Semester Editor Sherry Becker Second Semester Editor Lindo Vaughan Bottom row, L. to R.: C. Stevens, J. Webb, J. Knight, D. Winn, R Bartlett, M. Ferreira. Second row: J. Borges, P. Green, M. Rodgers, M. Adams, B Marx, J. Thomsen, $. Murray, B Caskie, L. Reese, B. Peeler. Third row: I. Rogers, C. Estes, S. Karr, E. Mallery, G. Green, K. Crowe, J. Ochmero, D. Ochinero. Tuinbllm Top, L. to R.: Mr. Endres, B. Phipps, B Eschenbach. B. Markwick, D Ward, K. Mathauter, C. Mclntee, J. Shirley. Second row: E. Stanford, G. Fraser, D. Coon, B. Woodford. 104 Gordon Fraser does iron cross on still rings. ‘ Linda Shirley does handstand on uneven parallel bars. Top, L. to R.i J. Rhoades, S. Beattie, S Myers. P. Kenward. R. Chase. Bottom: P. McCarty, M. Gould. M. Mann, C. Elledge, J. Thompson, L. Shirley. 105 106 107 Bdock B Officers, L. to R.: M. Jackson, representative,- A. McKeen, vice-president; S. Shilling, president; C. Miller, treasurer,- R. Mills, sergeant-at-orms; B. Zagaris. secretary. Block E is one of the major organizations of EHS. These boys have all earned a letter in at least one sport, and they contribute much to our school. Two of their major activities are the sponsoring of the Father- Son Banquet and the selling of refreshments at home basketball games. First row. L. to R.: B. Ellison, M. McCarty, A. McKeen, M. Jackson. J. Knight, R. Mills. T. Fields, B. LaVigne, J. Kimbrough, D. Stevens. M. Taylor, D. Clark. J. Foss, D. Walsh, J. Rainey. Second row: D. Rupe, P. Miller. B. Olson, D. Kimbrough, I. Stroup, R. Miller, r! Walsh, S. Brown, M. Cunningham, J. lighthall, E. Bowen, B Treat, M. Tozzi, L. Fogerson, B Brunner, I. Rogers, W. Robinson, S. Hicks, J. Ryan, M. Ferreira, D. Moyer, H. Engstrom, L. Riggs, J. Endicott. M. Wooding, S. Shilling, T. Moores, J. Weir. Third row: L. Corey, L Crowe, E. Laveen, S. VanRiper, M. Moynahan, M. Burk, J. Schulz,G. Bailey. R. Lane, H. Peterson, J. Schwerdt, C. Miler, J. Myers ,J. Retzloff, G. Robertson J. Weiland, T. Coryell, T. Cranford, P. Fisher, G. Karr, B. Zagaris, M. Burke, D. Woolf. 1OT U iestfiutcj Jkottw First row, L. to R.: D. Wells, S. Shilling, G. Bailey, A. McKeen. B. McCarty. Second row: L Short, G. Fraser, B. LaVigne, J. Kimbrough, P. Whitney. Third row: Coach Russell, R. Charriere, D. Stevens. B. Shufelberger, J. Woolard. Our wrestling team, shown here, came in fourth out of fifty schools at the Chico hosted event. Inhohuucd Ba ketbcM Front row, L. to R.: T. Goddard, D. Cain, C. Lee, R. Barlow, J. Wei land. Back row: C. Preston, D. Tretheway. 109 V aS j Bottom row, L. to R.: Coach Kerr, S. Shilling, A. Shufelberger, J. Macintosh, G. Krough, L. Stroup. Second row: B. Treat, R. Lone, H. Peterson, J. Shirley, E. laveen. Third row: J. Libbee, R. Mills, J. Knight, M. Wooding, D. Templeton. Fourth row: A. Kisling (manager), M. Burk, C. Miller, H. Engstrom, K. Johnson, J. Roberts. Mitch Robinson, manager, at the Shasta game. changes footballs Enterprise 32 6 Enterprise 26 13 Enterprise 19 14 Enteprise 33 0 Enterprise 12 18 Enterprise 27 Chico 20 Enterprise 33 6 Enterprise 25 14 Enterprise 6 12 fwibcM Bottom row, L. to R.: M. Jackson, T. Fields, L. Fogerson, L. Crowe, S. Brown, J. Shultz, Coach Russell. Second row: B. Olson, S. Winn, D. Kimbrough, J. Schwerdt. R. Walsh, C. Lee. Third row: M. Poore, G. Bailey, A. McKeen. B. McCarty, J. Myers, W. Robinson. Fourth row: E. Bowen, R. Catham, S. Van Riper, M. Moynahan, R. Ott, A. O Neil. T cuw StondUigs Team Won Lost Red Bluff 5 1 Shasta 5 1 Chico 4 2 Enterprise 3 3 Anderson 2 4 Central Valley 1 5 Carl Lee, Enterprise halfback, eludes Central Valley tacklers. Ill John Myers Tom Fields Allen McKeen takes time out for repairs. Enterprise boys a Cento Bill McCarthy Craig Miller 112 John Weiland Allen McKeen Steve Shilling f muddy field during Shasta game. LpjbtfiJlMlit Ralph Mills Falcon tacklers swarm over Enterprise player. Jim Knight 113 V. Kneeling, L. to R.: N. Chase, S. Parisotto, D. Miles, B. Ellison, J. Coonradt, J. Davis, L. Corey, B. Thompson. Standing: I. Riggs, D. Lowrance, B. La Vigne, D. Walsh, D. Rupe, J. Rainey, R Lane, R. Brown, J. Kimbrough, Coach Stampfli. 114 Songleaders do a routine to music by the band at the Central Valley game. FootbcM Kneeling, L to R.: D. Clark, J. Foss, P. Miller, D. Goodner, T. Coryell. P. Cloybourne, M. Dovis, P. Fitzgerald, J. Endicott Standing- T Quibell, M. Taylor, C. Powers. D. Moyer, B. Hetland, G. Karr, R. Hellekson, S. Hicks, G. Robertson, Coach Manatowa Not shown ' D Stevens. J.V. Ccom Enterprise 18 6 Enterprise 2 7 Enterprise 8 0 Enterprise 19 14 Enterprise 13 7 Enterprise 0 28 Enterprise 26 13 Enterprise 0 27 Enterprise 0 20 Rain-spattered lens captures Enterprise yell-leaders at Shasta game. 115 (sT ftifi Jim Schwerdt evades defenders as elusive ball takes flight. f-fomefe VgAjOu gwxt 116 Falcon tackier reaches for Scott Brown. Carl Lee gains ground as Falcons pursue. wcttohod as otkeas XOK Chois Rub-a-dub dub—three men in the mud; Guerra, Gonzales, and Grossen. VaA ihj YM UadtoS L. to R.: M. Rogers, J. Ochinero, L Rocha, O. Ochinero, D. Vosburgh. Uad is 118 Top, L. to R.: D. Johnson, D. Agostini, J. McNees. Bottom: M. Chatham, B. Free. jV. YdH Uadm Standing, L. to R.: C. Thompson, S. Baldwin, B. Winters. Kneeling: C. Holmes, Head. M-oscds, Mary Ann Bowen L. to R.: M. Bowen, T. Moores. Timothy Moores 119 V tssfej BasketbcM Kneeling, L. to R.: Coach Manatowa, M. Wooding, J. Lighthall, M. Ferreira. B. Brunner, Manager, R. Hetland. Standing: W. Robinson, J. Ryan, T. Moores, J. Myers, R. Lane, H. Peterson, M. Cunningham, I. Rogers, J. Retzloff. Howard Peterson guards Shasta player in an attempt to get the ball. Jim Schwerdt and Howard Peterson try for rebound. All eyes are on the ball, and John Ryan and Bill Brunner try for rebound. Ron Lane attempts to block a shot by a Shasta player. At the first encounter between Shasta and Enterprise, the Hornet team shot their way to a 46-40 vic- tory. The second game was a dif- ferent matter, however. The Hornet team entered the game as heavy favorites, with only three games left against opponents that were considered to be easy victims. Enterprise lost the second game 54-61, and the Redding Record- Searchlight termed the game “the biggest upset in NAL history. The loss forced the Hornets to settle for a share of the championship crown with rival Chico. 1 22 Mike Wooding attempts to grab the ball as Peterson looks helplessly on. Mike Ferreira Bill Brunner MAL IPAquJb Qcms V” $ Enterprise—56 ......................... Central Valley—54 ‘ Enterprise—56.....................................Chico—67 Enterprise—90...............................Red Bluff—49 Enterprise—46 ..................................Shasta—40 Enterprise—88...........................Central Valley—73 Enterprise—51 ............................. Anderson—46 Enterprise—72.....................................Chico—60 Enterprise—84...............................Red Bluff—69 Enterprise—54....................................Shasta—61 Enterprise—72...........................Central Valley—55 ; Enterprise—72 ............................. Anderson—63 Jim Retzloff John Ryan QpmJLwi Enterprise—69 Enterprise—57 Enterprise—81 Enterprise—51 Enterprise—47 Enterprise—44 Enterprise—66 Enterprise—81 . ... Fall River—70 .....Areata—42 Mount Shasta—68 . . . Yuba City—4 f ..... Orland—51 ..... Weed—51 .. . Dunsmuir—35 .....Willows—53 NIAL Scopes Enterprise—44...............................Shasta—36 Enterprise—50 .............................. Weed—67 Enterprise—77 .............................. Colusa—64 Irwin Rogers Howard Peterson John Myers Ron Lane 123 S. Morss M. Madden Coach Lamoureaux J.V. Bask 1963-1964 Standing, L. to R.: D. Clark, G. Robertson, J. Foss, L Riggs, R. Hellekson, S. Kelsay, B. McMain , S. Brown, D. Moyer. Kneeling: P. Fischer, B. Myrick, B. Ellison, B. Royce, P. Fitzgerald, G. Karr. No feague Scopes EHS—46 .................Weed—31 EHS—58 ............... Dunsmuir—59 EHS—64 ................. Willows—50 EHS—53...............Fall River—37 EHS—36 ................. Areata—30 EHS—51 ..............AAt. Shasta—43 EHS—51 ................. Hayfork—56 EHS—64 ................. Hayfork—62 NiAL Uagu£ Qc tes EHS—48 .................... Anderson—37 EHS—56 ........................ Chico—54 EHS—67 ................... Red Bluff—44 EHS—67.........................Shasta—58 EHS—42 ............... Central Valley—41 EHS—43 .................... Anderson—54 EHS—33.........................Shasta—57 EHS—42 ............... Central Valley—48 EHS—49 ........................ Chico—64 EHS—47 ................... Red Bluff—54 EHS—18.........................Shasta—47 EHS—54.................Central Valley—38 125 Va is j YM I. to R.: P. Gray, L. McDannald, S. Becker, Head. Goag Ucudm 126 L. to R.: D. Free, S. Funk, M. Van Daren, J. East, J. Periling, Head. JA . YpM-UjxdfiM L. to R.: M. Murray, L. McDannald, S. Henry, B. Fairhurst, Head, L. Stephens. 127 Basketball buzzies Cathy (L.), and Carol (R.). VfcwStfcj BctteboM Bottom row, L. to R.: L. Christy. M. Jackson, R. Lane. J. Shultz, T. Fields, J. Roberts. R. Miller, B. Brunner. Middle row: R. Walsh, S. Winn, D. Woolf, B. Zagaris, J. Lighthall, F. Saldana, B. Treat. Top row: J. Schwerdt. D. Kimbrough, M. Cunningham, M. Woodinq J. Libbee, A. O'Neal, Coach Kerr. 128 Due to an early deadline, no action shots of the baseball team were taken. J. V. BasebcM Bottom row, L. to R.: L. Corey, L. Riggs, J. Endicott, D. Walsh. J. Foss, D. Clark, M. Taylor. S. Brown. G. Karr. S. Parisotto, D. Moyer. Mid- dle row: T. Murray, J. Rainey. R. Baker, M. Gardner. J. Kimbrough. L. Olson. C Dring. J. lynes, D. Walsh, J. Sutton, M. Davis. Top row: L Whitstone, T. Blumenstein, C. Powers, D. Lowrence. D. Dutton, M. Hart, D. Matthews, R. Lane, T. Coryell. J. V. cuti VM'dy BatebcM SoWufe April 10........................................EHS vs. Central Valley April 14........................................EHS vs. Shasta April 17........................................EHS vs. Red Bluff April 21........................................EHS vs. Anderson April 24........................................EHS vs. Chico April 27........................................EHS vs. Central Valley May 1........................................EHS vs. Chico May 8........................................EHS vs. Red Bluff May 12........................................EHS vs. Anderson May 15........................................EHS vs. Shasta 129 Van ihj qmA Bottom row, L. to R.: R. Ott, C. Miller, G. Robertson. J. Retzloff, W. Robinson, R. Mills, R. Cooper, K. Jorret, H. Engstrom, M. Tozzi. Miles, D. Cain, B. Jarret, S. Hicks. Third row: D. Strawn, S. Van Riper, M. Fisher, A. Forrester, P. Fitzgerald, D. Dooley, D. Cox, P. Mey Steele. S. Dooley, D. Reglin, B. Davies, R. Whitney, T. Cranford. Fifth row: G. Topper, L. Freimann, D. Karr, D. Goodner, M. Burke, 130 J. V. Ttftcfe Shilling, H. Peterson, J. Myers. Second row: D. Black, M. Moynohan, J. Zelazny, C. Lee, J. Weiland, B. McArty, A. McKeen, G. Bagula, D. A. Saldana, H. Dyer, T. Corryel, B. Brandt, R. SI mg foot. Fourth row: J. Bidwell, B. Royce, P. Miller, J. Coonradf, T. Boaies, B. RapeJIi, G. Bosworfh, B. Shufelberger, D. Stevens, H. Jones, H. Johnson, A. Kisling, P. Coonradf, Coach Russell. 131 Acfeutties ■ Queen Nettie Lord is attended by Debra Vosburg, left, and Sue Stanley, right. Fuiujub Fot ime tS’ Ag BcM 134 Donna Agostini and Howard Peter- son. Queen Barbara Fee and King Ron Lane. Debbie Ochinero and Allan McKeen FootbcM fCmg cukL CoM Udctiss 135 Queen Sandy Funk and King Howard Peterson. The Basketball Dance was held this year at the close of a very successful season. Carica- tures of the players were suspended from the walls, and paper basketballs with JV and Var- sity players numbers were dangling from the ceiling. The Del-Rays from Central Valley played for the dance, which was sponsored by the basket- ball yell-leaders and songleaders. 136 Pat Gray and Ron Lane. Sherry Becker and Bill Brunner Bask tbaB fCiag xtuL Qu toiv Cxu idcdM 137 Marcia Van Doren and Jim Schwerdt Mack Cunningham Tim Moores KING: Jim Schwerdt The theme of this year My Heart in San Francisco one could see glimpses c Wharf along with oth Francisco. During th Terri Matthews wer couple. 138 Jeff Lighthall Dick Kimbrough Pt0 M QUEEN: Terri Matthews Junior Prom was I Left Upon entering Michael Hall, Chinatown and Fisherman's well-known sights of San evening, Jim Schwerdt and crowned as the reigning Cindy Stevens Debbie Ochinero Leonne McDannold Judy Rapalli 139 Allan McKeen Pat Gray Q id l B(M Sandy Funk Bill Brunner Barbara Free Craig Miller Since the Senior Ball is the climax for the seniors of their years at Enterprise, the king and queen hod not been chosen at the time pictures had to be taken for the Vespa dead- line. Among themes under consideration at that time were Midnight Nocturne, A Taste of Honey, and Moonlight and Memories. 140 LANA ABERG GREGORY ADAIR MARY ADAMS Varsity Songleader 3; Pep Club 2; Hornets' Nest Staff 4. DONNA AGOSTINI GAA 1-4; Foreign Student Committee 3-4; J.V. Basketball Yell Leader 2; Football Song, leader 4; Class Vice-president 3; Class Presi- dent 4; Student Body Secretary 4; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4; Football queen candidate 4; Honor Roll 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. HARRY ANDERSON ROSE ASPEN ELAINE BACHLOR SUE BADEAUX GARRY BAGULA BETTY BARGSTEN SHERRY BECKER Transfer from Redondo Union High School; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Dress Board 1-2; Girls' League Lower Class Juror 1-2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; French Club 1; GAA 1-4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls' R Club 2; GAA Treasurer 2; Basketball Queen Candi- date 4; Honor Roll 4; Hornets' Nest Staff 3; Coed Ball Committee Chairman 1-2; Chico Student Leaders' Conference 4; Head Varsity Yell-leader 4; Senior Ball 4; Hornets' Nest Editor 4; Central Valley Student Leaders' Conference 4. TERRY BENOIT JANIS BLANKENSHIP GAA 1-4; Band 1-2; Representative Assem- bly 4; GAA Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Intramural Basketball 1; Hockey Intramural Team 4; Pep Club 2; Foreign Student Com- mittee 4; Intramural Hockey Team 4. RONALD BLAYLOCK MARGIE BODDY Band 2-4; A Cappella 1-4; Representative Assembly 3; Honor Roll 2-4; Bank of Amer- ica Award 4; Lab Assistant 3-4. KAYE BORING EDWARD BOWEN Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,3; Block E 4; A Cap- pella 4. MARY ANN BOWEN Class Secretary 1; YMCA Conference Dele- gate; Student Leaders' Conference 1; Repre- sentative Assembly 2-3; GAA 2-4; CSF 1-4; CSF Treasurer 3-4; FHA Songleader 1; FTA 1; Yearbook Editor 4; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Salutatorian 4; Chico Student Leaders’ Conference 4; Student Council 4; Football Buzzy 4; Class Treasurer 1,- Academic Com- mittee 3,4; Letter of Commendation from National Merit Foundation 4; Foreign Student Committee 2-4; Intramural Basketball 2. BOB BRADSHAW FRED BRAUN JAMES BRIGGS Football 1; Boys' Glee 1; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Cadets 2-4; Pep Club 3; FFA 3; Chess Club 3. JOHN BRIGGS MARGORIE BROMAGEM Honor Roll 2,- Pep Club 2; Business Club 2,- A Cappella 4. GARY BROWER BILL BRUNNER J.V. Baseball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4,- Block E 4; Band 1,- Pep Band 1,- Representative Assembly 3; Junior Prom King Candidate 3; Basketball King Candidate 4; Intramural Basketball 1. MIKE BURK Football 1 -4; Baseball 2-3; CSF 1 -4; Class President 2; Student Council 2-4; Judge 4; Class Representative 4, Chico Student Lead- ers' Conference 4; Representative Assembly 2-4; Bank of America Award 4; National Merit Scholarship Award Winner 3. SHARON BURKUS THERESE CAIN LINDA CANE Class Representative 1; GAA 1-2; Varsity Basketball Yell-leader 3; Fall Student Body Secretary 4; Pep Club 2; Representative As- sembly 2,3; Senior Basketball Team 4. WILANA CANFIELD DONALD CAPENER BOB CASKIE Vespa Staff 4; Spanish Play 4. DIANA CATON Transfer from Shasta; Representative Assem- bly 4. JOHN CERRO DIANE CHATHAM Vespa Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 4. MARIE CHATHAM Honor Roll 1,2,4; Class Yell-leader 1,3; GAA 1,4; J.V. Football Yell-leader 2; Class Secre- tary 2; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Pep Club 2; Football Songleader 4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Basketball Team 4. ROY CHATHAM FFA 4. DICK CHESTER BILLIE CHRISTIANSEN STEVE CHRISTENSEN J.V. Basketball 2; Representative Assembly 2,3; Intramural Basketball 3. LYLE CHRISTY Transfer; Football 1-2; Tennis 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Gymnastics 1-3; Track 1; Block M 2; Block E 4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; CSF I, 2; Class Representative 1. SALLY CLABAUGH Representative Assembly 3; Varsity Basket- ball Yell-leader 4; Election Board 2-4; Foreign Student Committee 4; GAA 1-2; Pep Club 2. CHARLES CLINK ROBERT CONE RICHARD COOPER Class Representative 1; Track 1-4; Football 2; Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Wrestling 3,- Ag 4; Band 1 -3. DARLENE COURTOIS GAA President 1964 Spring Officers GAA Member 1-4; GAA Constitutional Committee; Intramural Basketball Team 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 3-4; Intramural Softball 3; GAA Hockey Team 3-4; Band Member 1-4. LONNIE COX Intramural Basketball Team 1,- Intramural Basketball Team 2; Wrestling 185 Division 3; Honor Roll 1-3; Wrestling Scamper 4; Marry- ing Sam 4; Cadets 1-4; Cadet Rifle Team 4. TOM CRANFORD Varsity Track 4; Wrestling 4; Representative Assembly 4; Drama Club 4. SUSAN CUNNINGHAM Girls' Athletic Association 4; Advanced Band 4; Honor Roll 4. JULIE DAVIS J. V. Basketball Yell Leader 2,- Basketball Queen 2; Foreign Student Committee 2; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Decoration Com- mittee Junior Prom 3; Pep Club 2; A Cappella 2-3; Decoration Committee Senior Ball 4. MARYLYN DAVIS SHARON DONE F.H.A. 1 3,- G.A.A. 1. JACKIE EAST GAA 1; Pep Club 1,- Honor Roll 1; Football Songleader 2, Basketball Songleader 4; Rep- resentative Assembly 2. RICHARD EICHEL SANDY ELLISON Honor Roll 1-4; CSF 1-4; CSF Treasurer 4; Girls' Intramural Hockey Team 3; Foreign Student Committee 3-4; Academic Committee 4; NMSQT Certificate of Merit Award 4; Pep Club 2; Co-Editor of Vespa 4. DAVID ENDICOTT CSF 2,3. LINDA ENEIX GAA 1-4. ALENE ENGLISH School Play 4. BILL ESCHENBACH CSF 1-4; Student Body President 4; Repre- sentative Assembly 1-3; Student Council 4; Gymnastics 3,4; Vespa Staff 4; CSF President 4; Honor Roll 1 -4. ALEATHA EVANS DAVID FAIR JIM FERGUSON SANDRA FERL MIKE FERRIERA Varsity Basketball 3-4. TOM FIELDS Block E 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1,2,4. LARRY FOGERSON Football 1,2,4; Track 3; Block E 4. BEVERLY FOSS FHA 1; FHA Treasurer 2; GAA 2-4; CSF 2; Pep Club 2,- Honor Roll 1-3. GORDON FRASER Gymnastic Team 3-4. BARBARA FREE GAA 3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3,- Football Queen 4; Varsity Football Yell Leader 2; Foot- ball Songleader 4; Class Yell Leader 1,3; Welcoming Committee 1,2,4. CHERYL FREEMAN Transfered from Anderson Sophomore year; GAA 1-4; FHA 1; Girls' League 1; Pep Club 2; Business Club President 3; Foreign Student Committee 2,4; Decoration Committee Junior Prom 3; Decoration Committee Winter Formal 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Volley- ball 3. LINNEA GLENN GAA 1-4; FHA 4; Pep Club 2; Drama 3; Home Economics 1-4; Hornets Nest 4; Homemaker of the Year 4. LOUISE GOLDSWORTHY Transfer from Shasta; Honor Roll 4; Girls' League 1 -3; GAA 1 -2; Purple Skirts 3,- J.V. Pep Club 1 -2; House of Representatives 2. PAT GRAY Senior Ball Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 4. PAT GREENE GAA 1-3; Election Board 4; Teachers' Club 4; Senior Ball Decoration Committee 4; Jour- nalism Staff 4. BILL GREER Shasta Transfer; Band 2; Library Club 2; En- terprise High School Band 3,4. 143 LOREN HAMMOND CAROLYN KRCH SUE HANES Intramural Basketball 4. GAA 1,2,3,4, GAA Vice-President 3,4; FHA MAXINE KRENZ 1-3; Intramurals 1-4. BRUCE KUSI DARRELL HENDERSON HARVEY LACY DAVID HERMAN MICHELLE LaLONDE DICK HETLAND Class Representative 1-4; Drill Team 1. SHERRI HOBERG MIKE LAMBERT Senior Class Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1 -4. RON LANE CARL HOCKETT Varsity Basketball 3-4, Senior Class President. ROBERT HOLMES LINDA LAVENDER Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3. Honor Roll 1-2; GAA 2-4, FHA 1-4; Chairman PAMELA HOTTON of FTA Election Board 1 -3. Transfer NANCY LEACH HOWARD HOUSE BILL LEDFORD MIKE JACKSON DOROTHY LEWIS Student Body President 4; CSF 1-2; Honor JIM LIBBEE Roll 1-4; Class President 2; Class Vice Presi- FRANCENE LIEDLE dent 2; Class Vice President 1; National Merit NETTIE LORD Scholarship Award Winner 3; Boys' State alt. Transfer from Armijo High School Drill Team 3; Debate Team 4; SUHS District Representa- 1-2; Estudiatina 2; FHA 1; Ag Queen 4. tive Redding Chamber of Commerce 4; STANLEY LOWRANCE Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball DARLENE LUND 3,4; Chico Student Leaders' Conference 3,4; GAA 1 -4; Pep Club 2; FHA 4; Senior Basket- N.A.L. Conference 2-4; Chief Justice 3,- Student ball Team 4. Council 2-4; Representative Assembly 1-3; ADAIR MANAHAN Bank of America Award—Social Science 4; GAYLENE MANCEBO Goals for Americans Committee 3-4. LINDA MANGUM KEN JARRETT GAA 1-4. Track 3,4. Honor Roll 1,4; Band 1,2,4; Girls' Hockey DON JEROME Team 4; Gymnastic Scorekeeper 4; Pep Club DENIS JOHNSON 2; Vespa Staff 4. MARGIE JOHNSON MELODY MANN VERA JOHNSON MARION MARK GAA Vice President 4; GAA Letterman Student JOE MARTINEZ P.E. Teacher 4. BILL MARX SHARON KARR Representative 3; Hornet's Nest 4; AFS 2-4; GAA 1,2; Hornets Nest 4; Senior Ball Decora. Wrestling Intramural Champ 1; Honor Roll 4; tion 4; Foreign Student Committee 4. Secretary of Building and Grounds 3; Block BILL KECK E 3,- Wrestling 2; Student Council 3; Repre- COLIN KESTERSON sentative Assembly 1,4. CSF 1-4. DAVID MARX PAULETTE KINDLE STEVE MEFFORD REKHA KIRLOSKAR CRAIG MILLER Foreign Exchange Student from India; Foreign Student Body Vice President 4; Football 1-4; Student Committee 4. Track 1-4; Wrestling 1,2; Block E 1-4; CSF RALPH KIVETT 1-4; CSF President 4; Associate Justice 3,4; Athletic Committee 1; Academic Committee 3; JIM KNIGHT Radio Club 1 -4; NMSQT Certificate of Award Football 1 -4; Basketball 3; Block E 1 -4; Fresh- Winner 3. man Class President 1; Senior Class Vice RUSS MILLER President; Class Yell Leader 1-4; Class Rep. RALPH MILLS resentative. 1-3; Hornet's Nest 4; NAL Con- Class Yell Leader 1; Football 1-4; Basketball ference 1963; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1; Track 1-4; Block E 1-4; Honor Roll 3,4- 4; Junior Prom King Candidate 3. CSF 3,4; Junior Prom King 3; Chico Student MARGARET KNIGHTEN Leaders Conference 4; Representative Assem- Transfer—Central Valley FHA 1-3; GAA 1-2. 144 bly 4; Student Council 4; Secretary of Build- ings and Grounds 4; Secretary of Athletics 4. MIKE MOYNAHAN Student Body Vice President 4; Class Vice President 3; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 4; Football 4; Chico Student Leaders Conference 4; Block “E” 3,4; Track Letterman 3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 3,4; Optimist Club Speech 3rd Place 3; Intramural Wrestling 3; Baseball 1; NAL Student Leaders Conference; Sons of the Golden West Speech Contest 4; Repre- sentative Assembly 4; J.V. Letterman Wrest- ling 2. JOHN MYERS Transfer student; Block E 2-4; Football 2-4; Basketball 2,4; Baseball 2,4; Track 3; School Play 3-4; A Cappella 4; Class Yell-leader 2,4; All NAL Defensive Football Guard 4. RAY McBROOME BILL McCARTY Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2-4; Track 4; Block E 2-4; Representative Assem- bly 3; FFA 1 -4; President and Vice President of FFA 4; Class Yell-leader 4. FRANCESCA McDONALD Representative Assembly 3; Football Buzzy 4. ALLAN McKEEN Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 2,4; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Block E 1-4; Vice President of Block E 4; FFA 1,2; Secretary of FFA 4; Class Yell-leader 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Track 4. DEANNA NELSON FHA 4; Pep Club 2. SHARON NORTON GAA 2,3,- Pep Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1 -3; Physical Fitness Award 4. . PATTY NUNN BILL OLSON RALPH OWENS JUDY OCHINERO GAA 1,2,- J.V. Basketball Yell-leader 1,- Bas- ketball Songleader 2; Varsity Football Yell- leader 4; Chico Student Leaders' Conference 4; Election Board 4; Vespa Staff 4; Foreign Student Committee 2-4; Pep Club 2. GARY O'CONNOR JANICE OLIVER BARBARA PARKER GAA 1-3; Pep Club 2; Home Economics 1; FHA 1. BETTY PEELER Transfer from Dominguez High School; Rep. resentative Assembly 3; Honor Roll 1 -4; CSF 4; Foreign Student Committee 2-4; Election Board 3,4; Hornets' Nest Staff 4; GAA 1-4,- Student Store Salesman 1; Science Club 1. DARLENE PEERY FHA 1; Pep Club 2; Honor Roll 4. JERRY PENLAND JANE PERSLING GAA 1-3; Foreign Student Committee 3,4; Pep Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3; J.V. Basketball Yell-leader 2; Basketball Song- leader 4; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 4. HOWARD PETERSON Football 1; Basketball 1; Block E 1,- Football 2; Basketball 2-4; Block E 2,4,- Class Yell- leader 2,4; Junior Prom King Candidate 3; Football King Candidate 4,- Lions Club Speech Contest 4; Basketball King 4. BUDDY PHIPPS LINDA PIEPER FHA 4; Pep Club 2. MIKE PITCOCK Honor Roll 1,4; CSF 4. ALLAN PITTENGER Cadets 4. JOE POLEN BONNIE POWELL JIM RETZLOFF Block E 1-4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1-4; Band I, 2; Drum Major 1,2; Representative Assem- bly 1-3; Pep Club 2; Football 2,- Chess Club 3. BRUCE RIECKE MIKE ROBINSON MITCH ROBINSON LAURA ROCHA J. V. Basketball Yell-leader 1; Basketball Songleader 2; Varsity Football Yell-leader 4; Vice President of Pep Club 2; Class Yell- leader 3; GAA 1-4; Foreign Student Commit- tee 2-4; Representative Assembly 3,4; School Play 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Class Representative 4,- Student Council 4; Secretary of Business Club 3. IRWIN ROGERS Basketball 1-4; Representative Assembly 4,- Pep Club 2; Hornets' Nest 1 -4,- Honor Roll 1,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Block E 1,4. MIKE ROGERS JOHN RYAN Honor Roll 1,4; Football 2; Class Yell-leader 2; Basketball 1-4,- NAL Conference 3; Boys' State Delegate 3; Basketball King Candidate 2-4; Junior Prom King Candidate 3; Chico Student Leaders' Conference 3; Student Body Vice President 3; Student Council 3; Student Court Justice 3; Representative Assembly 3. MARILYN SAASTAD FHA 4,- Pep Club 2. 145 FRED SALDANA DELORES SANGENITTO DAVID SCHULTZ MIKE SCOTT STEVE SHILLING Class Representative 1; Student Council 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Class Vice President 2; Football 2-4; Class Yell-leader 2; Class President 3; Secretary of Buildings and Grounds 3; Sec- retary of Athletics 4; School Play 4. LELAND SHORT JACK SHULTZ Football 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Representative Assembly 4; Student Council 3,4; Chief Justice 3,4; Honor Roll 2-4; CSF 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-3; NAL Conference 3,4; Hornets' Nest 3,- Block E 1-4; Class Yell-leader 3,- Wrestling 3. SHERRY SIDEBOTTOM Pep Club 2; GAA 1-4; Intramural Hockey Team 3; GAA Hockey Team 4. KEN SLEVIN Football 2,- Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1-3; CSF 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Wrestling 1; Magazine Drive Class Chairman 1; Ameri- can Goals Committee 4. RICHARD SMITH RITA SMITH STEVE STRAUCH NANCY STRAWN GAA 3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 2. WAYNE STRAWN LARRY STROUP Football 1-4; Block E 1-4. DONNA STUCKI GAA 1,2; CSF 1,2,4,- Foreign Student Com- mittee 2-4; Vespa Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Rep- resentative Assembly 1-3; Student Council 4; CSF Treasurer 2; CSF 4; AFS Chairman 4; Rotary Club Award 1; VFW Second Prize Winner 3. MIKE SULLIVAN Band 1-4. VERNON THOMPSON VINCENT TOMICICH BILL TREAT Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Block E 1-4, MELVILLE TROTTER DON TROUTMAN DELORES TUGGLE GAA 1; Intramural Basketball 1-3; Intra- mural Hockey 3; FHA 1. MARCIA VAN DOREN Exchange Assembly 2; Talent Assembly 4; Congress 3,- Representative Assembly 4; Choir 2-4; Nonette 2,3; Music Meets 2,3; Peppers 3; Spanish Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3; Varsity Basketball Songleader 4; Basket- ball Queen Candidate 4. KARIN VERVILLE ERNIE VOLBRECHT DEBBRA VOSBURGH GAA 1-4; Coke Representative 1-3; Class Yell-leader 1,3; J.V. Football Yell-leader 2; Business Club 1-3,- Vice President of Business Club 3; Student Body Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Representative Assembly 2,3; Ag Queen Candidate 4; Varsity Football Yell- leader 4. DAVID WAGONER DOW WARD Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Lab. Assistant 4; Gym- nastics 4; School Play 4. JANICE WEBB GAA 1,2; Honor Roll 1-3; Secretary of Class 1; Central Valley Student Leaders' Conference 4; Pep Club 2,- Chico Student Leaders' Con- ference 4; Secretary of Assemblies 4; Secre- tary of Public Relations 4; Hornets' Nest 3,4; Student Council 4. JOHN WEILAND Track l-4; Football 1,2,4; Intramural Basket- ball 4; Intramural Wrestling 4. JIM WEIR CHARLOTTE WHIPP DEEDIE WILLIAMS Transfer Student; Junior Honor Society 1,2; GAA 1,2,4; FHA 1,- French Club 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Reporter for GAA 2. DAVID WINN Football 2; Freshman Football 1,- Block E 2; Hornets' Nest 4. KATHY WION GAA 4; Honor Roll 1,4. VICKY WITHERS STACY WOOD ROBERT WOODFORD DOUGLAS WOOLF Vespa Staff 4. RENZEN WORD GAA 1-4; Office Helper 4; Band 1-4; Foreign Student Committee 2-4,- Pep Club 2. DEXTER WRIGHT RONNIE YATES Cadets 1-4; Color Guard l-4; Cadet Rifle Team 3; Track 4. JERI YOUNG JERRY ZELAZNY 146 ftt On November 22, 1963, the people of the world suf- fered a great loss. It was on that day that John F. Kennedy, President of the United States of America, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. President Kennedy was a very popular chief executive, especially with the youth of America. The people of the Redding area felt this loss even more deeply because he had just recently visited our area to dedicate the Whiskey- town Dam. His dignity and youthful vitality were quite evi- dent as he went out of his way to greet and to shake hands with the crowds of people who had come to see him. Novem- ber 22, 1963, is a date few people will ever forget; and fewer still will forget John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the thirty- fifth President of the United States. 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