Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1965 volume:

1964- 1965 ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL REDDING, CALIFORNIA TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION______ 8 CLASSES.............. 24 SENIORS ...........26 JUNIORS ...........56 SOPHOMORES ........64 FRESHMEN ..........72 ORGANIZATIONS....... 80 SPORTS...............112 FOOTBALL..........114 BASKETBALL .......128 BASEBALL .........140 TRACK.............147 GYMNASTICS .......154 GIRL S ATHLETICS.160 ACTIVITIES..........164 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS........176 ABSENTEES...........181 4 CHARLES F. DENNY n VICEPRINCIPAL WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD HEAD-COUNSELOR DONALD MOORE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION P.T.A Mothers perform a Roaring 20s skit. P.T.A. PRESIDENT: Mrs. Edith Whipp Parents attend doss, then roam through the halls ot the annual Back To-School night (Top, L R:| Mike Wooding and Bill Davies, and (Bottom) Bill Markwick entertain the parents. Mr Marcial Guerra Spanish Coach Mr John Liotto Latin Spanish Mr. John Farruggia Band A Cappella Mixed Glee Mr. Charles Endres Drama Speech Basic Math A man is worth as many Art hath an enemy men as he knows called ignorance. — Ben languages. Johnson Mr. Liotto lectures to Latin Mr. Moravec explains leather class. cutting to Doug Regel in. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. — Carlyle All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. —Shakespeare A Cappella Mr. Endres gives pointers to Drama class. Mr Robert Torrey Art Crofts Mrs. Helen Ludecke Art Mr. Rex Moravec Art Crafts 15 History is the witness of the times, the torch of truth, the life of memory, the teacher of life, the messenger of antiq- uity.—Cicero Mr. Rod Ash Anthropology Mr. Pool Arney History Mr. Leroy Kerr American Problems Boys P.E. Coach Mr Frank loftts History Mr. Ralph Phillips Geography History Mr. Carl Schoelkopf History American Problems 16 Mr Lowell Aiken English Mr Howard Colby English Journalism But words are things, and a small drop of ink, falling like dew, upon a thought, produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think.—Byron Mr. Eugene Geidt English Spanish I Mr. William Gonzales English History Mrs. Emma Jean Gordon English Mr. Robert Grossen English Attendance Office Miss Carol Ives English I H Mrs. Arlene Levinson Mr. Kenneth McCormack English English Library Mr. Paul Willis English 17 The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. Mesterman Mrs. Barbara Avey Homemaking Mrs. Avey demonstrates the art of cake baking to homemaking clart. Business is the salt of life.—Fuller Mrs. Locilfe Bourgeois Homemaking English Miss Reva Taylor Typing Steno Transcript Mrs. Vivian Tuttle Record Keeping English History Reading lab 18 Miss Taylor keeps a watchful eye on typing students. Mr. Bud Adamson Agriculture Metal Shop Mr. Hal Cleland Woodshop Mr. Jim Fitzgerald Metal Shop Auto Shop There is no better sign of a brave mind than a useful hand.—Shakespeare Mr. Morford. Bill Rossi and his brother examine chicken at Ag. farm. Mr. Adamson explains an assignment. Mr. Hallam and Dick Steele discuss a mechanical drawing project. Mr. Virgil Morford Agriculture Mr. Dale Hallam Mechanical Drawing Mr. Don Stodler Cadet Teacher Mr. Richard Lamoureaux Boys P.E. Coach Mr. Joe Monotowo Boys P.E. Coach Geography Health is the vital principle of bliss; and exercise, of health.—Thomson Boys P.E.—Period 6 Mrs. Donna Kettenring Girls P. E. Mrs. Olive Knudsen Girls P.E. Mrs. Knudsen uses Marcy Hironymous as a guinea pig. 20 STUDENT TEACHERS l-R: Cheryl Bolton, Jill Beebe, Jan Tandy, Elizabeth Rockenbach, Brenda Bate� , Morcene Coeffelt, Barbara Candrian, Kathy Kivley, Sue Roy, Diane DeMeyer. Evelyn Mollery. Wylene Power . Debbie Ochinero, Mr. Higgins. (Bottom) Mack Cunningham. Dick Kimbrough, Phil Fox. Greg Karr, Phil Fitzgerald, Doug Detling. COUNSELORS’ SECRETARIES SCHOOL NURSE Mr . Mary Schoelkopf Seated, l-R: Merri Lou Nugent, Linda Parker, Linda Giedt, Connie E tes, Marsha Aufieri. (Standing) Judy Rocha. Lynda Aplmg, Linda Sattler, Virginia Saldana. LAB AND SHOP ASSISTANTS TEACHERS SECRETARIES k P; R'chordson, L. Garey, M. Johnson, R. Stevens, M. Thorn, J. Thompson, K. Ferguson, S. Murray, P. Benoit, S. Vanatta, S. Stanley. A. Kellogg, A. Roberson, T. Elliot, R. Christianson, E. Teeter. (Front) D. Lane. S. Hicks, J. Wick, C. McEntee. T. Richardson, K. Dole, C. Behymer. S. Bright, B. Clink, D. Wentworth, D. Reglin, P. Fox. LIBRARY STAFF L-R: (Front) Annette Nichols, Carol Bandy, Melennie Gould, Lovanda Stone, Cathy Ayotte. Maria Leiter. (Bock) Beverly Hight, Lencro Riley, Jo Ellen Roth, Vivian DeMyer, Boyd Miller, Donna Murphy, Cecilia Harland, Betty Wright. 22 AUDIO VISUAL OPERATORS. seated: R. Cox, D. Norton, J. Gebouer, L. Stormer. standing: M. Trotter, G. Klidies C. Gilbreath, J. Campbell. CUSTODIAL STAFF l-R: Mr. Michael, Mr. Coats, Mr. Freeman, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Coats. Jr., Mr. Roberts, Mr. Schulz. CAFETERIA STAFF CLASSES What is a Class? Classes are divisions of the whole student body; each dis- tinguishing itself by a person- ality of its own. 25 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS YELL LEADERS L. to R. Cyndy Stevens leonne McDannold Sherry Stevens PRESIDENT Rodney Ott VICE PRESIDENT Dennis Tretheway SECRETARY: Terri Matthews REPRESENTATIVE: Mike Wood.ng TREASURER: Jan Tandy Brenda Adair Cathryn Ayotte Roger Bartlett Greg Bascom i Mike Boehme 30 Chris Behymer Donald Bihl Diane Bauman Judy Bertagnolli Cheryl Bolton Raymond Benoit Terry Boales Richard Cain Jayne Borges Patricia Breedlove Cathleen Cameron Barbara Candrian John CampDell Loretta Chapman Ron Christianson Marcene Coffelt Dona Connely Patrick Carson Bonnie Champney Robert Clink Lonnie Coats Carole Cook Darrell Coon 32 Robert Davies Trudi Davis Danny Cox Raymond Craig Kathleen Crowe Paul Coonradt Diane DeMyer Carol Dutton Stan Dooley James Edwards Cheryl Elledge Teddy Elliott Loren Engle 34 Johnnie Gebauer Dianna Gayman Linda Galloway William Forney Don Gibson Joseph Gibson Linda Giedt Nancy Giedt Larry Goddard 35 Kathy Glassburn Charles Gilbreath Wayne Gilliam Cecilia Harland Steve Goerges Pamela Grindlay Mary Healey 36___________________ Mary Green Sheila Halverson Sharon Hicks Melennie Gould Donna Guth Alice Kellogg Patty Kenward Westina Irvin Marc Johnson John Hollis Sharon Johns Linda Journey Kenneth Johnson Arley Kisling Harold Kimbrough Lester Kimbley Larry Keys Patricia Kohn Don Koopman Gary Krough Cynthia Krtek Mike LaFond Cindy Laidley Dennis Lane 38 Jim Larkin Eric Laveen Lucy Law Pearlie Lawson Dave Ledford Gary McDannald Leanne McDannald Janice AAcNees Douglas MacGregor William MacKay Thomas Mahon Evelyn Mallery Lynn Monies Inez Maraglia Cherry Maready William Markwick Paul Meyer Steve Morton Charles Miller Denise Montoya Ronald Meyers Donna Murphy Sarah Murray Sharon Myers Marilyn Neel Carl Nickels Gregory Noble Dave Norton 41 Debbra OcHinero Steve Park Patricia O'Brien Melissa Owens Greg Pattillo Dorothy Parker Marilou Nugent Rodney Ott Alan O'Neil Linda Parker John Randolph Judy Rapalli Gary Peters Steve Peterson Karen Pierce Vicki Pilkington Carolyn Phillips Sandra Powell Wylene Powers James Quirk Jerry Ray James Rhodes Al Roberson Jon Roberts Warren Robinson Judy Rocha Liz Rockenbach Bertha Rodrique Dean Roesner Vonnie Ray Karen Rogers Jeanette Rogerson William Rossi Susan Roy Cathy St. John 45 Linda Sequeira Kenneth Simonis 46 Jerry Shirley Alan Shuffleberger Duane Sidebottom Corry Starmer George Steel Susan Stanley Rodney Stevens Sherry Stevens Craig Stevenson Janet Stone LaVanda Stone Dennis Strawn Beverly Streetman Jan Tandy 47 Earl Teeter Richard Templeton CL_ Samuel Van Riper Judy Thompson Nanci Thomas Mary Thorn Karen Tweten Mary Tuggle Helene Truitt Melodie Vasquez Dennis Thretheway Sandra Vanatta Richard Walsh Russell Whiting Linda Vaughan Wayne Wertz John Wick Dennis Wentworth William Whitman Melvin Wade Jess Whipp Jean Wickstrom ______________49 David Williams Michael Woods Bruce Zagaris Betty Wilson Richard Woolf Jerry Zuspan Michael Wooding Dixie Wyss Pamela Buck 50 Wesley William Clark Shann Elizabeth Eger CAMERA SHY Myrlin Joyce Oulman Lonnie Lee Patton Philip Warren Fox John E. Richter Keith Randall Jones Mike C. Roney Bob M. Kindle Ron Anthony Saieva Carl Edwin Lee Michael Trotter Shirley Anne Lee Leo Melvin West Richard Lee Maye Frank Greg Williams Timothy Alan Moores Stephen Lamar Winn Melisso Owens Doug MacGregor Carol Dutton Diane Bauman Susan Roy 51 Steve Goerges Bill Whitman Cherri Stevens Lester Kimbley Evelyn Mallery 52 Cathy Cameron Pam Barnes Cyndy Stevens Gary Peters Duane Sidebottom Janet Stone Bev Streetman Loren Engle Tim Moores Barbara Candrian Dick Templeton Larry Keys £ Jody Ropalli Steve Bright Carolyn Anderson Don Anderson Ron Barnes Jim Botes John no Boehm Roy Bogue Darrell Baker Rod Baker Susan Boldw.n Carol Bandy Bob Bargsten Darryl Barnes Jill Beebe Jim Berick Roy Bertelson Ron Birge Diane Block Clayton Blake Carolyn Boyle William Bngmon Melissa Britain R. Bromagem Scott Brown Mike Burke WHAT IS A JUNIOR? Cathy Coin Melvin Cameron Caroline Chord Rick Christiansen Alton Cooper Terry Coryell John Davis Sherry Decker David Carr Greg Charriere Norman Chase Becky Chose Bruce Chesterson John Chiolero Fay Christy Dennis Clark Linda Clark Ken Clmkenbeard Frank Cockrell Dave Cole Lmda Cox Susan Creighton Georgene Crowe Kathy Curtiss Jim Daniels Bill Davies Doug Detling David Devore Steve Divine Pot Downey Donna Drake Curt Drmg Juniors 57 Harold Dyer lorry Eostndgo Shory Gory Ferl Foulkenbery Jim FoM Margot Fros«r Shoron Elam Bill Ellison John Endicott Lmdo Enochson Margaret Evons Barbara Foirhurst Pam Fields Phil Fischer Kathy Fiske Phil Fitzgerald Dave Fleuref Mike Fomer Diane Free Kathryn French Steve Giedt Cossie Georgi Mane Glidden Dwight Goodner A JUNIOR IS THAT HAPPY, FUN-LOVING FELLOW WHO IS Tom Goulfer Connie Greaser Cathy Green Kathy Greon Cliff Green haw Sheila Griffin Linda Gnndlay Kns Hogan Karen Holey Roy Hardy Roy Hordy Elmer Harrington Mary Horns Sondi Haworth Stephanie Heath Ron Hellekson Kayla Helton G no Hendricks Steve Henry Susan Henry Steve Henson Bill Hetlond Scott Hides Bob Higgins Beverly Hight Charles Hines Morey H.ronymous Corol Holmes Karen Holmgren Dolly Hoover Judy Hufford Down Hughes 58 Juniors Lindo Hutchens Brad Johnson Dawn Johnson June Kellogg John Kimbrough June Kindle Orena Kindle Kathy Kivley Art Knowles Kathie Kuss Janice loFond Kathleen LaLonde JeH Lambert Rick Lone Miles Langley Bill LoVigne Corolynn lee Moria Leiter Pot Libbee Konnie Linse Tom louton Doug Low ranee Tim Lukes Sandy Lyford TRULY ENJOYING THE FEELING OF FINALLY BECOMING AN Jerry Lynes Don McCarty Don McKim Earl Mason Kern Mathouser Earl Matheson Charles Morrison Donna Mosley Dan Moyer Lmdo Nichols Patti Ochinero Donna Oglesby Mike Madden Jim Maker Don Mangrum Carolyn Mann Diane Mason Judy Matheson David Miles Page Miller Larry Moats Betty Moreau Tom Murray Regmo Nat mo Rick Nelson Annette Nichols Ed Nichols Larry Olmger Larry Olson Jon Palmer Steve Porisotto Terry Paulsen Juniors 59 Cindy Pearson Lorry Penlond John Perkins Ken Rome Darrell Ramey John Romey Barbara R«ymer Garrett Reynolds Ron Richardson Dennis Porter Frank Pretty Rick Proctor Terry Quibell George Quirk Ed Ramstod Fred Ramstad Lodome Randall Greg Reed John Reed Tom Richardson Lorry Riggs Lenoro Riley Terrie Rising Vicki Rising UPPERCLASSMAN. HE IS ALSO STUDYING HARD. TAKING PART Greg Robertson Don Robinson Elmo Rodnque Dan Schock Coro Schumann Alice Schwerdt Steve Roney Dovid Rossi Don Rupe Beth Sandrock Sue Santos David Scomo Lmdo Sellin Lourie Shannon Jomce Shorrett Linda Shorrett Potsy Sheehan Susan Sherman Lmdo Shirley Barbara Siemer Becky Sickler Susan Silkwood 60 Juniors Concentration! Juniors in Mr Hegji's Algebra II class work diligently. Donna Starmor Lindo Stephen� Linda Stephen� Allan Steven� Sue Sutton M'ke Toylor John Thomas Carol Thompson Joe Smith Lorry Smyth Mary Sondag Oenni� Spady Oavid Stimmel Vicki Stockton Lorry Stromberg Morcio Sutter Jim Thompson Rita Tilley Woodeon Tonic Gayle Townsend IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT, AND ANXIOUSLY AWAITING HIS Betty Treat Lonnie Trefx Anne Tuggle Greg Tapper Charles Villon Elame Wagoner Danny Wol� h Gena Walton Susan Tuttle David Tweeten Bob Umberger Yvonne Von Doren Steve Ward Drucillo Weaver Gail Weaver Potty We'land Dan Moyer. Phil Fitzgerald, John Endicott, Mike Taylor and Doug Detling can't wait to get to class. TURN TO BECOME NEXT YEAR S STUDENT LEADERS AT E. H. S Mr. Aiken s 7th period Junior English class SECRETARY: Barbaro Fairhurst REPRESENTATIVE: Regina Natina TREASURER: Patty We.land YELL LEADERS L. to R. Patty Wetland Yvonne Van Doren Phil Fischer Diane Free Sue Henry 63 Linda Acurso David Amocker Janet Am � Ed Axtell Bill Bade Beth Bale Susan Barlow Denms Barnes Marvin Barton Wanda Bell Carlo Benoit Sandra Benoit Sondro Billings Linda Bishop David Black Daryl Birk Gerry Blankenship Tom Blumenstem Terry Bosworth Gene Bcuma Gloria Brody Bill Brandt Charles Braun Barbara Brewer Karen Bridgeford Jimmie Brock Koren Brooks Nancy Broshear Patricia Burgan Alberta Burkus Sharon Bush Rosie Butler Mary Codigon Teresa Cahill Gary Cahoon WHAT IS A SOPHOMORE? Leonaru Callis Charlene Campbell Kevm Canfield Duane Corleton Bob Corson Leah Carter Judy Caskie Paul Chamberlin Eddie Chapman Leonard Chamere Ginny Chestnut Dennis Chiolero Elden Cibart Prentice Cloybourne Donna Coats Deborah Conner Bud Cook Linda Cooper Shannon Coryell James Cowan Albert Cox Mike Cox Gary Croft Bob Craig Mike Crawford Woyne Cromwell Paula Cross Alice Crowe Sophomores 65 Bill Curtiss Keith Dorroh Lorry Davit Tim Dowton Steve Dee rmg Joe Delgado Vivian DeMyer Dwaine Dennler Lmnea Denny Dlice Dertch Elice Dertch Linda Dial Mike Dollarhide Diane Done Don Dooley Nueme Dooley Steve Dorman France� Dortey Jamet Downey Rick Duclos Mary Duggan Bob Dutton Ron Dytart Beatrice Eaken Judy Eott John Eottndge Jim Eddy Eddie Evont Don Evan Glemte Farrell Karen Ferl Karen Fifer Bill Figge Pete Fmnie Mike Fither A SOPHOMORE IS AN UPPER LOWER CLASSMAN-THAT Carol Fleming Bob Foote Barbara Ford Peggy Forehand Arthur Forrester James Free Peter Fnesen Roger Funk Donna Gannon David Gardner Mike Gardner Susan G'bson Cynthia Gill Denny Girty Gory Goerges Robm Goldsworthy 66 Sophomores Terry Groce Sharon Graham Ruth Gray Ted Greer Yvonne Gresham Keith Griffith Curti� Grinned Denice Gnnslode Jack Hale Mike Holey Karan Hall Laura I Hall Dave Ham Tam Hamilton Mark Hamm Barbara Ho r I son Leon Ha r I son John Harrington Nancy Harris Barbaro Harshmon Barbara Hart John Hart Phyllis Harter Jackie Haworth Don Hoyden Geary Hayes Darlene Heidrich Rhonda Heier Russell Hellar Mike Hemp® Jim Henry Jenny Hemage Charles Hess Bonme Hodgdon Joy Holbrook THE ’’SUPERIOR POSITION OF BEING ONE ABOVE THE BOTTOM Pom Holderbem Jerry Hooper Jim Hughes Jerry Hughes Mike Hunt Dennis Hyndmon Steve Irvin Lorry James Bob Jorrett Debbie Jeffers Don Jellison Dick Jenson Joe Johnson Kristen Johnson Brian Jones Dean Jones Mary Jones Reid Jones Ted Jones Linda Kossahn Pom Keck Jean Kellogg Steve Kelsay Lewis Kennemore Alice Kersh Burt Kingsbury Leroy Kissmger Norman Klaus Sophomores 67 Bill Kohn Chari � Kopp Bruce Krogh Kathy Kurtz Pom Lombert Debb e lamour Judy Lane Dave Lone Tim Lavender Pat Lowroson Brenda Lee Don� Lee Bill Lyman Rocky McCarty Linda McDamel Lois Me Donna Id Christine McKee Vickie McKi� � ick David McMortin Mock McNaughton Mike McNeal Gary Monies Leo Martin JoAnne Martinoni Don Matthew� Gerald Meyer Ray Mill� Nancy Montgomery Cynthia Moore Vivion Morelli Connie Moyer Keith Mundi� Shirley Murphy Martha Murray Charlotte Nelion HE HAS OUTGROWN HIS TIMID FIRST YEAR” FEELING AND Jim Netherlond Sue Newman Beckie Nichols Bill Nichols Peggy Oglesby Mike Oliveira Donna Orcutt David O� t rmon Mari Jane Owens Michele Paddeck Steve Padel Steve Padgett Amta Polanco Bob Palmer Allan Pankonm Arthur Parham Julianne Pansotto Bonn ie Pearson Cheri Pearson Lmda Perron Christine Perry Judy Pert! mg Corla Phillips Donald Phipps Kothy Pierce Lewi� Pool sen Cop Powers Marcy Pratt 68 Sophomores Don Proctor Mike Rainey Lynne Rombo Bob Rapalli Judy Rasmussen Linda Ratliff Taron Reeves Gene Reiner Dona Renstrom Rebecca Reynolds Roberta Reynolds Virgil Rightmier Lois Risling Kathryn Rives Barbra Roo Dione Roberts Greg Roberts Marc Robertson Karen Robmson Larry Robison Anm Rockenboch Dione Roesner Dovid Romero Ed Romig Bill Ross Liz Sorter Sid Schuele Steve Schulz Bob Shufelberger Jock Sloght Ron Smerkowitz Diane Smith Heidi Smith Dick Sohn Jeff Steel NOW ABLE TO WIN THE MEGAPHONE IN THE RALLIES AND Richard Steele Sharon Stem Alice Stelter Koty Stevens Ricky Stevens Paul Stone Ann Strown Gail Strawn Scott Sturgess Jerry Sullivan Alene Sutterfield John Sutton Christine Toff Paul Totmon Allen Taylor Ron Tessier Rogeen Teuscher Dave Thomas Bonme Thompson Jeanie Thomsen Linda Thorson Susan Tretheway Mary Trimble Malcolm Trotter Gary Truitt Jeff Vanden Boom Lance Van Zont John Vasquez Sophomores 69 Suson Vierro Sharon Wad Virginia Wagers David Wolth Linda Walter Lee Webb Betty Wertz Linda West Rick Whetstone Jim Wilboume Greg Wilkinson Margie Williams Mark Williams David Wilson Ruth Wilson Roger Winkler Leslie Winters Lynda Wood Lorraine Woodford Shern Wurst Don Young Juniors and sophomores join yell leaders in singing the Alma Mater a� the first ossembly of the year. 70 Sophomores ENTHUSIASTICALLY SUPPORTS OUR JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Russ Heller, left, and Steve Padget discuss home- work before school. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE: Ruth Gray TREASURER: Darlene Heidrick SECRETARY: Carol Fleming PRESIDENT: Tom Bloomenstem VICE PRESIDENT: Mike Fisher YELL LEADERS Back: Nancy Montgomery. Robin Goldsworthy. Front: Rick Whetstone. Bob Rapalli. 71 Shirley Aigier Alon Ambrotmi Jill Anderton John Anthony Danny Arent Sheryl Arnett Debbie Arnold Bob Ayotte Diane Bacon Dianne Ba ey Rodney Baker Tina Bamett llene Barrett Charlotte Barton Cliff Batmger Karen Baugh Bill Beebe Bill Benoit Patti Berry Suton Bertelten Beverly Bertram WHAT IS A FRESHMAN? Kathy Blom Chnt Blurton Ron Boa let Tim Boehme Bob Boynton Don Brand Sandy Braun Tom Breedlove Joe Brewer Larry Brewer Rodney Brim Carolyn Brock Rene Brolleir Carol Bromagem Lee Bruggemon Bruce Buchanan Patty Buchanan Peggy Buchanan John Buick Kyle Bolt Frank Butler Ralph Cantrell Richard Cary Daryl Charriere Freshmen 73 Chuck Christy Louis Clanton Horry Clork Julio Clark Gory Coats Gory Cobum AI ico Connor Lynda Conway Donna Cottrell Becky Coots Cathy Covarrubios C la rone Cowan John Cox So son Crowe Doris Cushman Wally Czer Susan Davids Leonne Davis Patricia Davis Martin Dotting Stove D i senso A FRESHMAN IS THAT LITTLE FELLOW Bill Donohue Kathy Dooley Den.se Duncan Brian Dyer Elaine Earl Sandy Elam John Engeln Ed Engquist Lucinda Erickson Genni Evans Vickie Evans Glenn Everett Mike Fairhurst Chuck Farley Pat Ferreira John Fields Pose Fields Doyle Fikes Pom Finney Marian Fleming Lynda Forehand Vernon Franks Ken French Deni Galloway Cheryl Gatos Tom Gay Cynthia Goymon Jerry Gentry Becky George Poxann Gess Ted Glossburn Gail Greaser Liz Green Sue Green wait John Go mm Sue Gomm Pon Hague Mome Horns Poulo Hart Beck. Hay Don Hayden Precious Hayden 74 Freshmen Leigh Ann Haynes John Heoly 8rue Heidnch Herbert Heir Linda Helledson Patricio Hempe Gail Henderson Kathleen Henderson Glenna Herring Greg Hetland Eugene Hill Gene Hill Donna Hodges lorretta Hollis Roy Holmgren Mike Hard Hornet Hubbard Ronnie Hunt Linda Huston Marjorie Hutchens Bill Hyatt WHO ROAMS THE HALLS WITH A LITTLE UNCERTAINTY. Linda Irvm Barbara James Roxanno Johns June Johnson David Jones Delma Jones Kathy Jones Mark Jones Randall Jones Cathy Jordon Steve Kingsbury Dorothy Kissinger Chris Klein Lmda Knight Merry Koopmon Fronk Kyler David LoFond Robert Lambert Pot LaPointe Randy Loveen Mark Law Ethel Lee Mike Letter Solly Lendmon Gary Lewis Dick Lmdgren Dick Lmebarger Mike Lowden Jim Lyford Don MocGregor Gretta Maker Rick Mollery Liz Monatowa Ted Mann Mike Marlin Mike Mortinoni Lorry Mason Bonme Mather Barbara Matheson Carole McCordio Kathy McKee Virginia McKee Freshmen 75 Karyn McPhoil Bob Meeks JoAnn Mtfford Fred Melton Sbaron Mendel I Darrell Miller Mickey Miller Mike Mortillqro Larry Mosley Scott Munns Lorry Munson Cindy Muscutt Susan Myers Joe Nodecker Paulo Nance Barbara Nichols Wovo Norcross Steve Northrop Steve Norton Karen Nystrom Pot O Brien ALTHOUGH HE IS A BIT SELF-CONSCIOUS IN HIS FIRST YEAR, Earl Olson Pat O Neil Ivo Ostenberg Sherry Owens Debb.e Padel Glenda Pork Mike Park Linda Porker Marsha Parrish Barbara Pauley Bob Pauley Cathy Peterson Lonme Peterson Gary Pevehouse Pom Phillippi Trudy Pickens Elizabeth Piercy Pom Price Randall Rome Tom Randall Pat Randolph Eric Rasmussen Pat Reed Allan Reeder Tina Reese Rio Reimer Frank Rhine hart Bob Rhoades Johnny Rhoades Don Riley Renee Rising Baron Risling Kathy Rodger Peggy Rodger Seri Rodman Glen Rodman Liz Rodnque Cindy Rogerson Laura Roney Judy Rook Mike Rossiter Bruce Roy 76 Freshmen Cory So nd berg Laura Sand rock Judy Sangenifto Becky Schne.der Bob Schultens Bill Schulz Tom Schwerdt Jock Sea bourn I on eon Serpa Mark Shelby Sandy Sheppard Jeanne Shultz Brian Si Ik wood Dennif Simonis Gory Sluder Bruce Smerkowifz Joyce Srmdt Robert Smith Voler.e So I so Sandra Stanley Steve Stephens HE STANDS UP AND YELLS AT THE GAMES AND RALLIES. Mike Stewart Carl Stolbrand Marten Stone Lester Stowe Judy Strewn Kathy Stymus Gary Swam Janice Tew Chns Thetford Carl Thompson Dovd Thompson Tereso Tomickh Doug Treodwell Harry Tuggle Lyle Tullis Janice Tyler Steve Tyler Mike Umberger Dennis Vanatta Lynn Vanden Boom Cynthia Van Slyke Debbie Arnold and John Wallers use library. Sid Von Zont Dtnnn Vatquez Cothy Vaughon Solly Vierro Fred Vonderscheer Natalie Vosburgh Sandy W01� Robert Walker Keith Woller John Wallis Mike Walsh Jim Word Jo me Watson Robert Watson Debbie Webber Mike Weis Jocquelyn Weil Mike Whitney Susan Wilber Paul Wilke Bob Williams AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY PARTICIPATES IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS. HE IS A PROUD MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF Bono Williams Jerry Williams Nancy Winkler Margaret Wooden Rick Wood house Lmdo Woolf Shannon Wooten John Wyss Karen Zirkle A popular freshman dilemma: 7 to the left. Yea. yea freshmen! The freshmen try their luck in class yells competition at the 28 to the right ... or is it 28 to the left and first assembly. 7 to the right ... or 78 Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY: Linda Knight REPRESENTATIVE: Randy Laveen TREASURER: Lonnie Peterson YELL LEADERS L. to R. Marian Fleming Liz Green Darrell Miller Back: Jeanie Schultz Front: Becky Schneider PRESIDENT Scott Munns VICE PRESIDENT Don Grokenberger ORGANIZATIONS What are Organizations? Organizations are the clubs and groups which are responsible for the social projects and student government of school life. 81 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT When I think of having beei elected Student Body Presi dent of Enterprise H i g k School, the first emotion tha| moves me is gratefulness. It is a very thrilling position you have chosen me to serve, at once an honor and a challenge. I am flattered by the honor and exhila rated by the challenge. I don't believe that a person can rightfully ask for more out of life than opportunity and this is a fertile oppor tunity. It is an opportunity to fulfill some of the obliga- tions I owe to society. I hope that I have been successful Sometimes we tend to lose sight of the value of student government. Can you imag. ine how dull our school life would be without it? Think of it; no dances, rallies, car parades, election cam paigns, or any of the other student-run events would be available to members of the student body. Student gov ernment is based on the principle that if students want to enjoy these activi ties, they are obligated to plan, organize, and run them. In other words, serv ice, in student government in some forms is an obliga- tion to every student who attends a dance, cheers at a rally, enters a car parade, votes for a candidate, or in any way takes advantage of such activities. The greater responsibility a person ac cepts for these activities, the greater is the challenge and the opportunity to accom- plish what he values. I therefore urge everyone in this school to assess his ob ligations to the school, a n d to plan next year to hold an of- fice, or to serve in a committee, or to invent some opportu nity to better the school. I am convinced you will find enjoy ment and satis- faction. DOUG MacGREGOR Vic President—Dennis Clark Secretary—Cheryl Bolton Treasurer—Sally Murray FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 83 FALL CABINET L-R: Jim Shcwerd� , Lindo Voughon, Linda Clark, Jill Ryan, Ron Hellekion, Bruce Zagaris. FALL JUDGES 84 L-R: Phil Fitzgerald, Mack Cunningham—Chief. Jayne Borges. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY Row 1, l R: Mike Wooding, Richard Sohn, Carol Thompson, Evelyn Mallery, Pat Weilond. Tom Murray, Row 2: Kayla Helton, Trudi Davis, Brenda Bates, Jayne Borges, Elaine Wagoner. Mike Taylor, Row 3: Regina Natino, Bill Beebe, Bob Schultens, Larry Mosely, Mark law, Merry Koopman, Row 4: Sharon Graham. Carol Fleming, Connie Moyer, Robin Goldsworthy. Lynn Rambo, Karen Robinson, Row 5: Marion Flemming, Jeanne Shultz, Darrell Miller, Les Kimbley, Dean Rosener, Eric Laveen, Row 6: Diane Gayman. Cathy Green. Cyndy Stevens, Larry Olson, Row 7: Terri Mathews, Jill Ryan, Doug Macgregor, Linda Vaughan, Jim Schwerdt. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE ■ L-R: Rodney On, Ron Hellek� on—Choirmon, ond Doug Detling. WELCOMING COMMITTEE L R Debbie Ochinero—Chairmen, Scott Sferges. Les Kimbley, Larry Olson, Chuck Farley, Carol Flemming, and Merry Koopman. 86 SPRING ELECTED OFFICERS Vice Prendent—Steve Winn SPRING CABINET SPRING JUDGES 88 L R: Greg Bailey, Phil Fitzgerald (Chief Justice), Page Miller. SPRING WELCOMING COMMITTEE SPRING ELECTION BOARD l-R: Wendy Sobine, Ginny Chestnut, Undo Clark, |Choirmon|, Greg Karr, Mike letter. 39 FOREIGN STUDENT COMMITTEE Front Row. L. to R.: Laurie Sandrock, Darlene Heidnch. Ruth Gray. Carol Thompson. Chris Perry. Marijane Owens. Stephanie Heath. Row 2: Cathy Crowe. Leanne McDannald. Debbie Ochinero. Cyndy Stevens. Dawn Johnson. Randy Laveen. Greg Hetland. Row 3: Sally Murray. Judy Motheson. Bill Hetland, Kim Weppener, Janet Stone. Paul Coonradf. Row 1, L. to R Carol Dutton, Tern Matthews, Wendy Sabine, Susan Roy, Elaine Earl, Nancy Greenwalt. Lmda Giedt. Mary Duggan, Carol Holmes. Row 2: Elaine Wagoner. Susan Creighton, Kathy K.vely, Bonnie Winters. Nueme Dooley, Evelyn Bowen, Regina Natina. Lmda Clark. Nicki Boonos. Evelyn Mallery, Judy Rapalli. Row 3: Jonice LoFond. Gena Walton, Pom Fields. Noncy Giedt, Cossi Georgi, Ken Clinkenbeard, Margaret Evans. Bill Lavigne, Pot Weiland, Tom Murray, Wylene Powers. 90 CHAIRMAN: Evelyn Bowen SPANISH CLUB l-R: Top Row—Janet Stone, Barbara Foirhurst, Doug MacGregor, leanne McDannold, Sallijane Sluder (President), Mel is a Owens. Margaret Evans, Linda Vaughan. Mr. Guerra {Advisor), Wendy Sabine, Down Johnson, Doris Evans. Bonnie Thompson, Roberta MacGregor. Margie Williams, Susan Tretheway. Row 2—Kathy Ferguson. Linda Clark. Ginny Chestnut, Barbara Horshmon, Stephanie Heath, Maria Leiter, Potsy Sheehan, Karen Holmogren. Mary Sondog. Roxanno Headrick. Marie Glidden. Diane Mason. Row 3—David Tweten. Don Duggan, Don Moyer, Mike Taylor. After enjoying an authentic Spanish dinner, the guests are entertained by Spanish Club members. 91 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Back Row, L. to R.: Marcy Hironymous, Mike Reed. Maria Leiter, Doug Detling, Judy Matheson, Stephanie Heath, Margie Williams, Carol Thompson, Bill Rossi. Ron Helleckson. Row 2: Jayne Borges, Sue Tretheway, Linda Clark, Elaine Wagner, Jan Stone. Becky Sickler, Heidi Smith, Linda Vaughan, Marijone Owens. PRESIDENT Ron Helleckson VICE PRESIDENT Doug Detling SECRETARY Marcy Hironymous TREASURER Linda Clark PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN Marijane Owens 92 SPRING CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Members. l-R: (Bock) C. Benoit, M. Owens. B. Sickler. B Harshmon, P. Schneider. D. Tweten, J. Marheson. J. Stone. S. Munns, J. Lighthall, S. Heath’ C. Bolton. R. Gray. M. Williams. L Helleckson. I Green. (Row 2) C. Thompson, S. VanSlyke. I. Clark. D. Orcutt. C. Perry. J. Borges. M. Murray. M. Sondag, H. Smith, M. Fleming. S. Short. (Front) D. Bihl. T Schwerdt. D. McGregor, R. Helleckson, D. Tretheway. J. Reed, M. Taylor. OFFICERS. l-R: M.ke Taylor. Ruth Gray, Cheryl Bolton. Doug MocGregor. Row I, L. to R.: Sheila Griffin, Linda Shirley, Daryl Birk, Mary Thorn, Alice Schwerdf, Kathy lolonde, Carol Anderson, LoVanda Stone. Row 2: Denise Duncan. Linda Sellen, Susan Tuttle. Pat Benoit, Cindy Peirson, Linda Acurson, Donna Coats, Sherry Decker. OFFICERS FHA ACTIVITIES L-R—Diane Gaymon. Carol Holmes, and Evelyn Mallery take time out from chasing boys to rest and eat. Row 1, I. to R.: Bob Smith, Kathy Mowk, Sam Burkhardt, Wayne Cromwell. Dennis Spady, Phyllis Harter. Row 2: Bob Higgins, Randy Jones. Miles Davis. Mark Law. Dave McMartin, Paul Chamberlain, Mike Hunt, Rod Brim. Row 3: Iva Ostinberg, Bonnie Mather, Carol Bromagen. Lyle Bult, Rio Reiner, Susan Greenwalt, Deni Galloway, Elaine Earl, Pam Fields. Back Row: Ed Romig, Frank Cockrell, Doris Evans, Glenna Parks, Leanne Hannes, Chris Behymer, Barbara Harshman, Paul Coonradf. Front Row: Pam Phillippi, Chris Taff, Nancy Giedt, Jerry Ray, Mary Healey, Nancy Greenwalt. A CAPPELLA Front Row—Cheryl Elledge, Barbara Harshman, Peggy Forehand, Devon Lambert, Mary Duggan, Linda Irvin, Cherry Meready. Linda Wood , Diane Bauman, Mellissa Britain, Noncy Montgomery, Leah Carter, Pam Field . Tomi Burleson, Regina Natina. 2nd Row—Kayla Helton, Bonnie Hodgeson, Alene Sutterfield, Sharon Graham, Sandy Vonatta, Diane Gayman, Sandy Hayworth. Rhonda Heir, Linda Walter. Lenora Riley, Drew Weaver. Judy Thompson. Vonnie Roy, Judy Hufford, Beverly Height. Alice Stelter. 3rd Row—Mr. John Farruggia, Steve Devine. Mark Winkler, John Palmer. Bill Davie . Leroy Crowe, Gary Egger . Warren Robinson, Jon Roberts. Larry Key . Rick Christianson, Brad Johnson, Dwight Goodner, Tom Louton, Charles He . David Jensen. PEP BAND Front Row—Dennis Spady. Bob Higgins. Randy Jones. Mike Hunt. Mark Law. Rodney Brim. Kyle Bult. Back Row—Ed Rommg, Frank Cockrell, Wayne Cromwell. Paul Chamberlain. ATHLETIC Chairman Dennis Tretheway FINANCE COMMITTE! Members. l-R: Dennis Tretheway. Gary Krough. John Reed. Linda Geidt. Salli Sluder, and Melissa Owens. Not pictured. Dean Roesner. Judy Caskie, and Doug Detling. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS. L R: Greg Patillo, Terry Paulson, Steve Parks. Bill Markwick, Dennis Strewn, Earl Davies, and Mr. Morford. AG BALL—L-R: Shan Eger, Queen. Laurie Shannon, and Carol Cord. David Rossi cares for hogs on Ag farm. 99 FUTURE FARMEI SENIORS: l-R: (Bock) Gene Brewer, Earl Davies. Steve Parks, Greg Patillo, Bill Rossi. Dennis Strawn. (Front) Don Gibson. Lonnie Coats, Sid McBroom. Al Roberson 100 JUNIORS: L-R: (Bock) D. McKim, Harold Dyer. Earl Harrington, Dave Rossi, Scott Hicks. Chuck Greenhow, Larry Moats. Mark Gaines. )F AMERICA SOPHOMORES: L R: (Bock) Steve Podel, Mike Dollarhide, Keith Dorroh, Dennis Mann, Bill Curtis, Alan Ponkonin, Rick Duclos, Gory Cahoon, Jack Kennemore, Art Forrester. (Front) Cloy Meyers, Jack Hale Don Proctor. Bert Kingsbury, Bill Brandt, Bill Kindle. Larry Robertson. 101 FRESHMEN: l-R: (Back) John Anuthy. Mike Stewart, Wally Czer, Paul Schultz, Bob Lambert, Rodney Murand, Bob Buchanan. Gerry Rodman, Bob Rhodes. (Front) Mike Cord, Bill Tyler. Bnon Dyer, Larry Brewer, Jerry Gentry. Top L-R—Trudi Davis, assistant Feature Editor; Carol Thompson, copy writer; Evelyn Mallery, salesman. Bottom—Linda Vaughan, Faculty Editor; Wendy Sabine, assistant Class Editor. SENIOR CLASS EDITOR—Sue Roy 103 Enterprise High HORNETS NEST volumeii numberii Redding, California marchi2, i965 Standing—Sally Murray, first semester editor; Sitting—Jayne Borges, second semester editor. L-R Mr. Colby, advisor. Sharon Hicks. Feature editor; Jeff Lighthall. Sports editor; Martha Murray. News editor. Larry Stromberg. photographer. (Far left, top to bottom): T. Quibell, M. Taylor, S. Hicks, P. Miller, S. Brown, D. Clark, J. Shirley, B. LaVigne. (Top, left to right) B. Shuffleberger. D. Moyer. D. Miles. E. Teeter. D. Wentworth, D Reglin, S. Peterson, L. Riggs, D. lowrance. (Middle. IR) K. Matthauser, A. O Neil, G. Cohoon, S. Van Riper, W Robinson. (Bottom, L R) M. Cunningham. R. Ott. K. Johnson. J. Schwerdt, J. Foss, G. Bailey, M. Wooding. BLOCK E OFFICERS: Greg Bailey, Warren Robinson. Mike Wooding, Page Miller. Rodney Ott, Sam Van Riper, RADIO CLUB l-R: Back___Wayne Gilliam, Steve Morse, Ken Matheson, Dave Jensen, Earl Motheson, Gary McDaniel, Dean Roesner. Front Sam Van Riper, M.ke Woods, Mr. Hytonen (advisor). Larry Stromberg, Dave Tweten. SCHOOL STORE Joe Gibson Dennis Wentworth 107 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST—Doug MocGregor. Melissa Owens (runner-up), Rodney Oft. MODEL UNITED NATIONS DELEGATION—Steve Winn. Tom Murray, Lester Kimbley. Janet Stone, Carol Dutton, Becky Sickler (alternate.) Bruce Zagons. 100 BANK OF AMERIC WARDS BUSINESS— Virginia Saldana VOCATIONAL—Bill Lane AGRICULTURE—Bill Ro $i MUSIC—Nancy Greenwalt HOMEMAKING—Sherry Stevens SPORTS What are Sports? Sports provide both the teams and spectators with an activity full of excitement and school spirit. 114 Row Is D. Moyer, J. Shirley, R Walsh, D. Kimbrough, S. Peterson, J. Ramey, G. Tupper. B LaVigne. Row 2: S. Winn, C. Lee, B. Whitman, S. VanRiper. M. Taylor, P. Fox. J. Kimbrough. P. Miller, D. Good ner Row 3: D. Clark, J. Roberts, M. Wooding. S. Brown. K. Johnson. R. Christian, D. Miles, L. Corey, J. Schwerdt, G. Ba.ley, D. Woolf. T. Qu.bell. Row 4: B. Hetland j Burwell. D. Lowrance. R. Barlow. J. Foss, M. Cunningham. A. O Neil. W. Robinson, S. Hicks. R. Ott, L Riggs, G. Robertson. V A R S I T V Head coach Bob Russell and line coach Leroy Kerr discuss strategy with team members. 115 MANAGERS Left to Right Dennis Wentworth John Reed Mike Madden Pam Coonrodt Norman Chase ZAPI 116 You blocks, you stones, you worse than sense- less things. NAL ACTION Fullback Warren Robinson brushes by Central Valley rockier. The Hornets had no trouble defeating the last place Central Valley Falcons. Re- bounding from a defeat the previous week. Enterprise soon turned the game into a riot. When the final gun sounded, Enterprise had racked up 39 points to the Falcon's 7. Rick Walsh is stopped by a Chico tockler The Enterprise Hornets lost their first N.A.L. game in their clash with Chico. Enterprise was not able to get their offense rolling while Chico, taking advantage of Enterprise's mistakes, scored in the first half and went on to win by a slim 6-0 margin. 118 Carl Lee picks off pass amidst Anderson defenders. The Hornets started their regular season play by over- coming Anderson in a closer-than-expected game. Enterprise held the Cubs scoreless while tallying only 6 points against a tough Anderson defense. Defensive safety Mike Wooding, brings down a Chico receiver. Warren Robinson gong tockled by Red Bluff. Red Bluff boll corner brought down by Rick Wolsfi. Scott Brown picks up yardage around right end. Rick Walsh snags poss out of Red Bluff defender $ hands. The Enterprise-Red Bluff game was the hardest- fought and most exciting game of the season. The Hornets repeatedly penetrated deep into Red Bluff territory, only to lose the ball on downs or fumbles. Although beaten on the scoreboard. Enterprise proved itself the better team on the field. Carl lee making shoe string tackle Ion Shasta boll carrterl. The traditional Enterprise-Shasta game was a dis- appointment to Hornet fans. Enterprise coming into the game with an outstanding defensive record gave up 28 points to the fired up Wolves, while scoring 18 themselves. Steve Wmn SENIOR Carl Lee Alan O Neil Jerry Shirley M ' I WE MUST We must never forget the long and hot practice sessions without a cool drink of water—the lashing wind and rain stinging our bruised faces—tackling a hard hitting back'on o miserable cold day—unpiling from beneath a ton of sweating flesh in a foot of mud—the coach saying despairingly, O K. gang, just one more play and —thirty plays later we re still banging our heads trying to make it go. We must never forget the sleepless nights before the games—the butterflies that always took over in the locker room—the coach telling us we re just as tough as anybody else (except, why did the programs always say they were so much bigger and faster?) We must never forget our mouths, dry as cotton, waiting for that darned ball to be kicked off—sitting on the bench—waiting for our names to be called, hoping, sometimes resentful, that they weren't. We must never forget that feeling of near dis- like for the coach when Jon Roberts Rodney Ott Jim Schwerdt All Leogue 20 Rick Walsh Warren Robinson All League we weren't put in the ballgame and then in contrast, the warm feel- ing of exhilaration when the coach said, “you played one 'heckuva' game—the best ever! LETTERMEN Greg Bailey All League We must never forget the swelling go, go, go' of our followers—that little bit of humiliation when they forgot and booed the referees—the criticism by our parents and friends when we were defenseless after defeat. We must never forget the eagerness for the first game of the season and all the hard knocks we took waiting for the last. We must never forget the tears and anguish of losing nor the song in our hearts after a great win. We must never forget we must have graciousness in defeat and humility in victory. Phil Fox Dick Woolf Dick Kimbrough Ken Johnson 121 Song I eo d« rs left to Right—Sandro Powell (Head). Lois McDonnald. Ruth Gray. Sue Roy, Janice McNees. Yell Leaders: left to Right—Front: Jill Ryan, leanne McDannold, Sherry Stevens Head. Cheryl Bolton. Buzzies: Joe Gibson and Wendy Sobii —iLU QujD tn They re good, but I still think we re better. Catch that onel JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row. Left to Right: D. Romero, B Shuffleburger. T. Dowson. T. Jones. N. Von Slyke. Row 2: G. Craft, G. Cahoon, J. Harrington, M. Gardner. E. Olsen. N. Covorrubias. G. Truitt. Row 3: D. Walsh, E. Axtell. L. Poulsen, T. Bluemenst.en, D. Gardner, T. Mann B Rapalli J. Eddy. M. Hunt. J.V. Coaches Mr. Stampffi and Mr Manatowa 124 FOOTBALL Bottom Row. Left to Right: B. Kohn. D. Amoker, G. Bouma, A. Forester. J. Netherland. M. Williams, P. Clayborne Row 2: J Wilbourn, M. Fisher. K . Darrah, R. Winkler. R. Mills, J. Eastndge, B Bade. Row 3: B. Jarrett, G. Meyer, C. Powers, D. Black, M. McNoughton, J. Henry. C. Broun, R. Whetstone, D. Mathews. SCORED EHS 13 Willows 0 EHS 6 Orland 0 EHS ....21 Paradise ... . . . . 6 EHS ....21 Lassen 7 EHS 26 Anderson .... ....20 EHS 19 Central Valley 12 EHS 0 Red Bluff .... ....21 EHS 0 Chico ....42 EHS 19 Shasta 14 125 J.V. Manager Tom Hamilton FROSH FOOTBALL Bottom Row: J. Word, C. Christy, L. Mosley, J. Fields, B Benoit, G. Hetlond, P. Reed, monoger. Row 2: R. Booles, P. LoPointe, B Heid- rick, P. Wilke, M. Weis. B. Scholtens, T. Schwerdt, B. Beebe Row 3: Mr. Guerro, coach, M. Stone, B. Linebarger, R. Hogue. L. Mason, G. Coburn, M. Walsh, B. Dyer, R. Woodhouse, M. Fairhurst. The Freshman team has traditionally gone unrecognized. However, it plays an important part in the sports program, as it lays the groundwork for the success of our teams in future years. The team also provides the opportunity for aspiring Freshman athletes to partici- pate in school sports. SCORES EHS 12 Central Valley .. . . .20 EHS 6 Anderson 33 EHS .... 0 Shasta .26 EHS .... 25 Central Valley .. .. 0 EHS 6 Anderson . .34 EHS .... 6 Shasta . .56 127 Dennis Clark Bill Ellison ?r Mike Wooding m Greg Robertson Ron Hellickson Lorry Riggs SCHEDULES EHS Lassen 46 ....63 Yreka 61 ....38 Dunsmuir 55.... ....88 •Chico 51 ... . ....63 Weed 47 46 •Red Bluff 51 .... 59 Yreka 49 ....55 •Shasta 57 ....52 •Anderson 46 61 •Central Valley 33.... 67 Orland 66 .... 84 •Chico 54 ....65 Orland 73 71 •Red Bluff 35 63 Fall River 50.... 72 •Shasta 42.... 67 •Anderson 51 . . . 43 •Central Valley 27 . . . 8C ANDERSON TOURNAMENT Yreka 58. . . 63 Shasta 57... 5C Red Bluff 49. . . 58 CJ|) VARSITY YELL LEADERS L. to R.: Koty Stevens, Kathy Crowe, Linda Parker, Evelyn Mollery: Head. Marcy H irony mous. L. to R.: Robin Goldsworthy, Darrell Miller: Head, Connie Moyer L. to R.: Becky Schneider, Sue Newman. 134 JUNIOR VARSITY YELL LEADERS BUZZIES I. to R.: Sherry Springer, Alice Schwerdt. SONG LEADERS L. to R.: Carol Fleming, Cathy Green. Judy Rapalli, Terry Mathews: Head. Front: Wylene Powers, Dawn Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: l-R: Jeff Stelle. Dove Walsh, Mark Williams, Bill Bade, Jim Netherlands, Bill Kohn. (Back) Charles Kopp, Roger Winkler, David Black, Cap Powers, Steve Kelsay, Gene Reiner, Rick Wetstone. Bob Dutton, Jeff VandenBoom. SCORES Weed 46. . Yreka 54. . Dunsmuir 40. . Shasta 66. . Chico 51 . . Weed 61 . . Red Bluff 47. . Yreka 46. . Shasta 43. . Anderson 42. . Central Valley 62. . Orland 40. . Chico 58. . Orland 54. . Red Bluff 43. . Fall River 52. . Shasta 62. . Anderson 58. . Central Valley 66. . Coach Don Stampfli EHS .62 .35 .41 .53 .43 .42 .50 .36 .36 .62 .60 .46 .31 .58 .52 .69 .55 .66 .64 Roger Winkler drive in for two points while Bob Dutton, 15, look on. REBOUND: Steve Kelsoy (35), Cap Power (33) try to outjump Shasta player . Noel Van Slyke—J.V. Manager-concentrates on a game. 139 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL l-R: (Bock) Marcial Guerra. Coach; Jerry Williams. Fred Melton, Don MocGregor. Scott Munns, Mike Fairhurst, John Healey. Ron Hi (Front) Gary Lewis, Tom Breedlove, Tom Schwerdf, Gory Colburn, Chuck Christy. SCORES EHS Lassen 37......................33 Yrekcr 64......................46 Central Valley 42......................39 Mercy Academy 52....................68 Mercy Academy 33....................50 Central Valley 48......................64 Central Valley 37......................57 Yreka 50......................43 Shasta 58......................46 Anderson 49......................40 Central Valley 39......................41 Orland 26......................41 Shasta 36......................24 Fall River 14......................47 Anderson 49......................52 THE BATTERY—(Back) Pitcher : Jim SchWerdt, Dave Norton. Scott Brown. Curti Dring. Catcher : Mike Taylor, Dick Woolf. HEAD COACH: Leroy Kerr 142 observing batting practice . . . INFIELD |top left) Mock Cunning ham, Greg Karr, Danny Moyer, Mike Wooding, (bottom) Steve Ward, Rick Walsh, Jim Schwerdt. MANAGER lorry Starmer 143 OUTFIELD L-R: John Endicoft, Dick Kimbrough, Jim Foss, Don Koopman, Steve Winn. THE BATTING CAG Wait for the pitch . . . 144 then swing. Here it comes again Oh, for a pitching machinel Rick Walsh gets ready to clout the old horsehide 145 J. V. BASEBALL INFIELD, L-R: (Back) R Woodhouse. M. Hunt. M. Oliveira. B Schultens, M. Wal h, D. J arret, J. Steele. (Front) K. Canfield, T Bree B. Dutton, M. Gardner, D. Walsh. B. Kohn. OUTFIELD, L-R: (Back) T. Schwerdt, M. Weiss, M. Fairhurst, B. Foote. T. Jones. (Front) T. Blumenstein, R Winkler, M. Williams, F Melton, S. Schuele. TRACK AND FIELD N.A.L TRACK SCHEDULE March 19 Enterprise at Shasta March 26 Enterprise at Red Bluff April 2 Enterprise at Central Valley April 9 Enterprise at Chico May 4 N.A.L. Relays at Shasta May 7 Chico Invitation at Chico May 14 N.A.L. at Anderson May 22 N.S.C.I.F. Semi-Finals at Redding April 23 Anderson at Enterprise May 29 N.S.C.I.F. Finals at Chico April 30 Shasta-Central Valley at Enterprise A late entry 149 VARSI Bock Row, L-R: Rich Bromagen. Doug lowronce. Ward Simonis, Scott Hicks, Bill Hetland, Warren Robinson, Larry Riggs. Jor Stanley, Loren Engle, Phil Fitzgerald. Mike Woods, George Steele, Earl Teeter. Bob Sluder. Ron Barnes. Steve Peterson. Ro Greg Tupper, Steve Woodram. Seated: David Miles. COACH: Bob Russell JACK AND FIELD Burwell. John Richter. Dick Coin. Randy Row 2: Frank Cockrell. Frank Pretty. Terry Quibell. Charles Morrison. Charles John Thomas. Dwight Goodner. Bill Davies. Doug Reglin. Page Miller. John Coonrodt. Terry Booles. Corey Preston. David Karr. ASSISTANT COACH: Dick lamoureaux 151 J. V. TRAC l-R: S. Kelsay. J Meyer. D. Block. R Whetstone. D. Matthews. Woodrum. G. Bouma. B Balmer, M Umberger. J Harrinj G. Lweis. J. Eddy. D Barnes. T Dawson. C. Christy, R. Jones. B Ross. G. Cahoon. Manager—Paul Coonrodt. (Row 3) D t- 154 ND FIELD Render. J Healey, R Duclos. (Row 2) P. Cloyborne, R Mill . A. Forester. B. Rapalli. R Hague, D Mann. B Shuffleberger, P on, S Nelson. J Ward, D Nelson. J. Slaght. D. Hayden, M Barton, D. Sohn, D Treadwell. 155 (Fronti l-R: Mike Umberger. Steve Roney. Doug Vosquez. Don Bihl. Cooch: Charles Endres. (Bock) Darrel Coon, Earl Teeter. John Burwell, Kem Matthouser. Ed Stanford HIGH POINT BOY—Jerry Shirley HIGH POINT GIRL—Judy Thompson Boys' Standing: 5 wins, 1 loss. Girls' Standing: 1 win, 2 losses. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Jerry Shirley display� first place trophy won by the boys team and the trophy awarded to him os the best All-Around Gymnast of the league. 157 COACH'S COMMENT ON BOYS: Gymnastics is not a game of chance. For a team to finish on top in this league, it must be constantly strong in all nine events. That is a monumental request for twelve boys. Somehow they managed it. It’s always a pleasure to work with such a determined group. CHARLES ENDRES Jerry Shirley performj a shoulder stand. L-R: Donna Drake. Melennie Gould. Edith Williams, Donna Mosely, Rene Risling, Linda Wolf, Linda Settler. Lynda Apling. Linda Shirley, Phyllis Harter. Melennie Gould does a scale on the balance beam while Linda Settler does a needle scale. Darrell Coon rises to the peak of a front giant. 159 INTRAMURAL G. A. A. (Front row—Juniors) L-R: Vicki Stockton, Carolyn Mann, Jill Beebe, Roxanna Headrick, Diane Mason, Melissa Britain, Sharon Elam, Marsha Sutter, Becky Sickler, Elaine Wagoner, Gndy Pearson, Gina Headrick, Connie Greaser, Linda Nichols, Laurie Shannon. (Bock row—Seniors) Denise Montoya, Pat Benoit, Jean Bornschein, Cheryl Elledge, Diane Bauman, Tina Irvin, Janet Stone. (Bock row) Sophomores. L-R: Cathy Peterson. Gail Greaser, Cathy Stymus, Cathy Hubbard, Pom Davis, Louise Clanton, Betty Treat, Sandy Elam. (Front row) Freshmen: Sandy Sidebottom, Renee Rising. Pam Price. Vivian DeMyer. Linda Irvin, Seri Rodman. Marie Glidden, Spring Softball Mgr 163 Hockey Team Scrimmage GAA HOCKEY TEAM. l-R: L. Nichols. J. Stone. P. Benoit. T. Irvin, B. Sickler, J. Bornschein. D. Bauman. E. Wagoner, C. Mann. Carolyn Mann, Bowling Mgr. ACTIVITIES What are Activities? Activities are the social func- tions which provide fun and entertainment. 165 FOOTBALL DANCE The annual Football DanceT sponsored by the yell leaders, was a big success. The nominees for King, members of the Varsity team, were Warren Robinson- Fullback, Greg Baily-Tackle, and Mike Wooding-End. The Queen candidates were Cyndy Stevens- Varsity yell leader, Sandra Pow- ell-song leader, and Cheryl Bolton-Varsity yell leader. Cyndy and Greg have a pleasant surprise S-ss-s-mackl Enthusiastic Goldwoterites cheer their candidate. Just prior to the 1964 national election, Enter- prise held a mock election. During the three weeks of campaigning, students wore buttons, and displayed stickers. Large posters were hung from one end of the cafeteria to the other. His- tory class bulletin boards were covered with signs, pictures, and pamphlets. At end of three weeks, an assembly was held. The representa- tives from each party spoke on the issues. On election day the Enterprise students forecasted the victory of President Johnson by giving him the majority of their votes. Top to Bottom: Tim Moores and Rodney Ott are GOP speak- MOCK Page Miller—spirited Goldwater supporter. ELECTION Democratic steering committee meets to plan their party's campaign. Standing, left to Right: Boyd Miller, Doug Detling, lorry Olson, Mack Cunningham. Sitting on Wall: Carol Dutton, Corol Thompson, Mortho Murray, Darrell Miller, Linda Vaughan, Cindy Stevens, Jill Ryon, Evelyn Mallery, Linda Clark, Debbie Ochinero, Cheryl Bolton. Not pictured are Bob Dutton and Jeanne Shultz. -STUDENT LEADERS ATTEND CONFERENCE- The Chico Student Leaders Conference is an an annual gathering of schools from all over Northern California. Student representatives from these schools meet at Chico State Col- lege for an all-day session of discussions on the various problems encountered in student government, school spirit, school publica- tions, and several other topics. BASKETBALL ACTIVITIES Evelyn Mollery congratulates Queen Wylene Powers and King Jim Schwerdt at Basketball Dance. At- tendants Terri Matthews and Mike Wooding look on. Students enjoy themselves at Basketball sock hop. One of the many decorated cars in EHS cor parade preceding Enterprise Shasta Game 169 ATTENDANTS SENIOR Bill Whitman SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Some chuckle at Senior Class meeting. BRENDA JAY ADAIR LYNDA CAROL APLING Hornet s Nest, 4- Class Treas., 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Honor Roll, 1; Counselor sec., 4. ANNA GERALDINE ARNAIZ — Transfer Future Business Leaders, 3; GAA, 1,2,- Pep Club, 1,2,3; Art Club, 3; Surf Club, 1,2,3; Ski Club, 1,2,3. MARSHA JANE AUFIERI FHA, 1; Pep Club, 1. CATHRYN LORRAINE AYOTTE — Transfer Adv. Choir, 1,2,3,4; Latin Club, 3. GREGORY EDWARD BAILEY — Transfer Block E 1,2,3,4, Pres., 4; Class Yell Leader, 1,2,3; Representative Assembly, 1; Wrestling, 1,2; Football, 1,2,3,4; Football King, 4. RANDAL JOHN BARLOW PAMELA JEAN BARNES ROGER W. BARTLETT Hornet s Nest, 2,3; Representative Assembly, 2,3; Honor Roll, 2,3,4. GREG THOMAS BASCOM Wrestling, 4. BRENDA ANNE BATES Foreign Student Committee, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Debate Team — Second Mc- Cloud Tournament; Honor Roll, 3,4. DIANE IRENE BAUMAN CHRIS LANE BEHYMEP PATRICIA LEE BENOIT FHA, 1,4; GAA, 1,2,3,4; Sec., 3. JUDY BERTAGNOLLI DONALD E. BIHL — Transfer CSF, 1,3; Representative Assembly, 1; Base- ball, 1; Track, 3,4; Gymnastics, 4; Advanced Band, 2; Dance Band, 2,- Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4,- Stamp and Coin Club, 1,2,3. TERRY LEE BOALES Block E, 2,3,4; Track, 2,3,4. MIKE JOHN BOEHME CHERYL ANN BOLTON CSF, 1,2,3,4; Sec., 2,3; Foreign Student Comm., 1,2,3,- Vespa, Feature Editor, 4; Rep- resentative Assembly, 1,2; Student Council, 3,4; Chief Justice, 3; Sec., 4; DAR Good Citi- zens Award, 4- Girls State, 3; Election Board, 1,2; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; Football Queen Candidate, 4; Class Vice-Pres., 2. NICOLETA BOONOS Foreign Student Comm., 4; GAA, 2,4. JAYNE RUTH BORGES — Transfer Spanish Club, 3; CSF, 1,2,3,4, Treas., 2; GAA, 1,2, Sec., 1,2; Hornet s Nest, 3,4, Editor, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Over-All Eng- lish Student Award, 2; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; AFS Finalist, 3; Sacramento State Publica- tions Workshop, 4. GEORGANA BORNSCHEIN NONA JEANNE BORNSCHEIN FRANCINE BRADY Glee, 2,3. PATRICIA LYNN BREEDLOVE GAA, 2; Pep Club, 1. GENE ALLAN BREWER STEVE NELSON BRIGHT Gymnastics, 4. PAMELA JANE BUCK — Transfer Class Treas., 2; Class Vice-Pres., 4; Latin Club, 3,4; Variety Show, 1; Publicity Chair- man, 4; Art Club, 3. RICHARD ALLEN CAIN — Transfer Block E, 3,4; Track, 3,4. CATHLEEN LOUISE CAMERON FHA, 1,2; GAA, 1,2. JOHN DEAN CAMPBELL Basketball, 1; Audio Visual, 4. BARBARA ANN CANDRIAN — Transfer Foreign Language Club, 1,2,3; GAA, 1,2,3,- Ski Club, 3; Art Club, 2; Pep Club, 3; Honor Roll, 3. PATRICK LEE CARSON BONNIE SUE CHAMPNEY FHA, 1,2; GAA, 1. LORRETTA GRACE ANNETTE CHAPMAN WESLEY WILLIAM CLARK ROBERT EDWARD CLINK Track, 1,2; Intramural Basketball, 3. LONNIE LEE COATS FFA, 1,2,3; Football, 1; Track, 1. MARCENE ELAINE COFFELT DONA LEE CONNELY — Transfer GAA, 3. CAROLE JEAN COOK GAA, 2; Pep Club, 2. DARREL BLAINE COON Block E, 2; Hornet's Nest, 1; Pep Club, 1; Gymnastics, 2,- A Cappella, 2. PAUL LEWIS COONRADT, JR. Foreign Student Comm., 3,4; Pep Club, 1; Gymnastics, 2; A Cappella, 2. 175 DANNY LEE COX DAVID SHANNON COX Track, 1,2,3; Hornet's Nest, 3,- Vespa, 4,- Class Pres., 2,- Football, 2. RONALD ALLEN COX RAYMOND LEE CRAIG FFA, 3; Chapter Farmer Degree. KATHLEEN CROWE GAA, 3,4; Hornet's Nest, 3,4; Class Yell Leader, 3; Representative Assembly, 3,4; Pep Club, 1; Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 4; Basketball Mascot, 4; Foreign Student Com- mittee, 4. LEROY EDWARD CROWE III Block E, 3; Representative Assembly, 2; Foot- ball, 3; Track, 4; A Cappella, 2. MACK B. CUNNINGHAM JR. Block E, 1,2,3,4; Foreign Student Comm., 4; Chess Club, 3; Vespa Sports Editor, 4; Class Vice-Pres., 3,- Chief Justice, 4; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom King Candi- date,- Adv. Band, 1; Academic Committee, 3. ROBERT EARL DAVIS FFA, 1,3. TRUDI ANN DAVIS Vespa, 4. MARK DEAN DELLE Cadet, 1,2,3. DIANE LYNN DeMYER GAA, 1; FHA, 2. KIETH L. DOLE BOB ALLEN DORK DANIEL JOSEPH DUGGAN CAROL SUE DUTTON Class Treas., 1; Delegate to Model United Nations, 4; CSF, 1,2; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; For- eign Student Comm., 4; AFS Semi-Finalist, 3,- Class Sec., 3; Representative Assembly, 1; Sacramento State Publications Workshop, 4; Vespa Editor, 4. SHANN ELIZABETH EGER — Transfer CHERYL FRANCES ELLEDGE TED ROOSEVELT ELLIOT, JR. LOREN BING ENGLE Track, 1,2,3; Class Yell Leader, 2. CONSTANCE COLLEEN ESTES GAA, 1; Hornet s Nest, 3; Pep Club, 1. KATHLEEN HELEN FERGUSON Spanish Club, 3,4; Honor Roll, 2,3,4. DONNA MARIE FORESTER Pep Club, 1. WILLIAM GLEN FORNEY Bridge Club, 1,2; CSF, 2. PHILIP WARREN FOX — Transfer Football, 4. LINDA DIAN GALLOWAY DIANNA LYNN GAYMAN — Transfer GAA, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; A Cap- pella, 1,2,3,4. JOHNNIE H. GEBAUER DON EARL GIBSON FFA, 4. JOSEPH QUILLON GIBSON SCF, 1; School Store Manager, 4; Vespa, 4, Representative Assembly, 3,- Adv. Band, 1,2,3,4; Football Mascot, 4; Honor Roll, 1,2,3. LINDA KATHLEEN GIEDT Foreign Student Comm., 4; Pep Club, 2,- Ath- letic Finance Committee, 4. NANCY JO GIEDT Foreign Student Committee, 4. CHARLES DAVID GILBREATH FFA, 2,- Class Representative, 1; Representa- tive Assembly, 1; Student Council, 1; Foot- ball, 1; Gymnastics, 3,- Class Yell Leader, 3. WAYNE EUGENE GILLIAM Radio Club, 2,- Football, 2,3,- Track, 1. KATHY LYNN GLASSBURN LARRY WAYNE GODDARD STEVE CURTISS GOERGES Representative Assembly, 1; Pep Club, 1. MELENNIE GOULD FHA, 1; GAA, 4,- Gymnastics, 3. MARY E. GREEN NANCY JEAN GREENWALT — Transfer Foreign Student Comm., A- Student Council, 2,3; Pep Club, 3; School Play, 3,- Adv. Band, 2,3,4; Bandette, 2,3; Marching Band, 2,3; Pep Band, 2,3; French Club, 2; Pit Orchestra, 3; Student Civil Rights Organization Color Guard, 3. PAMELA LEE GRINDLAY DONNA JEAN GUTH Attendance Office; GAA, 3. SHEILA MARIE HALVERSON 176 CECILIA M. HARLAND MARY MADELINE HEALEY — Transfer FHA, 1,2,3; GAA, 1,2,3; School Store, 2,3; Class Sec., 1; Adv. Band, 1,2,3,4; Tennis Team, 1,2,3; Girls League, 1,2,3. SHARON LEE HICKS FHA, 1,2; GAA, 4; Hornet s Nest, 4. JOHN DEE HOLLIS WESTINA PEARL IRVIN GAA, 3,4; Pep Club, 1. DAVID PHILLIP JENSEN Radio Club (Chief Operator), 4; Wrestling, 4; A Cappella, 2. SHARON ELAINE JOHNS KENNETH LEON JOHNSON MARC ERWIN JOHNSON KEITH RANDALL JONES — Transfer Adv. Band, 1,2,3,4; Football, 1. VIKKI LYNN JONES FHA, 1,2, Sec., 2; GAA, 1; School Play, 3,- Representative Assembly, 1. LINDA JUNE JOURNEY — Transfer ALICE ANN KELLOGG PATTY KENWARD GAA, 1,2; Gymnastics, 3. LARRY EUGENE KEYS LESTER WAYNE KIMBLEY Block E, 2,3,- Chess Club, 3; Representative Assembly, 4; Delegate to Model United Na- tions, 4, Baseball, 2, Basketball, 1; Class Yell Leader, 2,3; Welcoming Comm., 4; Chairman of Finance Comm., 4; Honor Roll, 1. HAROLD RICHARD KIMBROUGH BOB M. KINDLE FFA, 1; Track, 1. PATRICIA K. KOHN DON LEE KOOPMAN — Transfer GARY WAYNE KROGH Football, 3. CYNTHIA ANN KRTEK CINDY LAIDLEY DENNIS JAMES LANE — Transfer CSF, 3; Chemistry Club, 3; Industrial Arts Club, 3; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4. JIM WILLIAM LARKIN ERIC WILLIAM LAVEEN Block E, 3; Class Yell Leader, 2,- Representa- tive Assembly, 4; Football, 2,3,- Honor Roll, I.2,3,4. LUCY ANN LAW GAA, 1; Girls Glee 2. PEARLIE MAE LAWSON DAVID CRANSTON LEDFORD Block E, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1; Basketball, 1; Football, 1,2,- Baseball, 1; Track, 1,2,3. CARL EDWIN LEE Block E, 1,2,3,4,- Pep Club, 1; Basketball, 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1; Track 1,2,3. SHIRLEY ANNE LEE Adv. Band 2. JEFF L. LIGHTHALL MICHAEL JOHN LaFOND PENNY LYNN McCARTY FHA, 2,3,- Pep Club, 2; Gymnastics, 3; Veter- ans of Foreign Wars Public Speaking Award. GARY LEE McDANIEL Radio Club, 4. LEANNE JAYNE McDANNALD Foreign Student Comm., 2,3; GAA, 2,3; Class Yell Leader, 1,4; Class Sec., 2; Class Treas., 2; Representative Assembly, 2; School Play, 3; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate,- Varsity Bas- ketball Yell Leader, 3; Varsity Football Yell Leader, 4. CRAIG WILLIAM McENTEE Class Yell Leader, 1,2,3; Representative As- sembly, 3; Class Representative, 1. JOHN THOMAS MclNTOSH Block E, 3; Class Yell Leader, 1; Basketball, 1; Football, 1,3,4; Gymnastics, 2,3. JANICE DALE McNEES Representative Assembly, 1,2,- A Cappella, 3; J.V. Football Yell Leader, Varsity Football Song Leader, 3,4. DOUGLAS JOHN MacGREGOR Bridge Club, 1; Spanish Club, 3,4; CSF, 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres., 3,- Foreign Student Comm., 3; Chess Club, 2,3; Class Pres., 3; Student Council, 3; Student Body President, 4; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 3; Elec- tion Board (Chairman), 3; NAL Debate Team, 3; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; Lion's Club Speech Contest Winner, 1. THOMAS RAY MAHON EVELYN MARIA MALLERY Foreign Student Comm., 3,4; GAA, 3,4; Hor- net s Nest, 3,- Vespa, 4; Class Sec., 1; Class Treas., 3,- Election Board, 1; Head Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 4. 177 ELMA LYNN MANIES CSF, 3; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; Veterans of For- eign Wars Essay Award, 2. INEZ LETITIA MARAGLIA CHERRY LOUISE MAREADY — Transfer GAA, 1,2,3,4; Class Sec., 2,- A Cappella, 2,3,4; Drill Team, 2,3. WILLIAM TODD MARKWICK KEN ALEXANDER MATHESON Radio Club, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Wrestling, 3,4; Track, 3. TERRI RAE MATTHEWS Foreign Student Comm., 4; GAA, 1,2,3,4; Class Trees., 2; Class Sec., 4; Representative Assembly, 1-4 (Sec. 4); Pep Club, 1; School Play, 3; Jr. Prom Queen; A Cappella, 2,3; J.V. (Head) Basketball Yell Leader; Basket- ball Song Leader (Head), 4. KATHLEEN LOUISE MAWK GAA, 2,3,4; A Cappella, 1; Adv. Band. 1,2,3,4. RICHARD LEE MAYE Representative Assembly, 3,- Wrestling 2. PAUL BENJAMIN MEYER RONALD PAUL MEYERS CHARLES BOYD MILLER Block E, 1; Representative Assembly, 1,3; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 4; Track, 2; Basketball, 1; Class Yell Leader, 1,2,3. MERIAL DINISE MONTOYA TIMQTHY ALAN MOORES STEVE L. MORTON DONNA MARIE MURPHY GAA, 1. SARAH LEE MURRAY Foreign Student Comm., 2,3,4; Hornet's Nest, 3 (Editor, 4); Representative Assembly, 4; Student Body Treasurer, 4; Election Board, 3; Sacramento State Publications Workshop, 4. SHARON MYERS FHA, 1; Pep Club, 1; Gymnastics, 3. MARILYN PATRICIA NEEL FHA, 2; Pep Club, 2,- Perfect Attendance Award; Office Helper, 3. MICHAEL JAMES NICHOLS MARILOU CHERYL NUGENT DAVID PHILLIPI NORTON Varsity Baseball Best Player Award, 3,- Base- ball, 1,2,3,4; AV, 4. PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN DEBBRA BEA OCHINERO Foreign Student Comm., 1,2,3,4; GAA, I, 2,3,4,- Hornet's Nest, 3; Class Representa- tive, 3; Pep Club, 1; Representative Assem- bly, 2,3; Student Council, 3,4; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 4; Election Board, 3; Welcoming Comm. (Head, 4); Football Queen Candidate, 3; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate; J. V. Basketball Yell Leader, 1; Varsity Foot- ball Yell Leader, 3. ALAN BRUCE O NEIL Football, 1,2,3,4. RODNEY LEROY OTT Block E, (Representative) 4; CSF, 2,3; Chess Club, 1,2,3; Senior Class President; Football, 3,4; Track, 3,4; National Merit Semifinalist, 4; Academic Comm., 4; Honor Roll, 2,3; Ca- det's Color Guard, 2,3. MELISSA ANNE OWENS Spanish Club, 3,4; Vespa, 4; Athletic Finance Comm., 4; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4; National Merit Letter of Commendation. STEVE EL WOOD PARK LINDA ANNE PARKER — Transfer GAA, 1,2,3; School Play, 1; Thespians, 2; Adv. Band, 2; French Club (Sec.) 2; Honor Roll, 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY JEAN PARKER GREG L. PATTILLO FFA (Sec.), 2,3,4, Wrestling, 4. DARRYLE PURCELL GARY DEAN PETERS JV Baseball, 1; Veterans of Foreign Wars Es- say Contest (3rd). STEVE B. PETERSON Block E, 3,4; FFA, 1; Track, 3,4; Football, 4. KAREN DORTHA PIERCE VICKI HALEY PILKINGTON CAROLYN SUE PHILLIPS — Transfer French Club, 2; GAA, 3, Class Sec., 2; Class Rep., 1; Pep Club; Yell Leader, 2; Football Queen, 3; Softball Team. SANDRA ANNETTE POWELL Class Vice-Pres., 2, Class Rep., 2; Representa- tive Assembly, 2,- Pep Club, 1; J.V. Football Yell Leader; Football Song Leader, 4, Foot- ball Queen Candidate. 178 WYLENE FRANCIS POWERS Foreign Student Comm., 3,4; GAA, 2,3; Vespa, 4; Pep Club, 1; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 3; JV Basketball Yell Leader.- Basketball Song Leader, 4. JOHN HALVER RANDOLPH JUDY JULIA RAPALLI Foreign Student Comm., 4; GAA, 1,2,3,4; Class Sec., 2; Class Yell Leader, 3; Repre- sentative Assembly, 1,3; Pep Club, 1,2; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate,- JV Basketball Yell Leader; Basketball Song Leader. 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SUSAN ELIZABETH ROY — Transfer Foreign Student Comm., 4; Vespa (Senior Class Editor) 4; Representative Assembly, 3; Football Song Leader, 4, Honor Roll, 3. JILL ANNE RYAN Representative Assembly, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 1; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 4, GAA, 2,3; Student Council, 4; Varsity Football Yell Leader, 4; Honor Roll, 2,3,4. WENDY JANE SABINE — Transfer Foreign Student Comm., 4; Vespa, 4,- Football Mascot, 4; Girl's League,- Purple Skirts; Rep- resentative Assembly; Pep Club; Honor Roll. RON ANTHONY SAIEVA ARTHUR MANUEL SALDANA — Transfer FFA, Baseball; Track. VIRGINIA MAE SALDANA CATHY LOUISE ST. JOHN LINDA LEE SATTLER — Transfer FHA (Treas.) 1,- Foreign Student Comm., 2; Class Vice-Pres., 1; Class Sec., 2; Pep Club (Sec.) 1,2; Gymnastics, 4,- Varsity Mascot; Typing Award, 2; School Play, 3. 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Redoing Phone 243-3716 RADIO 540 K C GORDON'S SALON OF BEAUTY Most Power Packed Station In Northern California 1308 Placer Street 243-4921 190 i _ Free Decorating Service THE JUNIOR SET Infants' and Children s Wear 3160 Bechelli Lane • Redding, California FEATURING: Paul’s Home Interiors • KATE GREENAWAY • CINDERELLA • MACSHORE CLASSICS • CARTERS PAUL- HAGUE Country Club Shopping Center PhONC 243-0266 REDOING 3032 BECHELLI LANE THE COLISEUM BEST WISHES ENTERTAINMENT ON WHEELS 4740 Highway 99 South PHONE: 241-4832 from Bill Fritz Gold Professional RIVERVIEW COUNTRY CLUB 241.1421 LOVELADY'S SERVICE STATION 512 North Market Street Redding, California CiRimonTL's IS22 mjrket street REDOING CALIFORNIA FREEWAY MARKET Best Wishes from Palo Cedro CASEY S AND CASEY S DOUGHNUTS PHONE: 378-2876 Hwy 44 Redding CREDIT BUREAU OF REDDING MCDONALD'S CHAPEL Collections Rudy V. Balma 241-2580 ANDERSON REDDING BURNEY Reporting 243-5800 Phone 365-2581 Phone 241-1626 Phone 335-2247 562 North Market Member National Selected Morticians by Invitation INLAND ELECTRIC PLUMBING SUPPLY SWIGART'S CHEVRON SERVICE Phone: 241-5499 3033 Nevada Pine Grove 603 No. Market Stroot Redding California PHONE: 275-9989 MISS NIE’S DRESS SHOP VERN’S SPORT SHOP 2381 South Bonny View dress making 460 Highway 44 and alterations PHONE: 241-5411 191 DRUG STORE 1535 Market Street MVwalav Redding, California J1 lonierey Jfloiel Al 'PROVED w Bill and Doris Howell 525 No Market Highway OS No REDDING. CALIF CH 3-2204 CHRISTIAN LUMBER CO. Phone 4310 Hiway 99 South CHestnut 1-3623 Redding, Calif. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH MORE AT Market at Placer • In Downtown Redding Congratulations Class of 65 TRANSWORTH TRADING POST Four miles North on Highway 99 C. V. WYSS the HUB Complete Store for Men 1544 Market St. Redding P AC-OUT The Home of the Jumbo Hamburgers 975 Hwy 44 Frontier j ljop Antiques Bottles Glass 2695 BECHELLI LANE REDOING. CALIFORNIA f 1 Redding's 3a2UHIH omplete AMHll Meat Store DILLEY’S Shoes for Men and Boys Sizes 6-15 A-EEEE 1617 Market St., Redding, Calif. THE TOY SHOP Redding s Only Exclusive Toy Shopl 1 1 1724 Market Street Redding. Calif. CH 1-1494 REAL ESTATE GEORGE LA MERLE WEST dT t REPRESENTATIVE 2 2' | Mi. South of Redding Phones: Office, 241 3644 5500 Highway 99 South • Residence, 243-1891 REDDING, CALIF. VITA HEALTH FOOD telephone 1320 Shasta Street CHESTNUT 3-40 IS REDOING. CALIFORNIA Qasa (rJ3lanca ftaxr G fy tsfo HIGHWAY 99 NORTH REDDING. CALIFORNIA Personal Satisfaction in Beauty Care Telephone 241-1820 HOBBY HUT 2427 ATHENS AVENUE Headquarters for all hobby needs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPAN r; ij w V i v w -- v . ”v w r m r v t, w. m • %. � ru r ,i £ «V V «V o ' ' Xv?' 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