Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1968 volume:

Enterprise Vespa 1968 Table of Contents ACADEMICS..........6 ACTIVITIES........30 ORGANIZATIONS.....62 SENIORS...........92 UNDERCLASSMEN____114 SPORTS...........143 ADVERTISING......204 The 68 Vespa At A Glance Activities Academics Organizations Seniors Underclassmen Sports 5 Academics Opposite: Good Morning, Mr. Cleland; or is it? Board of Trustees Superintendent Richard Ilaake SUHS District Has Three-Year Schools and a Freshman Center Mr. William Beaty Mr. Laurence Carr Mr. John Caton Dr. Kelly Pierce 8 Mr. Hal Cieland, shown seated behind his desk, is always ready to talk with students. Administration Mr. Charles Denny: Principal Mr. Hal Cieland: Vice-Principal Mr. Charles Denny welcomes the students back to school during the year's first assembly. 9 Counseling Mrs. Emma Jean Gordon: Counselor Mr. Keith Mifflin: Counselor, Attendance Office Mr. Donald Moore: Counselor Mr. Ralph Phillips: Counselor. Director of Student Activities Mr. Don Moore discusses counseling problems with Doris Lee as he shows his serious and joyful moods. 10 Office Staff 11 Library Busy, Nurse Full Time Mrs. Carolyn Cools: Nurse. Mrs. Margret Jensen: Librarian. Mr. Howard Levinson: Librarian; Academics Committee advisor. Mrs. Jensen's disciplinary measures are not always taken seriously by students. C. Covarrubias, D. Johnson. T. Cole, B. Harland. M. Somonis. J. Silva, S. Tiempe, and J. West were the student librarians this year. CAFETERIA STAFFERS were: Mrs. Mary Dillon, Mrs. Maxine Comer, Mrs. Edith de Moil, Mrs. Elner Tweedy, Mrs. Lorene Journey, Mrs. Vera Burkus, Mrs. Hazel Thompson, Mrs. Helen Bouyear. Custodians and Cafeteria Staff Make School Life Easier CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Victor Seaburg, Mr. Jim Mangrum, Mr. Clyde Roberts, Mr. Cecil Hair, Mr. John Evers, Mr. Leo Coleman, Mr. Charles Bestol. 13 Applied Arts Mrs. Barbara Avey: Homemaking I, Homemak- ing H, Homemaking IU; FHA advisor. Mr. Thomas Aboud: Woodshop I, Woodshop II, Carpentry. Mrs. Lucille Bourgeois: Homemaking IV, Eng- lish II; FHA advisor. Mr. James Fitzgerald: Metal Shop. Mr. Dale Hal lam: Drafting I, Drafting D, Draft- ing 111, Woodshop L Mr. Virgil Morford: Landscape, Animal Hus- bandry, Agricultural Business and Management. Plant Science; FFA advisor. 14 Student teacher Bill Beebe picks up pointers as Mr. Dale Hallam gives in- Mrs. Barbara Avey demonstrates her ironing technique to 8tructions to his Drafting 11 class. her fourth period Homemaking III class. It takes the personal touch of Mr. Aboud to care for vital shop tools. It seems that all is not work in the Homemaking classes. 15 Fine Arts Mr. Laurence Cluff: Art I, Art II. Mr. John Farruggia: Band I, Band II, Stage Band, A Cappella, Mixed Glee. I 16 Mr. Laurence Cluff oversees the work done by Senior Rick Woodhouse. Mr. John Mauenstein is a new addition to the Art Department this year. Mrs. Helen Ludecke (left rear) assists Charles Gorton while the rest of the class continues on its own. 17 Business Mrs. Marguerite Bullock: General Record Keep- ing, General Business, Typing L Mr. Ronald Gordon: Typing I, Typing II, Bus- iness Law and Economics. Mrs. Patricia Krueger: Bookkeeping I, Clerical Training, Typing L Miss Reva Taylor: Typing I, Stenography II. Mrs. Susan Trekell: Typing II, Stenography I. Mrs. Patricia Krueger helps a student with a problem as the rest of the class busies themselves. Beginning typists laboriously peck out the day's lesson. Eric Sargent looks as if he actually enjoys typing. Charlotte Barton hurriedly scrawls out steno notes. English Mr. Lowell Aiken: English n, English III; Soph- omore Class advisor. Mr. Henry Challe: English Dl, English IV. Mr. Howard Colby: English II, Journalism II; Hornet’s Nest advisor. Mr. Charles Endres: Speech I, Competitive Speech, Drama. Mr. Eugene Giedt: English HI, department head. Mr. Gregory Gualtieri: English IV; Pep Club advisor. Mrs. Ann More: English II, Journalism III; Yearbook advisor; Pep Club advisor. Mr. Ernest Sandoval: English HI; Spanish II, Basic Mathematics; Foreign Student Committee advisor. Mrs. Victorine Sharp: English IV, Journalism I. Mrs. Vivian Tuttle: English Q, Modem History, Reading Laboratory. 20 Mrs. Ann More looks happy as she reviews Mrs. More appears to be letting the shakeroos Mrs. More in one of her gay moods as this this year's yearbook. get the better of her. picture is snapped. Mr. Endres' substitute keeps the speech class on their toes. Mr. Howard Colby corrects English papers in the school library during a break. 21 Language Mr. John Liotto: Latin I, Latin II, Spanish I, Spanish Ill-IV. Mr. Carl Schoelkopf: German I, German II, Ger- man 111, American History. Mr. John Liotto appears satisfied with the progress of his class. Mr. Carl Schoelkopf watches over his class as they practice their trans- lations. In a familiar pose, Mr. Carl Schoelkopf drills his students on German grammar. 22 Mathematics Mr. Ronald Hegji: Geometry, Algebra II, Trig- onometry. Foundations of Analysis, Department head, CSF advisor. Mr. Lester Jensen: Geometry, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Physics. Mr. Ronald Hegji checks his nolecards in preparation for his Geometry class. Mr. Lester Jensen ponders a student's query in Algebra I. Bill Nicol expounds his theory to fellow physicists Bruce Heidrich and Gary Coburn. Boys’ Physical Education Mr. Leroy Kerr: Boys' P. E. ; Assistant Var- sity Football coach. Varsity Baseball coach. Mr. Richard Lamoureaux: Boys' P. E. : Dept. Mead. Varsity Basketball coach. J. V. Track coach. Block E advisor. Mr. Joseph Manatowa: Boys' P. E. • J. V. Foot- ball coach. J. V. Baseball coach. Mr. Robert Russell: Boys' P. E. ; Varsity Football coach. Varsity Track. Wrestling has become a new and exciting part of the physical ed- ucation program. Spirited competitionis the mark of every P. E. class at Enterprise. 24 Girls' Physical Education Miss Linda Detling: Girls' P. E. Mrs. Donna Kettenring: Girls' P. E. Girls in fifth period P. E. display varied reactions to a spirited volleyball game. 25 Mrs. Barbara Henninger explains experiment to interested chemistry students. Science Mrs. Barbara Henninger: Chemistry, Algebra L Mr. Albert Hytonen: Biology. Mr. Donald Stampfli: Biology; Assistant JV foot- ball coach, JV basketball coach. Mr. Arnold Wilhelmi: Biology, Advanced Biology. Mr. Albert Hytonen dreams about the perfect class. 26 25 long minutes to go! Mr. Hytonen lectures to his biology class. Mr. Stampfli teaches his class about duck migration. 27 Social Science Mr. Paul Arney: Modern History. American History. Mr. Rod Ash: American Problems, American History, Anthropology. Mr. Don Brown: American Problems, American History. Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald: Modern History. Mr. Ernest Higgins: Math 10, English 10, Science 10, Work Experience 10. Social Science 10. Mr. Frank Loftis: American Problems, American History. Mr. Martin Rendahl: American History, American Problems. Mr. Irwin Rogers: Drafting I, Amer- ican History. Mrs. Terri Sauer: English 100, Social Science 100, Math 100. Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald discusses recent test results. Tape recording breaks the monotony of the daily grind. Students talk over their social studies assignments. 29 Activities Opposite: Rod Lane gets opening tip against Dunsmuir. Alma Mater brings spirited rally to a close. Shasta Rally a Great Success The rally before the Homecoming game with Shasta was a great success. For many it brought back memories of the spirit that is the trade- mark of Enterprise. Shasta songleaders try their best to impress Enterprise at Pep Rally. Homecoming Queen Betty Lukes is crowned by last year's Queen Darrell Miller. Queen Betty Lukes congratulates Ron Boales after he was named the 1967 Football King. 2nd Homecoming A Success This year Enterprise held its second annual Football Homecoming on the night of the Enterprise-Shasta game. During halftime, Betty Lukes was crowned the 1967 Home- coming Queen with Liz Green, Sue Greenwalt, Merry Koop- man, and Kathy Van Doren as attendants. At the dance, Hon Boales was crowned King. Queen Betty Lukes and King Ron Boales acknowledge the ap- plause from the students attending the Football Dance. 33 Perry Fisher and Kathy Van Doren Bob Schultens and Sue Greenwalt Ron and Betty Reign over Second Annual Homecoming Jim Netherland and Liz Green Bill Nicol and Merry Koopman Mr. Paul Coonradt Audio-Visual Coordinator Audio- Visual Counseling Secretaries COUNSELING SECRETARIES were—FRONT ROW: D. Lee, L. McCutheon, K. Nystrom, S. Rodman, C. Evans, R. Pryor. BACK ROW: K. Stymus, J. Serpa, K. Atkinson, S. Short, J. Redner, C. Vanek, K. Zirkle, G. Park, B. George, S. Morefield, K. Richardson, L. Rambo. 36 Gary Lewis and Lee Gordon discuss records to be played. T uesday Finds Radios Tuned to KRDG Campus Corner Keeps Students Informed of News Past, Present and to Come. Lewis becomes Top-Notch Disc-Jockey. Gary gives school news midway in the program. Tuesday nights on KRDG, Gary Lewis, Student Body President, brought school news and top records to his listeners. Campus Corner had an audience of approximately 75% of the student body every Tuesday at 8:30 P. M. Along with Lee Gordon, Gary brought many a memorable program to Enterprise listeners. 37 Dogpatch Goes Wild on Sadie Hawkins Day Janet Johnson, Dogpatch Mod , reaches for a comb. Toni Parise proves that ’’Big Foot is no myth. Good Grief! It's Raggedy Merry Koopman! At the dance, which showed Dan Riley elected Mr. Irresistible, the crowd reflects a good time. Sadie Hawkins Day Merits Dan Mr. Irresistible” Kelly Breedlove takes his marriage casually. Don Hess looks eagerly at his new wife. 39 Christmas Assembly Last of 1967 Hornet Songleaders rally spirit for an important Anderson Tournament basketball game Vice-president Bill Beebe runs the assembly that night. ln Place missing Gary Lewis. The band plays a selection of Christmas melodies to impart yuletide spirit to the student A Cappella performs as part of the musical body. program. 40 Linda Knight tries desperately to catch a man in 'Twelve Days skit. Christmas Assembly Generates Yuletide Spirit Multi-talented Jane Cunningham performs at Christmas assembly. Deryn Moore favors her classmates with a Christmas Reading. 41 Boys’ State Boys’ State is a program that helps keep the spirit of liberty burning bright in our land. It is a program designed to provide the guidelines of citizenship. But above all, it teaches that in order to claim the rights and privileges of citizenship it is necessary to accept the duties and obligations of responsible citizenship. To preserve our system of government, Americans must understand and appreciate it. The Boys’ State Program has this as its aim. Does it succeed? Dave answers that ques- tion by presenting an excerpt from the Boys' State Creed: ’’American citizenship is my most priceless possession. I believe in the constitutional form of government of the United States of America—which guarantees me the right to worship God as I choose and as a citizen equal opportunity, and equal educational rights. ’It is my obligation to participate in and contribute my effort to the civic and political welfare of my community, state and nation. ” Dave Grokenberger Karen Nystrom Girls’ State Karen Nystrom was Enterprise's representative to the 1967 session of the California Girls' State, sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary. She attended the session along with 560 other girls from all over the state. For one week, at the Uni- versity of California Davis Campus, the delegates worked at different levels of state government. Girls' State helps encourage a deeper interest in, and study of, the functions of our government and the responsibilities of American Citizenship. 42 Sue Griffiths looks lovingly at dance partner Stan Wilhelmi. Guys and gals love it up during a slow dance. Students Jive to Color TV Mark Jones discusses world problems with Tana MacDonald as Penny Martin Cindy Cayman continues to dance despite Bill Simmons' ponders her next move. discussion with Nancy Schilling. 43 Foreign Student Deryn Moore I Coining from Johannesburg, in the Republic of South Africa, is Deryn Moore, our lively foreign exchange student. Partici- pation irf many of the school activities, including drama, hockey and the model U. N. meeting in Berkeley have made her stay at Enterprise a busy one. An accomplished Highland dancer, Deryn was runner-up in the South African Irish dancing championship. At the University of Witswatersrand Deryn has already completed six months of college study to become a speech therapist. Deryn has an older sister, also a former A. F. S. student, who is doing graduate study at Oxford. Here in Enterprise Deryn is staying in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nystrom. 44 Sandy Short was one of only nine candidates who ran for a Student Body Office Mr. Challe exhibits his outstanding ability on the piano. Campaign Week Shows Lack of Candidates Lee Broshears gives the speech that won him the vice-presidency of Enterprise. Mr. Jim Sinyard tells about his wrestling team. 45 : Attendants Dan Riley and Valerie Davis Attendants Rod Lane and Cindy Cayman Mike Conroy and Sue Greenwalt Are Basketball Royalty Gary Pevchouse and Erika Heier (center) and Steve Main and Lyda Pierce (right) find things to discuss during a break at the Basketball Dance. Model United Nations MEMBERS OF MODEL UNITED NATIONS were: Ward Hultquist, Steve Disenso, Bill Linebarger, Cathy Hamilton, Steve Main, Carol Broma- gem, Deni Galloway, David Grokenberger, Marian Fleming, Kathy Bowden, Deryn Moore. Deryn Moore, Deni Galloway, and Mr. Rod Ash take time out from their grueling schedule for refreshments. Mr. Donald Brown, the Pied Piper of Enterprise, leads the delegates to their motel rooms. 48 Homecoming Marked by Spirited Car Parade Enterprise Homecoming Car Parade showed a nice start... ... But Oh! What a finish!!! Students dance at the school's first Winter Formal in four years. Winter Formal. . . Sandi Sheppard shows the invitation needed to get her escort into the dance. Julie Silva dances to the sounds of the Neighborhood Children. 50 Traci Norton and Bob Grove attentively watch the band during this number. Charles Hill appears very excited about the dance and his date. Psychedelic Snowflake Renee Wilgus shows her bravery in a bright mini and a garter. 51 Victory, Dance. . . The Senior's world-famous FISH sign is one of many signs displayed in what was known as Senior Country. Mike Rossiter and Tim Boheme make up for what appears to be a great lack of the opposite sex. Yell-leaders, songleaders, and the crowd exhibit their happiness with the team's 50-48 victory over Shasta. Hi-di-hi! exclaims Clive (Mike Weis) as he hurdles Miss Skillon. Bill Donohue and Stacy Shrivor look on Ida (Stacy Siriver) describes a mirage as Mike Harden. Bill Donohue and Stan Foote watch. Drama Student Directer, Veneice Brown (right) prompts Penelope, played by Peggy Bales. Students Present Comedy See How They Run” Penelope (Peggy Bales) intervenes as Corporal Clive exposes the commie, (Glen Everett). Mike Harden as Lionel questions Clive: Why are you sup- plicating there, man? Buzzy Debbie Johnson attempts to bring out school spirit at a break in the action. Yell Leaders Arouse Spirit In Crowds _ „ „ , . _ .. _ Yell leaders and songleaders perform spirit routine J. V. yell leader Debbie Ross shows her excitement over a score. during halftime. Enterprise basketball spectators register approval of the latest play on the court. Fans go wild after the Anderson game in which Enterprise showed their supremacy. Fans Show Spirit With Four Capacity Crowds. Reaction Aids Team to Title It appears that the dirty dozen again spots something to cheer about. The pep band adds life and music to the game. 57 Junior Prom Attendants Rod Lane and Diane Bouyear Magical Mystery Tour 59 Senior Ball Attendant Dan Riley Queen Cathy Vaughn San Francisco Nights Organizations President Gary Lewis Lewis Heads Fall Government The Student Body Government plays a very important role in the affairs of Enterprise High School. It is the President’s duty to assure to the student body that a truly representative governing body is maintained. This was what the Student Council attempted to do during the Fall semester. Some of the more important pro- jects carried out or embarked upon during the Fall semester were the establishment of the Student Service Class, the planned publishing of a student government handbook, the planning of the first Winter Formal, the establishment of a Student Dress Code, and serious progress toward a school seal or coat of arms. I feel that members of the Student Council, Representative Assembly and Student Court have all done fine jobs the first semester and have made the job of president rel- atively enjoyable to me. Gary Lewis Treasurer Chief Justice Becky George Tom Schwerdt Secretary Sandy Short 64 Head Varsity Football Yell Leader Liz Green Head Football Song Leader Jean Santos Head JV Football Yell Leader Debbie Ross Leaders Tackle School Problems Vice President Bill Beebe The Fall semester Representative Assembly had the re- sponsibility of passing the 1967-68 student body budget. Over $6000. 00, a new high, was appropriated for the improvement of the school. This money will buy stage band uniforms, trees to improve the school grounds, and many needed repairs and improvements for our Hornet's Nest and Vespa. The Repre- sentative Assembly also revised many statute laws and passed laws which provided for the betterment of our student body. Work began on a Student Bill of Rights which wras hoped would soon materialize. 65 Fall-Spring Student Council MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL were, SEATED: Becky George, fall treasurer, spring treasurer; David Grokenberger, secretary of student affairs; Lee Broshears, spring vice-president; Gary Lewis, fall president, spring president; Perry Fisher, head varsity basketball yell leader; Liz Green, head varsity football yell leader; Sandy Short, fall secretary, spring secretary; Bill Beebe, fall vice-president, secretary of cal- endars. STANDING: Karen Nystrom, secretary of public relations; Chris Olson, secretary of elections; Mike Weis, Block E representative; Bob Schultens, secretary of buildings and grounds; Scott Munns, secretary of academics; Ron Hague, secretary of athletics; Randy Laveen, senior class representative; Bill Simmons, secretary of Justice; Deni Galloway, welcoming committee head; Craig Forney, athletic finance committee head; Marian Fleming, secretary of assemblies; Elaine Earl, foreign student committee representative; Deryn Moore, foreign student. 66 Student Service Class STUDENT SERVICE CLASS MEMBERS were: Keith DeLong, Dan Karr, Dale Cox, Jan Johnson, Sue Qgilvie, Iva Ostenbcrg, Wayne Pullen, Pam McCarty, Darrell Miller, Mike Fairhurst, Mike Rossiter, Lynnette Perkins, Tim Boehme. Students Brought to Justice by SS At the start of the 1967-68 school year, the Student Service Class was initiated. The purpose of establishing such a class was to afford the students of Enterprise High School the opportunity of helping control some of their own problems. The students who participate as Service Class members are selected through a screening process by a committee composed of students, faculty, and administration. The main duties of the Service Class are carried on during the lunch periods by those students who supervise the halls, cafe- teria, and grounds, and enforcing the school’s established rules and regulations. Each Service Class member is charged with the responsibility of maintaining a healthy educational atmosphere by encouraging the students of Enterprise High School to have pride in their school and to follow and abide by the rules and regulations which have been adopted by the faculty, the administration, and most importantly, by the students themselves. 67 President Gary Lewis Vice-President Lee Broshears Lewis Leads Spring Officers The student council has done a fine job this year, as have the Representative Assembly and the Student Court. A num- ber of projects have been completed this semester. The first annual Winter Formal was a great success, the official school seal has been drawn up, the Student Government handbook has been completed, and the controversial bill, permitting beards, was finally passed. The Student Court has showed judicial power this year for the first time. In all, this year has been relatively successful, and a lot of progress has been made. Yours truly. Gary Lewis 68 Sandy Short Secretary Spring Leaders Try to Outdo Fall Spirit Perry Fisher Head Varsity Yell-Leader Valerie Davis Head Varsity Songleader Tish McDannald Head J.V. Yell-leader Becky George Treasurer Tom Schwerdt Chief Justice 69 FIRST ROW: Jane Cunningham, Sue Ferguson, Kathy Powell, Liz Manalowa. Merry Koopman, Debbie Ross, Bill Linebarger, Bill Beebe. SECOND ROW: Bill Gutzman, Don MacGregor, Bill Nicol, Pam Smith, Nancy Hague, Debbie Wilke, Donna Maddox, Betty Lukes. THIRD ROW: Joe Leas, Lee Broshe rs, Ken Shilling. Patty Stewart. Janet Johnson, Steve Pursell, Kelly Breedlove. FOURTH ROW: Mike Schulz, Steve Burcell, Brent Bolton. Karen Blue, Bob Netherland, Margaret Woodford, Cindy Reynolds, J. VanFossen. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Keefer Cyndy Van Slyke, Sally Lendman, Sue Huddleston, Roxy Conway, Mark Hamilton, Jim Cadigan, Melinda Gannon. Representative Assembly ASSEMBLY OFFICERS and COMMITTEE HEADS were: Bill Beebe, Betty Lukes, Lee Broshears, Bill Nicol, Spike Bemcnt, Dave Read, Brent Bolton, and Don MacGregor. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS were: Scott Munns (head), Elaine Earl, Mr. Levinson, Deryn Moore, Mike Conroy. Academic Committee Gives G.l. Test Mr. Sandoval collects papers at General Information Test. 71 FRONT ROW: J. Cadigan, S. Main, M. Twitchell. BACK ROW: K. Collett, B. Math- er, K. Gentry, K. Harper. Athletic Finance Committee Chairman Chris Olson Chairman Craig Forney ELECTION BOARD, FRONT ROW: S. Daniels, C. Olson. S. Smith, C. Van Slyke SECOND ROW: B. Chestnut, T. Mark, J. Odenweller, B. Couts. 72 Election Board Judicial Board Expands STUDENT COURT MEMBERS were: Tim Boehme, Gary Coburn, Tom Schwerdt, Dean Moyer, Liz Green. Student Court Judicial Board members are caught during a special meeting of the court. The Judicial Board this year attempted to make the Student Court a working part of student government. With the help of the newly formed Service Class, the courts held cases down to a minimum but added to the respect given to the court by fellow students. The court also attempted to run more like a municipal court. For the first time students were allowed a choice of defense attorney's before their trial and sentences given according to their crime. 73 FOREIGN STUDENT COMMITTEE—FRONT ROW: S. Shriver, L. Myricke, P. Phillippi, K. Zirkle, B. Compton. SECOND ROW: C. Peter- son, D. Galloway, K. Harper, D. Moore. B. Dyer, K. Nystrom, K. Bowden, E. Earl. BACK ROW: Y. Roa, R. Brodie, H. Arnett, B. Bertram, B. George, C. Hamilton, D. Cushman. A. Fitzgerald, B. Burns, S. Lendman, K. Wilson. Foreign Student and Welcoming Committees Enjoy Continued Success WELCOMING COMMITTEE: Steve Schultens, Dave Read, Pam Weil, Marsha Weis. Chairman: Deni Galloway 74 FRONT ROW: Scott Ward, Michael Gualtieri, Pamela Phillippi, Jen Vanfossen, Darrel Pruett, Cheryl McGee, Iva Ostenburg, Cathy Selby, Steve Plount. SECOND ROW: Rodney Brim, Pamela McCarty, Russell Short, John Silva, Phil Kuhns, David Short, Eric Rasmussen, Mike Park. THIRD ROW: John Waginer, Colin Phillippi, William Irvin, Mark Azevedo, Don Smith, Don Marx, John Clary, Richard Husted, Bruce McMartin, Tim Green. BACK ROW: Mr. Farruggia, Craig Phillippi, Craig Word, Marc Shelbv. Alan Scott, Harrv Andrest. Georee L'nelin. Robert Brodie, Sam Burkhardt. EHS BAND Mark (Satchmo) Azevedo blows Charge to rally the spirits of the Hor- net fans. The band prepares for a routine during halftime of the Lassen game. 75 A Cappella FRONT ROW: Mr. Farruggia, M. Lesser, V. Brown, D. Zapp, K. Jones, C. Cayman, K. Tarell, F. Virile, V. Brown, L. Irvin, B. Hoch- statter, C. Zelazny, D. Kissinger, G. Green, T. Dillard, J. Coats, R. Johns, K. Wilson. SECOND ROW: R. Bennett, D. Hanson, M. Chrod, K. Huston, H. Hendricks, W. Pullen, D. Scarbrough, D. Cox, D. Wilke, V. Davis, T. Turner, K. Atkinson, J. Smith, P. Arnold, M. Park, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: A. Freitas, D. Durflinger, C. Sharrett, L. Chrysler, J. Rhinehart, J. Belcher, G. Holtzen, P. Van Dyke, S. Foote, L. Broshear8, C. Basinger, H. Tuggle, L. Rambo, C. Watson, J. Watson. Stage Band FRONT ROW’: John Siva, Mike Chord, Eric Rasmussen, David Short, Pat LaPointe, Jen VanFossen. SECOND ROW: Craig Phillippi, Richard Hus ted, Don Marx, Dave Irvin, Don Smith, Mark Azevedo, Mr. Farruggia. THIRD ROW: Wally Gray, Scott Ward, Colin Phillippi, Rod Brim, Sam Burkhardt, Marc Shelby, Tim Green. 76 Enterprise Pep Band FRONT ROW: S. Burkhard, R. Brim, R. Brodie. SECOND ROW: S. Hall. P. LaPointe. D. Short, C. B. Phillippi. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, M. Azevedo, J. Wagoner, E. Rasmussen. BACK ROW: S. Ward, B. Phillippi. Drum Major C. B. Phillippi displays his talent at a basketball game. Pat LaPointe Editors Experiment with 1968 Vespa TRI-EDITORS: Tom Schwerdt, Don MacGregor, and Scott Munns. Mrs. Ann More Vespa Advisor The editors of this year's Vespa have achieved three primary innovations in the production of the yearbook. The first and perhaps the most notable is the metal inlay insignia on the cover. This specialized cover design was created exclu- sively for the 1968 Vespa, and the covers of other years have been of other types and styles. With limited staff, we made good use of another innovation in procedure, company paste-up, which saved many hours and prevented a few frazzled nerves. Another noteworthy addition is the enlargement of the book itself to collegiate size, a generous 9 x 12 inches. This ennabled the staff to include larger and more numerous pages. 78 Forest Bowman Photographer Merry Koopman Advertising Manager Forest Bowman and assistant photographer, Craig Joksch, check equipment. Staff toils diligently, in the hope of reaching first deadline in good form. 79 Journalism II Mike McIntosh, Editor-in-Chief of Hornet’s Nest Mr. Howard Colby surveys his charges as they work on the next issue of the Hornet's Nest. Wendi Browne, Page Editor. Sue Ogilvie. Reporter, Craig Joakes, Photographer, Don Marx, Business Manager, Sid Schuele, Reporter, and Dave Truax, Shorts Editor, pose for a pic. 80 June Silva types one of the many articles that are submitted for publi- Page editors work on layouts before final printing, cation. Journalism Class Edits This Year’s Hornet’s Nest Reporters Ron Hague and Sid Schuele work with other reporters as this shot is taken. Diane McDonald types copy while June Silva looks on. 81 C.S. F. OFFICERS were: Deni Galloway, secretary; Karen Nystrom, treas- urer; Mr. Hegji, Advisor; Pat Stewart, vice-president; Bob Brodie. pres- ident. FRONT ROW: B. Cullis, C. Cunningham, J. Cunningham, D. Earl, S. Munns, L. Green. T. Schwerdt, D. Bcltz, J. VanFossen. SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, K. Jones, D. Galloway, K. Harper, M. Woodford. S. Smith, V. Smith, D. Biek, D. Stauber, K. Tarell. THIRD ROW: W. Gray, D. Grokenberger. S. DiSenso, C. Forney, W. Hultquist, D. MacGregor. M. Gualtieri. R. Brim, C. Cadigan, B. Brodie. FRONT ROW: R. Johns. M. Huston, J. Katzdorn. J. Strawn. B. Lukes. S. Hubbard, B. Mecham. S. Nelson. M. Matson. K. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: K. Nystrom, G. Herring, P. Well, S. Graham, T. Parisi, C. Olson. J. Santos, M. Noble. D. Short. A. Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: T. Sterling. P. Taylor, D. Moyer, J. Odenweller. P. Stewart, B. Simmons. J. Nelson, S. Mitchell. R. Presleigh. C. Hamilton. FRONT ROW: S. Hall, M. Matson, S. Hill, N. Bonderson, G. Coburn, T. Schwerdt, S. Munns. SECOND ROW: D. Padel, M. Carr, M. Fleming, B. Mecham, K. Nystrom, D. Galloway, L, Green, D. Cushman, K. Jones, M. Knott. THIRD ROW: M. Gualtieri, R. Brim, J. Odenweller, M. Huston. BACK ROW: S. Disenso, D. Grokenberger, M. Twitchell, R. Bonnet. Spring CSF FRONT ROW: D. MacGregor, M. Noble, R. Taylor, L. Broshears, J. Nelson. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, P. Hempe, T. Parise, G. Herring, S. Short, K. Harper, M. Woodford, K. Gentry. THIRD ROW; J. Cunningham, S. Hubbard, D. Moore, E. Earl, K. Peterson. BACK ROW: K. Smith, C. Hamilton, M. Collett, J. Raine, D. Layton, A. Fitzgerald, M. Engle, K. Cunningham, R. Presley, C. Ward, P. Stewart, C. Forney, E. Rasmussen. 83 rwyr1 FFA UNDERCLASSMEN: L. Stayer, J. Ross. D. Stone. D. Crossland. M. Shulz, D. Myer. T. Owens. J. Headricks. B. Longnecker. R Stone. SECOND ROW: B. Irwin, C. Harry. M. Goddard, S. Bur cell, D. Bowen. J. Anthony. C. Willbourn, P. Nichols, S. Bowen. S. Donel- son, E. Williams, T. Myers. D. Davis. FFA FFA SENIORS—FRONT ROW. J. Anthony, M. Ste- wart, J. Fields, B. Dyer, John Wallers, Tom Panks. SECOND ROW: F. Rinehart, J. Maranda, Glenn Rodman, L. Brewen. 84 STANDING: Sue Crowe, Treasurer; Cathy Crowe, Project Chairman; Cindy Reynolds, Membership Chairman; Cheryl Rose, Historian. SIT- TING: Siaron Ward, Vice-President; Cathy Jordon, President; Janet Cushman, Secretary. FHA KNEELING: Cathy Peterson, Jackie West, Marcia Collett, Janet Cushman, Darlene Bowen, Sharon Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Linda Fisher, Sandy McLain, Debbie Tyler, Charlotte Evans, Joyce Crain, Cheryl Rose, Linda Steele. BACK ROW: Janice Burns, Gail Hunt, Cindy Rey- nolds, Louise Clanton, Shirley Alglere, Kathy Crowe, Cathy Jordon, Sharon Ward. 85 Girls Show Enthusiasm For Athletic Activities In GAA Sue Crowe exhibits her fine form on the balancing beam to the admiration of the other girls. Lynn Eddy is shocked as an opponent runs by her for a score. OFFICERS of G. A. A. were: Trudy McMath, Treasurer; Sully I-eodman, Secretary; Cathy Collett, Vice Pres- ident; and Linda Putman, President. FIRST ROW: H. Hubbard, B. Nicols. S. Huddleston, R. Conway, S. Lendman, L. Putman, R. Van Wormer, D. Bowen, D. Tyler. SECOND ROW: R. Rising, K. Healey, C. McGee, S. Ward, M. Collett, S. Brodie. S. Free. L. Holmgren. B. Mecham. D. Moore. THIRD ROW: B. Teeter. Y. Roa. M. Padgett. L. Eddy, G. Parks. L. Irvin, C. Hamilton. D. Mather, D. Lema. FOURTH ROW: T. McMath. K. Covar- rubias, K. Wilson, J. VanFossen, B. Bertram, C. Vanek, C. Collett, S. Prather. FIFTH ROW: L. Fisher, S. Algiere, C. Peterson. GAA Pep Club Plans Homecoming FRONT ROW: S. Ward, Historian. P. Stewart, Secretary, P. Gribble, President, M. Collet, Vice President, M. Padgett. Treasurer. SEC- OND ROW J Rook, B. Burns, H. Hubbard, D. Padel, L. Haynes, T. Tomicich. S. Lendman. THIRD ROW: M. Simonis, K. Healey. B. Schneider. L. Green. P. Santos. J. Johnson, C. Cayman, V. Davis. FOURTH ROW: L. Vandenboom, P. Weil, L. Manatowa. G. Herring. L. Conway, L. Woolf, S. Short. BACK ROW: P. Finne, S. Greenwalt. D. Hansen, P. Hart. J. Serpa, K. Powell. L. Knight, M. Koopman. D. Miller. Boosts School Spirit Enterprise spirit reflected on the faces of stu- dents. 88 FRONT ROW: R. Karr, P. La Mour, D. Johnson. S. Shriver, J. Steel. B. Schinkel. V. Davis. M. Nicol, S. Gerritsen, L. Santos. S. Parker. SECOND ROW: A. Von Dachenhausen. R. Van Wormer. J. Odenweller, J. McGee. B. Lukes, S. Hironymous. K. Van Doren.P. Kusi, V. Millennor, B. Moats. L. Corson. J. Proctor. THIRD ROW: D. Richey. H. Hendricks. S. Lane. M. Knott. K. Jones. T. Mc- Donald, M. Padgett. C. McCutcheon. T. Sterling. FOURTH ROW: S. Prather. S. Everett. P. Calavan, M. Lesser, T. Cole, B. Hubbard. R. Hedin, S. Ward. L. McCutcheon. M. Collett. P. Gribble. P. Stewart. FIFTH ROW: L. Sleek, L. Combs. S. Keefer, C. Hinson, D. Bouyear, G. Morton, C. La Fond, D. Maddox, D. Johnson, P. Wait. FRONT ROW: D. Barnes, P. Smith. M. Nadeker, L. Hironymous, R. Conway. N. Hague, C. Oglesby, R. Morton. R. Rider. M. Guida. SECOND ROW': M. Gannon. J. Silva, D. Kinney, G. Freeman, L. Allen. S. Hubbard, D. Ross, D. McDonnald, T. McDannald, S. Griffith, S. Mors. THIRD ROW': D. McCutcheon. M. Anderson. C. Reynolds. J. Lewis, L. Jones. T. Parise, D. McEntee. FIRST ROW: D. Read, T. Schwcrdt, M. Weis, M. Caswell. B. Schultens, B. Heidrich, G. Lewis. SECOND ROW: T. Townsend, R. Thom- pson, B. Longneckcr, D. Norton, S. Schultens, D. Moyer, M. Rodgers, S. Bement, M. Clabaugh, R. Brodie, F. Wieland, M. Matson, T. Van Slyke, M. Leonard, T. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Roy. K. Delong, S. Gordon, G. Risling, D. Smith, M. Stampfli, S. Purcell, D. Burkhardt, J. Hunt, J. Jose, G. Holtzen, W. Pullen, C. Kinnier, B. Dyer, P. Wilke, S. Foote, D. Woolf, S. Munns, B. Kimbrough. LAST ROW: B. Simmons, B. Bolton. A. Solomon, L. Baxley, K. Berry, R. Taylor, E. Sandburg, B. Miller, B. Bailey, R. Lane, R. Hague, M. Ross iter, R. Woodhouse, P. Fisher, D. Lamoureaux, Advisor. BLOCK E OFFICERS: M. Caswell, B. Schultens. M. Weis, D. Read. Block E Student Store Ron Norris Radio Club FRONT ROW: M. Hamilton, M. Matson, C. Forney. SECOND ROW: J. Wagoner, Mr. Albert Hytonen. THIRD ROW: D. Reeves, T. Mook, D. Smith. M. Twit- chell. BACK ROW: N. Ragsdale, B. Cullis, G. Adkins. Chess Club LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Grokenberger. L. James, C. Hamilton, D. Padel, S. Di- senso, Mr. Donald Moore, B. Nichols, M. Mortillaro, C. Forney, R. Taylor. Seniors Opposite: Seniors listen attentively to Senior Announce- ment salesman. CSF Life Membership Seniors who qualified for Life Membership in the California Scholarship Federation were, FRONT ROW: Cathy Hamilton, Deni Galloway, Karen Nystrom. BACK ROW: Mike Weis, Dave Grokenberger, Scott Munns, Don Mac Gregor. These students qualified by making CSF during four of their last six semesters in school. Seniors Algiere, Shirley Anthony, John Arens, Daniel Arnett, Sheryl Arnold, Debbie Atkinson, Kathryn Bacon, Diane Bailey, Diane Baker, Rodney Barton, Charlotte Basinger, Cliff Baugh, Karen Beebe, William Belcher, James Benoit, William Bertram, Beverly Blur ton, Chris Boales, Ronald Boehme, Timothy Bonder son, Noel 95 Senior Ron Boales prepares to be crowned the 1967 Football King by Betty Lukes. He is escorted by Kathy Van Doren. Bossort, William Boynton, Robert Brand, Donald Braun, Sandra Breedlove, Thomas Brewer, Laurence Seniors Brim, Rodney Brock, Carolyn Broilier, Rene Bromagem, Carol Browne, Wendi Brunett, Robert Buick, John Bult, Kyle Burkhardt, Samuel Burnaugh, Christine 96 Seniors Cop Honors Trophy winners for superior achievement in their fields were: Kathy Powell, Vocational Arts; Debbie Hansen, Fine Arts; Deni Galloway, Liberal Arts; Cathy Hamilton, Math and Science. Certificate winners for outstanding achievement were: FRONT ROW: Linda Knight. SECOND ROW: Marcia Huston, Karen Nystrom. THIRD ROW: Mike Weis, Scott Munns, David Grokenberger, Don Mac Gregor. Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS were: Debbie Padel, Sec- retary, Dave Read, President, Randy Laveen, Vice-Pres- ident, Doug Tread- well, Repre- sentative. Linda Conway, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS YELL LEADERS were: Mike Weis, Bob Schultens, Perry Fisher, Kathy Powell. 98 Burns, Barbara Buller. Frank Carr, Marcia Carter, Dean Caufield, Carol Charrier8, Daryl Senior Gary Coats works on his project in Auto Shop. Seniors Chord, Michael Christy, Charles Clanton, Louise Clyde, James Coburn, Douglas Coburn, Gary Collett, Kathy Conner, Alice Conroy, Michael Conway, Lynda 99 Cooper, William Cotton, Alice Seniors Duncan, Denise Durflinger, Donna Couts, Rebecca Covarrubias, Cathy Dyer, Brian Earl, Marian Crowe, Susan Cushman, Doris Engeln, John Everett, Glen Davis, Leanne Davis, Patricia Fairhursi, Michael Farley, Charles Disenso, Paul Dowler, Twyla Fields, Roseanna Finnie, Pamela 100 Fisher, Linda Fisher, Perry Fleming, Marian Forehand, Linda Fortna, David Franks, Vernon French, Kenneth Gayman, Cynthia Galloway, Jo George, Rebecca Seniors Gordan. Stephen Green, Elizabeth Green, Gennie Greenwall, Susan Grokenberger, David Guram, Susan Gumm, John Hague, Ronald Halcomb, Gregory Hall, Sharon 101 Seniors Hanson, Debbra Hayes, David Healey. John Heidrich, Bruce Hellekson, Linda Hart, Paula Haynes, Leigh Healey. Kristine Heier, Herbert Helton, Kathleen Senior Gary Holtzen (13) is caught up in the swirl of after-victory celebration. Hempe, Patricia Herring, Glenna Hill, Eugene Hill. Gene Seniors Himelberger, Norma Hines, Vickie Hindes, Darrelyn Hodges, Donna Hollis, Loretta Holtzen, Gary Hunt, Ron Holmgren, Roy Hubbard, Harriet Huston, Linda Huston, Marsha Irvin, Linda Hutchens, Marjorie James, Barbara Homecoming Queen candidate Sue Greenwalt shown with fellow senior, Doug Treadwell. Seniors James, Lanny Johns, Roxanna Johnson, Billie Johnson, Sandra Johnston, Linda Jones, Gary Jones, Rita Katzdorn, Janet Klein, Christine Kuhns. Douglas Jones, Mark Jordan, Catherine King, Ernest Knight, Linda Kuhns, Phillip Jones, Randall Karr, Daniel Kingsbury, Steve Koopman, Merry Kurtz, Karen 104 Seniors Lambert, Robert Lapointe, Patrick Laveen, Randall Law, Mark Ledbetter, Michael Lee, Ethel Lend man, Sally Lewis, Gary Linebarger, Bill Lyford, James MacGregor, Donald Mallery, Richard Manatowa, Elizabeth Mann, Theodore Martin, Michael Marts, Frank Marx, Donald Mather, Bonnie Mather, Grelta Matheson, Barbara 105 Seniors Mathews, Michael McCardia, Carol McKee, Kathleen McKee, Virginia McPhail, Karyn Mefford, Jo Ann Melton, Fred Merrick, Linda Miller, Darrell Miller, Michael Miranda, Rodney Moore, Deryn Morrow, Gary Mortillaro, Mike Mosley, Larry Munns, Scott Munson, Larry Mu8cutt, Cindy Myers, Susan Nadeker, Joseph 106 Seniors Denise Duncan and Cindy Muscutt and some friends decorate for the car parade. Nelson, Daniel Nelson. Samuel Nicol, William Norton. Steven Ogilvic, Susan Nelson, llene Nichols. Barbara Norris. Phillip NyStrom, Karen Olinger, Valerie 107 O'Neal, Patricia Ostenberg, Iva Seniors Peterson, Cathy Pevehouse, Gary Padel, Deborah Park, Glenda Phillippi, Pamela Powell, Kathleen Park Michael Parrish, Marsha Presleigh, Randall Pryor, Regina Parsons, Patrick Pauley, Barbara Pur sell, Steve Putman, Linda Pauley, Robert Perkins, Deborah Raine, Randall Ram bo, Linda 108 Ram sled. Edward Randolph, Patricia Read, David Reese, Mari Rhineharl, Frank Randall, Thomas Rasmussen, Eric Reed, Patrick Reimer, Rio Rhoades, John Seniors Rhoades, Robert Riecke, Jacquelyn Rising, Renee Rodman, Glen Rodger, Peggy Richardson, Karen Riley, Timothy Risllng, Baron Rodman, Seri Rook, Judy 109 Seniors Rossiter, Michael Roy, Bruce Sandberg, Cary Santos, Patt Schneider, Rebecca Schuele, Sidney Schultens, Robert Schulz, William Schwerdt, Thomas Serpa, Janean Shelby, Marc Sheppard, Sandy Short, Sandra Shultz, Jeanne Silkwood, Brian Silva, John Simonis, Mary Simonis. Dennis Sly, Michele Smith, Daniel 110 Seniors Stainbrook, Lonnie Stewart. Michael Stolbrand, Carlos Stone. Marten Stowe, Lester Slrawn, Judy Sturmer, Virginia Stymus, Kathleen Swain, Gary Tew, Janice Thien, Deborah Thomas, David Thomas. Linda Thompson, Carl Tomicich, Teresa Treadwell. Douglas Tuggle, Harold I'mberger, Michael Vanatta, Dennis Vandenboom, Lynn 111 Seniors Vanek, Chris Van Slyke, Cynthia Vaughn, Cathy Waldon, Mike Waller, Terrence Van Noy, Glenn Vasquez, Dennis Vonderscheer, Louis Walker, Robert Walsh. Michael Wanless, Judy Weil, Pamela Watson, Robert Weis, Mike For being a good boy. Senior Mike Weis found a couple of surprises under the Christmas tree this year. Seniors West, Earl West, Jacquelyn Wilke, Paul Williams, Bona Woodhouse, Ricky The annual Sadie Hawkins Dress-up Day is only one of the many activities that this year's seniors will no longer experience at Enterprise. Woodrum, Michael Woolf, Linda Wooten. Shannon Wyss, John Zirkle, Karen 113 Underclassmen Junior Class Shows Potential, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS were: Tana McDonald, Treasurer; Robert Drodie, Vice President; Chris Kinnier, Representative; Mark Clabaugh. President; Stacy Shriver, Secretary. Proves Active 116 JUNIOR CLASS YELL LEADERS were: Patty Stewart, Ramona Van Wormer, Brent Bolton, Alexis Van Dachenhauser. Linda Steele puta that finishing touch to her homemaking project. Jan Johnson enjoys herself at the Sadie Hawkins sock hop. Sock it to her Rodney! Bill Bailey admires his great accomplishment in arts crafts. 117 Juniors Adklnii, Greg Arquette. Paul Aufieri. Sieve Bagiev. Cynthia Bailey. Bill Bailey. Mike Lynette Perkins, junior, is caught daydreaming between classes. Baker, Jo Bales, Peggy Barnhart, Karen Barton, Kerry Baecoro. William Bewcom. David Baxley. Lenny Beal. Ronald Bellua, l.iz Be menu Tom Berry. KeUy Billings. Kathy Binkley, Greg Blackmon, Charles Blaiadcll, Craig Blom. John Bo lien, Brent Bouyear, Diane Bowden, Kathryn Bowen. Don Bowen, Stan Bowling. Ted Bremer. James Brewen, Jennifer 118 Brewer. Sharia Bright. Dave Brodle, Robert Brooks, Dan Broabears, Charlea Brown, Tom Bronett. Gary t'adlgan. Chris Calavan. Paula Cana van. Stove Cannon. Phyllis Carpenter, Glen Carter, David Carter, Rick Cartier. Linda Caewall. Barbara Chamberlin. Keith Chandler. Jean Chandler, Kenny Childs. Janice Chryaler. Lance Clabeugh. Mark Clark. Larry Clary, John Patty Stewart, junior, awes fellow P. E. mates with her agility on the parallel bars. Juniors Coats, Joyce Cole. Tawnie Collett. Marcia Combe. Linda Compton. Brenda Cooper. Buffle 119 Juniors Corson. Lynn Cramer. Steve Daniels. Steve Davis, Dorene Cox. Dale Cross, Kathr Darrah. Gref Daria. Valerie Crain. Joyce Cunningham. Jar Davideen. Kathy Dawson. Ted Randy Hodges. Junior, and Mike Caswell, senior, show Susie Spotless how it's done at Enterprise. Delgado. Nydta Delgado, Sharon Denny. A1 Dill. John Dillard, Than a Dixon. Eugene Dork. Nora Duncan. Steve Eaton. Karen Etwood. Bonnie Evans. Bob Evans. Charlotte Everett. David Everett, Michelle Fair hurst. Terry Fassett, Richard Feld miller, BUI Felker, Kyle 120 Juniors Each student shows excellence in her P. E. routine. Ferguaon, Sue Flake. Cindy Free. Suean Fttla. Jim Ferrln. Ruaaell Forney. Craig Freeman, Jim Gagper. Bud Ftaher, Marci Franklin. Kathy FrUx. Julie Gakrlne. Rick Cannon. Gary Gardner, Nick Gentry. Karen Gerrtteen. Sally Gray. Parker Grtbble, Pamela Grubb . BUI Coulter, Gerald Grove. Robert Gutda, Mike Gut man, BUI Hachett. Gary Haddox. l.mnua Haley, Shawn Hall, Dana Halverson. BUI llammerataedt, Howard Harden. Michael 121 Harding, Kent Harland, Bonnie Harris, Chris Harrison, Randy Hart, Bob Hathaway. Sandra Headrick. James Hedln. Romana Heicr, Erika Hendricks, Hellen Hendricks, Robert Henry, Cathy Henson, Charolette Hess, Don Hernage, Stephanie Hlronymous, Sue Hochstatter, Barbara Hodges, Randy Hodgdon. Jeri Holmgren, Linda Hoiderbetn, Dennis Hower, Lee Hufford, Clinton HufTord, Jerrle Bill Out .man, junior, exhibits good study habits while leaning on the restroom door. Juniors Juniors Jerry Coulter, junior, works on the Ag- shop tractor. Jorgenson. Jan Jose. Jim Karr. Rax Ann Katxdorn. Mike Keefer. Sharon Kcrah. Richard King. David KInner. Chris Knott. Mary Koenig. Dale Kraft. Penny Krtek. Steve Kust, Pat La Fond. Chris 1 .amour, Paulette Landis. Jerry Lands, Robert Lane, Rod Lane. Shari Leaser. Phil Leonard. Mike Lesser. Margie Lopes, Jan Lukes. Betty 123 Lyman, Shawn MacLellan, Laura McBrayer, Larry McCarty. Pamela McCulcbcon, Cathy McCutcheon. Linda McDonald. Tana McEntee, Kerry McGee. Cheryl McGee. Joy McLain. Sandy Me Martin. Mary McMalh. Trudy McNeal. Robert McPhail. Penny Maddox. Donna Masakft. Toni Maher. Honald Juniors Mahon. Mike Main. Steve Mancum. Scott Mark. Tom Marklnaon, Shirley Martlndale. Dean Mataon. Mark MaUiaon. Chrlaty Maxey. Phil Mayfield, Gloria Metneken. Gary Mender, Vlcltt Metheny. Mike Meyer. Dick MUea. Keo Mill Minor. Vicki Mitchell. Steve Moata. Brenda Mook. Tim Mooney. Pal Moore. Jack Moore. Larry Moore. Sharon Morefleld. Sharon Morrlock, Patti Morrison, Jack Morton. GaU Myers, True Nelson. Jack Nelson. Leo Newman. Oary Nlcol. Marian Nichols. Paul Noble. Audrey Norris. Ron Norton. Kathy Odenweller. Julie Olson. Chris Olson. Mike Oulman. Amy Owana, Tom Padgett. Mavis Juniors Parham. Diana Park. Mitchell Parker. Sandra Parker. Susan Peck. Rose Perkins, Bob Perkins. Lyimette Peterson. David Pleaha. Joy PUcock. Patty Pitts. Sherrll Powers, Tim Prather. Susan Proctor. Judy Proctor, Pat Pruett, Darrell Pullen. Wayne Prutu, Sharon Kamo, Joyce Ramey. Mike Ratliff. Bob Rednee. Jean Reed. John Richey. Deborah Rider. Rex Riley. Shell� Roi, Yvonne Roberta. Stephen Roaa. Dan Ron siler, Tim Rouae. Kathleen Sedow. Jennie Sandberg, Ed Santo� , Jeanne San to a Llaa sargent. Susan Saltier. Jav Scarbrough. Darnelle Schinkel. Bobette Schroeder. Ken Sharrelt. Cathy Shilling. Ken Juniors Shine. BUI Shrtver, Stacy SUva. Julie Simmona. BUI Smith, Debbie Smith, Kay Solomon. Allen Sender, Dave Stanfield. Jim Stanton. Jill Steel. Joan Steele, Linda Stephen a, Chert Sterling. Trina Stevena, Dwyane Stewart, Patty Stockton. Dave Stooe. Louise Stromberg. Gary Sturgeaa. Jan Stymua. Linda Taylor. Rick Taylor. Steve Terry. Cynthia Toaster, Ghrrald Tniacher. David Thomas, Jerri Thompson, Richard Thompson. Sandra Tilley. Don Tlmpe, Sharon Todd. Mike Toney. Mike TwncbeU. Mart Vanderpool. George Van Doren. Kathy Van Dyke. Patricia Van Syke. Tally Van Wormer, Ramona Vickrey. Billie Von Dachenhauaen. Alexis Wade. Rick Juniors Wagoner. John WaU. Peggy Walker. Cherle Waller. Caraon Ward. Mike Ward. Sharon Webb. George Webber. Gary Weldon. Barbara Westlake. Michelle Whitman. Bob Wilke, Deborah Williams. Ernie Wilson. Kay Wtlaon. Linda Wilson. Sue Winkler. Norv Win ton. Mike Woolf. Dave Zelazny. Colleen 127 ■ Sophomores Swing Jayvee cheerleaders Roxanne Morion and Nancy Haque yell for victory at the game Mike Rogers is another of the numerous socially active in Central Valley. sophomores at Enterprise. Colin Phil lippi, a sophomore member of the pep band, will be back to pep up home Buffy Cooper rocks to the beat at the Football Home corn- games for two more years. ing Dance. 128 CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Roxy Conway. Secretary, Jen Van- Fossen. Representative, Craig Word, Vice-President. Diane Mac- Donald, Treasurer. Sophomore Class Leaders YELL LEADERS, left to right: Karen Blue, Mike Natina, Dean Moyer, Steve Bur cell, Toni Parise. O ii r ■ lv Adams, Greg Adkins, Alan Alkere. Kenneth Allen. Linda Amacker, Miles Anderson. Janet Sophomores Don Smith, sophomore, rolls out his elec- tion speech notes. Andrest, Harry Anthony, Kathy Armstroan. Carol Arnett. Heather Arnold, Penny Atchley, Roxanne Acevedo. Mark Baker, Tina Barnabe. Sally Barnes, Darlene Barton. Ed Bauer, Terri Baxley. Connie Beebe. Jack Be 11 truer r. Wade Beltz, Diane Bennett, Russell Benoit, Rita Bertacnolll. Fred Blek, David Blankenship, David Blue, Karen Boehle. Greg Bogue, Larry 130 Boaaert, Kathy Boa «di, Lana Bowen, Dari ana Bowen, Steve Bowman, Forest Brand, Laura Braun, Ella Braun, Margaret Breedlove. Kelly Brlaaey, Linda Brodte, Theresa Brook� , BUI Rrousaeau, Hick Brower. Nickie Brown, Robert Brown. V me Ice Buchanan, Carl Bur cell, Steve Burkhardt, Dave Bums, Janice Cahoon. Glenn Carl Ion, Vince Carter. Terry Chandler, Kathy Sophomore Tom Townsend works hard on his mechanical drawing project. Sophomores Char lea. Merit Cheenut. Bob Clary. Jack Cline, Roland 1 1 Clyde. Dan Cockrell. Brent (Ti ■ . J 131 Collina, John Connelly, Kathy Conway. Roxy Cook. Sieve Cox. Judy Crane, Lealle Craatea, Krla Cull la. William Cunningham. Kathy Cuahman, Janet Dale, Gloria Darla. Don Drivers Training is really fun... Just ask Darlene Jones. Sophomores Davldaon. Dan DeLong. Keith Dtcfcena. Linda Dill. Mike Doehne. John Dooelson. anmuel Donohue. Patricia Doaa. Pat DuBoae, June� Duprey. Tom Durfltnger, Debbie Dynr. Craig Earl. Doug Edwarda, Katy Eduard . Elizabeth Eddy. Lynn Engle, Marilyn Engeln, George 132 What, me worry about Latin?.. . Tim Green. Fphland. Greg Faulkenbury, Terry Flfer. Mike Flnneran. Janice Fitzgerald. Anne Foote. Sun Fowe, Film Frazier, Ann Freeman. Ginger Freitas, Arthur French. Donald French. Kandy Sophomores Froet. Allen Gagner. Harold Gaither. Dan Galloway, Nancy Galloway, Sheri Gannon. Melinda Gardner, Chris Gatta. Anne Gentry. Allyaon Gentry. Linda Gibson, I.arry Gilbert. Craig Gill. Jerry Glorgl, Brad Goddard. Mike Ooergee. Carta Goldsworthy, Kim Gorman, Ben 133 Sophomores With enthusiasm, cheerleaders attempt to fly. Graham. Sandy Green, Tun Greenhaw, Marclne Griffith a. Sue Crimea, Michelle Grokenberger. Cathy Grove. Nancy Gualtieri. Michael GuIda. Mary Gumm, Carol Gunaolley, Judi Hague. Nancy £ h Halcomb, Barbara Halcomb, Vickie Haley. Jim Hamlltoo. Mark Harper. Krte Harrington. Dan Harry. Chuok Haws. Judi Henry. Mary Hr mage. Michele Hill. Charles Hill. Ken Hines, Donna Hines, Terri Hlronymous, Linds Hoehn. Shells Hoke. Sylvia Hooper, Kenneth Sophomores Horr. Cricket! Howe, Cora Hubbard, Sherrie Huckstep, Carla Huddleaton, Sue Huff, Store Hull man, Gene Hughes. Marlene Hunt. Gail Hunt. Marsha Huated, Richard Huston. Kathy Co-ordination and agility are goals girls P. E. Hutchens, Mary Irvin. David Irvin, Joe Irwin. Bob Jay, Teresa Jester, Joy Johnson. Collette Johnson, David Johnson, Tommy Jones. Linda Jones. LineII Jordon. Thomas Kaiser, Kathleen Kaufaer, Bruce Keenan. Janice KeUeher, Mike Kemper, Koneta Kendall, Terri Kraatler, Allen Kimbrough. Bruce Kingsbury, Donna Kinney. Deborah Knapp, Kirk Krogh, Patricia Lane, Pam Kurtx, Mary Layton, Detune Leach. Dennia Leas. Joe Lee, Anthony Lema. Debbie Lend man. Paul Lenaer. Greg Leonard, Gary Lewis, Jan Lewis. Pat Lewis. Janet Link, Rosanna Llnse, Richard Longnecker, Bob Lyons. Vera Madison, Richard Marshall. Stephen Marlin. Penny Masterson. Pat Mather. Debbie Matheson. Don Matheaon, Ed Sophomores 136 Mary Hutchens and Kathy Cunningham show themselves to be industrious. Mathews. Marianne Measles. Phil Mecham. Breads Meeks. Steve Melton, FTIalne Metheny. Bruce Miller. Bruce Miranda. Chris Moffat. Michael Mo ref leid, Daniel Morey. Barbara Mora. Sue Morton. Roxanae Moxley. Linda Moyer, Dean Myers, Lorelei McCanneU. Rod McCulcheoo. Debbie McDannald, LatricU McDonald. Diane Met nice. Debbie McIntosh. Ted McIntosh. Mike McKee. GaU Me Mart in. Bruce McNeal. Judy Narum. Gref Nadeker. Marie Nallna. Michael Nichols. Jolie Sophomores Janet Lewis seems to be having a good time at the '67 Homecoming Dance. Noble. Mike Norton. Dennis Norton. Trad ddesby, Cathy Cguln. Mike on. Charles Oulman. Sharon Owens, Kathy Owens, Leanna Pa rise. Tool Patton. Elaine Pearson. John Pearson. I. Anne Peoland. Randy Perallng. Jill Pesterfleld. Sue Petersen. Doug Peterson. Brent Sophomores o ft • v ' 4k v Pevehouse. Deryl PhUlIppL Colin Phillips. Cheryl Phipps. David Pierce. Ken Pierce. Lyda Plesha. Mike Plounty, Steve Pope. Roy Porter. Diana Poulsen, Leslie Prather. Debra What- or who- distracted Melinda Gannon from her studies ? 138 Prtddy, Vernon Putnam, Ken Quibell. Kay Ramadell. BUI Read, Cary Redder, Woody Reed, Dene Reeve . Douglas Reynold . Cynthia Rinehart. Jessie Rhoades. Darla Rhyne. Gary Rider, Rose Rlewerta, Nancy RUey, Henry Rial tag. Gary Rodgers, Mike Rodman. Terry Don Maiherson eyes the clock as his class uses the Enter- prise library. Schuele. Marilyn Schullens, Steve SchuU, Mike Scott. Alan Sophomores 139 Selby. Cathie Sell In. Steve Seymore. Rick Sielby. Kevin Sheppard. Georgia Short, David Short. Ruaaell Silva. June Simoni� . Georgia Smith. Don Smith. Martha Smith. Pam Smith. Steven Smith. Sydney Smith. Valerie SUmpfll. Mike Stauber, Douglas Slayer. Leonard Stevenson. Kris Stiles. Larry Slone. Billie Stone. Dan Stone. Dan Stone. Ricky Stytr. BUI Slymus, Lance Swanaon. David Sybert. Barbara TaralL Karen Teeter. Bonnie Taaaier, Larry Thompson. Dari. Thompson. Jack Tlmpe. Claudia Tompkins, Danny Townsend, Tom Kelly Breedlove is caught off guard at a school dance. Sophomores 140 Trefcell, Linda Truax. Dave Truett Charlea Tucker. Carolyn Tuntaon. Steve Turner. Thaylen. Tyler. Caroline Tyler. Debbie Van Krt. Mike Van Foaaen, Jen Van Wagenaen. Suaan Vaughn. Kirk Vlnum. Bonnie Vlecaino, Sharon Volbrecht. Henry Vooderacheer, Eric Walker. Jim Ward. Scott Sophomores Warren. Connie Walaon. Dan tel Walk in . Bruce Weatherford, Joann Webb. Jim Welland. Forreat Wela. Maraha Wetmore. Bonnie Whlaeohont. George White. Michael Whitney. Linda Wilbourn. Chuck Wilhelm I. Stan William . Lynette Winton. Steve Wolf. Barbara Wood, t Inda Woodford. Margaret Woodhouae. Vickie Woodmansee, Tarilyn Word. Craig Worley, Janean Wylie. Frank Zapp, Diane 141 Opposite: opponent. Sports Bob Schultens finds the hoop as tough as any KNEELING: Dave Woolf. Robert Brodie, Bob Netherland, Mike Mathews. Shannon Wooten, Jerry Hunt. Kelly Berry. Rod Baker. Paul Wilke. Rick W’oodhouse, Ron Boales, Ernie King. STANDING: Bill Simmons. Baron Risling, Bill Halverson. Wayne Pullen. Michael Caswell. Bob Schultens, Jim Netherland. Perry Fisher, Pat Parson, Russ Ferrin, Nick Gardner, Lenny Baxley, Gary Lewis. Coach Russell discusses next play with offense during practice. Enterprise Opponent 6 Grants Pass 27 14 Lassen 7 13 Chico 13 9 Red Bluff 19 18 Shasta 32 28 Yreka 14 24 Central Valley 13 28 Reno 14 12 Anderson 27 144 FRONT ROW: Dave Burkhardt. Gary Newman, Jack Nelson, Jim Fuls, Brian Dyer. Dick Kersh, A1 Solomon, Bill Bailey. Brent Bolton. Mike Weis. Tom Schwerdt. ROW TWO- Dave Lafond, Jim Jose, Ron Hague, Bob DeMyer, Dan Gaither, Chris Kinnier, Ken Schilling. Bruce Heidrich, Don Hess, Rick Wade, Bill Nicol. Rich Thompson. Hornet Varsity Wins 4 Drops 4 Ties 1 With a team adorned by Juniors the Enterprise Hornets began the 1967 football season by winning only one of the first five games. After a sound drubbing by Shasta in the Homecoming game the Hornets won three in row before losing to a powerful team in Anderson, the season finale. For the Seniors the season was i disappointing one; for the Juniors it brought hope that next year might bring that long-sought-after championship. Coach Kerr looks disgusted at an official's call. Varsity ballplayers hustle in expectation of the upcoming Shasta game. Hornets Work Hard for 4-4-1 Season Varsity team members run through the execution of a play prior to the Grants Pass Game. Coach Russell tells Bill Nicol the correct way to stand on sideline. Grants Pass 27 Enterprise 6 A good Grants Pass defensive effort corrals Hornet quarterback Tom Schwerdt. Sophomore fullback Dave Burkhardl (34) struggles for extra yardage after catching a pass. Mike Weis misses this tackle which was a preview of what was to come. 148 Enterprise 14 Lassen 7 Safety Ron Hague (84) muffs this try for an interception. Varsity team members appear to be concerned about each other prior to gametime. Chico 13 Enterprise 13 Rick Woodhouse (88) is brought down from behind after snagging a pass. Ron Boales (26) tries to elude two would-be Chico tacklers. 150 Red Bluff 19 Enterprise 9 Tom Good of Red Bluff gets off this pass as Hornets fail to reach him in time. Bob De Myer (83) blocks for Mike Weis (62) who is returning an on side kick. Assistant coach Leroy Kerr disagrees with an official's call. Shasta 32 Enterprise 18 Skip Netherland (36) tackles Shasta's Mike Olsen to help stop initial Shasta drive. Quarterback Tom Schwerdt (14) searches for downfield blocking as Nick Gardner (32) comes up to help. 153 Enterprise 28 Yreka 14 Tom Schwerdt (14), with a block from Rick Woodhouse (88), runs the quarterback draw. Nick Gardner (32) races through a gaping hole on his way to a long gain. 154 Enterprise 24 Central Valley 13 Rick Wade looks downfield for blockers after inter- Skip Netherlands and Ron Boales discuss the last offensive drive, cepting a pass. Bob Schultens, despite slraightarm from the official, is brought down after a long gain. 155 Alan Solomon (56) makes sure the Reno ball carrier is stopped while Bill Bailey (63) looks on. Skip Netherland (36) heads around left end for 46 yards and the final Enterprise TD. Enterprise 28 Reno 14 Mike Fairhurst (87) shoots thru a host of Reno blockers to try to stop an end sweep. 156 Anderson 27 Enterprise 12 Songleaders open Anderson game with a hopeful routine. but as seen on the faces of the coaches and Brent Bolton hope was not enough. KNEELING: P. Measles. G. Bailey, D. Norton, R. Brusso, II. Gagner, E. Sargent, T. Lee, F. Wetland. M. Goddard, S. Schultens, B. Kimbrough. B. Miller, S. Burcell, M. Natina, A. Frost. SECOND ROW: L. Stiles, E. Vonderscheer, D. Truax, J. Webb, B. Graeber, T. Green, M. Amacker, M. Noble, D. Short, B. Georgi, D. Clyde, M. Moffat, D. Stone, B. McMartin, K. Putman. THIRD ROW: T. Townsend, D. Smith, G. Risling, K. Delong, T. Ross, S. Sellin, M. VanErt, R. Matmiller, C. Gilbert, D. Peterson, D. Pevehouse, B. Longnecker, B. Peterson, C. Dyer, S. Foot, M. Stamp fit, H. Riley, G. Reed. Jayvees Win 1 Drop 6 Tie 1 Coach Manatowa explains the finer points of the game to JV team members. Enterprise 9 13 0 0 7 37 6 20 Opponent Red Bluff Lassen Chico Red Bluff Shasta Yreka Central Valley Anderson 20 26 6 51 20 7 6 14 158 Lil” Hornets End A Disappointing Sixth With a team expected to have a shot at the championship, Enterprise J. V. 's disappointed the fans by playing bad ball the first five games. They broke their streak with a win over Yreka and then tied C. V. On the last weekend of the season the Hornets just missed an upset against Anderson. Toby Ross lakes a Mike Natina (14) pass and eludes a grimacing Shasta player. Hornet Jayvees suffer through their five-game losing streak. 159 J.V.’s Gain Toby Ross (36) skirts right end on way to long run in the Shasta game. Needed Experience Thompson Field scoreboard reflects lone happy night for J. V. 8. Mr. Leroy Kerr (OO)drives past Mike Weis (4) for a faculty basket. Mr. John Farruggia (48) gets hammered by Mike Weis (4). Faculty Upsets Block E in B-Ball Game 42-41 Tammy Schwcrdt, Ronec Hague, Roda Lane, Gary Lewis, and Lennell Mr. Dick Lamoureaux goes high above the Block E team members Baxley gamely tried to rally support for the Block E team. to garner two points for the Faculty. 161 KNEELING: Mr. Lamoureaux, Gary Coburn. Brent Bolton. Mark Ciabaugh, Pat Masterson, Tom Breedlove. Tom Schwerdt, Ed Sandburg. STANDING: Hon Hague. Lenny Baxley. Gary Hackett. Scott Munns, Dan Riley, Rod Lane, Mike Conroy, Gary Lewis, Gary Holtzen. Brent Bolton scores two in opening win against Fall River. 162 Coach Lamoureaux during the opening game... Hornets Are Champions Set Record With Their Nineteen Victories Opponent 29 Fall River EHS 66 36 Trinity 35 30 Lassen 60 51 Dunsmuir 73 44 Paradise 55 39 Dunsmuir (And. Tnmt.) 50 33 Red Bluff (And. Tnmt.) 58 61 Newark (And. Tnmt.) 50 44 Los Molinos 98 40 ♦Chico 56 42 ♦Yreka 65 46 ♦ Anderson 78 60 ♦Red Bluff 56 66 ♦Shasta 72 41 ♦Central Valley 58 50 ♦Yreka 51 43 ♦Anderson 56 52 ♦Red Bluff 66 48 ♦Shasta 50 59 ♦Central Valley 74 50 ♦Chico 82 69 El Camino (Cam. TOC) 59 56 Hiram Johnson (Cam. TOC) 62 60 Las Lomas (Cam. TOC) 43 denotes league games The Enterprise High School basketball team was a heavy favorite to win the Northern Athletic League title this year and that is exactly what they did. After shaking off an early loss to Trinity the Hornets took second place in the Anderson Tourney, losing a tight champ- ionship game to Newark. The team breezed through their first three league games before being shocked at Red Bluff by four. After getting by .‘hasta at Shasta the Hornets took on undefeated Central Valle}' at home. They performed well before a turnaway crowd and bested the Falcons by seventeen. Another packed house witnessed the game with Red Bluff which would give the winner a direct line to the title. The Hornets, down at intermission, came back in the second half to win going away. The team completed their league season with eight straight victories. .... and after the final league game. Anderson Tourney Brings 2nd Place Trophy Enterprise 50 Dunsmuir 39 Enterprise 55 Red Bluff 33 Enterprise 50 Newark 61 Hornets control opening tip of final game. 164 Dan Riley guides in two in opening night victory over Dunsmuir. Tom Schwerdt puts Enterprise on top of heavily favored Newark with free toss. Rod Lane keeps Enterprise close with this two. Defeat is realized. 165 Enterprise 56 Chico 40 Mike Conroy (32) puts up his uncannily accurate Jump shot as Dan Riley (33) watches the ball's flight. Enterprise 65 Yreka 42 Ron Hague (14) leaps over a Chico player after saving an awry pass. Scott Muons (31) nods in approval while Coach Dick Lamoureaux exhorts his charges to play better. Enterprise 78 Anderson 42 Tom Breedlove, Dan Riley, Mike Conroy, and Tom Schwerdt warm up for the game. Red Bluff 60 Enterprise 56 Tom Breedlove (12) dribbles downcourt to spark the Hornet fast break... ... .And dishes off to Mike Conroy (32), who lays the ball up for two points. 167 Rod Lane and Dan Riley score and Conroy hauls in a rebound in action from the Central Valley game. Enterprise 58 Enterprise 72 Central Valley 41 Shasta 66 A relieved Coach Lamoureaux receives congratulations after his team took previously undefeated C.V. This picture seems to show the loose spheroid gathering praise from the outstretched arms of the Enterprise and Yreka players. Enterprise 51 Yreka 50 Dan Riley (33) searches for an open man to pass to to complete the Hornets' vaunted fast break. 169 Rod Lane (23) leaps far above two Anderson defenders to get off a jump shot. Lenny Baxley (left fore- ground) hustles into his rebounding position. Enterprise 56 Anderson 43 Three Hornet defenders look on helplessly as Adam Morgan (24) of Anderson drives in for a lay-up. Dan Riley (33) extends his 6-5 frame during one of his patented turn-around jump shots. Ron Hague lays up an uncontested bucket. Enterprise 66 Dan Riley's fight paid off with a jump ball. Rod Lane and Lenny Baxley sky for an attempted rebound. Red Bluff 52 These two points by Tom Schwerdt pulled the Hornets closer in their come-from-behind victory. Tom Schwcrdt scores on a fast break in Spirit The Enterprise bench displays enthusiasm as Coach Lamoureaux exhibits con Week game against Shasta. cern. Enterprise 50 Shasta 48 Mike Conroy is fouled early in game when he attempts to drive against Shasta's John Fryer fights off Enterprise's Mike Conroy, Dan Riley, Siasta's Mike Olsen. and Rod Lane. In desperation Mike Kink of Central Valley grabs the ball and Ed Sandberg in latter stages of Enterprise victory. Tom Schwerdt goes up for two as Ron Hague makes sure. Enterprise 74 Central Valley 59 Ron Hague, unable to grab the rebound, slaps it out of opponent's hand during easy victory. Lenny Baxley gets off this attempt for two in latter stages of the Chico game. Students hold up a sign during the game which reads Hie NO. 1 Coach and NO. 1 Team in NAL. Enterprise 82 Chico 50 Enterprise displays their devastating fast-break as Scott Munns gets ready to pass off to Lenny Baxley. Gary Lewis completes the three on two. 174 Championship Sour Note, Take Sixth in T.O.C. Dan Riley scores two for the Hornets in their final night defeat. Despite an elbow from an El Camino player Mike Conroy lays in a bucket. Mike Conroy scores on a fast break. The Hornets’ break kept them in the game. A look of disbelief appears on the face of Dan Riley as a Las Lomas foe guards the ball. 177 FRONT ROW: Forrest Weiland, Mike Rogers, Kelly Breedlove, Steve Schultens, Dean Moyer. BACK ROW: Toby Ross, Dennis Norton, Bill Graeber, Doug Petersen, Kirk Knapp, Brent Peterson, Dave Burkhardt, Henry Riley, Mike Natina, Joe Leas, Coach Don Stampfli. Jayvees Are Fourth in League at 6-6 The Enterprise Junior Varisty opened the 1967-68 basket- ball season by losing all seven of their pre-league games. Entering league play with a 0-7 record was not promising for the Lil Hornets, but they scored a surprisingly easy opening victory over Chico. The victory over the Panthers seemed to have a settling effect on the team, and they started playing the way many observers had expected them to play when the season started. With three outstanding jayvee teams such as Shasta, Red Bluff, and Yreka in the NAL this year. Enterprise finished fourth with a 6-6 league record. In final summary, an overall 6-13 record does not really do justice to these sophomores who will be back next year to help the Hornet Varsity defend its Northern Athletic League championship. EHS Opponent 38 Fall River 40 33 Trinity 55 39 Lassen 44 48 Dunsmuir 64 40 Paradise 43 34 Shasta (And. Tnmt.) 44 35 Los Molinos 38 45 ♦Chico 34 43 ♦Yreka 58 47 ♦Anderson 44 52 ♦Red Bluff 73 36 ♦Shasta 46 56 ♦Central Valley 37 58 ♦Yreka 65 65 ♦Anderson 58 43 ♦Red Bluff 58 52 ♦Shasta 58 71 ♦Central Valley 41 59 ♦Chico 50 178 Kirk Knapp (41) and Dave Burkhardt (far right) appear to want nothing to do with a desperate struggle for the ball between Mike Natina (dark jersey) and three opposing Falcons. Mike Natina (24) attempts to dribble through traffic on his way upcourt during the Cen- tral Valley away game. Dave Burkhardt (45) drives for a lay up against a strong Red Bluff team. 179 About to turn a steal off the full-court press into two points is Mike Natina (24) of the Hornets. Dave Burkhardt (45) displays his own inimitable style of shooting free throws during the Central Valley game. Doug Peterson leaps to block a Falcon shot as Dave Burkhardt and Joe Leas (22) look Kirk Knapp (41) goes up for another two points as on helplessly. the Hornets blitz Central Valley. 180 JV’s Rebound After Opening With Seven Straight Losses Kirk Knapp leaps above three Central Valley players and knocks the rebound out to Dennis Norton. Mike Natina gets behind C. V. opponent for two points. Songleaders Yell Leaders Linda Woolf, Debbie Wilke, Valerie Davis, Cindy Gayman, Renee Wilgus, Perry Fisher, Sue Greenwalt, Lynette Perkins, Diane Bouyer Marian Nicol, Kathy McKee. Basketball Spirit Buzzies Marci Fisher. Linda Stymus JV Yell Leaders Nancy Hague, Roxanne Morton, Cathy Oglesby, Tish McDannald, Susan Griffiths First League Championship Calls For a Dunking of the Coach and All-Around Celebration Players and Coach discuss the long season. FRONT ROW: Perry Fisher, Dan Karr, Tom Townsend, Chris Kinncr, Gary Risling. SECOND ROW: George Englen, Mike Dill, Keith Sutter- white, Dan Stone, Bob Brodie, Steve Hill, Dick Kersh, Mr. Jim Sinyard. Wrestling Returns to Enterprise FRONT ROW: Sam Doneldson, Harold Gagner, Brad Giorgi, Mike Schultz, True Myers, Bud Gagner. SECOND ROW: Miles Amacker, Jim Belcher, Greg Adams, Harry Andrest, Bill Cullis, Jack Clary, Eric Vonderscheer. Due to the passage of the override tax, wrestling returned to Enterprise this year as a varsity inter- scholastic sport. Top point makers for the Hornets were juniors Dick Kersh and Bob Brodie, with 27 and 26 respectively. The squad was not a strong one this year, but with the loss of only two team members to graduation, much better things are looked for in the years ahead. 184 Gary Risling, the Big Bear , puts on the pressure in an effort to pin his opponent. Wrestlers Pin Los Molinos 29-25 Mike Dill picks up points as he rolls his foe over on his back. George Engeln takes control in his match against a Los Molinos wrestler. 185 Hornet Horsehiders Have Gary Coburn Bob Schulte ns Lenny Baxley Sid Schuele Tom Breedlove Brent Bolton Mike Walsh Rick Wade aRUIkI „ Bill Simmons Norv Winkler Bob Evans Tim Powers Rod Lane Ed Sandberg Ken Schilling Manager Pat Parsons Varsity Baseballers Take Opener Coach's Message: The game of baseball gives a person the opportunity to express himself as an individual when he challenges the pitcher while at the plate. It also gives a person the opportunity to work together with other players on defense and thus learn to participate in combined efforts. Baseball thus has the two-fold purpose of teaching individuality and teaching people to work together in order to achieve a common end. A person needs both ingredients in order to succeed in today's competitive society. The main purpose of any game, however, is to win, and that is what the 1968 Enterprise varsity baseball team should be able to do this year if it keeps the proper attitude. If this is achieved, it will only be because the players worked together as a team and utilized their natural gifts to the best of their ability. Leroy Kerr, Varsity Baseball Coach Coach Leroy Kerr . . .Talent Game Location Date Corning Home March 15 Corning Away March 22 ♦Anderson Away March 29 ♦Red Bluff Home April 2 ♦Shasta Home April 5 Shasta High Tnmt. Away April 8 Shasta High Tnmt. Away April 9 Shasta High Tnmt. Away April 10 ♦Yreka Home April 19 ‘Central Valley Away April 23 ♦Chico Away April 26 ♦Anderson Home April 30 ♦Red Bluff Away May 3 ‘Shasta Away May 7 ♦Yreka Away May 10 ♦Central Valley Home May 17 ♦Chico Home May 21 ‘denotes league games 187 Junior Bill Simmons looks in to his Coming out of his stretch Ken Schilling looks catcher for the next sign. toward the plate. Rick Wade shows the form that won him a start- ing role. Hornets’ Batteries Appear Strong Junior catcher Brent Bolton prepares to chase a high pop foul. Gary Coburn puts the tag on a teammate who tries to score from third in an intra-squad scrimmage. Mike Walsh scoops, sets, and fires to first in a pre-game workout. Rod Lane readies himself for a slow roller. Infield Shows Skill and Experience Tom Breedlove, back to defend his batting title, takes a few Bob Schultens handles a hard shot at shortstop while Lenny Baxley fields swings in the cage. his low toss to first. 189 Mike Caswell fields a base hit to left field. Sid Schuele, senior returnee, fires out of the Norv Winkler searches for the boll hidden some- batter's box toward first base. where in his glove. Sid Schuele, Hornet center fielder. Right fielder Bob Evans leaps high to stab a Junior outfielder Tim Powers loosens up by fires the ball to the infield. looping line drive. playing catch in the outfield. 190 Jayvee Nine Shows Good Balance FRONT ROW: Manager Tommy Johnson, Joe Irvin, David Short, Harold Gagner, Rick Brousseau, Kelly Breedlove, Steve Schultens, Steve Burcell, Forrest Welland, Dean Moyer. BACK ROW: Dan Clyde, Keith DeLong, Bob Longnecker, Charles Ott, Dennis Norton, Mike Natina, Jim Webb, Doug Peterson, Dave Burkhardt, Brent Peterson, Terry Faulkenberry, Henry Riley, Coach Joe Manatowa. This year's JV baseball team had the tough task of defend- ing two straight junior varsity titles. According to Coach Manatowa, this year's squad had as much talent as either of the two previous championship teams, and had an equal chance of winning the title for the third time in a row. Coach Manatowa was forced to go with all sophomores this year, as Nova High monopolized the frosh help. Man- atowa liked to keep as many freshmen as possible for the next year. 9iasta appeared to be the team to beat at the JV level. They were strong in pitching, hitting, and defense, but Manatowa stated, For the past two years Enterprise had not been favored—and look what happened!” Returning starters from last year's squad were Mike Natina and Doug Petersen. These boys added greatly needed experience in the drive for the championship. At the time of this book's printing, the Jayvees had shown what we hope is to come by twice wrecking Corning 7 to 3 and 20 to 2. Schedule Game Location Date Corning Home March 15 Corning Away March 22 Anderson Away March 29 Red Bluff Home April 2 Shasta Home April 5 Yreka Home April 19 Central Valley Away .April 23 Chico Away April 26 Anderson Home April 30 Red Bluff Away May 3 Shasta Away May 7 Yreka Away May 10 Central Valley Home May 17 Chico Home May 21 191 A pained expression registers on the face of Forrest Weiland as he swings and misses the offering of the Corning pitcher. Henry Riley warms up the Enterprise pitcher just prior to game time. Jim Webb streaks for first base as he tries to beat the throw from third. Hornets Open At Home Against Corning 192 Whitey Schultens gives advice to Dean Moyer who is leading off third base. Steve Burccll stands ready and waiting for the pitch during the Jayvees Dave Burkhardt (18) takes the pick-off throw from the Hornet first game of the year. mounds man, but it is too late to catch the Cardinal runner. 193 Enterprise Track Team Small in Members of the Varsity Track team were, FRONT ROW: D. Nelson, D. Read, D. Smith, J. Belcher. BACK ROW: G. Lewis, G. Holtzen, B. Roy, Coach Bob Russell. Number, But Big in Determination FRONT ROW: M. Matson, D. Kersh, K. Berry, W. Pullen, S. Mangum, J. Nelson. BACK ROW: D. Hall, B. Whitman, D. Brooks, N. Gardner, A. Denny, J. Fuls. Record-Holders Add Experience 'Hie 1967-68 Enterprise track team was in the early stages of practice when this summary was written. They had won one dual meet with C.V. and were preparing for a meet with Shasta. The team, although having many strong performers, was very much lacking in needed depth. They had no strong showings in any field event except the broad jump. Coach Russell said that if this team was to win the NAL champion- ship, they would need strong performances from the secon- dary runners and a few points in the field events. Among the returning lettermen from last year were Gary Lewis, perhaps the best hurdler in the North State, and Nick Gardner, holder of the school record in the broad jump. Other lettermen included Bruce Roy, Gary Holtzen, and Mike Rossiter. With a little luck and a few points, it may be a fine season for the track team. School record-holders, Gary Lewis in the hurdles and Nick Gardner in the broad jump, practice their specialties in preparation for an upcoming meet. Long-distance runner Gary Holtzen floats by fellow trackmen Dan Nelson, Jim Belcher, and A1 Denny. Dave Read darts out ahead of Mark Matson and Jim Belcher as they Bruce Roy leads Dick Kersh and Jack Nelson as they begin the last run in the 440-yard sprint. lap of a practice mile run. 196 Bob Whitman clears the standard and is headed toward the sawdust during a practice vault. Field Events Are Worked Upon 197 With young inexperienced high jumpers the track team is expecting great things from Dick Kersh, shown here clearing the bar with room to spare. High-Jumpers Lack Experience Dan Brooks, another junior, is expected to add depth and strength to the high-jumpers. 198 Gary Lewis passes the baton to Nick Gardner as they practice the 440-yard sprint relay. Trackmen Exhibit Speed and Stamina Mike Leonard and Kelly Berry are on their marks and awaiting a Wayne Pullen prepares to clear a hurdle during the 120-yard high whistle from Mr. Russell. hurdle practice. 199 Junior Varsity Spikers Work Hard FRONT ROW: S. Hill, D. Stampfli, G. Rhyne, B. Glorgi. BACK ROW: Coach Dick Lamoureaux, C. Dyer, E. Sargent, G. Leonard, P. Lendman. FRONT ROW: R. Mattmiller, G. Huffman, A. Kenstler, G. Risling, S. Ward. BACK ROW: Coach Dick Lamoureaux, T. Ross, M. Van Ert, D. Smith, E. Vonderschoer, H. Andrest. LiT Hornets Miss 1967 Lettermen A Hornet jayvee cinder man clears the bar at 9 1 in the pole vaulting event. Eric Vonderscheer flings the shot as Paul Lend man (554) awaits his turn. The force which Toby Ross shotputs lifts him high off the ground during his follow-through. Harry Andrest prepares to go high to clear the bar as he practices the high jumping event. 201 Gary Risling grits his teeth as he puts the shot and then watches its flight. Jayvee Cindermen Round Into Shape Brad Giorgi leaps over a hurdle during a dry run at practice. Hornet track fans hope that a good Jayvee team will emerge from the diligent practice sessions. Russ Mattmiller practices the discus-throwing event, one which Enterprise trackmen have seldom been strona in. 202 Members of the golf team were, FRONT ROW: M. Ward, T. Boehme, S. Daniels. BACK ROW: Coach John Farruggia, S. Munns, R. Hodges. FRONT ROW: C. Blaisdell, J. Leas, M. Fifer. BACK ROW: N. Bonderson, D. Roesner. Golf Is Added to 1 EHS Sports Program The SUHS District finally allotted the needed money for Enterprise High School to field a golf team this year on a regular basis. In past years, the school has formed a team just to play in the sectional finals and nowhere else. The team came in with a sixth-place finish in last year’s sectional finals. Racketeers Out to Defend Sectional Championship Members of the tennis team were: FRONT ROW: S. Burkhardt, I . Wylie, R. Reimer, P. Lapointe. BACK ROW; S. Main, D. Grokenberger, V. Priddy. In a great surprise upset last year. 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BARNHART, ROY-Transfer Football, 3. BARTON, CHARLOTTE BASINGER, CLIFFORD BAUGH, KAREN BEEBE, WILLIAM Football, 1-2-3; Representa- tive Assembly, 1-2-3; S. B. Vice President, 3-4; Track 3; Student Council, 3-4; Honor Roll, 1: Vice-Chairman of Representative Assembly, 3. BELCHER, JAMES-Transfer A Cappella Choir, 3-4; Track, 3; Wrestling, 4. BENOIT, WILLIAM Football, 1. BERTRAM, BEVERLY GAA, 2-3-4; Pep Club, 2-3; Foreign Student Com., 2-3-4. BLURTON, CHRIS BOALES, RONALD Football, 1-2-4; Track, 1-2-3; Intramural Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Homecoming King, 4. BOEHME, TIMOTHY BONDERSON, NOEL-Transfer CSF, 3; FFA, 4; Honor Roll, 1- 2-3-4. BOSSERT, WILLIAM-Transfer BOYNTON, ROBERT Chess Club, 3-4. BRAND, DONALD BREEDLOVE, THOMAS Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Football, 1; Baseball, 1-2-3-4; Block E, 2- 3-4. BREWER, LARRY BRIM, RODNEY Band, 1-2-4; CSF, 2-3-4. BROCK, CAROLYN Honor Roll, 1-2-3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, 4. BROLLIER, RENEE BROMAGEM, CAROL Honor Roll, 1-2-4; Model UN Delegate, 4; Band, 1; Newspaper Staff, 3-4; Pep Club, 1-2; GAA, 1; Latin Club, 1-2. BROWN, VANESSA-Transfer BROWNE, WENDI-Transfer Hornets Nest, 3-4. BRUNETT, ROBERT-Transfer BUICK, JOHN BULT, KYLE BURKHARDT, SAM Pep Band, 2-3-4. B UR N A UG H, CHR ISTI N A -Transfer BURNS, BARBARA-Transfer Honor Roll, 3-4; Foreign Student Committee, 4; Pep Club, 4; Hornets Nest, 3. BUTLER, FRANK CADIGAN, JAMES Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. CANTRELL, RALPH CARR, MARCIA-Transfer Honor RoU, 2-3-4; CSF, 4; Representative Assembly, 2. CARTER, DEAN CASWELL, STEVAN-Transfer Football, 2-3-4; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 2-3-4; Block E 2-3-4; Representative Assembly, 2-3. CATON, DANA-Transfer CAUFIELD, CAROL-Transfer CHARRIERE, DARYL CHORD, MICHAEL Band,4. CHRISTY, CHARLES CLANTON, LOUISE FHA, 3-4; GAA, 1-2; Honor Roll, 1-2; Pep Club, 1. CLYDE, JAMES-Transfer COATS, GARY COBURN, GARY COBURN, DOUGLAS COLLETT, KATHY-Transfer GAA, 2-3-4; Athletic Finance Committee, 4. CONNER, ALICE CONROY, MICHAEL-Transfer Basketball, 4; Academic Com- mittee, 4; Basketball King, 4. CONWAY, LYNDA GAA, 1; CSF, 2; Honor Roll, 1-2-3; Basketball Mascott, 3; Pep Club, 2-3-4; Track Ser- vice Club, 2-3, Class Trea- surer, 4. COOPER, WILLI AM-Transfer COTTON, ALICE-Transfer FHA, 2-3; CSF, 4. COUTS, REBECCA Gymnastics, 1; Chess Club, 2-3; A Capella, 2-3; Election Com. 4. COVARRUBIAS, CATHLEEN GAA, 1-2-3-4; FHA, 4; Honor Roll, 3; Hornets Nest Staff, 4; Gymnastics, 2; Spanish Club, 2; Pep Club, 4. COX, JOHN CROWE, SUSAN FHA, 3-4. CUSHMAN, DORIS Honor Roll, 2-3-4; CSF, 4; GAA, 1-4; Foreign Student Coi 4; Spanish Club, 1-4. DANIELS, HARLAN-Transfer DAVIS, LEANNE DAVIS, PATRICIA GAA, 1-2-3; Representative Assembly 1-2-3. DENNIS, GABRIEL-Transfer DETLING, MARTIN DISENSO, PAUL Chess Club, 1-2-3-4; Model UN, 3-4. DONOHUE, WILLIAM Chess Club, 2; Chico Shakes- peare Festival, 4; School Play, 4. DOWLER, TWYLA-Transfer GAA, 4. DUNCAN, DENISE FHA, 1; Pep Club, 2-3; Repre- sentative Assembly, 3. DURFLINGER, DONNA DYER, BRIAN Football, 2-3-4; Representa- tive, 3; ASF, 3-4; FFA, 1-2-3-4. EARL, MARIAN Foreign Student Committee, 1- 2-3-4; Academic Committee, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; CSF, 4; Band, 1. ENGELN, JOHN FFA, 1; Election Board Com., I Chess Club, 1. EVERETT, GLEN School Play, 4. FAIRHURST, MICHAEL FARLEY, CHARLES Welcoming Committee, 1; Hooor Roll, 1. FERREIRA, PATRICK FFA, 1-2-3-4. FIELDS, JOHN Football, 1-2; Block E, 2; FFA, 4. FIELDS, ROSEANNA Student Body Treasurer, 3; Honor Roll, 2-3. FINNIE, PAMELA Pep Club, 2-3-4; Football Mascott, 3; Representative Assembly, 2. FISHER, LINDA FISHER, PERRY- Class President, 3; Basket- ball Head Yell-Leader, 4; Student Council, 4; Class Yell-Leader, 4; Wrestling, 4; Honor Roll, 4. FLEMING, MARIAN Representative Assembly, 1; Class Yell-Leader, 1-2; JV Football Yell-Leader, 2; Basketball Songleader, 3; CSF, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 1- 2-3-4; Student Council, 4; Model UN Delegate, 4; Pep Club, 2-3; DAR Good Citizeo’i 216 Award, 4. FOREHAND, LINDA GAA, 2. FORTNA, DAVID FRANKS, VERNON FRENCH, KENNETH GALLOWAY, JO CSF, 1-2-3-4; Treasurer, 3; Secretary, 4; Welcoming Com., 4; Pep Club, 2-3; Basketball Buzzy, 3; Student Council, 3- 4; Foreign Student Committee, 2-3-4; Model UN, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. GAYMAN, CYNTHIA A Cappella, 3-4; Welcoming Committee, 3; Pep Club, 4; Basketball Songleader, 4. GENTRY,JERRY GEORGE, REBECCA CSF, 2; Pep Club, 1; Student Council Treasurer, 4; Repre- sentative Assembly, 3. GORDON, STEPHEN-Transfer Track, 2-3-4. GORTON, CHARLES-Transfcr Industrial Arts Expositions, 3. GREEN, ELIZABETH Class Yell-Leader, 1-3; Foot- ball Yell-Leader, 2-4; Basket- ball Yell-Leader, 3; Repre- sentative Assembly, 1; Class secretary, 2; CSF, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 4; Basketball Queen Candidate, 3; Junior Prom Queen Candidate, 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate, 4; Pep Club, 2-3-4. GREEN, GENEVIEVE GREENWALT, SUSAN Pep Club, 3-4; CSF, 2; Honor Roll, 1-2-4; Football Song- leader, 3; Basketball Yell- leader, 4; Student Court Re- corder, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 3-4; Jr. Prom Queen Candidate 3; Basketball Queen, 4; Track Service Club 2-3. GROKENBERGER, DAVID Class Vice President, 1-2; Student Body Vice President, 3; CSF Life Member, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 2; Student Council 1-2-3-4; Block E, 2-3; Chess Club, 3-4; California Boys' State, 3; Model UN, 3-4; NSCIF Tennis Champ. 3; CSF President, 3; Sec. of Student Activities, 4; Representative Assembly 3; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. GUMM, JOHN GUMM,SUE HAGUE, RONALD Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 4; Student Council, 4; Representative Assembly, 3; Block E, 2-3-4. HALCOMB, GREGORY HALL, SHARON-Transfer GAA, 4. HAMILTON, CATH ER INE-Transfer GAA, 2-4; Chess Club, 4; CSF, 2-3-4; Foreign Student Com., 4; Model UN, 4. HANSON, DEBRA-Transfer Majorette, 4. HART, PAULA Pep Club, 2-3-4; Representa- tive Assembly, 2. HAYDEN, DANIEL HAYES, DAVID HAYNES, LEIGH Pep Club, 3-4; GAA, 1; Repre- sentative Assembly, 2. HEALEY,JOHN HEALEY, KRISTIN-Transfer Pep Club, 4. HEIDRICH, BRUCE Football, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Representative As- sembly, 2-3. HEIER, HERBERT Football, 2; Representative Assembly, 3; Honor Roll, 2-3. HELLEKSON, LINDA Pep Club, 3-4; Track Service Club, 3; Class Treasurer, 3. HELTON, KATHLEEN HEM PE, PATRICIA Academic Committee, 2; For- eign Student Committee, 2. HERRING, GLENNA Pep Club, 2-3-4; Basketball Yell-Leader, 2; Basketball Songleader, 3; CSF, 1-2-3-4. HILL, EUGENE Radio Club, 4; Drama Class, 4; Intramural Basketball, 2-3; EHS Night on KVCV, 4. HILL, GENE HIMELBERGER, NORMA-Transfer HINDES, DARRELYN-Transfer Honor Roll, 3-4. HINES, VICKIE-Transfer HODGES, DONNA HOLLIS, LORETTA HOLMGREN, ROY HOLTZEN, GARY-Transfer Basketball, 2-3-4; Track, 3-4; Block E, 4. HUBBARD, HARRIET GAA, 1-4; Pep Club, 4; Honor Roll, 4. HUNT, RONALD Football, 2; Intramural Bas- ketball, 3. HUSTON, LINDA HUSTON, MARSHA-Transfer CSF, 3-4; Honor Roll, 2-3-4. HUTCHENS, MARJORIE Pep Club, 1-2-3; Football Buz- zie, 3; Representative Assem- bly, 1-2. IRVIN, LINDA GAA, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1. JAMES, BARBARA JAMES, LANNY-Transfer Chess Club, 4. JAMES, VERNON-Transfcr JOHNS, ROXANNA CSF, 1-3; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. JOHNSON, BILLIE JOHNSON, SANDRA JONES, GARY JONES, MARK School Play, 3; Intramural Basketball, 1-2-3; Play Fes- tival, 3. JONES, RANDALL JONES, RITA-Transfer Foreign Student Committee, JORDAN, CATHERINE FHA, 1-2-3-4; GAA, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 4. KARR, DANNY-Transfer Student Service Class, 4; Varsity Wrestling, 4. K AT ZDOR N, JANET-Transfer Honor Roll, 3-4; CSF, 3-4. KING, ERNEST KINGSBURY, STEVEN FFA, 1-2-3-4. KLEIN, CHRISTINE Pep Club, 2-3; School Play, 3; GAA, 2. KNIGHT, LINDA Class Treasurer, 1; Football Yell-Leader, 2; Basketball Songleader, 3; Class Repre- sentative, 4; Pep Club, 2-3-4. KOOPMAN, MERRY Welcoming Committee, 1; Bas- ketball Yell-Leader, 2; Bas- ketball Songleader, 3; Foot- ball Yell-Leader, 4; Pep Club, 2-3-4; Representative Assembly, 1-2-4; Junior Class Represent- ative, 3; Student Council, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4; Vespa Staff, 4. KUHNS, DOUG LAS-Transfer Hornet's Nest, 3-4; Shakes- peare Festival, 4. KUHNS, PHILLIP-Transfer KURTZ, KAREN-Transfer KYLER, VERNON LA FOND, DAVID Football, 1-3-4. LAMBERT, ROBERT LAMBERT, SANDRA LA PCHNTE, PATRICK Football, 1-2; Basketball, 2; Basketball manager, 1; Pep Band, 4; Stage Band, 4; Drum Major, 4; Enterprise Radio Show KVCV, 4; Tennis Team, 4. LAVEEN, RANDALL Senior Class Representative, 4; Freshman Class Represent- ative, 1; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; School Store Mgr. 3; Repre- sentative Assembly, 2; Intra- mural Basketball, 1-2-3-4. LAW, MARK LEE, DORIS LEE, ETHEL 217 LENDMAN, SALLY GAA, 2-3-4; GAA Secretary, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Foreign Student Committee, 4; Pep Club, 4. LEWIS, GARY Honor Roll, 1-2-2-4; CSF, 2; Block E, 2-3-4; Football, 4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; Representative As- sembly, 3; Student Body Pre- sident, 4; Student Council, 4. LEWIS, JOYCE LINE BARGER , W1LU AM Representative Assembly, 4; Model UN, 4; Honor Roll, 2- 3-4; Industrial .Arts Exposi tion 1967, 3; School Newspa- per, 4; Latin Club, 2-3. LYFORD, JAMES MC CARDIA, CAROLE School Newspaper, 4; Tennis Club, 4. MC KEE, KATHLEEN Honor Roll, 1-4; Pep Club, 3- 4; Basketball Songleader, 4. MC KEE, VIRGINIA MC PHAIL, KARYN MAC GREGOR, DONALD CSF, 1-2-3-4; Debate Team, 1; Basketball, 1-2; Representa- tive Assembly, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Intramural Basket- ball, 4; CSF Life Member, 4; Yearbook Editor, 4. MAKER, MAR GAR ETTA MALEY, KAREN A Cappella, 2; Pep Club, 3; Honor Roll, 1-3-4. MALLERY, RICHARD MAN AT OW A, ELIZABETH MANN, THEODORE CSF, 3; FFA, 3-4. MARTIN, MICH A EL-Transfer Gymnastics, 2; Intramural Basketball, 1-2-3. MARTS, FRANK MARX, DONALD-Transfer Foreign Student Committee, 3- 4; Stage Band, 4; Intramural Basketball, 3-4; Band D, 3-4. MATHER, BONNIE MATHER, GRETA MATHESON, BARBARA Tennis Club, 4. MATHEWS, MICHAEL-Transfer Football, 4. MEASLES, ERIC-Transfer MEFFORD, JO ANN AG Queen, 3; GAA, 4. MELTON, FRED Football, 2; Baseball, 1; Basketball, 1; Intramural Basketball, 2-4. MERRICK, UNDA-Transfer Foreign Student Committee, 3-4. MILLER, DARRELL Class Yell-Leader, 1-2-4; Bas- ketball Yell-Leader, I; Home- coming Queen, 3; Football Yell- Leader, 3-4; Student Council, 1-3; Representative Assembly, 1; GAA, 2. MILLER, MICKEY Honor Roll, 2. MIRANDA, RODS’ E'Y-Transfer MOORE, DERYN Foreign Exchange Student from South Africa. MORRISON, ROBERT-Transfer MORROW, GARY-Transfer MORTILLARO, MICHAEL Chess Club, 1-2-3-4. MOSLEY, LARRY Football, 1; Baseball, 2-3 School Newspaper, 4; Repre- sentative Assembly, 1-1-, In- tramural Basketball, 1-2-3. MUNNS, SCOTT Student Council, 4; Secretary of Academics, 4; Vespa Editor, 4; CSF, 1-2-3-4; CSF Life Mem- ber, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Block E, 2-3-4; Representative Assembly, 3; Class President, 1; National Merit Letter of Commendation, 3; Bank of America Award, 4. MUNSON, LARRY Basketball, 1; Intramural Bas- ketball, 3-4. MURPHY, RICHARD MUSCUTT, CYNTHIA Honor Roll, 1-2. MYERS, SUSAN NADEKER,JOSEPH Track, 1-2; Intramural Basket- ball, 3. NELSON, DANIEL-Transfer Track, 1-2; Band, 1-2. NELSON, IRENE NELSON, SAMUEL-Transfer Track, 1; Band, 1-2; CSF, 1-3. 1-3 NETHER LAND, JAMES NETHERLAND, BOB Track, 2; Intramural Basket- ball, 2-3-4; Football, 2-4; Representative Assembly, 4; Honor Roll, 3-4; Block E, 4. NICHOLS, BARBARA Top Magazine Salesman, 1; GAA, 3-4;FHA, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3; Chess Club, 3-4 NICOL, WILUAM-Transfer Football, 2-3-4; Class Rep., 2; Track, 2-3; Honor Roll, 1-2- 3-4; Representative Assembly, 4. NORRIS, PHILLIP-Transfer NORTON,STEVEN Baseball, 1-2-3; Intramural Basketball, 2-3. NOWLIN, BILL-Transfer Intramural Basketball, 3-4. NYSTROM, KAREN CSF, 1-2-3-4; Foreign Student Committee; 1-2-3-4; Secretary of Public Relations, 4; VP of Foreign Student Comm., 4; Class Secretary, 3; Honor Roll, 1-2- 3-4; Girls' State, 3; GAA, 1; CSF Treasurer, 4. OGILVIE, SUSAN-Transfer Hornets Nest, 4; Student Ser- vice Class, 4. OLINGER, VALERIE O'NEIL, PATRICIA OSTENBERC, IVA Stage Band, 4; Foreign Stu- dent Committee, 3-4; GAA, 3; Concert Band, 1-2-3-4; March- ing Band, 1-2-3-4. PADEL, DEBORAH GAA, 2-3-4; CSF, 4; Chess Club, 3-4; Class Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 3-4. PANES, THOMAS PARK, GLENDA GAA, 2-3-4. PARK, MICHAEL Football Manager, 3; Track 3; A Capella, 4; Band II, 3-4. PARRISH, MARSHA PARSONS, PATRICK-Transfer Football, 3-4; Baseball, 3-4. PAULEY, BARBARA Honor Roll, 1-2. PAULEY,ROBERT Intramural Basketball, 4. PERKINS, DEBORAH-Transfer PETERSON, CATHERINE CSF, 4; GAA, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 2; Foreign Student Club, 2-4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. PETERSON, ROBERT-Transfer Intramural Basketball, 4. PEVEHOUSE, GARY Football, 2; Intramural Bas- ketball, 1-2-3. PHIL UP PI, PA M E LA POWELL, KATHY-Transfer Pep Club, 3-4; Track Service Club, 3; Class Yell-Leader, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Jr. Prom Queen, 3. PRESLEIGH, RANDALL-Transfcr CSF, 4. PRYOR, REGINA PURSELL, STEVEN-Transfer Football, 2; Basketball, 2-3; Block E, 2-3-4; Representative Assembly, 2-4; Drama Play, 3. PUTMAN, UNDA-Transfer GAA, 2-3-4; Pres. GAA, 4. RAINE, RANDALL RAMBO, UNDA-Transfer RAMSTAD, EDWARD RANDALL, THOMAS RANDOLPH, PATRICIA GAA, 1; Pep Club, 2-3. RASMUSSEN, ERIC CSF, 1-2-4; Pep Band, 1-2-J- Academic Committee, 1-2; 0 - Board, 2. READ, DAVID-Transfer Track. 1-2-3-4; CSF, 2-3; Class President, 4; Class Representative, 3-4; Class Vice President, 3; Block E, 4; Block E Secretary-Treas 1 4; Welcoming Committee, 4; Intramural Basketball, 2-3-4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; CSF, 4; REED, PATRICK Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; CSF, 4; Athletic Finance Comm., 2; General Info. Test-1st Place, 3. REESE, MARI REIMER, RIO Track, 1; Tennis Team, 1-2-3- 4; Band, 1-2-3-4. RHINEHART, FRANK RHOADES, ROBERT FFA, 1-2-3-4. RHOADES, JOHN RICHARDSON, KAREN-Transfer RIECKE, JACQUELYN GAA, 1. RILEY, TIMOTHY Basketball, 1-2-3-4. RISING, RENEE Gymnastics, 1-2; GAA, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2. RISLING, BARON Football, 4. RODGER, MARGARET GAA, 1. RODMAN, GLEN Track, 3-4; ACT Secretary, 3. RODMAN, SERI GAA, 1-2. RODRIQUE, ELIZABETH I HA, 2. ROOK, JUDITH Class Representative, 1; Pep Club, 2-3-4; Foreign Student Committee, 3. ROSSITER, MICHAEL Football, 2; Intramural Bas- ketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2- 3-4; Student Service Club, 4; Block E, 2-3-4. ROY, BRUCE Track, 3-4; Block E, 3-4; In- tramural Basketball, 1; Foot- ball, 2; Chess Club, 1-2. SANDBERG, CARY Pep Club, 2-3; Vespa Staff, 3. SANTOS, PATRICIA-Transfer GAA, 2-3-4; Pep Club, 2-3. SCHNEIDER, REBECCA Basketball Yell-Leader, 1; Class Yell-Leader, 1; Football Songleader, 3; Football Yell- Leader, 4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; GAA, 1-2; Welcoming Committee, 2; Chico Student Leaders Con- ference, 1. SCHUELE, SIDNEY Baseball, 1-2-3-4; Football, 2; Honor Roll, 3-4. SCHULTENS, ROBERT SCHULZ, WILLIAM SCHWERDT, THOMAS Block E, 2-3-4; Football, 1- 2-3-4; Baseball, 1-2; Basket- baU, 1-2-3-4; Representative Assembly, 2; Associate Justice, 3; Chief Justice, 4; CSF, 1- 2-3; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Ves- pa Editor, 4. SERPA, JANEAN Pep Club, 2-3-4; Basketball Yell-Leader, 2; Class Yell- Leader, 3; Representative Assembly, 2. SHELBY, MARC CSF, 3; Honor Roll, 3-4; In- tramural Basketball, 2; Stage Band, 4; Band H, 4. SHEPPARD, ALEXANDRA SHORT, SANDRA-Transfer CSF, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 1- 2-3-4; Basketball Songleader, 3; Representative Assembly, 3; Representative Assembly Sec- retary, 3; Basketball Queen Candidate, 3; Student Council Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 3-4. SHULTZ, JEANNE Class Yell-Leader, 1-2; Foot- ball Yell-Leader, 2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Chico Student Leaders Conference, 1; Ander- son Student Leaders Conference, 3; Class Representative, 1-2; GAA, 1-2. SILKWOOD, BRIAN SILVA, JOHN-Transfer Band D, 3-4. SIMONIS, DENNIS SIMONIS, MARY Vespa Staff, 3; Tennis Club, 4; Pep Club, 2-4; GAA, 2. SLY, MICHELE SLUDER, GARY SMITH, CAROLYN SMITH, DANIEL-Transfer Radio Club, 4; Newspaper Staff, 4; Lions Club Writing Contest, 3; School Play, 4. SMITH, JILL-Transfer A Cappella Choir, 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee, 1-2. STAINBROOK, LONNIE Pep Club, 2-3; Class Secretary, 1; Basketball Yell-Leader, 2; Class Representative, 1-2. STEVENS, RICKY STEWART, MICHAEL Football, 2; Baseball, 2; FFA, 1-2-3-4; Intramural Basketball, 2; FFA, Treasurer, 3. STOLBRAND, CARLOS STONE, MARTEN STRAWN, JUDITH CSF, 3-4; Honor Roll, 2-3-4. STOWE, LESTER STURMER, VIRGINIA SWAIN, GARY-Transfcr STYMUS, KATHLEEN GAA, 1; Honor Roll, 1-4. SUNDBERG, DOLLIE-Transfer TEW, JANICE Honor Roll, 1-2 THIEN, DEBORAH THOMAS, DAVID-Transfer Bailiff on Student Court, 3; Honor Roll, 3-4; Intramural Basketball, 2-3. THOMAS, LINDA-Transfer THOMPSON, CARL Wrestling, 1. TOMICICH. TERESA GAA, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 3-4. TREADWELL, DOUGLAS Intramural Basketball, 2-4; Track, 1-2; Class Yell-Leader, 3; Class Vice President, 4; Honor Roll, 1-3-4. TUGGLE, HARRY A Cappella, 4. UMBERGER, MICHAEL Football, 2-3; Gymnastics, 1- 2; Track, 1; Block E. UPTON, CAROL VANATTA, DENNIS VANDEN BOOM, LYNN Pep Club, 3-4; Honor Roll, 3; GAA, 2-3. VANEK, CHRISTINE-Transfer GAA, 4; VAN NOY, GLENN-Transfer VAN SLYKE, CYNTHIA CSF, 1-3; Class Treasurer, 2; Songleader, 3; Class Repre- sentative, 4; Pep Club, 3; Foreign Student Committee, 1; Hornet's Nest; Honor Roll. VASQUEZ, DENNIS VAUGHN, CATHERINE Welcoming Committee, 1; Foot- ball Y’ell-Leader, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Representative, 3. VAUGHN, KIRK VIRGIN, JOAN-Transfer VONDERSCHEER, FRED WALDEN, MICHAEL-Transfer Honor Roll. WALKER, ROBERT WALLER, TERRENCE WALLERS, WARREN WALSH, MICHAEL Football, 1; Block E, 1-2-3- 4; Intramural Basketball, 1- 2- 3-4; Baseball, 1-2-3-4. WANLESS, JUDITH-Transfer WATSON, JAMES Shakes pear Festival 2nd Place, 4; Stage Manager School Play, 4; A Cappella, 4. WATSON, ROBERT WEIL, PAMELA-Transfer Pep Club, 3-4; CSF, 3-4; Hon- or Roll, 3-4. WEIS, MICHAEL HUGH CSF, 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2- 3- 4; Baseball, 1-2; Student Court, 3; Student Council, 4; Block E, 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; School Play, 4; Junior Prom King, 3. WEST, EARL-Transfer WEST, JACQUELYN FHA, 4; GAA, 1-2. WILKE, PAUL Football, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 2; Intramural Basketball, 4; JV Basketball Mgr., 2. WILLIAMS, BONA WfOODHOUSE, RICKY 219 WOOURUM, MICH A EL-Transfer WOOLF, LINDA Basketball Songlcacler, 4; Pep Club, 4. WOOTEN, SHANNON Football, 2-4. WYSS, JOHN ZIRKLE, KAREN CSF, 3-4; Honor Roll, 3-4; Foreign Student Committee, 4; Pep Club, 2-3; Hornets Nest, 4; Record-Search light Reporter, 3. Denny Encounters 220 Problems With Students... and Thieves Memorabilia of the Year 1967- 1968 at Enterprise 222 -Spirit Lives- 223 Hey-What Goes on Here?! 226 227 In Memoriam Jack Kennemore This page is in rememberance of Jack Kennemore, a junior who died of injuries received in a fall near his home during the summer of 1967. 228 230 231 232