Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1969 volume:

ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL REDDING, CALIFORNIA The Spring of Our Lives ■ . . Then the green grass sprouted, And the little red flowers blossomed, The pine tree pointed his finger to the sky, And the oak spread out his arms, The lakes cuddled down in the hollows of the ground. And the rivers ran down to the sea; And God smiled. . . Then into it he blew the breath of life. And man became a living soul. from “The Creation” James Weldon Johnson True friendship is a plant of slow growth and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity . . . Washington-Letter, 1783 Great souls by instinct to each other turn, demand alliance, and in friendship burn. Addison-THE CAMPAIGN 4 Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind. William Collings ECLOGUE II If peace cannot be maintained with honor, it is no longer peace. Lord Russell 5 Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know . . . It is a painful continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all-by example. Ruskin 6 All art, all education, can be merely a supple- ment to nature. Aristotle TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION...........10 SENIORS............................. 36 UNDERCLASSMEN .......................62 ORGANIZATIONS .......................90 ACTIVITIES .........................120 SPORTS..............................162 ADVERTISING.........................214 1 Faculty and Administration Administration Mr. Harold Cleland, Vice Principal Mr. Charles Denny, Principal SFAC Board The Student-Faculty-Administration Communications Board was established at the end of the 1967-68 school year as an experimental advisory board which could objectively listen to the viewpoints of students, faculty members, and administrators on issues which are brought before it. Matters may be submitted for discussion by any student, faculty member, or administrator, ail of which are represented on the board. After discussion, the board may make recommendations to the appropriate body as to action to be taken, and although not given specific powers to formulate and enforce laws, it is hoped that this new organization will eliminate some of the confusion and misunderstanding which develop due to lack of communication. Gordon Lewis, Mr. Charles Denny, Mark Matson. Mark C'labuagh, Mrs. Patricia Krueger, k: Richard Lamourcaux, Mr. Ralph Phillips, Mr. Harold Cleland, lane Cunningham. Mr. Cleland and Otavio Ferricra discuss the candidates at the Junior nominations assembly. Richard Haake, Superintendent. Mr. Beaty Rudy BaJma. Chairman of the Board. Board of Trustees Three of the board members ponder a suggestion made by Mr. Beaty. Mr. Carr Mr. Caton Mr. Pierce 13 Mary Belle Cahill, Counseling Secretary. Counseling Mrs. Emma Jean Gordon, Counseling Mr. Keith Mifflin, Counseling, Attendance Office. Mr. Donald Moore, Counseling. Mr. Ralph Phillips, Counseling, Director of Student Activities. STUDENT SECRETARIFS-SEATF.D: L. Trekell, T. Woodmansee, C. McCutcheon, C. Teny, B. Weldon, S. Tinf STANDING: J. Crain, J. Jones, R. Hedin, M. McMartin, M. Nadckcr, R. Peck, C. Phillips, J. Steel. 14 Mrs. Lois Loveall: Secretary to Mr. Denny. Mrs. EWene Brown Registrar. Mrs. Jean Chiantelli: Attendance Secretary ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES-FRONT ROW: P. Carson, J. Silva, P. Fernandez, S. Haley, P. Cannon. B. Wetmore, B. Sybert, C. Sharrett. BACK ROW: T. Kendall, L. Brand, L. Owens, C. Jackson, D. Hines, M. Hunt, C. Johnson, H. Arnett, C. McGee. u5?CE SECRETARIES-FRONT ROW: S. Moreland. L. Steele, D. Davis. M. Lesser, L. McCutcheon, M. Nicol, B. Moats. BACK ROW: L. Corson, M. Santos, C. McGee. Library Cathy Kiplinger, librarians’ secretary. Mrs. Cools checks a student's health chart. Mr. Howard Levinson, Librarian Mrs. Margaret Jensen Library Clerk Mrs. Carolyn Cools, Nurse. Nurse Mr. Levinson illustrates his answer to every problem, “Destroy it. FRONT ROW: N. Dork, M. Coles, S. Caswell, K. Davidson, C. Connelly, S. McLain. BACK ROW. C. Timpe, S. Rhoades, J. Haws, D. Layton, L. Williams, K. Smith, B. Harland, G. Hunt. 16 Cafeteria Staff and Custodians Mis. Lorenc Journey, Mrs. Hazel Thompson, Mrs. Vera Burkis, Mrs.Elner Tweedy, Mrs. Adeline Longnecker, Mrs. Helen Bouyear, Mrs. Mary Dillon, Mrs. Edith de Moll, Mrs. Maxine Comer. Mr. John Michael, Mr. Cecil Hare, Mr. Clyde Roberts, Mr. John Evers, Mr. Jim Mangrum, Mr. Charles Bestol. Not pictured: Mr. Leo Coleman. Audio Visual Mi. Coonradt shows Joe Irvin and Tom Rutherford how to run the opaque projector Mr. Paul Coonradt: A. V. Supervisor. Mr. Paul Coonradt keeps up to date on the latest in A. V. equipment FRONT ROW: R. Beal, F. Pearson, J.Bremer, J. Pearson, J. Irvin, D. Clyde, B. Hart. BACK ROW: M. Goddard, S. Huff, M. Schulz, B. Metheny- Done Ison, B. Hendricks. Mr. Schoelkopf runs through some tapes in the language lab. 19 Applied Arts Mrs. Bourgeois shows the girls how to cut a pattern in clothing class. Mr. Thomas Aboud, Wood Shop, Carpentry. Mrs. Barbera Avey, Homemaking, Co-Ed Homemaking. Mrs. Lucille Bourgeois, Homemaking. Mr. James I itzgcrald. Metal Shop, Agriculture. Mr. Dale Hallam. Drafting. Mr. Virgil Morford, Agriculture Mr. Hallam smiles at a student's assignment. 20 Bill Gary demonstrates his skill on the drill press. Art Freitas rebuilds his car's generator. 21 Fine Arts Mr. ClufFs smile warms the hearts of the students of hi« classes. Mr. Laurence Cluff, Art, Forestry. Mr. John Farruggia, Band, A ( appella. Mr. John Hauenstcin, Arts, Crafts. Mrs. Helen Ludeckc, English, Art. Mr. Rex Moravcc, Art. Mr. Moravcc and Jerri Thomas work on a wire sculpture. 23 Business Mr. Ronald Gordon, Typing, Business Law. Mrs. Patricia Krueger, Typing, Bookkeeping, Clerical Training. Miss Reva Taylor. Typing, Stenography Mrs. Susan Trekell, Typing, Stenography, Transcription Miss Reva Taylor lends a helping hand to Glyne Johnson. 24 Mrs. Patricia Krueger instructs Liz Bellus in the fine arts of typing. 25 7W Mr. Eugene Giedt, English. department head. English Mr. Lowell Aiken. English. Mr. Henry Challe, English. Mr. Howard Colby, English, Journalism 11. Mr. Charles Endres, Speech, Competitive Speech Vespa photographer catches Mr. Aiken in one of his more humorous moods. Mr. Challe effects one of his usual poses. 26 28 Mr. Jensen helps Steve Daniels with his homework assignment. Boys ’ P.E. Mi. Richard Lamourcaux: Boys’ P.E. Mr. Joseph Manato wa: Boys’ P.E., Mod. Hist 30 Boys in a basketball game seem to be up in the air as this picture is snapped. The girls wait for the ball to be served. ■h' M.,i i';.! M 1 ... «iris' P. E. Looks like someone scored a goal! Science Mr. Albert Hytoncn. Biology. Mr. Donald Stampfli, Biology, JV football coach, JV basketball coach. Roxy Conway, Janice Bums, and Kelly Breedlove listen intently to an advanced biology lecture. Marcia Collett and Patty Stewart arc making precise measurements in their physics class. 32 Mrs. Barbara Henninger, Chemistry, Algebra. Mr. Arnold Wilhelmi. Advanced Biology, Biology. Mr. Hytoncn illustrates the size of the trout he caught this summer. Chris Kinnicr and Sneaky Bill Simmons set up apparatus for an experiment. 33 Social Science Social science students Find useful information in the library. Mr. Paul Amey, American History, Modem History. Mr. Rod Ash, American Problems, American History, Anthropology. Mr. Donald Brown, American Problems, American History. Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald, Modern History. Mr. Ernest Higgins, English 12, Science 13, Math 14. Social Studies IS, Work Experience. Mr. Amey explains his objectives to his social science class. Mr. Leroy Kerr, American Problems. Mr. I-rank Loftis. American Problems, Modem History. Ginger F American Mr. Martin Rcndahl, American Problems, American History. Mr. Irwin Rodgers, Modern History, American Problems. Mrs. Terri Sauer, English 102-105, Social Studies 103-106, Math 104. Students in U.S. History pay close attention to their teachers. 37 Seniors SENIOR CLASS YELL-LEADERS: Stacy Shrivcr, Jan Sturgcss, Gary Newman, Gail Morton, Head; Bobettc Schinkel. Senior Officers Out in Left Field SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Abrams, Vice-Presidennt; Melissa Santos, Secretary; Mike Wmton, President; Chris La Fond Treasurer; Rod Lane. Representative. William Bailey Michael Bailey Jo Baker Peggy Bales Michael Abrams Gregory Adkins Gary Anderson Steven Aufieri Karen Barnhart William Bascom David Bawcom Lenny Baxley Minerva Blay John Blom Brent Bolton Peggy Bostain Diane Bouycar Kathryn Bowden Sharia Brewer David Bright Robert Brodic Daniel Brooks Charles Broshears Thomas Brown Melinda Bunting Cheryl Campbel Steven Canavan Phyllis Cannon Glen Carpenter Paulette Carson Richard Carter Steve Carter John Clary Joyce Coats Tawnie Cole Marcia Collett Linda Combs Brenda Compton Elizabeth Cooper Lynn Corson Linda Cartier Barbara Caswell Jean Chandler Kenneth Chandler Joyce Crain Steven Cramer Kathe Cross Jane Cunningham Janice Childs Lance Chrysler Mark Clabaugh Larry Clark Susan Ferguson Stephen Fernandez Russell Ferrin Marci Fisher Steven Daniels Gregory Dan ah Kathleen Davidson Dorene Davis Valeric Davis Theodore Dawson Robert DeMyer Alfred Denny Michelle Everett Terance Fairhurst William Feldmillcr Kyle Felker Gregory Dill I nan a Dillard Nora Dork Karen Eaton ---- 42 Cindy Ftake Frances Flinn Craig Forney Kathleen Franklin Rick Gaining Gary Gannon Nicholas Gardner Bruce Geis Joan Griffis William Grubbs William Gutzman Gary Hackett i A Susan Free James Freeman Julie Fritz William Gagner Mary Gentry Sally Gemtsen Parker Gray Pamela Gribble 43 Sandra Hathaway James Headrick Ramona Hedin Jana Hedman Donald Hess Sue Hironymous Barbara Hochstattcr Randal Hodges Dennis Holderbein Linda Holmgren Lee Hower Jerry Hunt Gwendolyn Ingram Doris James Ruth James Candice Johnson Vicki Jones Jan Jorgenson James Jose RoxAnn Karr A5 How Old the Wind? Ah. remember When we were young and free, and so was the wind? We, together. Ran across green and fertile plains Through tall and densely lightened forest along sandy, damp beaches, and so did the wind. But we are old now and, ah yes, we remember We ran, oh how we ran. With the wind at our sides We were young and so was the wind. Yes, we are old now But how old the wind? Did she age as we did? Or did she remain young To run wild and Free with other children as she did with us? and will they look back and say to one another. Ah, remember When we were young and free and so was the Wind? Donna Maddox In September of 1968, Donna Maddox, Shelley Roberts, Debby S. Johnson, Jennifer Brewen, and Kathy Van Doren met with a fatal accident on their way to a football game in Susanville. The students of Enterprise were shocked and grieved by the loss of these well- known and well-liked classmates. It is to the memory of these five girls that this book is lovingly dedicated. 46 £ fL Peggy Loucks Betty Lukes Shawn Lyman Laura MacLellan — m Thomas Mark Mark Matson Christine Mattison Gloria Mayfield Philip Lenscr Michael Leonard Marjorie Lesser Peggy Lewis Scott Mangum Toni Maealdi Michael Mah on Steven Main Larry McBrayer Pamela McCarty Cathy McCutcheon Linda McCutcheon Kenneth Miles Stephen Mitchell Brenda Moats Tim Mook Patrick Mooney Larry Moore Sharon More field Patricia Morelock 50 Ronald Norris Kathy Norton Julie Odenwciler Christine Olson Jcannic Palmer Diana Parham Mitchell Park Susan Parker Jack Morrison Gail Morton Maryann Murray True Myers Jack Nelson Clayton Newman Marian Nicol Audrey Noble Michael Olson Amy Oulman Myra Pack Mavis Padget Jonny Parrish Floyd Pearson Rosilec Peck Lynnette Perkins Robert Perkins David Peterson Erika Pevehouse Patricia Pitcock Sherril Pitts Susan Prather Judith Proctor Craig Phillippi Patricia Proctor Darrell Pruett Wayne Pullen Bobettc Pur sell Joyce Raine Mike Ramey Richard Ray Jean Redner Susan Rhoades Deborah Richey Rex Rider Sheila Riley Damelle Scarbrough Cathy Sharrett William Shine Stacy Shriver Kathleen Rouse Jeanie Sadow Bruce Salter Edwin Sandberg Linda Sty mus Phillip Sutter Patrick Taylor Cynthia Terry Louise Stone Kenneth Stoppenbrink Gary Stromberg Jan Sturgess Julie Silva William Simmons Vicky Sisk Deborah Smith Katherine Smith Larry Snelling Lari Solomon David Sowder Joan Steel Linda Steele Patricia Stewart David Stockton ► 54 Gherald Tessier Jerri Thomas Susan Thomas Sandra Thompson Donald Tilley Sharon Timpe Michael Toney Mark Twitchell George Vanderpool Patricia Van Dyke Tully Van Slykc Romona Van Wormer Billie Vickrey Alexis Von Dachenhausen Rick Wade John Wagoner Chafe Walker Corinne Waller Michael Ward Sharon Ward - � � W 55 Sarah Watson Jcri Webster Susan Webster George Webb Seniors not pictured Gail Bacon Dale Cox Karen Klidies Sue Webster Lynnoa Bonner Steven Davis Kelly McClelland Michelle Westlake Stanley Bowen Stephen Duncan Vicki Millennor James Bremer Stephen Hari Sherman Ritchie Robert Whitman Gary Brunett Cheryl Husted Michael Todd Chris Cadigan Joann Kissinger Robert Walker 56 Graduation 1969 He who remains cheerful in spirit and sees only the good side of all things, who never allows himself to be spiritually downcast but keeps his head high and courage in his heart, he sets in motion those fine, still powers, which make every step through life easier for him. Ralph Waldo Trine 60 'S+ ' Sl mt 's fr ,. av '- ■AX- 3I r Efc m - - ■ 5-W: ■ po-? WgA’ sm filirJf! t'yX ,J- f w :« l� ' S g%£] J. r fc .uj rfy. .jaTj 1 W v V « � i y ■mmW T'% ¥ ., 1 .; • • :M •; tTiT- ■ AVy jQB i nn ..- . ? r 1 .?: V - • ■$ i V i i fer Hr-I v .Ja . • !;I ..'•2Ti ; 9 ’ i I . ri ;• • • I 111. . .i' • • ■•• ' I til f v • • ■? v . ■ • ,3r ,.i 'Jr r • i t • y v v% ' ” . , £ ; ; .. v.x W� f V A. - s - ■ ■4. ?j£ V ' ft ■f! I r f wr «B ■j •z ffijGti'i wv - «W5T , • k • '.{(M '. -' 4 A. •i. v- i: V •- n 7? aVS' ’ 11111 ll|M .'•- 1- OL-v' - .■■: i WE v v ? ;a:-: •A XJ . f p x v. .-■: . . i w v-wV. 7-; :5rf PNR P: e .. sa r WAf EV r?-1 Underclassmen Ju niors Beam Potential JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Otavio Ferreira, Treasurer; Jolie Nichols, Secretary; Mike Natina. President; Jen Van Fossen, Representative; Forrest Weiland, Vice-President. JUNIOR YELL LEADERS: Steve BurceU, Rose Rider. Cathy Oglesby, Sherrie Hubbard, Mike Rodgers, Head. 64 Adams, Greg Adkins, Alan Alkixe, Kenneth Allen, Ken Allen, Linda Amacker. Miles Anderson, Mary Ann Andrest, Hany Anthony, Kathy Amett, Heather Atchley, Marci Azevedo, Mark Baker, Tina Bamabe, Sally Barnes, Darlene Barton. Ed Bauer, Terri Baxley, Connie Beebe, Jack Bellinger, Wade Beltz, Diane Bennett. Russ Benoit. Rita Bertagnolli, Fred Biek, David Blankenship, Dave Blue, Karen Boalcs, Deon Boehle. Greg Bogue, Larry Borges, Cindy Bossert, Kathy Boswell, Lana Bowen, Steve Bowman, Forest Brand. Laura Braun, Margaret Breedlove. Kelly Brissey, Linda Brodie. Theresa Brooks. Bill Brousseau. Rick Brower, Noreen Broxson, Toni Buchanan. Carl Buckley. Wayne Bunting. Jaci Burcell, Steve 65 Juniors Have What It lakes Burkhardt, Dave Burns, Janice Cadigan, Dennis Cahoon, Glenn Carlton, Vince Carter, Terry Caton, Devin Chandler, Kathy Chandler. Ken Charles, Merit Chcsnut, Bob Clary, Jack Cline, Murray Clyde. Danny Cockrell, Brent Collins, Jackie Collins, John Connelly, Kathy Conway, Roxy Cook, Steve Cox,Judy Cox, Patricia Crane, Leslie Crowe, Kathy Cullis, BUI Cunningham, Kathy Cushman, Janet Dale, Gloria Davidson, Daniel Deckard, Susan Delong, Keith Dill, Michael Dimasi, Cynthia Doehne, John Donclson, Samuel Donohue, Patricia 66 Doss, Patricia Dowicr. Michael Duprey, Thomas Durflinger, Debbie Dyer, Craig Earl, Douglas Eddy, Lynn Engeln, George Engle, Marilyn Ephland, Greg Faulkenbury, Terry Fernandez. Patricia Ferreira, Otavio Feuerhelm, Glenn Finneran, Janice Fitzgerald, Ann Foote, Stan Forseth, Sherry Fraser, David Freeman. Virginia Freitas, Arthur Jim Webb falls head over heels into his work. Frost. Allen Gagner, Harold Galloway. Nancy Galloway, Sheri Gannon. Melinda Gardner. Chris Gatts, Anne Gibson, Larry Gilbert, Craig Gill, Jerry Gillen. Linda Giorgi, Brad Gitchell, Christy Goddard, Mike Goerges, Carla 67 Juniors Goldsworthy, Kim Gonzales, Marlene Gorman, Ben Green, Tim Greenhaw, Marci Griffiths, Susan Grimes, Michelle Grokcnberger, Cathy Grove, Nancy Gualtieri, Mike Gumm, Carol Gunsolley, Judy Hagar, Larry Hague, Nancy Halcomb. Barbara Halcomb, Vickie Haley, James Hamilton. Mark Harden, Randy Harper, Kris Harrington. Dan Harry. Chuck Hart sock, Jeanne Haws. Judy Absolutely nothing will distract Ed Barton. Henry, Mary Hernage, Michele Hill, Steve Hines, Donna Hines, Terry Hironymous, Linda Hoehn. Sheila Hoke, Sylvia Holcomb, Phil Horr, Crickett Hubbard. Sherrie Huckstep, Carla Huff, Steve Huffman, Gene Hughes. Marlene Hunt, Gail Hunt, Marsha Hursey, Melvin Huston, Kathy Hutchens, Mary Hutt, Dennis Imel, Judy Irvin, Joe Irvin, William Irwin, Bob Jackson, Candy Jay, Teresa Johnson, Collette Johnson. Dave Johnson, Tom Jones, Linda Jones, Linell Otavio Ferreira and Gary Yoder really show that spirit! Jones, Pat Kaiser. Kathy Kaufner, Bruce Keenan, Janice Kelleher, Mike Kendall, Terri Kenstler, Alien Kimbrough, Bruce King, Jeanette Kingsbury. Donna Kinney. Debbie Knapp, Kirk Knopsnyder, Patti Knox, Candi Krogh, Pat Kurtz, Mary Kurtz, Phillip Lane, Pam Layton, Denise Leach, Dennis Leas, Joe Lee, Tony Lema, Debbie Lendman, Paul 69 Lenser, Greg Lewis, Janet Lewis, Janis Lewis, Pat Link, Rosanna Linse, Richard Longnecker, Bob Lonnberg, Greg Lyons, Vera Madison, Richard Marshall, Steve Martin, Penny Masl, David Maslin, Allan Massey, Jcannic Massey. Kirk Masterson, Pat Mather, Debbie Matthews, Marianne McCannell, Rod McCutcheon, Debbie McDannald, Tish McEntee, Debbie McGirr, Joyce McIntosh, Mike McIntosh, Ted McKee. Gail McMartin, Bruce Measles, Phil Mecham, Brenda Meeks, Steve Metheny, Bruce Moffat, Michael Morefield, Dan Morey, Barbara Mors, Sue 70 Juniors Morton, Roxanne Moxley, Linda Moyer, Dean Murphy, Loretta Murray. Debbie Myers, Lorelei Nadekcr, Marie Narum. Greg Natina. Mike Nethcrland. John Nichols. Jolie Noble. Mike Norton. Dennis Norton, Traci Oglesby. Cathy Oquin. Mike Ott. Charles Oulman, Joannie Oulman. Sharon Palmer, Reannie Pari sc. Toni Patton, Elaine Pearson. John Pearson, Lori Pcrsling, J ill Pesterfield, Susan Petersen, Doug Peterson, Brent Pevehouse, Deryl Phillippi, Colin Phillips, Cheryl Pierce, Ken Pierce. Lyda Plesha, Mike Plount, Steve Porter. Diana Juniors Poulsen, Les Prather, Debra Priddy, Vem Putman. Ken Ramsdeil, Bill Read, Gary Redner, Woody Reeves, Doug Reynolds, Cindy Rhinehart. Jesse Rhoades. Darla Rhyne, Gary Rider, Rose Riewarts, Nancy Riley, Henry Risling. Gary Roberts, Joanna Rodgers. Mike Rodman, Terry Roesner, Duane Rose, Cheryl Ross. Debbie Ross, Jim Ross, Toby Terri Bauer and Dave Truax raise the roof. Rutledge, John Sargent, Eric Satterwhite, Kieth Schneider, Ellen Schock, Tom Schuele. Marilyn Schultens, Steve Schulz, Mike Scott, Alan Selby, Cathie Sellin, Steve Seymore, Rick Shelby, Kevin Sheppard, Georgia Short, David Short, Russell Silva, June Simonis, Georgia Smith, Charlotte Smith, Don Smith, Judy Smith, Marcy Smith, Steven Smith, Sydney Smith, Winifred Stampfli, Mike Stayer, Leonard Stevenson, Kris Stewart, Starla Flexing his muscles, Steve Hill displays his Stiles, Larry manly stature. Stone, Billie Stone, Dan Stone, Ricky Story, Greg Styir, Bill Stymus, Lance Sybert, Barbara Tarrell, Karen Tessier, Larry Thompson, Darlene Thompson, Jack Timpe. Claudia Tompkins, Danny Townsend, Tom Truax, Dave Truett, Charles Tucker, Carolyn Tulles, Donna Turner, Iccl Tyler, Debbie Van Ert, Mike Van Fossen, Jen Vaughn, Kirk Vinum, Bonnie Viscaino, Sharon Volbrecht, Henry 73 Kirk Knapp socks it to ’em at a class assembly. Self expression is stressed by Ginger Freeman. Walden, Cheryl Walker, Jim Ward, Scott Watkins, Bruce Watson, Daniel Wcathcrcad, Jack Weaver, Paul Webb, James Roxanne Morton passes her time in peaceful day- dreaming. Wylie, Frank J u n iors Whisenhunt, George White, Michael Whitney. Linda Wilboum. Charles Wilhelmi, Stan Williams, Lynette Wood, Linda Woodford. Margaret Please, Do Not Feed, Wood man see. Tail Word. Craig I’ll trade two ‘Don Dry9dales‘ for one ‘Willie Mays’.. 75 Sophomores Show Promise SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Shannon, Secretary; Patty Craft, Treasurer; Bruce Main, Vice-President; Carla Sheldon, President; Matt Pasero, Representative. SOPHOMORE YELL LEADERS: Sharon Roberts, Mary Lukes, Karen Rodgers, Head, Patty Maddox. 76 Alexander, Marcella Algiere, Ray Allen, Mary Allpress, Billy Amacker, Richard Anderson, Gregory Anderson, Kenneth Andree, Tammy Amey, Margie Bagula, Linda Bailey, Richard Bailey, Stephen Baker, Jeanne Barney, Ralph Barton, Clifford Bascom, Newell Basinger. Phillip Bauer, Linda Baugh, Dan Benson, Dave Berckmoes, Mary Beyer. Daniel Bickett, Connie Biek, Jim Bivin, Larry Black, Shireen Blackmon, Dennis Blakesley, Jim Blue, Steve Blumenstein, Diane Bollinger, Debby Booth, Robin Borders, Corinne Bowden, Barbara Bowden, Steve Boyer, Steve Boyle, Steve Boynton, Barbara Bray, Bill Brady, David Braun, Larry Brigmon, Jean Brim, Andrea Brown, Mike Brown, Steve Brunett, Bradley Bruton, John Buckingham, Randy Sop h o rn o res I la ve The Know-how Buell, Linda Buick, Rob Bunselmeier, Don Burris, Charles Burt, Greg Cain, Alien Cantrell, Evora Carpenter, Karen Carson, David Casterlinc, Gary Caswell, Sue Cerro, Gary Champncy, Laurie Chapman. Gary Charles, Mike Chase, Joe Chrysler, Kirk Clanton, Russell Clester, Steve Cline, Judy Coles, Michele Comnick, Steve Cone, Leyann Connelly, Dan Conroy, Ann Marie Cooper, Penny Cornwell, Karen Couts, Lorelie Craft, Patti Crume, Alan Cullen, Colleen Cwick, Darryl Dale, Shirley Dennis, David Davis, Ed Davis, Garry 78 Day, Jeffery Deckard, Paula DeCoito, Gaylene Deetz, John Dersch, Wayne Dewart, Donna Dicker, Herb Dickerson, Michael Dingman, Gary Dollar. Robert Done, Candace Donclson, Fred Enterprise football fans wait tensely for a crucial play. Duclos, Deborah Dupre, Brad Duprey, Linda Durflinger, Ten Lari, Norma Easley, Bill Eaton, Steve Ellison, Jim Estes, Linda Fairhurst, Francis Fclker, Don Fellows, Joyce Fidler, Debale ne Fisher, Floyd Flanery, Mickey Foley. Roxie Forcella, James Foster, David Free, Mary Frcmd, Kim Fritz, Jim Gannon, Stephen Gannon, Roger Gardner. Melissa Gary, William Gasper. Nina Gentry, John George, Carol George, Philip Gerlinger, Fred Gess, Wanda Gillean, Sue Girty, Ncdra Glidden, Bill Glorfeld, Jeff Gordon,John Gouldsmith, Sharia Coyer, Rickey Goyet, Kathleen Green, David Green, Nancy Green, Richard Greer, Leland Gribble, Patti Griffis, Mary Griffith, Mike Griffith, Penny Grubbs, Colleen Terry Walters and Paul Roberts load up for the day. Guitard, Raymond Gumm, Robert Hagar. Gany Haley, Henry Hall, Jeffrey Hall, Terry Hammerstaedt, Wayne Hampton, Lynda Hanson, Sheryl Harding, Kelly Harding, Lizabeth Harrington. Daniel Harrison, Claudia Hathaway, Cheryl Hayes. Jane Heisler, Terri Hendricks, Diane Henninger, Martha Hernandez. Rosina Henman, Richard Hess, Bonnie Hill. Bryan Hinshaw, Jim Hoag, Melvin Hodges, Richard Hoeft, Jean Holland, Deborah Hooper, David “I’D get you. Red Baron!” threatens Pane ho Fair hunt as he flexes his muscles. Hufford. Deborah Hunter, Cynthia Huston, Edward Huston, Sharon Her, Patrick Ingram. Hal James, Donna James, Gregory James, Lonny Jenkins, Roxann Johnson, Arthur Johnson. Glyne Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jacque Johnson. Pam Johnson. Randy Johnson. Shelley Johnston, Craig Jones, Candace Jones, Dan Jones, Rodney Jose, Diane Journey, Deborah Katzer, Judy Kellogg, Richard Kelly, Chuck Kendall, Reita KerT, Marlene 81 Sophomores Kesler, Byron Kimball, Don Kingsbury, Robin Kranig, Lynette Lafond, John Lamb, Elaine Lambert, Sally Lamoureaux, Mitch Lamp, Richard Lands, Ruth Lane, Randy Lane, Susan Leming, Jeff Lendman, Susan Lewis, Gordon Link, David Lockwood, Rochelle Loucks, Patricia Lukes, Mary Lyman, Robert Lyons, Laurenc Maddelein, Robert Maddox. Patty Maher, Edward Main, Bruce Mangrum, Leon Manning, Michael Martin, Norma Maslin, Michael Massey, Doug Masterson, Kelly Maynes, Scott McCaslin, Diane McCulley, Virginia McGarity, Joe McGregor, Dean Sophomores vie for the megaphone at an assembly-rally. You don’t say! McGuire, Mike Mclndoo, Robyn McLaj., Darlene McPherson, Bill Melton, Kathy Meyer, Nancy Miller, Bernard Miller, John Miller, Rusty Mitchell, Larry Modisett, Juanita Montgomery, Delbert Mooney, Leesa Moore, Bob Morefield, Sharon Morgan, Gaylon Morris, Ronda Morrison, Mike Moyer, Dave Munns, Wendy Murray, Connie Muscutt, Barbara Myers, Ray Nelson, Kenny Nelson, Steve Nicol, Jim Norton, Mike Norton, Terry Nutt, Sheri O’Brien, Carol Olson, Tina On, Tom Ostrom, Mark Padgett, Wayne Palmer, David Parish, Jeff Parisotto, Ginny Parker, Linda Parker, Tricia Parks, William Pasero, Emest Pasich. Debbie Patton, Lin Pearson. Linda Pcevey, Darla Peters, Dennis Peterson, Judy Pilkington, Nannet Prather, Mike Pryor, Debbie Pullen, Jack Ramstad, Randy Randall, Blake Randolph. Bryce Rappleye, Kathy Rasmussen, Todd Ratliff, Lois Rauch, Robert Reed, Cathi Reed, Mathew J.V. yell leaders revive flagging spirit. Rhyne, Curtis Roberts, Paul Roberts, Sharon Robinson, Lorena Robinson, Michael Rodgers. Diana Rodgers, Karen Rodrique, Patricia Roesner, Cathy Roesner, Darice Roesner, Deanne Rogers, Randy Rowan, Richard Sagaser, Bonnie Salinas, Georgia Schmidt, Carl Sophomores a f fy Tv. Schulz, Becky Schwerdt, Pam Scott, Bennett Scott, Kelly Shannon, Cindy Sheldon, Charla Shepherd, Mike Shirt, Mike Shively, Denise Short, Ray Shufelberger, Robi Simonis, Phoebe Sisk, Paula Jeff Vanatta's defiant stare is enough to Skaufel, Nadine scare any senior. Smith, Gary Smith, Gloria Smith, Jerry Smith, Ken Smith, Leonard Smith, Ray Smith, Ronnie Smith, Steve Solomon, Chris Stanley, Steve Stein, Joan Stephens, Cindy Stevenson. Billy Stevenson, Kathy Stewart, Ron Stiles, Karen St John,John Stockel, Cathy Stockton, Sue Strauch, Janet Strickland, Darrell Stymus, Richard Sullivan. Pat Sutter, Lome Taylor, Debra Taylor. Sherri 85 Sophomores Tessier, Rod Thatcher, Steve Thien, John Thomas, Charlotte Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Lee Thomas, Sharon Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Jolene Thompson, Laura Todd. Mark Tucker, James Tuggle. David Tweedy, Penni Twyman, David Tyler, Beatrice Underwood, Mike Vanatta, Jeff Harry! Let go of my hand! Harry, not now! Van Lperen, Laura Van Ert, Tim Viscaino, Sandy Vonhusen, John Wagoner, Bob Waller, Kim Walters, TerTy Wampler, Brenda Watson, CUff Weatherford, Tom Webb, Maxine Weber, Mike Weil and, Bill Wcilbrenner, Steve Weir, Cory Welch. Linda Wheeler, Debbie Whisenhunt, Mary White, Debbie White, Jackie Wick, Tim Wilboum, Laura Wilhelmi, Susan Wilke, Fritz Wilkerson. Peggy Williams, Charlotte WUliams, Debbie Williams, Leetta Winningham, Bill Wood, Kim Woodard, Dan Woolf, Randy I knew she wouldn’t be on time! 90 Organizations APPOINTED MEMBERS-FRONT ROW: S. Mitchell, S. Shriver, S.Gemtscn. K. Harper, B. Compton, J. Odenwcller. P. Stewart. BACK ROW: M. Hamilton. M. Clabaugh, L. Broshears, C. Kinnier, S. Daniels, B. Boltcn. Mark Matson Heads Fall Student Council At the beginning of the 1968-1969 school year, Student Body President Mark Matson outlined his objectives for student government during his administration. One of his major goals was to provide activities through Student Council that would involve greater numbers of students. One area of change was to expand the field from which school organizations may draw dance bands, hopefully to provide more variety. Other changes were to be in the areas of constitutional revision, and in activities planned jointly by the Student Council and the various clubs and organizations within the school. Matson's main objective was to make student body government more meaningful through greater student involvement. RIGHT: Mark Matson, President. 92 Elected Members-Seated: Sue Hironymous, Head Varsity Football Yell Leader; Gwen Ingram, Mark Matson calls the assembly to ... order? Secretary; Kathy Rouse, Treasurer; Jane Cunningham, Vice-President. Standing: Matt Pasero. Sophomore Class Representative; Rod Lane, Senior Class Representative; Bill Simmons, Chief Justice. Student Council members discuss the budget. Mr. Ash interjects an appropriate comment concerning the Representative Assembly. 93 Representative Assembly Has Busy Year This year the Representative Assembly branched out in an effort to involve more students in the student government. Representatives were encouraged to be creative in the administering of the government, and, as a result, several worthwhile new activities were instigated which, hopefully, will be continued in the coming years. Two new activities, the pumpkin-cutting contest and the fostering of a needy child abroad, were notable successes. It is my hope that the representatives were stimulated by their activities in Representative Assembly to a continuing interest in student government. Jane Cunningham Vice-president OFFICERS-Kneeling: Sue Ferguson, Stan Foote, Jack Nelson. Peggy Bales. Standi Brenda Compton, Mary Me Mar tin. Jane Cunningham, Jan Jorgenson. FRONT ROW: B. Scott, H. Ingram, W. Gray, J. Wagoner, J. Nicol. ROW 2: M. McMartin. B. Compton, J. Jorgenson, C. Hunter, M. Berkmoes, T. Hafl. Earl, K. Waller, S. Hubbard, K. Rodgers, P.Femandcz, S. Ferguson, J. Van Fossen, K. Quibell, L. Crane, B. Sybert. BACK ROW: J. Nelson, G. Lewu Gagner, S. Brown, D. Peterson, S.Aufieri, B. Miller, S. Burcell, S. Foote, P. Bales, S. Wilhclmi, A. Scott, C. Forney. Student Court Upholds The Law This year’s Student Court strived to attain three major goals. They hoped to establish precedent pertaining to court procedure, worked on the revision of the statute laws and worked to set up suitable penalties for those students convicted of violations. These were done in an attempt to make Student Court play a larger part in the functioning of student government. FRONT ROW: Dean Moyer, Bill Simmons, Rick Taylor. BACK ROW: Dave Peterson, Mary Lukes. Bill Simmons and Rick Taylor question some Colleen Zelazny, Steve Main. legal activities. 95 Broshears Leads Spring Officers In assuming the duties of Student Body President for the spring semester, Lee Broshears expressed the opinion that it is imperative that high school students become a part of the current expansion of opportunity taking place all over the world. He felt that giving students a greater opportunity to participate in various activities other than academics creates a more pleasant school atmosphere. During his term in office, Broshears attempted to achieve several goals, including the revival of interest in school clubs and organizations and the maintenance of school pride, a tradition that has existed at Enterprise for many years. Ijcc Broshears, President Colleen Zelazny. Secretary; Jane Cunningham. Vice President; Bill Simmons, Chief Justice; Kathy Rouse. Treasurer; Karen Blue. Head Varsity Basketball Yd Leader. 96 STL DENT SERVICE CLASS-SEATED: Debbie Johnson, Diane Porter, Ruth James, Sue Free. STANDING: Donna Kingsbury, Kerry McEntee, Susan Prather. Doug Reeves, Jackie White, Larry McBraycr. STUDENT STORE MANAGERS: Michael Harden and Dale Cox. Students Aid School Student Service Class The Student Service Class, the law enforcement agency of Enterprise, helped to provide a healthy educational atmosphere by encouraging students to adhere to rules and regulations by means of the unflinching guardian of law and order, the citation book. Student Store The Student Store, under the management of Scrooge Harden and Scotch Cox, prospered by supplying the students with needed items, such as green folders for Mr. Feser that weren't green, three by five cards for Mr. Hegji, or those wonderful little megaphones. Where would we have been without our Student Store? 97 Mark Azevedo, Gary Chapman, Shari Lane. Steve Main, Julie Odcnwclkr. Chairman, Don Smith, Chris Olson, Cindy Shannon, Gail McKee. Election Board FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cools, R. Hedin, S. Gcrritsen, Chairman, J. Nicol, L. Brand. BACK ROW: V Green, C. McCutcheon. M. Santos, G. Freeman, D. Harrington, M. Hunt. In charge of this year's January and May student body elections was the Election Board. Its members conducted the nomination assemblies, supervised the voting, counted the ballots, and posted the results. Above all, the board strove to make the elections as efficient as possible. Welcoming Committee On their first day at Enterprise, new students were met and escorted to their classes by members of the Welcoming Committee. The committee consisted of students who were interested in meeting newcomers and helping to acquaint them with the school. In addition to their everyday duties, the members also assisted parents during open house and back-to-school activities. 98 School Functions FRONT ROW: M. Gualtien. B. C'ullis, D. Stauber, D. Bick, R. Rogers. BACK ROW: M. Amey, T. Brodie, T. Kris Harper rakes in the money. McMath. K, Harper, Chairman, C. Borges, M. Woodford. SEATED: A. Fitzgerald, K. Cunningham, M. Hamilton, Chairman, C. Zelazny, L. Cartier. STANDING: Mr. I cscr, J. Bremer, H. Andrcst. D. Earl, M. Noble. T. Rasmussen, T. Van Ert. Athletic Finance Committee The Athletic Finance Committee handled the ticket sales at all home football and basketball games this year. In return for their service, the members of the committee received free insurance, student body cards, and admission to all home games. Academic Committee The Academic Committee was faced with the task of promoting intellectual endeavor at Enterprise. The committee’s major concern was sponsoring and composing the annual General Information Test. In addition, members posted information on the main bulletin board relating to forthcoming examinations, such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test. 99 1969 Vespa Is Better Than Ever Through blood, sweat and tears, the 1969 Vespa Staff managed to produce the best yearbook in the history of Enterprise High School. As a result of the increased funds afforded by the successful sale of advertising and yearbooks, the staff was able to make various improvements in this year’s edition. These included more pages, fantastic layouts, a full-color table of contents spread, and a special quality paper. The cover, which employs a unique antiquing method to provide gold overtones, was designed by Tim Wick, a sophomore. EDITORS: Craig Forney, Steve Main, and Mark TwitchclL VESPA STAFF-FRONT ROW: Dave Truax, Jack Nelson. Ken Stoppenbrink. ROW 2: Jane Cunningham, Karen Gentry, Julie OdenwcUcr, Kay Wilson, Dean Moyer, Mike McIntosh. BACK: Steve MitchelL NOT PICTURED: Debbie Richey. 100 RIGHT: The staff digs out after a hard night. The editors should know better than to monkey around with the competition. Forest Bowman, photographer, demonstrates the proper way to use a camera. 102 Hornet's Nest Keeps Students Informed The Hornet’s Nest, a bi-weekly newspaper published by the Journalism II class, supplied Enterprise students with vital information concerning student body activities. Hectic work sessions and finances from student body card and advertisement sales enabled the staff to produce the same quality and quantity of editions as in previous years. EDITORS: Lee Hower, Helien Hendricks, Sue Hood, Mike McIntosh, Alexis von Dachenhausen. HORNET’S NEST STAFF: Greg Ephland, Chris Mattison, Bud Gagner. Shelly Everett, Dave Truax, Pat Van Dyke, John RuUedge. Band Highlights Halftime Show FRONT ROW: S. Hall. J. Wagoner, C. Phillippi, S. Ward, J. Rutledge. K. Stoppenbrink, M. Azevedo, C. Huckstep, Mr. Farruggia. ROW 2: M. Shepard, D. Metcalf, K. Gentry, M. Henninger, J. Vanfosscn. R. Amacker. D. Short, R. Buckingham, M. Manning. ROW 3: J. Hayes, C. Selby, M. Brown, S. Pesterfield, C. Word, S. Smith, B. Glidden, J. Clary. ROW 4: D. Smith, C. Rhyne, G. Geis, P. Weaver, C. Phillippi, G. Johnson, W. Gray, B. Allprcss, M. Gualtieri BACK ROW: P. Basinger, H. Andrest, T. Johnson, A. Scott, T. Green. The hand exhibits one of the numerous formations used to entertain football fans at halftime. 105 LEFT: Drum Major Steve Hall. PEP BAND-FRONT ROW: K. Stoppenbrink, S. Ward, D. Short, J. Wagoner, H. Amlrest. A. Scott. ROW 2: C. Phillip pi. W. Gray, C. Phillippi, R. Amacker, S. Hall. BACK ROW: M. Azevedo, G. Geis, D. Smith, Mr. Famiggia. Mark Azevedo, Don Smith, and Greg Geis perform “Bugler’s Holiday” at the Christmas assembly. Music Reigns At Enterprise Mi. Famiggia demonstrates his virtuosity on the piano. A CAPELLA-FRONT ROW: C. Huckstep, K. Huston. B. Wetmore. N. Dork, S. Pesterfield, D. Tyler, M. Lesser. T. Cole. T. Turner. T. Dillard, K. Wilson, G. Yoder, A. Crume. ROW 2: S. Roberts, R. Bennett, J. Rinehart, P. Loucks, N. Myier, V. Davis, D. Scarbrough, K. Tarell, C. Zelazny, D. Richey, J. Broshears, D. Watson, G. Tessier. BACK ROW: Mr. Fanuggia, A. Freitas, L. Chrysler, P. Sutter. V. Priddy, H. Hendricks, C. Sharrett, D. Irvin, S. Foote, L. Broshears. W. Pullen, D. Stevens, D. Tuggle. G. Risling. STAGE BAND-FRONT ROW. L. MacLellan, D. Short, M. Hennmgcr. S. Hall, R..Amackcr. C. Huckstep. ROW 2. C. Word, M. Moffat, W. Gray, J. Rutledge, C. Phillippi. K. Stoppenbrink. BACK ROW: Mr. Farruggia, h. Shelby. D. Smith, M. Azcvedo. G. Geis, D. Irvin. G. Phillippi, M. Manning. 107 AFS Sends Stacy Shrivcr Barbara Morey sells football programs to raise money for FSC activities. Through an Americans Abroad scholarship, Enterprise student Stacy Shriver spent last summer with the Pfenninger family in Bulach, Switzerland. Of her trip Stacy says, “I wish all of you could have gone to Switzerland with me last summer. The experience and worth of the Americans Abroad program cannot be expressed in so many inadequate words. Briefly, it is sharing the sharing of laughter, songs, tears, food, loves, and hates with people of a foreign country. The finest surprise is when you realize these people aren’t foreigners they’re a real part of you and me. “I want to thank the American Field Service and those who gave me this experience. 1 would like to urge others to become more interested in this organization in the future. Theres is so much to benefit from it.” 108 Stacy Shriver to Switzerland FRONT ROW: B. Morey, H. Arnett. C. Johnson, K. Wilson, T. Brodie, D. Scarbrough. M. Woodford. A. Fitzgerald, K. Bowden. BACK ROW: C. Forney, J. Silva, D. Johnson, A. Von Dachcnhausen, B. Compton, K. Harper, M. Free, K. Cunningham, M. Gualtieri Foreign Student Committee The Foreign Student Committee represented the interests of our school's student body in the Americans Abroad Scholarships and Foreign Student Exchange programs of the American Field Service. The committee also performed the service of selling programs at home football and basketball games. The profits from these sales were used to help finance the foreign students. FSC BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Anne Fitzgerald, Vice President; Kathy Cunningham, Program Chairman; Kris Harper, President; Brenda Compton, Representative; Damelle Scarbrough, Secretary-Treasurer. 109 FRONT ROW R. James, G. Ingram. H. Hendricks, M. Knott, D. Tyler, R. Hedin, B. Hariand, D. Scarbrough, C. Zelazny, C. Henson, M. Lesser. P. LaMour, Davis, B. Schinkel, S. Shriver, B. Lukes, J .Santos, P. Bales, B. Nadeker. J. Sturgess, G. Sheppard. ROW 2: M. Free. K. Jones, C. Jones, R. Lands, S. Thomas, S. Prather, L. Santos, M. Nicol, D. Johnson, S. Gerritscn, L. Perkins, S. Hironymous, G Melton, C. Terry, V. Jones, J. Crain, C. McCutcheon, L. Kianig, C. Reynolds, D. McCutcheon, J. Roberts, C. GitcheU.G. Freeman J. Nichols, S Mors L. Wood S. Hubbard, R. Conway. ROW 6: D. Rodeers, P. Simonis, C. Shannon. P. Craft. K. Masterson, N. Green, J. aw ,f ?cIb kLoAHfn’ M-Grcenhaw. E Schneider, J. Lewis, S. Griffiths, R. Morton, K. Blue, J. Silva, D. Kinney, D. Hines. BACK ROW; M. Lukes, D. BoUinger, P. Johnson, P. Maddox, K. Rodgers, C. Reed. K. Taxell, M. tnglc, D. Beltz. P. Lane, T. Hines T McDannald, D. Ross, D. Porter, T. Norton, L. Hironymous, C. Oglesby, L. Jones, N. Brower. S. Galloway, M. Mathews OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Linda McCutcheon, Historian; Mavis Padgett, Treasurer; Cathy McCutcheon, Sales Chairman; Kathy Jones; Secretary. BACK ROW: Sharon Ward, Vice-President; Marcia Collett, President. 110 Pep Club Promotes Spirit At EHS The Pep Club was open to all students interested in promoting school spirit, assisting the yell leaders and song leaders, and providing for more participation in all student body activities. In addition to helping the rally squad yell at games, members sold various booster ribbons and buttons, decorated the football field and gymnasium before football and basketball games, and sponsored Homecoming and Spirit Week activities. Toni Panic and Marcia Colktt prove Enterprise students have sole. Ill Left: Charolette Henson puts the finishing touches on decorations for the homecoming dance. Block E R evises Constitution This year Block E initiated some new principles into the organization with the revision of their outdated constitution. The club continued to make school T-shirts available to the student body. Members also performed tasks such as operating the concession stand at basketball games, patrolling athletic functions, and running the yardage markers during junior varsity football games. OFFICERS-FRONT ROW Mark Clabaugh. Brent Bolten, Tom Johnson. BACK ROW Mr. Keith DeLong supplies nourishment for hungry baskets Lamoureaux. Rod Lane. Lenny Baxley. fans. FRONT ROW M Goddard. B Miller. S. Bur cell, B. Chesnut. M. Rodgers, M. Natina, D. Moyer, F. Weiland. S. Schultens. T. Rossiter. R. Brousseau. I Baxley, E. Sargent, A. Kenstler, G. Lngeln. SECOND ROW: T. Johnson. M. Leonard. A. Adkins. M. VanErt. M. Stampfli.T. Van Slyke. M. Matson. I Breedlove, B. Bailey. M. Clabaugh. S. Daniels, G. Adkins. S. Main. E. Vonderschecr. THIRD ROW: J. Nelson. T. Townsend. W. Pullen. B. Longnecker, Hunt. R. Taylor, R' Kersh. C. Kinnier. R. Ferrin. D. Peterson. J. Jose. R. Kendall, B. Brodie. G. Anderson. S. Foote. BACK ROW: G. Hackett, K. Knapp.I DeLong. G. Risling, B. DeMyer, E. Newman. A. Frost. B. Bolton. R. Lane. E. Sandburg. D. Smith, D. Burkhardt. B. Peterson. R. Wade. D. Woolf. 1 Simmons, T. Green. Clubs Encourage Hobbies SEATED: J. Day.C. Forney. S. Lane, B. Lukes, R. Taylor, K. Waller. STANDING: Mr. Moore, A. Crume, M. Twitchell, S. Main, P. Sutter, S. Mitchell, K. Anderson, M. Amacker, B. Hill, K. Franklin. Chess Club This year's Chess Club was formed in order to provide a chance for students to play chess each week and have chess tournaments with other schools. However, that was merely a front for their real and ultimate purpose: to invade and liberate the oppressed people of Cuba with the leadership of their beloved Fuehrer, Mr. Donald Moore. Radio Club The primary purpose of the Radio Club was to promote an interest in electronics. Members either worked toward an F.C.C. license in amateur radio or engaged themselves in electronics projects of their own choosing. The club operated from a “shack” located in the forty wing, containing such equipment as a transmitter, a receiver, an oscilloscope, and a signal generator. SEATED: A. Crume, T. Mook, G. Risling, J. Hall, L. Stymus. STANDING: M. TwitchcU, G. Davis, J. Wagoner, D. Biek, M. Katzdom R. Linsev B Cullis. Forney, B. Kesler, M. Matson, M. Hamilton, D. Reeves, J. Clary, H. Andrest, R. Stymus. 113 GAA members from many high schools in the area take part in a hockey playday held here. Mavis Padgett is just about to make the critical two points for her team. 114 RIGHT: Team members battle for the rebound. GAA Proves Exercise Can Be Fun All girls interested in after-school sports were encouraged to join GAA. During club meetings held twice a week, members were given the opportunity to participate in their favorite sports and compete with GAA members from other schools. Each girl who went out for a sport was eligible to win awards. The more meetings she attended, the more points she earned toward these awards. OFFICERS: Trudy McMath, President; Jen Van Fossen, Vice President; Charlotte Williams, Secretary; Mavis Padgett, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: B. Mecham. R. Hedin, J. Bums, J. Van Fossen, R. James, S. Thomas. ROW 2: C. Borges. T. Brodie, D. Holland, S. Free, T. McMath. P. Proctor, T. Turner. ROW 3: R. Conway, L. Hampton, L. Eddy, A. Noble, J. Proctor, M. Padgett. BACK ROW: S. Hoehn, P. Van Dyke, C. George, S. Lendman, L. Holmgren, K. Waller, L. Welch. 115 CSFHolds In order to become a members of CSF, the honor society of EHS, a student had to acquire a total of ten scholastic points, an A counting three points and a B counting one This year’s members sponsored the annual CSF picnic, as well as a new event, the car bash. OFFICERS: Dean Moyer. Vice President; Cra Fomey, President; Mr. Hegji, Advisor; Jen Hodgdon, Treasurer; Julie Odenweiler, Secretary. FALL CSF-FRONT ROW: P. LaMour, J. Hodgdon. S. Hall. J. Odenweiler. M. Matson. K. Rouse, D. Scarbrough, M. McMartin, C. Cadigan, C. Shanttt BACK ROW: K. Smith. J. Cunningham. J. Jorgenson, K. Gentry, M. Knott, S. Lane, K. Jones, B. Lukes, S. Shriver, S. Mitchell, C. Fomey, M. TwitchelL FALL CSF-FRONT ROW: G. Narum, D. Earl, D. Staubcr, G. Lewis, D. Moyer, M. Gualticri, M. Noble, T. Van Ert, S. Thatcher, R. Roeers, B. Miller. RO 2: J. Biek, T. Rassmussen, M. Woodford, K. Harper, C. Borges, B. Mecham, S. Hubbard, M. Henniger, J. Hayes, C. Harrison, C. Hunter, M. Webb, K Cunningham, D. Fidler. BACK ROW: K. Anderson, D. Biek, R. Bennett, B. Peterson, D. Short, B. Cullis, E. Vondcrschccr, D. Bcltz, K. Tarcll, K. Waller.L Pierce, D. Williams, A. Fitzgerald, S. Lend man. First Annual Car Bash SPRING CSF FRONT ROW: F. Bowman. J. Nicol, S. Thatcher. R. Rogers. D. Earl. B. Miller. ROW 2: K. Harper. W'. Mr. Ronald Hegji. Advisor Munns. K. ( unnineham. C. Hunter, J. Hayes, S. Nutt, J. Finneran, K. Tarell, S. Hubbard. L. Pierce. BACK ROW: G. Narum. M. Noble. G. Lewis, S. Foote. M. Henmngcr, J. Biek. T. Van Ert. T. Rasmussen. SPRING CSF RECLINING: B. Bolton. KNEELING: S. Daniels. S. MitcheU. M Fisher, B. Lukes. M Clabaugh. B. Grubbs. R. Taylor. S. Hall. SEATED: B. Compton. K. Gentry, J. Odenweller, C. Olson. J. Cunningham, P. Stewart. J. Jorgenson. STANDING: P. Bishop, M. Twitchell, C. Forney. C. Sharrett, F. Hinn, K. Smith, C. Cadigan. M. Padgett. M. Knott. H. Hendricks. K. Jones, J. Raine. C. Zelazny. D. Scarbrough. L. Cartier. 117 Students Prepare For Careers In Agriculture Future Fanners of America Students interested in agricultural careers formed the major part of FFA. This year's club members participated in many events, including fairs, shows, judging contests, and public speaking competition. They also held a banquet and sponsored the Ag Ball. OFFICERS: Larry Gibson, Sentinal; Gary Gannon, Vice-President; Stan Bowen, President; Jim Headrick, Treasurer; True Meyers, Secretary; Jim Ross, Reporter. FRONT ROW: W. Dersch, R. Stewart. T. Weatherford, K. Scott, R. Connelly, R. Smith, D. Green, B. Scott, M. Pasero, R. Wurst, J.Broshears, H. Dicker. L Huston. ROW 2: J. Ross, H. Volbrecht, R. Adams, L. Stayer, D. Norton, B. Longnecker, M. Goddard, S. Bowen, R. Stone, B. Metheny, S. Donetson.C. Wilboum. S. Huff, L. Gibson. BACK ROW: G. Darrah, R. Lane. T. Rossiter. G. Newman, B. Bailey, M. Winton, R. Hodges, D. Meyer. M. Metheny, T. Myerv W. Fisher, G. Gannon, J. Headrick, S. Bowen, K. Franklin, Mr. Morford. 118 Girls Learn Domestic Skills Future Homemakers of America All girls in high school who had had at least one year in homemaking were eligible to join FHA. This year’s club learned valuable homemaking skills and sponsored various activities such as caroling at rest homes during the Christmas season, a Christmas party for children in the Head Start program, and the Sadie Hawkins dance. OFFICERS SEATED: C. Crowe, C. Reynolds, J. Cushman. STANDING: D. McCutcheon, S. Ward, J. Roberts, C. Henson, M. Lesser. FRONT ROW: D. James, C. Rose, J. Cushman, M. Lesser, J. Crain, L. McCutcheon. ROW 2: S. Chilean, C. Crowe, C. McCutcheon, R. Van Wormer, M. Bunting, C. Henson, D. McCutcheon. BACK ROW: S. Prather, J. Bums, J. Massey, V. Jones, C. Reynolds, S. Ward, J. Roberts. 119 120 Activities Enterprise Goes On The Air Campus Corner With Mark Matson as the disc jockey, Campus Corner continued to keep the community informed of the activities at Enterprise. Enterprise students as well as the rest of northern California enjoyed listening to their favorite songs as well as stories and puns by such celebrities as Alan Scott and Kevin Shelby, aided and abetted by Lee Gordon. Mark Matson, “the fearless leader, exhibits his superior intelligence to the cameraman. 122 Sophomores Welcomed At First 1) ance Held on Saturday, September 14th in the boys gym, the Back-To-School Dance was designed to welcome new students and sophomores to their new school and the old students back to their alma mater for another year. Music was provided by the “Walkin’ Sam” and the dance was highlighted by a light show by “Formula 44 Light Co.” The dance was sponsored by the Welcoming Committee this year instead of the sophomore class as had been the tradition before. The sock hop was well attended and both new and old students had a good time. Students appear to be having fun unwinding after the first few weeks of school. Gary Hackett and Bonnie liar land keep time to the Sophomores experience their first Enterprise dance. music. Nixon Victorious In Mock Election Enterprise students gave a narrow margin victory to Richard Nixon in the mock election this year. At a spirited rally, fans voiced their opinions of the candidates and the issues with speeches, demonstrations, yelling and booing. In the voting, Humphrey pulled in a very close second, Wallace third and Gregory came in fourth. These results proved to be fairly accurate predictions of the results in the national election held shortly thereafter. Posters and brochures were abundant during the campaign. Fans show their loyalty at the rally. NCX.h I Scott Ward speaks on behalf of the Democrats at the assembly. The Great Pumpkin Rides Again! Phoebe Simonis watches earnestly as the victim is prepared. Organized by the Student Activities Committee of the Representative Assembly, the pumpkin-cutting contest, held the day before Halloween, was an experiment, but it was so successful that Student Council recommended that it be held again next year. Despite the cloudy weather, a good number of people turned out. For many it was a new experience, but it proved to be a very enjoyable one. The finished pumpkins were judged by a panel of students and teachers. Competition was stiff because the participants really outdid themselves to be original. The judges awarded the prize for the best all-round pumpkin to Phil Sutter, spookiest to Mike Winton, most original to Mark Matson and Linell Jones was the recipient of the booby prize. Barbara Sybert reacts to her first feel of pumpkin innards. Cathi Reed, Sharon Roberts and Mark Azevedo appear to be having a jovial time. California Dairy Princess cautions the team to drink their milk before the game. Shasta yell leaders bravely go front and Assembly Rallies We 've Got Spirit! There wasn’t much complaining done about the school spirit at Enterprise during football season this year. The assembly-rallies were spirited, and the games, even the away games, were well attended. Visiting guests were impressed by the enthusiasm of the fans, and this enthusiasm was reflected in the performance of the teams. 126 Songfcadcrs start off the first football rally with a unique chair routine. Jolly, jolly juniors show their school spirit. Sue Hironymous shows the fans how to sock it to 'em at the Shasta game. 127 Yell Leaders Arouse Spirit VARSITY YELL LEADERS-Linda Hironymous, Debbie Wilke, Cindy Fiske, Buzzy; Janet Lewis, Sue Hironymous, head. SONGLEADFRS-FRONT ROW: Tish McDannald, Diane Porter, Jean Santos. BACK J.V. YELL LEADERS-Kneeling: Gaylene DeCoito. Standing: ROW: Debbie Ross, Betty Lukes, head. Debbie Williams, Pam Johnson, Cathi Reed. Enterprise Delegation Represents Malaysia At Berkeley Kathy Bowden. Lyda Pierce. Mark Twitched. Steve Main. Steve Mitchell. Damelle Scarbrough. Colleen Zelazny. M odei U. A7. The Seventeenth Annual High School Model United Nations conference at the University of California at Berkeley was considered an unqualified success by the students from Enterprise that attended it. This year the Enterprise delegation represented the Federation of Malaysia. After weeks of study and preparation, the delegation spent three days in Berkeley attending caucuses, committee meetings, and General Assembly sessions. This year's Model U.N. was considered well worth the time and effort that went into it by all who attended. 130 Just pretend like it’s your math teacher. Shari Lane swings a mean mallet. Onlookers watch skeptically as Fred BertagnoOi prepares to mangle a fender. Students Release Tensions At First Annual Car Bash In an attempt to raise additional funds for the annual CSF picnic, the CSF sponsored an after-school car bash in the parking lot on Wednesday, December 4. Students bought tickets which were their permits to release inner frustrations by mauling, mangling and obliterating the luckless vehicle. The victim awaits its doom in the front parking lot. 131 The junior class float depicts the defeat of the Anderson Cubs. Homecoming Buried In Snow The first of Redding's several unexpected snow storms occurred, of all things, during Homecoming Week. Students hailed the storm with a good deal of gaity, but the snow so worsened Thompson Field’s con- dition that the Homecoming game with the Anderson Cubs, originally scheduled for Friday, November 15, had to be postponed until Tuesday, November 19. Despite this, the Homecoming rally and dance were held as scheduled, the rally on Friday and the dance on Saturday night. New this year was the Homecoming parade held the day of the game. Floats were sponsored and entered in the float com- petition by various organizations. The parade began at Pine Street School and ended at Thompson Field. At the game it was announced that the senior class had won first prize in the float competition. No half-time activities were held at the game, but the yell leaders and songleaders enter- tained the crowds for a time by a unique football drill. Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Me Lay watch with interest as students participate in class yells. 132 133 Couples dance to the music of “Uncle Robert’s. Mark TwitcheU and Damelle Scarbrough enjoy the dance. Wilke, Baxley Crowned At Dance The Homecoming dance was highlighted by the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Debbie Wilke, by Betty Lukes, last year’s queen. King Lenny Baxley was then crowned by the queen. In spite of the postponement of the game, the dance was well attended. The theme for the dance was “Soul ’68,” and the decorations were provided by the Pep Club. Debbie Wilke looks radiant shortly after the crowning. HOMECOMING.ROYALTY, SEATED Ouecn Debbie Wilke, King Lenny Baxley STANDING: Attendants - Dave Woolf. Debbie Ross. Sue Hironymous, Bill unmans. Students Break Loose Dress-up Day Originality blossomed this year on Sadie Hawkins Day. Garages and attics were raided for all manner of striking castaways ranging from Brownie uniforms to beer barrels. Added to this were various eyecatching ornaments such as cowbells and hula hoops. The atmosphere was one of reckless abandon as students celebrated the temporary repeal of the Dress Code. Are you for real?” Pam Lane can’t see a thing without her glasses. Marian Nicol munches on a popsiclc stick between classes. Everybody but Dana Hall ignores the photographer at the dance. 136 On Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Waller, Sue Free and Karen Tareil reveal their true personalities. Students donned regular attire for the Sadie Hawkins dance held in Michael Hall. Entertainment was provided by “Uncle Robert’s”. Marryin’ Sam made his appear- ance, and the evening was highlighted by the judging of Mike Winton as Mr. Irresistable. Marryin' Sam prepares to perform the solemn ceremony. Broshears Sings Up A Storm At Christmas Assembly This year’s Christmas assembly was both varied and unique with the band,stage band, and choir performing traditional Christmas music and the drama department performing a Christmas play, The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder, lie Broshearsr final rendition of “White Christmas,” which has become almost a tradition in the years that he has been here, ended the assembly, and the dream of a white Christmas came true a few short days later as Redding was virtually buried in a heavy snowstorm. The A CapcQa choir perform a Christmas medley with the band. Linda Combs admires the new baby as Alan Solomon looks on. A funny thing happened to me on the way to the zoo ...” 45 Lineil Jones, Diane Bouyear and Jean Chandler find something to be happy about. 140 Coach Manatowa unwraps the gift presented to him by Greg Anderson on behalf of the champion J.V. football team. Seniors do the yell that won them the megaphone. Basketball Rallies Create Pizazz With the coining of basketball season, spirit rose to a high pitch as Enterprise fans anticipated another championship season. This spirit was reflected by the successful rallies and record attendance at the basketball games. Assembly-rallies were highlighted by skits presented by the drama department, yell leaders and individual classes, as well as performances by the pep band and stage band. 141 Students dance to the music of the “Neighborhood Children. “ Crystal Sh ” Sails At W 7in ter Formal The second annual Winter Formal, sponsored this year by the sophomore class, was held on January 25 in Michael Hall. In keeping with the theme, “Crystal Ship,” those who attended were greeted at the door with a view of a large iridescent sailing ship and a canopy of glittering tinsel and lights. The music was provided by “Neighborhood Children,” and refreshments were available from a large fountain of punch. Rumor has it that this year’s Winter Formal was every bit as successful as last year’s-adequate insurance that it has become a tradition at Enterprise High. Greg Boehle takes a breather. Kathy Jones and Larry Mosley discuss world events as they dance. 142 Linda Stymus. Marci Fisher and Mike Taylor energetically apply themselves to having a good time. Marion Nicol appears to be in suspended animation The Crystal Ship glows in the dark. SONGLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Nancy Hague, Renee Wilgus. Standing: Linell Jones, Linda Stymus, Jean Chandler, head; Diane Bouyear. VARSITY YELL LEADERS-Valerie Davis, Roxanne Morton, Karen Blue, head; Sue Griffiths. Buzzies-Gail McKee, Lyda Pierce. Yell Leaders Boost Spirit 145 JV YELL LEADERS-Shireen Black, Bonnie Hess, Phoebe Simonis, Debbie Bollinger, Sheryl Hansen, head. Students Make Bids For Power At Nominations Assemblies Political life at Enterprise got an early start as students elected their class officers a short month after the beginning of school. The main hall was virtually plastered with posters proclaiming the merits of the candidates, and as campaign week drew to a close, the candidates hurriedly worked out speeches and skits for the class nominations assemblies. The mid-year student body elections drew a slightly less enthusiastic response with only nine students, three of whom were incumbents, running for the top five offices. Despite this, the campaign was highly competitive, and the election came off with an efficiency which did credit to the election board. Mark Matson delivers his farewell speech to the student body as his term of office ends 146 Otavio Ferreira gets involved by running for junior class treasurer. Lee Broshears... and Stacy Shriver compete for the office of student body president. Little Girl Blue, Colleen Zelazny, pleads for votes from the student body. 147 sp int Week ('Aimaxed Big Win Over Shasta Starting off with class hall decoration competition and ending with a victory over the Shasta Wolves, Spirit Week was again a big success this year. The Junior class ran away with all the prizes, taking first in the hall decoration contest and winning the megaphone. The assembly rally held on Friday was perhaps the most spirited rally of the year, with Enterprise fans putting on an impressive show of spirit for the Shasta yell leaders and song leaders who attended. “Wanna cali me Honey? The crowd looks happy after the Hornets win another game. School Celebrates Victory Basketball Dance Senior students take it easy during a break between dances. RIGHT: King Rod Lane congratulates Queen Diane Bouyear. At Place: Cafeteria 150 Students Do Their Thing Darnellc Scarbrough and Karen Tarell say good-bye to their old maid days. Talent Assembly Students were entertained by singing, dance and baton routines, skits and instrumentals at this year's talent show. In addition to the performers seen at previous assemblies, there were several new faces which helped to make the assembly successful. Many of the performers were graduating seniors performing for the last time at an assembly. At the conclusion of the assembly, Mr. Farruggia, music director and planner of many assemblies, was given a warm hand of appreciation by the students. Senior Paul Bishop accompanies himself as he sings “April Come She Will.” 153 Junior Prom “ Time of the Season ” 154 ATTENDANTS: Linell Jones, Dean Moyer ATTENDANTS: Debbie Ross, Mike Rodgers Mrs. Condimine (Peggy Bales) tells Madame Arcati (Kathy Cunningham) of the strange appearance of the spirit. Mrs. Bradman (Stacy Shrived consoles Mrs. Condime on her bad luck. todame Areati exclaims with delight when Elvira makes her presence known. 'Blithe Spirit' Haunts Enterprise School Play ‘Blithe Spirit', a three-act comedy written by Noel Coward, was the production chosen for this year’s school play. More than fifteen students tried out for the seven parts, and those finally chosen spent many hours at home and after school memorizing lines and rehearsing. The play was held in Michael Hall on March 13 and 14 and was attended on both nights by large audiences. The long hours of work paid off in a truly hilarious and professional production. Elvira (Linda Combs)greets Mr. Condime (Steve Mitchell) after her long absence. 157 Senior Ball kkPurple Ilaze ATTENDANTS: Bill Bailey. Linda Stymus KING: Mark CUbaugh QUEEN: Renee Wilgus 159 Bank of America, CSF Honor Graduates BANK OF AMERICA Twitchell-Science. Craig Karen Gentry-EnglishTc CERTIFICATE WINNERS BACK ROW: Steve Hall-Music. Dick Meyer-Agriculture. Bob Evans-Industrial Arts. Mark rorney-Mathernatias. Steve Mitchell-Social Science. FRONT ROW: Mary McMartm-Business. Julie Odenweller-Foreign Language heryl Husted-Home Economics, Peggy Bales-Drama. Kay Smith-Art. BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUE WINNERS: Jane Cunningham-Liberal Arts. Kathy Rouse-Vocational Arts. Rick Taylor-Science and Mathematics, Lee Broshcars-Finc Arts. VALEDICTORIAN: Jube OdenweUer SALUTATORI AN: Karen Gentry. LIFE CSF MEMBERS FRONT ROW Mark Twitchell. Chris Cadigan, Kay Smith. Advisor-Mr. Hegji. Kathy Jones. Steve Mitchell. BACK ROW: Mary Ellen Knott. Karen Gentry. Julie OdenweUer. Patty Stewart. Jane Cunningham. Craig Forney. Sports FRONT ROW: K. Berry, F. Wiley, B. Masl, G. Risling, G. Newman, L. Stile B. Longnecker, R. Kendall, G. Anderson, B. Bolton, S. Foote, D. Kersh. Simmons,C. Kinnier, D. Burkhardt, H. Riley, J. Nelson, B. DeMyer. R0W4 164 Solomon,R. Wade, W. Pullen, B. Bailey, K. Putman. ROW 2: E. Sargent, K. DeLong, M. Stampfli, Smith, D. Wolfe, J. Hunt. ROW 3:' T. Green, B. Peterson, J. Jose, N. Gardner, L. Baxley, B. Moffat, T. Johnson, T. Ross, C. Dyer, H. Gagner, B. Brodie, Coach Leroy Kerr, Coach Bob Russell. Varsity Football Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Season’s Record 12 Grants Pass 32 20 Areata 20 7 Lassen 0 19 Chico 7 14 Shasta 14 0 Red Bluff 31 6 Yreka 39 20 Central Valley 14 12 Reno 20 13 Anderson 20 With the heaviest team Enterprise has ever had, the Hornets battled through an exciting season. A heavy line provided good blocking for a powerful rushing attack with Nick Gardner and Dave Burkhardt doing most of the ball carrying. As the big team hit the road most of the season they met powerful foes from Grants Pass to Chico and from Areata to Reno. Though winning in stastistics they met defeat on the score board. But overall it was a great season with a record of three wins, five losses and two ties. Hornets' Pre- Season Play Shows Promise The 1968 Varsity opened the season with a 32-12 defeat by Grants Pass and a 20-20 tie with Areata. These scores were not indica- tive of the Hornets' performance, though. In both games they accumulated more total yardage than their opponents. Linebacker Wayne Pullen (62) makes a vain attemp to bring down a Grants Pass ball carrier. Homet star Nick Gardner (44) sweeps right end for a short gain. 166 A Chico defensive player struggles to pull down Nick Gardner after he picks up yardage around the end. El IS Runs Over First Two NAL Foes The Hornets opened up their league play with an easy victory over a badly outclassed Susanville team. Enterprise heavy defense held Lassen’s weak offense to a net gain of only twenty-six yards. The only score of the game came in the second quarter on a thirty yard pass from Lenny Baxley to Rick Kendall. Bruce Miller went in to kick the extra point. The Chico game was one of the most exciting games of the season. The hard rushing Hornet offense led by Nick Gardner pushed ahead for three touchdowns. The Chico passing attack threatened in the second half. They only scored once. The game ended with a nineteen-to-seven victory for the Hornets. Lenny Baxley moves in to clip down a Chico pass receiver. 168 Enterprise, Shasta End in Dead Ileat The Enterprise Hornets went into the Shasta game with a victory in mind. Hopes went up as the Hornets scored first. But Shasta came back fast to even it up. Nick Gardner put Enterprise ahead again as he broke loose for a fifty-five yard touchdown. Again Shasta tied it up. Tense minutes of hard-fought football with penalties mounting brought the draw battle to a close. LEFT: Strong Hornet defense headed by Gary Newman, Jerry Hunt, Gary Anderson, and Bruce Kimbrough stops Shasta on the goal line. Enterprise bench watches closely as measurement is taken on the field. Nick Gardner breaks loose from Shasta linemen, picks up a block from Jerry Hunt and heads for a touchdown. 169 Defense Toughens to Salvage Tie Bruce Kimbrough (64) makes key interruption to halt Shasta drive. Safety Lenny Baxley breaks up a crucial pass play. Shasta's Gene Maionchi is brought down after short gain. Jack Nelson (26) brings down Shasta’s Rich McCartin after a substantiil gain. 170 Red Bluff Loss Portrays Dismal Side Of Season LEFT: Quarterback Lenny Baxley b dropped for a loss by Spartan defenders. Lenny Baxley (16) stops a Red Bluff ball carrier after a short gain. Cubs Take Final Game by a Touchdown Lenny Baxley can’t stand the sight of Hornets' blocking. 172 Coaches Russell and Ken scout team. Lenny Baxley pulls down Cub ball carrier. The Enterprise Hornets, hoping to pull a big upset against the first-place Anderson Cubs, managed only to give them a last-quarter scare. Powerful Cub rushing outdid the Hornet defense, while bad breaks kept the offense from scoring. The fourth quarter belonged to the Hornets as Nick Gardner plunged for one score, followed quickly by another involving a pass from Lenny Baxley to Kelly Berry. The clock ran out before the Hornets could score again. Fans come alive as team finally scores. 173 ERONT J- B GUddc ’ B Main B Jones’ B- R- Stewart, B. Randolph, D. Woodard, G. Anderson. D. Benson. F. Wilke, L. Smith. S. B1 ROW 2. J. Ellison, S. Brown, M. Pasero, D. Kimball, J. Dectz. J. Glorfcld. R. Bailey. H. Ingram. S. Eaton, J. von Husen, M. Reed, J. Gordon, S. Nelson, Rowan, J. Johnson, D. MacGregor. C. Rhyne, R. Leonard, R. Woolf. T. Norton. R. Clanton, Coach Manatowa. Jayvees Scalp Opponents . . The 1968 J.V. Football team was the most successful in the school's history. Displaying a block-busting running attack and playing tenacious defense, they overcame a pre- season defeat by Red Bluff to accumulate six victories and a tie in league competition. Accompanying this achievement was the school’s first football championship. Scores EHS Opponent 6 Red Bluff 18 38 Lassen 0 14 Chico 14 28 Red Bluff 6 27 Shasta 7 45 Yreka 13 19 Central Valley 7 27 Anderson 0 Coach Stampfli’s concentration is interrupted momentarily by the presence of a photographer. Go Undefeated In League Play Coach Manatowa ponders his teams next offensive move. 175 An Anderson ball carrier is brought down by defensive safety Greg Anderson. Coach Manatowa admires his team’s performance in the championship f 1 An Enterprise back is tackled after a gain in the fourth quarter of the Anderson game. Hard-running Steve Brown (24) grinds out yardage against Chico. J. V. ’sDisplay Powerful Running Attack Quarterback Greg Anderson (10) returns a punt in the fourth quarter of the Chico game. 177 J. V. ’s Win Championship “How Sweet It Is!” Gordon, Rowan and Coach Joe Manatowa discuss strategy. The thrill of victory is seen in the faces of team members. Coaches Manatowa and Stampfli receive the hearty congratulations of their Icaguc-winninf J' team. 178 Coach Joe Manatowa grasps championship. John Deetz picks up yards with Dan Woodard following. Cubs move in to stop Quarterback Greg Anderson. Bruce Main picks up blocking from Dan Woodard. 179 Bob Russell, head varsity football coach at Enterprise High School. Coach Russell Endi Football Career After twenty-five years of coaching on the grid. Coach Bob Russel] is hanging up his whistle. He spent one year coaching college ball and then for four seasons coached U. S. Air Force Teams, winning the Pacific All Service championship one year. High school coaching has taken up most of his career with four years and three championship’s at Portola, one season at Orland and fifteen years at Enterprise. Two undefeated teams are included in his record here at Enterprise, a J.V. team in 1955 and the 1956 varsity team. Coach Russell’s overall High School record stands at 112-68-14. I’m coming in, boys. t 1 What's going on in there? Please, Lord, give those boys some courage 180 r'ARSITY FRONT ROW A. Kenstler. D. Link. G. Lngcln. M. Brown. M. Dill. S. Blue. BACK ROW M Amacker. B. Giorgi. D. Kersh, P. Kurtz. T. [ownsend. G. Risling. Wrestlers Display Strength A strong Hornet wrestling team made a good showing this season. Under the coaching of Mr. Harris, the team pinned down a good record and grappled to fourth place in the N.S.C.I.F. Semi Finals. Richard Kersh won honors for Enterprise by winning the outstanding wrestler award in that meet. Strong juniors and sophomores promise a good team in the future. Manager. Ben Gorman. JUNIOR VARSITY: S. baton. D. Palmer. T. Myers. E. Vonderscheer, R. Myers. M. Schulz. E. Erickson, R. Johnson. 181 The referee slaps the mat, giving Steve Blue a pin over his Central Valley opponent. 182 Enterprise team members stretch out their muscles before a meet. 183 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: P. Weaver. K. Schroeder. D. Norton. M. Rodgers, M. Clabaugh. J. Leas. T. Van Slyke. M. Natina. D. Moyer. R. Hodges. A. Adkins. BAC ROW: G. Adkins. L. Snelling. G. Anderson. D. Peterson. K. Knapp. G. Hackett. R. Lane, L. Baxley. D. Burkhardt. B. Bolton. Coach Lamoureaux. 184 Rod Lane scores two in the season opener against Fall Ri « Lamoureaux Leads El IS To Second Straight Title The 1968-69 Varsity Basketball team set out to defend its Northern Athletic League title. After losing its league opener to Shasta, it fought back to win its last thirteen games and successfully defend its reign as champ. The team finished with a 19-2 regular season record and went on to play in the Camellia Tournament of Champions in Sacramento. Scores EHS Opponent 58 Fall River 38 67 Gridley 64 48 Paradise 37 63 Dunsmuir 42 47 ♦La Sierra 39 48 ♦Castlemont 67 50 ♦Anderson 24 59 Shasta 65 55 Yrcka 44 52 Red Bluff 31 80 Chico 28 57 Anderson 34 80 Lassen . 36 82 Central Valley 35 66 Shasta 60 67 Yreka 53 47 Red Bluff 43 65 Chico 46 72 Anderson 57 67 Lassen 33 61 Central Valley 31 47 +Hiram Johnson 79 58 +E1 Camino 63 62 ♦Highlands 60 ♦denotes Anderson Tournament ♦denotes Camellia Tournament l ourney Victories Net Third Fans keep up the cheering in thrilling tournament game. 1 In the team’s first tournament game, the Hornets came from behind in the closing minutes to beat La Sierra of Sacramento 47-39. The following night they suffered their first defeat of the season when they were over-powered by a strong Castlemont squad 67-48. On Saturday night, the Hornets stomped Anderson 50-24 to round out their third place finish in the tournament. Shasta Builds New Image . . . o Shasta 65 E1IS 59 On January 10, the Enterprise Hornets opened their league season against the highly-touted Shasta High Wolves. Shasta emerged the eventual victor, 65-59, setting the stage for an exciting rematch on February 7. In the contest, the Hornets regained their pride with an impressive 66-60 victory, to take over First place, a position which didn't escape their grasp for the remainder of the season. Gary Hackett out-positions Rusel Hirst to tip in an errant shot. Rod Lane’s majestic grace results in two points. Joe Leas attempts an off-balance lay up in the Hornets victory. Len Baxley hits a 15 foot jumper to contribute to the winning cause. . . . New Image Short-lived; EHS 66, SI IS 60 The bench shows its approval as victory seems certain. Joe Leas’s defensive hustle results in a jump ball with Yreka’s Vernon Pierce. Rod Lane aggressively defends Yreka's Craig Bray in an attempt to prevent a Yrcka basket. Coach l.amoureaux looks for gaps in the C.V. attack. 3-2 Zone Stops Foes This year’s champions utilized a 3-2 zone defense that eventually became the team’s trademark. Its basic format, combined with the hustle and desire put forth by the team's members, surrendered an average of a mere 40 points per game to the opposition. Coach Lamoureaux appears satisfied with his team's 40-12 halftime lead against Central Valley. Lane Leads Scoring Attack 192 Rod Lane puts everything into a shot against Yreka. Rod Lane controls the opening ti| Junior guard Mike Rodgers looks for an open man on a fast break. in our 75-57 win over Anderson. The Red Bluff game is one of thirteen straight victories for the Hornets. An early loss to Shasta is heartbreaking but not costly. tm m t.4X. The Road to a Championship 194 195 f Jack Johnson gives two Spartans a good run for their money on rebound Greg Anderson shows opponent one of his many moves, attempt. Greg Anderson tries his luck at rebounding while Jack Johnson and Rick BaUey hope for the best. Enterprise TEAM RECORD 52 Fall River 55 Gridley 50 Paradise 64 Dunsmuir 34 Shasta (And. Tour.) 37 C. V. (And. Tour.) 44 Shasta 39 Yreka 49 Red Bluff 56 Chico 46 Anderson 51 Lassen 30 Cen. Valley 33 Shasta 41 Yreka 28 Red Bluff 52 Chico 48 Anderson 54 Lassen 50 Cen. Valley 196 . V. ’s 5-5 Record Is Just Ducky FRONT ROW: B. Easley, D. Woodard� G. Anderson. B. Scott. S. Comnick, M. Lamoureaux. SECOND ROW: Coach Stampfli. J. Deetz. R. Bailey, J. Gordon, J. Lewis, J. Johnson, D. Felker. R. Rowan. H. Ingram, R. Leonard. M. Reed. Coach Stampfli and his backup team watch closely in the opening minutes of a game. 197 198 J. V. ’s Spur Action Displaying good shooting from the likes of Rick Leonard, Greg Anderson and Jim Lewis and utilizing a tough man to man defense, the Junior Varsity won its first four games. The best start in years was finally thwarted by Shasta in the Anderson Tournament. Rick Leonard puts in two of his seventeen points against Shasta. Great e termination Marks J. V. Squad 200 Basketball gets rough as opponents struggle under the boards for rebounds. Rick Leonard and Greg Anderson watch as John Deetz puts up a free throw. Greg Anderson jumps up high to get this shot off. Rick Leonard drives in for two against Shasta. Superior jumping by Hornets Jack Johnson. Rick Bailey and John Deetz. enable them to take shots, grab rebounds, and score tip-ins. 201 Varsity Nine Defends Championship With a crop of returning lettermen and a number of juniors up from last year's championship junior varsity team, this year’s team was highly favored to successfully defend their NAL crown. Led by Len Baxley, last year's MVP, the returning seniors made up the team’s nucleus. Providing depth and balance were the juniors, led by Mike Natina, Doug Petersen, and Jim Webb. Also contributing to the team's cause were transfers Rich Thompson and Larry Snelling. 202 FRONT ROW: N. Winkler. F. Weiland BACK ROW: D. Petersen. J. Webb. M. Nairn FRONT ROW: R. Taylor. K. Breedlove. J. Collins. S. Schultens. BACK ROW: L. Baxley. L. Snelling B. Evans. FRONT ROW: R. Thompson. R Wade. D. Caton. BACK ROW: T. Faulkenberry. B. Bolton. B. Simmons. 203 '69 Varsity Has What It Takes Rich Thompson fires one past a Corning hitter. 204 205 Etcher Brent Boldon hums a warm-up toss to second. 1969 Schedule March March March April April April May May May 18 Corning 25 Corning 28 Anderson (2 games) 12 Red Bluff (2 games) 18 Shasta (2 games) 25 Lassen (2 games) 2 ♦Yreka (2 games) 9 Central Valley (2 games) 16 Chico (2 games) ♦LEAGUE GAMES Greg Anderson rounds first after lashing a single to left field. FRONT ROW: S. Boyle. S. Cluster. ROW 2: R. Smith. B. McPhearson, L. Smith. D. W'oodard. B. Easley. G. Anderson. B. Allpress. D. Jones. ROW 3: S W H. Dicker. M. Pasero, T. Norton. C. Kelly. T. Walters. D. Baugh. Coach Manatowa. BACK ROW: R. Rauch. R. Clanton. D. 1 elker. D. Bunselmeier. J U 1 F. Donelson. S. Nelson. R. Woolf. J V s Fight For Fourth Consecutive League Title Coach Manatowa’s junior varsity baseball team was faced with the difficult task of defending three straight NAL titles. This year's team didn't appear to be as strong as some of the other teams in the league, but this was also the case with the three previous championship teams. 207 Members of the squad watch a teammate take his turn at the plate. Powerful legs get Curtis Rhyne off on a good start. 208 Enterprise Spikers Work Hard In spite of the fact that there were only a few returning lettermen on the varsity track team, the team made a good showing. Returning lettermen included distance runners Richard Kersh and Mike Leonard. Strong support also came from Lee Broshears and Paul Bishop, a transfer student. Brad Giorgi, a junior, made a good showing along with Alan Kenstler and Scott Ward. 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CA4.ir. 96001 Congratulations Class of “69’ WOOLWORTH'S Market and Placer Redding 3170 Bechelli Lane 243-2577 Dresses and Sports Wear FRED AND JUDITH ZERULL. OWNERS One Stop - Sew Shop Everything for the Home Sewer 2435 Athens Avenue Phone (916) 241-4405 Redding, California 235 You Can Buy Shoes Anywhere ... But Not VAN ELI DICKER'S SHOE BOX Member National Selected Morticians By Invitations MCDONALD'S CHAPEL RUDY V. BALMA Redding 241-1626 EATON'S EMPORIUM DRUG STORE OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 241-1241 1527 Market Street COAST TO COAST STORES LOCALLY OWNED NATIONALLY ORGANIZED WHERE YOUR DOLLAR WILL DO THE MOST Hardware Sporting Goods Automotive Supplies Guns and Ammunition Paints Bicycles and Parts Electrical Housewares and Gifts Plumbing Hand and Power Tools Garden Supplies Motorola TV and Radio 241-6211 2335 Athens Avenue 236 Phone: 241-7300 J ARTIC FINER LIVING INC. T l AIRE TV CABLE SERVICE 1438 Sacramento Street WE SERVICE Redding, California 96001 AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING REFRIGERATION RED WING BATES HUSH PUPPIES CONTRACTORS DILLEY'S SHOES 24-HOUR 243-7040 LEE HUGHES SHOES AND BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS Sizes 6 — 15 A — EEEE 4030 Highway 99 Redding, California 1617 Market Street Phone: 243-3546 Redding. California You Can Buy Shoes Anywhere ... But Not VAN ELI DICKER'S SHOE BOX SPONSORS MILLVILLE GENERAL STORE MILLVILLE BEARING TRANSMISSION 3316 S. MARKET Uf i rut CT- ' i | 1 o ’ t i v_ orj. 237 SENIOR INDEX ABRAHAMS, MIKE-Transfer Class Vice-President, 4 ADKINS, GREG Radio Club, 2-3; Varsity Football Manager, 3; Varsity Basketball Manager, 3-4; Track, 1-2 ANDERSON, GARY-Transfer Football,4; Basketball,4; Baseball .4 AUFIERI, STEVE Basketball Intramurals, 1-2- 3-4; Representative Assembly, 1-2-4; Christmas Play ,4 BACON, GAIL-Transfer BAILEY, BILL Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2; Block E,1 -2-3-4; Track, 2; FFA,3-4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Representative Assembly,2 BAILEY, MIKE Football,!; Basketball Intramurals, 1 -2-3-4 BALES, PEGGY Football J.V. Yell Leader, 2; Representative Assembly, 1 and 4; A capella, 1; Pep Club, 1-2-4; School Play.3-4; 1st Place Chico State College Shakespeare Festival,4; Basketball ,4; Honor Roll3 BARNHART, KAREN A capella, 1 BASCOM, BILL BAXLEY, LENNY Football, 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball, 1 -2-3-4; Baseball,!-2- 3-4; Honor Roll, 1 and 4; Block E,1-2-3-4; Block E President 4 BEAL, RONALD BELLUS, LIZ GAA Bowling,2 BEMENT, SPIKE Baseball. 1-2; Basketball Intramurals, 1-2-3-4; Class Representative,!; Class Yell Leader,2; Representa- tive Assembly ,2-3; Block E, 1- 2-3-4; Block E Representa- tive BERRY,KELLY Football, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1- 2- 3-4; Gymnastics,!; Block E,1-2-3-4 BILLINGS, KATHY Library Assistants BINKLEY, GREG Track,2 BISHOP, PAUL-Transfer Track,4; CSF,4 BLAISDELL, FRED Representative Assembly,2 Golf, 2-3; Drama 2 BLAY, MINDY-Transfer BLOM, JOHN-Transfer Track,4 BOLTON, BRENT Football, 1 -2-3-4; Baseball, 1- 2-3-4; Basketball,1-2-3-4; Block E,2-3-4; Block E Vice President,3-4; Representa- tive Assembly, 1-2-3; Class Yell Leader,2-3; Student Council Commissioner of Buildings and GroundsS; Buildings and Grounds Commissioner,3 BONNER, LYNNOA BOSTAIN, PEGGY BOUYEAR, DIANE Pep Club,l-2-34; J.V. Yell Leader,2: Representative Assembly,2-3; Varsity Yell Leader,3; Varsity Song Leaders BOWDEN. KATHY Foreign Student Committee, 2- 3-4; Model U.N.,4;Chess Club.l; Honor Roll,l-2-3-4; CSF,l-2 BOWDEN, STAN Football, 1-2-3; FFA Presi- dent ,3 BREMER, JIM Foreign Student Committee,1- 2; Academic Committees BREWER, SHARLA BRIGHT, DAVE BRODIE, ROBERT Football, 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball Manager, 1-2; Gymnastic Team.l ; Track,1-2; Wrest- ling,3; CSF ,3; Pep Band,I - 2-3; Marching Band,1-2-3; Foreign Student Committee,3; Block E,1-2-3-4; Jr. Class Vice President,3; CSF Presi- dent ; Class Representative, 2; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Basketball Intramurals,4; School Party Chairman Mock Elections BROOKS, DAN Football,1-2; Track,1-2-3 BROSHEARS, LEE CSF,1-2-3-4; Rep. Assembly, 1; A capella, 1-2-3-4; J.V. Basketball,2; Frosh Basket- ball,1; Track,!-2; Student Body Vice President, 3; Secretary of Justice.4; Student Body Presidents; Stage Band, 3; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4 BROWN, TOM Track, 1-2; School Play,3; Shakespeare Festival,3; Chico Speaking Contest ; Class Vice President,2; Debate Team,3 BURNETT, GARY BUNTING, MELINDA-Transfer CADIGAN, CHRISTINE CSF,2-3 CAMPBELL, CHERYL-Transfer FHA,4 CANNON, PHYLLIS-Transfer GAA,2-3; Pep Club,2 CARPENTER. GLEN CARTER, RICK Basketball Intramurals,3-4 CARTIER, LINDA Academic Committees; CSF 4 CASWELL, SUZANNE CHANDLER. JEAN Pep Club, 1 -4; Class Yell Leader,1; Representative Assembly,2; J.V. Yell Leader, 2; Head Varsity Songleader,4 CHANDLER, KEN CHILDS, JANICE CHRYSLER, LANCE A capella,2-4; Football,2-3; Track, 1-2,4; Intramural Basketballs CLABAUGH, MARK Basketball, 1-4; Track,2; Football,2; Junior Class President,3; Representative Assembly. 1; Student Faculty Administration Board.4; Student Councils; Block E, 2-4; Secretary-Treasurer Block E,4 CLARK, LARRY CLARY, JOHN COATS, JOYCE A capella,3-4 COLE, TAWNIE Journalism ,2; Pep Club,2-4; A capella,4 COLLETT, MARCIA GAA,1 -2; FHA,3-4; FHA Treasurers; Pep Club,24; Pep Club Vice-President,3; CSF,1 COMBS, LINDA Honor Roll,2; School Play.4; Redding Business and Professional Women's Gub Speech Contest Winner.4; Pep Club,2-3; DramaS COMPTON, BRENDA Foreign Student Committee, 34; Pep Club,4; Representa- tive AssemblyS; Student Councils; CSF,4 COOPER, BUFFIE CORSON, LYNN GAA Bowling, 1-2; Pep Club, 1-3; Track Service Club,3 COX, DALE Track, 1-3; A Capella, 14; Student Service Class,3 CRAIN, JOYCE-Transfer Pep Club,24; FHA,24; GAA. . 3 CRAMER, STEVE Track,2-3; Football, 1 2; Basketball Intramurals,34 CROSS. KATHE Honor Roll.l; GAA,4; Pep Club.l-2; Basketball IntramuralsS CUNNINGHAM, JANE Class Secretary, 1; Election Board, 1; Academic Commits 1; Student Body Secretary- 2; Representative Assembly. 3; Student Body Vice-Presi- dent.4; A capella, 1-2; Year- books; School Play.4; CSF. 14; DAR Good Citizen 238 Honor Roll, 1-4; National Merit Letter of Commendation, 4; Elks Club Leadership Award DANIELS, STEVE CSF,2-3; Sophomore Class Vice-President,2; Honor Roll, 1-3; Student Council,4; Block E,3-4; Golf Team,2-4; Bas- ketball Intramurals, 1-4 darrah,greg FFA,1 -4 DAVIDSON, KATHY Pep Club,4 DAVIS, DORENE Basketball Intramurals,4 DAVISJSTEVE-Transfer DAVIS, VALERIE Pep Club,l-4; JV Basketball Cheerleader,2; Head Varsity Songleader,3; Basketball Intramurals,3; Basketball Varsity Yell Leader,4 DAWSON, TED Track,1-2; Top Magazine Sales,! DEMYER, BOB Football, 1 -4; Gymnastics, 1; Track ,2 DENNY, AL Track ,2-3 DILL, JOHN Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Honor Roll,!-3 DILLARD, THANA A capella,34; Drama,3 DORK, NORA Library Assistant,4; A capella,4 DUNCAN, STEVE EATON, KAREN EVANS, ROBERT Basket ball, 1-2; Baseball, 1- 4;CSF,2; Honor RoUJ-4; Block E,24 EVERETT, SHELLEY Hornet’s Nest Staff,3; Pep Club, 1-4 FAIRHURST, TERRY Football,!;Class Yell Leader,4 FELDMILLER, WILLIAM FELKER,KYLE Track, 1-2,4; Basketball Intramurals,2 FERGUSON, SUE Pep Club, 1-4; Representative Assembly, 1,3-4 FERNANDEZ, STEPHEN Track ,3-4 FERRIN, RUSSELL Football,14; Block E,34; Track, 1-2 FISCHER, WARD fisher, MARCI Pep CIub,l-3; Basketball Buzzy,3; Honor Roll, 1-4; Track Service Club,2 FLINN, FRANCES FORNEY, CRAIG Athletic Finance Committee, 1-3; CSF,1 -4 CSF President, 3-4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Radio Club,2-4; Chess Club,34; Student Council,3; Representa- tive Assembly,4; Yearbook Editor,4; Foreign Student Committee,4; National Mathe- matics Association Award,3 FRANKLIN, KATHY FFA,4; Chess Club,4 FREE, SUE GAA,14; Pep CIub,4; Student Service Club,4 FREEMAN, JIM GAGNER. BUD Representative Assembly,2,4; Basketball Intramurals,24; Track,2; Wrestling,3; Shake- speare Festival,4 GAHRING, RICK GANNON, GARY FFA,14 GARDNER, NICK Football, 14; Basketball, 1-2; Track,l4; Block E,24 GENTRY, KAREN CSF,14; Honor Roll,14; GAA,1; Foreign Student Committee,1; Gymnastics,1; Band 11,2,4; Athletic Finance Committee,3; Yearbook Staff, 4; Election Board,4 GERRITSEN, SALLY Pep Club, 1-3; Welcoming Committee,4; Student Council, 4 GRAY, WALLY Baseball, 1; Chess Club,l; CSF,l-3; Representative Assembly,4; HonorRoll,14; Pep Band,24; Stage Band, 24 GRIBBLE, PAMELA Representative Assembly,1; Pep Club,2-3; Honor Roll,3 GRIFFIS, JOAN-Transfer GRUBBS, BILL Varsity Football Manager,3; CSF,4 GUTZMAN, BILL Football, 1; Basketball Intramurals,!; Track ,2 HACKETT, GARY Football, 1-2; Representative Assembly,2; Basketball, 14 HALEY, SHAWN FHA,3 HALL, DANA Track,14; Pep Club,2; Basketball, 1 HALL, STEVE-Transfer Pep Band,34; Drum Major,4; CSF,34; Stage Band,4; Band. 34 HAMERSTAEDT, HOWARD Baseball Manager HARDEN, MICHAEL Shakespeare Festival,24; CSC High School Speech Festival,34; School Play, 3; Basketball Intramurals, 24; Christmas Play,3; Drama, 3; Competitive Speech,4 HARDING, KENT Track Manager ; Basketball Intramurals, 2-4 HARL, STEPHEN HARLAND, BONNIE Pep Club,34; Track Service Club,3 HART, WILLIAM AV 4 HATHAWAY, SANDY GAA,1;FHA,1 HEADRICK, JAMES FFA,14; Honor Roll,4 HEDIN, RAMONA GAA,14; Pep Club,34; Welcoming Committee,4; Track Service Club,34 HEDMAN.JANA-Transfer Fencing Intramurals,4 HENDRICKS, HELLEN Pep Club,24; GAA,1,4; A Cappella,34; Hornets Nest, 4; CSF,I-2; Honor Roll,14 HENDRICKS, ROBERT FFA,1 HENRY, CATHY HENSON, CHAROLETTE-Transfer FHA,4 HESS.DON Class Yell Leader,3; Football,2-3; Track.2-3; Block E,24 HIRONYMOUS, SUE Pep Club, 14; Class Yell Leader,1; JV Football Yell Leader,2; Class Secretary,2; Football Song Leader,3; Junior Prom Queen,3; Head Varsity Football Yell Leader, 4; Student Council,4; Tutor ,4 HOCHSTATTER, BARBARA-Transfer A capella,34; Election Board,3 HODGES, RANDY Basketball Intramurals, 14; Golf,24; FFA,4; Basketball Manager,4; Block E, 4 HOLDERBEIN, DENNIS Basketball Intramurals, 1-2; 4; Honor Roll ,2 HOLMGREN, LINDA GAA34; Pep Club,3; Drama, 4 HOWE R ,LE E -T ransfer Hornets Nest ,4 HUFFORD,CLINTON HUNTJERRY Football,14; Track,1-2; Wrestling,3; Basketball Intramurals,4 HUSTED,CHERYL-Transfer INGRAM,GWEN GAA,1 -2; Pep Club,4; Student Body Secretary,4 JAMES,DORIS-Transfer JAMES,RUTH GAA,1 -4; Pep Club.4; Student Service Club,4; FHA,4; Band. 3 JOHNSON, CANDICE JOHNSON, DEBBIE Class Yell Leader, 1; Head JV Basketball Yell Leader,2; Football Buzzy,3; Honor Roll. 1-4; CSF.2; Pep Club,1-4; Foreign Student Committee,4; A capella,2; Welcoming Committee,! JOHNSON, JAN Pep Club,34; Representative Assembly,34; Welcoming Committee,4; Student Service Club,3 JOHNSON, SARAH Pep Club, 1-2; Library Assistant,3 JOHNSTON, TOM Band,34 JOKSCH, CRAIG-Transfer Hornets Nest ,3 JONES, JOHN-Transfer Honor Roll,4; Basketball Intramurals,4 JONES, JUDY Honor Roll ,3-4 JONES, KATHY Pep Club,l4;CSF14; Head Majorette,3-4; Honor Roll, 1-4 JONES,VALERIE JONES, VICKI GAA,1; Pep Club,4 JORGENSON, JAN School Play,1; Honor Roll, 1-4; CSF,1-2,4; Representative Assembly,4 JOSE, JIM-Transfer Football ,24; Track,2; Basketball Intramurals,4; Block E,2-4 KARR, ROX ANN Foreign Student Committee, 1; Honor Roll, 1-2; Varsity Football Song Leader,3: Pep Club,3; Representative Assembly ,4 KATZDORN.M1KE Radio Club,2-4: Honor Roll, 3-4 KEEFERSHARON PepClub,14;Class Representative,3 KENDALL,RICK-Transfer Football,4, Block E,4 KERSH,RICHARD Track, 1-4, Wrestling,3-4; Football,3-4, Block E,4 KESLER,ELLEN-Transfer KING,DAV1D FFA,4; Track ,3 KINNIER, CHRIS Representative Assembly, 1; Junior Class Representative, 3; Football, 1-4, Baseball, 1-2; Wrestling,3; Block E, 24; Secretary of Public Relations for the Student Body Government,4 KISSINGER, JOANN KITTREDGE,LARRY KNOTT. MARY ELLEN Pep Club,24; CSF,24; A capella.4; Honor Roll, 14 KOENIG, DALE-Transfer KRTEK, STEVE KUSI, PAT Class Yell Leader, 1: Pep Club, 1-2 LA FOND, CHRIS Pep Club, 1-3; Class Treasurer,4 LAMOUR, PAULETTE CSF,3; Pep Club,4; Honor Roll, 14 LANDIS, JERRY Basketball Intramurals,4 LANDS, BOB LANE, EUGENE Track,2 LANE, JIM LANE, ROD Representative Assembly, 1-2; Block E, 14; Class Representative 4; Football, 1-2; Basketball, 14; Baseball,3; Track,1-3; FFA,4 LANE, SHARI Pep Club,l 4; GAA,1; CSF,4; Election Board,4; Chess Club, 4; Honor Roll, 14 LENSER,PHIL Junior Short Story Contest Winner,3 LEONARD, MIKE Football Manager,24; JV Basketball,2; Basketball lntramurals,24; Track,14; Gymnastics, 1 LESSER, MARGIE Pep Club, 14; GAA,4; FHA,4 LEWIS, PEGGY LOUCKS, PEGGY-Transfer LUKES, BETTY Representative Assembly, 1-3; Representative Assembly Secretary,3; Pep Club,24 Class Yell Leader,2; Honor Roll,14;CSF,24; Football Song Leader,3; Homecoming Queen,3; Track Service Club, 2; Head Football Song Leader,4 MCBRAYER, LARRY Student Service Club,4; Track,4 MCCARTY, PAMELA Band II,1,3;GAA,2 MCCLELLAND,KELLY MCCUTCHEON, CATHY-Transfer Pep Club, 14; GAA,24; FHA, 34 MCCUTCHEON, LIN DA-Transfer Pep Club,24; GAA,2-3;Fha, 34 MCENTEE, KERRY 240 Baseball, 1-2; Football, 1; Basketball Intramurals,34; Representatve Assembly,3; Student Service Club,4 MCGEE.CHERYL-Transfer Pep Club,4; Band 11,3 MCGEE, JOY-Transfer Pep Club,2-3 MCLAIN, SANDY-Transfer FHA.2-3; Hornets Nest Reporter,2 MCMARTIN, MARY Band 11,1 .Pep Club,2;CSF. 3; Representative Assembly Secretary,4; Honor Roll,14 MCMATH, TRUDY Athletic Finance Committee, 24; GAA,14; Honor Roll,14 MCNEAL, ROBERT Band 11,1,34; AV,4 MAGALDI, TONI Honor Roll, 1,34; Latin,1-2 MAHON, MIKE MAIN, STEVE Chess Club ,34; Model UN34; Football, 1-2; Tennis,2-3; CSF,2; Athlete Finance Committee,3; Student Court Attorney,4; Block E,4; Yearbook Staff,4; School Play,4; Honor Roll, 14; Gymnast 1; Election Board,34; Democratic Party Mock Election C hairman, 4; Basketball Intramurals, 14; Lions Club Speech Contest Winner,4; Journalism 1,2 MARK, TOM Election Board,34; Basketball Intramurals, 14 MATSON, MARK Radio Club, 14; Track,2-3; Wrestling,4; CSF,14; Honor Roll, 14; Student Body President MATTISON, CHRIS Hornets Nest,34; Counseling Center Secretary,4 MAYFIELD, GLORIA METCALF, DEBRA-Transfer Band 11,4 METHENY, MIKE Football,34; Track, 1-3; FFA,14 MEYER, DICK FFA 4 MILES,KEN Football ,2 MILLENNOR, VICKI Football Song Leader,3; Pep Club,2-3 MITCHELL, STEVE CSF,24; Honor Roll.14; Representative Assembly,2; Student Council,4; Yearbook, 4; Chess Club,4; Model UN, 4, School Play ,4; Chico Speech Festival, 1,4; Competitive Speech,4; Peace and Freedom Party Speaker A First Place Chico State College Shakespeare Festival 4; Second Place Optimist Speed Contest, 1; Bank of America Certificate Winner,4 mook.tim Radio Club,34 MOATS, BRENDA Pep Club,24 MOORE, LARRY Band 1,4 MOREMELD, SHARON MORELOCK, PATTI Pep Club,3 MORRISON, JACK MORTON, GAIL Class Yell Leader,4; Pep Club, I-4 MYERS, TRUE Track,2; Wrestling,34; FFA, 1-4; Honor Roll, 1,3-4; Chair- man of American Independent Party,4; FFA President,4; FFA Secretary,4 NELSON, JACK Basketball,1; Football,2-4; Track,1,3-4; Representative Assembly,4; CSF,2-3; Block E,4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Year- hnnk 4 NEWMAN, GARY Football, 1-4; Baseball,2,4; Block E, 1-4 NICOL, MARIAN VARSITY Song Leader,3; Pep Club,24; Honor Roll,3 NOBLE, AUDREY Honor Roll,l; GAA.2,4 NORRIS, RON Track,1-2; Representative Assembly,4; School Store,3 NORTON, KATHY Honor Roll 3 ODENWELLER, JULIE CSF,l-4; CSF Secretary,3-4; Pep Club,24; Academic Committee,2; Election Board. 34; Secretary of Elections, 4.Yearbook,4; Honor Roll, 14 OLSON, CHRIS Honor Roll, 14; CSF,2-3; Election Board,14; Secretary of Elections, 3; Pep Club,24 OLSON, MIKE OULMAN, AMY-Transfer Mixed Glee,2-3 PADGETT, MAVIS Pep Club, 14; Pep Club Treasurer,4; GAA,I4; GAA Treaserer,4 PAINTER, BOB-Transfer PALMER, JEANNIE-Transfer Girls' Glee,3 PARK, MITCHELL PARKER, SUSAN Pep Club,2-3 PARRISH, JONNY PEARSON, FLOYD-Transfer AV 4 PECK.’ROSE Pep Club,l; Honor Roll, 1-2 PERKINS LYNNETTE Pep Club, 14; Basketball Varsity Yell Leader3; Student Service Club� 3; Representative Assembly,3 PETERSON, DAVE Football, 1; Chess Club,3; Representative Assembly,4; Student Court Attorney,4; Basketball Intramurals,4 PHILUPPI, CRAIG Band 11,14; Stage Band,34 PITCOCK, PATTY FHA,l-3; FHA Secretary, 1-2; Pep Club,2; Honor Roll, 1-2 PRATHER, SUSAN Band 1,1; Pep Club,34; GAA 3; Student Service Club,4; FHA,4 PROCTOR, JUDY CSF,1-2; Honor Roll.14; GAA,2,4; Pep Club,24 PROCTOR, PAT Pep Club,24; GAA.34; CSF, 2; Honor Roll, 1-2 PRUETT, DARREL-Transfer Band 1,3 PURSELL, BOBETTE JV Basketball Cheerleader,2; Class Yell Leader,4; Pep Club,14; GAA,1 RAINE, JOYCE Honor Roll, 14; CSF,34; Intramural Fencing,2 RAMEY. MIKE RAY, RICHARD-Transfer REDNER, JEAN RHODES, SUSAN Representative Assembly,2; Baseball Intramurals, 3 RICHEY, DEBBIE Hornets Nest, 3; Pep Club, 34; Yearbook,4 RIDER. REX Basketball Intramurals, 14; Shakespeare Festivals RILEY, SHEILA RITCHIE, SHERMAN ROBERTS, STEPHEN Track. 1-2; A capeUa,4; Representative Assembly.2,3 ROSS, CHARLOTTE FHA,1-3; GAA,1 ROSS, DAN Football, 1 ROSSITER, TIM Baseball, 1-2; Block E,24; Basketball lntramurals,34; Honor Roll.4; FFA,4 ROUSE, KATHY-Transfer Student Body Treasurer,4; CSF.4; Pep Club,4; Honor Roll,34; GAA3; Basketball Intramurals,3 SADOW, JEANIE-Transfer SALTER. BRUCE Honor Roll,24 SANDBURG, ED Baseball,1-3; Basketball, 1,2-3; Block E.14 SANTOS, JEANNE Class Yell Leader, 1; Repre- sentative Assembly,2; JV Football Yell Leader,2; Head Football Song Leader,3; Hon- or Roll,2;CSF3. Pep Club. 24; Football Song Leader,4 SANTOS, MELISSA Pep Club,24; Class Secretary, 4; Welcoming Committee,4; Honor Roll, 14 SARGENT, SUSAN Honor Roll,1,3; CSF,3; GAA, 3; Fencing Intramurals,14 SATTLER, JAY Basketball Intramurals,] 4 SCARBROUGH, DARNELLE CSF,14; A capella,14; Election Board,3; Pep Club, 34; Honor Roll, 14; Mock Election,4; Foreign Student Committee,4; Foreign Student Committee Secretary-Treasurer, 4 SCHROEDER. KEN BAnd 11,2; Basketball,4 SHARRETT, CATHY A capella,24; Drama,3; Honor Roll.14; CSF.34; School Play,4; Fencing Intramurals, 24; Fencing Intramurals Champion,4; Chico State Speech Festival Contest, First Place,3 SHRIVER. STACY-Transfer Class Secretary,3; AFS Student to Switzerland,3; Secretary of Student Affairs,4; Pep Club,34; CSF.34; School Play,34; Chico State Speech Festival .Third Place ,3; Shakespeare Festival, First Place.3 SILVA, JULIE Basketball Intramurals,34 SIMMONS, BILL CSF,l-3; Honor Roll,1-3; Class President,2; Secre- tary of Justice,3; Chief Justice,4; Baseball, 14; Basketball, 1-2; Football, 14; Block E,14; Basketball Intramurals,34 SISK. VICKY SMITH, KATHERINE Honor Roll, 14; CSF.24; Reflections,34; A capella, 34 SNELLING, LARRY-Transfer Baseball.4; Basketball,4; Block E,4 SOLOMON, ALLEN Football,24; Track,2; Block E,24; Basketball Intramurals,34 SOWDER, DAVE Drama,4 STEELE, JOAN Pep Club,2-3; Honor Roll, 1- 2-34 STEELE, LINDA GAA.l; FHA.2-3; Pep Club, 2- 3 STEVENS, DWAYNE Football. 1; A capella,4 STEWART, PAT 241 Pep Club,2-4; Pep Club Sec- retary ,3; CSF.1 -4; CSF Vice Presidents; Class yell Leader,3; Representative Assembly,2-3; Secretary of Assemblies,4; Honor Roll, 1-4; GAA Track,2; Track Service Club,3-4; Foreign Student Commit tee ,4 STOCKTON, DAVE STONE, LOUISE FHA,1 ST0PPENBR1NG,KEN-Transfer Yearbooks; Pep Band,4; Stage Band,4; Band 11,4; Basketball lntramurals,4 STURGESS.JAN J.V. Yelleader,2; Class Yelleader,4; Pep Club, 1-2,4 STYMUS, LINDA Representative Assembly, 1; Pep Club, 1-4; Basketball Mascot,3; Basketball Songleader,4 SUTTER, PHILLIP Chess Club,4; A capella,4 Basketball Intramurals,! TARR. HELEN TAYLOR, RICK Baseball. 1-4; Class Treasurer, 1-2; Defense Attorney Student Court,3; Assistant Justice Student Court,4; Chass Club,2-4; CSF,2-4; Block E,l-4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Basketball Intramurals, 1-4; Mock Election ,4 TERRY, CINDY Pep Club,4; Student Secretary ,4 THOMAS, JERRI THOMAS, SUSAN Pep Club,4 THOMPSON, RICH-Transfer J.V. Baseball.2; J.V. Football.2; Varsity Football, 3; Honor Roll,2-4; Block E, 3; Varsity Baseball,4 TILLEY, DON TIMPE, SHARON TODD, MIKE TONEY, MIKE Basketball Intramurals, 1-2,4 TWITCHELL, MARK CSF,l-4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Radio Club. 1-4; Chess Club President,4; Athletic Fin- ance Committee,3; Yearbook Editor,4; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation Winner,3; Model U.N.,4; Bank of America Certificate Winner,4 VANDERPOOL, GEORGE Basketball lntramurals,l-2 VAN DYKE, PAT Mixed Glee,l; A capella,2-3; GAA,3-4; Hornets Nest,4 VAN WORMER, RAMONA Pep Club,3;FHA,4; Class Yelleader,3 VICKREY, BILLIE Honor Roll ,2-3; Track Service Club,3 VON DACHENHAUSEN, ALEXIS-Transfer Pep Club,2-3; Honor Roll,2-3; Hornets Nest ,4; Class Yelleader.3; FHA,2; Track Service Club,3-4; Foreign Student Committee,4 WADE, RICK Baseball, 1-4; Football, 1-4; Representative Assembly,2-3; Class President, 1; Basketball Intramurals ,24 WALKER, CHERIE WALLER, CARSON Pep Club,1-2; Honor Roll,2-4 WARD, MIKE Basketball, 1; Basketball Intramurals,2-4; Golf,3-4 WARD, SHARON FHA,2-4; FHA Secretary,3; FHA Vice President,4; Pep Club,2-4: GAA,3 WATSON, KATHY-Transfer WEBB, GEORGE WEBBER, GARY Football, 1 WEBSTER, JERI Honor Roll, 1-4; CSF,3-4 WELDON, BARBARA 242 WESTLAKE, MICHELLE WHITMAN, BOB Gymnastics,l; Track,1-3; Basketball Intramurals,3-4 WILGUS, RENEE Representative Assembly,1; Honor Roll, 1-3; Shakespearean Festivals; Basketball Yelleader,3; Basketball Songleader,4; Pep Club,2-4 WILKE, DEBBIE Honor Roll, 1-3; CSF,4; Pep Club,2-4; Representative Assembly, 1,3; Class Representative ; Student Council ; Welcoming Committee 2; Basketball Intramurals,3; Basketball Songleader,3; Football Yel!eader,4; Homecoming Queen,4 WILSON, KAY Foreign Student Committee, 2-4; A capella,3-4; Year- books, Competitive Speech. 3 WINKLER, NORV Basketball Intramurals, 1-4; Baseball,2-4 WINTON,MIKE Class Presidents; Basketball lntramurals,4 WION, JIM Chess Club,4; Hornets Nest, 4 WOODHOUSE, VICKIE Pep Club,l WOODS, SANDRA WOOLF, DAVE Football.l4; Basketball, 1-2; Track, 1; Block E.2-4. Basketball Intramurals,4; Honor Roll,4; FFA,4 ZELAZNY, COLLEEN Pep Club,4; A capella,2-4; Academic Committees. Hornets Nest,2; Student Court, 4; Model U.N.,4; Honor Roll, 3; Student Body Secretary,4; CSF,4 Proposed Memorial Fountain Illustrated above is the proposed memorial fountain, to be constructed on the lawn adjacent to Michael Hall through the use of donations collected in the Memorial Fund. The central feature will be the pool, into which water will cascade. Around this pool, cement arms wJll extend, alternating in color between black and gold. Beside the bench at the end of each gold arm, there will be a plaque bearing the name of one of the five girls in whose memory this fountain is dedicated. INDEX Abrams. Mike 38,39 Adams. Greg 65 Adams. Roger 118 Adkins. Alan 65.112,184 Adking. Greg 39,112,184 Alexander. Marcella 77 Algiere. Ray 77 Alkire. Ken 65 Allen. Ken 65 Allen. Linda 65,110 Allen. Mary 77 Allpress. Bill 77,104 Amacker. Miles 65,113 Amacker. Rick 77,104,106,107 .Anderson. Gary 39,164,169 Anderson. Greg 77,112,141,174, 176.177.179,184,197 Anderson. Ken 77,113.116 Anderson. Maryann 65,105.110 An dree. Tammy 77 Andrest. Harry 65,99,104,106, 113 Anthony. Kathy 65 Arnett, Heather 15,65,109 Amey, Margie 77,99 Atchley. Marci 65 Aufieri. Steve 39,94,141 Azevedo. Mark 65,98.104,106. 107.125 Bacon. Gail Bagula. Linda 77 Bailey. BiU 39,112,118.164 Bailey. Mike 39 Bailey. Richard 77,174,197 Bailey. Stephan 77 Baker. Chris 65 Baker. Jeanne 77 Baker, Jo Ann 39 Bales. Peggy 39.94,110,160 Bam a be. Sally 65 Barnes. Darlene 65 Barney. Ralph 77 Bam hard t, Karen 39 Barton, Cliff 77 Barton. Ed 65,68 Bascom, Bill 39 Bascom, Newell 77 Basinger. Phil 77,104 Bauer. Linda 77 Bauer. Terri 65,72 Baugh. Dan 77 Bawcom, Dave 39,77 Baxley. Connie 65 Baxley. Lenny 39.112,135,165. 167,170,171,172.173.184.187, 188,189 Beal. Ron 18,39 Beebe, Jack 65 Bellinger, Wade 65 Bellus, Liz 24,39 Beltz. Diane 65,110,116 Bement, Tom 39 Bennett. Russ 65,107,116 Benoit. Rita 65 Benson. Dave 174 Berckmoes. Mary 77,94 Berry. KeUy 39,164 Bertagnalli. Fred 65,131 Beyer. Dan 77 Bickett, Connie 77 Biek. Dave 65,99,113,116 Biek, Jim 77,116,117 Billings. Kathy 39 Binkley. Greg 39 Bishop, Paul 39,117 Biven. Larry 77 Black. Shireen 77,110,145 Blackburn. Gene Blackman, Dennis 77 Blaisdell. Fred 39 Blakesley. Jim 77 Blankenship. Dave 65 Blay. Mindy 40 Blom, John 40 Blue. Karen 65,96,110,145 Blue, Steve 77,174 Blumenstein. Diane 77 Boales. Dean 65 Bochle. Greg,142 Hogue. Larry 65 Bollinger, Debbie 77,110,145 Bolton. Brent 40,92,112,117, 164.184 Bonner. Lynnoa Booth. Robin 77 Borders. Corinne 77 Borges. Cindy 65.99,115,116 Bossert. Kathy 65 Bos tain, Margaret 40 Boswell. Lana 65 Bosworth. Laine Bouyear. Diane 40,110,145 Bouyear. Mark Bowden, Barbara 77 Bowden. Kathy 40,109,130 Bowden, Steve 77 Bowen. Stan 118 Bowen, Steve 65,118 Bowman. Forest 65,101,117 Boyer. Steve 77 Boyle. Steve 77 Boynton, Barbara 77 Brady. Dave 77 Brand. Laura 15,65,98 Braun. Larry 77 Braun. Margarert 65 Bray. Bill Breedlove. Kelly 32,65,112 Bremer. Jim 18,99 Brewer, Sharia 40 Bright. Dave 40 Brigmon, Jean 77,110 Brim. Andrea 77 Brissey, Linda 65 Brodie. Robert 40,112,164 Brodie. Theresa 65,99,109,115 Brooks, Bill 65 Brooks, Dan 40 Broshears, Jim 107,118 Broshears, Lee 40,92,96,107, 131.147,160 Brousseau. Rick 65,112 Brower. Nicki 65,110 Brown, Bob Brown, Mike 77,104 Brown. Steve 77,94,174,177 Brown, Tom 40 Broxson. Toni 65 Brunett. Brad 77 Brunett. Gary Bruton. John 77 Buchanan. Carl 65 Buckingham, Randy 77,104 Buckley. Wayne 65 Buell. Linda 78 Buick, Rob 78 Bunselmeier. Don 78 Bunting. Jaci 65 Bunting. Melinda 40,119 Burcell. Steve 64,65,94.11 2 Burkhardt. Dave 66,112,165,184 Bums, Janice 32,66,115,119 Burris, Charles 78 Burt, Greg 78 Butler. Feiecia Cadigan, Chris 116,117,161 Cadigan, Dennis 66 Cahoon. Glenn 66 Cain. Allen 78 Campbell, Cheryl 40 Cana van. Steve 40 Cannon. Phyllis 15.40 Cantrell, Evora 78 Carlton, Vince 66 Carpenter, Dave Carpenter, Glenn 40 Carpenter. Karen Carson, Dave 78 Carson, Paulette 15,40 Carter, Steve 40 Carter, Terry 66 Cartier. Linda 41,99,117 Casterline, Gary 78 Caswell, Barbara 41,110 Caswell. Sue 16,78 Caton, Devin 66 Cerro. Gary 78 Champney. Laurie 78 Chandler, Jean 41,145 Chandler, Kathy 66 Chandler, Ken L. Chandler, Ken W. 41.66 Chapman. Gary 78,98 Charles. Merit 66 Charles. Mike 78 Chase, Joe 78 Chesnut. Bob 66,112 Childs. Janice 41 Chrysler, Kirk 78 Chrysler. Lance 41,107 Clabaugh. Mark 12,41,92,112, 117,184 Clanton. Russ 78,174 Clark. Larry B. 41 Clark. Larry Clary. Jack 66,113 Clary. John 41,104 Gester. Steve 78 Cline. Judy Cine. Roland 66,78 Gyde, Dan 18.66 Coats, Joyce 41 Cockrell, Brent 66 Cole. Tawney 41,107 Coles. Michele 16,78 Collett. Marcia 32,41.110.111 Collins. Jackie 66 Collins, John 66 Combs. Linda 41,138 Comnick, Steve 78,197 Compton, Brenda 41,92,94.109, 110.117 Cone, Leyann 78 Connelly. Dan 78.118 Connelly, Kathy 16,66 Conroy. Anna 78 Conway. Roxie 32,66,110,115 Cook, Steve 66 Cooper. Buffic. 41,133 Cooper, Penny Corwell. Karen 78 Corson. Lynn 15,41 Couts, Lorelie 78 Cox. Dale 97 Cox,Judy 66 Cox, Pat 66 Craft. Patty 76,78 Crain. Joyce 14.41.110,119 Crain, Leslie 66,94 Cramer. Steve 41 Cross. Kathy 41 Crowe. Kathy 66 Crume. Alan 78,107,113,119 CuUen. Colleen 78,110 Cullis, BiU 66,99,113,116 Cunningham. Jane 12,41,93,94, 100,116.117,160,161 Cunningham. Kathy 66,96,99, 109.116.117 Cushman. Jan 66,119 Cwick, Darryl 78 Dach. Laura Dale, Gloria 66,78 Dale, Shirley Daniels. Steve 28,42.92,117 Darrah, Eugene Darrah. Greg 41.118 David, Dennis 78 Davidson, Dan 66 Davidson, Kathleen 16,42 Davis. Dorene 15.42 Davis. Eddie 78 Davis, Gary 78,113 Davis, Steve Davis, Valerie 42,107,110,145 Dawson. Ted 42 Day. Jeff 79,113 Day, Mike Deckard. Paula 79 Deckard, Susan 66 Decoito, Gaylene 79,129 Deetz. John 79.174,179,197 DeLong, Keith 66.112.165 DeMyer. Bob 42.112,164 Denny, Al 42 Dersch. Wayne 79,118 Dewart. Donna 79 Dicker, Herb 79,118 Dickerson. Mike 79 DiU, John 42 DiU. Mike 66 Dillard. Thana 42,107 DiUinger. Diana Dimasi, Cynthia 66 Dingman. Gary 79 Dodson. Judy Dochne, John 66 DoUar, Robert 79 Done, Candice 79 Donelson, Fred 79 Done bon, Sam 18,66,118 Donohue. Pat 66 Dork. Nora 16,42,107 Doss, Pat 67 Dowler, Mike 67 Du cl os. Debra 79 Duncan. Steve Dupre, Brad 79 Duprey. Linda 79 Duprey. Tom 67 Durflinger, Debbie 67 Durflinger, Teri 79 Dyer. Craig 67,165 Earl, Doug 67,99,116,117 Earl.Norma 79.94 Easley. BiU 79.197 Eaton, Karen 42 Eaton. Steve 79,174 Eddy, Lynn 67.115 Ellison. Jim 79,174 Engeln. George 67,112 Engle. Marilyn 67,110 Ephland. Greg 67,103 Erickson, Ed Estes, Linda 79,110 Evans, Bob 160 Everett. SheUy 42,103 Fairhurst. Poncho 42.79.81 Fairhurst, Terry 131 Farmer. Karen Famess, Terry Faulkenberry. Terry 67 FeldmiUer, Bill 42 Felker, Don 42,79,197 Felker, Kyle FeUows, Joyce 79 Ferguson, Sue 42,94,110 Fernandez, Pat 15,67,94 Fernandez. Steve 42 Ferreira, Otavio 13,64.67,69 Ferrin, Russ 42,112 244 Feuerhelm. Glenn 67 Fidler, Debbie 79,110.116 Finneran, Janice 67,117 Fisher. Floyd 79 Fisher. Marci 42,117,143 Fiske. Cindy 43.110,129 Fitzgerald, Ann 67,99,109,116 Flanery. Mickey 79 Flinn. Francis 43,117 Flood. Susan 103 Foley, Roxie 79 Foote. SUn 67.94.107,112,117 164 Forcella. Jim 79 Forney. Craig 43,94.100,109. 113,116jl7.160.161 Forseth, Sherry 67 Foster. Dave 79 Fowe. Ellen Franklin. Kathy 43,113,118 Fraser, David 67 Free. Mary 79.109,110 Free. Sue 43.97.110,115,137 Freeman. Ginger 35,67.74,98,110 Freeman. Jim 43 Freitos. Art 21,67,107 Fremd, Kim 79 Fritz, Jim Fritz. Julie 43 Frost, Allen 67,70,112 Gagner, Bud 43,94,103 Gagner. Harold 67,165 Gahring, Rick 43 Galloway. Nancy 67 Galloway. Sheryl 67,110 Gannon. Gary 43,118 Gannon. Melinda 67 Gannon. Roger 79 Gannon. Steve 79 Gardner. Chris 67 Gardner, Melissa 80 Gardner. Nick 43.164,167,169. 173 Gary. BiU 21,80 Gatts, Ann 67 Gasper. Nina 80 Geis, Bruce 43 Geis. Greg 104.106.107 Gentry, Allyson Gentry, John 80 Gentry. Karen 43,100,104.116, 117,160,161 Georges, Carla 110 George. Carol 80 George. Phillip 80 Gerlinger. Fred 80 Gerritsen. Sally 43.92.98.110 Gcss, Wanda 80 Gibson. Larry 67,118 Gilbert, Craig 67 Gill, Jerry 67 Gillean. Linda 67 Gillean, Sue 80,110,119 Giorgi. Brad 67 Birty. Nedra 80 Gitchell, Chris 67,110 Glass. Don Glidden. Bill 104,174 Glorfeld. Jeff 80.174 Goddard. Mike 18.67,112.118 Goerges. Carla 67 Goldsworthy. Kim 68 Gonzales. Marleen 68 Gordon. John 174,178,197 Gorman, Ben 68 Gouldsmith. Sharia 80 Coyer. Rick 80 Goyet. Kathy 80 Graham, Lynn Gray. Wally 43.94.104.106,107 Green. Dave 80,118 Green. Nancy 80.98 Green. Rich 80 Green, Tim 68.104,112.164 Greenhaw, Marci 68,110 Greer, Leland 80 Gribble, Pam 43 Gribble, Patti 80 Griffis, Joan 43 Griffis. Mary 80 Griffith, Mike 80 Griffith, Penny 80 Griffiths. Sue 68.110.145 Grimes, Michelle 68 Grissoni, Rick Grokenberger. Kathy 68 Grove. Nancy 68 Grubbs. BiU 43,117 Grubbs, CoUenn 80 Gualfieri. Mike 68,99,104,109. 116 Guitard. Ray 80 Gumm, Bob 80 Gumm. Carol 68 GonsoUey. Judy 68 Gutzman. BiU 30,43 Hackett. Gary 43,123,184,188 Hagai. Gany 80 Ha gar. Larry 68 Hague, Nancy 68,145 Halcomb. Barbara 68 Halcomb. PhiUip Halcomb. Vickie 68 Haley. Henry 80 Haley. Jim 68 Haley. Shawn 15,44 HaU, Dana 44,136 HaU. Jeff 80.113 HaU. Steve 44.104,105,106.107 116.117,160 HaU. Terry 94 Hamilton. Mark 68,92.99,113 HammersUedt. Herb 44 Hammerstaedt. W'ayne 80 Hampton. Lynda 80,110,115 Hanson. Sherry K. 80 Hanson. Sheryl H. 145 Harden. Mike 44,97 Harden. Randy 68 Harding, KeUy 80 Flarding. Kent 44 Harding. Liz 80 Harl. Steve Hariand, Bonnie 16,44.110,123 Harper, Kris 68,92.99,109.116 HarrieU. CameU Harriell, Ray Harrington. Dan 68,98 Harrington. Daniel 80 Harris. BiU Hamson. Claudia 80,116 Harry, Charles 68 Hart. Bob 18,44 Hartsock, Jeanne 68 Hathaway. Cheryl 80 Hathaway. Sandra 44 Flaws, Judy 16,68 Hayes. Jane 80.104,116.117 Headrick. Jim 44,118 Hedin. Ramona 14.44,98,110,115 Hedman, Jana 44 Heisler. Terri 81 Hendricks, Bob 18,44 Hendricks. Diane 81 Hendncks. HeUen 44,102,103. 107.110.117 Henmnger. Martha 81.104.107, 116.117 Henry. Cathy 44 Henry, Mary 68 Henson. Charolette 44,110,111, 119 Hemage. Michele 68 Hernandez, Rosina 81 Herrman, Richard 81 Hess, Bonnie 81,145 Hess. Don 44 HiU, Bryan 81,113 HiU, Steve 68.73 Hines, Donna 15,68,110 Hines. Terry 68,110 Hinshaw, Jim 81 Hironymous. Linda 68,110.129 Hironymous, Sue 44,93, 110.127,129.135 Hoag, Melvin 80 Hochstatter, Barbara 44 Hodges. Randy 21.44.118,184 Hodges, Rich 80 Hoeft, Jean 80 Hoehn, Sheila 68,110.115 Hoke, Sylvia 68 Holcomb, Phil 68 Holderbein, Dennis 45 HoUand. Debbie 80, 115 Holmgren, Linda 45,115 Hooper. Dave 80 Hooper. Ken Horr, Crickett 68 Hower. Lee 45,102,103 Hubbard, Sherrie 64.68,94.110, 116,117 Huckstep. Carla 68.104.107 Huff. Steve 18,68.118 Huffman, Gene 68 Hufford, Clint Hufford. Debbie 80 Hughes. Marlene 68 Hunt. Gail 16.68 Hunt. Jerry 45,165,169 Hunt, Marsha 15.69,98 Hunter. Cindy 80,94,110.116,117 Hursey. Mel 69 Husted, Cheryl 160 Hus ted. Richard Huston. Ed 80.118 Huston. Kathy 69,107 Huston. Sharon 80 Hutchens, Mary 69 Hutt, Dennis 69 Hyatt. Jess liter. Pat 80 Imel. Judy 69 Ingram, Gwen 45,93,110 Ingram, Hal 80,94,174,197 Irvin. Dave 69.107 Irvin. Joe 69,18 Irwin. Bob 69 Jackson. Candy 15,69 James, Donna 81,119 James. Doris 45 James, Greg 81 James. Lonny 81 James. Ruth 45.97.110.115 Jay, Theresa 69 Jenkins. Roxann 81 Johnson. Art 81 Johnson. Candy 45 Johnson, CoUette 15,69,109 Johnson. Dave 69 Johnson. Debbie E. 109 Johnson. Debbie L. 45,97,110 Johnson. Glync 24,81.104 Johnson. Jack 81,174.194.197 Johnson. Jacque 81 Johnson. Janet 45 Johnson. Pam 81,110,129 Johnson. Randy 81 Johnson. Sarah 45 Johnson. Shelley Johnson. Tom 69,104,165 Johnston. Craig 81 Johnston. Tom 112 Joksch. Craig 45 Jones, Candy 81,110 Jones. Dan 81 Jones, John 45 Jones. Judy 14.45 Jones, Kathy 45.105,110.116,117 161,142 Jones. Linda 69 Jones, LineU 69.110,145 Jones. Pat 69 Jones, Rodney 81,174 Jones. Sonia Jones, Valerie 45 Jones, Vickie 45.110,119 Jorgenson. Jan 45,110,119 Jose, Diane 81 Jose, Jim 45,112,164 Journey. Debbie 81 Kaiser, Kathy 69 Karr, RoxAnn 45 Katzdorn. Mike 81.48,113 Katzer. Judy Kaufner. Bruce 69 Keefer. Sharon 48 Keenan. Janice 69 KeUeher. Mike 69 KeUogg, Richard 81 KeUy. Chuck 81 Kendall, Reita 81 KendaU. Rick 48.112,164 KendaU. Terri 15,69 Kenstler, Allen 69,112 Kerr. Marlene 81,110 Kersh, Richard 43.112.165 Kesler, Byron 82,113 Kcsler. Ellen 48 KimbaU. Don 82,174 Kimbrough. Bruce 69,169,170 King, Dave 48 King, Jeanette 69 Kingsbury. Donna 69,97 Kingsbury. Robin 82 Kinney. Debbie 69,110 Kinnier. Chris 33.48,92,165 Kissinger. Joann Kittredge. Lany 48 Klidies, Karen Knapp. Kirk 69,74,112,184 Knopsnyder. Patti 69 Knott. Mary 48,110,116,117,161 Knox. Candy 69 Knutson, Mark Koenig. Dale 48 Kranig. Lynette 82.105,110 Krogn. Pat 69 Krtek, Steve 48 Kurtz, Mary 69 Kurtz. Phillip 69 Kusi, Pat 48 LaFond, Chris 6,38,48 LaFond.John 82 Lamb, Elaine 82 Lambert, Sally 82 LaMour. Paulette 48.110,116 Lamoureaux, Mitch 82.197 Lamp. Richard 82 Landis. Jerry 48 Lands. Bob 48 Lands. Ruth 82,110 Lane. Jim 48 Lane, Pam 69.110,136 Lane, Randy 82 Lane. Rod 38,48,93,112,118,139, 148.184.190 Lane. Shari 48,98.110,113,129 Lane. Susan 82.110 Lane. Virgil 48 Layton. Denise 16.69 Leach. Dennis 69 Leas. Joe 69.184.189.190 Lee, Tony 69 Lema. Deborah 69 Leming. Jeff 82 Lend man. Paul 69 Lendman, Sue 82,115,116 Lenser. Greg 70 Lenser. Phil 49 Leonard. Mike 49,112 Leonard. Rick 174,197,198 Lesser. Margie 15.49.107,110 119 Lewis, Gordon 12.82.94.116.117 Lewis, Janet 70,110,129 Lewis, Janis 70 Lewis, Jim 27,197 Lewis. Pat 70 Lewis, Peggy' 49 Leyva. Mike Link. Dave 82 Link. Rosanna 70 Linse. Richard 70,113 Lockwood, Rochell 82 Longnecker. Bob 70,112.118,165 Lonnberg. Greg 70 Loucks. Pat 82,107 Loucks, Peggy 49 Lowe, Deklrc Lukes. Betty 16,49,110,113,117, 129 Lukes. Mary 76,95 Lyman. Bob 82 Lyman, Shawn 49 Lynch, Glenda Lyons, Laurie 82 Lyons. Vera 70.146 MacLellan. Laura 49,107 Maddelein. Bob 82 Maddox. Patty 76.82.110 Maddison, Richard 70 Magaldi. Toni 49 Maher. Ed 82 Mahon, Mike 49 Mam. Bruce 76,82.174,179, Main. Steve 49,95.98,100,112, 131,173 Mangrum. Leon 82 Mangum, Scott 49 Manning. Mike 82,104,107 Mark, Tom 49 Marshall. Steve 70 Martin. Norma 82 Martin. Penny 70 Masl. Dave 70,164 Maslin, Alan 70 Maslin. Mike Massey. Doug 82 Massey, Jeanme 70,119 Massey, Kirk 70 Masterson. Kelly Masterson, Pat 70 Mather. Debbie 70 Mathews. Marianne 70,110 Matson. Mark 12.16,19,49,92, 93,112,113.116,122,146 Mattison. Chris 49,103 Mayfield, Gloria 49 Maynes, Scott 82 McBrayer. Larry 49.97 McCannel. Rod 70 McCarty, Pam 49 McCaslin. Diane 82 McClellan, Kelly McCulley, Virginia 82 McCutcheon, Cathy 14.49,98,110, 119 McCutcheon, Debbie 70,110,119 McCutcheon. Linda 15,23,49, 110,119 McDannald. I ish 70,110,129 McEntee, Debbie 70 i McEntee, Kerry 50,97 McGarity. Joe 82 McGee. Cheryl 15,50,110 McGee. Joy 50 McGin, Joyce 70 McGregor. Dean 82,174 McGuire, Mike 83 Mclndoo. Robyn 83,110 McIntosh. Mike 70,100,103 McIntosh, Ted 70 McKee. Gail 70,98,145 McLain. Darlene 83 McLain, Susan 16.50 McMartin. Bruce 70 McMartin. Mary 14.50.94.116.160 McMath, Trudy 50.99,115 McNeil, Bob McPhail, Penny 50 McPherson, Bill 83 McWilliams. Linda 50 Measles. Phil 70 Mechem. Brenda 70.115 Meeks, Steve 70 Meineken. Gary 50 Melton. Kathy 83.110 Metcalf, Debbie 50.104 Metheny, Bruce 18.70,118 Metheny. Mike 50,118 Meyer. Nancy 83 Meyer, Dick 50,118.160 Miles. Ken 50 Millenor, Vicki Miller. Bernard 83,117 Miller. Bruce 94,112.116 Miller. John 83 Miller. Rusty 83 Mitchell. Larry 83 Mitchell, Steve 50,92,100,113, 116.117,130,160,161 Moats, Brenda 15,50,110 Modisett, Juanita 83 Moffat. Mike 70,107,164 Montgomery, Delbert 83 Mook, Tim 50,113 Mooney. Leesa 83,110 Mooney. Pat 50 Moore. Bob 83 Moore, Larry 50 Morefield. Dan 70 Morefieid. Sharon 15 Moreland, Sharon 15 Morelock, Pat 50 Morey, Barbara 70,108.109 Morgan. Gaylon 83 Morris, Ronda 83 Morrison. Jack 51 Morrison. Mike 83 Mors, Sue 70,110 Morton. Gail 38,51,110 Morton. Roxanne 71,74,110,145 Moxley, Linda 71 Moyer. Dave 83 Moyer. Dean 71,95.110,112.116, 184 Munns, Wendy 83,117 Murphy, Loretta 71 Murray. Connie 83 Murray. Debbie 71 Murray. Mary Ann 51 Muscutt, Barbara 83 Myers, Lorelei 71 Myers. Ray 83 Myers. True 51 Myiers, Nancy 107,118 Nadeker, Birdie 14.71,110 Narum, Greg 71.116,117 Natina, Mike 64,71,112,184 Nelson. Jack 51,94,100.112. 165.170 Nelson, Ken 83 Nelson. Steve 83,174 Netherland. John 71 Newman. Gary 3851.112,118, 165,169 Nichols. Jolie 64.71,110 Nicol, Jim 83,94.98,117 Nicol. Manan 15,51,110,136,143 Noble. Audrey 51,115 Noble. Mike 71.99,116,117 Norris. Ron 51 Norton. Dennis 71,118,189 Norton, Kathe 51 Norton. Mike 83,191 Norton. Terry 83,174 Norton, Traci 71,110 Nutt. Sheri 83,117 O'Brien. Carol 83 Odenweller. Julie 51,92,98,100, 110,116,117,160.161 Oglesby. Cathy 64.71.110 Olson. Chris 51,98.117 Olson. Gary Olson. Mike 51 Olson. Tina 83 O’Quin. Mike 71 Orr. Tom 83 Ostrom. Mark 83 Ott. Charles 71 Oulman. Amy 51 Oulman. Joan me 71 Oulman. Lois Oulman. Sharon 71 Owens. Leanna 15 Pack. Myra 51 Padgett Mavis 51,110.114,115, Padgett, Wayne 83 Pam ter. Bob Palmer. David 83 Palmer. Jeannie 51 Palmer. Renee 71,105 Parham, Diann 51 Panse. Toni 35,71.111 Pansh. Jeff 83 Parisotto. Ginny 84 Park. Mike 51 Parker. Linda 84 Parker. Sue 51 Parker, Tricia 84 Parks. Bill 84 Parrish, Jonny 52 Pasero, Matt 76.84,93.118.174 Pasich, Debbie 84 Patton, Elaine 71 Patton. Lin 84 Pearson, Floyd 18,51 Pearson. John 18,71 Pearson. Linda 84.110 Pearson. Lori 71 Peck, Rose 14,52 Peevey. Darla 84 Pel ton. Patricia Penland. Randy Perkins. Bob 52 Perkins. Lynette 52,110 Pending. Jill 71 Pesterficld. Sue 71,104.107 Peters. Dennis 84 Petersen, Doug 71,184 Peterson, Brent 71,112,116, 166 Peterson. Dave 52,94,95.112 Peterson. Judy 84 Pevehouse. Deryl 71 Pcvehousc. Erika 52 Philli i, Colin 71,104,106, Phillippi. Craig 52,104,106, Phillips, Cheryl 14,71 Pierce. Ken 71 Pierce. Lyda 71,116,117,130, 145 Pilkington. Nanette 84 Pitrock. Pat 52 Pitts, Sherril 52 Plesha. Mike 71 Plount, Steve 71 Porter. Diane 71,97.110,129 Poulsen. Leslie 72 Prather, Debbie 72 Prathers, Mike 84 Prather. Sue 52,97,110,119 Priddy, Vernon 72,107 Proctor, Judy 110 Proctor. Pat 110,115 Pruett, Darrell Pryor, Debbie 84 Pullen. Jack 84,174 Pullen, Wayne 107.112,164.166 Pursell, Bobette 38,110 Putman. Ken 72,164 Quibell, Kay 94 Raine. Joyce 52,117 Ramey. Mike 52 RamsdeU. Bill 72 Ramstad. Randy 84 Randall. Blake 84 Randolph. Bryce 84,175 Rappleye, Kathy 84 Rasmussen. Todd 84,99.116,117 Ratliff, Lois 84 Rauch. Robert 84 Ray. Richard 52 Read. Gary 72 Redner, Gene 52 Redner. W'oddy 72 Reed. Cathi 84.110,125.129 Reed. Matthew 84.174,197 Reeves. Doug 72,97,113 Reynolds. Cindy 72,110,119 Rhinehart, Jessie 72.107 Rhoades. Daria 72 Rhoades. Susan 16.53 Rhyne, Curtis 84.104.174 Rhyne. Gary 72 Richey. Debbi 53.107 Rider. Rex 53 Rider. Rose 72.64 Riewarts. Nancy 72 Riley. Henry 72.164 Riley. Sheila 53 Risiing. Gary 72,107,112,113. 165 Ritchie. Sherman Roberts, Joanna 72,110,119 Roberts. Paul 80,84 Roberts. Sharon 76,84,110,125 Roberts. Steve 53,107 Robinson, Debbi Robinson, Lorena 84 Robinson. Mike 84 Robinson. Rox Ann Rodgers. Diana 84 Rodgers. Karen 76.94,110 Rodgers. Mike 64,72,112.184 Rodman, Terry 72 Rodrique. Patricia 84 Roesner, Cathy 184 Roesner, Dance 84 Rosener. Deanne 84 Roesner, Dwayne 72 Rogers. Randy 84.99.116.117 Rose. Cheryl 72,119 Ross. Charlotte 53 Ross. Debbie 72.110.129,135 Ross. Jim 72,165 Ross, Tobby 72,165 Ross. Walter 53 Rossiter. Tim 53.112,118 Rouse. Kathy 53,93.96.110.IN 160 Rowan. Richard 84.174.178.1 246 Rutherford, Tom 18 Rutledge. John 72,103,104.107 Sadow, Jean 53 Sagaser. Bonnie 84 Salmas. Georgia 84 Salter. Bruce 53 Sandberg. Ed 53,112 Santos. Jeanne 53.110,129 Santos. Melissa 15,38,53,98, 110 Sargent. Eric 53.72,112,165 Sargent. Susan Satterwhite, Kieth 72 Sattler. Jay 53 Scarbrough. Darnell 53,107,109, 110,116.117,130.134 Schmidt, Carl 84 Schneider. Ellen 72,110 Schock, Tom 72 Schroeder. Ken 184 Schuele. Marilyn 72 Schultens, Steve 12,72 Schultz. Tom Schulz. Becky 85 Schulz. Mike 18,72 Schwerdt, Pam 85 Scott. Alan 72.94.104.106 Scott. Bennett 85,94.118,174, 197 Scott. Kelly 85,118 Selby. Cathie 72.104.110 Sellin. Steve 72 Seymore. Richard 72 Shannon. Gndy 76.85,98,110 Sharrett, Cathy 15,53,107,116, 117 Shelby. Kevin 72,107 Sheldon. Charla 76.85 Sheppard. Georgia 72,110 Sheppard. Mike 85,104 Shine. BiU 53 Shird. Mike 85 Shively. Denise 85 Short. Dave 72.104,106,107, 116 Short. Ray 85 Short. Russell 20,72 Shriver, Stacy 38,53,92,108, 110,116,147 Shufelberger. Robin 85 Silva. Julie 54 Silva. June 15.73,109.110 Simmons. Bill 33.54.93,95.96, 112.135.165 Simonis, Georgia 73 Simonis. Pheobe 85,125,133, 145 Sisk. Paula 85 Sisk. Vicki 54 Skaufel. Nadine 85 Smith, Charlotte 73 Smith. Debbi 54 Smith, Don 73.98,104,106.107, 112.165 Smith. Gary 85 Smith. Gloria 85 Smith, Jerry 85 Smith, Judy 73 Smith. Kay 16.54.116,117,160. 161 Smith. Ken 85 Smith. Leonard 85,174 Smith. Marcy 73 Smith, Pam Smith. Ray 85,118 Smith, Ronny 85 Smith, Steve G. 73 Smith. Steve W. 85.104 Smith, Sydney 73 Smith, Walter Smith. Winifred 73 Snelling, Larry 54.184,187 Solomon. Allen 54,164 Solomon, Chris 85,110 Sowder. Dave 54 Stampfli, Mike 73.112,165 Stanley, Steve 85 Stauber. Doug 99,116 Stayer, Leonard 73,118 Steele, Joan 114.54,110 Steele, Linda 15,54 Stein. Joan. 85 Stephens, Cindy 85 Stevens, Dwayne 167 Stevenson. Bill 85 Stevenson. Kathy 85 Stevenson. Kris 73 Stewart. Pat 32,54.92,110,117, 161,174 Stewart, Ron 85.118 Stewart, Starla 73 Stiles. Karen 85 Stiles, Larry 73,164 St. John. John 85 Stockel, Cathy 85 Stockton. Dave 54 Stockton, Sue 85 Stone, Billie 73 Stone, Danny 73 Stone. Esther Stone. Louise 54 Stone. Ricky 73, 118 Stoppenbnnk, Ken 54,100,104, 106 Story, Greg 73 Strauch, Janet 85 Strickland. Darrell 85 Stromberg. Gary 54 Sturgess, Jan 38,54,110 Styir, BiU 73 Stymus, Lance 73,113 Stymus. Linda 110.143.145 Stymus. Richard 85.113 Sullivan. Linda Sullivan,Pat 85 Sutter, Lome 85 Sutter. Phil 54.107.113 Sutton, James Sybert. Barbara 15.73,94,125 Tan. HeUen TarreU. Karen 73,107,110.116, 117,137 Taylor, Debra 85,95 Taylor. Rick 54.112,113,117, 160 Taylor, Sheri 85 Terry. Cindy 14.54.111 Tessier. Gherald 55,107 Tessier, Larry 73 Tessier. Rod 86 Thatcher. Steve 86,116,117 Thien, John 86 Thomas. Charlotte 86 Thomas, Dennis 86 Thomas, Jerri 22,55 Thomas, Lee 86 Thomas. Sharon 86,115 Thomas, Susan 55,110 Thompson. Barbara 86 Thompson. Darlene 73 Thompson. Jack 73 Thompson. Jolene 86 Thompson. Laura 86 Thompson. Richard TiUey. Don 55 Timpe. Claudia 16,73 Timpe, Sharon 14,55 Todd. Mark 86 Todd. Mike Tompkins. Danny 73 Toney. Mike 55 Townsend, Tom 73,112 TrekeU, Linda 14 Truax. Dave 72,73.100.103 Truett. Charles 73 Tucker. Carolyn 73 Tucker, James 86 Tuggle, Dave 86,107 Tulles, Donna 73 Turner, lcel 73 Turner, Nancy Turner, Thaylene 107, 115 Tweedy. Benni 86 TwitcheU, Mark 55,100,113,116, 117.130,134.160.161 Twyman, David 86 Tyler. Beatrice 86 Tyler. Debbie 73.107,110 Underwood, Mike 86 Vanatta, Jeff 85,86 Vanderpool. George 55 Van Eperen. Laurd 86 Van Ert. Mike 73,112 Van Ert, Tim 86,99,116,117 Van Dyke. Pat 55,103.110,115 Van Fossen. Jen 64. 73,94,104, 115 Van Slyke. TuUy 55.112.184 Van Wormer, Ramona 55,119 Vaughn. Kirk 73 Vickrey. Billie 23.55 Vinum, Bonnie 73 Viscaino, Sandy 86 Viscaino, Sharon 73 Volbrecht, Henry 73,118 von Dachenhausen. Alexis 55, 103.109 Vonderscheer. Eric 112,116 Von Husen, John 86,174 Wade. Rick 55.112,164 Wagoner, John 55, 86,94,104, 106.113 Wagoner. Robert Walden. Cheryl 74 Walker. Cherie 55 Walker, Jim 74 WaUer. Carson 55,137 Waller, Kim 86.94.110,113,115, 116 Walters, Terry 80.86 Wampler. Brenda 86 Ward. Mike 55 Ward. Scott 74.104.106,124 Ward. Sharon 55.110.119 Watkins, Bruce 74 Watson, Cliff 87 Watson. Dan 74.107 Watson. Sarah 56 Weatheread. Jack 74 Weatherford. Tom 87,118 Weaver. Paul 74.104.184 Webb. George 56 Webb. Jim 67,74 Webb. Maxine 87.116 Webber, Gary 56 Weber, Mike 87 Webster. Jen 56.116 Webster. Susan 56 Weiland. BiU 87 Weitand. Forrest 64,74,112 Weilbrenner, Steve 87 Weir. Cory 87 Weis, Marsha 74 Welch. Linda 87,110.115 Weldon. Barbara 14,56 Wesltake. Michele Wetmore, Bonnie 15,74,107 Wheeler. Debbie 87 WTiisenhunt. George 75 W hisenhunt, Mary 87 White, Debbie 87 White, Jackie 87,97.110 White, Mike 75 Whitley. Bob Whitman, Bob Whitney. Linda 75 Wick. Tim 87 Wilbourn, Chuck 75.110 WUbourn. Laura 87 Wilgus, Renee 56,110.145 WUhelmi, Stan 75,94 Wilhelmi, Susan 87 Wilheimsen. Cheryl Wilke. Debbie 56,110,129,134. 135 Wilke. Fritz 87,174 WUkerson. Peggy 87,110 Williams. Charlotte 87.115 Williams. Debbie 87,110.116. 129 WiUiams. Leeta 87 WUliams. Lynett 16,75 Wilson. Kay 56.100.107.109 Winkler. Norv 56 Winningham, BiU 87 Winton, Mike 38,56,110 Win ton. Steve Wion. Jim 56 Wood. Kim 87 Wood. Linda 75.110 Woodard. Dan 87,174.179.197 Woodford. Margaret 75.99,109, 116 Woodhouse. Vickie 56 W oodmansee. Tari 14,75 Woods. Sandy 55 Woolf. Dave 56.112.135,165 Woolf. Randy 87,174 Wooten, Kevin 87 Word. Craig 75,104.107 Wurst. Randy 87,118 Wylie, Frank 75.164 Yoder. Gary 69,107 Zelazny. Colleen 56,95,96,99, 107,110.117,130.147 247