Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

p VespA 1970 entepppise h.S. RedPinq, Calif. Shades of mediocrnty When meASURed By tRAditionAl stAndARds, the Achievements of the yeAR 1969-70 seemed somewhAt unimpRessive. Our Athletes weRe not as Athletic, our scholARS not as scholARly, And our school spmit not as spiRited. Blit to those of us who weRe pARt of the yeAR, it was immAteRiAl whetheR or not we peRfoRmed as well in these arcas, no lonqeR weRe school- sponsoRed Activities the nucleus of sociaI life. Students found the AtmospheRe of unstRuctuRed QAtheRinqs moRe RewARdinq. Our expeRiences didn’t dmectly Benefit or qloRify the school. But RAtheR they seRved to Benefit ‘the individuAls And theReBy, the school as a whole. Contents 8 SemoRS 30 academics 54 activities 94 Spopts 140 ORqamzations 172 Classes 198 adveRtisinq 9 SenioRS Rise hiqh 10 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (above right)—Front Row: Jack Beebe. Vice President; Debbie Tyler. Secretary Back Row: Kelly Breedlove, Representative; DaveTruax. Treasurer; Allen Frost, President SENIOR CLASS YELL LEADERS (right)—Front Row Marsha Weis. Sherrie Hubbard Back Row Stand Wilhelmi. Steve Burcell, Bruce Miller Abbott, Dave Adams, Greg Adams. Roger Adkins, Alan Alkire, Kenneth Allen, Linda Amacker, Miles Anderson, Mary Ann Andrest, Harry Anthony, Kathy Arnett, Heather Atchley, Roxanne Azevedo, Mark Barnes. Darlene Barton, Ed Bauer, Terri Beebe, Jack Bellinger, Wade Beltz, Diane Bennett, Russell 11 Benoit. Rita Bertagnolli, Alfred Biek, David Blue, Karen Boales. Shari Deon Boehle, Gregory Bossert. Kathy Boswell, Lana Bowen, Steve Bowman, Forest Brand, Laura Braun, Margaret Breedlove, Kelly Brodie, Theresa Brousseau, Rick Brower, Noreen Brown, Robert Bunting, Jaci Burcell, Steve Burkhardt, Dave Bums, Janice Cahoon, Glenn Caton, Devin Chandler, Kathy Chandler, Ken Charles, Merit Chenoweth, Wayne Chesnut, Robert Christner, Janet Clary, Jack Cline, Murray Clyde, Danny Cockrell, Brent Collins, John Connelly, Kathy Conner, Sally Cook, Elaine Cook, Steve Cox,Judy Crane, Leslie 13 Croft, Judith Crowe, Kathleen Cullis, William Cunningham, Kathy Cushman, Janet Davidson, Daniel Delong, Keith Dennis, Debbra Dill, Charles DiMasi, Cynthia Doehne, John Donelson. Sam Donohue, Patricia DuBose, James Duprey, Tom Dyer, Craig Earl, Douglas Eddy, Lynn Engeln, George Engle, Marilyn 14 Faulhaber, Gui Fernandez, Patricia Fifer, Mike Finneran, Janice Fitzgerald, Anne Foote, Stan Forseth, Sherry Fowe, Ellen Freeman, Ginger Freitas, Arthur French, Donald Frost, Allen Gagner, Harold Galloway, Nancy Galloway, Sheryl Gardner, Christopher Gatts, Anne Gibson, Larry Gilbert, Craig Giorgi. Bradley 15 Goddard. Mike Goerges, Carla Goldsworthy, Kim Gonzales, Marlene Greenhaw, Marcine Griffiths, Susan Grimes, Michelle Grokenberger, Cathy Grove, Nancy Gualtieri, Michael Guest, Kathryn Gumm, Carol Gunsolley, Judith Guthrie, Judith Hagar, Larry Halcomb. Barbara Halcomb, Vickie Haley, James Hallstrom, Sheldon Hamilton, Mark 16 Harden, Randy Harper, Kristine Harrington, Dan Harry, Charles Hartsock, Jeanne Haws, Judith Henry, Mary Hernage, Michele Hill, Charles Hines, Donna Hines, Terri Hironymous, Linda Hoehn, Sheila Hoke, Sylvia Holcomb, D. Phillip Hooper, Kenneth Horr, Laura Hubbard. Sherrie Huckstep, Carla Huffman, Gene 17 Hughes, Marlene Hunt, Gail Hunt, Marsha Husted, Richard Huston, Kathy Hutchens, Mary Hutt, Dennis Irvin, Earl Irvin, William Jackson, Candace Jay, Teresa Johnson, Collette Johnson, David Johnson, Tommy Jones, Linell Jordan, Debbie Keenan, Janice Kendall, Terri Kenstler, Allen Kimbrough. Bruce 18 Knapp. Kirk Knight, Kathy Knight, Phil Knox, Candace Knutson. Mark Kriegh, Susan Krogh, Patricia Kurtz, Mary Lane, Pam Lansdale, Monica Layton, Denise Leach, Dennis Leas, Joe Lema. Deborah Lendman, Paul Lenser, Greg Leonard, Gary Lewis, Janet Lewis, Janis Lewis, Patricia 19 Link, Rosanna Lowe, Deidre Linse, Richard Lucas, Shelley Longnecker, Robert Madison, Richard Lonnberg, Greg Martin, Penny Masl, Bruce McCutcheon, Debbra Mecham, Brenda Masterson, Patrick McDannald, Latricia Meeks, Steve Mathews, Marianne McKee, Gail Metheny, Bruce McCannell, Rod McMartin, Bruce Miller, Bruce Moffat, Michael Morefield, Daniel Morey, Barbara More, Sue Morton, Roxanne Moyer. Dean Munson. Traci Myers, Lorelei Nadeker, Marie Narum, Gregory Natina. Michael Nichols, Jolie Noble, Michael Norton, Dennis Oglesby, Cathy O’Quin, Michael Ott. Charles Oulman, Sharon Owens, Leanna Page, Richard 21 Palmer. Reannie Parise, Toni Pearson, John Pearson, Lorayne Persling, Jill Pesterfield, Susan Peterson, Brent Petersen, Doug Pevehouse, Deryl Phillippi, Colin Pierce, Ken Pierce, Lyda Plesha, Michael Porter, Diana Putman, Ken Quibell, Kay Ramsdell, Willett Read, Gary Reeves, Douglas w Reynolds, Cynthia 22 Rhinehart, Jessie Rhoades, Darla Rhyne. Gary Rider, Rose Riewerts, Nancy RiJey, Michael Roberts, Joanna Robinson, RoxAnn Rodgers, Michael Rodman, Terry Rose, Cheryl Ross, Debbie Ross, Jim Ross, Toby Rutledge, John Sargent, Eric Satterwhite, Keith Schuele, Marilyn Schultens. Steve Scott, Alan 23 Selby, Cathie Sheppard, Georgia Simonis, Melinda Smith, Pamela Stevenson, Kris Sellin, Steve Short. David Smith, Charlotte Stampfli, Michael Stiles, Larry Seymore, Rick Short, Russell Smith, Donald Stauber, Douglas Stone, Dan Shelby, Kevin Simonis, Georgia Smith, Martha Stayer, Leonard Stone, Ricky Story, Greg Thompson. Darlene Townsend, Tom Tucker, Carolyn Van Fossen, Jen Sullivan, Linda Thompson, Jack Trekell, Lindajane Turvani, Margherita Van Gastel, Laura Sybert, Barbara Timpe, Claudia Truax, David Tyler, Debbie Kay Van Wagenen, Susan Tessier, Larry Tompkins, Danny Truetl, Charles Van Ert, Michael Vaughn, Kirk Vinum, Bonnie Viscaino, Sharon Vonderscheer, Eric Walden Cheryl Ward, Scott Watkins, Bruce Weaver, Paul Webb, James Weiland, Forrest Weis, Marsha Wetmore, Bonnie White, Michael Wilboum, Charles Wilhelmi, Stanley Williams, Lynette Wood, Linda Woodford, Margaret Woodhouse, Debbie Woodmansee, Tarilyn Word, Craig 26 Kaufner, Bruce Melton, Elaine Prather, Debra Reagan. Linda Merit Charles sinisterly conspires against opponents as he contemplates victory in the pumpkin cutting contest. Sieve Burcell. John Collins and Bruce Miller prove that two out of ihrec seniors do Merit Charles and Greg Adams discuss Greg’s finer not wear spirit hats. characteristics Bob Pasero stares wistfully at his Christmas tree while Deidre Lowe. Lynn Eddy and Kris Stevenson perform “Christmas Incents.” 28 Yell leaders devotedly lead their fellow students in a class yell Asjolie Nichols vies for a class office. Mike Natina studies his speech in the background Joe Leas’ weekly radio appearances brightened the lives of many Enterprise students Mr Gualtieri expounds on the symbology in Hilton's LO T HORIZONS '•• ■ . v .' ., • ■ ?5y'' v - f j7 -K'vs; '• ■ •; - . vK ■Brt vv.. MDsi:' - • v ' • .••i-w, v v £rMi v.; -- .V . ft ’•sT £ - V ■-• .•; • A - V- • - V V ' ffrB If, ,'• Ik : xvS-V •’ j W:. 5f ,;;,v.':Sv: gov £? • ■ ,•, • •'•? ..•� • k.. V. ■.« V%:;. S'- ' T«E V v r- i £k . v i ‘vi - . JV- • •'•V- .--. i ;- c$ -. ''' . . • .-'■ :‘?5 •, i w .rx 4,, tj| ’•- 'V , '■ : � � -. 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Donelson. D Blackmon, L Braun. M Underwood. M. Charles nimse Mrs YV Stanley. Library Secretary Mr Levinson scrutinizes Carolyn Tucker’s paper work Library 35 STUDENT LIBRARY'SECRETARIES Front Rmv: I) White. I) Thompson. T Hines. C. |ackson. L Boone Back Rons' I. Crane. C Selby, J Hau's, S YVilhelmson Student SecnetARies ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES Front Row B S(onr. D Boa lev L Parker. S Russell. P Krc h. I) Hufford. G Hunt Row 2: | Bunting. R Benoit Back Row : S. Gillian. B Hess. S Johnson. B Thompson. S. Mors 36 OFFICE SECRETARIES—Front Row C B.ckett. K Stiles. L Eddy Back Row I) James. W Munns. B Mores'. I. Wood. M Mathews. S Krirtth Front Row Mrs L Journey. Mrs H Thompson. Mrs L' Burkis. Mrs. A. Longnecker Bark Row Mrs M Comer. Mrs. H Bouvear. Mrs E dr Moll. Mrs M Dillon CafetCRia Staff and Custodians 37 Mr. O Lombardi. Mr. J Evers. Mr C Hare. Mr B Olson. Mr E Freeman. Mr C Roberts. Mr J Manarum. Mr L Coleman, Mr C Bestel Mr RMoravec Mrs. H Ludecke Some of us march to a different drummer Mr. J. Farruggia Mr.J Hauenstein fine Rts Mr Farruggia appears fed up with his gleeful glee class 38 Mrs. Ludecke advises Pat Walsh on a project in calligraphy in Art I Shireen Black models a vase as Paul Lendman looks on Cheryl Hanson. Tina Olson, and Wayne Padgett work industriously on their artistic endeavors 39 in ¥ Mrs. E Bourgeois Mr T Aboud Mr I) Hallam Tom Johnson takes time out for a smoke break Mr Fitzgerald cheerfully accepts IOU on an old World Series bet 40 AppLied ARts Mr Roberts talks shop with two students Mr J Fitzgerald discusses a technique with Jim Broshears and Ray Myers. 41 Mr I. Aiken Mr H Chalk Mrs R Cockrell Mr H Colby Mrs V Tuttle Mr D Feser Mr E Giedt Mr G Gualtieri Mrs | Kellv Mas S Moctern Not Shown Mrs A Levinson Mr R Russell Mr. C Fndres 42 The onlv wav to study Mr. Gualtieri checks class grades i a Mr J Liotto Mr T McGowen Mrs J Shurson language Mr. Liotto conducts a discussion with his class. Mr. Feser explains a complexity of Latin to a student 44 mathematics Two students compare homework Mr Jensen intently ponders a problem put to him by a student 45 Mrs B Henninner Mr A. Hytonen Mr D Siampfli Science Mr A Wilhelmi Not Shown Mr A Vrankh Mr. Vrankh talks over old times with Douq Rathbun Mr Hvtonen checks a textbook for information Mr Wilhelmi convinces his class that the knee-bone is connected to the shin-bone, the shin-bone is connected to the ankle-bone Business Mrs. Krueger observes typing form MissR Taylor Mr R. (tordon Mrs P Krueger Mrs S Trekell Mr T Orr Mr E Higgins Mrs. T Sauer Mrs I) Fitzgerald Social Sciences Not Shown Vlr I) Brown Mr M Rendahl Mr E Rogers Mr C Schoelkopf Mrs I) Sowder Mr Brown exhibits his inimitable oratorical ability. 50 Mrs. Kelly doubles as an Enqlish and Modern History leacher Mr Rendahi lectures to his class Dori Orwig and Shannon Mlcoch rap with Mr Ash 51 The word for P E is hustle Touch football is part of the P E. program at Enterprise « Mrs Krttenring enjoys the antics of her P E class. Mrs M McCiay Not Shown Mrs. D. Kettenring qiris’ p.e. Two girls improve their fencing skills. Miss E Lewis Activities 55 CUss AsseniBlies Beqin yeAR The class assemblies give students the opportunity to see and hear the people running for class offices. Skits and speeches are prepared and presented in separate assemblies for each class. Voting takes place in the Social Studies classes after the assemblies. Joe Leas peers at the photographer as a Sophomore class office candidate winds up his speech ABOVE AND BELOW: Junior class yell leading team candidates perform a unique skit for their classmates m i Candidam prepare meticulous attire for their appearances in the assemblies Sophomores cavort around to stir up enthusiasm for their candidates 57 homecommq-ColUQe of tRAditiom Enterprise High School’s fifth annual Homecoming was marked by imaginative initiative generating new enthusiasm. Added to the traditional activities was the Pep Club- sponsored Slave Sale. This was followed by the annual Rally, Car Parade and Homecoming Dance, reigned over by King Steve Brown and Queen Phoebe Simonis. The climax of the festivities was the victory at the Homecoming Game over the Shasta Wolves, a team EHS had not beaten since 1959. Mr Denny lays his money down for slave Sian Fooie (not shown). Stan's final price was fifty cents. Juniors making it. 58 Car parade forms in l ake Redding Park while participants add finishing touches to their entries Shown in this picture are Jeff Vanatta. Steve Weilbrenner and Russel Clanton Jeff Vanatta and Craig Word bring up the rear as parade heads out of the park, where twenty participating cars had congregated Left: Varsity Football Song Leaders perform routine as gym fills for Shasta Rallv 59 homecominq Royalty CROwned Phoebe Simonis reacts happily upon being chosen Homecoming Queen. Candidates and their escorts are Linell Jones, Allen Frost. Debbie Ross, Bob Chesnut, Phoebe Simonis and Mike Natina. Photographer catches Bill Scarbrough’s eye at Homecoming Dance, but fails to distract Mark Azevedo as he converses with Sherri Cleland Music was provided by thejazzmen Shown here are Bob Chesnut. Phoebe Simonis, Mike Natina, and Debbie Wilke, last year’s Homecoming Queen. 60 Right: Steve Brown was crowned by Phoebe as Linell Jones watched homecominq Coum of 1970 HOMECOMING COURT—Seated Linell Jones. Queen Phoebe Simonis. Debbie Ross Standing Bruce Kimbrough. King Steve Brown, Steve Schultens 61 This page dedicated to Mr D Brown pumpkin Cutting Contest More than 40 students were contestants in the 2nd annual Pumpkin Cutting Contest held October 30. Sponsored by the Student Council, the contest is not aimed at making money, but is for the enjoyment of the student body. Entrants are judged for five different categories: most scary, most imaginative, most comical, best all-round and consolation. Oblivious to the chaos around her. Marilyn Engle sketches a plan of action on her entry LEFT Famous surgeon (ireg Story exults after successfully removing a malignant pumpkin seed Students dicker for the best pumpkins before the contest 63 VARSITY FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS Line� Jones. Janet Lewis. Debbie Ross and Tish McDannald BUZZIES: Chris Soloman and Cindy Hunter RIGHT V ARSITY FOOTBALL SONG LEADERS Toni Parise. Roxanne Morton. Susan Griffiths. Karen Blue and Phoebe Simonis JUNIOR VARSITY YELL LEADERS: Front Row: Candy Atchley. Patty Nicol. Row 2 Michelle Weis. Claire Lamb. Renee Winkler 64 LEFT Linda Hironymoui Trotter performs tricky stuff at a Pep Rally “Here we have three folding chairs, Linell Jones informs fellow veil leader Janet Lewis LEFT “My eyes, mv eyes'” is Linda Hironymous' candid comment as the photographer catches her and her fellow yell leaders Karen Blue and Toni Parise at a home football name 65 ehS Students paRticipate in piRst moRAtoRium In spite of adverse weather conditions, many Enterprise students participated in the first national moratorium, held on October 15th. Armbands were worn by various students that day, and after the regular school schedule, many students participated in the Protest March, w'hich started at the Redding Police Dept, and made its way down Market Street twice, ending up at the Methodist Church. A rally was held at the church, where several speakers addressed the crowd. Jeff Leming ignores the rain and marches for peace Right Todd Rasmussen. Enterprise junior, carries a cellophane-covered flag, while Brian Hill, also an EHS junior, displays a hand-made sign. H V| uc « . 66 S.B. pRes. Leas Cuts Loose on Campus CoRneR Jar repairs listeners with vintage jokes and biting commentary Fall Semester Student Body President Joe Leas took the position of disc jockey every Tuesday night at 8:00 on the Enterprise Campus Corner program. The KRDG radio station gave all the high schools in the area the opportunity to keep their student body and the community informed about their activities and also to play the students’ favorite recordings. Left: Joe deciphers phoned-in record requests written on an old newspaper as his sister Crystal Leas and Sue Dunn (center) look on. 67 Sadie hawkins’ This year’s dress-up day was more of a day for comfort than for zany attire, but even at that, the scene was dotted with a few deviates whose outfits were enjoyed by all. As in past years, the Pep Club attempted to determine the most irresistible boy in the school by the sale and consequent dispersal of Yob’s Day tickets. The winner of the title of Mr. Irresistible was crowned at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Also featured at the dance was Marry in’ Sam. who was authorized to join couples in marriage effective until midnight. A Dogpatch beauty has a solitary strategy session Pancho Fair hurst and Dave Twvman form a vigilante group of two to supervise and edit a reading in Mr. Gualtieri's English III class. 68 LEFT LuAnne Balfrey eyes the photographer speculatively Mary Dutton attempts to seduce Rick Leonard with her striking apparel vv Pete Hochstatter. lacking a phone booth, changed into his secret identity in a garbage can. WinteR foRiRAl: CRystAl Blue In keeping with its tradition, this year's Winter Formal was one of the year's biggest and most successful dances. Sponsored by the Sophomore Class, the Formal had been scheduled for Dec. 13th. but had to be cancelled at the last minute because the band was unavailable Money had to be refunded for all tickets and the dance was rescheduled for January 17th. Even with these setbacks, the dance turned out to be a very enjoyable one. Also, this year the annual Basketball Dance was dropped from the regular schedule of activities, so that the crowning of the basketball royalty that usually took place at that dance was held at the Formal instead Mike Rodgers was crowned king, with Gaylene DeCoito reigning as queen. Students danced to the music of White Horse at the annual Winter Formal ABOVE Dean McGregor. Debbie Tyler and Bob Chesnut reflect atmosphere of festivity and holiday ood cheer RIGHT Mike Sullens hads his ticket to Dale Grove, who turns on to the sound of money in the till. 70 BasketBall Royalty Front Row King Mike Rodgers. Queen Gaylene DeCoito Row 2 Rick Leonard. Cathi Reed Back Row Doug Peterson. Linda Wood. 71 Rallies . There were a few bright spots in this year’s assemblies in the form of entertaining and original skits, but it wasn’t a year for any big shows of school spirit, with the exception of the first Shasta assembly, where some thought there might have been a little too much school rivalry involved. A few innovations were tried this year, the most successful of w'hich was the faculty-student basketball game at the Fortuna rally. Karen Blue. Varsity Football song leader, joins her class in competition for the megaphone The Varsitv Football Team begins the season with high hopes and high spirii . . Lack Pizazz BELOW Sophomores show varied reactions to a skit done bv the cheerleaders 5 ChRistnus AssemBly At this year's Christmas assembly the Music Department presented a program featuring the A Capella choir and the Stage Band. Also, the Drama Department presented the Peanuts gang in “Charlie Brown Christmas under the direction of Mrs. Cockrell The drama classes also put on a separate and special Christmas program entitled CHRISTMAS INCENTS RIGHT Stan Foote takes the stage as Santa Claus in the drama class' production of CHRISTMAS INCENTS Linus (Merit Charles� explains the true meaning of Christmas to Charlie Brown (Bob Pasero) 74 LEFT Pancho Fairhurst. Debbie Williams. Phoebe Simonis. Tim Van Ert and Todd Rasmussen wish the student body a Weiss Weinachten 75 MODEL L N DELEGATION: Front Row Lvda Pierce. Margherifa Turvani. Kim Waller Ravene Lehman. . dvisor Mrs Sawder Row 2 Gui Faulhaber Man Grume. Keith Wilson. Michael Gualtieri. Frank Wylie. Tim Van Ert. Advisor Mr Brow n. model u.n. This year the Enterprise delegation to the Model United Nations Conference in Berkeley represented the Ukrainian SSR The members of the delegation were selected on the basis of written and oral reports, plus a test on the general functions and operations of the U N The qualifying students then spent the last few weeks before the conference preparing themselves to represent the Ukraine in the most well-informed and authentic way possible This is not only to make the conference more like the real United Nations, but also because the performance of each delegation is judged and the prestige of the country each school will represent in the next Model I N conference will depend on the delegation’s actions. Attending the Model U N this year as observers were the two EHS foreign students. Margherita Turvani and Gui Faulhaber. 76 Scene from i he General Assembly floor The University offered many unusual, interesting sights to the visiting delegations RIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS: Front D«ri Orwig Row 2 Crystal Leas, Shannon Nllcoch Standing Janet Rook, Cathy Matous. BASKETBALL SONG LEADERS Karen Rodgers. Cathi Reed. Diana Porter. Mary Kurtz. Gaylene DeCoito. Nancy Hague VARSITY YELL LEADERS: Cathy Oglesby. Patti Craft. Ginger Freeman. Linda Wood. Rose Rider 78 Basketball yell and song leaders hold the hoop for the entering team Gavlene DeCoito. Rose Rider and Diana Porter arrive at the gym early to decorate for a rally 79 LEFT BASKETBALL BUZZIES Donna Hines. Jen Van Kossen The EHS student body came alive this year to make the mid-year Spirit Week held Feb. 2-6 a big success. The activities actually began with the hall decorating contest between the classes Wednesday after noon. Each class was designated a certain hall and given from 3:43 to 3:00 to prepare their area for the board of judges chosen from the faculty. Points were given to each class for the decorating of their hall and for their class skit and yell at the Pep Rally held on Friday of that week. The Senior class walked away with all the honors this year, making it the second year in a row that the class of 70 came out on top in the annual Spirit Week class competition. RIGHT Junior Class Advisor Mr Ford advises Phoebe simonis as Margie Arnes asks for “this much” tape from a fellow junior perc hed atop a ladder SpiRit Week ’70 LEFT Jack Johnson and Sheri Guimn compare their window with others down the junior hall BELOW Patty Black, sophomore, and classmate Ore Widener give their views on the relative cro«� kednrss of signs going up Added to the week’s traditional activities, a faculty-student volleyball game was played on Thursday. Two games were played simultaneously oh adjacent courts, with play-offs between the winners. The students came away with the honors Ertc Sargent makes fantastic save as Dave Burkhardt, Stan Foote. Rusty Miller. Bruce Miller and Stan ilMmi look in amazement, and Mr Manatowa refs an adjacent name 81 Seniors dominate Spmnq elections The spring student body elections were characterized by a lack of interest and a subsequent lack of candidates. In many offices, the incumbents ran unopposed What little participation there was came almost totally from the upperclassmen. Four seniors representing the most polarized factions in the study body were in competition for the office of president. One presidential candidate had been disqualified from the race on a technicality, and it was found necessary to have a closely supervised second election when ballot-box-stuffing in the first election was suspected and confirmed. Stan Foote emerged as the new student body president, with Kevin Shelby as the vice president. Kevin Shelby, vice-president ia I candidate Joe Leas, presidential candidate Allen Scott. presidential candidate 82 Bruce Miller, presidential candidate semoR Ball “It’s A Beautiful day” 84 ATTENDANTS Dean Moyer and Debbie Tyler. ATTENDANTS: Doug Peterson and Debbie I .cm a KING AND QUEEN Allen Frost and Linda Wood in Retpospect . . . VaLeOictoRian SaLutAtORian 87 JunioR pRom 88 ATTENDANTS: John Von Huscn and Haiti Craft 89 and Sharon Roberts ATTENDANTS Rick Leonard and Shervl Hanson “the ChilbRen’s hoim” Selected for this year’s annual dramatic production was “The Children’s Hour”, a three-act drama written by Lillian Heilman. Always a popular student body function, the play this year was no exception, with over fifty students trying out for the comparatively large cast of sixteen characters. Those chosen for parts began work immediately, learning lines and blocking for the dress rehearsal held on April 9th, to which all the drama department students from the high schools in the area are invited. Following the dress rehearsal was the actual play production on April 10th and 11th. Directing the play was Mr. Charles Endres, assisted by Mary Kurtz, student director. Merit Charles, stage director, Joanna Roberts, prop and costume manager, and Mary Hamilton, publicity chairman. BELOW Waiting for their entrances Row 1 Roberta Taylor. Margaret Woodford. Maureen Nash. Sheryl Hanson. Sheri Nutt. Glenn Gaboon Row 2: Merit Charles, Karen Blue. Lyda Pierce. Susan Griffiths. Marsha Weis, Janet Lewis. Mr Endres offers sage advice 90 ’« LEFT: Miss Wright (Deidre Lowe) discusses Mary's latest prank with her (Janet Lewis) Mrs. Mortar (Andrea Brim) reminisces about her glorious past on the stage Susie Brodie and Deidre Lowe wait for their cues in breathless anticipation 91 Bank of AmepicA honoR CjRAdUAteS RIGHT PLAQUE WINNERS Doug Stauber- Science and Mathematics. Kathy Cunningham-Liberal Arts. Brenda Mecham-Vocational Arts. Colin Phillippi- Fine Arts. CERTIFICATE WINNERS: Reclining Mike Gualtieri-Foreign Language. Dave Short-Music Sitting Douglas Earl-Laboratory Science. Deidre Lowe- Drama. Kris Harper-Mathematics. Lyda Pierce-Social Science Standing Kathlyn Anthony-Business. Sydney Smith-English, Cynthia Reynolds-Home Economics. Leonard Stayer-Agriculture 92 life csf To qualify for Life California Scholarship Federation Membership, students must make CSF for four out of six semesters after their freshman years. Gaining life membership also makes students eligible for a scholarship offered by the Federation. 93 Scaled David Biek. Douglas Stauber. Michael Noble Standing Kris Harper. Lyda Pierce. Kathy Cunningham. Sherrie Hubbard. Toni Parise SpORtS 96 97 98 Rouqh VARsity PReseason Builds CxpeRience In the pre-season, the Hornets were faced with three highly ranked foes. These were Grants Pass, Reno and Norte Del Rio of Sacramento. Enterprise came out winless, but their defense did show' strength. The offense was also strong but could not generate much pow'er in their opponents’ territory. Sicvr Schultcns (221 slams a Norte runner to the ground 99 wolves Bow to hopnets Sieve Brown (24) skirts the end for a Ion gain against the Wolves Bruce Main i44) stopped after short gain Kimbrough (58) takes a break for repairs 102 Doug Peterson (87) defends against Shasta pass Enterprise defense stops progress of Shasta runner defense Shows team’s Stnenqth This year’s team was marked by a strong defense that was solid and strong hitting. Although there were some disappointments, the defense’s hard work was appreciated by all of Enterprise. Because our defense was made up of mostly juniors there is positive expectation as to how well our team will do next year. However, there were some senior stand-outs such as Doug Petersen, Bruce Kimbrough and Chuck Wilbourn. These three seniors were selected to the N.A.L. all- league team. Gary Risling (75) tackles Norte runner as Gene Randall (78) looks on. 103 VARSITY' FOOTBALL Front Row M Rodgers. Mgr . G Chapman. (� Anderson. K Putman. S Burrell. B Chestnut. A Frost. S Schultens. C. Gilbert. B Main I) Woodard. P Kurt G Risling. M Pasero. B Scott. Mgr Row 2 j Von Husen. R Leonard. S. Brown. B Masl. R B.ulev. F Wiles-. S Foote. B Kimbrough. C Dyer. I) Smith. H Ingram. D Bunselmeier. B Longnecker. S. Eaton. T Johnson. Mgr Back Row C. Wilbourn, G Randall !) Norton. H Riley. M. Goddard. R Woolf. G. Lewis. I) Petersen, J Johnson. T Green. D Rowan. J Glorfeld. D Burkhardt. I) McGregor. C Rhyne. J Gordon Scopes EHS 14 Grants Pass 42 EHS 7 Reno 8 EHS 0 Norte Del Rio 14 EHS 7 Chico 7 EHS 16 Red Bluff 17 EHS 34 Shasta 12 EHS 14 Yreka 35 EHS 21 Central Valley 34 EHS 21 Lassen 0 EHS 0 Anderson 19 •Denotes league games Coach Manatowa Coach Fitchett In his first year as head coach of the varsity, Mr. Joe Manatowa experienced difficulty in achieving victory. After going winless in their first four games, the Hornets played to their potential in a 17-16 loss against Red Bluff Their biggest win of the year was a 34- 12 shallacking of Shasta. This was the first time in 11 years that the cross-town rival was defeated by an Enterprise team. They completed the season with 2 wins, 7 losses and 1 tie. Coach Manatowa discusses same phn with Junior quarterback John Von Husen 105 From Row: Dan Rathbun. Nlur ; E Andrews. C. Randall. C Cahoon. M Sullen . B Pasero. P Hochstalter. G Dorman. J Wolfin. G Mt Entire. M Morrison, B Carter. Mgr Row 2 Head Coach Leroy Kerr. R Moffat. B Stevens. D. Grove. D DeLong. D Fowler P Lvons. B Scarbrough. I) Anderson, G. Johnson. M Shufelberger. T Myers, D Pierce. T Sargent. .Asst Coach Richard Lamoureaux Back Row: ) Beltz. W Anderson. D Johnson. S Masl. B Scott, J McRoberts, M Winter. J Harris B Woolf. B Emler. R Irwin. R Duncan. J Marsh. G Pitts. K Gentry. P Foote. R Linton. M Root. B Combs. S Root. J Timpe M Lane,J. Baker Scopes EHS 8 Anderson 29 EHS 34 Red Bluff 18 EHS 14 Chico 33 EHS 32 Red Bluff 12 EHS 18 Shasta 13 EHS 22 Yreka 6 EHS 26 Central Valley 0 EHS 41 Lassen 0 EHS 28 Anderson 18 106 StRonq finish Bmnqs J.V.’s Second in n.a.L. The junior varsity opened their season with a stunning defeat by Anderson, 29-8. After running over Red Bluff the Hornets opened the league season with a 33-14 loss to Chico. They then proceeded to win six straight games, beating Anderson in their last game by a score of 28-18 to finish second behind Chico Over the season, Dave Delong starred on offense, while Bill Scarbrough was the defensive star. End runs, such as this one. were the only effective plays against the tough Chico defense Leading the junior varsity ground attack was halfback Dave Delong shown here running hack this kickoff against Chico Throughout the season. Mike Sullens (24) aided the javvees with strong running Jayvee kicking specialist Bob Emler boots one into opponent's territory talented Individuals ComBine 109 to foRm ppecision unit Front Row M Lamoureaux. D Woodard, J. Von Huscn. D Moyer. SI Rodgers. B Easley Back Row R Leonard.) Deetz.J Leas. D Burkhardi. ) Lewis, K Knapp. B Peterson. R Bailey. D Norton. N1 Natina Picked to finish as low as fourth in the N.A.L., Dick Lamoureaux’s Hornets were given little chance to successfully defend their two consecutive league titles. Although the team was lacking in ability, it displayed the fierce pride indicative of all Lamoureaux- coached teams. In preseason contests, the team compiled a 5- 2 record. These games were marked by losses to Shasta and Paradise, and a victory over previously undefeated Placer. These three teams were all considered Northern California powerhouses. The league season opened with the year’s most dramatic game. Before a packed house, the Hornets upset the highly ranked Shasta Wolves. 55-33. On the following Tuesday, the team suffered its first loss, a 61-59 defeat at the hands of Yreka. After the Yreka game, the team lost its momentum and began to play erratically. When it was all over the Hornets had compiled a 10-4 record which gave them a tie for second place. It marked the sixth straight year that Enterprise finished third or higher in league play. ScoRes EHS Opponent 58 Fortuna 37 71 Fortuna 39 48 Trinity 41 47 Paradise 51 56 •.Armijo 43 53 •Placer 48 36 •Shasta 52 55 Shasta 53 59 Yreka 61 53 Red Bluff 59 65 Chico 45 54 Anderson 45 39 Lassen 66 60 Central Valley 53 43 Shasta 38 38 Yreka 55 70 Red Bluff 62 82 Chico 49 61 Anderson 53 72 Lassen 53 63 Central Valley 46 ‘denotes Anderson Tournament 110 PROfile of a winning Coach Coach Lamourcaux displays the desire to win that he instills in all his players. Dave Burkharrit (35) moves for a down court pass as the Hornets (50 by top seated Placer and into the championship ame at Anderson Kirk Knapp 31) scores in the Vreka win 112 VARSity Is hindeReC) By CRRAtic puy UndeRRAted team displays fieRce pRiPe RIGHT Kirk Knapp (31) extends for a jump-shot against a Shasta opponent. 114 Mike Rodgers (14) evades the outstretched arm of a Red Bluff plaver in making two points Right Dennis Norton (21) makes the first of two free throws to tie the game Dennis Norton (21) drives in for a lay-up against Red Bluff 115 o- handed Mike Natina (24) f Randy Jensen (22) in a a jump shot over -36 loss to Shasta. hoRnets Split with League leaPeRS Dave Burkhardt (35) drives past Yrcka’s Dennis Haines (22) in the team s upset victors over the Miners The fast break yields two quick points for Rick Leonard (25) against Anderson BRUte StRenqth Awes Opponents 118 I).� vr Burkhardt (35) has no trouble controlling the tip against an Anderson opponent 119 Rick Leonard’s leap is no enou h to escape the out stretched arms of Rusel Hirst 120 A great deal «if the success the Hornets had this year was attributed to their 3-2 zone defense 10-4 RecORO BRinqs CnteRpRise 2n0 in n.A.l. FAR LEFT Doug Petersen arches his shot over a Placer defender LEFT Mike Natina's ball- handling abilitv helped the Hcrnets control many games 121 Front Row | Root R Easley M Sullen . R NhfFat. I. Cowan Back Row B Woolf. C. Pitts, (i Fucrhelm | dsh. | DiStasio.). Cirav. R Duncan. S. R« � t. k (Jentrv. M Winters. I) ndcrson Scorcs Beginning with the introduction of a new EHS Opponent head coach in Mr Monte Fitchctt from the 68 Fortuna 33 University of Oregon, the 1969-70 junior 36 Fortuna 34 varsity was an unknown quantity But with 37 Trinitv 29 the first season games it was apparent that 50 Paradise 42 they would be responsible for tneir share of 51 Shasta 54 upsets. As w ith the previous year's team, the 53 Central Valley 45 Jayvees started hot. winning their first four 49 Shasta 39 games before coming out short in a battle 43 Yreka 53 with Shasta. 39 Red Bluff 52 56 Chico 40 Throughout the season there was great 60 Anderson 43 hustle and effort on their part. This not only 38 Lassen 51 ended in their success as a J V. team, but it 60 Central Valley 59 produced some bright candidates for varsity 58 Shasta 62 basketball Tvpical of such effort were 77 Yreka 61 players such as Roy Duncan and Steve 41 Red Bluff 73 k(K� t. 73 Chico 61 52 Anderson 49 59 Lassen 62 76 Central Valley 52 122 Reserve forward Jim Adsit (35) convert a rebound into two points Mark Winter's (23) hustle nets him two Dave Delong tries a last-set ond shot against Shasta 123 Mark Winter's (23) jump shot is good for two points against nderson hustle maRks ].V. Season Dave Delong (32) dribbles past a Lassen Grizah 124 The hustle of the H«� rnets pays off with a |ump ball Zone-trap w cks ureal for J s KHIev (ientrv sinks the first of two free throws. Roy Duncan (43) shows his skill as a ball-handlrr as he dribbles around a Central Valiev Falcon SophomoRe Caqors Show pRomise VARSIty Front R« s M evedo, M Brown F Lonnben . I) Link. L Hampton Back Row B n irr .n. K V lerscheer. R Myers. E Erickson. M maker. } Baker 128 Front Row J Marsh. I) Steele. R Gillies BarkRow I) Palmer. (� Stor . L Bowswnrth Coach V Vranich Mgr. Tom Johnaon WRestleRS have Ofp Season Gary Risling referees a mat� h between two varsity wrestlers 1970 Schedule March 20 Corning VI arch 23 Anderson March 23 Central Valley March 23 Red Bluff March 24 Yreka March 24 Shasta March 31 Corning ‘April 3 -♦-Anderson •April 10 + Red Bluff •April 17 + Shasta •April 24 + Lassen •May 1 -♦-Yreka •May 8 + Central Valley •May 15 -♦-Chico •denotes double headers +denotes league games hopnet potential is Jim Belt kneels to pick off a low line drive UndeRRated Coach Kerr silently watches as his team moves into the new season With no game experience at press time, the 1970 edition of varsity baseball again looked hopeful as being in the race for NAL honors. Providing the opposition. Shasta would most likely have to get by the Hornets to see any championship visions. Composed of a talented senior nucleus which was relied upon heavily, Enterprise seemed to have the leadership that the previous year lacked Determining their ability and progress was Coach Kerr. “With the season being made up of double headers, the emphasis has to be placed on pitching If our mound work is consistent, then the hitting should come around on its own.” Slated during the season is the annual Easter vacation tournament, the Shasta Jamboree, offering the best Northern section competition to be found. This should give E.H.S. the experience and confidence it needs for another winning year. 130 Battepy 4 A; 1 ' • ■� J A _ y I Hi m fa ' • I Webb D Cat on D Bunselmeier J Belt C Mahoney P Measles not pictured: K Breedlove Kelly Breedlove infield J Collins G Anderson M Natina S Schu liens D Burkhardt M Pasero Outfield and Mike Natina work in the batting cage as game competition nears D Petersen G Boehle T Norton C. Kelly 131 Doug Peter son connects with a slow curve in a v arsit y-j ay vee scrimmage Jim Beltz hustles for a high drive from the batting cage 132 In this sequence Don Anderson displays the form that makes him one of the junior varsity’s coveted pitchers Jayvees fight to Regain title Dan Fowler’s extreme effort enables him to put out a Central Valiev runner 133 This year’s J.V. team had the tough task of gaining back the junior varsity title which they lost last year. The junior baseballers had fine talent and had a good chance to make themselves champions for the fourth time in five years. The main purpose of the team was to build character and win games which it was able to do because of the players’ good attitudes. 1970 ScheOuLe March 20 Corning March 31 Corning •April 3 -♦-Anderson •April 10 -♦-Red Bluff •April 17 -♦-Shasta •April 24 + Lassen •May 1 + Yreka •May 8 -♦-Central Valley •May 15 + Chico •denotes double headers -♦-denotes league games JunioR VARSity BasbbaLI 134 Greg Pitts Tires one past his teammate in an intra-squad game 135 Sieve Brown hits the wire for a first place in the century SpikeRS tRy to Change tRaPition Bruce Main begins his descent after successfully clearing the bar A new coach and a promising young squad brought surprise for track at Enterprise this year Under the training of Mr. Ken VVagner. the 1969-70 Cindermen looked to break the mode of past team performances with rigorous conditioning and effort. Predicted to be the teams to beat this spring were Chico and Lassen, with the Hornets being a relatively unknown quantity in most circles. They started the season in smooth fashion with both varsity and jayvee teams trouncing Central Valley in a dual meet. From this performance it can be assumed that Enterprise track will improve on the whole this season. The varsity core consisted of many strong juniors such as Steve Brown, John Von Huse, Gene Randall, Curtis Rhyne and Bob Hicks. Adding experience were seniors like Gary Leonard. Alan Kenstler, Toby Ross and Scott Ward. Scheduled within the season are challenging contests such as the Redding City Meet and the N.S.C.I F. semi-finals at Thompson Field These should bring bright results for the hard-working Hornets. Front Row I) David. R Hick� . B Main. M. Azevedo. J Broshears. Back Row R Wurst, G. Coach Ken Wagner issues equipment before the Chapman. G. Leonard. G. Lewis. C. Rhyne. R Buckingham. B. Giorgi. S Brown. meet Front Row: J Glorfeld. B Randolph. J Von Husen. E. Sargent. A. Kenstler. D Baugh Back Row: J. Johnson. T Ross. M Van Ert. S Ward. M Stampfli. G. Randall 137 VARSity thmclAfcs Show pcowess Anchorman Steve Brown gets the pass from Bob Hicks and takes the baton over the line for the Hornets J.V. tRACk Front Row R Fifer, T Sargent. P Lyons. D Grove Back Row: E Andrews. S Masl. J Marsh. Front Row P Hochstatter. G Feuerheim Back Row D D Tavlor. M. Smyth Pyshora. B McRoberts. E Cowen GOLF TEAM MEMBERS: R McCannHI. R Leonard. J Leas. J. Adsit. Coach Farruggia CjolfeRS ARe Up to Par 141 ORQAnizAtions 142 AfS SponsoRS Qui fAUlhABGR This year A.F.S. has chosen Gui Faulhaber from Rio de Janiero. Brazil, to come to America for one year. Although he will have to attend five years of high school by coming here, he says he has enjoyed his visit to the United States very much. He commented that seeing snow for the first time has been one of the most interesting aspects of Northern California. . . . And nURQhemtA tURVAm Margherita Turvani is from Pincrolo, Italy. She, too, is sponsored by the American Field Service, and she is living with Dr. and Mrs. Kelly Pierce during her year in .America. Margherita has become involved in many student activities while attending Enterprise. Below she is shown judging the annual Pumpkin Cutting Contest. 143 Right Mr. Fescr. Advisor, and Mike Noble, Chairman 144 Front Row Sally Fitzgerald Kathv Cunningham. Anne Fitzgerald Back Row Mike Noble. Dave short. Brent Peterson. MikeGuallieri. Doug Earl Academic Committee The Academic Committee was responsible for compiling the 1970 General Information Test. In addition to other activities sponsored by the group, a panel discussion on grading policy was held at the November PTA meeting. Persons interested in joining the group should contact the Secretary of Academics. Welcoming Committee Each year new students are welcomed to E.H.S. by members of the Welcoming Committee. These students are selected by the student body president on the basis of their friendliness and outgoing natures. Left: Diane Porter. Chairman From Row Robert Van Doren. Kathy Motous. Stan Foote. Sheryl Hanson. Mike Sullen . Back Row Cindy Hunter. Diane Griffiths. Chris Solomon. Hatty Craft. Mary Kurt 145 Athletic finance Committee Sells tickets Athletic Finance Committee members spent many of their evenings selling tickets at the home football and basketball games. In return for their services, they received free yearbooks, insurance, student body cards and admission to home games. The group was represented on the Student Council by its chairman, Kris Harper. Theresa Brodir lakes tickets at a home game Front Row Kris Harper. Karen Cornwell. Suzanne Darnell. Susan Claver. Margaret Woodford. Theresa Brodie Back Row Kandy Rogers. Bill Cullis. Doug Stauber. David Biek 146 From Row T Johnson. C Kelly K Breedlove. Ni Natina. M Azevedo. M Moffat. D Moyer Row 2 D Petersen. R Chesnut. I) Jones. B Easlev. B Jones. B Mail, J. Collins. D. Kimball. T Norton. S Eaton Back Row J Von Husen R Bailey. R Woolf. G Lewis. E. Sargent. G Engeln. D Smith B Long neck er. S Brown. S Foote. J Broshears OFFICERS—Front Row Brucr Kimbrough. Bruce Miller Bark Row Rick I ronard. Mr Lamoureaux. Steve Schultens, Doug Petersen. Mike Rodgers BLock 6 Block E is a service club and a fund raising organization. The members help sponsor the major athletic programs at E.H.S. Funds are raised through the traditional sale of T-shirts and pens. Block E also mans the refreshment stand behind the Boys’ Gym during basketball games. 147 From Row P Cox, B Bowden. C Harper. T Bom-den, (� Faulhaber. M Turvani. S. Fitzgerald. C Rose Bark Rom K Cornwall, A Fitzgerald. M Arnev, M. Gualtieri. G. Farruggia. W Munns. S. Brodie. L. Williams. M Woodford. K Wilson, J Hayes. H. Moorey. K. Cunningham, V Harter PoReiqn Student Committee The Foreign Student Committee helps provide finances for foreign students through the sale of programs at home football and basketball games. The members entertain students from other countries while they are visiting the United States. OFFICERS—MikeCualtieri, Susie Brodie. Margaret Woodford. Chris Harper 148 From Row B Hill. D French. A Grume Back Row R French. K Anderson Chess CIub Invites new memBeRS This year’s Chess Club members put up a quiet and dignified front to the outside world. Having accomplished their last year's goal of liberating the oppressed people of Cuba, this year they went on to launch an extensive campaign to prevent the extinction of the vanishing Blue- Faced Booby. 149 Left: Don French plays chess with invisible opponent CReativity And lmAQinAtion StAff EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT News Editor Editorial Page Feature Editor Sports Editor Reporters: Typist: Leesa Mooney Photographer: Dee Widener BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Advertising Manager Accounting and Exchange Advisor Sheri Nutt Ginny Parisotto Laura Thompson Ralph Barney Don Anderson, Ann Dabovich, Janis Lewis, and Kim Waller. Liz Harding Brenda Carr Mr. Howard Colby Mr. Colby, advisor, expounds on journalism techniques Leesa Mooney. Hornets Nest typist, works on an article for the next issue 150 ARC essence hoRnets nest Ginnv Parisotto takes care of a sticky job. Journalism II has come through again this year with an interesting and informative newspaper Long hours of hard work enable the staff to publish the Hornets Nest twice a month. The sale of student body cards and advertisements supports the class. Diane Hendricks determinedly types a story for an upcoming deadline Kim Waller examines the bulletin board with consternation and amazement Vespa BReaks Different types of special effects, modernization of section order, unusual endsheets, and elimination of the seal from the cover have all contributed to making the 1970 yearbook unique in Vespa history. The Vespa class began the year in the fiction room of the library. In November, it was relocated in one of the two new portable PRecedents classrooms. I his move provided expanded working space, and a sense of permanency which started staff members to work in earnest. I hough hampered by inexperience at the beginning of the year, the staff, under the tutelage of Dean Moyer, who was a member of last year s class, was able to meet most of its deadlines. Marianne Mathews and Kathy Cunningham plan for future deadlines the lull before the storm Milch Lamoureaux ponders where to put an 8x10 glossy with circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back explaining it 152 Editor Dean Moyer deft) «tresses the importance of .1 serious working atmosphere. while Editor Anne Fitzgerald advises Kathy Cunningham (right) dvisor Helen Ludecke proofread Sports Editor joe Leas pages Marilyn Engle flashes the peace sign as she advocates de-escalation of deadline page requirements 153 Front Row P Cameron. B Bascum. M West. C bbott. K Berry. S Smith.) Haves.) Van Fossen. D kafhbun W (ilidden R Hutted Kmv 2 (. Gets J Rutledge. L Mitchell l Krovan. G Hagar I) Short. R macker F Lonnbrrg. M Azevedo M Phillippi M Gualtieri. M Rasmussen R..u ( Farr..vs«ia I) Smith. ( Rhyne. ( Phillippi. S Ward Crume.G. Johnson. S Nelson. H ndrest. K rnett. P Vllebath. C Word rrURchinq Band PeRfopms At halftime Many students participate in band activities Each year the E.H S Marching Band performs at football games and in parades. Band II Marching Band) is taught by Mr. John Farraggia to qualified students. 154 R Kill I Mr Farruggia roncentrates on the dirertion of .1 Stage Band performance C)Rill team A drill tram was formed for the first time at Enterprise this year Mr. Farruggia was the advisor to the group and Lvnette Kranig was the instructor The Drill Team did routines to the music of the Marching Band at half time during several football games. They also performed to the lively accompaniment of the Pep Band at basketball games LEFT Ihe Drill Team, though new. improves with e ery perhiemante Front Row Linda Pnulsen. Kim Snethen. Shannon shby Row 2 Marv nn Mien Debbie Hansen, Joan Creighton Debbie Dennis Row 3 }ud Peterson. |an Mavnev Lvnette Kranig. NLirv nn nderson. Darlene Barnes B.hIc Row Debbie McCutcheon. Carla Cnerges. Diane Sullivan Karen Stiles 155 Mr Farruggia l« ds the ACappella Choir a thev entertain «Im student bndv during an assembly Members of the A ('-appella sin a special arrangement for the Christmas assembh A CappeLU Carrigs On tRaPition 156 Member « f the Pep Hand endeavor lo prom« te spirit it a basketball game pep Bc nP music fills the Air Pep Band provides entertainment at assemblies and helps bolster sehool spirit. At special programs and at assemblies the Stage Band members play their own arrangements of popular songs. The A Cappclla Choir enters many regional competitions and has traditionally brought honors to Enterprise. The Music Department has retained the high standards they are noted for. John Rutledge. t irrv Mile hrll and Alan (rume rehearse for .1 Stage Band performance Fioni Rim- H Andre � P llebaeh. I) Sheet. H H.i«« m | Rht M Hen innger R Vm.ieket F Lonnbrrg Row 2 K Vrnen M Phillippi. M Rasmussen, Phillippi s Ward. | Rutledge. I. Mitchell ( rumr Back Row k Shdln. fi Gek M e edo I) Smith. C Word. ('. Farruggia. R I lusted. M (.ualtiru Mi Farruggia StAqe Bc nP 157 futime fARmeps of AmeRicA OFFICERS—Bennett Scott. Chuck Wilbourn. Kathy Connelly. Ray Smith. Randy Wurst. Matt Pasero Front Row R Irwin. R Connelly. M. Shufelberger, B Stevens. E Sargent. L Bivens. K Connelly. L James. R Smith. L Hampton. D Miranda. M Barnes. R Emler Row 2 E Sunderland. S Mook. J. Car others, L Stayer. C. Wilbourn. M. Goddard. J Dubose. L Gibson. S Bowen. H. Dicker. R Stone. C Brewer R Halcomb. K HufTord Row 3: B Scott. R Stewart. R Wurst. D Rodman. M Lyon. B Scott. F Donelson. W Darrah. E Huston. G Wilbur, L Shira. M Pasero Back Row: L. Williams. J Ross. R Olson. L. Andrews. B. Methenv. A. Johnson. W Dersch. P Stayer.J Chase OFFICERS—Front Row Debbie McCutcheon. Back Row: Donna James. Joanna Roberts. Cherv! Rose futupe homenukeRS of AmeRica Front Row: Debbie NlcCutcheon. Laurie Champnev. Mary Berckmoes. Debbie Wheeler Back Row: Cheryl Rose. Joan Feuerhelm. Jamie Girtv. Joanna Roberts. Donna James. Cindy Reynolds 159 Jane Haves (7) pr.it tires hei h.isketkill skills with members nf her P h l.is% fcvnnne Ixe hniks fnr .in pen phiver Q.A.A. - fitness And fun The Girls' Athletic Association at Enterprise has been very successful in stimulating interest in athletic activities. All girls interested in after school sp � rts were encouraged to join G A. A. Members were given the opportunity to improve their skill in their favorite sports through competition with G.A..V members from other schools. Meetings were held twice a week to provide good times and exercise for all. I’he more meetings a member attended the more points she earned toward G A V awards. n ex« iting after bool volleyball same provides a healthful nutlet f« dailv tensions Front Row } Burns. P t.ribble I) Bollinget S Roberts. M Hamilton R« Holland | Bellinger. M Kerr. I. Balfrev. M Brodie L Hampton. I) Waller M Wade. I Brodir M Copeland 2 I. Parker. P Blark. P Craft. S R «e. C Matous Row K Nachreinet M M Cothran Row 4 J Van Fossen, ( NteKee, T Parrish S In ight I) Holland. 16] 1 Hr OFFICERS—Pam Srhwerdt. Lvnette Kranig. Pam Smith. Debbie Debbie Bollinger dr «rates hall during Spirit Week McCutrheon Pep Chib members Car la Ceorges and Marv Ann Anderson work on prize winning Senior Hall. pep CLub Front Row S Kriegh. G Sheppard, P Smith. L McCutcheon. 1, Kranig. L Balfrev, S Roberts, C Reed Row 2 J Roberts. K Nachremer. I) Allpress. L Simon is. P Black. I) Williams. D Bollinger Row 3 M Kerr, M Nloore.) Oeight on. I) Woodard. R Small. M Brodie. I. Martin. I) Stone. F Simonis Row 4 S. C rifTiths M Kurtz. I. Jones. D Rodgers. C. Shannon. K Stiles N Meyers. J. Newens. L Leonard Back Row: C Harrison. F. Schwerdt. T Panse. L Hironvmous. C Hunter, C. Solomon. C. Reynolds. C Goerges. M Anderson pep CIub Boosts SpiRit Each year the Pep Club invites all interested students to become members. The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit, assist yell leaders and song leaders, and provide a good time for all. A wide assortment of booster ribbons and buttons are sold by Pep Club members. As always, the more active members of the Pep Club decorated the football field and the gymnasium before football and basketball games. Homecoming and Spirit Week activities were sponsored by the Pep Club. 163 CalipoRma SchoURShip fail Members of the fall semester California Scholarship Federation focused their attention on the Spring Picnic and the Car Bash. These two activities have become traditional, with the first of the fund raising Car Bashes held last year. No officers were elected during the first semester, since both activities are held in the spring. Life members of CSF are eligible to compete for scholarships offered by the Federation. SENIORS—Lying: S Foote Front Row: D Short, G Narum. R Bennett Back Row D Stauber. K Harper. D Bella. L Pierce. K Cunningham. A Fitzgerald. S. Hubbard. G Whisenhunt UNDERCLASSMEN—Front Row B Main. D Trethewav. D. Proctor. M Tenscher. I) Cunningham Row 2 T Van Ert. J Fritz. J Von Husen G Lew is I Biek. R Buckingham. P George. D Reynolds. P Ramsdell Row 3 M Livingston. S Thatcher M West. S. Fisher. R Lehman. A Bascom M Stauber S Fitzgerald..A Ransom. D Caldwell Back Row D Pvshora. B Miller. R Rogers. M Henninger, I) Blumenstein. j Hayes. C Hunter. G Parisotto W Black M Shepherd. M Mors 164 pedeRAtion SENIORS—Front Row Fitzgerald k Cunningham.!. Pierce. K Harper. I) Lowe. S Hubbard. B Met ham. J Finneran. K Blur I Parise Back Row G. Narum. W Cullis. I). Earl. D Biek. I) Stauber. M Amarker. M Gualtieri. s Fonte. M Noble 165 Front Row | Haves, s Lendman. M Henninger. I) Mitchell B BasromM West s Fisher. M Buckingham. I Hall. M Kislmg. M Stauber Row 2 I) Tret hew ,iv. T Nan Erl. I) McGregor I) Proctor. K Wilson. M Wei . G Lew� ' I Rasmussen. R Lehman Back Row M Tenscher. M Livingston. S Thatcher, S Weibrenner. F fairhurtt.J Thompson. K Gentry. Black R macker RepResentAtive AssemBly Voice of ehS Students Right COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bottom Row David Burkhardt. Brent Peterson. Dean McGregor Row 2 Susan Griffiths. Bruce Main. Bruce Miller. Marie Nadecker Top Row Francis Fairhurst From Row: S. Van Watenen. D Griffiths. M. Kurtz. L Pierce. C Leas P Lane.G. Parisotto Row 2 | Parish. B Randolph. K Knight. S Kriegh. M West M S±?er- Si t-reE,D-Wlfc. B Miller P Weaver Row 3 E Sargent. M Mora, F Fairhurst. C Mahonev S Schultens. B Main I Sinner. K Wilson. K Twnchell. D Short. M Rasmussen T Rasmussen. I) Cunningham Back Row | Gordon. I) Burkhardt. G B � ehlc. B Masl I) McGregor, J. Baker. M Gualtien H Ingram. R Miller. B Peterson Front Row Mike Charles. Dave Moyer, Gary Chapman Row 2: Sally Fitzgerald, Kim VVallcr. Lavcrne Lawson. Evonne Lav. Juanita Modisett Back Row Sue landman. Marry Smith, Lori Pearson. Marilyn Entjle election BoaRd The responsibilities of the Election Board include conducting nomination assemblies, supervising the voting, and counting the ballots Posting results is another of the January and May chores of the board. 167 Rutht Lori Pearson. Chairman Student Council fall OfficeRS Qet toqetheR Right Front Row Brent Peterson. N ice President; Joe Leas, President. Dean Moyer. Chief Justice Back Row Gail McKee, Treasurer; Linell Jones. Head Cheerleader: Kathy Cunningham. Secretary Front Row: Joanna Roberts. Debbie McCutcheon. Kelly Breedlove. Chris Harper, Lori Pearson Back Row Steve VVeilbrenner. Bob Pasero. Tim Van Ert. Steve Brown. Gordon Lewis, Mike Xatina 168 Front Row M.irsha Hunt. Secretary; («inner Freeman. Hr ail Cheer Leader, («ail McKee Treasurer Back Row Kevin Shelby lie President. Stan Foote. President foote Steps In The spring Student Council was headed by Stan Foote, who helped begin the resolution of the controversy over the dress code. The major issue was whether or not slacks are appropriate dress for girls to wear to school. The Student Council dealt with the issue by listening to the varied opinions expressed by the numerous faculty and student factions. Then. Stan Foote and a group of students presented the opinions of the majority of the student body to the Board of Trustees. Front Row Kris Harper Row 2 Debbie McCutcheon Row 3 Steve Weilbrenner Lori Pearson. Steve Brown. Gordon Lewis Back Row Mike atina. Rand Woolf 169 Chief Justice Tim Van Ert listens to Mitch Lamoureaux's plea for his client Student CouRt Dean Moyer was elected Chief Justice of the Student Court for the fall semester and served until November, when he resigned. His place was filled by Tim Van Ert. who served the remainder of that term and was then elected for the following semester. With the aid of the ccatrt members and the Student Service Class. Van Ert succeeded in maintaining a systematic judicial branch of student government Regular court sessions and fluid procedure enabled the court to work on problems such as suggesting guidelines for school discipline policies, along with the foremost task of upholding due process on misdemeanor offenses. RIGHT 'Front to Bark) Crystal Leas. Mitch Lamnureaux. Jim Ellison. Rick Leonard. Tim Van Ert 170 Student Stone, Senvice Class Benefit School LEFT STIDENT MORE WORKERS Mike Fifer Mike Gillies. BELOW STVDEXT SERV ICE CLASS—Front Row I) Burcrll E Lanih K Cr� wc. R Ferguson Bark Row B Miller. T Green B Meihenv. R Hess 171 cusses VELL LEADERS—M Lukes, J. Von Huscn, I). Williams, R Leonard. S Wilhelmi JumoRS make It! Alcierc. Ray Allen, Mary Ann Allprcss, Bill Amackcr, Rick Anderson, Greg Anderson. Kenneth Armstrong. Bob Arncy, Marjorie Bader. Kevin Bagula. Linda Bailey. Rick Bailey. Steve Baker, Jeanne Balding. C'athy Barney, Ralph Barton, Clift Bascom, Newell Basinger, Phillip Baugh. Dan Bauer. Linda Benson. Dave Berckmoes, Mary Beyer. Dan Bickett, Connie Biek, Jim Bishop, Diane Bivin. Larry Black. Shirccn Blackman, Dennis Blakesley. Jim Blue. Sieve Blumcnstein. Diane Bollinger. Debee Boone, Leroy Booth, Robin Borders, Corinne Bosworth, Laine Bouyer. Mark Bowden. Barbara Bowden. Stephen Boyer, Steve Boyle, Steve Boynton. Barbara Brunett, Bradley Braun, Larry Bras. Bill Brigmon, Jean Brim. Andrea Broshears, Jim Brown. Mike Brown, Steve Bruton. John Buckingham, Randy Buel. Linda Buick, Rob Bunsclmcicr, Don Burcell. Debi Burris, Charles Burt, Greg Carson, Jeff Carter, Mark Casterline, Gary Caswell. Sue Cerro, Gary Champney, Laurie Chapman. Gary 175 Charles, Mike Chase, Joe Clanton, Russ Clark, Larry Clester, Steve Cline. Judy Comnick, Steve Connelly, Rusty Cone, Leyann Cornwall, Karen Couts, Lorelei Cox, Patricia Craft, Patti Crume. Alan Cullen. Colleen Cwick. Darryl Dale, Shirley Darrah, Eugene David, Dennis Davis, Ed Davis, Gary DeCoito, Gaylene Deetz, John Dersch, Wayne Dial, Debbie Dicker, Herb Dickerson. Michael Dingman, Gary Dodson, Judy Dollar, Robert Done, Candace Dragoo, Dale Duclos, Debbie Ducrr, Greg Dupre. Brad Duprey, Linda Durflinger, Teri Earl, Norma Easley, Bill Eaton. Steve Eaton, Verona Ellison, Jim Erickson. Eddie Estes, Linda lairhurst, Pancho l elker, Don I'ellows, Joyce Eidler, Debalcne 176 Fisher, Floyd Flanery, Mickey Foley, Roxie Forness, Terrance Foster. David Free. Mary Frcmd, Kim French. Randy Fritz, Jim Galewick. Gary Gannon. Roger Gannon. Steve Pancho Fair hurst attrmpts to break the bonds of tyranny Gardner. Melissa Gary, Bill Geiss, Greg Gentry. John George, Carol George, Phillip Gcrlinger, Fred Gililland, Beverly Gillean, Sue Girty. Nedra Glidden. Bill Glorfield, Jeff 177 Goarle, George Gordon, John Gouldsmith, Sharia Goyer, Rickey Goyet, Kathleen Grubbs, Colleen Griffith. Penny Griffith. Mike Griffis. Terri Gribble. Patti Green, Nancy Green. Richard Graham, Lynn Gumm, Robert Guiton, Sheri Guitard. Ray Hagar, Gary Hagar. Gayle Haley, Henry Hall, Jeff Hall. Terry Hallstrom, Grant Hammerstadt. Wayne Hampton, Lynda Hanson, Sheryl Harding. Kelly Harding, Liz Harris, Debbie Harrison, Claudia Harrington, Dan Hathaway, Cheri Hayes, Jane Heisler, Terri Hendricks, Diane Henninger. Martha Herring, Doug 178 Hess, Bonnie Hicks, Bob Hill, Bryan Hinshaw, Jim Hipp, Evelyn Hipp, Jay Hoag. Mel Holland, Debbie Hooper. David Hufiord, Debbie Hunter, Cindy Huston, Edward Huston, Sharon Ingram, Hal James, Greg James. Lonny Jenkins. Roxan Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Glync Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jacque Johnson. Shelley Johnston, Craig Jones, Candace Jones, Dan Jones, Joyce Jones, Rodney Katzer. Judy Kellogg. Richard Kelly. Chuck Kendall, Reita Kerr. Marlene Kesler. Byron Kingsbury. Robin Kraft, Lon Kranig, Lynette Lafond, John Lamb. Elaine Lambert. Sally Lamoureaux, Mitch Lamp, Richard Lands, Ruth Lane. Randy Lane. Susan Jones. Sonia Jordan, Cindy Jose, Diane Journey. Deborah 179 Lawson, LaVerne Leming, Jeff Lendman, Susan Leonard, Rick Lewis, Jim Lewis, Gordon Leyva, Pamela Light. Sandi Link, David Lockwood, Rochelle Lukes. Mary Lyford, Linda Lyman. Robert Nladdelcin, Bob Maher, Edward Maddox. Patty Mahoney, Carl Main, Bruce Manning. Mike Marx, Debbie Maslin, Michael Masterson, Kelly Maynes, Scott McCaslin. Diane McCulley, Virginia McGarity, Joe McGregor, Dean McGuire, Mike Mclndoo. Robyn McPhearson, Bill McWilliams. Tom Measles. Martin Melton. Kathy Melton. Cathy Meyer. Nancy Miller. Bernhard 180 Miller. John Miller, Karyn Miller. Rusty Mitchell, Larry Modisett, Juanita Monahan, Riley Mooney, Leesa Moore, Bob Moyer, Dave Munns, Wendy Murray, Connie Myers. Ray Nason, James Nelson, Ken Nelson. Steve Norton, Terry Nutt, Sheri O’Brien. Carol Olson, Tina Orr, Thomas Ostrom, Mark Oulman, Toni Padgett, Wayne Palmer. David Parish, Jeff Parisotto, Ginny Parker. Linda Parks. Bill Pasero, Matt Passmore. Jerry Patton, Lin 181 Hornet’s Nest Editor Ginny Parisoto. a junior, prepares editorial column for next issue Pearson, Linda Peterson. Judy Pilkington. Paula Prather. Mike Pry er, Debbie Pullen, Jack Rappleye. Kathy Ramstead. Randy Rasmussen. Todd Randolf, Bryce Ratliff, Lois Rauch, Bob Reed, Cathi Reed. Matthew Martin, Rena Rhyne, Curtiss Roberts. Paul Roberts. Sharon Robinson, Lorena Robinson, Debbie Robinson, Mike Rodgers. Diana Rodgers. Karen Rodrigue, Patru ia Roesner, Cathryn Roesner, Darice Roesner, Deanne Rogers. Randy Rowan, Richard Russell, Sharon Schmidt, Carl Scott. Bennett Scott, Kelly Schwerdt. Pam Sedillo. Jozette Shannon, Cindy Shira, Michael Shively. Denise Short. Raymond Shufelberger, Robin Simonis, Phoebe Shepherd. Mike Sisk, Paula Solomon, Chris Smith. Gary Smith. Gloria Smith. Jerry Smith. Ken 182 Smith, Ray- Smith, Ron Smith, Ronnie Smith, Steven Snider, Rita Stanley. Steve Stein. Joan Stevens, Cindy Stevenson, Kathy Stewart. Ron Stiles, Karen St. John. John Stockel, Cathy Stockton. Sue Stough, Walter Strauch, Janet Stymus, Richard Sullivan. Pat Sutter, Lome Taylor. Debra Taylor, Sherri Tessier. Rod Thatcher. Steve Thomas. Charlotte Thomas, Lee Thomas, Martiza Thomas. Sharon Thompson. Barbara Thompson. Jolene Thompson. Laura Todd. Mark Tweedy. Penny Tw-yman, Dave 183 Juniors BobGumm. Dave Hooper, and Carl Schmidt consider the aesthetic values of milk canons rather than throw them away. Underwood, Mike Vanatta, Jeff VanEperen, Laura VanErt, Tim Viscaino, Sandy VonHusen, John Wagoner, Bob Waller, Dorothy Walters, Terry Wampler. Brenda Watson, Cliff Webb, Maxine 184 Dave Moyer inspects fountain for nickels, while Shireen Black and Mike Charles look on Weber. Mike Wciland. Bill Weilbrenner. Steve Welch. Linda Weir, Cory Wheeler, Debra Whisenhunt, Mary White. Debbie White, Jackie Whitley. Robert Wilbourn, Laura Wilhelmi, Susan Wilhelmsen. Cheryl Williams. Leeta W’ilkerson. Peggy Wilson, Barbara Wood, Kim Woodard, Dan Woolf. Randy Wooten. Kevin Wurst, Randy 185 YELL LEADERS—M Winters. B. Scarbrough. P Lyons. I). Grove. J Baker Sophs Bolstep School Spimt Abbe, Jenny Abbot, Alan Abbot, Cathy Adkins, Pam Adsit. Jim Alexander. Debby Alexander. Marcella Alkire, Howard Allan, Shirty Allebach. Paul Allen, Dorothy Allpress, Barbara Allpress, Debbie A mac her, Dan Amen, Gail Anderson, Bill Anderson, Diana Anderson. Don OFFICERS— B Pasero, Representative. L Poulton. Secretary; M Sullens. President. N Irvin. Treasurer. P H « hstatter. V’ice President 186 Anderson. Terry Andrest. David Andrews. Ed Arnett. Kraig Arnold, Kathy Arrington. Tom Ashby, Shannon Atchley. Candy Atchlcy, Harry Baker. Jackie Baker. Terry Balfrey. LuAnne Barnes. Ken Barnes. Mike Barnhart. Tim Bascom, Beverly Bates. Tim Bauer. Susan Baughman. Chris Bawcom, Rick Bellinger. Jacque Beltz. Jim Berry. Kathy Beyer. Diana Black. Patricia Black. Walter Blaisdell. Cathy Blom. Laura Boswell, Dcbb Bowden. Theresa Bowman. Brook Brewer. Clyde Brewcn. Joni Brock, Shirley Brodie, Molly Brollier. Mike Brovan. Margie Brow n, John Buckingham. Mary Butler. Penny Byrd. Marian Cahoon. Craig Caldwell, Diane Cameron. Paula Candrian. Peggy Cannon. Patti Cantrell. Cloy Cantrell, Evora 187 Cargyle, Dean Carr, Brenda Carsoa, Kay Carter, Bob Carter, Randy Cartier, Emmett Caton. Kerry Chandler, Linda Chenoweth, Valerie Chesnut, Barbara Christenson, Rhonda Clark, Duane Clark, Steve Claver, Susan Clinkenbeard, Jill Coats, James Cochran. Marilyn Cochrane, Margaret Cole, Joy Combs, Bill Cook, Ray Constows, Mark Cornwell, Ann Cotton, Mike Cowen, Ed Creighton, Joan Crites, Margaret Cullen, David Cunningham. Dan Dabovich, Ann Daniell, Suzanne Darell, Rebecca Darrah, Walter David, Colleen Davis, Pam Deckard. Paula Deetz, Linda Delong. David Dennler. Delores Detling, Adrienne Detling, Wade Dollar, Casey Donohue, Kathy Dorman, Gary Drake, Ron Dunbar, Rick Duncan, Rory Dunn,Sue 188 Dutton, Mary Easley, Ron Emler. Bob Evans, Richard Farruggia, Carmen Feldmiller, Wendy Ferguson, Ruby Ferreira, Kelley Ferrier, Debbie Feuerhelm, Gary Feuerhelm. Joan Fifcr. Robert Fisher, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Sally Fletcher, Bryant Flaharty, Janet Floyd, Rick Foote. Pete Fowler, Dan Galyen, Thomasina Gatts, Jeanne Gayman. Dennis Gilliland, Graham Girty, Jamie Gray, Jim Gray, Stuart Griffiths. Diane Grishaber. Paul Grove. Dale Grover, Mary Halcomb. Richard Hall. James Hamilton, Mary Hampton. Larry Haney, Roxanne Hansen. Debbie Sue Gillean manifests junior class spirit bv participating in first rally of the year Harvey. Stephen Hawkins. Mike Haws. Debbie Haws, Janice Hedin, Vickie Henagcr. Jeff Hendricks, Kay Hendrickson, Gayle Herndon. Jeff HeiTing, Sarah Hersey. Ken Hess. Russel Heyler, Debbie Higlev, Kathv Hill, Kelly Hipp, John Hochstatter, Pete Hoeft, Jean Holbrock, Laurie Holcomb. Odette Holcomb. Sam Holland, Mary Ann Horn, Randy Howsmon. Russ Hudman, Leana Huff, Montie Hufford, Ken Hulse. Douglas Hunt, Joy Huston, Patty Hutchens, Marilyn Irvin, Nancy Irwin, Randy James. Allen Jauch. Ralph Johnson, Claude Johnson. Dirk Johnson, Gary Johnson, Sandy Joksch, Julie Jones. Sharon Kaiser, Kristine Kautz, Debra Keefer. Earlene Keenan. Michael Kelley, Greg Kenstlcr, Dirck King, Steve Kingsbury, Judy Klasson, Sunny Knott. Jeff 190 Nancy Irwin uses spare minutes between classes to catch up on studies Sophomores join varsity song leaders in displaying school spirit Koch. Robin Kocplin, Sharon Kozak, Gary Kross, Marsha Kurtz, Randy Laisen. Valerie Lamb, Claire Lang. Mike Lane. Rosana Lansdale. Jess Lansing. Nancy Leas. Crystal Ledbetter. Dale Ledbetter. Marilou Lee, Evonne Lehmann, Rayene Lema. Liz Leonard, Linda Linton. Richard Livingston. Mike Lloyd, Jamie Longnecker. Mark Lonnberg. I red Lyford, Joseph 191 Dan Solomon fails in attempts to cheer up glum companions Lyman, Dennis Lynch, Tana Lyon, Marvin Lyons. Pelc Mance bo, Pat Marsh, Joey Martin. Cindy Martin, Linda Martindalc, Donna Masl, Scott Matous, Kathy Maynes, Jan McEntire, Gus McGarity, Beverly McKee, Diane McMartin, Ellen MePhall, Steve McRoberts. Joe Merrick. Deborah Miles. Linda Miller. Margaret Miller. Roxi Millhouse. Krys Miranda, Diane Mitchell, Dianne Mlcoch, Shannon Moffat, Randy Mook, Steve 192 Morehouse, Theresa Moore, Helen Moore, Margo Morris. Mark Morrison. Mike Mors. Mark Muir, Sharon Murphy, Nola Myers, Terry Nachreiner, Karen Nankervis, Pam Narum, Jeff Nash. Maureen Neel. Dale Ncwcns. Jan Nichols. Susan Nickels, Sue Nicol, Patti Noble, Karen Norris, Bob Norton. Allan Nowlin, Jeff Oilar. Denal O’Keefe, Kevin Olson. Robert O’Quin, Sharon Orwig, Dori Page, Arlan Palanca, Nancy Palmer, Fddie Palmcn, Sharon Parentice, Patsy Parisotto, Joe Parker, Ralph Parrish, Tricia Pasero, Bob Pearson, Steve Pcnland. Benny Perry, Susan Peterson. Jon Phillippi. Mel Phillips. Barbara Pierce, Dave Pice, Tim Pitts, Greg Poulscn, Linda Proctor. Daniel Pyshora, David 193 Quigley, Ross Rader, Cary Ranisdell, Pete Randall, Chris Ransom, Andrea Rasmussen, Marc Rathbun, Doug Reed, Lori Reed, Robin Reeves, Tcri Reynolds, Don Rhoades, Leslie Ricter, Bill Rinehart, Roland Risling, Mary Roberts, Vcrn Rodman, Dan Rogers. Dan Rook, Janet Root. Mike Root, Steve Rose, Ronald Rose, Susan Roy, Doug 194 Russel, Bob Russel, Connie Salter, Donna Santos, Robert Sargent. Ted Scarbrough, Bill Schmidt, Lou Anne Scott, Bruce Scott, Mary Sewell, Debbie Rtsanna Lane sloshes through job of cleaning out pumpkin innards Shedd. Mike Shcrrin, Vicky Shira, Larry Shufclburgcr, Mike Siemer, Richard Simonis, Poni Small. Robin Smith, Cindy Smith, Lorie Smith, Kerri Smith, Greg S. Solomon, Dan Spears, Robin Staples. Starla 195 Stauber, Shelly Stayer, Pat Steele. Dennis Stevens, Bud Stevenson, Brenda Steward, Joyce Stiers, Richard Stimmel, Dee Stone, Brenda Stone, Debbie Stone, Roberta Stowe. Lynn Stumbaugh, Gary Sullcns. Mike Sullivan. Diane Summa, Clinton Sunderland, Eddie Swoboda, Mary Sybcrt. David Taff, Katie Taggart, Connie Tatom. Eddie Taylor, Darrell Taylor. Don Taylor, Roberta Teague, Dan Tenscher. Max Tessicr. Danette Thomas, Donna Thomas. Mike Thompson, Jeff Thomsen, Dave Throod, Ken Timpe, Jeff Tofnemire, Jennifer Townsend, Leslie Tret he way, David Trumball, Jo Tucker. Becky Tucker, Bill Tuggle. David Tupper. Melva Twitchcll, Kent Tyrrell, Mike Unger, John Vail, Jeff Vanderzanden. Michael Van Doren, Robert 196 Van Wormer. Robbie Varney. Diane Wade. Jeff Wade. Madeline Walsh, Pal Walsh. Steve Walton. Dave Warren. Richard Watson, Jeannie Wcborg. Pam Weis, Michelle Wengler, Nancy West. Marcella Westlake, Dennis Wheeler, Debbie Widener. Dee Wilber, Greg Williams. James Willis. Dave Willyard. Dan Wilson. Keith W inkier, Renee Winter, Mark Wise. Don Woodard. Debbie Woodcock. Lee Woods, Carolyn Woolery, Carolyn Woolf. Blair Wulfin. Jerry 197 Adveptisinq Congratulations to the Class of 70 DISCO WONDERWORLD Complete Discount Department Store And Supermarket Men’s and Boys’ Wear Ladies' and Children’s Wear Automotive Center Jewelry Camera Linen Draperies Auto Service Center Sundries Records Hardware Housewares Sporting Goods Snackbar Beauty Salon Donut Shop Pharmacy Shoes Quality Merchandise And The Very Lowest Discount Prices 2350 Athens Avenue Redding, California SHASTA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION “Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither free- dom nor justice can be permanently maintained.’’ James A. Garfield We are proud that so many savers have used Shasta Savings accounts to finance education and we welcome inquiries about this special type of saving. Market at Sacramento Redding 727 Washington St. Red Bluff 220 West Center St. Yreka, Calif. Congratulations Class of 70“ WOOLWORTH'S Market and Placer Redding Craft Classes Ph. 243-5283 Quality and Service is our Motto CALVIN’S ® s APPLIANCE • h H GN« YOUNG’S HOBBY SHOP Mel Betty - Proprietors 1211 Hartnell Ave. Enterprise, Calif. Two Locations To Serve You ... CALVIN'S T.V. APPLIANCE Prompt — Courteous — Reasonable Franchised Dealer RCA Victor — RCA Whirlpool — Zenith 2950 Bechelli Lane Redding, California 243-2456 Days and Evenings ft ranciif ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Penney’s Penney’s Main Store Auto Center 1670 Market Placer and Pine Phone 241-2011 Serving Shasta County For Over 34 Years. Before You Spend More ... Compare Penney’s Own Brands Of Quality Merchandise.. Low Prices Are Only Part of the Bargain. Charge It At Penney's VERN'S SPORTSHOP ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AT TEAM PRICES 460 Highway 44 Phone: 241-5411 VILLAGE PLAZA HANCOCK Motor Tune-Up Brake Work Tires — Batteries — Pickup Delivery BILL RAMETES (Owner! 2301 Athens Avenue 243-5551 Redding, California 201 nt-ADfiNA 3219 Bechelli Lane Redding, California 96001 Everything For The Horse And Rider foyieii w 1535 Market Street 243-3511 All Your Shopping Needs JAY'S MARKET Sporting Goods - Groceries Texaco Service Fishing and Hunting Information Hwy. 299 West Old Shasta, Calif. 96087 202 K M ENTERPRISES I he Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman Phone: 243-3671 0'}lax,„e's £8 eauhj Ofalo 2347 EUREKA WAY REDOING. CALIFORNIA SPECIALISTS IN HAIR SHAPING, STYLING i. PERMANENT WAVING PAC-OUT The Home of the Jumbo Hamburger 4972 Highway 99 South Redding, California FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Gimmoi iBimomts LS22 mutet street REOOINC CALIFORNIA 243-0372 AREA CODE 916 SHASCADE REALTY HAROLD F. FINKLER Realtor Complete Real Estate Service DARI-DELIGHT DRIVE-IN V ckiridelhe •VRCCRS Call - 241-0703 2007 Pine Street Redding Delicious Food Orders To Take Out Fast Service - Plenty of Parking 1644 Hartnell Ave. 241-5787 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE 'BOARDS' OF EDUCATION PRODUCTS OF U.S. Plywood Ovwon ol u S Ptywooa Chamcwn Papers Inc JOHNNY ROSS MOTORCYCLES DOBROSKY’S JEWELRY Sales - Service - Parts Authorized Dealer For “DUCATI - HODAKA - HUSQVARNA” Since 1854 1055 Parkview Ave., Redding. Calif. 96001 Phone: 243-3467 DIAMONDS - WATCHES One of the Largest Most Complete Stocks of Parts Accessories in Northern California CHINAWARE - SILVERWARE GLASSWARE 1524 Market Redding, California Phone: 243-3365 204 1 lONTGO l IER lAOfVTGOAAER' ■WARD MONTGOUt , I vari 243-1351 TLomPi CLOTHES FOR JL sons MEN AND SOYS CORNER BUTTE MARKET STS. REDDING DRAPERIES SENORTACO 243-0.158 2643 Bechelli in the United Home Center Beautiful Complete Line of Fabrics Closed Mondays C.D. DRAUCKER, INC. (DBA) REDDING INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting and Engineering 3990 Highway 99 South Redding, Calif. 96001 Phone: 243-1834 NOW OPEN DAILY 10:30 to 10:00 2021 Pine St. Redding Phone: 243-3000 SHASTA COUNTY AMBULANCE SOCIETY CENTRAL DISPATCH Call 241-1223 for Professional Ambulance Service GARRY L. YOUNG CHEVRON SERV. Redding. Calif. Bob Dan VILLAGE PLAZA BARBER SHOP Haircutting and Styling 2377 Athens Avenue Phone Redding. California 96001 243-8874 RENLOR REDDING MEDICAL SUPPLY Get Well Supplies Rentals - Sales — Service Complete Repair Service Keepsake Diamonds Wyler Watches Accutron Bulova •SopHL Gjewelers VILLAGE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Athens Avenue Redding. California 96001 Phone 241-5911 Orange Blossom Keepsake Diamonds Chain Saws Vibrators Self Priming Pumps Blowers Generators Electric Hammers Kohler Generators STROUP’S CHAINSAWS HOMELITE Sales - Service 4350 Highway 99 South Redding. California Phone 241-2013 After Hours Phone 241-52 C. E. STROUP WILGUS FIRE CONTROL Res. 241-S767 Mr. Chas. Wilgus PLUMMER INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance For All Occasions FRANK B PLUMMER Phone 241-2463 2257 Court Street Redding. California 1943 Pine Street 241-4724 Redding, California 96001 206 □□□□□□□□□□□ aaaaoaooaaa □□□□paaoQaa □ODDDDDDDOa aaaaaQDoaaa aaaaoaaoDoa □□□naoaaaoa oooaooaoooa Is a small checking account welcome at a big bank? It certainly is, if the big bank is Crocker- Citizens! If you need only a few checks eoch month, osk about our Special Checking Account; if you expect to write quite o few checks, a regular checking account may be better for you. Let us help you decide, when you come in. We hope you’ll drop in soon. Crocker-Crtizens the big bank where little things count crocker. citizens national MOM THAN 2ZOOWCSS STATEWIDE BANK ■ CALKORNIA S OLDEST NATIONAL BANK ■ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION REDDING OFFICE 1320 Yuba Street Telephone: 243-3421 RIVERVIEW MARKET 3136 Bechelli Lane COMPLETE GROCERY MEAT s ✓ HOLIDAY INN OF REDDING 1900 Hilltop Drive Redding, California Merle J. Baker Innkeeper Tel. 916 246-1500 JPEi - DATSUN AUTOS Yamaha Sport Cycles EVERETT'S MOBILE AUTO ELECTRIC NORBERG'S MOTOR CENTER Tune-Ups, Starters, Alternators Batteries - Tires Sales and Service 2056 Eureka Way - 243-4660 - Redding, California 5101 Churn Creek 243-5711 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR ARMATURES TURNED CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE GRADU A TING CLASS OF 1970. BRYANT’S AUTOMOTIVE Specializing in Carburelor and Auto Electrical E.J. JIM” SIMPSON All Work Guaranteed 3412 So. Market St. Redding. Calif. Ph. 246-2628 Buy - Sell — Consign New and Used Trailers BUCKHORN TRAILER SALES CONGRATULATIONS “Buy Quality and Save” 4380 Hwy. 99 So. - Redding. Calif. ‘‘Your Wheel Estate Dealer” BEL AIR MKT. 2463 Hartnell Jim Clark Ph. 241-7184 ARCTIC CIRCLE DRIVE-INS Burgers — Shakes — Fries - Ranch Fried Chicken TAKE HOME ORDERS 2107 Market Street. Redding. Calif. 96001 Telephone: 241-3600 2245 Eureka Way Redding. Calif. 96001 (916)243-2118 208 RECOVERING BALENTINE’S SHOES THE UPHOLSTERING High Grade Work — Reasonable PAULBUNYANROOM BARNES UPHOLSTERY Famous for Steaks Free Estimates Noon Buffett 11 a m. to 2 p.m. Evenings 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. “From a Button to a Boat 2695 Bechelli Lane — Ph. 241-6242 Russ Barnes, Owner Redding. Calif. Ted Hughes Tom Maxwell 3015 S. Market St. Redding. Calif. REDDING AUTO CENTER Late Model Used Parts Distributors - Gates Tires Jeep Specialists MR. SWISS We believe in quality, don't you? 1391 Hartnell, Redding. Calif. 96001 Hamburgers - - Daily Special Big Beef Our Specialty Expert Auto Electric and Mechanical Service Phone: 241-7359 (916) 241-4763 2380 Athens Ave., Village Plaza Redding. Calif. 209 TIRE CENTER For the best in Tire Sales Service Truing — Balancing THE STEREO STATION 104.3 FM CONGRATULATES ITS FUTURE LISTENERS THE CLASS OF 1970 842 Market St. Redding. Calif. DUANE’S CYCLE CENTER SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES YAMAHA also YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES ARTIC AIRE WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING REFRIGERATION Repairs On All Makes LICENSED CONTRACTORS BANKAMERICARD - MASTER CHARGE 24-HOUR 243-7040 LEE HUGHES 4030 Highway 99 So. Redding. California 873 Market (On The Miracle Mile) Redding, California STATE FARM INSURANCE KEN ROBERTSON INSURANCE JOHNNY’S TRAILER SUPPLY AND SERVICE Parts — Accessories - Cooler Awning - Skirting 2736-C Bechclli Lane 243-3403 2525 Market Street Ph. 246-0446 Redding, Calif. Redding, Calif. 210 MINOR HARDWARE PICK UP DELIVERY MEL’S HILLTOP TEXACO Cypress Ave. Hilltop Dr. Redding. California 96001 Electrical....Hardware......Plumbing Supplies 3130 Bechelli Lane Redding. California 96001 Telephone 241-4683 MELVIN ENKE Proprietor Telephone: 243-3081 SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR 2600 Churn Creek Road Redding. California 96001 Telephone 243-7140 SHAKEY’S PIZZA PARLOR oio WORLD BUCK BUR UNO VE PUBLIC HOUSE MONKY TONK BUYER PIANO MASTER CLEANERS We own and operate our own plant 3331 Bechelli Lane (Country Club Shopping Center - Enterprise) Redding, California 96001 DOLLAR “North Valley's Largest Tire Dealer 722 Cypress St. 2032 Pine St. Redding. California 96001 Telephone 243-3258 Telephones 241-4771 241-2614 Our Cows Ate Outsiendini In Theit fields ... But Not VAN ELI DICKER'S SHOE BOX 243-4535 Established in 1919 FURNITURE STORES 1643 Market St. Redding, Calif. BURTON'S 1418 Market TEEN SHOE HEADQUARTERS 212 HOUSE OFSTENO Typing. Mimeographing. Photo Copying Electronic Stencils 24-Hour Dictation Service - Notary Public Monday Thru Friday 8:30 to 5:00 Saturday By Appointment 1328 Placer St. 241-6051 HALL’S INSURANCE SERVICE INC. 1340 Butte Street, Box 400 ENTERPRISE PHARMACY (Your Rexall Store) LET THE SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR BE YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER HEALTH.. Professional Prescriptions Baby Needs Cosmetics Gift Items Hallmark Greeting Cards Russell Stover Candies Veterinarian Supplies P.G.E. Bills - Money Orders Redding. California Congratulations to the class of 70 FREE DELIVERY CALL 243-4000 OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 1137 Hartnell Avenue Redding, Calif. HARRISON FURNITURE Family Owned And Operated Home Furnishings. Fine Carpetings Stan Pool. Mgr. John Baker, Sales Mgr. Redding. Calif. 3490 S. Mkt. Ph. 241-8444 BEAUTIQUE WIGS THE HOBBY HUT Time out for a hobby ” Member Hobby Industry Association of America 2435 Athens Avenue Redding. California 96001 Phone: 241-3737 MARIE ELMSLIE OWNER PRIMAL CUTS TOP QUALITY MEAT MASTER BEEF - VEAL - PORK - HAMS Full Line of Sausage-Fresh and Smoked Phone 243-1272 2105 East Street Redding, California Tammy Andree works sedulously. LIM'S CAFE MOTOR SUPPLY CO. CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD Orders To Take Out Phone CHestnut 1-9747 DINING ROOM 592 N. Market St. Redding, Calif. MILLER'S MARKETS VILLAGE PLAZA 1205 Court Street 214 Auto, Truck and Tractor Parts Equipment and Machine Shop Service 1757 California Street Redding. California 243-0306 916 - 241-3341 2245 Canby Ave. RENTAL EQUIPMENT Excavating B' i 9 STER Gravel Grading IlNU. Road Oils Paving CONTRACTOR Demolition REDDING B. C. FOSTER DOROTHY BALDWIN P.O. Box 2236. 96001 Redding, California Screen Process Stitching PASLEY FABRIC LETTERING Cheniled Emblems Sport Jackets Gym Qothes School Sweaters 446 Cypress Redding, California Phone: 241-8691 SPROUSE-REITZ TOTALIA ADLER and CALCULATORS OLYMPIA ADDERS TYPEWRITERS 1148 Hartnell Ave. (Hwy. 44) CARREL'S OFFICE MACHINES Redding, California SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS In The Wentz Shopping Center 2451 Athens Avenue WELTON L. CARREL P. 0. Box 104 241-3718 Redding, California SIERRA TIRE SERVICE U.S. Royal — Cooper Retreading — Tubes Bob Schultens 2783 So. Market Redding. California Phone 243-3312 A-l APPLIANCE REBUILDERS Refrigerators - Stoves - Washers - Dryers - Freezers We rebuild, paint, deliver. guarantee. EASY TERMS 1433 Market St.. Redding HARDINGS AUTO SUPPLY Phone: 241-1331 1300 Hartnell HOMELITE SALES AND SERVICE STROUP'S CHAIN SAW 4350 Hwy. 99 South Redding In The West 241-2031 2445 Athens Ave. 241-7711 DICK THAXTON’S NORTH VALLEY GENE’S SELF-SERVICE DRIVE-IN OFFICE MACHINES Office Furniture Supplies Chairs — Desks - Files Fireproof Files Safes HAMBURGERS - SHAKES - MALTS Exclusive Sales Agent For Olivetti-Underwood Corp. Shasta—Trinity Tehama Counties Typewriters - Adders - Calculators 1400 Tehama (R) 241-2487 2515 South Market CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF 70 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN DANIEL’S INTERIORS bimmonifs ISJ2 «irkel street REDOING CALIFORNIA 2665 Park Marina Drive Redding, California 243-0372 AREA CODE 916 Phone: 241-2250 Phone: 241-2202 PRINCE JAMES (ffkatoi� Clothes For The Young BEEF HOUSE RESTAURANT VINCENT J. D'AMATO Erika Hudson Pine Butte Sts. Redding. California 2469 Athens Avenue CONSTRUCTION SALES Redding. California 96001 RENTALS 2600 Bechelli Congratulations to the class of 1970 CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF 70 Phone: 246-0822 216 Wholesale Retail C L AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE Complete Automatic Transmission Exchange Service Rebuilding - Repairing Phone 243-0745 2390 Henderson Road Emergency 275-321 1 Carl Laskowsky, owner. Redding, California Frigette Air Conditioning CIIUGRS REDDING PROPANE COMPANY L.P.G. Natural Gas - Appliances 3550 Hwy. 99 South P. O. Box 918 Redding, Calif. Bus.: 241-1516 SAMBO’S CAPRI Dress Shop Meadow Lane Shopping Center 2319 Balls Ferry Rd Anderson, California 96007 Phone 365-2536 Phone 241-2611 P. O. Box 622 CALLIS BEAR SERVICE Specialist Automotive Steering and Axle Alignment Wheel Balancing and Straightening Brake Service W. J. Bill Callis 3112 South Market St. Owner Redding. 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Congratulations To The Class of “70 Phone 241-6300 2220 Pine Street Redding, California 218 A W ROOT BEER 3443 Market Redding Phone: 241-0487 CAMP’S SURPLUSSTORE 3495 So. Market St. Redding FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Jack Kilpatric 243-8554 RENT most anything — most anytime Tools and equipment for work and play Rent at reasonable rates Claud Miller 243-2555 CALL 246-1010 3300 Bechelli Lane Fast, Dependable Service WE DELIVER 2647 Bechelli Lane A TO Z RENTAL Redding 219 ABBOTT, DAVE - Transfer ADAMS. GREG Wrestling, 2; Intramural Basketball, 3-4 ADAMS, ROGER - Transfer FFA, 4 ADKINS, ALAN Baseball Mgr., 1-2; Basketball Mgr., 2-4; Block E, 2-4 ALK1 RE, KENNETH ALLEN, LINDA Pep Club, 1-3; Honor Roll, 3-4; Track Service Club, 4 AMACKER. MILES Chess Club, 3; Wrestling, 2-4; Representative Assembly, 1; Track, 1; AFS, 4; J.V. Football, 2 ANDERSON. MARY ANN ANDERSON, MIKE - Transfer ANTHONY, KATHY Honor Roll. 2-4 ARNETT. HEATHER AFS, 1-4; Pep Club, 1-2; Honor Roll, 3-4 ATCHLEY, ROXANNE AZEVEDO, MARK Band II, 1-4; Stage Band, 2-4; Basketball, 1; Track, 1,3; Election Board, 3-4; Wrestling, 4; Pep Band, 1-4; Honor Roll, 3-4 BARNES, DARLENE Pep Club, 2; Drill Team, 4 BARTON, ED BAUER. TERRI Pep Club, 2; Honor Roll, 1-4; Ag Queen, 3 BEEBE, JACK Football, 1; Class Vice President; Honor Roll. 2-3 BELLINGER, WADE BELTZ, DIANE CSF, 2-4 BENNETT, RUSSELL Choir, 1-4; CSF, 2-4 BENOIT, RITA Election Board, 2; GAA, 1 BERTAGNOLLI, ALFRED BIEK, DAVID CSF, 1-4; Radio Club, 2-3; Reflections, 4 BLUE, KAREN Honor Roll, 1-4; CSF, 4; Pep Club, 2-3; Representative Assembly, 1-2; Student Council, 3; J.V. Football Yell Leader, 2; Class Yell Leader, 2; Head Varsity Cheerleader, 3; Varsity Football Song leader, 4; Basketball Queen Candidate, 3; Ag Queen Candidate, 3; Junior Prom Queen, 3 BOALES, DEON - Transfer Honor Roll, 3-4 BOEHLE, GREG Representative Assembly, 1,4; Student Activities Committee, 4; Intramural Basketball, 2-4 BOSSERT, KATHY BOSWELL, LANA Head Decorator FFA Dance, 3 BOWEN, STEVE BOWMAN, FOREST Honor Roll, 2-4; CSF, 3; Head Vespa Staff Photographer, 2-3 BRAND, LAURA Welcoming Committee, 3; Student Service, 4; Drama, 4; Glee, 3 BRAUN, MARGARET BREEDLOVE, ROBERT Representative Assembly, 2-3; Student Council, 4; Basketball. 1-2; Baseball, 1-4; Intramural Basketball, 3-4; Welcoming Committee, 2; Block E, 1-4; Football, 1; Class Representa- tive, 4 BRODIE, THERESA GAA, 1-4; AFS, 3-4; AFS Presi- dent, 4; Athletic Finance Committee, 3-4 BROOKS, BILL Football, 1 BROUSSEAU, RICK Baseball, 2 BROWER, NOREEN Representative Assembly, 1; Pep Club, 2-3 BROWN, ROBERT BUNTING, JACI- Transfer BURCELL, STEVE Football, 1-4; Baseball, 1-2; Representative Assembly, 3; Class Yell Leader, 2-4; Intramurals, 1-4; FFA, 1-2; Block E, 1-4 BURKHARDT, DAVE Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Baseball, 1-2; Track, 3; Representative Assembly, 34 BURNS, JANICE - Transfer FHA, 2; GAA, 24; GAA Vice President, 4; Fencing Intra- murals, 4; Basketball Intra- murals, 4; Pep Club, 34 CAHOON, GLENN Track, 2; Intramural Basket- ball. 1 CAROTHERS, JAMES - Transfer FFA, 4 CATON, DEVIN - Transfer Baseball. 34 CHANDLER, KATHY - Transfer CHANDLER, KEN CHARLES, MERIT Christmas Play, 4; All Around Best Pumpkin Cutter, 4 CHENOWETH, WAYNE CHESNUT, ROBERT Track, 1-2; Representative Assembly, 1; Election Board, 1; Football, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Block E, 24; AFS, 3; Intramural Basketball, 24 Building and Grounds, 3 CHRISTNER, JANET - Transfer CLARY, JACK Wrestling, 2; Radio Club, 3; Trark 2 CLINE, MURRAY CLYDE, DANNY COBB, PAUL - Transfer COCKRELL, BRENT Wrestling, 2-3; Radio Club, 2-3 COLLINS, JOHN Intramural Basketball, 14; Baseball, 3 CONNELLY, KATHY FFA, 34; FFA Secretary, 4 COOK, ELAINE COOK. STEVE COX, JUDY FHA, 2 CRANE, LESLIE Christmas Assembly, 3 CRAWFORD, HARRY Track, 2; Wrestling, 2; Band, 14; CSF, 3; Radio Club, 2-3; Yearbook Staff, 4; Stage Band, 34; Pep Band, 24 CROFT, JUDITH - Transfer CROWE, KATHY FHA, 14; GAA, 14; Student Qprvii'P 4 CULL1S, WILLIAM CSF, 1-2,4; Athletic Finance Committee, 34; Radio Club, 1-3; Wrestling, 2 CUNNINGHAM. KATHY CSF, 14; Representative Assembly, 1; School Play, 3; AFS, 34; Academic Committee, 34; Honor Roll, 14; Year- book Staff, 4; Student Body Secretary, 4; Madrigal Group, 3 CUSHMAN. JANET FHA, 1-3; FHA Secretary, 2-3 DALE, GLORIA DAVIDSON, DANIEL DECKARD. SUSAN - Transfer Intramural Basketball, 4 DELONG, KEITH Football, 1-3; Baseball, 1-2; Block E, 14; Wrestling, 24 Track, 3; Student Service, 2 DENNIS, DEBBIE-Transfer Drill Team, 4; Pep Club, 4 DILL, CHARLES Wrestling, 2-3; Track, 34 DI MASI, CYNTHIA - Transfer GAA .4 DOEHNEJOHN DONELSON, SAM DONOHUE, PATRICIA DU BOSE, JAMES-Transfer FFA-4 DUPRE Y, TOM DURFLINGER, DEBBIE DYER, CRAIG EARL, DOUG CSF, 14; Honor Roll, 14; Track, 2; Intramural Basket- ball, 34 EDDY, LYNN 220 Williams. LeEtta 148,185 Williams. Lyncttc 26 Willis. Dave 197 Willyard, Daniel 197 Wilson, Barbara 185 Wilson, Keith 148,166,197 Winkler. Renee 64,194.197 Winter, Mark 106.123.124.186. 197 Win ton, Steven Wise. Don 197 Wofford, Christopher Wolfin, Melvin 106 Wood, Kim 185 Wood. Linda 2636 Woodard, Daniel 104.110,185 Woodard, Deborah 163,197 Woodcook, Lee 197 Woodford, Margaret 26,146,148 Woodhouse, Debbie 26 Woodmansee, Tarilyn 26 Woods, Carolyn 197 Woolery, Carolyne 197 Woolf. Blair 106,197 Woolf. Randy 104.147,169,185 Wooten, Kevin 185 Word, Craig 26,59,154 Wulfin, Jerry 197 Wurst. Randy 158,185 Wylie, Frank 27,104 Wynck, Larry 197 Y'bright, Susan 161 Ybright, Yvonne 27 Young, Deborah 27 Young, Robin Zaharris. Dan 197 Zimmer. Daniel 197 Zirkle. Billy 197 229 230 232 GAA, 14; Honor Roll, 34 ENGELIN, GEORGE Block E, 24; Wrestling, 2-3; Mock Election, 3 ENGLE, MARILYN CSF, 2; Honor Roll, 14; Pep Club, 1-3; Track Service Club, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; GCP, 24 FAULHABER, GUI -Transfer AFS.4 FERNANDEZ, PATRICIA FIFER. MIKE Golf, 2,4; Basketball Man- ager, 4 FINNERAN, JANICE FITZGERALD. ANNE Honor Roll, 14; CSF, 14; AFS, 14; AFS Vice President, 3; GAA Tennis, 3; GAA Volley- ball, 4; Academic Committee, 34; Yearbook Co-Editor, 4 FOOTE, STAN Honor Roll, 24; CSF, 34; Representative Assembly, 3; Student Council, 4; Student Body President, 4; Welcoming Committee, 4; Block E, 14; Football, 14; Track, 1,4; School Play, 1-2; Intramural Basketball, I; Chairman of Buildings and Grounds, 3; A ( mull t I -4 FORSETH. SHERRY - Transfer FOWE, ELLEN - Transfer Assist. Director School Play 2 FRASER, DAVID-Transfer FREEMAN, GINGER Honor Roll, 14; Pep Club, 24; Welcoming Committee, 3; Head Varsity Basketball Yell Leader. 4; Student Council. 4; Fencing Champion, 4 FREITAS, ARTHUR A C -me H i 9.1 FRENCH, DONALD - Transfer Chess Club, 4 FROST, ALLEN - Transfer Football, 2-3; Track, 2-3; Class President, 4 GAGNER, HAROLD Track, 1; Football, 2; Wrestl- ing, 2; Baseball, 2; Election Board, 2; Intramurals, 14 FFA, 3; Block E, 24 GALLOWAY.NANCY GALLOWAY, SHERYL Pep Club, 24; GAA, 34 GARDNER, CHRISTOPHER GATTS. ANNE GIBSON, LARRY Football, 1-2; FFA, 14 GILBERT.CRAIG-Transfer Football, 24; Wrestling, 2; Track 2; Block E, 2-4 GILL, JERRY GILLIES, MICHAEL - Transfer School Store, 4; Chess Club, 4 Laison Officer, 4 HARRINGTON, DAN Welcoming Committee, 3; Intramural Basketball, 4 HARRY, CHARLES - Transfer FFA,14 HARTSOCK, JEAN - Transfer Christmas Play, 3; Drama, 3 HAWS, JUDITH HENRY,MARY HENAGER, JIM - Transfer Radio Club, 4 HERNAGE, MICHELE CSF, I HILL, CHARLES HINES, DONNA Pep Club, 1-3; Basketball Buzzie, 4 HINES, TERRI Pep Club, 14; GAA, 1-3 HIRONYMOUS, LINDA Football Yell Leader, 2-3; Football Songleader, 4; Student Council, 4 HOEHN, SHEILA GAA, 24; Pep Club, 3 HOKE, SYLVIA FHA, 1 HOLCOMB, PHILLIP • Transfer Football, 1; Basketball, 1-2 HOOPER, KENNETH HORR, LAURA HUBBARD, SHERRIE HUCKSTEP, CARLA Band II, 24; Stage Band, 34; Choir, 34 HUFF, STEVE HUFFMAN,GENE Football, 1; Track, 2-3; Base- ball, 4; Chess Club, 1; Tardy Policy Committee, 4 HUGHES, MARLENE HUNT, GAIL FHA, 14;GAA, 14 HUNT, MARSHA Student Body Secretary, 4; Welcoming Committee, 3 HUSTED, RICHARD Football, 1-2; Band, 14 Stage Band, 24 HUSTON, KATHY A Capella, 24 HUTCHENS. MARY HUTT DENNIS IRVIN. EARL Baseball, 1-2 IRVIN, WILLIAM IRVIN. WILLIAM IRWIN, BOB FFA,24 JACKSON, CANDACE - Transfer JAY, TERESA - Transfer Intramural Basketball, 4; Honor Roll, 1-2,4 JOHNSON. COLLETTE Pep Club. 1-2; AFS, 3 JOHNSON, DAVID Chess Club, 3 JONES, LINELL Class Yell Leader, 1; J.V. Football Yell Leader, 2; Varsity Basketball Song- leader, 3; Junior Prom GILLIES, RANDY - Transfer Wrestling, 4 GIORGI, BRADLEY Track, 1-3; Wrestling, 2-3 GLASS, DON • Transfer GODDARD, MIKE Football, 14; Block E, 14 GOERGES, CARLA FHA, 1-2; Pep Club, 14; Drill Team, 4 GOLDSWORTHY, KIM GONZALES, MARLENE GREEN, TIMOTHY Football, 14; Track, 3; Chess Club, 4 GREENHAW, MARCINE Pep Club, 3 GRIFFITHS, SUSAN Representative Assembly, I; Class Secretary, I; J.V. Basketball Yell Leader. 2; Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 3; Football Song Leader, 4; Secretary of Representative Assembly, 4; Pep Club, 24 GRIMES. MICHELLE GROKENBERGER,CATHY Girl’s Tennis Team, 24: Student Council, 3; AFS, 4 GROVE, NANCY Drama I, 4 GUALT1ER1, MICHAEL Track, 1,34; Block E, 4; Athletic Finance Committee, 3; Honor Roll, 14; CSF, 24; AFS, 24; AFS Vice President, 4; Academic Committee, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Model U.N., 4 GUEST, KATHRYN GUMM,CAROL Honor Roll, 34; CSF, 4 GUNGL, STAN GUNSOLLEY, JUDITH GUTHRIE, JUDITH-Transfer AFS, 4; Honor Roll, 4 HAGAR, LARRY - Transfer Track, 3 HAGUE, NANCY J.V. Yell Leader, 2; Basket- ball Songleader, 34; Representative Assembly, 1-2; Pep Club, 14; Honor Roll, 4 HALCOMB. BARBARA Pep Club, 14 HALCOMB. VICKIE HALEY, JAMES Student Service, 3 HALLSTROM, SHELDON - Transfer Chess Club, 4 HAMILTON, MARK Representative Assembly, 2; Student Council, 3 HARDEN, RANDY HARPER, KRISTINE AFS, 24; AFS Secretary, 2; Athletic Finance Committee, 24; Athletic Finance Committee Chairman, 34; Student Council. 34; CSF, 24; AFS Chairman, 3; AFS 221 Queen Candidate, 3: Basket- ball Queen Candidate, 3; Head Varsity Football Yell Leader. 4; Pep Club, 1-4; Honor Roll, 1 JORDAN. DEBORAH - Transfer Pep Club, 203; Honor Roll, 4 KAISER. KATHLEEN KAUFNER. BRUCE KEENAN. JANICE KENDALL, TERRI KENSTLER. ALLEN Basketball. 2; Track. 2-4; Football, 3; Wrestling, 3; Block E, 2-4; Intramurals, 4 KIMBROUGH, BRUCE Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1; Block E, 1-4; Block E Sec- retary, 3; Block E Vice President, 4; Homecoming King Candidate, 4 KNAPP, KIRK Basketball, 1-4; Block E, 1-4 KNIGHT, KATHY - Transfer Representative Assembly, 4; Grading Policy Committee, 4; Tardy Policy Committee, 4 KNIGHT. PHll KNOX, CANDACE - Transfer KNUTSON. MARK - Transfer KOEPL1N, MARY - Transfer GAA, 4 KR1EGH, SUSAN - Transfer Representative Assembly, 4; Pep Club Officer, 4 KROGH, PATRICIA KURTZ, MARY - Transfer Basketball Songleader, 4; Representative Assembly, 4; Pep Club, 4; Track Official, 3 KURTZ, PHILLIP Football, 1,4; Wrestling, 24 LANE, PAM Pep Club, 1-3 LANSDALE, MONICA - Transfer LAYTON, DENISE Pep Club, 1; Honor Roll, 1-4 CSF.2 LEACH. DENNIS LEAS, JOE Basketball, 14; Football, 1; Golf, 24; Representative Assembly, 2; Student Council, 3; Student Body President, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Block E, 24 LEE, ANTHONY Football. 1-2; Track, 2-3 Basketball, 1; A Capella, 34 LEMA, DEBBIE Baseball Queen, 3 LENDMAN, PAUL Football, 1; Intramural Basketball. 14; Track, 2 LENSER, GREG • Transfer Football, 2; Intramurals, 34; Honor Roll, 2 LEONARD,GARY Track, 1-2,4; Basketball Intramurals, 4 LEWIS, JANET Varsity Football Yell Leader, 34; Pep Club, 14; Drama, 3; Honor Roll, 14 LEWIS. JANIS LEWIS, PATRICIA LINK, ROSANNA GAA, 34; Tennis Team, 1-3 LINSE. RICHARD Football, 1; Radio Club, 1-4 LONGNECKER.ROBERT Baseball, 1-2; Block E, 14; FFA, 1-3; Football, 24 LONNBERG.GREG LOWE, DEIDRE - Transfer Honor Roll. 4; School Play, 4 LUCAS, SHELLEY - Transfer LYONS, VERA MADISON, RICHARD CSF, 34 MARTIN. PENNY MASL, BRUCE-Transfer Football, 34; Intramurals, 34; Representative Assembly, 4; Track, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Block E, 34 MASLIN, ALAN MASTERSON, PATRICK MATHEWS. .MARI ANNE GAA, 1; Pep Club. 3; Honor Roll, 24; Track Service Club, 34; Intramural Basket- ball. 3; Yearbook Staff, 4 MCCANN ELL. ROD Honor Roll, 14; Intramural Basketball. 34; Golf, 4 MCCUTCHEON.DEBRA Pep Club, 14; Pep Club President, 4; Student Council, 4; FHA, 34; FHA Vice President, 4; FHA Historian, 3; Drill Team, 4; Track Official, 3 MCDANNALD, LATRIC1A Basketball Yell Leader, 2; Pep Club, 2-4; Football Songleader, 3; Football Yell Leader, 4 MCINTOSH, TED MCKEE, GAIL FHA, 1; GAA, 34; Basketball Buzzy. 3; Student Body Treasurer, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Track Service Club, 2-3 WfMARTIN BRUCE Football. 2 MEASLES, PHIL - Transfer Football, 2-3; Representative Assembly, 3; Christmas Play, 4 MECHAM, BRENDA - Transfer CSF, 14; Pep Club, 2; GAA, 2-3 MEEKS, STEVE Band, 1-2 METHENY,BRUCE MILLER,BRUCE Football, 14; Track, 1-2; Representative Assembly, 34; Block E, 14; Block E Board, 4; Chairman of Building and Grounds, 12; Class Yell Leader, 4 MOFFAT, MICHAEL Football, 2-3; Block E.24; Stage Band, 34; Intramural Basketball, 4 MOREFIELD. DANIEL MORF.Y, BARBARA AFS, 34; Honor Roll, 4 MORGAN, NOELLEEN - Transfer MORS. SUE „ , , Pep Club, 1-4; Honor Roll, 1-4 MORTON, ROXANNE J.V. Basketball Yell Leader, 2; Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 3; Varsity Football Songleader, 4; Pep Club, 14; Honor Roll, 1,4 MOYER, DEAN Representative Assembly, 1; Class Yell Leader, 2; Associate Justice, 2-3; Chief Justice, 4; Basketball, 14; Baseball, 1-2; Yearbook Staff, 3; Yearbook Editor, 4; CSF, 1-3;CSF Vice President, 3; Honor Roll, 14; Block E, 14; Junior prom King Candidate, 3 MUNSON.TRACI MYERS, LORELEI Pep Club, 2; GAA, 3 NADEKER. MARIE Pep Club, 1-4; Representative Assembly. 4; Committee, Chair- man, 4 NARUM, GREGORY NAT1NA, MICHAEL Football, 1-2; Basketball, 14; Baseball, 14; Head Class Yell Leader, 2; Class President. 3; Secretary of Athletics, 4; Junior Prom King, 3; Block E, 14 NETHERLAND, JOHN NICHOLS, JOLIE School Play, 1. Pep Club, 2-3; Class Secretary, 3 NOBLE. MICHAEL Football, 2; Honor Roll, 14; CSF, 24; Academic Committee, 34; Secretary of Academics, 4; Intramural Basketball, 3-4 NORTON, DENNIS Football, 14; Basketball, 14; Baseball, 1-2; Block E, 1-4; FFA, 2-3; Track Manager, 2 O’CONNELL, TIM - Transfer O’KEEFE, MAUREEN - Transfer OGLESBY, CATHY Representative Assembly, 1; J V Basketball Yell Leader, 2; Pep Club, 2-4; Class Yell Leader, 3; Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 4 O’QUIN, MICHAEL OTT, CHARLES Basketball, 1; Baseball, 2; Block E, 1-2 OULMAN, SHARON OWENS, LF.ANNA PAGE, RICHARD • Transfer PALMER, RE ANN IE - Transfer Majorette, 3-4; Honor Roll, 3-4; Teen Center Rep. from EHS, 3 PARISE, TONI CSF, I-4; Pep Club, 1-4; Football Songleader, 4; Class Yell Leader, 2; Junior Prom Decoration Chairman, 2; Honor Roll, 1-4; Homecoming Chairman, 3-4 PEARSON, JOHN PEARSON, LORAYNE Election Board, 3-4; Secretary of Elections, 4; Pep Club, 3; Student Council, 4; GAA, 4 PENLAND, RANDY PERSLING, JILL PESTERFIELD, SUSAN A Capella, 3-4; Band II, 3 PETERSON, BRENT - Transfer Football, 2-3; Baseball, 2; Basketball, 2,4; CSF, 2; Honor Roll, 2-4; Student Body Vice President, 4; Academic Committee, 4; Block E, 2-4; Boys' State, 4 PETERSEN, DOUG Football, 1-3; Basketball. 1-4; Baseball, 1-4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Block E President, 4 PEVEHOUSE, DERYL Football, 1; Basketball, 1 PHILLIPPI, COLIN Stage Band, 1-4; Pep Band, 1-4; Marching Band, 1-4; Landscaping Committee, 4; Honor Roll, 3-4 PIERCE, KEN PIERCE, LYDA CSF, 1-4; Honor Roll. 1-4; Basketball Buzzy, 3; Representative Assembly, 4; Tennis Team, 2; Debate, 1-2; Model U.N., 3; Model U.N. Ambassador, 4; Mock Election, 3; NMSQT Letter of Commendation, 4 PITTS, SHERRIL PLESHA, MICHAEL Track, 3; Stage Band, 2-3 PORTER, DIANA Representative Assembly, 1; Class Treasurer, 2; Pep Club, 1-4; Student Service, 3; Football Songleader, 3; Head Basketball Songleader, 4; Head of Welcoming Committee, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Student Council. 4 POTTER, STEVEN POULSEN,LES Football, 1 PRATHER,DEBRA Honor Roll, 1-4 PRIDDY, VERNON PUTMAN, KEN Football, 1-4; Track, 1-2; Intramural Basketball, 2 QUIBELL, KAY RAMSDELL, WILLETT Golf, 2-4; Intramural Basketball, 1-4 READ, GARY Football, 2 REEVES, DOUGLAS Radio Club, 1-4 REYNOLDS, CYNTHIA Pep Club, 1-4; FHA, 1-4; Representative Assembly. 2; Student Council, 3 RHINEHART, JESSIE A Capella, 2-4; Drama, 3 RHOADES, DARLA Honor Roll, 4 RHYNE, GARY Track 2 RICE, JOANNE - Transfer Stage Band, 4 RIDER. ROSE Pep Club, 1 -4; Class Yell Leader, 3; Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, 4; Track Service Club, 3-4 RIEWERTS, NANCY RILEY, HENRY Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-2; Baseball. 2; Track, 1 RILEY, MICHAEL-Transfer RISLING, GARY Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-2; Baseball, 2; Baseball Mgr.. 4; Track, 2; Wrestling, 1-4; Wrestling Co-captain, 4; Radio Club, 2-3; Block E, 1-4; A Capella, 2-3; Intramural Basketball. 2 ROBERTS, JOANNA - Transfer Student Council, 4; Pep Club, 3-4; FHA, 3-4 ROBINSON, ROXANN - Transfer RODGERS, MICHAEL Basketball, 1-4; Football Mgr.. 4; Block E, 1-4; Student Council, 4; Student Service, 4; Representative Assembly, 2; Class Yell Leader, 3 RODMAN, TERRY ROESNER, DUANE Representative Assembly, 2 ROGERS. DAVID ROSE, CHERYL FHA, 1-4 ROSS, DEBBIE Pep Club. 1-4; Class Yell Leader, 1; Representative Assembly, 1-2; Head J.V. Football Yell Leader, 2; Football Songleader, 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate, 3; Junior Prom Queen Candidate, 3; Football Yell Leader, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 4 ROSS, JIM FFA. 1-4 ROSS, TOBY Basketball, 1-2; Football, 1-2; Track, 1-2; Football. 3 RUTLEDGE, JOHN - Transfer Hornets Nest, 3 SANDERS, CONNIE SARGENT, ERIC Football, 1-3; Track, 3; Representative Assembly, 4; Shakespearean Festival, 4; Block E, 1-4; Intramural Basketball, 2-4; FFA, 3-4: A Capella, 4; Christams Play. 4 SATTERWHITE, KIETH - Transfer Wrestling, 2-4; Track, 2 SCHUELE, MARILYN Pep Club, 2 SCHULTENS, STEVE Class President, I; Welcoming Committee, 1-2; Football, 1-2,4; Baseball. 1-4; Block E, 1-4; Block E. Executive Board, 4; Intramural Basketball, 3-4; Basketball, 1-2; Representa- tive, 4 SCOTT, ALAN SELBY,CATHIE Band II, 1-4; Stage Band, 2-3; Pep Club, 3 SELLIN, STEVE-Transfer Football, 1-2; Drama, 3 SEYMORE, RICK Football, I SHELBY, KEVIN Stage Band 3-4; Band I, 3; Student Body Vice President, 4 SHEPPARD, GEORGIA SHORT. DAVID CSF, 1-4; Pep Band, 1-4; Pep Band Leader, 3-4; Stage Band, 2-4; Football. 2; Baseball. 2; Representative Assembly, 4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Academic Committee, 4; Band II, 1-4 SHORT, RUSSELL SIMONIS, GEORGIA GAA, 1; Pep Club, 2 SIMONIS, MELINDA Representative Assembly, 2; Pep Club, 1-4 SMITH, CHARLOTTE - Transfer GAA. 2 SMITH. DON Football, 1-4; Representative Baseball, 1; Radio, 2-3; Assembly, 1; Track, 2-3; Band, 1-3; Pep Band. 1-4; Stage Band, 2-4 SMITH, MARTHA Election Board, 4 SMITH. PAMELA Pep Club, 1-4; Pep Club Secretary, 4; Representative Assembly, 1-2; Track Official, 3 SMITH, STEVEN Band, 2-4; A Capella, 4 SMITH. SYDNEY CSF, 1-2; Election Board, 1-2, 4; AFS, 1 4 STAMPFLI, MICHAEL Football, 1-3; Track, 2-4; Block E, 2-4 STAUBER. DOUGLAS CSF, 1-4; Athletic Finance Committee, 3-4 STAYER. LEONARD FFA, 1-4; Football, 1-2 223 STEVENSON, KRIS Honor Roll, 1-4; Christmas Play, 4; Drama, 4; Pep Club, 1-3; Representative Assembly, 1; Shakespearean Festival, 4 STILES. LARRY - Transfer Football, 2-3; Track, 2-3 STONE, BILLIE Glee, 1 STONE, DAN Football, 1 STONE, RICKY FFA.2-4 STORY,GREGORY Wrestling, 4 STYMUS. LANCE Radio Club, 2-3 SULLIVAN, LINDA SYBERT, BARBARA Representative Assembly, 3 TESS1ER, LARRY THOMPSON. DARLENE GAA, 1-3 THOMPSON, JACK T1MPE, CLAUDIA TOMPKINS, DANNY Football, 1-2 TOWNSEND, TOM TREKELL, L1NDAJANE Top Magazine Salesman, 1 TRUAX, DAVID Football, 1-2; Track, 1; Class Treasurer, 4; Debate, 3; A Capella, 4 TRUETT, CHARLES Baseball, 4; Intramural Bas- ketball. 1-4; Honor Roll, 3-4 TUCKER. CAROLYN TURNER,BERN TURVANI, MARGHER1TA - Transfer Model U.N., 4; AFS, 4 TYLER, DEBBIE Pep Club, 2-4; Representative Assembly, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Track Service Club, 3; GAA, 2-3; FHA, 2-3 VAN ERT, MICHAEL Football, 1-2; Track, 2-4; Block E,3 VAN FOSSEN, JEN - Transfer GAA, 2-4; Class Representative, 2-3; FAA Vice President, 3; GAA President, 4; Marching Band, 2-4; Pep Club, 3-4; Basketball Intramurals, 3-4; Honor Roll, 2-4; Basketball Buzzy, 4; Fencing Intramurals, 4; Stage Band, 3 VAN GASTEL, LAURA - Transfer A Capella, 4; Drama, 4; Honor Roll, 4 VAN WAGENEN, SUSAN Representative Assembly, 4 VAUGHN, KIRK VINUM. BONNIE - Transfer V1SCAINO, SHARON VONDERSCHEER, ERIC CSF, 1; Honor Roll, 1-4; Football, 2; Track, 2; Wrestling, 2-4 WALDEN, CHERYL WARD, SCOTT Student Council, 4; Track, 34; CSF, 3; Band II, 3-4; Stage Band. 3-4; Drum Major, 4; Honor Roll, 34; Pep Band, 3-4; Honor Band, 34 WATKINS. BRUCE WATSON, DANIEL WEAVER, PAUL - Transfer Basketball Mgr., 3; Represent- ative Assembly, 2,4 WEBB, JAMES - Transfer Football, 2; Baseball. 24 WEILAND, FORREST Football, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2; Baseball, 1-3; Block E, 1-3; Class Vice President, 1,3; Election Board, 3 WEIS, MARSHA Representative Assembly, 1; Class Yell Leader, 1,4; Welcoming Committee, 2 WETMORE, BONNIE A Capella, 14 WHISENHUNT, GEORGE Intramural Basketball. 4; Lion’s Club Speech Contest, 4; Drama, 2; Radio Club, 4; School Play, 3; CSF, 14 WHITE, MICHAEL Chess Club, 1 W1LBOURN, CHARLES Football, 1.4; FFA, 14; FFA Officer, 24; Baseball, 4 WILHELM1, STANLEY Representative Assembly, 3; Track, 4; Intramural Basket- ball, 34; Class Yell Leader, 4; School Play, 4 WILLIAMS, LARRY WILLIAMS, LYNETTE WINTON, STEVEN WOOD, LINDA WOODFORD, MARGARET Representative Assembly, 2; AFS, 24; Tree Planting Committee, 2; CSF, 14; Athletic Finance Committee, 34 WOODHOUSE, DEBBIE Drama, 4 WOODMANSEE, TAR1LYN Honor Roll, 24 WORD, CRAIG Stage Band, 14; Pep Band, 1-2; Band II, 14; Class President, 2; Mister Irresistible, 3; Intramural Basketball, 14 WYLIE, FRANK Tennis, 1-2; Football, 34; Representative Assembly, 3; A Capella, 1,4; Honor Roll, 2; Model U.N., 4 YBRIGHT, YVONNE - Transfer GAA, 4; FHA, 4; Student Accreditation Committee, 4 YOUNG, DEBORAH 224 Abbe,Jenny 186 Abbott, Alan 186 Abbott, Cathy 154 Abbott, David 11 Adams, Gregory 11 Adams. Roger 11 Adkins, Alan 11 Adkins, Pamela 186 Adsit, James 123,186 Alexander, Deborah 186 Alexander. Marcella 186 Algiere, Ray 174 Alkire, Howard 186 Allebach. Paul 154.186 Allen Dorothy 186 Allen Linda 11 Allen, Mary Ann 155,174 Allpress, Barbara 186 Allpress. Billy 174 Allpress, Debra 163,186 Amacker, Daniel 186 Amacker, Miles 11 Amacker, Richard 154,174 Amen. Gail 186 Anderson. Diana 186 Anderson, Donald 106,109,186 Anderson, Gregory 104,174 Anderson, Kenneth 149,174 Andrson, Maryann 11,155,162, 163 Anderson, Michael Anderson, Terrance 187 Anderson, William 106,186 Andree, Tammy And rest, David 187 Andrest, Harry 11,154 Andrew, Sandra Andrew, Scott Andrews, Ed 106 Andrews, Leroy 158 Anthony, Kathy 11,33 Armstrong. Robert 174 Arnett, Kraig 154,187 Arnett, Heather 11 Arney, Margie 80,148,174 Arnold, Katherine 187 Arrington, Tom 187 Ashby, Shannon 155,187 Atchley, Candace 64,187 Atchley, Harry 187 Atchley, Roxanne 11 Azevedo, Mark 11,60,147,174 Bader, Kerin 174 Bagula, Linda 174 Bailey. Ricky 104,110,147,174 Bailey, Stephen 174 Baker, Jacalyn 187 Baker, Jeanne 174 Baker, Jerry 106,166,186,187 Balding, Catherine 174 Balfrey, LuAnne 161,163,187 Barnes, Darlene 11,155 Barnes, Ken 187 Barnes, Mike 158 Barney. Ralph 174 Barnhart, Tim 187 Barton, Edward 11 Bascom, Beverly 154,164,187 Bascom, Newell 174 Basinger, Phillip 174 Bates. Timothy 187 Bauer, Linda 175 Bauer, Susan 187 Bauer, Terri 11 Baugh, Dan 175 Baughman, Chris 187 Bawcom Rick 187 Beebe, Jack 10,11 Bellinger, Jacqueline 161,187 Bellinger, Wade 11 Beltz, Diane 11,164 Beltz, James 106,187 Bennett, Russell 11,164 Benoit, Rita 12,36 Benson, Dave Berckmoes, Mary 159,175 Berry, Kathleen 154,187 Bertagnolli, Alfred 12 Beyer, Daniel 175 Beyer, Diana 187 Bickett, Connie 36,175 Biek, David 12,146 Biek, Jim 164,175 Bishop, Diane 175 Bivin, Larry 150,175 Black, Patricia 81,161,163,187 Black, Shireen 39,175,185 Black, Walter 164,187 Blackmon, Dennis 34,175 Blaisdell, Cathy 187 Blakesley, James 175 Blankenship, David Blom, Laura 187 Blue. Karen 12,64,65 Blue, Stephen 175 Blumenstein, Diane 164,175 Boales, Deon 12,36 Bodine, Elizabeth Boe hie, Gregory 12,80,166 Bollinger. Debby 162,163,175 Boone, Leroy 35,175 Booth, Robin 175 Borders, Corinne 175 Bossert. Kathy 12 Boswell, Debbie 187 Boswell, Lana 12,33 Bosworth, Laine 174 Bouyear, Mark 175 Bowden, Barbara 148,175 Bowden, Steve 175 Bowden, Theresa 148,187 Bowen, Steve 12,158 Bowman, Brook 187 Bowman. Forest 12 Boyer, Steve 175 Boyle. Steve 175 Boynton, Barbara 175 Brady, David Brand, Laura 12 Braun, John Braun, Larry 34,45,175 Braun, Margaret 12 Bray. Bill 175 Bray man. Sheila Brazelton, Kelly Breedlove. Robert (Kelly) 10,12,147, 168 Brewen.Joni 187 Brewer, Clyde 158,187 Brigmon, Jean 175 Brim, Andrea 175 Brissey, Linda Brock, Shirley 187 Brodie, Margaret 161,163,187 Brodie, Theresa 12,146,148, 161 Brollier, Michel 187 Brooks, Bill Broshears, James 41,75,147, 174.175 Brousseau, Rick 12 Brovan, Margaret 154,187 Brower, Noreen 12 Brown, John 187 Brown. Mike 175 Brown, Robert 12 Brown, Steve 61,101,104,147, 168.169.175 Brunett, Bradley 175 Bruton, John 175 Buckingham, Mary 187 Buckingham, Randolph 164,175 Buell. Linda 175 Buick, Robin 175 Bunselmeier, Don 104,175 Bunting, Jaci 12,36 Burcell. Debra 171, 175 Burcell. Steve 10,12,28,104 Burkhardt, Dave 12,81,98,104, 110,112,117,119,166 Burns, Daniel Burns, Janice 13,161 Burris, Charles 175 Burt, Greg 175 Butler, Peggy 187 Byrd, Marian 187 Cadigan, Dennis Cahoon, Craig 106 Cahoon, Glenn 13,187 Caldwell, Daine lo4,187 Cameron, Paula 154,187 Candrian, Margaret 187 Cannon, Patty 187 Cantrell, Cloy 187 Cantrell, Evora 187 Cargile, Dean 188 Carlton, Vince Carother, Phyllis Carothers, James 158 Carr. Brenda 188 Carson, Jeff 175 Carson, Kay 188 Carter, Mark 175 Carter, Randy Carter, Robert 106,188 Cartier, Emmett 188 Casterline, Gary 175 Caswell, Susan 175 Caton, Devin 13 Caton, Kerry 188 Cerro, Gary 175 Champney, Laurie 159,175 Chandler, Kathy 13 Chandler, Ken 13 Chandler, Linda 188 Chapman, Gary 104,167,175 Charles, Merit 13,27,74 Charles, Michael 34,167,176, 185 Chase, Joe 158,176 Chenowelh, Valarie 188 Chenoweth, Wayne 13,188 Chesnut, Barbara 188 Chcsnut, Robert 13,60,70,104, 147 Christenson. Rhonda 188 Christner, Janet 13 Chrysler, Kirk Clanton. Russell 59,174,176 Clark, Duane 188 Clark, Steve 188 Clark, Larry 176 Clary, Jack 13 Claver, Susan 146,188 Clester, Steve 176 Cline, Judy 176 Cline, Murray 13 Clinkenbeard, Jill 188 Clyde. Danny 13 Coats, James 188 Cochrane. Margaret 188 Cockran, Marilyn 188 Cockrell, Brent 13 Cole, Denise 188 Collins, John 13,147 Combs, Bill 106,188 Comnick, Steve 176 Cone, Leyann 176 Connelly, Dan 158,176 Connelly, Kathy 13,158 Conner, Sally 13 Constans, Mark 188 Cook, Elaine 13 Cook, Raymond 188 Cook, Steve 13 Copeland, Mary 161 Cornwell, Ann 188 Cotton, Michael 188 Couts, Lorelei 176 Cowen, Ed 188 Cox,Judy 13 Cox, Patricia 148,176 Craft, Patti 145,161,176 Crane, Leslie 13,35 Creighton, Joan 155,163,188 Crites, Margaret 188 Croft. Judith 14,33 Cross, Claudia Crowe, Kathleen 14,171 Crume, Alan 149,154,176 Cullen, Colleen 176 Cullen. David 188 Cullis, William 14,146 Cunningham, Daniel 164,166,188 Cunningham, Kathy 14,144,148. 164,168 Cushman, Janet 14 Cwick, Darryl 176 Dabovich, Ann 188 Dach, Laura Dale, Gloria Dale, Shirley 176 Daniell, Suzanne 146,188 Darrah, Eugene 176 Darrah, Walter 158,188 Darrell, Rebecca 188 David, Coleen 188 David. Dennis 176 David, Michael Davidson. Daniel 14 Davis, Eddie 176 Davis, Garry 176 Davis. Pam 188 Deckard, Paula 188 Deckard, Susan DeCoito. Gaylene 176 Deetz, John 110,176 Deetz, Linda 188 DeLong, David 106,108.124,125, 188 Delong. Keith 14 Dennis, Debra 14,155 Dennler. Delores 188 Dersch, Wayne 158,176 Detling, Adrienne 188 Detling, Wade 188 Dial. Deborah 33,176 Dicker. Herb 158,176 Dickerson, Michael 176 Dill, Michael 14 Dillard. Warren DiMasi, Cynthia 14 Dingman, Gary 176 DiStasio, John Dodson, Judy 176 Doehne, John 14 Dollahite, Diana Dollar, Casey 188 Dollar. Robert 176 Donahue, Kathleeen 188 Done, Candace 176 Donelson, Fred 34.158 Donelson, Samuel 14 Donohue, Patricia 14 Dorman, Gary 106,188 Dorrell. Rebecca Dowler. Michael 27 Dragoo. Dale 176 Drake, Ron 188 Dubose. James 14,158 Duclos, Deborah 176 Duerr, Gregory 176 Dunbar, Ricky 188 Duncan. Rory 106,127,188 Dunn, Susan 67.188 Dupre, Brad 176 225 Duprey, Linda 176 Duprey. Thomas 14 Durflinger, Debbie 33 Durflinger, Teri 176 Dutton, Mary 189 Dyer, Craig 14.104 Earl, Douglas 14,62,144 Earl. Norma 176 Easley. Bill 110,147,176 Easley. Ron 189 Eaton. Steve 104,147.176 Eaton, Verna 176 Eddy, Lynn 14,36 Ellison, Jim 176 Emler, Robert 106,109,158,189 Engeln, George 14.147 Engle. Marilyn 14,62,167 Erichsrup. Randy Erickson. Eddie 176 Estes, Linda 176 Evans, Richard 189 Fairhurst, Francis (Pancho) 62,75,166,176.177 Farmer. Karen Farruggia. Carmen 148,154,189 Faulhaber, Gui 15,142,148. Feldmiller, Wendy 189 Felker, Don 176 Fellows, Joyce 176 Ferguson. Ruby 171.189 Ferl, Barbara Fernandez, Patricia 15 Ferreira. Kelley 189 Fcrrier, Debra 189 Feuerhelm, Gary 189 Feuerhelm, Glenn Feuerhelm. Joan 159.189 Fidler, Debalene 176 Fifer. Michael 15,171 Fifer. Robert 189 Finneran, Janice 15 Fisher, Cheryl 164,189 Fisher, Floyd 177 Fiske. Charles Fitzgerald. Anne 15.144.148. 164 Fitzgerald. Sally 144.148. 164,167.189 Flaharty, Janet 189 Flanery. Mickey 177 Fletcher, Bryant 189 Floyd, Ricky 189 Foley, Roxie 177 Foote, Peter 106,189 Foote, Stan 15,74.81.104.145, 147,164,169 Forness, Terrance 177 Forseth. Sherry 15 Foster, David 177 Fowe, Ellen 15 Fowler, Dan 106,189 Fraser, David Free, Mary 177 Freeman. Virginia 15,33,169 Freitas, Arthur 15 Fremd. Kim 177 French, Doanld 15,149 Fritz, Jim 164,177 Frost, Allen 10.15,60,104 Gagner, Harold 15 Galewick, Gary 177 Galloway, Nancy 15 Galloway, Sheryl 15 Galyen, Thomasina 189 Gannon, Roger 177 Gannon, Stephen 177 Gardner, Christopher 15 Gardner, Melissa 177 Gary. William 177 Gatts, Anne 15 Gatts, Carol 189 Gaylen, Hazel Gay man, Dennis 189 Geis, Gregg 75,154,177 Gentry. Allyson Gentry, John 177,185 Gentry. Kelley 106 George, Carol 177 George, Philip 164.177 Gerlinger. Fred 171 Gibson. Larry 15.158 Gilbert. Craig 15,102,104 Gilbert, Ralph Gililland, Beverly 177 Gill, Janet Gill, Jerry Gillean, Sue 36,177,189 Gillies, Janet Gillies, Michael 171 Gillies, Randy Gilliland, Graham 189 Giorgi, Brad 15 Girty, Jamie 159,189 Girty.Nedra 177 Glass, Don Glidden, William 154,177 Glorfeld. Jeff 104,177 Goddard. Michael 16,104,158 Goerges, Carla 16,155,162,163 Goldsworthy, Kim 16 Gonzales, Marlene 16 Gourley, George 178 Gordon. John 102,104.166.178 Gouldsmith, Sharia 178 Coyer, Rickey 178 Goyet, Kathleen 178 Graham, Lynn 178 Gray, James 189 Gray, Stuart 189 Green, Nancy 166,178 Green, Richard 178 Green, Tim 104.171 Greenhaw, Marcine 16 Gribble, Patti 161,178 Griffis, Mary 178 Griffith. Mike 178 Griffith, Penny 178 Griffiths. Diane 145,166,189 Griffiths, Susan 16,64,163, 166 Grimes, Michelle 16 Gnshaber, Paul 189 Grokenberger. Cathy 16 Grove. Dale 106.186,189 Grove, Nancy 16 Grover, Mary 189 Grubbs, Colleen 178 Gualtieri, Michael 16,144, 148,154.166 Guest. Kathryn 16 Guitard, Raymond 178 Guiton, Sheri 33,81,178 Gumm. Carol 16 Gumm, Robert 178,184 Gunsoliey, Judith 16 Guthrie, Judith 16 Hagar, Garry 154 Hagar, Gayle 178 Hagar. Larry 16,178 Hague. Nancy 27 Halcomb, Barbara 16 Halcomb, Richard 158,189 Halcomb, Vickie 16 Haley, Henry 178 Haley. James 16 Hall. James 189 Hall. Jeffrey 178 Hall, Terry 178 hallstrom. Grant 178 Hallstrom, Sheldon 16 Halterman, Darrell Hamilton, Mark Hamilton, Mary 161,189 Hammerstaedt, Wayne 178 Hampton, Larry 158,189 Hampton. Lynda 161,178 Haney, Roxanne 189 Hansen. Debbie 155,189 Hanson, Sheryl 39,145,174,178 Harden, Randy 17 Harding, Kelly 178 Harding, Liz 178 Hardy. Jim Harper, Kristine 17,146,148, 164,168,169 Harrington. Daniel 178 Harrington, Danny 17 Harris, Dan 189 Harris, Deborah 178 Harris, John 106 Harris, Linda Harrison, Claudia 163,178 Harry, Charles 17 Harry. Robert Harter, Virginia 148 Hartsock, Jeanne 17 Harvey, Stephen 189 Hathaway, Cheryl 178 Hawkins, Michael 189 Haws, Debbie 189 Haws, Janice 190 Hayes, Jane 148,154,160,11 4, 178 Headrick, Terry Hedin. Vicki Heisler, Terri Henager, Jeffrey 190 Hendricks, Diane 33,151,178 Hendricks, Kay 190 Hendrickson, Gayle 190 Henninger, Martha 164,178 Henry, Mary 17 Hernage, Michele 17 Herndon. Jeffrey 190 Herring, Douglas Herring. Sarah 190 Herrington, Patrici? Hersey, Ken 190 Hess, Bonnie 36,179 Hess, Russell 171,190 Heyler, Debra 190 Hiatt, Sue Hicks, Robert 179 Hight, Barbara 27 Higley, Kathryn 190 Hill. Bryan 149,179 Hill. Charles 17 Hill, Kelly 190 Hill, Steve Hines, Donna 17 Hines, Terry 17,35 Hinshaw.Jim 179 Hipp, Evelyn 179 Hipp, Jay 179 Hipp, John 190 Hironymous, Linda 17,65,163 Hoag, Melvin 179 Hochstatter, Peter 106,186, 190 Hoeft.Jean 190 Hoehn, Sheila 17,33 Hoke, Sylvia 17 Holbrook, Laurie 190 Holcomb, Odette 190 Holcomb. Phillip 17 Holcomb, Samuel 190 Holland, Debbie 161,179 Holland, Mary Ann 161,190 Honsvick, Deborah Hooper, David 179,184 Hooper, Kenny 17 Horn, Randy 190 Horr, Laura 17 Howsman, Russ 190 Hubbard. Sherrie 10,17,164 Huckstep, Carla 17 Hudman, Leanna 190 Huff. Montie 190 Huff, Steve Huffman, Gene 17 Hufford, Deborah 36,179 Hufford, Kenneth 158,190 Hughes, Marlene 18 Hulse, Douglas 190 Hunt, Gail 18,36 Hunt, Marsha 18,169 Hunt, Joy 190 Hunter, Cynthia 64,145,163, 164,179 Husted, Richard 18,154 Huston, Debbie Huston, Edward 158,179 Huston, Kathy 18 Huston, Patty 190 Huston, Sharon 179 Hutchens, Marilyn 190 Hutchens, Mary 18 Hutt, Dennis 18 Hyatt, Marcella Imel. Judy Ingram. Hal 34.104,166,179 Irvin, Earl 18 Irvin. Nancy 186,190,191 Irvin. William 18 Irwin, Randolph 106,190 Jackson, Candace 18,35 Jackson. Stephen 153 James. Allen 190 James. Donna 36,159 James. Gregory 179 James, Lonny 158,179 Jauch, Ralph 190 Jay, Theresa 18 Jenkins, Roxann 179 Johnson, Arthur 158.179 Johnson, Claude 190 Johnson, Collette 18 Johnson, David 18,106 Johnson, Debbie 49 Johnson. Dirk 190 Johnson, Gary 190 Johnson, Gerald 106 Johnson. Glync 154,179 Johnson, Jack 81,104,179 Johnson, Jacque 179 Johnson, Randy Johnson, Sandy 190 Johnson, Shelley 36,179 Johnson, Thomas 18,40,104,147 Johnston, Craig 179 Johnston, Catherine Joksch, Julie 190 Jones. Candace 179 Jones. Dan 147,179 Jones, Joyce 179 Jones, Linda 27 Jones, Linell 18,60,61.64, 163,168 Jones. Rodney 147,179 Jones, Sharon 190 Jones. Sonia 179 Jordan, Cynthia 179 Jordan. Deborah 18 Jose, Diane 179 Journey, Deborah 33,179 Kaiser, Kathleen Kaiser, Kristine 190 Katzer.Judy 179 Kaufner, Bruce 27 Kautz, Debra 190 Keefer, Earlene 190 Keenan. Janice 18 226 Keenan, Mike 190 Kelley, Greg 190 Kellogg. Richard 179 Kelly, Charles 147,179 Kendall. Reita 179 Kendall. Terri 18 Kenstler, Allen 18 Kenstler, Dirck 190 Kerr, Marlene 161,163,179 Kesler, Byron 179 Kimball, Don 147 Kimbrough, Bruce 18,61,101, 104,147 King, Steve 190 Kingsbury. David Kingsbury, Donna Kingsbury, Judith 190 Kingsbury. Robin 179 Klasson, Katherine 190 Knapp. Kirk 19,110,112,114 Knight, Kathryn 19,166 Knight, Philip 19 Knott. Jeffrey 190 Knox, Candace 19 Knutson, Mark 19 Koch, Robin 191 Koeplin. Mary Koeplin, Sharon 191 Kozak, Gary 191 Kraft, Lon 179 Kranig, Lynctte 155,162,163,179 Kriegh. Susan 19,36,163,166 Krogh, Patricia 19,36 Kross, Marsha 191 Kukli h, Helen Kurth, Debbie Kurtz. Mary 19,145,163,166 Kurtz, Phillip 104 Kurtz, Randall 191 LaFond,John 179 Laisen, Valerie 191 Lamb, Claire 64,191 Lamb. Elaine 171,179 Lendman, Paul 19 Lendman, Susan 167,180 Lenser. Gregory 19 Leonard, Gary 19 Leonard, Linda 163,191 Leonard. Rick 104.110,113, 118.147.174.180 Lewis, Gordon 104,147,164, 168.169.180 Lewis, Janet 19,64,65 Lewis, Janis 19 Lewis, Jim 110,180 Lewis, Pat 19 Leyva, Pamela 180,194 Light, Sandi 180 Link, David 180 Link Rosanna 20,160 Linsc, Richard 20 Linton, Richard 106,191 Livingston, Michael 164,191 Lloyd, Jamie 191 Lockwood, Rochelle 180 Longnecker, Mark 191 Longnecker, Robert 20,104,147 Lonnberg, Fred 154,191 Lonnberg, Greg 20 Lowe, Deidre 20,28 Lucas, Shelley 20 Lukes, Mary 174,180 Lusk, Vicky Lyford, Joe 191 Lyford, Linda 180 Lyman, Dennis 192 Lyman, Robert 180 Lynch, Tania 192 Lyon. Marvin 158,192 Lyons, Patrick 106,186,192 Lyons, Laurene Lyons, Vera Maddelein, Robert 180 Maddox, Patty 180 Madison, Richard 20 Maher, Edward Mahoney, Ca rl 166,180 Mahoney, Dorothy Main, Bruce 101,104.164,166, 180 Mancebo, Patricia 192 Manning, Michael 180 Marsh. Joey 80,106,192 Martin, Cindy 192 Martin, Linda 163,192 Martin. Penny 20 Martin, Rena 182 Martindale, Donna 192 Marx, Deborah 180 Masher, Ross Masl. David 20.104.147,166 Masl. Scott 106,192 Maslin, Alan Maslin, Michael 180 Masterson, Kelly 180 Masterson, Patrick 20,49 Mathews, Marianne 20,36 Matous. Kathy 145,161,192 Maynes, Jan 155,192 McEntire, Gus 106,192 McCannell, Rodney 20 McCaslin, Daine 180 McCulley, Virginia 180 McCutcheon, Debbra 20,33, 155,159,162,163,168,169 McDannald, Latricia 20,64 McGarity, Beverly 192 McGarity.Joe 180 McGregor, Dean 70.104,166.180 McGuire, Michael 180 Mclndoo, Robyn 180 McIntosh. Ted McKee, Diane 192 McKee, Gail 20,161,168,169 McMartin, Bruce 20 McMartin, Ellen 192 McPhail, Steve 192 McPherson. William 180 McRoberts, Joe 106,192 McSwan, Donald McWilliams, Tom 180 Measles, Martin 180 Measles, Philip Mecham, Brenda 20 Meeks, Steve 20 Melton. Kathleen 180 Melton, Kathryn 180 Melton, Lora 27 Merrick. Deborah 192 Metheny, Bruce 20,158,171 Meyer, Nancy 163 Milam, Cathy Miles, Linda 192 Miller, Bernard 164,180 Miller. Bruce 10,20,81,147, 166,171 Miller. John 181 Miller, Karyn 181 Miller, Margaret 192 Miller, Roxie 192 Miller. Rusty 81,166.181 Millhouse, Krys 192 Miranda, Diane 158,192 Mitchell, Dianne 192 Mitchell, Larry 154.181 Mlcoch. Shannon 51 Modisett, Juanita 167,181 Moffat, Michael 21 Moffat, Randy 106,192 Monahan, Riley 181 Mook, Steve 158,192 Mooney, Leesa 150,181 Moore, Helen 193 Moore, Margo 163,193 Moore, Robert 181 Morefield, Daniel 21 Morehouse. Teresa 193 Morey, Barbara 21,36,148 Morgan, Gaylon Morgan, Noeleen Morris, Mark Morris, Ronda Morrison, Michael 106,193 Morrson, Cliff Mors, Mark 166,193 Mors, Sue 21,36 Morton. Roxanne 21,62,64 Moyer, Dave 167,181,185 Moyer, Dean 21,110,147,168 Muir, Sharon 193 Munson, Traci 21 Munns, Wendy 36,148,181 Murphy, Nola 193 Murray, Connie 181 Myers, Lorelei 21 Myers. Ray 41,181 Myers, Terry 106,193 Nachreiner. Karen 161,163,193 Nadeker, Marie 21,28,166 Nakervis, Pamela 193 Narum Gregory 21,164 Narum, Jeffrey 193 Nash, Maureen 193 Nason, Jim 181 Natina, Michael 21.29,60,110, 116,147,168,169 Neel, Dale 193 Nelson, Kenny 181 Nelson. Steve 154,181 Nether land, John Newens, Jan 163,193 Nichols, Jolie 21,29 Nichols, Susan 193 Nickels, Susan 193 Nicol. Jim Nicol, Patty 64,193 Noble, Karen 193 Noble, Michael 21,62,144 Norris, Robert 193 Norton, Allan 193 Norton, Dennis 21,104.110,111, 115 Norton, Terry 147,181 Nowlin. Jeff 193 Nutt, Sheri 181 O’Keefe, Kevin 193 O’Keefe, Maureen O’Brien, Carol 181 Oglesby, Cathy 21 OUar, Denal 193 Olson, Robert 158,193 Olson, Tina 39,181 O’Quin, Michael 21 O’Quin, Sharon 193 Orr, Thomas 181 Orwig. Don 51,166,193 Ostrom, Mark 181 Ott, Charles 21 Oulman, Lois Oulman, Sharon 21 Oulman, Toni 181 Owens, Leanna 21 Padgett, Wayne 39,181 Page. Arlan 193 Page. Richard 21 Palanca, Nancy 193 Palmer, David 181 Palmer. Eddie 193 Palmer. Reannie 22 Palmer, Sharon 193 Parentice, Patsy 193 Parise. Toni 22,64,65,163 Parish. Jeff 166,181 Parisotto, Ginny 151,164,166, 181 Parisotto, Joseph 193 Parker, Linda 36,161,181 Parker, Ralph 193 Parker, Tricia 193 Parks. William 181 Parrish, Tricia 161 Pasero, Ernest 104,158,181 Pasero, Robert 106,168,186,193 Passmore, Jerry 181 Patton, Lin 181 Pearson, Stephen 193 Pearson, John 22 Pearson. Linda 182 Pearson, Lorayne 22,167,168. 169 Penland, Benjamin 193 Penland, Randy Perry, Susan 193 Persling. Jill 22 Pesterficld, Susan 22,23 Petersen, Douglas 22,102,104. 112,119,147 Peterson, Brent 22,110,144. 166,168 Peterson, Jon 193 Peterson, Judy 155,182 Pevehouse, Deryl 22 Phillippi, Colin 22,154 Phillippi, Mel 154,193 Phillips, Barbara 193 Pierce. David 106,193 Pierce. Ken 22.34 Pierce, Lyda 22,164,166 Pike, Tim 193 Pilkington, Nannett 182 Pitts, Gregory 106,125,193 Pitts. Sherril Plesha. Michael 22 Plount, Steve Porter. Diana 22,145 Porter. Steven Poulsen. Leslie Poulsen, Linda 155,186,193 Prather, Debra 27 Prather, Mike 182 Priddy, Vernon Proctor, Daniel 164,193 Provine, Ronald Pryor, Debbie 182 Pullen. Jack 182 Putman. Ken 22,104 Pyshora. David 164,193 Quibell, Kay 22 Quigley, Ross 194 Rader, Cary 194 Ramsdell. Peter 164,194 Ramsdell. Willett 22 Ramstad, Randy 182 Randall. Blake 103.104 Randall. Chris 106,194 Randolph, Bryce 166,194 Ransom, Andrea 164,194 Rappleye, Kathy 182 Rasmussen, Marc 154,166.194 Rasmussen. Todd 66,75,166, 182 Rathbun, Doug 46,106,154,194 Ratliff, Lois 182 Rauch, Robert 182 Read, Gary 22 Reagan, Linda 27 Reed. Cathi 163,182 Reed. Loraine 194 Reed, Matthew 182 Reed, Robin 194 Reeves, Douglas 22 Reeves, Terri 194 Reynolds. Cynthia 22,159,163 Reynolds, Donald 164,194 Rhine hart, Farree 23 Rhoades, Darla 23 Rhoades, Leslie 194 Rhyne, Curtis 102.104,154,182 Rhyne, Gary 23 Rice, Joanne Richter, William 194 Rider, Rose 23 Riewarts, Nancy 23 Rilev, Henry 104 Riley, Michael 23 Rinehart, Roalnd 194 Rislmg, Gary 103,104 Risling, Mary 194 Roberts, Joanna 23,159,163, 169 Roberts. Paul 182 Roberts, Sharon 161,163,182 Roberts, Vern 194 Robertson, Gerald Robinson. Debbie 182 Robinson, Lorena 182 Robinson. Michael 182 Robinson, Roxann 23,33 Rodgers. Diana 33,163,182 Rodgers. Karen 182 Rodgers. Mike 23.49,104,110, 115,147 Rodman, Daniel 158,194 Rodman. Terry 23 Rodrique, Patricia 182 Roesner, Cathy 182 Roesner. Darice 182 Roesner. Deanne 182 Roesner, Duane Roger, David Rogers. Randy 146,164.182 Rook, Janet 194 Root. Michael 106,194 Root, Steven 106,194 Rose, Cheryl 23,148,159 Rose, Ronald 194 Rose, Susan 161,194 Ross, Debbie 23,60,61,64 Ross, Jim 23,158 Ross, Toby 23 Rowan, Richard 104.182 Roy. Douglas 194 Russell, Connie 195 Russell, Robert 195 Russell, Sharon 36,182 Rutledge, John 23,154 Sala, Walter Salinas. Diana Salinas, Jeannie Salter, Donna 195 Sanders, Connie Sandifer, Deborah Santos, Glenn 195 Sargent, Edward 106,158,195 Sargent, Eric 23,28,81,147 Satterwhite, Kieth 23 Scarbrough, William 60,106, 186,195 Schmidt, Carl 182,184 Schmidt, Louann 195 Schnittyer, Mert Schrcck. Richard Schrumph, Robert Schuele, Marilyn 23 Schultens, Steve 23,61,99, 104.147.166 Schwerdt, Pamela 162,163,182 Scott, Alan 23 Scott. Bennett 104,158,182 Scott, Bruce 106.158,195 Scott, Mary 195 Scott, Mike Scott. Kelly 182 Sedillo, Jozette 182 Selby, Cathie 24,35 Sellin, Steve 24 Sewell, Debra 195 Seymore, Richard 24 Shannon, Cindy 163,174,182 Shedd, Michael 195 Shelby, Kevin 24,169 Sheldon, Carla Shepherd. Mike 164,182 Sheppard. Georgia 24,163 Sherrin, Vicki 195 Shira, Larry 158,195 Shira, Mike 182 Shivelv, Denise 182 Short. David 24.144,154,t64, 166 Short, Russell 24 Short, Raymond 182 Shufelberger, Mike 106,158,195 Shufelbergcr, Robin 182 Siemer, Richrd 166,195 Simonis, Georgia 24 Simonis, Melinda 24 Simonis, Leone (Poni) 163,195 Simonis, Phoebe 60,61,64,75, 80,163,182 Sisk. Paula 182 Small. Robin 163,195 Smith, Charlotte 24 Smith, Cindy 195 Smith. Don 24,104.147,154 Smith. Gary 182 Smith, Gloria 182 Smith, Greg 195 Smith, Jerry 182 Smith. Ken 182 Smith, Kerry 195 Smith, Loralee 195 Smith. Martha 24,167 Smith. Pamela 24.162,163 Smith, Raymond 158,183 Smith. Ronald 183 Smith, Ronnie 183 Smith. Steven 154 Smith, Steven 183 Smith, Sydney Smyth, Michael Snethen, Peggy 155 Snider, Rita 183 Snow, Franklin Solomon, Christine 64,145,163 182 Solomon. Daniel 192,195 Somers. Carol Spears, Brenda Spears, Robin 195 Stampfli. Michael 24 Stanley. Steve 183 Staples. Starla 195 Stauber, Douglas 24,156,164 Stauber, Michele 164,196 Stayer, Leonard 24,158 Stayer, Patrick 158,196 Steele. Dennis 196 Stein, Joan 183 Stephens, Cindy 183 Stevens, William 106,158,196 Stevenson, Brenda 196 Stevenson, Kathy 183 Stevenson, Kris 24,28 Steward. Joyce 196 Stewart, Ron 158,183 Stiers, Richard 196 Stiles, Karen 36,155,163,183 Stiles, Larry 24 Stimmel, Delora 196 Stimmel.Galawree St. John, John 183 Stockel, Cathy 183 Stockton, Sue 183 Stone, Billie 36 Stone. Brenda 196 Stone, Danny 24 Stone, Deborah 163,196 Stone, Ricky 24,158 Stone, Roberta 196 Story, Greg 25 Stough, Walter 183 Stowe, Lynn 196 St rauch, Janet 183 Stunrbaugh, Gary 196 Stymus, Lance Stymus, Richard 183 Sullens, Michael 70,106,108, 145,186,196 Sullivan. Diane 155,196 Sullivan. Linda 25 Sullivan, Pat 183 Summa, Clinton 196 Sunderland. Eddie 158,196 Sutter. Lorrie 183 Swoboda. Mary 196 Sybert, Barbara 25 Sybert, David 196 Taff, Katie 196 Taggart. Connie 196 Tatom, Eddie 196 Taylor, Darrell 196 Taylor, Debra 183 Taylor, Donnie 196 Taylor, Roberta 196 Taylor, Shern 183 Teague, Dan 196 Tenscher, Max 164,196 Tessier, Danette 196 Tessier. Larry 25 Tessier, Rodney 183 Thatcher, Steve 164,183 Thien, John Thomas. Anthony Thomas, Charlotte 183 Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Donna 196 Thomas, Lee 183 Thomas, Martiza 183 Thomas, Sharon 183 Thompson, Barbara 36,183 Thompson, Darlene 25,35 Thompson, Jack 25 Thompson. Jeff 196 Thompson, Jolene 183 Thompson, Laura 183 Thomsen, Dave 196 Throop, Kenneth 196 Timpe, Claudia 25 Timpe. Jeffrey 106,196 Todd, Mark 183 Tofflemire, Jennifer 196 Tompkins. Danny 25 Townsend, Leslie 196 Townsend, Tom 25 Trekell, Lindajane 25 Tre the way, David 164,196 Truax, Dave 10,25 Truett, Charles 25 Trumbull, Jo 196 Tucker. Becky 196 Tucker, Billy 196 Tucker, Carolyn 25 Tucker, James Tucker, Jesse Tuggle, David 196 Tupper. Melva 196 Turner, Bern Turvani, Margherita 25,143,148 Tweedy. Penni 183 Twitchell, Kent 166,196 Twyman, David 183 Tyler. Debbie 10,25,70 Tyrrell. Mike 196 Underwood, Michael 34,184 Unger, John 196 Vail, Jeffery 196 Van Doren, Robert 145,196 Van Wagenen, Susan 25,166 Vanatta, Jeffrey 59,184 Vanderzander, Allen 196 Van Eperen, Laura 184 Van Ert, Michael 25 Van Ert, Tim 75,164,168,184 Van Fossen, Jen 25,154.161 Van Gastel, Laura 25 Van Wormer, Robbie 197 Varney, Diane 197 Vaughn, Kirk 25 Vinum, Bonnie 26 Viscaino, Sandy Viscaino, Sharon 26,184 Vonderscheer, Eric 26 Von Husen. John 58,104,105 110,147,164,174.184 Wade, Jeffrey 197 Wade. Madeline 161,197 Wagoner, Robert 184 Walden. Cheryl 26 Walker. Nina Waller. Dorothy 151,161,166, 167,184 Walsh, Patricia 39,197 Walsh, Steve 197 Walters, Terry 184 Walton, David 197 Wampler, Brenda 184 Ward, Scott 26,62,154 Warren, Ricky 197 Watkins. Bruce 26 Watson, Clifford 184 Watson, Jean 197 Watson, Daniel Weatheread, Jack Weaver, Paul 26,166 Webb, James 26 Webb, Maxine 184 Weber, Mike 185 Weborg, Pamela 197 Weiland. Bill 185 Weiland, Forrest 26 Weilbrenner, Steve 59,168, 169,174,185 Weir, Cory 185 Weis, Marsha 10,26 Weis, Michelle 64,197 Welch, Linda 185 Wells. David Wenglcr, Nancy 197 West, Marcella 154,164,166, 197 Westlake, Dennis 197 Wetmore, Bonnie 26 Wheeler. Deborah 197 Wheeler. Debra 159,185 Whisenhunt, George 164 Whisenhunt, Mary 185 White, Debbie 35,185 White, Jackie 185 White, Michael 26 Whitley, Robert 185 Wick, Tim Widener, DeVon 197 Wilber. Greg 158,197 Wilbourn. Charles 26,104,158 Wilbourn, Laura 185 Wiley. Donald Wilhelmi. Stanley 10,26,81 Wilhelmi, Susan 174,185 Wilhelmsen. Cheryl 35,185 Wilkerson. Peggy 33,185 Williams. Debbie 75,163,174 Williams. James 197 Williams. Larry 158 228