Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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Main drag! Dret McHatton and Barbara Wilson cruise Pine Street in his Moonlight Mini Help! Partier Gregg Klatt is questioned by officer Don Ostendorf Who, me? Stuart Natvig's shirt expresses the s ments of most students on Friday night parties nightlife

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sf friends! EHarbqw H e n; they each have tt I relationships, whether lends, teachers, are the most j ! student lives Each | celebrated the joys sorrows and accompanied such relationships opportunities throughout the school year ( friends dnd couples a chance to show affection and appreciation for each other Sharing a nde and fries at Burger King dunr lunch meeting with friends at football games Love warms EHS and attending class formals contributed tc happy friendships With each relationship each student shared and gave a special par of himself Immeasurable rewards were ceived In return No student will ever the special and close relationships made a Enterprise Many of these relationships probably last a lifetime Double expoturel T rela nships v

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hug a lug! Wendi Davis and Ronnie Liddell select tapes at a T.G.I.F. arty H Did you say PARTY?! When the word party was mentioned, all ears perked up and tuned in to the speaker's voice in hopes of finding out the party time and location. Upon hearing the word, students conjured up images of fun, cerebration, and wild, crazy and unforgettable for forgetta- ble) times spent with good friends. Most students spent Friday afternoons probing for evening ac- tivities. A subtle approach was used in locating parties. Everyone has often heard, What's going on tonight? instead of the more direct “Where are all the parties? Many varieties of parties attracted students ‘Let's cut loose! PTSs I' from every sector of the student body. Students found themselves at birthday parties, Hawaiian luaus, costume parties. New Year's Eve parties and other parties too numerous to mention. The most popular party, which attracted students every Friday, was the T.G.I.F. party. In addition to partying, students occupied their night with other activities. Cruising on the strip, dancing at Grand Central or going out for pizza and taking in a show were other options students took advantage of. After exhausting all these possibilities, students could be seen grinding away at their ever present homework. tflende JND M Get down! Stacey Becker and Mike Gerosin dance at a costume party A secret rendezvous! Jessica Tescher and Rob luera prepare to dance the night away at Grand Central. par nic