Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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Follow the leaderl Taylof Boswell leods varsity football team through the goal posts Lucia, Lucia, Lucia, Walt Lucas participates in the car raly with Lori Marlow and Lucia on the hood. Back so soon? Last year's king and queen. Shane McLemore and Janelle Pasco, return to crown the new king and queen homecoming night

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Ithough the varsity football team was not victori- ous on Homecoming night. Oc- tober 20. the crowd's enthusi- asm was not swayed. The Hor- nets played the Red Bluff Spar- tans. losing in the final two sec- onds of the game by a score of 35-28. The junior varsity, however, was successful in Royalty candidates were Sta- cey Becker, Lisa Mark. Jessica Mercer, Tanya Potilior, Bridget Soares. Matt Barber. Mike Ger- osin, Darrin Holman, Phil Lamon- ica and Ken Shamburg. Last year's king and queen, Shane McLemore and Janelle Pasco, crowned the new royal pair, seniors Holman and Becker. Spirit high, score too low their game against Red Bluff. Homecoming ceremonies were hosted by seniors John Shufelberger and Kim Sublett. Homecoming events were held between the two football games Sophomores won the float competition with the seniors and juniors coming in second and third, respectively. Senior Kim Whaley's Hornet style Co- moro won first place in the car rally. Royalty arrived in limousines. Coronation ceremonies were highlighted with a fire- works display by Bill Hampton Pyrotechnics. Phillip Dawson sang “You Are So Beautiful to follow the announcement of royalty. During half-time of the varsi- ty game the drill team per- formed to the music of the En- terprise band. Senior Heidi Haffner described the Home- coming ceremonies as “the best I've ever seen. Here comet the queenll Seniors Stacey Becker and Darrin Holman are crowned Homecoming king and queen. Hornets go “Up in Smoke! Bill Hampton of Pyrotechnics pulls off another great fireworks display They’re herell Ken Becker and Amanda Shufelberger ride in on the senior float homecoming night

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fi he spirit and sports- manship were what got us go- ing and kept us going this sea- son, said varsity cheerleader Leanne Linebarger. The attempt the cheer- leaders made to promote schoolwide spirit was the bleachers, said Mindy Vande Venter. “The cheerleaders are really a part of the crowd. They aren't ‘stuck-up and were a lot more fun. said Chris Orwig. Football and basketball cheer- leaders got together and held Spirit sparks enthusiasm rooter bus. “The rooter bus was too much money. No one is willing to pay $4.50 to get to a football game, said Charles Stewart. “It just wasn't worth it. Junior varsity cheerleaders performed well despite lack of experience and virtually no crowd response. “We had a lot of fun, but it was hard get- ting up in front of the empty a fundraiser. “It went over well. It was a lot of fun and we raised a lot of money for our uniforms, said junior varsity cheerleader Cathy Brooks. “It was really worth it, she ad- ded. “The cheerleaders really got into it this year, They looked like they had a good time, said Scott Dahl. I think the cheerleaders did a great job represent- ing school spirit. -Jessica Tescher Stand up and cheer! Football Buzzies Teri Pershal and Gerese Velasco a tricky stunt. Rahrahs line up! Lisa Mark. Leanne Linebarger. Gerese Velasco. Pershall. Jodi Ronshaugen and Denise MacDonald relax after the Hot coming assembly JV Cheerleaders (Clockwise from center) Liz Hicks. Julie Almazan. Co Brooks. Mindy Vande Venter, and Lyn Sanford. 4» football rah-rahs