Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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DEDICATION Dedicated to Leo Coleman for his support of the students and their activities. Coleman's at- titude is best reflected through his own words: It has been said, ‘Into each life some rain must fall.’ Admittedly, I've had my share. A pleasant smile, a warm, sincere hello or one embrace from the students of EHS, which made the sun shine brightly in my life. For this, I thank you. Leo Coleman Zap Members - Greg Evans. Tom Nasci- 'to and Gregg Evans. Mrs. Nola Fetters Trisha Hart - 12 Doug Evans - 10 Leigh Hickle - 11 Eric Piearcy - 12 4 you asked for it

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 I would like to see the ratio of boys to girls in each grade.” Steve Mahoney I want to see a pic- ture of Mr. Payton wearing fluorescent socks.” Joel Pelote CAMPUS FIGURES U HV? Are you confused? Are you questioning the presence of this unexpected section in your Vespa? So you want to know the reasons behind it all? Well, let us explain. There is a list of minimum standards a staff is advised to meet when producing a yearbook. Along with these standards, there is also a list of items which should be avoided. Yet this year, the Vespa staff has decid- ed to let you, the student make your own decisions on what should be included in your yearbook. Thus we went about gath- ering input on what the students want to see. After all, we want Vespa to reflect the student. And with your ideas we have com- posed this ... 10th 11th 12th BOYS 272 280 227 GIRLS 232 232 180 TOTALS 504 512 407 GLOWING PAYTON Mark Montgomery - 12 Margie Hess - 11 Shelly Bonnett - 12 Becky Castaneda - 10 Lars Capener - 12 Pepper Best you asked for it

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Learning her lesson Kris Madory takes part in an expected activity familiar with every student — homework. More construction behind the school Due to crowded classrooms, new buildings and portables, such as the new chemistry physics building, become an expected ‘site.’ opening