Enterprise High School - Vespa Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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€»€ Student council has been a worth- while experience for me. I've enjoyed seeing my ideas put to use for the bene- fit of the student body. More accredidationTI Bridget Soares and Karina Keinanen take a break from the mountain of work. A cultural experience? Council members gather together at Ange- lo’s Pizza Parlor to discuss upcoming events. This year, for the first time in six years, the school was accredited. Remember the five page questionnarie you filled out at the beginning of the year? The faculty and student council went through them to see what you think of our school. And guess what? You liked it! What a crew Council members group together to show the student body how much fun they have during the formal meeting. 1985-86 Student Council Council members work their way to the top (of the cafeteria.) student council L

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— Setting and achieving their goals, SC found this — A REWARDING YEAR by Sheryl Dapp Improvement. A goal many set for themselves and few achieved. Student council set about to improve, a goal that most felt was achieved. The first job start- ed last summer with improvement around the campus and many were impressed. The halls were color coded, new bleach- ers, benches and picnic tables were re- ceived and a radio station was initiated. These were only a few of the many cam- pus improvements. As summer came to an end. the class met for the first time to start arena sched- uling. We set up an information table this year to help people arrange their sched- ules to meet their needs.” said council member Joy Reinhardt. It worked really well. It especially helped the sophomores who were going through the experience for the first time.” KEHS ’86 was one of the first goals accomplished, with Bryon Hamilton as station coordinator, the cafeteria was alive with music only three weeks after school had opened. One or two people come up with the idea, six or seven form a committee and the whole class works to- gether to make things happen. That’s what happened with KEHS ’86, and all of the work was worth it!” Hamilton sad. The disc jockeys at KEHS '86 wereHam-i ilton, Shawn Heitman, Matt Neuberget and Steve Mahoney. Homecoming, Spirit Week, better cafe- teria food, and more quality assembles were a few more goals SC achieved ths year. With Wade’s organization Rick’s leadership abilities, the class ra well and we all got along great! sac Jamey Sehon, secretary of assemblies We had a lot of goals. We achieves them and we had fun along the way, said secretary Shelly Bonnett. Wholesome Americans Mike Padgett and Jennifer Shortt show how much they enjoy working on accredidation. Look at ust Advisor Richard Burns. Nicole Lowry. Mike Padgett, and Leona McCoach look on as Lars Capener puts the weeks activities in the marquee. student council i

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Tradition, innovations, enthusiasm create more CLASS UNITY by Lori Cagle The Hornets squeezed into the Man- atowa Gymnasium many times through- out the year to test their vocal ability against the other classes. The mega- phone was a major factor in the competi- tion among the classes at Friday spirit rallies. The winners of the class yells, skits and contests such as the slow-bike riding race were recipients of the coveted mega- phone. The Spirit Stick, used for the first time this year, was captured by the cheer- leaders and the drill team at spirit camps over the summer. Student Body President Wade Ellenberger used the stick to con- trol the noise level during the rallies. It was fun using the Spirit Stick. Everyone responded well, Ellenberger said. Assemblies were under the direction of Jamey Sehon. “The spirit that everyone had made all the work to organize the assemblies worth it,” Secretary of As- semblies Sehon said. Helena Ludecke and her calligraphy classes contributed greatly to the decora- tions in the gym. The drill team, cheerleaders and band kept the enthusiasm up and Hornets rocking. Besides competition, unity was str ly audible. “We are one and Hor power were two traditional unity ,„ The Alma Mater” was also a tradition song at assemblies. It's so funny when the seniors newspapers or paper bags to put dv the sophomores,” junior Sandee Fai said. Forward, marchl Band director Ray Ashton strikes up the band as the drill team and the football team march in the Homecoming assem- bly. Wonder woman Senior Abbie Russell's senior shirt Kicks in 86” complements her massive Hornet muscles. € €• The funniest thing about the assemblies is when the seniors yell at the sophomores and tell them to go home. '9 9 10 assemblies , .. V,' M v } ' J J 'Sr t V • CV 4