Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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TOP LEFT: Mark Dye and Phillip Lewis show the type of defense that terrorized most of Enterprise opponents. TOP RIGHT: Robert Wolff and Ned Diggs “crush the opposition. MIDDLE LEFT: The Wildcat defensive line springs to action after the kickoff. BOTTOM LEFT:Carlos Robinson follows his blockers for good yard- age. BOTTOM RIGHT: Calvin “Rooster” Smith finds an opening and dances through the defensive line for a touchdown. 25

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WILDCATS REMAIN REGION 3 CHAMPS 24 ! The 1980-81 football team had an excellent season this year. Both the offensive and defen- sive line performed well during the regular season and playoff games. The team exhibited great strength on the field and tremendous spirit on the side- lines. For the second year in a row, the Wildcats have made it to regionals and are regional champs. The Cats may not be the state champions this year, but in the hearts and minds of many loyal, Wildcat fans, they are the GREATEST! TOP LEf T: Quarterback Stacy Watson eludes a near tackle. TOP RIGHT: Gene Lolley rolls out for a sideline pass. ABOVE: Craig Florence beats the defender to the ball. FAR RIGHT: It takes more than one tackier to bring down Allen Evans. RIGHT: Offensive guard Ken- neth Waters moves to protect the quarterback.

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WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS This year’s Cats have an excellant season of eleven wins and only two loses. Our region three champs continually exhibit good sportsmanship both in victory and defeat, and local suporters are proud of the way they represented Enterprise throughout the state this football season. TOP LEFT: A Parker player crumbles un- der the weight of the defense. TOP RIGHT: This defender finds out how hard it is to stop one of EHS’s power houses, Calvin Smith. MIDDLE LEFT: EHS’s strong defensive line once again allows only a short gain in yardage. MIDDLE RIGHT: Carlos Robinson kicks for the extra point. BOTTOM RIGHT: The opposing team's defense makes a futile attempt to stop the wildcats.