Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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Most of us have at least one good friend, someone we can talk to in any situation. How could we do without that special person? And for someone, to confide in return, confirms a true friendship. At E.H.S. no one feels left out: everyone finds a friend. All students are soon pulled in- to the swirl of activities, and thus they soon find friends to treasure for a lifetime. friend True

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Top left: We're close Bottom left: Did you hear the one about the football player? Middle left: But Debra, I said I was sorry. Top Right: Band Buddies . Middle right: We Got Lost... Middle bottom right: Hi, I'd like for you to meet my friend. Bottom right: Senior '86!”

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FACES hoops! Please excuse me.” The words come from a stu dent who seems to be shy and embarrassed — and lost. He is one of the many new students who enroll at EHS each year. Some move here just before school starts; others move in or away in the middle of the year. All have to adjust to a new school and new faces in the crowd; soon, they, too, become faces in the crowd. Some of these new students come from far away even outside the United States, and move and go to different schools regularly. Others, however, are leaving lifelong friends and are uneasy when they first walk the halls of EHS. They are almost afraid to get involv- ed in school activities. But in order to survive at this school and not become just another face in the crowd, new students must become involved in the school's activities, organizations, and social gatherings. That way, others soon take notice, and the new student” is not new any more. 24 Opening S Byrd