Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

Curtain Going Up...On The 1955 Musical Extravaganza , % q If PRODUCERS: ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA JOYCE JONES ..........................Editor LAURA BENTON ...............Associate Editor LINDA MARTIN................Business Manager VOLUME XVIII FOREWORD Music is all around us—a softly hummed tune as we journey from class to class, the stirring rhythm of a march at a football game, the nostalgic strains of a nocturne drifting from the music room, the soothing melody of a popular song at the Junior-Senior party, and the solemn chords of a march on graduation night. Because it is so closely en- twined in our school life, the staff has chosen music as the theme of the 1954-55 ENCOALA. PROGRAM Down Memory Lane ........................................Title Page and Foreword We Think You're Wonderful .............................................Dedication Hail To The Chief .....................................................Principal's Message An Apple For The Teacher .................................................Faculty Side By Side .........................................................City Board Harbor Lights ..............................................................Class Officers School Days ...............................................................Classes Memories ................................................Activities and Features Thanks For The Memories .......................................................Ads Mr. Ernest Threadgill and Miss Mary Ruth Lewis We Think You're Wonderful DEDICATION In grateful appreciation for their untiring efforts, their endless patience, their gener- osity in using their talents to lead our school and community toward a deeper and finer appreciation of the music which they love and for their cooperation and years of ser- vice in the making of a better school, we de- dicate the nineteen hundred and fifty-five edition of the ENCOALA to: Miss Mary Ruth Lewis Mr. Ernest Threadgill MR. R. L. BATES Bachelor of Science Master of Science Birmingham Southern University of Alabama PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To you, the graduating class of 1955, I give my best wishes for what the future may hold. High School graduation should be one of the most important landmarks in your life. May these days bring happy memories to you for many years to come, and may this milestone serve as a constant reminder of the possibilities in your challenging future. FACULTY MRS. JOSEPHINE ARMOR Seventh Grade B.S. Troy MRS. MERLE BATES Biology, Language A.B. University of Alabama ■ bought for Torf y Wtrji J T MRS. MARTHA BENTON Seventh Grade B.S. Troy MISS MARY MAC CHANCY Eighth Grade A.B. Huntingdon MISS BETTY CULBRETH Girls' Physical Education B.S. Troy MRS. CAROLYN ELLIS Chemistry, Science A.B. Huntingdon MR. C. F. FEAGIN Diversified Occupation B.S. Auburn MR. H. N. HAWKINS Boys' Physical Education, Science B.S. in Education, Auburn MRS. CAROLYN HARRIS English B.S. Troy, M.S. Auburn MR. CHARLES HOWELL Social Studies, Boys' Physical Education B.S. Troy MISS LEONIDAS JONES MRS. TINA SUE LANE Civics, Commercial Subjects Mathematics B.S. University of Alabama A.B. Berry College FACULTY MISS LOUISE LeCOMPTE MISS MARY RUTH LEWIS Home Economics B.S. Auburn Glee Club, Piano B.M. Chicago College of Music MRS. THELMA MARTIN MR. ROBERT PAUL Mathematics B.S. Auburn Eighth Grade B.S. Troy, M.S. University of Alabama MRS. KATHRYN REEDER Typing A.B. Huntingdon MR. J. W. REEDER Vocational Agriculture B.S. Auburn, M.S. Auburn FACULTY MRS. KATHRYN SEARCY Eighth Grade B.S. Auburn MRS. ROBERTA TOMBERLIN English B.S., M.A. University of Alabama MR. ERNEST THREADGILL Band Director, Science B.S. Troy MRS. MAE WEEKS Seventh Grade B.S. Troy MRS. KATHRYN WHITE MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMSON Social Studies English, Library, History A.B. Huntingdon A.B. Bessie Tift CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Side By Side The members of the Enterprise Board of Education are Dr. J. S. DuBois, Mr. J. R. Snellgrove, Mr. I. H. Sessions, Mr. D. H. Rollins, Mr. J. H. Bromberg, and Mr. H. M. Bryson. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE NEW AND OLD—Our attention is constantly being directed toward the age old and never ending conflict betwen the new and the old. This is the natural and logical process; without the new replacing the old there would be no growth and development. It is interesting, however, to observe how the process sometimes works. The new car, the new furniture, and the new lamp all push the old ones into the back- ground. Sooner or later many re-appear more valuable than they were originally. A parallel is seen in people and ideas. Youth comes along with new methods and ideas which he thinks are superior to those of his predecessor. The parallel goes further because those shelved ideas and methods often re-appear more valuable than once considered. Basically these are the old ideas revital- ized with a contemporary vitamin. As a result the new will be tempered with the old. It is interesting to note for a long time leaders in varied activities have been practicing these pro- cedures which produce a better and stronger product. That which is genuinely and basically good will remain that way regardless of time. May we carry forward all of that which is good in the old and add if to that which is good in the new. Thus tempered, is is our belief that the new will function to the best advantage for the greatest number. J. R. Snellgrove Superintendent CLASS OFFICERS Harbor Lights SENIOR II OFFICERS EARL NOEL . . BILLY HILDRETH DOT MARTIN . . JIMMY IVEY . .... President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer SENIOR III OFFICERS DAVID MARTIN ..........................President JOHN LESTER.......................Vice-President DELORIS ARNETTE .......................Secretary DON ELLIS..............................Treasurer JUNIOR III OFFICERS DOUG ROLLINS . . . :.....................President TEDDY SEAY..........................Vice-President JEANETTE HARRISON .......................Secretary ELOISE MILLER ...........................Treasurer SENIOR I OFFICERS CHARLES ROWE...........................President ANNE SMITH........................Vice-President ViyiAN MURDOCK ........................Secretary SUE BLAIR .............................Treasurer SENIOR III CLASS Auld Lang Syne Deloris Arnette Betty Baker Bernice Bane Colin Barnes Margaret Batchelor Wayne Bowden Juanita Bowers Ben Brackin Angelyn G. Brown Louise Brown First Row: DELORIS ARNETTE, F.H.A. 4, Song Leader 4; Glee Club 2, 3; LO - Z 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Class Officer 4; BETTY BAKER, F. H. A. 2; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; N. J. H. S. 1; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; Pep Club 3,- BERNICE BANE, Cup O' Coffee Typist 3; N. H. S. 4, COLIN BARNES, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 3, 4; MARGARET BATCHELOR, F. H. A. 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4. Second Row: WAYNE BOWDEN, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; JUANITA BOWERS, N.H.S. 3, 4; N. J. H.S. 1; Student Council 3; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 3,- BEN BRACKIN, N. H. S. 4; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4,- ANGELYN G. BROWN, F.H.A. 4, Secretary 4; LOUISE BROWN, Cup O' Coffee Typist 3. SENIOR III CLASS • fS MARY PAT BROWN ANN BRUCE JACK BYRD SARA NELL CARAWAY JOHN PAUL CURRIE RUBY JEAN DEAN ONNIE MAE DILLARD BOBBY DISMUKES EARL DUFFELL JIMMY DUNAWAY First Row: MARY PAT BROWN, F.H.A. 2, 4, President 4; LO-Z 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Girls' State 3; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; ANN BRUCE, Glee Club 2, 4; Band 3; JACK BYRD, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; SARA NELL CARAWAY, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; LO-Z 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 2,- N.J.H.S. 1; Ensemble 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; JOHN PAUL CUR- RIE, Glee Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: RUBY JEAN DEAN; ONNIE MAE DILLARD, F.H.A. 2; BOBBY DISMUKES, Glee Club 4; Football 1, 3, 4; EARL DUFFELL, D.O. 3, 4; JIMMY DUNAWAY, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4. J. Lester, J. Jones, G. Young, and C. Watson sponsors and escorts to the Ozark game. Performers from University of Alabama ED MOON EDMONDS DON ELLIS JOHN M. FAULK HOWELL FLOWERS LAVON GARNEY JAMES GILLIS SUE GLISSON HELEN RAY GRIFFIN BILLIE JO HARDWICK ETHEL HARRISON First Row: ED MOON EDMONDS, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A- DON ELLIS, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 2, 3, A- NJ.H.S. 1; ENCOALA 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; JOHN M. FAULK,” N.H. S. 2, 3, 4,Presi- dent 4; N.J.H.S. 1; HOWELL FLOWERS, Cup O' Coffee Typist 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; LAVON GARNEY D. O. 3. Second Row: JAMES GILLIS, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4; SUE GLISSON, F.H.A. 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; HELEN RAY GRIFFIN, Glee dub 3,- Band 1, 2, 3,- Booster Club 12 3 4- Cup O' Coffee Staff 3, 4; BILLIE JO HARDWICK, F. H. A. 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Booster Club' 3,' A- Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Pep Club 3, 4, President A- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; ETHEL HARRISON' Band 1, 2, 3, A- LO-Z 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; N.J.H.S. 1; Cup O' Coffee Staff 1 2 3 4- ENCOALA 3, 4. ' SENIOR III CLASS JOAN HARRISON JAMES HAYES TED HEATH BILLY HERRING MYRTLE HERRINGTON GARY HICKS BETTY HOLLAND GLENN HOWELL JAMES ALEX HUEY DON HUNDLEY First Row: JOAN HARRISON, JAMES HAYES, F.F.A. 2, 4; TED HEATH, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Baseball 3, 4; BILLY HERRING, D. O. 3, 4; MYRTLE HERRINGTON, F. H. A. 2. Second Row: GARY HICKS; BETTY HOLLAND, Glee Club 2; LO-Z 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; GLENN HOWELL, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; JAMES ALEX HUEY, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee Staff I, 2; ENCOALA 1; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; Boys' State 3; DON HUNDLEY. SENIOR III CLASS LEVY JAMES JIMMIE JOHNSON JERRY JONES JOYCE JONES PASTINE B. JONES PEGGY JONES WILLA DEAN JONES JIMMY LAYTON REBAKING PEGGY LEE First Row: LEVY JAMES, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; N.J.H.S. 1; Cup O' Coffee 1, 2, 3; JIMMIE JOHNSON, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; JERRY JONES, Football 1, 2; JOYCE JONES, Glee Club 2, 3; LO-Z 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 2, 3, 4; ENCOALA 3, 4, Editor 4, Associate Editor 3; PASTINE B. JONES, Cup O' Coffee Typist 3; Withdrawn. Second Row: PEGGY JONES, F. H. A. 2; WILLA DEAN JONES, F.H.A. 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; JIMMY LAYTON, D.O. Club 3; REBA KING, Glee Club 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Pep Club 4; PEGGY LEE, F.H. A. 2. SENIOR III CLASS BUDDY MASHBURN ANNE MARTIN DAVID MARTIN DOUGLAS MARTIN LOFTIN MARTIN First Row: JOHN LESTER, Glee Club 4; Band 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4,- JOHN W. LEWIS, ROBERT LOLLEY, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; BOB MANNING, Football 1, 3, 4; JOE MAX MARSH. Second Row: BUDDY MASHBURN, Football 4; ANNE MARTIN, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; LO-Z 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; N. H. S. 2, 3, 4; N.J.H.S. 1; Cup O' Coffee 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Vice-President 3; Class Officer 3,- Miss Homecoming 4; DAVID MARTIN, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3,- Football 2, 3, 4; ENCOALA 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, President A- Class Officer 3, 4; DOUGLAS MARTIN, Football 1, 2, 3; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; LOFTIN MARTIN, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4,- Glee Club 4; N.H.S. 2, 3; Football 2. SENIOR III CLASS 7He r ROGER MARTIN BOBBY MEREDITH SARA JANE METCALF BOBBIE MILLER BILL MOATES GAYNELLE MURPHY WILEY McDANIEL MARGRET McKINNEY CAROLYN NEWSOME CLAYTON NEWSOME First Row: ROGER MARTIN, Glee Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; N.J.H.S. 1; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; BOBBY MEREDITH, F.F.A. 2, 3; SARA J NE METCALF, F.H.A. 2, 4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 4; LO-Z 1, 2, 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 3, 4, Assistant tditor 3, Editor 4; ENCO- ALA 2, 3, 4; Good Citizenship Girl 4; BOBBIE MILLER, Glee Club 2; LO-Z 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,- Pep Club 3; Class Officer 2; BILL MOATES, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4,- Basketball 1,2. , Second Row: GAYNELLE MURPHY, Cup O' Coffee 3, 4- WILEY McDANIEL, F. F. A. 2, 3, Treas- urer 3,- D. O. Club 4; MARGRET McKINNEY, Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; CAROLYN NEWSOME, F.H.A. 2, 3,- Song Leoder 3; Glee Club 1, 2; CLAYTON NEWSOME, D. O. Club 4; Basketball 1. SENIOR III CLASS OMEGA OLIVER GUS PARRISH VIOLA PARRISH BOBBY PAYNE MELBA PERDUE ROY REEVES JANIE REYNOLDS JERIS SHIRAH THELMA STRICKLAND LOUIE THOMAS First Row: OMEGA OLIVER, F.H.A. 2; N.H.S. 3, 4, Secretary 4; N.J.H.S. 1; GUS PARRISH, F.F.A. 2; D. O. Club 3; VIOLA PARRISH, F.H.A. 2; LO-Z 3, 4, President 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 3; BOBBY PAYNE, D. O. Club 3,- MELBA PERDUE, F.H.A. 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4. Second Row: ROY REEVES, D. O. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; JANIE REYNOLDS, D.O. Club 4, Sec- retary 4; JERIS SHIRAH, F.H.A. 2,- THELMA STRICKLAND, F.H.A. 2; LOUIE THOMAS, D.O. Club 3, 4. SENIOR III CLASS MARTHA THOMAS SHIRLEY THOMAS JOHN W. THOMPSON ELIZABETH THORNTON DONNIE TRAWICK REX WALDEN CAROLYN WALTERS GUY WATERS DORIS WHITE MARTHA WHITTLE First Row: MARTHA THOMAS, F.H.A. 2,- SHIRLEY THOMAS, JOHN W. THOMPSON, F.F.A. 2; D.O. Club 4; ELIZABETH THORNTON, F.H.A. 4; Cup O' Coffee Typist 3; DONNIE TRAWICK, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Second Row: REX WALDEN, F.F.A. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; CAROLYN WALTERS, Cup O' Coffee Typist 3; GUY WATERS, DORIS WHITE, MARTHA WHITTLE, Cup O' Coffee Typist 4; F.H.A. 2. R. MacDonald, B. Bane, J. Pierson, and R. Stevenson sponsor and escorts at Florala game. in, Officers of F.F.A. SENIOR III CLASS CAROL WILLIAMS ERIS WILSON FRANCES WILSON BENNY WOOD JIMMY YELVERTON First Row: CAROL WILLIAMS, F.H.A. 2; Cup O Coffee Typist 4; ERIS WILSON, F.F.A. 2, 4; Glee Club 4; D. O. Club 3; FRANCES WILSON, F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2; BENNY WOOD, F.F.A. 2,- N.J.H.S. 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,- Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 2; JIMMY YELVERTON, D. O. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. NOT SHOWN JON FLOYD DONNA KAY MENELY BETTY SUE MOORE (Withdrawn) Junior High building burned November 25, 1954. Football B team lettermen SENIOR II L J. Adkins Lomax Adkins Rex Andress Laura Benton Margaret Bradley Merle Burkett Robert Byrd Carol Jean Carr Jewell Carmicheal Harold Cotton Foofball Lettermen CLASS Peggy Hanson Robert Harrison Lavelle Hataway Charlotte Hayes Juanita Head Julana Howell Patricia Howe John Hughes Kenneth Hurst Jimmy Ivey Robbie Herrington Shirley Herrington Jeanette Hickmcn Billy Hildreth Shirley Hogan II Ann LeCompte Sue LeCompte Eudell Lee Jack Lolley Lindsay Donald Lolley Lou Dell Maddox Coy Martin Dot Martin Linda Martin Richard Martz Dr. Willis Sutton discusses teenage problems Tony Mathews Terry McCrummen Roger McDonald Dorothey Mclntoch Hubert McWaters Charles Medley Lamar Medley Guy Miller William Mills Annis Moore CLASS Joyce Moore Roy Morgan Thad Morgan Karen Mullins Jo Ann Mynard I Bobbie Owens Bonnie Faye Owens Carolyn Patrick Wonnie Patrick Judson Pierson Anita Pittman Billy Dean Powers Alma Ruth Presley Henry Reagan Bobby Richburg Max Rudd Shirley Rudd Annette Sexton Martha Shehee SENIOR II CUSS Edward Smith Roger Stephenson O'Neil Strickland Alfred Treadaway Bobbie Sue Tindol Patricia Waters Harry Watson Ted Watson Eddie Whitehead Rex Williams NOT SHOWN Shirley Bass Ellen Bowdoin Obie Goodson Clarence Grantham Jimmy Harrison Nina Jordan Robert Kelly Wayne Martin Roger Rudd Autry Waters Clifford Watson Marcella Brown Suzanne Hardwick Carolyn Sue Strickland SENIOR I CUSS I'm Walking Behind You Angelyn Adams James Arrington Donald Auston Rex Barnes Joyce Benton Willie Earl Blackmon Sue Blair Joann Bowers Wayne Bradley Modrey Brown Sara Cardwell Charles Carmichael Gayle Carroll Madelyn Childs Wilbur Childs Gayle Condrey Myrtle Cooley Delinquent Hall — complete with delinquents' Home Ec girls learn many useful arts in their new dream kitchen. SENIOR I Frazier Couch Jack Crable Bob Crosby Barbara Cutts Barbara Daughtry Jimmy Davis Jimmy Dickerson Doris Donaldson Rex Ducker Grace Evans Bobby Joe Flowers Jack Forehand Roger Forehand Edward Gibson Eldridge Gillespie Edward Goodson Patsy Goodson O'Neal Grimes Leonard Flardin Donald Flardwick I CLASS Frances Hargrove Neil Henderson Peggy Henderson Benny Hickman Lavelle Johnson William Johnson Jackie Jones Joann Kelly Joan King Sandra King Rex Kirkland Billy Knight Elinor Layton Jimmy Lolley Charles Mahan Joel Marsh Monroe Mauldin Bonnie McCall Tom Ed McDaniel Mary Helen McGowan SENIOR I Ludwina McIntosh Pansy McIntosh Rex McWaters Sandra Mixson Grace Morgan Joe Morris Vivian Murdock Shirley Murphy Jimmie Lois Nicholes Linda Ann Nolin Carolyn Oliver Bobby Paschal Lomax Patrick Jerry Powell Mary Jo Purvis Gene Reynolds Martha Rhodes Wallace Riley Charles Rowe Nanelle Russell Girls' Ensemble, The Lewaires Glee Club makes trip to Troy. CLASS Helen Simmons Ann Smith Annette Smith Don Smith Kenneth Smith Carlton Speigner Jo Ann Stanford Willene Stroud Sara Nell Thomas Elaine Thompson Harrel Thompson Fred Tice Gayle Tomberlin Becky Warren Julian Watts William White NOT SHOWN: Hillman Batchelor Elgsburn Blackmon Guy Byrd Janice Casey Shelby Jean Cobb O'Neal Floyd Ray Neal Floyd J. C. Gillis Terry Hayes Alice Hudson Betty Jean Hudson Zone Hundley Joe Lee Thomas Ray Moore Ronald Owens Janice Perdue Margaret Sexton Mary Whigham JUNIOR III CLASS Green Years Kay Arey Myra Averette Freddy Bowden Mary Beth Bradley Gene Brown Helms Bruce Annie Merle Byrd David Carr Sara Carr Ed Chancey Joe Christy Julius Christy Gerald Cordle Minnie Earl Cordle Jerry Counts Nell Counts Bob Crable Jacquelyn Dyar Raymond Dye Linda Ellis Suellen Ellis Barbara Flowers Mary Joe Forehand Lester Franklin William Garries Gayle Griffin Shirley Griffin Gloria Grimes Seniors' Team wins Junior-Senior ball game. Anne Martin wins American Legion essay award. JUNIOR III CUSS Joan Hallford Claude Hargrove Jeanette Harrison Wendell Harrison Jerry Hatcher Mary Author Hatcher Jeanette Hayes Jerry Hayes Betty Mae Helms Benny Herrington Eloise Herrington Billy Holland Addie Faye Howell June Hundley Charlotte James Sybel Johnson Jerry Johnson Tempie Jones Eleanor Jordan Florence King Ann Lammons Laura Langley Lanell Layton Olene Lewis Tim Lewis Jerry Lowry Searcy Manning Mary Helen Martin Ia Junior Clots president, Noel, welcomes guests at Junior-Senior Banquet. 'Heave-Ho, My lads' JUNIOR III CLASS Sherrie Martin Ted Martin Clinton Mathews Joanne McDuffie Taylor McEachin Peggy McIntosh Eloise Miller Johnny Miller Charles Mills Billy Mixson Dickie Mullins Byron Nichols David Oliver Jimmie Oliver Mary Jo Owens Shirley Paschal Elaine Phillips Janice Pierson Glenda Pouncey Roy Reagan Mureen Reeves Dan Riley David Robinette J. L. Robinette Gene Rodgers Doug Rollins Teddy Seay Dan Sexton 4 yJ Swing yore partner' JUNIOR III CLASS Margie Shehee Truett Skinner Cleveland Smith Varnell Smith Roy Spears Angelyn Speigner Carolyn Stephens Joyce Strauder Sara Tice Carolyn Tindol Mozel Treadaway Pat Turner Ronnie Walker Lomax Walters Joan Ward Lou Alice Warren Mary Otis Warren Roger Warren Jimmy Windham Phyllis Ann Wood Christine Yarbrough Virginia Yarbrough Una Yelverton Gayle Young NOT SHOWN: Loyd Arnette Don Dukes Helen Howe Helen Mashburn James Nolin Lucy Rowe Jerry Skinner Cecil Sewell Senior ploy cast Sara Nell Adams William Adkins Jeanelle Andress Samuel Andrews Carol Ann Arey Hollis Barnes Bobby Boston Hayward Botts Frances Bowers Carolyn Brackin Billy Brunson Yvonne Byrd J. W. Cannon Ann Carmichael Linda Carmichael Robert Carmichael Joyce Carr Don Carroll Leslie Carroll Paul Chancey Geri Charipar Jimmy Cochran Charlotte Cotton Ed Crosby Peggy Crumpler Sandra Cutts Emma Deal Jimmy DuBois Jerry Dowling James Farris Lynn Ferguson John Finlay Ronald Fulford Max Fuller Lillian Gillenwater Delories Gillispie JUNIOR II Young At Heart CLASS Phil Goodson Guy Grantham Jack Harrell John Harrell Nancy Harrison Sue Dell Hatcher Jane Herrington Bobbie Jo Hickman Annie Merle Hines David Hobbs Johnny Hundley Mavis Ivey Andrew Jackson Betty Ann James Bobby Ray Johnson Tony Jones Morris King Christine Langford Maxine Langford Stanley Lee Raymond Leger Jimmy Logan Frank Maddox Amy Martin Barbara Martin Harold Martin Jerry Martin Jimmy Martin Linda Martin Mary Ester Martin Richard Mauldin Ann McCall Rex McCall Ruthie McCall Wayne Medley Luther Mixon Entries in track meet 'Take me out to the ball game' JUNIOR II CLASS Solly Morris Jerry Motley Carolyn Nolin Mary Jane Norton Alex Odom Bertha Pelham Ray Pilcher Patsy Powers Martha Ann Reagan Martha Rowe Rosalind Russell Earline Sawyer George Sherling John Sherling Billy Wayne Simmons Mary Ellen Sparks Calvin Simmons Wayne Speigner Jeanette Smith Freddy Snell Trell Snow Margaret Stalvey Dennie Swann Terrell Tanner Mary Thames Dorothy Thomas Phyllis Thomason Judy Tomberlin Bobby Mac Tyler Jane Walls Joe Walls Frank Ward Johnny Wesley Charles Williams Shirah Watson NOT SHOWN: Juanita Baxley Ann Hodges Don Shirah Donald Hataway Clara Barberee James Evans Elayne Jackson JUNIOR I CLASS Kenneth Akridge Rufus Allen Eben Averett Sara Batchelor Grace Bowden Joann Bradley Cecil Bradshaw James Brewer Janice Brown Julie Ray Brown Cliff Brunson Freddie Brunson Lamar Brunson Sandra Brunson Glenda Caraway Margie Cardwell Carlton Carr Connie Chancey James Cheshire Johnny Collins David Dean Donald Dillard Jerry Dunford Peggy Dye Georgia Nell Dyke Don Ellis Terry Ellstrom Gene Fennell Jimmy Fennell Billy Finlay JUNIOR I Harriet Fletcher Jerry Forehand Martha Forehand Edsel Gibson Richard Goodson Norma Jean Grant Carol Ann Green Doris Griffin Linda Grigsby Grace Grimes Franklin Griswold Paul Hallford Kenneth Harrison Bobby Hataway Linda Hayes Rosemary Heath Sue Henderson Harry Herring Charles Herrington James Hilyer Annie Clyde Howell Margaret Hughes Wanda Hughes Kathleen Jackson Bernize Johnson Delma Johnson Willie Johnson Jean Jordan Shirley Leger Joe Lewis CLASS James Maloy James Martin, Jr. Peggy Martin Joe McDaniel Robert McDuffie Rita Mclnnis John Meredith Jackie Miller Sheila Miller Mary Moates Doris Morris J. 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Morris Mickey Murdock Elaine Nolin Starla Owens Bobby Paschal Jerry Raybon Jenell Reagen Billy Joe Richburg Bonnie Robinette Roslyn Rudd Mildred Russell Betty Sue Salter Randolph Salter Maxie Searcy Annette Senn Joanna Sims Paul Skinner Allen Smith Louise Spears Festival's sweet bunch of daisies Clowns at the Spring Festival JUNIOR I CLASS Bill Speigner Patricia Speigner Larry Stanford Billy Stanley Elmer Strickland Joseph Sullivan Donnie Taylor Johnny Taylor Ed Thomas Hilda Tice Virgil Tindol Martha Tomberlin Billy Treadaway Braxton Walker Patsy Walker Danny Watkins Billy Watts Billy Whitehead Linda Whitehead Carolyn Williams Peggy Williams Phyllis Wood NOT SHOWN: Jimmy Brock Dora Cain Alfred Gauf Charlie Hanks Jack Harrison Dale Pilcher Willie Pridgen Robert Speed Royce Teakell Carson Brunson Voncille Sewell Elaine Smith Arlene Sorenson Senior girls together twelve years Senior boys together twelve years ACTIVITIES WHAT GOES ON HERE IN MY HEART? 31 (o Enterprise Public Library Enterprise, Alabama 36380 WHO’ S NEATEST MARY HELEN MARTIN and JOHN LESTER We think You're The Tops MOST POPULAR BILLIE JO HARDWICK and DAVID MARTIN W H 0 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED VIOLA PARRISH and DON ELLIS n BEST LOOKING - PRETTIEST BILL MOATES and ANITA PITTMAN BEST PERSONALITY DELORIS ARNETT and JAMES ALEX HUEY CUTEST DAVID MARTIN and KAREN MULLINS W II 0 ’ S WHO MOST INTELLECTUAL LAURA BENTON and EARL NOEL SENIOR II AND III FAVORITES THAD MORGAN and VIOLA PARRISH SENIOR I AND JUNIOR III FAVORITES CHARLES ROWE and DOUG ROLLINS JUNIOR II FAVORITES CAROL ANN AREY and JIMMY MARTIN JUNIOR I FAVORITES Not Shown: CONNIE CHANCEY and BOBBY PASCHAL Somewhere There's Music Music has long been an important factor in our school and community. The high school glee club was begun in 1937 when it consisted of a small girls' chorus. Today there is a mixed glee club of 75 members and a girls' ensemble. The first Enterprise High School Band was organized in 1935. By 1949 there were only 23 band members. Today the band consists of 57 members, including eight majorettes. The band and glee club each presents two concerts each year one of which is usually combined. From the time a student enters the first grade and begins to participate in public school music and the rhythm band until he reaches high school and becomes a member of the band and glee club, he is surrounded by music. Even after school days the community continues to provide musical opportunities for those who are interested. Outstanding among these are the Enterprise Music Club and Community Concerts. Community Concerts are a vital part of musical Enterprise. It is for this reason that we have chosen one of the outstanding artists of the 1954-55 concert series, Mr. Edwin Steffe, as the judge for our beauty section. ’• • 7 .T ' Potsy Goodson, Becky Warren, Linda Ellis, Mary Helen Martin, Karen Mullins, Phyllis Thomason, Dennie Ann Swann, Annis Moore, Head Majorette; Benny Hickman, Drum Major CHEERLEADERS Go, Wildcats, Go Ann Lammons, Jan Franklin, Billie Jo Hardwick, Sara Nell Caraway, Pat Howe and Peggy Henderson Ethel Harrison, Senior III Representative; Kathryn Gillen- water. Senior II Representative,- Benny Hickman, Senior I Repre- sentative. Charlotte James, Junior III Representative,- Jane Herrington, Junior II Representative,- Kenneth Harrison, Junior I Represent- ative. ENCOALA STAFF O HAPPY DAY Mrs. T. E. Williamson, Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Sponsors,- Laura Benton, Associate Editor,- Joyce Jones, Editor. Linda Martin, Vivian Murdock, Business Managers,- Coy Martin, Julana Howell, Photographers. Sara Jane Metcalf, Becky Warren, Mary Joe Forehand, Club Editors. David Martin, Sports,- Sue Blair, Mary Otis Warren, Anita Fittman, Activities Editors. First Row: Goynelle Murphy, Art; Joyce Jones, Karen Mullins, Alumni News. Second Row: Ethel Harrison, Ann Martin, Society. Rosemary Heath, Nancy Harrison, Junior High Reporters; Lin- da Martin, Jeanette Harrison, Kathryn Gillenwater, Distribution. ClIP 0’ COFFEE STAFF Have You Heard Sara Jane Metcalf, Editor; Jane Jones, Associate Editor; Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Sponsor. Annis Moore, Ann LeCompte, Laura Benton, Joyce Benton, Front Page. First Row: Barbara Daughtry, Jacquelyn Dyar, JoAnn Mynard. Second Row: Becky Worrcn, Sue Blair. Standing: Martha Jane Billy Hildreth, Bob Paschal, Helen Ray Griffin, Gene Rey- Rhodes, Mary Helen Martin, Charlotte James, Reporters. nolds. Sports. RATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY President JIMMY MARTIN Vice-President Amy Martin Be The Best of Whatever You Are The National Junior Honor Society was organized in 1950. The club has the same principles as the National Honor Society—Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acter, and Service. The programs this year have been on Aviation. Secretary-T reasu rer Sara Nell Adams Reporter John Finley Sponsor Mrs. John Benton Jimmy DuBois Frances Bowers Billy Brunson Suellen Ellis Lynn Ferguson Mary Joe Forehand Phil Goodson John Harrell Mary Hatcher Charlotte James Mary Helen Martin Sherrie Martin Taylor McEachin Eloise Miller Dickie Mullins Doug Rollins Teddy Seay Dan Sexton George Sherling Varnell Smith Carolyn Tindol Mary Ottis Warren Shirah Watson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I Would Be True'' Membership in the National Honor Society is based on four principles; scholarship, character, leadership, and service. In the year 1954-55, the NHS participated in many activities. It has sponsored presentation of honorary ribbons to students main- taining a high scholastic average. The NHS pre- sented an assembly playlet during Education Week, and presented a $100 Scholarship to a deserving senior. The local chapter was founded in 1927. President JOHN M. FAULK Vice-President ROGER MARTIN Secretary Jane Jones Joyce Jones Anne Martin Coy Martin Linda Martin Sara Metcalf Karen Mullins Earl Noel Viola Parrish Bobbie Sue Tindol Juanita Bowers Don Ellis Levy James Jimmie Johnson L 0 - Z It's a Woman's World President Vice-President Sponsor VIOLA PARRISH SARA CARAWAY MISS LEONIDAS JONES Betty Holland Jane Jones Joyce Jones Sue LeCompte Anne Martin Linda Martin Sara Jane Metcalf Bobbie Miller Karen Mullins Anita Pittman Bobbie Sue Tindal Becky Warren The LO-Z Club was organized 29 years ago in Coffee County High School. The club has been con- tinually active since that date. The LO-Z Club is a service club whose constitution states as its purpose, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote scholarship and to develop mental, spiritual and moral character in its mem- D. 0. CLUB I've Been Working - - - First Row: Jimmy Yelverton, President; Roy Reeves, Vice President; Mr. Charles Feagin, Sponsor . . . Second Row: Janie Rey- nolds, Secretory, Lou Dell Maddox, Treasurer, Louie Thomas, Reporter; Earl Duffell . . . Third Row: Rex Graves, Shirley Rudd, Billy Herring, John Bell Hughes . . . Fourth Row: Wiley McDaniel, Charles Medley, Clayton Newsome, John Will Thompson. Not Shown: Shirley Bass. The D. O. Club is made up of students who attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon in order to learn a trade. The club attends the district D. O. Club convention and sends representatives to the state D. O. Club convention each year. The club motto is Learning to live and earn. President TED HEATH Vice-President BILL MOATES Sergeant-At-Arms BILLIE JO HARDWICK Deloris Arnette Booster, Booster, Be A Booster Secretary-Treasurer ANNE MARTIN Joyce Benton Doorkeeper THAD MORGAN Sponsor COACH HERBERT HAWKINS Laura Benton David Martin Billy Hildreth Karen Mullins The Booster Club was organized in 1924 by J. H. Johnson and 15 outstanding pupils of the high school. The principles of the club are Scholarship, Loyalty, Character, and School Spirit. The one pur- pose of the club is to Serve our high school. The annual football banquet is given by the Booster Club. Another event looked forward to by all the members is the beach house-party usually at the end of the school year. By operating the school store, the club obtains money to support the sports of Enterprise High School. President MARY PAT BROWN Vice-President NANELLE RUSSELL Srs '1 I Secretary ANGELYN BROWN Parliamentarian SARA JANE METCALF Janice Casey Shelby Jean Cobb Gracie Evans Carolyn Oliver F. H. Jan Franklin Peggy Hanson Eleanor Layton Sponsor MISS LOUISE LeCOMPTE Song Leader DELORIS ARNETTE Doris Donaldson Mary McGowa. Elizabeth Thornton V The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. As an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America, it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying our activities related to homemaking. STUDENT COUNCIL Let's Get Together Again First Row: David Martin, President; Eloise Miller, Ann Smith, Vivian Murdock, Jeanette Harrison, Sue Blair, Deloris Arnette, Secretary; Mrs. Kathryne White, Sponsor . . . Second Row: Dot Martin, Teddy Seay, Douglas Rollins, Don Ellis, Treasurer; John Lester, Charles Rowe, Earl Noel, Jimmy Ivey, Vice-President, Billy Hildreth. The Student Council was organized in 1951 and has Mr. R. L. Bates and Mrs. Herbert White as fac- ulty sponsors. Its membership is made up of the class officers of the four senior high grades. This year, the Student Council sponsored Homecoming and sponsored a drive at school for the Com- munity Welfare box at Christmas. F. F. A. Down on the Farm Future Farmers of America is the national organization of farm boys studying voca tional agriculture in rural high schools of the nation. FFA is an intracurricular activity, having origin and root in the instruction pro- gram for boys who wish to prepare them- selves for a successful career in farming. First Row: Tony Mat- hews, Loftin Martin, President; Wayne Bowden, James Hayes. Second Row: Glenn Howell, Jack Byrd, Robert Lolley, Trea- surer; Colin Barnes, Secretary; Roy Mor- gan. Third Row: Guy Waters, James Gillis First Row: Lloyd Wilson, O'Neil Strickland, Bobby Richburg, Hulon Jones, Elliot Dean, Vice Presi- dent; Second Row: Eris Wilson, Lomax Fulford, Ted Watson, Lamar Med- ley, Autry Waters, Harold Cotton. Third Row: Billy Dovis, Jimmy Harrison, Hubert McWaters, Lomax Adkins, Clarence Gran- tham. First Row: Guy Byrd, Wayne Bradley, Don Smith, Willie Earl Blackmon, Joe Lee. Second Row: Don- ald Hardwick, Jack Forehand, James Arrington, Jimmy Davis, Rex Barnes. Third Row: Hillman Batchlor, Tom Ed McDaniel, Bobby Flowers, Thomas Moore, Carlton Speigner, Harold Thompson, Don- ald Austin. Not shown: Obie Goodson, Rex Ducker, John Edward Smith and Cecil Sewell. GLEE CLUB Melody Out of the Blue. First Row: Gayle Condrey, Sherrie Martin, Charlotte Hayes, Ann Bruce, Sandra Mixson, Sue Ellen Ellis, Addie Faye Howell, Ann Martin, Pat Howe, Yvonne Croley, Sara Nell Caraway, Betty Baker, Billie Jo Hardwick, Ann Lammons, Gracie Evans, Eleanor Jordon . . . Second Row: Miss Lewis, Florence King, Eloise Herrington, Patsy Goodson, Peggy McIntosh, Janice Pierson, Patsy Turner, Bobbie Sue Tindol, Reba King, Virginia Yarbrough, Jan Franklin, Jeanette Harrison, Lou Alice Warren, Gloria Grimes, Mary Joe Forehand, Lucy Rowe . . . Third Row: Ann LeCompte, Alma Ruth Presley, Gayle Tomberlin, Gail Carroll, Billy Knight, Billy Deon Powers, Loftin Martin, Roger Stephenson, Dovid Martin, John Paul Currie, Peggy Henderson, Helen Howe, Joyce Moore, Barbara Daughtry . . . Fourth Row: Tempie Jon es, Mary Jean Byrd, Dot Martin, Kathryn Gillenwater, Earl Deal, Ed Moon Edmonds, Bobby Dismukes, James Alex Huey, Jack Lindsey, Eddie Whitehead, Bill Moates, Linda Martin, Joanne McDuffy, Martha Jane Rhodes, Janice Casey . . . Fifth Row: Shirley Hogan, Glenda Pouncey, Jewel Carmichael, Billy Holland, Bobby Yelver- ton, Eris Wilson, John Lester, Gene Brown, Roger McDonald, Charles Mahan, Levelle Johnson, June Hundley, Carolyn Joyce Stephens. Not Shown: Ted Watson, Elmer Lammons, Shirley Hickman and Suzanne Hardwick. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Ruth Lewis, has just finished a very active year. This group gave a patriotic program in November, a Christmas Cantata, participated in the Spring District Choral Festival in Troy and sent six of its members to the Clinic Choir. It also gave a Spring Concert and assisted with music at commencement and other programs throughout the year. Membership in the Glee Club is open to all students. BAND STRIKE UP THE BAND Majorettes; Potsy Goodson, Becky Warren, Linda Ellis, Karen Mullins, Annis Moore, Phyllis Thomason, Dennie Ann Swann, Mary Helen Martin . . . First Row: Linda Whitehead, Linda Lou Carmichael, Eloise Miller, Rosemary Heath, Barbara Daughtry, Jimmy DuBois, Jack Harrell, Gayle Condrey, Luther Mixson, Cliff Brunson, Dan Sexton, Mr. Threadgill. Second Row: Don Ellis, Peggy Hanson, Joyce Benton, Sue 8fl ir, Phyllis Wood, Charlotte James, Anita Pittman, Mary Ottis Warren, Joanne Mynard, Joanne Bowers, Nancy Harrison, Doug Rollins, Tony Jones, Donald Hardwick. Third Row: John Lester, Ethel Harrison, Laura Benton, Patricia Waters, Benny Hickman, Mary Jo Purvis, Eddie Whitehead, Bobby Harrison, Levy James, Roger Martin, Teddy Seay, Jimmy Johnson, Robert Byrd The Wildcat band, under the direction of Mr. L. E. Threadgill, added to the spirit during the football season by attending all the games and rendering half-time shows for each of them. Enterprise was repre- sented by the band in the National Peanut Festival, Homecoming Celebration, and Inaugural Parade. Not Shown: Eben Averette, Steve Bromberg, Don Ellis, Richard Cole, Maxie Searcy, Goyland McCollough, Laura Langley, Tempie Jones, Bobbie Sue Tindol, Mary Moates, Linda Hayes, Cliff Brunson, John Harrell, Starla Owens. PEP CLUB Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here First Row: Peggy Henderson, Ann Lammons, Sara Kell Coraway, Jan Franklin, Pat Howe, Mary Jo Purvis, Barbara Daughtry, Sandra Mixson, Charlotte Hayes, Martha Jane Rhodes, Kathryn Gillenwater, Shirley Murphy, Gail Carroll, Gracie Evans, Mary Helen McGowan, Julana Howell . . . Second Row: Virginia Yarbrough, Eloise Herrington, Mary Garries, Janice Pierson, Patsy Goodson, Reba King, Becky Warren, Mary Joe Forehand, Linda Ellis, Jeanette Hayes, Lucy Rowe, Mary Jo Owens, Mary Arthur Hatcher, Betty Moe Helms, Miss Betty Culbreth, Sponsor; Peggy McIntosh, Shirley Griffin, Eleanor Jordon . . . Third Row: Gloria Grimes, Lanell Layton, Joyce Benton, Linda Martin, Billy Knight, Roger McDonald, Coy Martin, Helen Howe, Myra Averett, Jacquelyn Dyar, Janice Casey. The Pep Club was organized on September 9, 1953. The club has added much to the school spirit. Anyone who has a keen interest in sports and wishes to support the school athletic teams is eligible for membership. The sponsor of the Pep Club is Miss Betty Culbreth. THE WILDCATS Cheer, Boys, Cheer TED HEATH -Co-captain DONNIE TRAWICK—Co-captain BOB MANNING DAVID MARTIN First Row, left to right: Hildreth, B. Manning, Heath, Trow ick, Martin, Carmichael, Byrd, Powers. Treadaway. Mashburn Second Row: Fulford, Smith, Forehand, S. Manning, Rowe, Morgan, Ivey. Jordan. Lee. Crosby, Worren. Managers. Forehond and Wise . . . Third Row: Coach Howell, Coach Hawkins, Paschal, Currie, Dismukes, Reynolds, Lindsay, McWaters, Henderson, Franklin, Hataway, White, Thompson, Tice, Mr. Bates. JACK BYRD JOHN CURRIE BOBBY DISMUKES BUDDY MASHBURN First Row, left to right: Hildreth, Paschal, Forehand, Warren, Rowe, Lee, Mashburn . . . Second Row: Heath, Tice, Fulford, Crosby, Thompson, B. Manning. OZARK 6 ENTERPRISE SAMPSON 0 ENTERPRISE FLORALA 7 ENTERPRISE ELBA 48 ENTERPRISE GENEVA 0 ENTERPRISE BOBBY JORDAN HARREL THOMPSON BILLY POWERS JACK LINDSAY GENE REYNOLDS ALFRED TREADAWAY Searcy Manning Lester Franklin Neil Henderson William White Hubert McWaters THAD MORGAN First row, left to right: Currie, Manning, Trawiclc, Martin, Carmichael, Ivey, Byrd, Jordan, Treadway. Second Row: Dismukes, Smith, Reynolds, Lindsey, Morgan, McWaters, Henderson, Franklin, Hataway, White. Opp................. 6 Hartford ...........19 Andalusia ..........26 Troy ...............12 Greenville .........26 Enterprise .............6 Enterprise ............ 0 Enterprise ............ 0 Enterprise ............13 Enterprise ............14 JIMMIE IVEY JAMES GILLIS COLIN BARNES TED HEATH THE A TEAM Florala 40 Elba 52 New Brockton 54 Greenville 42 New Brockton 54 Florala 49 Elba 41 Ozark 49 Troy 69 Kinston 55 Opp Troy Ozark Hartford Luverne Opp Greenville Kinston Luverne Hartford 'The Bucket's Got a Hole in It. BILLY DAVIS 9 WAYNE BOWDEN JAMES HUEY GLEN HOWELL DONALD LOLLEY Not Shown JIMMY DUNAWAY ■ LLOYD WILSON i THAD MORGAN TERRY McCRUMMEN DONALD AUSTIN THE B TEAM Elba 44 New Brockton 41 Greenville 30 New Brockton 58 Florala 35 Elba 36 Ozark 43 Troy 40 Kinston 34 Opp Troy Ozark Hartford Luverne Opp Greenville Kinston Luverne Hartford JIMMY HARRISON LOMAX FULFORD HARRELL THOMPSON WILBUR CHILDS REX ANDRESS REX McWATERS In The f I I I'm Sitting on ... Spotlight” CAPT. B. H. CREAMER Graduation Speaker B' y CrockerL°H'S. A NE E Ani er,can H moker top of the World CLASS FIRST ROW: Gaynelle Murphy, Billie Jo Hardwick, Martha Thomas, Lavon Garney, Sara Nell Caraway, Doris White, Louise Brown, Elizabeth Thornton, Betty Baker, Joyce Jones, Sue Glisson, Viola Parrish, Margaret Batchelor, Bernice Baine . . . SECOND ROW: Margaret McKinney, Mary Pat Brown, Anne Martin, Helen Ray Griffin, Frances Wilson, Omega Oliver, Bobbie Miller, Betty Holland, Onnie May Dillard, Willa Dean Jones, Juanita Bowers, Ruby Jean Dean . . . THIRD ROW: Reba King, Myrtle Her- rington, Peggy Ann Lee, Anne Bruce, Jeris Shiroh, Donna Menely, Ethel Harrison, Sara Jane Metcalf, Carolyn Walters, Peggy Jones, Joan Harrison, Carolyn Newsom . . . FOURTH ROW: Janie Reynolds, Martha Whittle, Melba Perdue, Carol Williams, Thelma Strickland, Angelyn Godwin, Shirley Thomas. Alma Mater FIRST ROW: Louie Thomas, Roger Martin, Don Ellis, David Martin, Jimmy Yelverton, Rex Walden, Douglas Martin, Bob Manning, Glenn Howell, James Gillis, Loftin Martin, Bobby Payne, Bobby Mere- dith . . . SECOND ROW: Wiley McDaniel, Gary Hicks, Jack Byrd, Roy Reeves, Earl Duffell, Clayton Newsome, Billy Herring, Jimmy Dunaway, John Lester, Benny Wood, Gus Parrish, Buddy Mashburn . . . THIRD ROW: Robert Lolley, Joe Max Marsh, Ben Brackin, John Floyd, James Hayes, Bill Moates, Jimmie Johnson, Levy James, Ted Heath, Eris Wilson, John Paul Currie, Jerry Jones, John Will Thompson . . . FOURTH ROW: Don Hundley, John William Lewis, Colin Barnes, Howell Flowers, John M. Faulk, James Alex Huey, Bobby Dismukes, Donnie Trawick, Ed Moon Edmonds, Jimmy Layton. Auld Lang Syne She cooks. She sews. Betty Crocker All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow Deloris Arnette, through the honors which she has won, has brought national recognition to Enter- prise High School. Deloris, a member of the Senior Class, was one of the one hundred ninety thousand high school senior girls who took part in Betty Cocker's national search for the Homemaker of Tomor- row. Contestants were judged by their scores on an objective examination, an essay which they were allotted ten minutes to write on In What Ways Is Homemaking More Important Than Housekeeping? , an individual private interview with a representative of Science Research Associates during the Betty Crocker Tour and five days of close observation in a variety of situations by Science Research Associ- ates. After winning the local and state titles Deloris went on to win the national title of Betty Crocker All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. In addition to the title Deloris was awarded a $5,000 scholar- ship to the college of her choice, a specially designed pin valued at $1,500 and a tour of the United States and parts of Canada. Miss Louise LeCompte, home economics teacher, who has so ably served as Deloris' sponsor throughout these activities, will accompany her on the tour. She is pretty. She is greeted by the city. Homemaking is more than housekeeping in so many ways. It is the creation of a social situation in which a normal family life may develop, a profession. It cannot be static,- it calls for study, adapt- ability, open-mindedness, and courage. Homemaking includes the selection and use of commodities, the use of income, the care and training of children, household management, stabilization of the fam- ily group by the provision for religious worship, home recreation, budgeting of time, and cultural en- lightenment. Each member of the family has a sense of being loved and wanted, of belonging, a feeling of security and standing in the neighborhood. And all this from someone who has faith in their ideals and aspirations, to encourage and reinforce their efforts toward the attainment of a whole- some personality growth. Housekeeping is just that—the efficient keeping of the house. Deloris with Joy Youmani of Atlanta, Georgia, on the steps of the capitol Deloris with Mr. C. H. Bell, President of General Mills and Mr. H. A. Bullis the Vice-President of General Mills. Deloris with Mrs. o. M. Leader, wife of the Gov. of Pennsyl- vania and Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, Treasurer of the U. S. Highlights Stairway to the Stars' re«iV; En etp'ise « � «•� ' Loftin Martin receives award as outstanding FFA member. Thanks For The Memories ” OF THE ENCOALA POSSIBLE. ENCOALA STAFF A WALK AROUND TOWN WILL SHOW OUR LOYAL ADVERTISERS WHO MADE THIS EDITION ENTERPRISE MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Ford Dealer LET US HELP tyotc% ‘79to tetf Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of EUGENE G. FITZGERALD REPRESENTING L. G. BALFOUR CO. Class Rings, Invitations, Cards, Diplomas, Awards 210 Clark Building P.O. Box 1072 BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA Dr. J. W. Dobbs Persse Motor Co. Capps Feed Store Smitty's Beauty Shop Dr. A. E. Lee COMPLIMENTS Lammons' Cafe Mixson's Cafe Dr. Wilson Harrell O. K. Barber Shop Dr. B. M. 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