Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

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Am I Moving Am I Standing Still Am I A Part Of The School Am I A Part Of Life f 'STUDENT rtocrUiKrFRoftt rt £ STuoettTs XV£ 5£ V So TNf fCTJoN aufrHr Tc.0£ Fifewyji Student Life Homecoming ignites school spirit The 1972-1973 Homecoming pa- rade was held in downtown Enter- prise. The Homecoming Queen this year was Lyra Fran Boyd. Her attendants were Kim Maruisch, An- gela Fleming, Cassandra Duboise senior, Cheryl Richardson junior, Debra Donaldson sophomore. Cheerleaders blaze trail through town. Burt Bromberg adds his touch to the making of floats. Claudia Hendrix's work on Senior Float helps it win first place. Tonita Baston stuffs the Key Club Float. 14 Night Parade Reaches New High in Attendance. The Queen's Float was a highlight of the parade. An Enterprise policeman contains excited homecoming crowd. 16 jane Wesley bids homecoming crowd hello. Erica Gibson crowns the new 1972 queen, Lyra Fran Boyd. Lyra Fran Boyd Iend a helping hand Student rally to pay tribute to loting float . Prompt firemen are in time to put out the fire. EHS tudent put their destructive mind to work. AS all thing mu t come to an end, to mutt the beautiful float . Class Favorites Junior Thelmanne Fleming and Mark Vosel Sophomore Sieve Humphreys and Debra Donaldson Senior Beth Reese and David Searcy Beauties Sophomore Judy Bowdoin ' vV Junior Cheryl Richardson Senior Angela Fleming 23 Speech III Presents Two Successful Plays The Speech III class presented The World of Carl Sandburg first semester. The second semester, they presented The Apple Tree which was entered in competition. Rollins Brunson was named best actor in our district. 24 John Conrad performs in World of Carl Sandburg . Pam Maloy prepares cast member for her entrance. John Conrad and Dorothy Strozier rehearse dramatic scene. Rollins Brunson portrays Adam in Apple Tree . Eve (Carol Perez) and Satan (John Warren) dicuss the apple tree. 25 Carol Perez awakens as Eve. Seniors Earn Over $1,000. Senior Work Day Each year a day is designated as Senior Work Day. Participating merchants hire seniors to work for one day. In addition to providing work experience, the money raised goes to help pay for the 1973 En- coala. The response by the mer- chants shows clearly their support of Enterprise High School activities. Peggy Pierce shows pictures to customers. Steve Varney arranges (lowers for Enterprise Flower Shop. Cheryl Hickman stamps sales ticket (or Tree House. Measuring material is one of Sue Miller's jobs at the Fabric Mart. David Searcy examines skull at the House of Stone. Joyce Reagin assists Dr. Collier in dental work. Seniors Migrate To Panama City On Skip Day Each year the Seniors get one free day away from school. This year was no exception. While most of the seniors headed for the Panama City Beaches, several seniors re- mained in Enterprise to work, study, and sleep late. Lyra Fran Boyd enjoys the sun at the beach. Brad Kittle wonders what's happening back at school. Sue Miller, alone on the beach has time to think. 29 Military Ball Huge Success The Annual ROTC Ball, held at the Fort Rucker Officers Club, proved to be a big success. ROTC cadets were treated to good music, fel- lowship, and a taste of the more enjoyable side of Army life. Receiving line welcomes all cadets and dates. 30 Everyone enjoys the dance music. jim Humphreys and Cheryl Richardson watch the dancers. This cadet and date are obviously happy. 3t Lynn Allen becomes S of M for work during Homecoming. Missy Conner puts in many hours of work on newspaper. Chuch Treece works very hard for the ROTC Drill Team. 32 Committees Select Nine Students of Month Each month a student who worked long and hard for the school was selected by a faculty-student com- mittee for recognition. Other Stu- dents of Month were: Nancy Aver- ett, Rita Barnes, Cindy Nicholson, and David Searcy. Mark Collins is recognized for his work in the band. The entire football team is selected because of its undefeated season. 33 Players of the Week Come From Football Ranks To recognize outstanding effort during a game one player was se- lected each week. These athletes were recognized during pep rallies and awarded a certificate of merit. Our regular season record of 10-0 testified to the fact that the whole team put forth great effort and drive. Larry Wilson receives his award. Sam Pickett is congratulated by David Searcy. Another Player of the Week is Billy Forman. Phil Thompson accepts his award. Bob Layton addresses Pep Rally. 35 DAR Good Citizenship Girl Marsha Jones was selected the DAR Good Citizenship Girl for the 1972-73 school year. Marsha was honored to receive this award for involvement in both school and community activities. Marsha was a Honor Senior, member of the Honor Society, and A JROTC sponsor. 36 Mr. and Mrs. EHS Mr. and Mrs. EHS were selected by the entire student body. David Searcy was chosen for his work in Student Council and FTA. Lyra Fran Boyd was chosen for her work as Drum Major for the band. She also reigned as this year's homecoming queen. 37 Prom Open Again For the second year the Junior-Se- nior Prom was open to Juniors, Se- niors, and their dates. Partly be- cause of this fact, a record breaking crowd of over 500 jammed the Ft. Rucker Officers Club. The Clique performed to the happy crowd who seemed to have a very enjoy- able time. Pat Kauchick toasts fellow students to a fu- ture of peace and happiness. Chris Grimshawe is awed by the sound of the Clique . Renee Owens brings John Spitz because Mark was busy. Aaron Greenwood and his date listen to the mood music. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer dance to the music. 38 39 Rena Greenwood stays in the lovable arms Mr. Howell and Coach Morgan find that of her date. their eyes are bigger than their stomachs. Curtis McCloud, Steve Miller, Tammy Ge- belt rap together about absolutely nothing. Jim Humphreys and Cindy Nicholson take a break between dances. Missy Conner tries to hold off Henry Quisenberry Students and their dates enjoy outstanding food at the club. 41 Senior Banquet Sees Heavy Turnout The 1973 Senior Banquet was held in the elaborately decorated school cafeteria. The guest speaker was Congressman Bill Dickenson who spoke of the “good dying young . Andy Shelton and Alfonso Wesley added humor with the 1973 Senior Class History. The good-humored Mr. Dickenson did not shy away from Watergate. Delvin Phillips enjoys meal. Hal Carrington wonders if David Carmichael will share. Everyone attending enjoyed themselves. Dan Pridgen has trouble with a sliding steak. Jane Wesley and friend entertain guests. 42 Rev. Wells Speaks At Baccalaureate The 1973 Baccalaureate Service was held on May 20. Cathy Wall- ace and Pam Crumpler played for the seniors entry and exit. Special music was provided by the First Baptist Youth Choir. Rev. Weath- erford delivered the invocation. Rev Wells gave the sermon. Rev Shuler delivered the benediction. DeVane Phillips discusses plans for after the service. Lyra Fran Boyd and Burt Bromberg await the Start of the service. Rev. Weatherford, Rev. Wells, Rev. Shuler, and Mr. Howell watch processional. Curtis McCloud adjusts his cap. Cindy Nicholson ponders her future. Lynn Allen appears deep in thought. Graduating Class Largest Ever After completing finals. Seniors sweated out final grades. Practice for graduation was held in the sta- dium. One could see the anticipa- tion in each face. Stadium practice was for naught, for as usual, rain forced graduation into the gym. Practice in the stadium proves to be fruitless. Mr. Howell and Mr. Baker discuss gradu- ation exercises. Karen Swartz prepares for graduation ceremonies. 46 47 48 Rain Forces Graduation Inside Severe thunderstorms forced grad- uation inside again. An overflow crowd watched the largest gradu- ating class ever march into the gym. Scholarships were awarded and honors given. Then came the magic moment . . . The awarding of diplomas. No one knew each senior's thoughts, but one knew where they were looking . . . ahead. For some, graduation is waiting. Harold Stephens gives Valedictory Address. Bill Foreman receives diploma from Mr. Howell. 49 Dan Pridgen gladly accepts his diploma. Mr. Howell presents Honor Seniors their awards. Honor Seniors listen to Invocation. Honor Seniors listen to Scholarship announcement. 73 Class Has 34 Honor Seniors 1973 Honor Seniors were: John Adams, Cathy Akridge, Renee Black, Burt Btomberg, Richard Col- lier, Mark Collins, Kathryn Costello, Sandra Currington, Donald Erwin, William Foreman, Dana Garrett, Debra Garrett, Jim Humphreys, Jan Jeter, James Johnson, Marcia Jones, Brad Kittel, Connie Lasseter, Curtis McCloud, Susan Miller, Lynn Meyers, Teddy Paramore, Carla Parsons, Ellen Patterson, Cynthia Puckett, Susan Sawyer, Catherine Shane, Karen Swartz, David Searcy, Harold Stephens, Glen Summerall, Charles Treece, Alphonso Wesley, and Joy Wesley. Sylvia Moody receives a much deserved diploma. lane Wesley knows that it is all over. Mr. Howell presents Emanuel Sconiers with his diploma. 51 Enterprise Gets New Superintendent The Enterprise School System was very fortunate to get Mr. )ack Rut- land as the new superintendent. Mr. Rutland's fresh outlook and concern for the students opened up a great new era for Enterprise High School. Mr. Alfred Peavy joined the High School Administra- tion this year. Along with Mr. How- ell and Coach Morgan, Mr. Peavy has helped guide EHS to one of its most productive years. Mrs. Welch receives all incoming calls to Enterprise High School. Mr. Morgan and Mr. Peavy discuss mutual problems. Mr. Rutland re-evaluates the Enterprise School System. Mr. Howell and Col. Lunsford discuss plans for a rifle range. 54 55 Student Council Sponsors Movies College Career Day help students decide on future academic plans. Movies help provide funds as well as helping students relax during the year. The officers for this year were pres. David Searcy, Vice Pres. Joe Donaldson, Sect. Tres. Kim Min- kinow. Next years officers are Pres. Joe Donaldson, Vice Pres. Glenn Murdock, Sect. Tres. Carol Crampton. Eddie Sims agrees on subject at hand. (Left to Right) Sammy Sawyer, Greg Good- son, Andy Walden, Charlotte Willis, Jan Hanson, Cindy Nicholson, Steve Nesmith, Marilyn Byrd, Mike Dawson, Mindy Marsh, Vince Bonasso, Fredrick Grase, Harold Stephens, Kim Minkinow, Joe Donaldson, Pam Stevens, Robert Beadles, Karen Rick- man, Monica Shelton, Kathy Costello, Lynn Allen, David Searcy, Deberoah Donaldson, Candy Broxon, Rockie Jarmon, Mark Cline, Pam Crumpler, Karen Maggart, Corky Ko- orosman, Alphonso Wesley, Jimmy Wil- liams, Glenn Murdock, Lynn Dismukes, Rhonda Newby. Randall Kirkley listens intently. College Career day was a time to plan. Steve Nesmith discusses plans with Karen Rickman. Lynn Allen relaxes during discussions. 56 Guidance Supervises Honors Program Providing counseling in both aca- demic and non-academic areas is the most valuable service. Mr. Prid- gen, Mr. Crampton, and Mrs. Garth have other duties which keep them busy. They are: the Honors Program, schedule changes, schedules for the next year and co-ordinating College and Career Day. Mr. Crampton checks on the Honors Program. Scheduling plays important part of counsel- ing activities. Counseling doesn't stop with Students. Mr. Pridgen is always ready to help any student. Jr. Sr. Honor Society Formed The Honor Society inducted 51 new members this year. Because of the size of the club it was divided into two sections. Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. C. Martin were the sponsors. (l-r) D. Searcy, S. Dickerson, Mrs. William- son, Mrs. Martin, A. Wesley, H. Stephens, J. Adams, D. Ervin, M. Collins, C. Lasseter, M. Jones, J. Johnson, S. Sawyer, C. Costello, L. Meyers, L. James, J. Humphreys, B. Brom- berg, K. Akeridge, S. Currington, J. Wesley, S. Miller, E. Patterson, C. Parsons, C. Puck- ett, J. Jeter. (l-r) J. Bledsole, T. Hines, K. Sessions, P. Crumpler, C. Koorsman, T. Rice, F. McCaffey, W. Haggard, ). Stanley, M. Marsh, M. Searcy, L. Dismukes, R. Lee, R. Averett, S. Johnson, R. Yu, K. Minkinow, D. Nichols, G. Murdock, N. Presson, S. Yelver- ton, D. Cullen, V. Bonasso, P. Strickland, N. Chalker, M. Parker, T. Gelbelt, K. Spivey, S. Sawyer, R. Cain, K. Hundley, P. Spiliotis. Honor Society meetings help students de- cide about future plans. FTA Holds Student-Teacher Day This year, the EHS FTA participated in many Activities to help students realize the responsibilities. David Searcy, Mr. FTA, won the District Award. Mrs. Youngblood explains the joys of teaching. (l-r) B. Buckner, R. Donaldson, W. Woliver, S. Sawyer, E. Patterson, K. Hancock, C. Strickland, B. Beckam, J. Jeter, K. King, M. Parker, R. Martin, D. Shows, R. Crumpler, J. Wesley, R. Thompson, R. Holcomb, B. Pap- pas, C. Quattlebaum, D. Cross, C. Waters, D. Martin, M. Holley, M. Oliver, S. Lolly, B. Hughes, M. Reynolds, S. Harrell, L. Grimes, D. Searcy, K. Sessions, K. Sims, H. Harding, S. Dalymble, A. Fleming, D. Pittman, M. Searcy, J. Stanley, P. Pridgen, P. Crumpler, G. Maumberg, P. Stevens. Houston Harding discusses his teaching experience. 61 Key Club Becomes Part of School Clubs By a unanimous vote of the faculty, the Key Club became part of the school community. Projects of this service club included a Boys Ranch road block and a clean-up day. (left to right) Steve Nesmith, Andy Walden, Jane Wesley, Burt Bromberg, Donnie Mes- sick, Ricky Henderson, Larry Wilson, James Ed Johnson, Harold Stevens, Chris Grim- shaw, Kim Minkinow, Cindi Wells, Alex Streyer, Becky Hughes, Cindy Nicholson, Larry DeRamus, Steve Metcalf, Glenn Mur- dock, Tim Thompson, Renzel McIntosh, Mr. Thompson, Joe Donaldson, Judy Bowdoin, Andy Shelton, Dana Pittman, Steve Miller, Dan Pridgen, Randy Singleton, Jimmy Boyle. Burt Bromberg swings at the Faculty-Key Club softball game. Burt Bromberg is safe at first. Andy Shelton connects for a base hit. Harold Stevens collects money for club project. 62 Library to Double in Size Work began this year on the ex- pansion of the library. When com- pleted the library will be able to ac- comodate twice the books and students. Meanwhile the library's regular duties continue. Books are checked out and in. Research work is done and magazines are read. The library staff was always ready to help the students and the faculty. Terri Long catalogues some new books. Beeb Carroll and Don Brooks use library re- source materials. Karen Rickman relaxes in the library. 64 65 Library Club Prepares For Expansion The Library Club moved all books so that workmen could complete the new library by September. They also won first place with their book exhibit at the District Nine meeting in Dothan. Work on library expansion has already begun. Mrs. Hardin conducts Librarx Gub Meeting. (l-r) C Keller. K. Parier. -V McConnell. C. Evans. C Murphy. Mrs. Hardin. K. Fk d, B. Birch, B. Pierce. M. Brinton. 66 Projection Club Aids Teachers By getting the right A V material to the right class at the right time, the Projection Club proved to be in- valuable. 1973 members were: R. Wolfington, B. Lloyd, H. Watts, S. Green, S. Schumacher, j. Sheridan, E. Wilson, ). Frederick, R. McCray, B. Braswell, R. Byrd, ). Norton, S. Parker, Sponsor: Mrs. Nichols. Glen Beadles moves equipment to desig- nated classroom. The library's atmosphere aids student's study habits. 67 Language Considers New Curriculum A Success A total revamping of the Language department resulted in a wider va- riety of subjects. Students and teachers both reacted favorably to the new schedules and courses. Pam Smith delivers a book report. Mrs. Becky Baker was named Speech Teacher of the Year. Mr. Strength discusses Bible Literature. Ron Bissell relaxes before class. Marie Hendley reviews lecture notes. 68 69 Foreign Language Repairs Lab During the summer the foreign lan- guage lab was serviced in order to provide maximum use by the stu- dents. Mr. Bauer, the French teacher, utilized materials that the students could learn from, and that they could also enjoy. Mrs. Cous- ins, the Spanish teacher, brought to class her personality which enabled students to have good time while they learned. Mrs. Cousins observes a student at the board. Angela Fleming ponders a Spanish assignment. Vince Bonasso reacts to Mr. Bauer's joke. Mr. Bauer reacts to Vince Bonasso's joke. Susan Sawyer reviews for a test. Marilyn Byrd tries to answer a French question. 70 71 Spanish Club Sponsors Book Sale In order to help students find good used books, the Spanish Club opened a used book store. Stu- dents could buy and sell used books. The club also continued their sponsorship of a little child in a foreign land. Stacy Phillips prepares notes for Spanish Club program. „ nith, K. Hundley, S. Phillips, D. Evans, L. Deramus, Mrs. Cousins, A. Flem- ing, L. Allen, C. Perez, M. Casey, T. Bretz, D. Riser, M. Martin, K. Murphy, T. Rice, S. Yel- verton, M. Dawson, M. Cline, M. Vosel, A. Conrad, D. Hardiman, B. Stepp, S. Croons, C. Howard, K. Perez, M. Britt, C. Shelton, P. Stephens, S. Taylor, W. Woliver, H. Smith, E. Martin, R. Grubbs, M. Cline, S. Metcalf. 72 French Club Has 34 Members French Club proved informative this year. The programs were pre- pared in various ways, with film- strips providing the visual aids. The club programs also aided the stu- dents in their various classes. Cyndi Wells reads the latest copy of Paris Match. (l-r) M. Parker, C. Schane, W. Sewell, M. Byrd, P. Saver, D. Strizier, K. Costello, S. Miller, P. Spiliotis, L. Grimes, C. Wallace, ). Stanley, K. Sessions,). Metcalf, C. Crampton, R. Averett, R. Stewaart, T. Shirah, P. Mallory, J. Hopkins, D. Chapman, K. Costello, J. Crumpler, C. Broxton, C. Wells, P. Beber, J. Decker, P. Pridgen, B. Braswell, L Martin, B. Nix, R. Barringer, D. Dick, V. Bonasso, J. Humphreys. 73 Students Receive Cup O' Coffee Free With the aid of free printing faci- lities, Missy Connor guided the Cup O' Coffee to its best year ever. The editorals, columns. Music re- views, and stories were handled to suit the interests of the students. For the first time, students were able to get the paper free of charge. (left to right) Rhonda Jenkins, Sandy Thomas, Ed Hardiman, Nia Dietsch, Debbie Cross, Missy Conner, LaRue Watson, Na- thaniel Frazier, David Wright, Linda Lee, Ray Johnson, Betty Mauldin, Lorenzo Harrison, Perry Humble, Teresa Pittman, Shiela Wat- son, Mike Conner, Susan Rickman, Rhett Donaldson, Shiela Strange, Ricky Manning, Susan Harrell, Beth Reese, Rhett Soloman, Pat Kauchick, Eddie Grimsley. Ed Hardiman learns the ropes from Missy Conner. 74 Quill Scroll Inducts New Members Literary achievement was honored by membership in the Quill Scroll Society. Each year, students who have shown outstanding tal- ent in a field of journalism were given pins of achievement by the Quill Scroll. Robert Beadles and Missy Conner lead the 73 Quill Scroll. (led to right) Mike Conner, Missy Conner, Robert Beadles, Walter Woliver, La Rue Watson, Betty Mauldin, Pam Crumpler, Ed Hardiman, Debbie Boutwell, Shiela Dal- rymble, Rhett Donaldson, Wanda Warren, Nathaniel Frazier. La Rue Watson is presented a pin for his work in journalism. 75 John Conrad is one of yearbook's photographers. Pam Maloy is Club Editor. Robert Beadles is an outstanding editor. Alphonso Wesley is a graduating senior. Cindy Nicholson is an able business manager. Kim Dietsch and Marsha Clark are two more seniors. 76 Yearbook Adds New Feature This year an exciting comic book was added to the '73 Encoala. The staff worked long and hard to make this the best yearbook ever. SPONSORS NOTE: SPECIAL THANKS TO ROBERT BEADLES FOR A JOB WELL DONE—JBT Marilyn Byrd and Pam Crumpler lake a typ- ing break. Debbie Boutwell does a fine job on class section. Walt Woliver discovers his hidden talent for literary writing. Shiela Dalrymple, Cindy Wells, and Kathy Simms work on layouts. David Searcy slaves over faculty layout. 77 Debate Sweeps State Tourney The 1972-73 school year provided another sucessful season for the EHS Debate Team. The debators captured many tournaments and trophys. At Spring Hill College, the EHS debators had five first place winners and won the first place sweepstakes prize. During the Uni- versity of Alabama Tournament they won seven state champion- ships and three scholarships. In or- der to raise money the debate team sponsored an all school talent show. Mrs. Baker leads the debate team to another sucessful year. Mrs. Becky Baker shows debaters how to best use their file box. Glen Murdock and Don Erwin compete in team debates. (l-r) G. Malmburg, D. Nichols, ). Williams, M. Britt, C. Crampton, Mrs. Baker, D. Wat- son, G. Murdock, D. Erwin, H. Stephens, L. Deramus. Dramatics Club Helps With Speech III Plays Although there was no All School Play this year, the Dramatics Club played an important role in the plays performed by the Speech III classes. Many cast members and back stage workers came from the Dramatics Club. Teresa Hines and Rollins Brunson attend the Thesbian banquet. (l-r) S. Sawyer, S. Shoman, C. Nicholson, D. Messick, S. Hite, D. Strozer, C. Perez, V. Jones, D. Cross, A. Howell, K. Ferguson, K. Parker, E. Patterson, R. Donaldson, L. Boyd, M. Byrd, B. Buckner, E. Foy, K. Nichols, B. Beckham, J. Conrad, P. Maloy, J. Warren, C. Sconiers, F. Parham, M. Cline, J. Barksdale, D. Pittman, G. Broubind, B. Foster, H. Har- ding, P. Smith, T. Hines. 80 Houston Harding puts in long hours on lighting. Donnie, in makeup, waits for signal to start dress rehearsal. April Howell listens to discussion during club meeting. 81 82 Science Provides Seminar Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science, and Physiology were of- fered to students this year. The ex- cellent teaching staff provided all the knowledge needed to use the information in any career they choose. A speaker from Auburn's Dept, of Chemical Engineering told students the qualifications and job openings in that field. Joe Speigner and Terry Barrett disect a fish in Biology. Les Reed and assistant perform tricky experiment. Melissa Parker uses the bunson burner. Bill Lloyd and Lisa Crimes hope their experi- ment will suceed. 83 84 Science Club The Science Club continued to help the students interested in the wide world of science quench their thirst for more knowledge. Bob Holt, Corky Kroosman, and Frank McGaffey conclude another successful experiment. Science is a study of what makes the world tick. (l-r) Mr. Whittle, E. Hardiman, E. Martin, V. Bonasso, S. Brown, B. Crocker, J. Decker, T. Shirah, B. Lloyd, K. Costello, D. Riser. 85 Mr. Fleming explains the income tax form. Ricky Henderson ponders the math prob- lem at hand. Carol Deale works math exercises. 86 Math Team Goes To Sanford Diane Moeller tries to understand work on board. Mr. Tharin posts exam grades. Nancy Blitz invites Mr. Bass to work the problem. The Math Department continued to prepare students for college level math. However, emphasis was placed also on math that the students would require in their daily life. Business Math was also offered. 87 Ricky jones awaits the answer to a difficult Trig Problem. Andy Walden watches the board with keen interest. Mr. Fleming enjoys teaching math. 88 Math Club Sponsors Math Team The EHS Math Club sponsored the Math Team this year. This gave stu- dents an opportunity not only to sharpen their math skills but also let meet other area students who were interested in math. Don Erwin presents math program. Mr. Bass sponsors the Math Club. (l-r) D. Nichols, K. Minkinow, R. Grubbs, R. Henderson, D. Holmes, R. McIntosh, C. Kroosman, A. Wesley, J. Boyle, D. Erwin, J. Haley, G. Murdock, S. Watson, D. Cullen, S. Keller, T. Moore, S. Dixon, C. Crampton, M. Marsh. 89 90 Social Studies Attends Fair The Social Studies Dept, sent stu- dents to several social science fairs where they placed high. At the State Social Science Fair, Timothy Shirah placed second in Geography. Nancy Kaufman reacts to exam grade. Lisa Gammill is distracted during lecture. Mrs. Riley employs the use of many visual aids. 91 Jane Wesley studies for Old South exam. Claudia Hendrix explains the balance of trade. 92 Old South History Offered Robert Spencer and Sammy Sawyer review for exam. Mr. Reese listens to students' reports. 93 Vocational Dept. Stresses Careers VICA, DECA, Health Occupations, Home Economics, BOE, Agricul- ture, Welding, Electricity, and Auto Mechanics were all courses taught in the Vocational Dept.. The needs of non college students were well met in the 1972-1973 school year. Sian Middleton learns how to cut hair professionally. Welding taught students many new skills. David Merriweather learns the problems of electricity first hand. 94 Steve Yelverton finishes up project for Agriculture. Brady Patrick repairs one of the many test vehicles. 95 Jean Williams learns the art of sewing in Home Economics. Dana Cousins works on BOE typing assignment. 96 Art Typing Club Forms To promote creativity in typing, an Art Typing Club was formed. Mrs. Reeder served as the club sponsor. Club members come from the ranks of the typing classes. (l-r) C. Bond, N. Frazier, P. Stevens, L. Dis- mukes, M. Reynolds, S. Dickerson, A. Hollis, Mrs. Reeder, M. Webb. 97 FHA students sample their own cooking. (l-r) D. Edgar, D. Shows, M. Robinson, C. Willis, M. Johnson, S. Gwin, S. Rodgers, R. Watson, J. Jones, M. Amos, O. Heath, B. Smith, B. Williams, T. Jackson, A. Blackmon, J. Evans, D. Jones. 98 FHA Promotes Homemaking FHAer Francis Jones was selected Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow for EHS. Susan French won fifth place in the nationally sponsored Lenox Creative Table Setting Contest. Monica Johnson and Shirley Wong prepare food for meeting. Shirley Wong takes a break before meeting begins. FHA entertains Queen and Court during Homecoming. 99 FFA Divides Into Two Sections Because of size, the FFA Chapter was divided into two sections this year. FFA won many awards this year including land judging, public speaking, and several individual proficiency awards. Ken Spivey was elected to be the state officer for the southeast district. Greg Watson places another honor on FFA's bulletin board. (l-r) E. Wilson, F. Bullard, C. Hendrix, C. Walls, P. Parker, W. Hendrix, D. janner, G. Watson, B. Lisenby, D. Donaldson, J. Allen, C. Welsch, J. Rodgers, B. Newsome, J. Mar- tin, D. Sherer, Mr. Thompson. 100 Mr. Johnson presents award during FFA meeting. FFA members tour the greenhouse. (l-r) S. Varney, O. Wilkerson, A. Blackmon, Mr. Johnson, Renee Corkran, S. Nichols, B. Strange, S. Wong, B. Higdon, M. Hankison, M. Wadkins, C. Wilson, W. McErvin. 101 David Johnson concentrates on VICA employment. (l-r) S. Smith, K. Kelly, J. Ezell, R. Barnes, D. Presley, K. Maruisch, M. Hendley, D. Cano, K. Cano, S. Milton, H. Oates, R. Edgar, G. Willis, A. Greenwood, D. Norris, L. Sasser, D. Johnson, T. Watson, B. Beckham, J. Caw- ley, S. Varney, B. Skinner, C. Platt, R. Dun- can, D. Buxton. 102 VICA 1 in State Again Once again, the EHS VICA Club was voted the Outstanding VICA Club in Alabama. Kathy Gano was voted State President for the 1973- 74 school year. Rita Barnes will be regional vice-president, a national office. Seven state winners will compete nationally this summer in Tulsa Oklahoma. Steve Varney sets up floral display for the florist shop. 103 Shop Vica Increases Size In addition to participating in regu- lar VICA activities, two members of Shop VICA won the state Plymouth Troubleshooting contest. They will compete for the national honor this summer. Hal Carrington takes time out from his job for a smile. Pat Hankison works with electrical wiring. (l-r) D. Arnette, N. Kauffman, L. Adkison, D. Tranter, L. Smith, D. Merriweather, J. Ho- race, H. Carrington, B. Patrick, C. Lolley, B. Mathis, J. Owens, T. Waldon, B. Harrison, D. Turner, T. Hartnagle, E. Cawley, T. Gal- loway, R. Cutts, S. Medley. Mr. Arnette, Mr. Waldon, P. Hankison, T. Lindsey, M. Hart- well, J. Nolan, E. Bright, M. Maledy. 104 FBLA Hosts District IV FBLA Meeting FBLA had an outstanding year. Deborah Watson and Rhett Don- aldson will compete in the Na- tional FBLA Leadership Conference in June. They took several first place honors at the district meet- ing. Lynn Sessions was named most outstanding secretary. Robbie Heath gives opinion during FBLA meeting. Miss Snellgrove conducts induction of new members. (l-r) B. Williams, V. Hogan, R. Averett, C. Willis, ). Davis, P. Howell, M. Sellars, R. Heath, K. Singleton, K. Gay, B. Lowery, G. Thrash, E. Waters, J. Bledsole, L. Sessions, J. Metcalf, R. Donaldson, D. Johnson, D. Ed- gar, P. Srickland. 105 (l-r) Mr. Lee, A. Dykes, P. Dean, C. Perez, L. Gooding, j. Battle, K. Akridge, N. McGee, S. Yelverton, D. Carmichael, M. McCollough, T. Hanson, K. Waggoner, L. Allen, F. Grase, j. Span, J. Moore, B. Lupton, R. McDonald, V. DeVane, M. Oliver, T. Whitehead, C. Stinson, M. Williamson, D. Weatherford, D. Bolling, B. Johnson, R. Baker, R. Allison, P. Ridgeway, H. Ogbum, R. Manning, D. Meeks, D. Smith, J. Crumpler, D. Byrd, J. Wesley, L. Stanphill, S. Helms. 106 Linda Stanphill types DECA work sheet for class. DECA Attends State Convention in Montgomery The climax of a highly successful year for DECA came at the state convention in Montgomery. Carol Perez placed third in public speak- ing. Others attending were Lyn Al- len and Karen Waggoner. Maxine McCollough was voted EHS DECA Student of the Year. David Carmi- chael was voted in as a DECA life- time member. Jeff Span uses cash register in a class demonstration. 107 Art Revises Curriculum This year the Art Dept, was com- pletely revised. New Courses were offered to broaden the students creative specrum. Most important was a set of prerequisites to keep students from getting courses for which they were unprepared. Karen Maggart carries sketch book for quick studies. Lee Coslow does a charcoal drawing. Ronnie Evans makes good use of easel. 108 Art Club Revaluates Self In order to create a stronger club, the Art Club had a period of Self- evaluation. Objectives, require- ments, and projects were dis- cussed, hopefully, to find a way to build more interest within the club. Mr. Thompson demonstrates the art of woodcuts. Lori Gibbons listens to Art Club business. (I. to r.) Nia Dietch, Joe Copeland, David Searcy, Lee Coslow, Lori Gibbons, Mark Cline, Carol Perez, Susan French, Terri Long, Ed Miller, Jamie Hopkins, Terri Olsen, Beeb Carroll, Karin Ferguson, Kim Dietch, Susie Mace, Beth Reese 109 Band St. Pete Bound The EHS Band proved to be a spirit builder the entire year. Mr. McMillan arranged outstanding shows and their execution thrilled the crowds. The band's hard work and effort payed off when they were invited to St. Petersburg to perform in national competition. This terminated a year of hard work for the Wildcat Band. Karen Maggarl performs during half-time. Melinda Whittaker and Tonita Baston dis- cuss music for pep rally. The brass section plays during practice. The tubas prepare for half-time. Band Performs In All Half-Time Shows Majorettes: (L. to R.) Rhonda Newby, Nancy Blitz, Alicia Johnson, Debbie Fuentes, Lynn Dismukes, Susan Rickman, Susan Harrell, Leah Ingram, Leslie Martin The Mob listens. 113 Two Drum Majors Lead 1973 Marching Band JROTC Rates Excellent Again Brigade Colonels Jim Mims Marcia Jones; Brigade Commander Sponsor Lt. Col. James Ed Johnson; Executive Officer Maj. Tim Whitehead; Adjutant Maj. Frederick Grase; Brigade S-3 116 These Cadets received awards on the annual JROTC Awards Day Girls Admitted To JROTC Capt. Eddie Sims; Brigade S-4 Lt. jim Humphreys; Brigade S-2 The JROTC program at EHS strengthened itself in 1973. It was the first year in the JROTC program that six ROTC scholarships were won. One Walter Reed Nursing Scholarship was won. Cadet Lt. Colonel James Ed Johnson won the Legion of Valor Certificate of Achievement. JROTC also partici- pated in street parades, a Freedom Tree Planting, the dedication of Army Aviation Statue. Lt. Col. Johnson receives award from Mayor Donaldson Col. Mims and Mayor Donaldson review the brigade 117 Maj. Tony Hunter; Executive Officer First Battalion Maj. Steve Dickerson; 1st. Bn. S-3 Lt. Cols. Edwin Martin Jane Wesley; Com- mander Sponsor 1 Lt. Jimmy Williams; 1st Bn. S-2 CSM Walt Woliver; Command Sgt. Major Mr. Mrs. Hardy receive Wiregrass Drill Trophy in memory of Glen Hardy. 118 A Company Insets; Cpt. W. Reynolds Cpt. C. DuBose, Commander and Sponsor (Left to Right) CPL D. Brown, CPT C. DuBose, CPT W. Reynolds, 1 Lt. E. Wilson, SSC D. Maggard, PSG j. Doss, ISC R. Thompson, CPL B. Bry- ant, SGT J. Clark, SSG R. Lee, CPL J. Johnson, PSG R. Yu, CPL j. Chain, SSG C. Haitnagel, SSG M. Spurlin, SSG D. Tanner, PSG F. McGaffey, CPL R. McCuistian, CPL P. Lock- lar, SSG H. Seeley, SSG ). Hickman, CPL K. Brooks. B Company Insets: CPT.'S K. Floyd L. Stanphill; com- mander and sponsor (Left to Right) CPL D. Woliver, CPT L. Stanphill, Cadet CPT K. Floyd, SGT S. Taylor, ILt M. Dixon. CPL R. Blackman, CPL J. Helms, CPL A. Beruetty, SGT M. Knight, 1SG R. Johnson, CPL W. Rodgers, CPL D. Lehmon, CPL R. Nicholson, PSG C. Miles, CPL S. Yelverton, SSG L. LaP- ointe, SSG E. Woodie, CPL D. Lee. SGT D. Kozik, CPL S. Pride. CPL J. Burch, CPL J Lin- dsey, SSG D. Sherer, CPL R. Haney, SSG J. Martin, CPL A. Nicholson, PSG D. Karlstad. 119 .•A LT. Col's Danny Kaehler Pam Maloy; Commander Sponser 1LT. James Hunter; 2nd Bn S-4 CPT. James Osborn; Adjutant CPT. Benny Crocker; 2nd Bn S-2 Second Battalion Maj. Alphonso Wesley; Executive Officer CSM Foy Doster; Command Sgt. Major Armed Forces Scholarship Winners: (I. to r.) Ellen Patterson, Cynthia Puckett, Edwin LTC James Ed Johnson, LTC Chuck Treece, Martin, (back row) CPT John Conrad, Major Alphonso Wesley, LTC John Adams, Alter- nate, 1LT Jim Humphreys C Company Insets: CPT's ). Conrad K. Minkinow; Commander Sponser (I. to r.) SGT J. War- ren; CPT. J. Conrad; SGT. C. Wells; 1 Lt J. Donald; Psg M. Trawick; Sgt. M. Larish; 1 Lt. G. Murdock; 1 Lt. P. Robinson; Sgt. B. Mathis; Cpl. T. Wing; Cpl. R. Turner; Cpl. N. Waggoner; Sgt. L. Allen; Cpl. J. Grice; ISg. R Pickle, SSG R. Singleton; SSG C. Parrish D Company Insets: CPT's C. Russell C. Lasseter, Com- mander Sponser (L. to R.) PSG R. Fili- pouski, ISG D. Brown, SGT R. Collins, CPT C Russell, Cpt C. Lasseter, 1LT J. Williams. SSG S. Bullard, SSG. R. Wade, SFC D. Ray. SSG J. Bruer, SSG R. Grice, SGT 1. Pugh, SGT R. Holt, SSG R. Grice, SSG J. Hancock, CPL L. Dees, SSG C. Wilson, CPL G. Brooks, CPL S. Beene, CPL M. Watkins, CPL R. Peacock, Cpl T. Lunsford, SGT T. Jackson, SGT M. Walsh, CPL D. Trammell, Cpl. C. Holland 121 Rifle Team Wins Eleven Shoulder Matches The EHS JROTC Rifle Team Had a very successful year. It was the winner of 4th place AUSA Meet. It won third place in Marion In- vitational Rifle Match. It also won fifth place in All Services Tampa, Florida Meet. Cpl. ). Conrad; Cpt. I. Stanphill; SGM W. Woliver; Cpl. ). Osborn; Cpl. B. Crocker Cadet tries out for Rifle Team. Color Guard Band Leads Brigade in JROTC Inspection Band plays during review of troops LTCs |. Adams M. Whittaker; Commander and Sponsor (Left to Right) LTC J. Adams, LTC M. Whitta- ker, Capt. R. Jachett, CPL J. Daneker, CPL J. Hanson, SCT N. Herrin, SSC K. Costello, 2LT P. Humble, SCT B. Ballard, SGT J. Decker, CPL A. Jackson, SGT K. Costello, 2LT D. Speigner, SGT F. Watson, SGT M. Hartwell, SGT R. Jarmon, 2LT B. Nix, CPL L. Warren, SGT B. Buckner, 2Lt H. Harding, SGT K. Maggart, 2LT T. Moore, CPL R. Livings, SGT J. Perdue, Maj. L. Wilson, CPL J. Wilson, PFC J. Jackson. 124 Blue Knights Wins Wiregrass Drill Meet (Left to Right) LTC Charles Treece Com- mander, LTC N. Presson Sponsor, LTC C. Treece Sponsor, (Left to Right) 2LT S. Amos, 1LT C. Green, 1LT D. Floyd, 1LT S. Schuma- cker, MSG T. Schartz, SFC G. Beadles, SGT C. Robinson, MSG B. Braswell, SGT R. Wil- kerson, MSG R. Lunsford, SGT R. Wolf- ington, SGT B. Dixon, SGT B. Williams, SGT B. Williams, SGT S. Powers, SGT L. Jones, MSG J. Haley, 1LT J. Dolin, SGT G. Batche- lor, SGT K. Riney, SGT H. Scott, SGT M. Ryan. 125 Belles of the Blue Knights For the first time, girls were admit- ted into the JROTC program. A girls drill team was formed with all sophomore members. In their first year, the Belles of the Blue Knights won the Wiregrass Area Drill Meet. The girls had to perform in all types of weather. (1. to r.) Sgts. S. Perry, S. Lewis, B. Sanford, ler, B. Stepp, E. Foy, D. Hardiman, L. Geb- McConnel, P. Baxley, T. Smith C. Olds, D. Donaldson, G. Hudson, C. Kel- bons, P. Marusich, J. Thompson, A. 126 Frank McGaffey works on dismantling rifle. Cadets prepare for parade. Col. Lunsford awards Connie Lasseter. Walt Woliver receives award from Yancey Parker. 127 Physical Education Gets Two New Teachers Mrs. Sandra Brown and Mr. Ben Baker joined the ranks of P.E. teachers. The program developed the areas not included in the aca- demic areas. Basketball, football, tennis, volleyball, and badminton were taught together with physical fitness exercises. Hal Carrington hunts for badminton bird, jane Holley prepares to tumble. lLLLllU iLL imiLiL,,,, iiun Hum , ilLLLLllLllLllI it litliiimu WJ. 1T7 128 Missy Conner learns a new dance step. Coach Terry supervises PE class. 129 GAA Participates In Sports Day The Girls Athletic Association par- ticipated in the ESjC All Sports Day. They also competed against area high schools in scheduled vol- lyball matches. The GAA's were proud of their aim to make physi- cal fitness fun. April Howell awaits start of meeting. (l-r) Miss McCorvey, P. Knight, T. McCollough, S. Moody, D. Williams, D. Whitehurst, A. Chambers, B. McSwain, B. Diggs, L. Johnson, D. Jones, A. Blackmon, A. Jones, L. Peacock, A. Howell, N. Jones, C. Walsch, J. Edwards, R. Greenwood, M. Flowers, R. Thompson, S. Green, T. Hines. Teresa Hines calls roll. Letter Club Inducts Outstanding Athletes The Letter Club consists of stu- dents who have shown their ex- cellence in a particular sport. These students include members of the football, basketball, wrestling, rifle, baseball, and tennis teams. (l-r) ). Mims, H. Carrington, |. Cassady, |. McKenny, B. Layton, B. Parrish, B. Heath, T. Strickland, C. Fleming, B. Crimes, L. Stan- phill, |. Conrad, W. Woliver, D. Stewart, |. Young, B. Hope, P. Parker, A. Walden, T. Harden, R. Blackman, L. Warren, A. Shelton, P. Thompson, R. Nixon, T. Thompson, D. Pridgen, C. Thompson. Outstanding effort is rewarded by Letter Club membership. Pep Rallies Kick Off The Season's Overwhelming Spirit Pep rallies proved to be a very im- portant part of EHS spirit this year. The cheerleaders did an out- standing job of writing and acting out skits. The football team, cheer- leaders, and fans put it all together for a 10-0 season. The EHS Problem Solver takes a giant step forward. Judy Crumpler looks on as Marilyn Byrd plays a mighty Wildcat. The Godfather and his Wildcat family defeat the Tuscaloosa Black Bear Gang in the sea- son's last pep rally. 132 EHS Cheerleaders Win Honors At Ole Miss Clinic The football cheerleaders attended the mid-July session of the Ole Miss Cheerleading Clinic where they won four excellent ribbons and one superior ribbon. Pep ral- lies were more interesting this year because of many different skits presented by the cheerleaders. • To pay the expenses of their many activities the cheerleaders sold raffle tickets for a rifle and had many other money - m.a king projects. Shirley Wong bounces to the beat of the band. Pom pom routines are a favorite part of Robin Hamilton's numerous cheerleading activities. Enthusiasm is reflected by Marilyn Byrd dur- ing pep rallies. Sandi Stinson pours syrup on Pat Kauchick, one of the ingredients in the Wildcat Victory Cake. 133 Football Cheerleaders Cheer Wildcats Co-captain Sandi Stinson leads the spirit stick competition with Wildcat enthusiasm. Power-packed cheers are Linda Stanphill's specialty. 134 Basketball Cheerleading Squad is a First at EHS. Diane King cheers hard at pep rallies David Carmichael and Dan Pridgen partici- pate in 1 of the homecoming pep rally skits. Alice Shipman keeps time with the music. Enthusiastic Lorna Bruso leads cheers during pep rallies. 136 Lorna Bruso serves as Captain for Basketball Cheering Squad. This year, instead of having a var- sity and B-team squad, the cheer- leaders were split into Football and Basketball. The Basketball Squad consisted of Lorna Bruso—Captain, Shirley Wong—Co-captain, Linda Stanphill, Aggie Conrad, Diane King, Lisa Dyess, Alice Shipman and June Crumpler. To pay their way to the Tuscaloosa Basketball games they held sales and car washes. Lisa Dyess spirit is evident in her smile. More people learn on the EHS Problem Sol- ver for support. June Crumpler keeps time with the music. At the first Basketball pep rally Aggie Con- rad jumps as she is introduced. 137 Wildcats Battle For Magic Numbers, 10-0 To Secure _b tl —r- r In the first game of the season the Enterprise defense, led by Jim Mims, outplayed the offense by scoring two touchdowns. Jim in- timidated the Ozark offense by blocking two punts and running them both in for touchdowns. Floyd Smith scored one touch- down for the offense and Andy Shelton kicked the extra points, making the final score 21-0. Front Row, L-R; Charles Dozier, Rick Nixon, Bob Layton, Sam Pickett, Glenn Thompson, Tim Hardin, Jim Mims, Danny Stewart, Joe Young, Mike Williamson. Second Row L-R; Frank Eller, John McIntosh, Jimmy Bradford, Bill Foreman, Russell Kniep, Robert Black- man, Lamar Driscall, Larry Wilson, Mark Willis, Doug Watkins, Roger Roberts. Third Row, L-R; Butch Dolin, Floyd Fulford, Philip Doty, James Mclrvin, Foy Doster, Jule Boyd, Bill Hope, Rollins Brunson, Timmy Tucker, Mike Timmermeyer. Fourth Row, L-R; Ed Whigham, Demetrus Crittenden, Bruce Heath, Philip Thompson, Andy Shelton, Ronnie Holt, Hal Carrington, Ben Parrish, John Caldwell, Tommy Rice, Tank Holland. Fifth Row, L-R; Keith Waggoner, Ricky Jones, Helmith Becker, Randy Ramsey, Dennis Jones, Johnny Henderson, Tim Thompson, Bill Helms, Allen Thompson, Richard Hicks, John Middleton. Sixth Row, L-R; Charles Fleming, Seagel Thurman, Jimmy Clark, Ricky Patrick, Steve Kirkland, Bill Dozier, Fred Glover, Floyd Smith, Keith Jolley, Joe Donaldson. Seventh Row, L-R; Coach Larry Eddins, Coach Ben Baker, Coach Thad Morgan, Coach Paul Terry. Wilcat ecstacy shows through after obtain- ing a first down. First Perfect Season Since 1956 The Enterprise Wildcats tramped the Troy Trojans in the second game of the season. Late in the first quarter, Floyd Smith raced thirty- four yards for the first Cat TD. Two Bill Hope field goals and an inter- ception by Billy Foreman led the Wildcats to a 20-10 victory. The third game of the football sea- son proved to be the Wildcats' toughest so far as they battled back from a 10-0 deficit to beat Au- burn's Baby Tigers 13-10. Bill Hope's field goal in the second half started the Wildcat scoring. On the next offensive series Foy Doster broke loose and sprinted eighty glorious yards for a touchdown. A conversion by Bill Hope and a field goal late in the third quarter topped off the Enterprise scoring. Our fantastic defense held Au- burn's rushing yardage to a nega- tive seventeen yards. Wildcat season was resumed as 'Cats defeated the Williamson High Lions 36-7. Rick Nixon and Bill Hope combined their talents to give the 'Cats a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter. Getting Wildcat points proved an easy task for Bob Layton as he scored two consecutive 'Cat TDs. Andy Shelton and Foy Doster got into the act by scoring the last two touchdowns of the night. When Enterprise and Elba met, it was a match of the unbeaten. The first half was virtually scorless until fifty-three seconds were left in the half when Wildcats came up with a 19-0 lead before going to the locker room. After the half the 'Cats finished off the Tigers with the final score 32-8. The Central Red Devils came to Enterprise hoping for a win, but ended up going home in defeat. A game of close calls and well played football, showing the skill and dex- terity of our outstanding team squeezed the 'Cats by the Devils with a 14-12 victory. Larry Wilson pushes through for more yardage. Rick Nixon shafts an opposing player. 141 Wildcats Are The Pride Of The Wiregrass The Central Red Devils came to Enterprise hoping to take homa a win, but ended up going home in defeat. The Cats seemed to squeeze by the Devils with a 14-12 victory. The second half saw no scoring action, just close calls and well played football showing the skill and dexterity of our out- standing team. Bob Layton surges through the line for addi- tional yardage. Leaping high to snatch a pass. Bob Layton completes a first down. U2 Coaches Push 'Cats Through A Winning Season  43 Lofty Spirit Of Enterprise Fans Surge The 'Cats racked up big number seven by defeating the Prattville Lions 34-14. The first Wildcat points were made by the Thomp- son to Thompson combination and Larry Wilson followed by crashing into the end zone to give us our second touchdown and by popular demand, he repeated his perfor- mance early in the third quarter. The scoring of this game was topped-off by one of the most ex- plosive plays of the season. Philip Thompson handed off to Foy Dos- ter who shocked the crowds by throwing a thirty-seven yard touch- down pass to Andy Shelton. Attempts to elude a Central tackle conclude as Andy Shelton loses his grip off the ball. Foy Doster shuns a bogus tackier. Ronnie Holt and Ricky Jones leap to inter- cept a Central pass. With Phenomenal 'Cat Victories 145 Tough Reputation Of Wildcats Spreads Throughout Alabama Wildcat Homecoming shamed the Selma Saints with a decisive 21-0 victory. The Saints were awe struck and were unable to score or gain yardage against the tremendous ef- forts of the home team. The de- fense put out an overpowering shield to guard the goal and stopped the Saints cold at every step. The offense also did an out- standing job as the 'Cats pulled out with their eighth straight victory. Quick footing of Rick Nixon deters a counter tackle. Auburn's head coach meets head coach, Paul Terry, with a sturdy handshake. 146 Team Votes Ben Parrish, Sam Pickett, And Bill Foreman Permanent Captains The Enterprise Wildcats clinched a 4 play-off booth by whipping the Vigor Wolves 14-0. This win moved Enterprise up to third place, in the 4A ratings. Bill Hope kicked two field goals late in the first half to ac- count for the first six Wildcat points. Floyd Smith scored from two yards out, and Philip Thomp- son made the extra two by sweep- ing around the end to make the fi- nal score. Andy Shelton and Phillip Thompson bull- doze a path for Larry Wilson as he plows down the field. Danny DePina deserts an ensuing player as he pilfers more yardage for 'Cats. Sam Pickett's field injuries call for Rescue Squad attention. 'Cats Finalize Season Having Yielded To Tuscaloosa in State Play-Offs The Wildcats of Enterprise High staggered the Dothan football team and a crowd of 10,000 fans by shelling the Dothan defense with 15 points in seven minutes. The game was a real cliff hanger with Dothan leading until 1:53 remained on the clock. Enterprise trailed until the Thompson to Thompson Com- bination changed the score from 14-13, Dothan to 15-14, Enterprise. Bears and 'Cats zero-in for a collision. 'Cat tears in to bring a Tuscaloosa Bear down. Bruce Heath rushes to aid Rick Nixon as he is ensued by a Tuscaloosa Bear. Foy Poster charges the goal line to set up our only touchdown of the game. 'Cats Conclude Season As Number 5 In State 4A EHS 21 Ozark 0 20 Troy 10 13 Auburn 10 36 Williamson 7 32 Elba 8 14 Phenix City 12 34 Prattville 14 21 Selma 0 14 Vigor 0 15 Dothan 14 State 4A Play-Offs Enterprise 7 Tuscaloosa 17 Hands are up exuberantly as Rick Nixon lays victoriously across the goal line. Andy Shelton rips down the field in an at- tempt for more points. The joyous and spirited season ended on a dreadful note of defeat in the State Play-Offs against Tus- caloosa. The untied, undefeated Wildcat record, first since 1956, will long remain in the hearts and minds of the Enterprise fans. Ranked number 5 in the 4A Divi- sion, ‘Cats put an end to their win- ning streak. The Tuscaloosa Bears overpowered the home team by chance in the final six minutes of the game, resulting in a final score of 17-7. This ended the Wildcat's hopes for actually obtaining the title of Number 1. The Varisity Basketball Team for the 1972-1973 year were Philip Thompson, Tommy Strickland, Glen Thompson, Foy Doster, Ulys- Wildcat Team Ends Season ses Kincey, Mike Timmermyer, Bill Hope, Ronnie Holt, Mickey Reed, Dan Pridgen, Willie Ray Johnson, Max Adams, Pat Kauchick With 7 Wins and 19 Losses Ulysses Kincey Signals fellow Teammates. Clifford Carlton tips one for the-Cats. Mike Timmermyer leaps for the ball. Ronnie Holt takes a free shot for the Cats Coach Goolsby ponders his next move. Team unites to plan new strategy. -I Scores: Enterprise 43-Elba 52 Enterprise 64—Andalusia 73 Enterprise 57—Samson 50 Enterprise 71—Eufaula 83 Enterprise 64—Dothan 71 Enterprise 54—Luverne 49 Enterprise 74—Daleville 59 Enterprise 35—Headland 64 Enterprise 53—Rebecca Comer 67 Enterprise 39—Lee 70 Enterprise 35—Troy 62 Enterprise 45—McGill 72 Enterprise 80-Murphy 52 Enterprise 52—Straughn 70 Enterprise 66—Lanier Enterprise 41—Troy 83 Enterprise 45-Tuscaloosa County 66 Enterprise 54—Tuscaloosa High 91 Enterprise 69—Daleville 54 Enterprise 56—New Brockton 70 Enterprise 71—Elba 61 Enterprise 47—Dothan 52 Enterprise 65—Lee 79 Enterprise 77—Geneva 73 Enterprise 52—Jeff Davis Enterprise 50—Ozark 67 151 Basketball Team Completes First Season Under Coach Goolsby Glenn Thompson prepares to sink a free shot. Fellow players observe teammates on court. Max Adams puts one in during practice. Coach Goolsby gives firm instructions. B Team Shows Up A Team Wildcat wraps his hand around basketball to obtain it for team. The basketball goal is left deserted after long hours of practice. Coach Peavy instructs B Team members. Baseball Team Has The 1973 EHS Moundcats had a disappointing season. Out of four- teen games played, only four were won. Desire to win was not enough to post a winning season, however, the scoreboard does not show the great individual and team efforts. Ronnie Holt positions himself for action. Mike Morris bats one down base line. Team members were Ronnie Holt, Kenny Palmer, Mike Timmermyer, Dennis Jones, Ricky Kelly, Jule Boyd, Steve Kirkland, Corky Kroodsmen, Tim Kelly, Mike Mor- ris, Tommy Rice, Rodney Davis, Ross Broxson, Philip Thompson, Andy Shelton, Tommy Strickland, Jim Mims, and Bill Hope. 54 Disappointing Season A Phil Thompson pitches mistaken ball across homeplate. As a spectator, Phil Thompson applaudes team action. EHS 11 Robert E. Lee 16 3 Dothan 5 0 Ozark 3 0 Carver 7 2 Selma 3 0 Selma 6 0 Dothan 3 4 Ozark 0 3 Carver 5 17 Geneva 7 4 Robert E. Lee 5 9 New Brockton 3 17 Geneva 2 11 New Brockton 2 155 Individual Efforts Highlight 73 Baseball Season Andy Shelton's efforts proved to be a valu- able asset to the team. Kenny Palmer anxiously awaits his team- mate's bat. Everythine is put into it as Kenny Palmer bats the ball down third base line. Coach Eddins, along with members of the team, give complete attention to action on the field. Another Wildcat member strenuously hits the ball. Andy Shelton shows how it is done as he bats the ball. t57 Track Team Fails To Win A Meet Glenn Thompson shows prowess at the broad jump. Randy Ramsey passes the baton to Ricky Patrick. 4 The Enterprise Track team had an- other unsuccessful season, losing both their matches. This year the team competed against Dothan, Huston Academy, Daleville, and Ozark. The track coaches for the 1973 track year were Coach Larry Eddins and Coach Ben Baker. 159 Boys Girls Tennis Team Forms For the first time, the Athletic De- partment formed tennis teams. The teams showed great potential un- der the supervision of Coach Terry and Mrs. Brown. Tennis is a game of movement. (l-r) K. Sessions, T. Hines, B. Beckham, L. Dismukes, K. Minkinow, L. Ingram, L. Call- oway, R. Hamilton, M. Reynolds,. 160 Good tennis requires long hours of practice. Jimmy Boyle and John Stanley play a set of doubles. Jimmy Boyle returns a volley. 161 Matcats Gather Strength Over Previous Season The Enterprise Wildcat Wrestling Team ended their season with a five, seven record. The leading wrestlers on the team this year were Robert Blackman and Pleas Parker. Each was credited with eight wins, three losses and a tie. Front Row; Mike Walsh, Ricky Kelley, Benjy Mathis, Andy Waldon, Keith Kelley, Chuck Mayhan, Mike Warren. Second Row; Charles Holland, Loui Nance, Robert Black- man, James Horace, Timmy Tucker, Pleas Parker, and Coach Walden. Wildcat pins opposing wrestler. Ricky Kelly holds opponent as referee counts. Coach Walden takes timeout to joke around with Andy Waldon. Robert Blackman and Coach Walden ex- change handshakes as Robert is presented with his letter. Coach Walden yells encouragement to wrestler from sidelines. 162 Teachers Vote For Open Final Exams Mr. Hubert Arnette-Welding Mrs. Rebecca Baker—Biology General Science Mr. Ray Barnes-Auto Mechanics Mr. Donald Bass—Algebra II Math Analysis Mrs. Sandy Brown-Girl's Physical Education Mr. Rex Bryan-American History Economics Mrs. Sandra Burkett —Geometry Trignometry Mr. David Carter-VIE Mrs. Sue Cousins—Spanish Mr. Roger Crampton—Guidance Counselor Mrs. Katherine Decker-American History Mrs. Faye Edberg—Biology Mrs. Brown smiles with enthusiasm as she attends her first Teacher's meeting. 166 Mrs. Linda Farris-BOE Mr. Z. I. Fleming—Algebra Business Math Mrs. Gwendolyn Garth—Business Math Guidance Counselor Mr. Tim Goolsby-Economics American History Sports Mrs. Marie Hardin-Librarian Miss Vessie Mae Harris-Home Economics Miss Harris, Miss Youngblood, and Mrs. Garth look on with anticipation at one of the many Pep Rallies. Mrs. Petty looks down as she helps a student with her work. Even Bruce Heath finds it easy to make De- mocrcy amazing to Mr. jerry Rabuzzi. 167 Teachers Reject Exam Exemption Mrs. Gail Helms—Home Economics Fam- ily Relations Mrs. Sue Hearn-Modern Age Short Story Advanced Grammar Mr. Roy Johnson—Vocational Education Horticulture Mr. Milfred Kelley-Basic Grammar American Literature Basic Composition Mrs. Myrllene Kincey-Reading Mr. Mickey Lee-Distributive Education Faculty Defeats Key Club in Softball Miss Thelma Martin-Mechanical Drawing Algebra Mrs. Charlene Martin-Advanced Grammar Advanced Composition Western Litera- ture Short Story Miss Nellie McCorvey-Physical Education Mrs. Dinah McNew—Family Relations Home Economics Miss Joanne McKnight—Business Office Education Mrs. Mary Paramore—Technical Com- position Basic Grammar Journalism Short Story Basic Composition Mrs. Sadie Petty-World History Mr. Dan Pridgen—Guidance Counselor Mr. Jerry Rabuzzi-Democracy Mr. J. Willie Reeder—Vocational Instructor Mrs. Katherine Reeder—Typing Mr. James Reese-Psychology Old South History Mrs. Myra Riley—Democracy Geography Mrs. Wheeler does excellent job in her first year teaching at EHS. 169 Grading System Revised For Incoming Year Mr. James Strength-Basic Composition Bible Literature Mrs. Buena Snellgrove—Business Office Education Mrs. Phillis Talmadge-Shakespeare Basic Composition Early English Puritan English Mr. H. B. Thompson—Vocational Education Horticulture Co-op Mr. Theodore Tharin—Pre-Algebra Geometry Mr. J. B. Thompson-Art Yearbook Adviser Mr. Hobson Walden-Electricity Mrs. Louise Williamson—Composition Creative Writing, Grammar General Story Mr. Douglas Whittle-Physiology General Science Mrs. Myrl Whittle-Biology Mrs. Dorothy Youngblood-Grammar, Composition American Literature, Mod- em Drama Mr. Rex Bryan stays after to grade papers. Mr. Bauer and Mr. Thompson begin work in the ROTC Department. Mrs. Brown, Mr. Thompson, and Mrs. Welch find the Cheerleader tryouts interesting. Mrs. Williamson gives needed help to Frank Drumheller. 170 Ronnie Holt Captures UMOC Award Debbie Adams, Robin Anthony, Cheryl Augusinger, Margie Ash- worth, Bob Averrett, Ricky Bailey, Milton Baker, Phyllis Baker, Adam Ballard, Bill Ballard, Joy Barksdale, Jim Barrett, Terry Barrett, Gerald Batchlor, Row 2: Paula Baldwin, Patti Baxley, Patricia Beard, Steve Brand, Helmith Becker, Ann Black- man, Robert Balckman, James Booth, Donnie Bowden, Judy Bow- doin, Jule Boyd, Mary Bretz, Eddie Bright, Alex Broomfield, Row 3: Brenda Brooks, George Brooks, Keith Brooks, Candy Broxson, Bob Brown, Charlie Brown, Barbara Bryant, Shelia Bryant, Teresa Bun- nell, Johnny Burch, Barbara Burch, Tony Buritti, Jane Buxton, Emily Byrd, Row 4: Martha Byrd, Randy Byrd, Randy Byrd, Wayne Byrd, Regina Cannon, John Carr, James Chain, Nancy Chaika, Ameta Chambers, Walt Chancy, Dale Chapman, Ray Childre, Bob Childs, Jimmie Clark, Row 5: Albert Cole, Ricoes Collins, Aggie Conrad, Kan Cooly, Glen Coone, Lynn Cooper, John Corliss, Karen Costello, Joe Colton, James Council, Carol Crampton, Mike Crickman, Mike Croley, Linda Crosley 172 Students look attentively on as Mr. Strengh delivers interesting lecture. Willie Greer shows enthusiasm during class. Queenessa Curry, Vicky Cundy, Tina Crumpler, Rhonda Crumpler, June Crumpler, Sandra Croley, Sheila Dalrymple, Frank Davis, Jamie Davis, Johnne Decker, Lenny Deese, Cary Dement, Larry De- Ramus, Dixie Dickinson, Bernita Diggs, Row 2: Bobby Dixaon, Phil- lip Dody, Butch Dolin, Debra Don- aldson, Chuck Dordman, Charles Dozier, Lamar Driskell, Mancy Drowne, Cindy Dunaway, Jimmy Dutton, Lisa Dyess, Amn Edwards, Frank Eller, Conway Ellers, Teresa Emanuel, Row 3: Diane Ingram, Charles Ethridge, Ronnie Evans, Te- resa Evans, Mike Fant, Renata Thel- man, Jeani Fleming, Joe Flowers, Wilola Fluellen, David Forbes, Beth Forrester, Kenneth Foushea, Eliza- beth Foy, Debbie Franz, Floyd Ful- ford. Row 4: Joy Cawson, Karen Gay, Wanda Gibbs, Lori Gobbins, Kelley Gilley, Fred Glover, Greg Goodson, David Godwin, Greg Goolsby, Jenny Graham, Lonnie Greenwood, Jimmy Grice, Charles Grim, Bob Grimes, Ed Grimsley, Row 5: Sharron Groom, Cindy Hagler, Deborah Hall, Pat Hankin- son, Mike Hankinson, Greg Han- son, Jan Hanson, Ricky Harbuck, Ed Hardiman, Sherri Hardy, Bubba Harrison, Steve Harris, Susan Harri- son, Zan Harrison, Terry Hartnagle 174 176 Michael Hartwell, Steve Hataway, Olivia Heath, Robbie Heath, Bill Helms, Cindy Henderson, Johnny Henderson, Grady Hendrix, Nor- man Herring, Row 2: Norman Her- rin, Eric Hertzog, Richard Hicks, Bruce Higdon, Jane Holley, Sandra Holley, Alexander Holmes, Ronny Holt, Vivian Horace, Row 3: Sabr- ina Hornesby, Cindy Howard, April Howell, Kenneth Howell, Phyllis Howell, Gail Hudson, Berdette Hughes, Row 4: David Hughs, Ricky Hughes, Lillian Hull, Steve Humphreys, Randy Hurst, Mitzi Hurt, Phyllis Hussey, Betty Jackson, Johnny Jackson, Row 5: Patsy Jack- son, Thelman Jackson, Roy James, Rocky Jarman, Rhonda Jenkins, Martha Jenks, Elizabeth Johnston, Becky Jones, Debra Jones, Row 6: Donnie Jones, Gary Jones, Jack Jones, Lee Jones, Linda Jones, Nancy Jones, Roxie Jones, Yana Jones, Monica Jahnson, Row 7: Micheele Jordan, Wanda Joseph, Francis Karlstad, Eddie Keith, Che- ryl Keller, Chuck Keller, Jan Kelley, Tim Kelley, Chuck Kelly, Row 8: Keith Kelley, Ricky Kelley, Teresa Keyser, Pam Kilpatrick, Eric Kin- vack, Diane King, Ken Kirkland, Mike Knight, David Kozich Sophomore Class Enrollment Reaches Record Height Jimmy Powell's expression portrays the boredom of school. Reth Forrester Takes Time Out For Happiness. Speech III holds the spellbound attention of April Howell. Candy Broxson Sits Throughly Absorbed in her Sophmore surroundings. 177 )oe Lane, Ricky Lae, Mike Lanton, Mike Larrish, Claire Lecomple, Da- vid Lee, Wayne Lee, Kathleen Le- ger, Row 2: Margaret Leger, Danny Lehman, Debra Lester, Sonja Lewis, John Lindsey, Janis Linker, Ronnie Livings, Mike Locklar, Row 3: Phil- lip Locklar, Greg Lolley, Tony Lo- pez, Vicki Lott, Leah Lumpkin, Tommy Lunsford, Keith Maddox, Row 4: Daniel Malady, Bedy Mar- bough, Karen Marsh, Jane Martin, Vanessa Martin, Pam Marusich, Benjy Mathis, Bruce Mathis, Row 5: Shirley Mayes, Chuck Mayhan, Richard McCristian, Sharon McClan, David McClean, Elisa McConnell, Judy McCrummen, Jane McCrummen, Row 6: Toni McCulla, Edith McGowan, Jackie McGuire, Janie McKinney, Susie McMillian, Cherry Merriweather, Steve Metcalf, Billy Metcalf, Row 7: Steve Miller, Patricia Mills, John Milton, David Moates, Skip Monk, Mike Moodt, Carolyn Moody, Mike Mooke, Row 8: Steve Mor- gan, Vickie Morris, Bill Monrie, Cauleen Murphy, Steve Myers, La- vania Myatt, Tommy Neese, Lita Newman 178 Cheri Strickland Receives Miss E.H.S. Spirit Award Cassandra Simmons, like many sophmores, receives guidance from Mr. Crampton. Carole Crampton and Jack Jones enjoy themselves while the band practices. Jane Holley sits contentedly in the Home Ec. living room. 179 Cheryl Nichols, Cozette Nichols, Johnny Nichols, Kim Nichols, Ronnie Nicholson, Jimmy Nolin, Cheryl Olds, Greg Oliver, Kenny Palmer, Beth Pappas, Karen Parker, Billy Parrish, Row 2: Gary Patrick, Ricky Patrick, Linda Peacock, Steve Peckham, Wanda Pennell, Shelly Perry, Janet Peters, Sandy Phillips, Paula Pliss, Nils Poole, Susan Potsdam, Cathy Pouncy, Row 3: Jimmie Powell, Geor- ganne Presley, Steve Price, Susan Provin, Berry Pruez, Karen Pruez, Danny Puck- ett, Wanda Punell, Bruce Quisenberry, Randy Ramsey, Ricky Reeves, Bill Rey- nolds, Row 4: Karen Rickman, Ida Riley, Debbie Riser, Joe Riser, Marie Roberts, Mary Roberts, Kerry Robinson, Roger Roberts, Tony Robinson, Marie Robin- son, Carol Rodriegez, Teresa Rodriegez, Row 5: Teresa Salter, Bobbie Sanford, Patty Savey, Valerie Sawyer, Carol Schane, Ted Scherber, Tony Schwartz, Debbie Scott, Diana Scott, Scottie Scott, David Seanor, Row 6: Marilyn Sellers, Dorothy Senn, Winona Sewell, Elese Seymour, Cindy Shelton, Monica Shel- ton, Denise Sheppard, Tim Sherer, Phyllis Shiver, Charles Sykes, Shirley Skeen, Doug Skinner, Row 7: Diane Sim- mons, Sandra Simmons, Sally Simmons, Karen Singleton, Peggy Smith, Jimmy Smith, Bertha Smith, Donna Smith, Sonny Smith, Tonja Smith, Ron Smith, Paul Smithy Sophomores Win Spirit Stick Four 180 Times Lisa Dyess ponders the outcome of cheerleader try-outs. Monica Shelton performs the Funky Chicken for the judges. 181 Debra Donaldson reigns as Sophmore Homecoming Joe Speigner, Jerri Spence, Beth Steppe, Debbie Stinson, Richard Stinson, Ruth Stokes, Cheri Strickland, Erving Strick- land, Kathy Strickland, Shelly Strickland, Steve Strickland, Susan Taylor, Connie Tapper, Sandy Thomas, Dolly Thomp- kins, Row 2: Andrew Thompson, Julie Thompson, Bob Tillis, Mike Tim- mermeyer, Mike Tindol, Dennis Tram- mel, Timmy Tucker, Claire Turner, David Turner, Kathy Voorheis, Keith Waggo- ner, Andy Walton, Woody Walker, Bryon Walls, Mike Walsh, Row 3: Shelia Walson, Debbie Ward, Larry Warren, Ronnie Warren, John Warren, Wanda Warren, Gail Waters; Doug Watkins, Max Watkins, Rita Watson, Stanley Wat- son, Kathy Weaver, Cyndi Wells, Ginger Wesley, Paula Wesley, Row 4: Terrell West, Emery Whigham, Melinda Whi- tehurst, Belinda Whitehurst, Ron Wilker- son, Lynn Wilkins, Mike Williams, Ben Williams, Patricia Williams, June Wil- liams, Richard Williams, Rose Williams, Teresa Williams, Charlotte Willis, Char- lotte Willis, Row 5: Kay Willis, Mark Willis, George Willis, Carl Wilson, Jams Wilson, Tanny Wing, Robert Wofington, David Woliver, Maleah Wood, Elizabeth Woodward, David Wooters, Steve Yel- verton, Tracy Zander, Debbie Zinenger Cyndi Wells and Doug Watson laugh at the antics of football practice. 182 Attendant 183 Charles Miles studies during a Pep Rally. Teresa Hines tries out for cheerleader. Rinsel McIntosh and johnny Hickman con- centrate on next football play. 184 Juniors participate In All School Events Max Adams, Melinda Al- teria, Marion Amos, Stan Amos, Patty Anderson, Kathy Archer, Deborah Ar- nette. Sherry Artesinger, Rita Averett, Row 2: Mary Ayers, James Baker, Paula Baldwin, Joyce Battle, Glen Beadles, John Beber, Bon- nie Beckham, Chuck Bed- sole, Becky Bell, Floyd Bal- lard, Row 3: Jimmy Bell, Ron Bissell, Brenda Blair, Gregory Blackman, Chuck Bledsole, Nancy Blitz, Vince Bonasso, Cindy Bond, Debbie Boutwell, Karen Bowden, Row 4: Kay Bowling, Robert Bradford, Mike Brand, Bill Braswell, Terri Bretz, David Brinton, Mark Brinton, Don Brooks, Barbara Brown, David Brown, Row 5: Donnie Brown, Joey Bruer, Phyllis Bruner, Ramona Brunson, Lorna Bruso, Sedall Bull- ard, Debbie Byrd, Eliza- beth Byrd, Margaret Byrd, Laura Calloway, Row 6: Lisa Campbell, Katherine Cain, Ricky Capps, Bebe Carroll, Marie Casey, Joe Cassady, Eugene Cawley, Joe Clark, Mark Cline, Al- len Cobb, Row 7: Mary Kinglophski, Carlton Cook, Dana Cousins, Corky Croodsman, Pam Crum- pler, Don Cullen, Bridget Curry, Russell Cutts, John Dandger, Burkett Davis 185 Kathy Davis, Rodney Davis, Sabrina Davis, Mike Dawson, Carole Deale, Danny DePina, Vance De- Vane, Row 2: David Dick, Michael Dickson, Nia Dietsch, Sylvia Diggs, Lynn Dismukes, Johnny Donald, Joe Donaldson, Row 3: Johnny Donald, Jack Doss, Lauree Dow, Billy Dozier, Roger Duncan, Denise Ed- gar, Regina Edgar, Row 4: Denise Edwards, Jamey Edwards, Karen Ferguson, Robert Filipouski, Bonnie Fleming, Charles Fleming, Row 5: Thelmanne Flem- ing, David Floyd, Norris Fluellen, Steve Forehand, Nathaniel Frazier, Linda Freeman, Charles French, Dwight French, Debbie Fuentus, Karen Fulton, Pat Gabella, Row 6: Tony Cal- loway, Lisa Cammill, Deb- bie Cano, Kathy Cano, Judy Gay, Tammy Cebelt, Cindy Gibson, Mike Gil- der, Beverly Goosby, Jenny Graham, Linca Grantham, Row 7: Steve Green, Ron- nie Grice, Lucy Grimes, Roberta Grimes, Chris Grimshaw, Jerry Grissett, Winfred Griswold, Jean Guy, Warren Haggard, John Haley, Gary Hall, Row 8: Nancy Hamner, Joe Hancock, Houston Har- ding, Linda Harrison, Sara Helms, Marie Hendley, Cindy Hickman, Johnny Hickman, John Hildreth, Teresa Hines, Sharon Hite. 186 Juniors Sponsor Jr.-Sr. Prom Beth Kelley joyfully erases a Thelmanne Fleming expresses pain over dia- typing mistake. betes test. 187 Juniors Show Interest in School Problems Sharon Hite diligently studies for first Speech III Test under Mrs. Ripperda. Brenda Blair contemplates the future. Barbara Brown and Donnie Bowden show en- thusiasm at Pep Rally. 188 Ted Hodges, Vicki Hogan, Rita Holcombe, Alice Hol- lis, Bob Holt, Bill Hope, Jamie Hopkins, Doris Hornsby, Kathy Hover, Row 2; Steven Hughes, Perry Humble, Kathy Hun- dley, Tony Hundley, Benny Hutchinson, Debra Ima- nuel, Leah Ingram, Eliza- beth Johnson, Jimmy John- ston, Row 3; Johnny Ray Johnston, Russell Johnson, Steve Johnson, Willie Ray Johnson, Keith Jolley, Debra Jones, Donnie Jones, Janette Jones, Linda Jones, Row 4; Ricky Jones, Danny Karlstadt Nancy Kaufmann, Charlie Keen, Steve Keller, Beth Kelley, David Kennedy, Kim Killet, Meona Kinsey, Row 5; Steve Kirkland, Randall Kerkley, Louie LaPoints, Joe Ledbetter, Linda Lee, Rhonda Lee, Danny Leh- man, Rick Leslie, Teresa Lindsey, Row 6; Bill Lloyd, Mike Locklar, Sandra Lol- ley, Terri Long, Betina Low- ery, Denise Lunsford, Rob- ert Lunsford, Ronnie Lunsford, Susan Mace, Row 7; Marilee Maddin, Judy Maddox, David Mag- gart, Grace Malmburg, Cheryl Martin, James Mar- tin, Leslie Martin, Betty Mauldin, Scotty Medley, Row 8; Donna Meeks, Da- vid Meriweather, Donnie Messick, Jenny Metcalf, Charles Mills, Kim Min- kinow, Lisa Misseldine, Dianne Moeller, Terry Moore. 189 Cheryl Richardson Serves As Junior Homcoming Vicki Morgan, Melissa Motley, Glenn Murdock, Jackie Murphy, Jamie My- nard, Johnny McClendon, Jane McCrummen, Frank McGaffey, Edith McGowan, Jan Mclntash, Row 2: Johnny McIntosh, Rinsol McIntosh, Louie Nance, Rhonda Newby, Bob Newsone, Debbie Nichols, Pam Nickols, Bill Nix, Helen Ogburn, Terri Olsen, Row 3: Ray Pappas, Fran Parham, Mellissa Parker, Chucky Parrish, Kathy Parrish, Brady Pat- rick, Ronald Peacock, Da- vid Perrin, Al Phillips, Rich- ard Pickle, Row 4: Margaret Pierson, Tyrone Pierson, Teresa Pittman, John Popovich, Dorinda Porter, Michele Potete, Steve Powers, Debra Pre- sley, Nancy Presson, Bill Price, Row 5: Pam Pridgen, Jeff Pugh, Joe Purdue, Carol Quattlebaum, Jimmy Quickie, Pat Quinn, Harriet Ramsey, David Ray, Philip Reagen, Beaty Reynolds, Row 6: Helga Reynolds, Marilyn Reynolds, Rachel Reynolds, Tommy Rice, Doug Riley, Keith Riney, Leon Roberts, Debra Rob- ertson, Marie Robertson, Steve Robinette, Row 7: Judy Robinson, Marie Rob- inson, Tom Rodgers, Wil- liam Rodgers, Charlie Ruell, Mike Ryan, Sammy Sawyer, David Scarbrough, Mark Searcy, Howard Seely 190 Attendant David Dick Recieves Blood test for diabetes. Glen Beatles Sets up equipment for movies. Linda Stanphill expresses concern over posted grades. 191 Sherrie Sellers, Kay Ses- sions, Jim Sherian, Danny Sherrer, Karen Shill, Alice Shipman, Edna Shipman, James Shipman, Susie Sho- man. Row 2: Debbie Shows, Steve Shumacher, Pasty Sikes, Alvin Sim- mons, Carl Simmons, Randy Singleton, Donna Sizemore, Ricky Skinner, Debbie Smith, Row 3: Floyd Smith, Lori Smith, Patricia Smith, Ted Smith, MacArthur Snell, Junior Spann, Danny Speigner, Peggy Spiliotis, Kenny Spivey, Row 4: Mike Spur- lin, Linda Stanphill, Johnny Stanley, Pam Stephens, Randy Stewert, Alex Streyer, Kenny Strickland, Pam Strickland, Susie Strickland, Row 5: Dorothy Strozier, Tommy Taylor, Donnie Tanner, Vicki Terry, Gwen Thames, Amanda Thompson, Ricky Thompson, Robby Thompson, Seigle Thur- man, Rose Titwell, Connie Treece, Gale Trinker, Row 6: Randy Turner, Mark Vo- sel, Tim Walden, Bill Wall- ace, Kathy Wallace, Na- netia Walls, Cindy Walsh, Joyce Walters, Becky Wakefield, Debra Warren, Diane Warren, Mike War- ren, Row 7: Mike Waters, Larue Watson, Hal Watts, Diane Whatley, Steve Wheaton, Dale Whi- tehurst, Micky Whittaker, Kim Wilkerson, Beverly Williams, Beverlyn Wil- liams, Brenda Williams, Jennie Williams, Row 8: Jimmy Williams, Willie Williams, Orline William- son, Keith Wilson, David Wood, Teresa Wood, Sherri Yelterton, Robert Yu, Mark Zinenser PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 192 Juniors Look Forward To Next Year's Graduation Teresa Hines, Patricia Smith, and Fran Parham are caught munching in class! Debbie Boutwell and Pam Crumpler think about upcoming Encoala work. 193 Seniors Relieved When Graduation Finally Arrives Kathy Costello Watches as She Gets Her Walter Woliver Exercises His Literary Head Examined. Genius. 194 John Caul Adams, Linda Darlene Adkinson, Kathy Lynn Akridge, Paula Ann Alberson, Lynn Allen, Tim- othy Lamar Allen, Rodney Allison, Row 2: Ryndae Mae Allison, Reger Altieri, John Edward Aplin, Mary Atencia, Nancy Lavon Av- erett, Richard Mark Bari- nger, David Wayne Barnes, Row 3: Bruniece Hughes Basley, Tonita Baston, Robert john Beadles, Sylvia Lynn Beane, Keith Oree Beck, Bennie Ray Beck- ham, Hildreth Dale Beck- ley, Row 4: Pamela Beber, Peggy Bibbs, Dale Micheal Bolling, Alvin Kenneth Bo- sarge, Lyra Fran Boyd, Jimmy Dale Boyle, Jim Robert Bradford, Row 5: Joyce Annie Britt, Burt Irvin Bromberg, Patricia Brooks, Steven Edward Brown, James Rollins Brunson, Re- becca Buckman, Darroll Glen Buxton, Row 6: Mari- lyn Ann Byrd, Pamela Sue Byrd, James Cawley, Har- old Douglas Carrington, Deborah Ann Carmichael, James David Carmichael, Johnny Cain. 195 Mary )o Chandler, Timothy Childs, Marsha Sue Clark, Mary Beth Cockerham, Renee Cockran, Danny Coehler, Marlon Coggins, Row 2: Sandra Arnette Cole, Mark Collins, Mike Dow Conner, Melissa Ann Conner, John Christopher Conrad, Carlton Cook, Eu- gene A. Cooper, Row 3: Joseph P. Copeland, Kath- erine Costello, Clem C. Courtney, Diane Coxom, Benny Crocker, Deborah Ann Cross, Judy Sharon Crumpler 196 Banquet. Andy Shelton makes good showing at EHS Banana Eating Contest. Thoughtful expressions reveal Nancy McGehee's pensive mood. joe Copeland takes time off from playing drums to scream. 197 Seniors Leave 198 P1Q Mp a Conctri irtir n R ainc Sandra Fay Curenton, Alex- ander E. Currey, III, Thomas Vic Danford, Bu- ford Rodney Davis, Gary Davis, Sheryl Davis, Stanley Howard Davis, Row 2: Phyllis lletha Dean, Stephen Timothy Dicker- son, Kim Lee Dietsch, Syl- via Elise Diggs, James Earl Dolin, Rhett Alan Donald- son, Foy Doster, Row 3: Franklin Nunn Drumheller, Casandra Angelia DuBose, Daniel Stephen Duncan, Gloria Annette Dykes, Rita Ann Edwards, Martha Dianne Engram, Beverly Denise Evans 199 Linda Sue Evans, Clifford Charles Fetter, Angela Erika Fleming, Keith Floyd, Joe Forehand, Row 2: William Frederick Foreman III, Ella Marie Foster, Lee Foy, Jesse Frederick, Larry Free- man, Row 3: Susan French, Debra Susan Cay, Fred- erick Grase, Coy Greene, Shirley Diane Green, Row 4: Aaron Lee Greenwood, Lillie Mae Greenwood, Rena Mae Greenwood, Richard Scott Grubbs, Robert Craig Guy, Robin Denise Hamilton, Cathy Lawonine Hancock, Betty Renee Hancock, Terry La- mar Hanson, Row 5: Tim Harden, Susan Dawn Har- rell, Lorenzo Harrison, Bruce Lamar Heath, Ken- neth Allen Helms, Ricky Henderson, Claudia Hen- drix, Grady Wayne Hen- drix, Howard David Her- ring, Row 6: Judy Herring, Martha Webb Herring, Cheryl LaNette Hickman, Larry Mike Holland, Mar- tha Jeane Holly, Debbie Joyce Holmes, Eli Holmes, Bonnie Gayle Holt, James Demain Horace Jr. 200 The Last Week of School Proves Busy for Seniors 201 Row 1: Danny Lewis Horn- sby, Doris Hornsby, Shirley Diane Howell, Sylvia Diane Howell, John Henry How- ell, Becky Hughes, Jim Humphreys, Row 2: James Hunter, Tony Benard Hunter, Jerry Hurst, Joan Jacobs, Robyn Bruce Jack- ett, Thelma Lu Jackson, Linda Marie James, Row 3: Alicia Darlene Johnton, Bobby Carroll Johnson, Daniel Clayton Johnson, Debra Jo Johnson, James Edward Johnson, James Keith Johnson, Frances Lil- lian Jones, Row 4: Jay Rich- ard Jones, Jenette Jones, Irma Marcia Jones, Jan Je- ter, Diana Lynn Kane, Terry Wayne Karlstad, John Pat- rick Kauchick, Row 5: Alice Elaine Kelley, Robbie Kath- leen Kelley, Brad William Kittel, Karin Joan King, Russell Lee Kniep, Ginger Knippers, Connie Lynn Lasseter, Row 6: Tracy Warren Laurence, Robert Layton, Dennis Leroy Lewis, Billy Jack Lisenby, Hank Randall Locklar, Me- lissa Rae Locklar, Marcy Anglyn Longsworth 202 Seniors Lead School In School Spirit Ed Whigham smiles that slowly but surely Rlaxing from her studies is important to Me- smile. linda Whittaker. 203 Senior Class Largest Ever. Claude Whitfield Lott, Su- san Lyles, Frances Maxine McCullar, Jimmy Allen McDaniel, William Marcus McDaniel, Row 2: Robert D. McDonald, Nancy Eve- lyn McCehee, Jannie McKinney, John Waland McKinney, Michael McLinn, Row 3: Brenda McSwain, Karen Marie Maggart, Michael James Maledy, Pam Mallory, Pa- mela Ann Maloy 204 Richard Vernon Manning, Debra Sue Martin, Edwin Harry Martin, Mary Eliza- beth Martin, Rita Musette Martin, Row 2: Kimberly Ir- lene Marusich, Donald Mi- chael Medley, Susan Carol Miller, Stanley Jerome Mil- ton, Jim Mims, Jr., Row 3: Sylvia Jean Moody, Teresa Moody, Robby Morgan, Joseph Devane Motley, Kathleen Murphy 205 Seniors Donate Sculptured Wildcat to School 206 Louie Nance, Russell David Nelson, Stephen McKay, Wendy Michelle Nichols, Cynthia Doris Nicholson, David Glenn Norris, Row 2: Jeffrey A. Norton, Harry James Oates, Mary Charles Oliver, James Osburn, Nyla Renee Owens, Ran- dall Earl Page, Row 3: Teddy Paramore, Pleasant Leonidas Parker III, Becky Lynn Parrish, Ben Edgar Parrish, Ellen Patterson, Mi- chael Juan Patrick, Row 4: Carol Suzanne Perez, Del- vin Tom Phillips, Stacy Therea Phillips, Samuel Wayne Pickett, Peggy Jane Pierce, Dan Edwards Prid- gen, Jr., Row 5: Roy Lee Pierson, Cynthia Ann Puck- ett, Leigh Ann Quinn, Joyce Dalrymple Reagan, Calvin Redmon, Wilbur Redmon, Leslie Reed, Mary Elizabeth Reese, Doris Reynolds, Willie Ju- nior Reynolds, Susan Ann Rickman, Dana Garrett. 207 Kathy Lynn Richardson, Paula Lynn Ridgeway, The- resa Lynn Robinson, Sheila Denise Rogers, Cecil Grady Russel, Robin Rhea Sable, Debra C. Saloom, Row 2: Deborah Kaye Sal- ter, Douglas Sanders, Larry L. Sasser, Stanley Sawyer, Barbara Susan Sawyer, Pa- tricia Ann Sauls, David Wood Searcy, Row 3: Catherine Louise Shane, Charlie Ray Sconiers, Nat- tie Lynn Sessions, William Andrew Shelton, Cynthia Ann Shipman, Edna Ship- man, Mike Sharp, Row 4: Steve Shoemocker, Mary Seigle, Ronnie Dwight Sim- mons, Micheal Lewis Skin- ner, Kenneth LaDon Skin- ner, Harry Leslie Smith, Pamela Kay Smith, Row 5: Brenda Sue Smith, Rhett Poole Smith, Emanuel Sco- nyers, Robert Spencer, Harold Stephens, James Daniel Stewart, Connie Geibel Stinson, Row 6: Sandra Kay Stinson, Robert Thomas Strickland, Glen Robert Strickland, Betty Sue Taylor, Jerry Thomas, Amanda Thompson, Mitchell Glen Thompson. 208 David Searcy Serves as Senior Class President Ryndae Allison observes an experiment in class. Jeff Norton Makes an extra effort to study. Tommy Strictland waves the Senior Class Flag. 209 Phillip Cleveland Thomp- son, Ronald Timothy Thompson, Gwendolyn Hudson Thrash, William Baker Thrash, Charles Treece, Steven Lee Varney, Row 3: Robert James Voorheis, Ruben Boris Wade, Karen Jane Waggo- ner, Row 4: Walter Hugh Woliver, Susan Wallis, Car- rey Vance Walls, Elna Wa- ters, Regina Ann Waters, Deborah Gail Watson, Greg H. Watson, Claude McConnelly Weatherford, Mary Webb, Alfonso Gary Wesley, Row 5: Emily Jane Wesley, Cheryl Joy Wes- ley, Ed E. Whigham, James Howard Whigham, Tim- othy Wayne Whitehead, Dell Lynette Whitehurst, Melinda Ann Whittaker, Orlene Wilkerson, Barbara Jean Williams, Deborah Renee Williams, Row 6: James E. Williams, Michael Edwin Williamson, Sara Jane Williams, Edward Wil- son, Larry D. Wilson, Elea- nor Victoria Wilson, Shirley Denise Wong, Ricky Dean Yelverton, Joe William Young Jim Humphrey! 210 and Alphonso Wesley Win National Merit Finalist. Glenn Summeral and Carol Cram- pton pay much attention to something. Robert Beadles and Theresa Moody exchange views. 211 Senior Directory John Adams—ROTC 10,11,12; ROTC 3rd place Academic Award 10,11,12; Honor So- ciety 11,12; Honor Senior 12; Band 10,11,12 Linda Adkinson—Shop VICA 12 Paula Albertson-FHA 10; Library Club 11; Band 10,11,12 Lynn Allen—Student of Month t2; Home- coming 12; Track 12; Student Council 11,12; Pre. Pep Club 10; Key Club 11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; DECA 12; V. Pre. Senior Class 12; Tim Alien-Shop VICA 10,11; FFA 12 Ryndae Allison-DECA 12; winner DECA 2nd District Speech Contest 12; Cup o Cof- fee Beauty 10 Cathy Akridge—FTA 10; DECA Chaplain 11; DECA Secretary 12; Honor Society 11,12 Rick Anderson—Art Club 11,12 Nancy Averett-Band 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; FTA 11,12 David Barnes—Band 10,11,12 Rita Barnes—VICA 11,12; Local and State VICA Parliamentarian; National VICA Re- gion III V. Pres. Miss VICA Student of the Year; 1st place Study Guide Contest, District and State 12; 1st place Emblem Ceremony Contest Dis. 11,12; 2nd place Emblem Cere- mony Contest Nat. 11; Student Council 11; FHA 10; Dramatics 10; Pep Club 10 Robert Beadles—Quill Scroll 11,12; Pre. Quill Scroll 12; Homecoming Co-Chair- man 12; Student Council 12; ENCOALA 11,12; Editor 12; French Club 10,11 Sylvia Beane-BOE 10,11,12; FHA 10 Pam Beber—Band 10,11,12; FTA 10; Drama 10,11; French Club 12; Keith Beck—ROTC 11; Homecoming 11; Marksman Badge 11; Best Drill Co. 11 Best )rill Platoon 11; Bennie Beckham-ROTC 10,11,12; VICA 11,12; Peggy Biggs—GAA 10; Latin Club 10; Science Club 12; Lyra Fran Boyd-Spanish Club 10, Dramatics 10,12; Student Council 10; B-Team Cheer- leader 10; Band 10,11,12; Drum Majorette 12;; Class Fav. 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Miss EHS 12; Joyce Britt—GAA 10,12; PE Day 12; FHA 10: Burt Bromberg-Debate 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Band Pre. 12; B-Team Basketball 10; Key Club 10; Pre. Key Club 11; Dramat- ics 10; Honor Society 11,12; Pre. Honor So- ciety 12; Math Club 11; Rollins Bruson-Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Baseball 11; Dramatics 10,11,12; FTA 12; Let- ter Club 11,12; Thesbian Society 12; Best Ac- tor at Drama Festival in Troy: Becky Buckner—Thesbian Club 12; FTA 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Dramatics 12; Youth Legislature 11,12; Senior Banquet 12; Marilyn Byrd—Quill Scroll 11,12; Cheer- leader 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; FTA 10; Student Council 12; ENCOALA 10,11,12; Pam Byrd—Sports Day 10; Powder-Puff Football 10,11; BOE 12; DE 12; Dramatics 10; Spanish Club 10; Mary Chandler—Spanish 10,11,12; VICA 11,12; Pre. VICA 11, Sec. VICA 12; Marsha Clark—Sports Day 10; Powder-Puff Football 10; Dramatics Club 11; ENCOALA 12; GAA 10; Spanish Club 10; Beth Cockran-Glee Club 10; Pep Club 11; Art Club 11; Mark Collins-Student of the Month 12; Band 10,11,12; Mike Conner—ROTC Drill Team 10,11,12; ROTC Top 5% Award 10; Quill Scroll 12; Cup o' Coffee 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Council 11; Missy Conner—Student of the Month 12; Cheerleader 10,11; Editor Cup o' Coffee 12; Debate 11; Powder-Puff Football 10,11; Dra- matics 10,11; FTA 10; Quill Scroll 11,12; Spanish 10; John Conrad-ROTC 10,11,12; Rifle Team 10,11,12; High Shooter Award 10,11,12; Best Drilled Squad 11; Honor Co. 12; Thesbian Club 12; Play 12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Recipi- ent Navy ROTC Scholarship; Cup O' Coffee 11; ENCOALA 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Math Club 10; Student Council 11; Kathy Costello—ROTC 12; Superior Cadet 12; Honor Senior 12; Math Team 12; Band 10,11,12; ROTC Band 12; Powder-Puff Foot- ball 10,11; Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; French Club 12; FTA 10; Diane Coxsom—GAA 11,12; FFA 12; Inter- Club 12; Sec. junior Class 11; Benny Crocker—ROTC 10,11,12; Rifle Team 11,12; FFA 10; Science 12; Sandra Currenton—Honor Senior 12; Honor Society 11,12; Math Club 11,12; Joyce Dalrymple—VICA 11,12; 1st Place Dental Tech. 12; FHA 10; Art Club 10; Phyllis Dean-BOE 10; VICA 11; DECA 12; Steve Dickerson—ROTC 10,11,12; ROTC Top 5% Award; FFA 10; Honor Society 12; Rhett Donaldson—FBLA District and State Junior Accountant 1st Place Winner 12; FBLA State and National Leadership Confer- ence 12; Youth Legislature 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Cup o' Coffee 12; FTA 10,11,12; Play 11; Quill Scroll 12; Frank Drumheller—Spanish 10; Drama 10; Science 12; Wrestling 12; Danny Duncan-Spanish 10; DECA 11; Gloria Dykes—Pep Club 10; DECA 12; Denise Evans—Powder-Puff Football 10,12; Band 10,11,12; Spanish 12; Linda Evans—DECA 12; Angela Fleming-Class Beauty 11,12; 1st run- ner up to Homecoming Queen; Library 11; Spanish 10,11,12; GAA 10; Billy Foreman-Player of the Week 12; Per- manent Capt. of Football Team 12; Honor Senior 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Letter Club 10,11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Lee Foy—Pep Club 11; Projection 11; Dana Garrett—Honor College High School Student 12; Member Society American HS Students 12; VICA 11; Spanish 10; Math Club 10; Cup o' Coffee 10; ENCOALA 10; Basket- ball 10; Football 10; Track 10; Debra Garrett—Honor Society 11,12; Co-Op Program 12; Frederick Grase—FTA 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Inter-Club Council 11; ROTC 10,11,12; V. Pre. Junior Class 11; Shirley Greene-GAA 10,11,12; FHA 10,11; Lillie Greenwood—FHA 10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Shop VICA 12; Inter-Club Council 12; Rena Greenwood—FHA 10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Ricky Grubbs—FTA 10,11; Dramatics 11; Spanish 10; Math 12; Science 12; Robin Hamilton-Cheerleader 10,11,12; Tennis Team 12; Pep Club 11; Susan Harrell—Head Majorette 12; John Phillip Sousa Award 12; Newspaper Staff 10,12; Student Council 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Majorette 11,12; FTA 10,11; Lorenzo Harrison—Band 10,11,12; School Newspaper 12; Pep Club 11; Bruce Heath—Basketball 10,11; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Letter Club 11,12; Kenneth Helms—DECA 11, French 12; Ricky Henderson—Band 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12, Math Club 12; Wayne Hendrix—Star Agribusiness of Year 12; State Farmer Award 12; FFA 10,11,12; Sentinel FFA 12; Judy Herring—FHA 10; GAA 11; DECA 12; Cheryl Hickman—French 10; Drama 10; BOE 12; Mike Holland—Cheerleader for Powder- Puff 10,11; Martha Holley—FTA 10,11,12; FHA 10; Drama 10,11; BOE 12; Band 10,11,12; Play 10; Pep Band 10,11; Debbie Holmes—Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 11,12; FHA 10; FTA 10,11,12; Math Club 11 12; Eli Holmes—Wrestling Team 11,12; Diane Howell-Miss FBLA; FBLA 11,12; FHA 12; Diane Howell—Drama 10; Spanish 10,11,12; FTA 10; DECA 11,12; Becky Hughes—Homecoming Attendant 10; Cheerleader 10,11,12; ENCOALA 10,11; Key Club Sweetheart 11,12; FTA 10,11,12; Span- ish Club 10; Student Council 10; FHA 10; Jim Humphreys—National Merit Finalist 12; ROTC 11,12; Golf 10; French 10,11,12; Science 10,12; Math 11,12; Joan Jacobs—Chorus 10; FHA 10,11; GAA 10; Robyn Jackett-Band 10,11 12; ROTC 10,11,12; Science 10,11,12; A Jan Jeter—Honor Senior; Honor Society 12; Powder-Puff Football 10; Pep Club 11; FTA 11,12; Student Council 10; Drama 10; Alicia Johnson—Majorette 11,12; Bobby Johnson-DECA 11,12; FFA 10; Stu- dent Council 11; Projection 10; ROTC 10,11; Danny Johnson—VICA 11,12; 1st Local, 2nd State, 3rd District VICA Electrical Trades contest; Debbie Johnson-FHA 10; FTA 11,12; GAA 11; FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; James Ed Johnson—ROTC 10,11,12; Optimist Club EHS Most Outstanding Student; Na- tional Merit Commended Student; Legion of Valor Bronze Cross; Superior Cadet Award; Army and Navy ROTC Scholarship; Honor Senior; Math Club 10; Key Club 11,12; James Johnson-FFA 10; Frances Jones—Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; FHA 10; FTA 11; Spanish Club 10; GAA 12; Jeanette Jones—GAA 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12; FFA 10; Shop VICA 12; Marcia Jones-ROTC 11,12; Co. Sponser 11; Brigade Sponser 12; DAR Good Citizenship Girl 12; Honor Senior; FHA 10; FTA 10,11; NHS 11,12; Danny Kachler—Science 10,11,12; Math 10,11; VICA 11; ROTC 10,11,12; Projection 10; Terry Karlstad-ROTC 10,11,12, DE 12; Kathleen Kelly-VICA 11,12; 1st place VICA Job Interview for District State; 1st place Emblem Ceremony 12; Band 10; Ulysses Kincey—Basketball 11,12; Connie Lasseter—ROTC 12; Most Faithful Sponsor 12; Honor Senior; Honor Society 12; band 10,11,12; Drum Majorette 12; FTA 11; Tracy Laurence—Science 10,11,12; Betty Lawford-BOE 10,11,12; FHA 11; Dra- matics 10; Billy Jack Lisenby—Track 10,11; Basketball 10; Football 10; Art 12; FFA 10,11,12; Projec- tion 11; Hank Locklar-ird place Regional Account- ing Contest 12; Band 10,11,12; Mellisa Locklar-Spanish Club 10; Drama 10,12; FTA 10,11,12; BOE 12; Band 10,11,12; Youth Legislature 11; Barbara Lupton—DECA 12; Karen Maggart-AII State Band 12; Student Council 11,12; Band 10,11,12; FTA 10; Science 10,11; Spanish 10,11,12; Dramatics 10; Pam Maloy-ROTC Sponser 11,12; Honor Thesbian 12; School Play 10,11,12; Drama 10,11,12; French 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; FHA 10; Quill Scroll 11,12; Art 12; FTA 11; ENCOALA 11,12; Newspaper 11; Debbie Martin—Band 10,11,12; Student Council 10; FTA 10,11,12; Janet Martin-Art 10,11; Mary Martin-Pep Club 10,11; Science 12; Spanish 11,12; Rita Martin-Drama 10; FTA 11,12; FBLA 11; FHA 12; BOE 11; Kim Marusich—2nd to Queen, H.C.; VICA 11,12olst place District and State in Job In- terview Contest; Pep Club 11; Spanish 10; Jim Mims-Football 10,11,12; Player of the Week 12; Record for Scoring Twice on Blocked Punts in One Game 12; Track 10,11; Set New Record for 880 yd. Dash 10; Base- ball 11,12; ROTC 10,11,12; Brigade Com- mander 12; Cadet of the Month 12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Letter Club 10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; Devane Motley—Library Club 10; Projection Club 11; DECA 12; Kathleen Murphy—Powder-Puff Football 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Spanish 11,12; Letitia Myers—CO-OP Honors Program; Honor Senior; Drama 10; French 10,11; Honor Society 12; Debate Team 10; Jimmy McDaniel-NHS 11; Nancy McGehee-DECA 12; Steve NeSmith—Football 10,11; Baseball 10,11; Basketball 10; Spanish 10,11,12; Letter Club 11,12; Student Council; Wendy Nichols—FHA 10; FTA 11; FBLA 12; Cindy Nicholson-Student of the Month 12; Calendar Girl 11; Quill Scroll 12; Thes- bian's Society 12; ENCOALA 11;,12; School Play 11; Drama 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; French 10; Powder-Puff Football 10; Rick Nixon—Football 12; Letter Club 12; Mary Charles Oliver-FTA 10,11,12; FHA 10; French Club 11; DECA 12; James Osborn—ROTC Rifle Team 11,12; Good Conduct Ribbon 11; Top 15% Insigna 11; Top 5% Ribbon 12; French 11; Honor So- ciety 11,12; Science 12; Art Typing 12; Pies Parker-FFA 10,11,12; Land Judging Team 12; Livestock 11; Track 11,12; Wres- tling 11,12; Ben Parrish—Football 10,11,12; Player of the Week 12; All-State Honorable Mention 12; Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11; Letter 10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; Ellen Patterson—Society Outstanding Am. HS. Students 12; Thesbians 12; Band 10,11,12; Newspaper 11,12; School Play 10,11; FTA 10,11,12; Spanish 10; Drama 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; Dan Pridgen-Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; FFA 10; Letter Club 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Pep Club 11; Cindy Puckett-Society of Outstanding High School Students; Honor Senior; NHS 11,12; VICA 11; Walter Reed Nursing Scholarship; Leigh Quinn-Powder-Puff Football 11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Art Club 10,11,12; BOE 12; FTA 10; Doris Reynolds-FFA 11; FHA 12; GAA 12; Willie Reynolds—ROTC 12; Cadet of the Month 12; DECA 10,11,12; FFA 10; Susan Rickman-Band 10,11,12; Majorette 11,12; Youth in City Government 10,11; Science 10; Spanish 10; FTA 11; Paula Ridgway-Spanish 10; Library 10; Pep Club 11; DECA 12; Art 12; Paul Robinson—Football 10,11; Chess 12; Thresa Robinson-FBLA 12; Sheila Rogers—FHA 11,12; GAA 11,12; Cecil Russell—ROTC 10,11,12; DECA 11,12; Spanish 10,11,12; Inter-Club Council 11,12; Robin Sable—Powder-Puff Football 11,12; Drama 12; Art 12; DECA 12; Debra Saloom—FHA 10; Deborah Salter—Band 10,11,12; Library 11; Stanley Sawyer-1st place Talent Show 12; Thesbian 12; Band 10,11,12; School Play 11; Youth Legislature 11, Math Club 10; FTA 11,12; Spanish 10; Drama 11,12; Susan Sawyer-Honor Society 12; Honor Se- nior; Band 10,11,12; Drama 10,11; Student Council 10; Youth Legislature 11; Patty Sauls-School Paper 10; Art 10; FTA 11; Band 10,11,12; Karen Schwartz—Honor Society 12; Art 11,12; Charlie Sconiers-Band 10,11,12; School Play 10,11; Dramatics 10,11,12; Art 12; Emanuel Sconiers—FFA 11,12; David Searcy—Class Favorite 10,12; Student of the Month 12; MR. EHS 12; School Play 10,11; Art 10,11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Sec.-Trea. 11; Pre. 12; FTA 10,11,12; Mr. FTA 12; Honor Society 12; EN- COALA 12; Lynn Sessions-FHA 10; FTA 10,11,12; FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 11; Honor Society 11; Andy Shelton—Student of the Month 1 sf Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11; Baseball 12; Football 10,11,12; Letter Club 10,11,12; FCA 11,12; FTA 11; Key Club 10,11,12; FFA 10; Mary Siegle-FBLA 12; Eddie Sims-Band 10; ROTC 10,11,12; News- paper 11; Football 11; Math Club 10,11; French Club 10; FFA 10; Dramatics 10; Stu- dent Council 11; Quill Scroll 11; Buddy Skinner-VICA 11,12; 1st place Elec- trical Trades Contest; Rhett Soloman-School Newspaper 12; FFA Harold Stephens-Debate 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Tennis 12; Student Council 10,11, (Vice Pres.) 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 10; NHS 11,12; Letter Club 11; Connie Stinson-DECA 12; FTA 11; Tommy Strickland-Football 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; French Club 10; Letter Club 10,11,12; Mitchell Thompson—Football 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Gwen Thrash—FBLA 12; Dramatics 10; Karen Waggoner-FHA 10,12; DECA 11,12; Carey Walls-FFA 11,12; Greenhand Degree in Agriculture; State Farm Agriculture De- gree; ROTC 10; Track 11; Science 10; Etna Waters—FHA 10; FBLA 11,12; Regina Waters—FHA 10; FTA 10,11; Drama 10,11; Deborah Watson—FTA 12; FBLA 12; Winner of District and State Competition in Clinical Division; 3rd place Wiregrass Typing Con- test; 2nd place Coffee Co. Con. Greg Watson-FFA 11,12; Greenhand de- gree in FFA; State Farmer Degree; Football Statistician 11,12; Baseball 11; Claude Weatherford-Football 10; Track 10; DECA 12; Letter Club 11,12; Science 10; Mary Webb—FTA 10; Science 12; Drama 11; Art Typing 12; Spanish 12; lane Wesley—Miss Enterprise, Key Cub Sweetheart 12; ROTC Sponsor 12; FHA 10; FTA 10,11; Math Club 10; Spanish 10; |oy Wesley-FTA 11,12; Miss FTA 12; Honor Senior; Honor Society 11,12; DECA 11; Dell Whitehurst—GAA 10,11,12, FHA 10,11,12; Melinda Whittaker-Sophomore Beauty; ROTC Sponsor 11,12; FTA 10,11; Spanish 10; Drama 10; Inter-Club Council 11; Band 10,11,12; V. Pre. FTA 11; Barbara Williams—FBLA 12; Deborah Williams-Library Club 11; GAA 10,11,12; Sarah Williams—Powder-Puff Football 12; GAA 12; Edward Wilson-Pep Club 11; FFA 10,11,12; FTA 10,11; Larry Wilson-ROTC 10,11,12; Best Drilled Cadet 10; Band 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Football 12; Player of the Week 12; Track 10,11; Basketball 10; Vicki Wilson—FBLA 11,12; Newspaper 11; Powder-Puff Football 11; Walter Woliver—Quill Scroll 12; ROTC 11,12; Rifle Team Capt. Shooting Awards 11,12; ENCOALA 12; Wrestling 11; Rowing Team 10; Math Club 11; Spanish 11; FTA 11,12; Dramatics 11; Shirley Wong—GAA 12; Cheerleader 12; FFA 12; FHA 10,11,12; |oe Young—Track 10,11; Football 10,11,12; 215 Senior Work Day Patrons Fabric Mart West Cate Book and Gift Shop Otasco Association Store The Tree House Water Hole Yamaha Dr. Pugh H. L. Douglas Association Citizens Bank McKinnons Custom Cleaners Enterprise Banking Company Honda North Main Standard Service Station Downing and Brinson Insurance Agency Super 5 10 Spence Printing Company Triangle Florist Super Foods Martin-Colley Drugs Westgate Gulf Watson Glass Company Nichols Oldsmobile House of Stone Enterprise Floor Coverings Brannon Office Supply Bedsole Appliance Enterprise Aution The Sherwin-Williams Company Dandy Dipper Patricia's Gift and Sweet Shop Peterson's House of Flowers Parrish Superette Enterprise Drug Company Firestone Tires Hilmac Sporting Goods Pasquales Sabrina Red Hanger Dr. W. B. Collier Dr. Sanders Enterprise Hospital Daily Ledger Town Country Childrens Wear First Federal Garwood Anthony's Pizza On Call Golden Goddess Coiffures The Book Store Westgate Veterinary Hospital Ina's Beauty Salon El Palacio City Recreation Department Piggly Wiggly Barbacci Joe C. Jones Hardware Yancey ParEers Bryars-Warren Drugs Crumpler Furniture Whites Auto Colson's Bry a rs-Apparel Wiregrass Printing Company Dobbs Visual Clinic Lolley Jones Floor Company Enterprise Hearing Aid Center Danley Furniture Company Audrey's House of Beauty Taylor's IGA Stinson Gulf Service Fashion Shop Interstate Securities Company Enterpriser Motel Goodyear Tire Store Ray Hughes Chevrolet Mixson Brothers Scottie Store Neal Louge Saloom's Shoe Store Enterprise Flower Shop Streyer's 216 I Am The Future For better. For worse, This world will be What I make it 217 I Am Me I act I react I think I feel But most of all, I live. 218 221 4 ENCOALA1973ENCOALA1973ENCOALA1973E 973ENCOALA 1973ENCOALA1973ENCOALA COALA 1973ENCOA LAI 973E N CO A LA 1973EN