Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

Enterprise High School Enterprise, Alabama Volume 37 m v.'Uimniwr' What is time?—the shadow on the dial,—the striking of the clock,— the running of the sand,—day and night,—summer and winter,— months, years, centuries? These arc but arbitrary and outward signs,—the measure of time, not time itself. Time is the life of the soul. If not this,—then tell me, what is time? 9 Ii desperate ich desper- n does no� nions, per- a different the music measured Fort Rucker Appreciation Day Quincey Lomax Adams Melinda Fave Altieri Marion Delois Amos Stanley Earl Amos Patricia Anne Anderson Catherine Marie Archer Debra Sue Amette Reginald Austin Rita Gwen Averett Ronald Wade Averett James Alan Baker Glenn Edward Beadles John Charles Beber Christopher Lerov Becker Bonnie Sue Beckham Mary Jane Bedsole Rebecca Rose Bell Floyd Lowavne Bellard Nancy Ann Blitz Cynthia Ann Bond Vincent Gerand Bonasso Debra Gail Boutwel! Donna Meeks Bowden Karen Teresa Bow den 12 Sheila Strange contemplates her hand. Sabrina Davis gives her view on Democracy. 13 Mark Vosel Serves as Karen Diane Bowling Robert Charles Bradford John Michael Brand William Preston Braswell Thresa Ann Bretz Mark Dixon Brinton Charles Ladon Brooks Barbara Ann Brown David Wavne Brown Joseph Clair Bruer Jr. Phyllis Bruner Loma Nanette Bruso Sedell Bullard Margaret Kaye Byrd Kathryn Ann Cain Joe Cassady dozes between classes. Kathy Hundley flags a ride after school M Senior Class President 15 Class of 1974 Dividet John Caldwell, Jr. Lisa Cambpell Rickv William Capps Barbara Helen Carroll Marie Dolly Casev Joe Calvin Cassady, Jr. Charles Eugene Cawley Jana Leoda Chalker Rodney Daryl Chalker Airmedia Chambers Ricky Dale Childree Robert Eugene Childs Joseph Keith Clark Tom Allan Cobb Albert Lee Cole Dana Terissa Cousins Pamela Lynn Grumpier Donald Nathan Cullen Melody Jane Culverhouse Bridget Curry Russell William Cutts Kathy Sue Davis Sabrina Lee Davis Michael Havis Dawson SENIOR CLASS OF 1974 Michaela Susan Day Vance Stephen DeVane David Michael Dick Lynn Anna Disinukes Michael Fredrick Dixon Anne Dominey Johnnv Ray Donald Joseph William Donaldson Laura Louis Dow William Roy Dozier Timothy Paul Duke Roger Dale Duncan Jimmy Marshall Dutton Carrie Denise Edgar Regina Lynn Edgar Denise Edwards James Clark Edwards Janett Edwards Deborah Lynn Emanuel Harold Allen Fearing Karen Maria Ferguson Robert Dale Filipowski Thelmanne Fleming David King Floyd CONSISTS OF 3 STUDENTS Joe Ledbetter watches volleyball ball tourna- ment on sports day. John Caldwell directs his attention to a passer-by. Time out for a laugh is taken by Bill Lloyd 19 Seniors Plcnj Hooky William Stephen Forehan Nathaniel Raymond Frazier Linda Freeman Debra Louise Fuentes Karen Sue Fulton Patricia Gabella Tony Lamar Galloway Lisa Ellen Gammill Deborah Kav Gano Judy Peacock Gay Tamara Lee Gebelt Cynthia Ann Gibson Michael Bryson Gilder Linda Lee Graham George Gerald Green Ronnie Wayne Grice Kimberly Killet Griffen Lucy Eleanor Grimes Roberta June Grimes Christopher Mark Grimshawe Warren Oliver Haggard Jonathan Carl Haley Gary Thomas Hall Joe Alan Hancock 20 on April 26. Lynn Dismukes takes a break after a game of tennis. 21 Baccalaureate Is Patrick Joseph Hankinson Robert Houston Harding Valerie Sawyer Harris Sara Kate Helms Debra Ann Henderson Debra Marie Hendley James Eric Hertzog John Edwin Hickman John Lee Hildreth Teresa Ann Hines Sharon Michelle Hite Vicky Sue Hogan Rita Joyce Holcombe Alice Teresa Hollis Jamie Lynn Hopkins Vivan Dianne Horace Charlotte Ann Howell Perry Calvin Humble Kathy Lynn Hundley Tony William Hundley James Lewis Hunter Jeannie Lynn Hunter Ramona Brunson Hutto Leah Suzanne Ingram Chris Becker draws plans for his future house. 27 Held On May 26 23 Glen Murdock Receives Clarence Earl Jackson Judy Maddox Jinright Elizabeth Johnson Cox Jimmy Johnson Stephen Robert Johnson Russell Alan Johnson Willie Rav Johnson Starling Keith Jolley Debra Jane Jones Donald Ned Jones, Jr. Reba Marie Jones Richard Earl Jones Michael Charles Jones Sue Ellen Jones Daniel Earl Karlstad Nancy Ellen Kauffman Steven Micheal Keller Meona Kincev Mary Ann Komlofske Gordan Alvin Kroodsma Linda Susan Lee Joe Lee Ledbetter Richard James Leslie Gail Leverette Teresa Ann Lindsey William Earl Lloyd Nancy Eileen Logan Sandra Kay Lolley 24 Legion of Valor Award Terri Jean Long Bettina Lowery Ronald Rav Lunsford Susan Elaine Mace Marilee Maddin David Lee Vlaggart Ray Boyette Mallette Grace Velina Malinberg Melinda Marsh Janies Anthony Martin Leslie Jayne Martin Ronnie Martin Michael Ray Mathias Betty Mauldin Cain Linda Sue McClain Judy Anne McCrummen Frank Gorden McGaffey Janice Marie McIntosh John Robert McIntosh Rinsel Dale McIntosh Glenda Harrison McMahan Scotty Lee Medley Robert David Merriweather Donald Ray Messick Jennifer Metcalf Kin Anna Minkinow Francis Charles Miles III Lisa Beth Missildine Tammy Gebelt Chosen DAR 26 Nancy Pressem Serves Dianne Sue Moeller Sherry Sellers Morgan Terry John Moore Pete Kevin Morris Mike Wayne Morris, Jr. Judv Melessa Motley Billy Glenn Murdock Jacqueline Murphy Denise Kim Maier James Monroe Mynard Louie Edd Nance Rhonda Jo Newby Bob Baggett Newsome Cheryl Nichols Deborah Louise Nichols James Bruce Nichols William Lonnie Nix, Jr. Pamella Jo Nuckolls Nina HeDon Ogburn Terri Jane Olsen Deborah Anne Patton Ravmon Joseph Pappas Willie Frances Parham Melissa Anne Parker Charles William Parrish, Jr. Kathy Lynette Parrish Brady Lawrence Patrick Tyrone Pearson 28 A,s' Class Secretary Glenn Murclock Serves As Vice-President Stephen Wilbur Peckham David Allen Perrin Kathleen Sena Philahaiun John Allen Phillips Richard Joe Pickle Dana Capps Pittman Teresa Kay Pittman Dorinda Dianne Porter Steve Daniel Powers Nancy Ann Presson Barry John Prensz William Mannfried Price. II Pamela Pridgen Jeffrey James Pugh Lillian Caroline Quattlebaum Patrick Edward Quinn Harriet Selina Ramsey David Ray Rinehart Ronnie Redman Beadie Mae Reynolds Helga Reynolds Marilyn Reynolds Rachel Reynolds Thomas Alvin Rice, Jr. Cheryl Anne Richardson Joe David Riser, Jr. Debra Jo Robertson Maria Robinson 30 of Senior Class Thelmanne Fleming Serves Marie Robinson Terry Carl Robinson Nancy Lvnne Rodawalt Timothy Dale Roger Charlie Carroll Rnssell Michael Ryan Tereasa Sanders Samuel Fleming Sawyer David Mack Scarbrough Thomas Loren Schwartz Mark Houston Searcy Steven Jeffrey Sedam Howard Wilson Seelv Marilyn Ruth Sellers Esther Kay Sessions Danny Eugene Sherrer Karen Rowe Shill Alice Marie Shipman 32 Mike Dawson Wins Corporate Kennith Jerome Shipman Susan Ellen Shoman Deborah Kay Shows Alvin Carl Simmons Randall Charles Singleton Donna Jean Sizemore Ricky Randall Skinner Debra Lynn Smith Earnest McLeod Smith Lori Jean Smith Patricia Smith Jimmy Ray Smith Dorsey Dewes Spann, Jr. Danny Speigner Peggy Diana Spiliotis Kenneth Milton Spivey William Michael Spurlin John Brooks Stanley Linda Stanphill Michael Wayne Stephens Kevin Stephens Phillip Lynn Stokes Barbara Joyce Strange Sheila Jane Strange 34 Sponsored National Merit Scholarship. Micky Whittaker and Pat Quinn quench their thirst. 35 CheiTjl Richardson Serves As Kennv Crantham Strickland Pamela Jean Strickland Susan Fuller Strickland Alexander Simpson Streyer Dorothy Ann Strozier Patsy Bass Sykes Donald Gray Tanner Vivian Elaine Terry Gwendolyn Teresa Thames William Richard Thompson Robbie Clifford Thompson Michael Edward Trawick Constance Sue Treece Gail Elizabeth Trinker David Wayne Turner Robert Mark Vosel Rebecca Scott VV'akefield William Elliott Wallace Cathy Wallace Nanetta Rae Walls Cynthia Ann Walsh Joyce Yvonne Walters Michael Leonard Warren James Michael Waters 36 Senior Class Treasurer 37 Rick Thompson Accepts Appointment La Verne Ward Rita Faye Watson Tony A Watson Debbie Lynn Welch Melinda Diane Whitehurst Beverly Jean Williams Jimmy Rav Williams Brenda Gezella Williams Keith Arden Wilson Michael James Wilson Earl David Wood, Jr. Tereasa Wood Eldon Aretius Woodie Sherrie Ruth Yelverton Mary Ruth Young Seniors win many spirit sticks. 1974 Senior Directory Mox Aciam —HOE 11. 12; Basketl all Team 11 Melinda Altieri DECA 12; FHA 11; FFA 12; HOE 11. 12 Mahon Amos-VICA 11; FHA 11 HOE 12 Patti Anderson-Honor Society 12 Cathy Archer—Band 10, 11 Debra Amette—VICA 10, 11 (secretary), 12; FTA 10; GAA 10 Rita Acerett-FbLA 10. 11. 12; l,ocal FBLA Parliamentarian 11 Ronnie Averett—Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10; Key Club 12; French Club 11. 12; Debate 11; Tennis team 11, 12 Jim Baker- DECA 10, 11. 12 Glenn Beailles— Projection Club 10. 11; Year- book 12 John Beber—FFA 10, 11. 12; Tennis Team 11; Rand 10. 11 Bonnie BeckJutm—Honor Society 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 12; FTA 11. 12; CAA 11; Dra- matics 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Football Cheerleader 11, 12; Tennis Team 11; FCA 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10; Pep Club 10 Jane Bedsole— Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10. 11. FBLA 10. 11. 12; FBLA State Secretary 12; Local FBLA President 12; Local FBLA Vice President 11; Most Outstanding Secre- tary 12; Coffee County Typing Contest 1st Place 10; Coffee County Typing Contest 1st Place 11 Rebecca Bell-FUA 10. 11; FFA 12; FTA 10; HOE 10. 11; Spanish Club 12 Floyd Bel lard-FFA 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10 ancy Blitz-Math Club 12; Art Club 12; School Plav 12; Majorette 11. 12; Band 10. 11, 12 Vince Bonasso— Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11; Science Club 11; French Club 11; Football team 10; Honors Program 12 Cindy Bond—Honor Society 12; FHA 12; FFA 11; FTA 12; Artyping 11 Debbie Boutuell—Student Council 10; DECA 12; FBLA 10; Yearbook 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11.12 Donna Bowden—DECA 11; FBLA 12 Robert Bradford— VICA 12 There.se Bretz— Honor Society 12; FTA 12; Ar- typing 11; Spanish Club 10, 11 Barbara Broun—DECA 12 Davifl Brvu'n— Football Team 12; Track 11; ROTC 10. II. 12 Joey Bruer— Honor Society 12; DECA 12; VICA 11 Phyllis Bruner—DECA 12; VICA 12 Ijoma Bruso— Student Council 12; FHA Vice- President 12; Football Cheerleader 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 11 (captain), 12; Ten- nis Team 12; 3rd runner-up Homecoming Queen 12 Betty Cain—FHA 10; Cup O' Coffee 10, 11. 12; Quill .and Scroll 11, 12 Kathryn Grin—Honor Society 11. 12. VICA 12; FHA 10; FFA 12 Lisa Campbell-Student Counc il 10; FTA 12 Beeb Carroll-FFA 12; Art Club 10, 11. 12 Joe CUissady-FTA 11; Letter Club 10, 11. 12. Football Team 10; Basketball Team 10; Coif Team 10 11. 12 Marie Casey-ArX Club 10; Yearbook 12 Eugene Cawley-VICA 10. 11, 12 Sam y Cludker- Honor Society 11, 12; Dra- matics 10; FBl A 10, 12. 2nd Place FBLA Dis trict Clerical Award 12 • Rixlney Chalker—Science Club 10; Talon at CHS 11 Ainnedia Cjutmhers—FFA 11; CAA 11, 12; Volleyball Team 11 Ruky Childree—FFA 10, 11. 12; FFA Senior Agribusiness Award 12 Dana Cousins— Honor Society 12; FBLA 10. 11, 12; French Club 11, 12 Pam Crumpler— Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; DECA 12; FTA 10. II. 12; Dramatic's 10; Art Club 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12 (editor); Quill and Scroll 11, 12 (president); 3rd place DECA District Display Contest 12 Donalil Cu len-Honor Society 11. 12; Math Club 10, 11 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Melody Culv4rhouse—DECA 12; FTA 10; CAA 12. Dramatics 10; Art Club 10, 11 Bridget Curry-FFA 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Russell Cuits-VICA 10, 11, 12 Kathy Davis—FBLA 12 Sabrina Davis- FHA 12; FFA 11 Michaela Day—CAA 12; Dramatics 10 David Dick—FTA 10; Math Club 12; Library Club 10; “Debate 10; Tennis Team 11 Ij nn Dismukes— Honor Society 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 11. 12; DECA 12; FTA 10; Ar- typing 11; CAA 11, 12; Key Club 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Treasurer 11 Michael Dixtm—Math Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Rifle Team 12 Anne Dorpiney—Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10, 11; Math Club 12; French Club 10,'11; Band 10, 11, 12; French Certifi- cate of Merit 11; Yearly Honor Roll 10, 11; The Statb of Georgia and the University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Presbyterian College Junior Academic Achievement Award 11; Special Recognition in Biology 10; Special Recognition in Algebra II 11 Joe IXmaUlson-Student Council 10. 11 (vice president), 12 (president); Key Club 10, 11, 12 (vice president); Letter Club 12; Debate 10; Football Team 11. 12; Basketball Team 10; SiJmjoI pUy 12; Band 10; Junior Class Presi- dent. Sophomore Class Favorite; FCA 10. 11, 12 iMurrt Douv-VICA 10; HOE 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Hill Ducirr--FFA 12; Football Team 11 Tim Duke- FFA 12; Band 10. 11 Roger Dunron—DECA 10; VICA 11. 12 Drnise FMgar-FHA 10. 11 (Vice President), 12 (Reporter); CAA 10; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Pow- der Puff Football 10 Regena ufgtfr—VICA 11, 12 Jamey Edwards-VICA 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Jannett Frlwartls—FHA 11, 12; CAA 12 Debbie Fmanuel-V1CA 11; Artyping 12; Spanish C lub 12 Jane EmU-V1CA 11. 12; FHA 10 HamUl -Wiring-Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10; Math Club 12; Golf Team 10. 11 Thelmanne Fleming— FTA 12; Art Club 12; Band 10, 11. 12; Drum Majorette 12; Home- coming Queen 12; Junior Class Favorite Nathaniel Frazier—Student Council 10; Artyp- ing 11; Cup O’ Coffee 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 10. 11. 12 Liruia Freeman - FFA 12; HOE 12 Debbie Fuentes— FTA 10, 11. 12 (news re- porter). Dramatics 10, 11. 12; School Play 12; Majorette 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Karen Fulton-FT A 10, 11. HOE 12; Dramat ics 10 Tony GalUtuxiy—VICA 10. 11. 12; FFA 10 Lisa CUonmill- Student Council 10; DECA 12; FHA 10. 11; CAA 10. 11; Dramatics 10. 11. 12. Track 11. School Play 11. 12 Delxnah Cano-VICA 11. 12; FTA 10, 11; FBLA 10; Band 10; Pep Club 10; Powder Puff FootUII 10 Kathy Cano-VICA 11, 12; FTA 10; FBLA 10; State VICA Parlimcntarian 11; State VICA President 12; Pep Club 10; Powder Puff Foot- ImiII 10 Judy (aiy-FBIA 12 Tammy Gebelt Honor Society 11, 12; School Play 12. DAB Good Citizenship Girl 12; Who's Who in American High Schools 12 Cindy Cifwm-HOE 12 Mike Cilder— Projection Club 10 iMura (kxxling— DECA 11. 12 Willie Grayer- Wrestling 10, 11 Ronnie Grice—DECA 12; FFA 10; Basketball 10. 11 Kim Griffen—GAA 10, 11; FBLA 11. 12; Lucy Grimes—Student Council 10; FTA 10, 11; Dramat ics 10; French Club 11. presi- dent); School Play 12; Band 10. 11, 12 Roberta Grimes— FHA 10; FFA 12; FTA 11 Chris Grimshaw-Key Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Band 10, II, 12 Warren Haggard— Honor Society 11. 12. Key Club 12 J(m Haley—Honor Society 12; Math Club 10. II. 12. French Club 11. 12; Drill Team 10. 11, 12 Gary Hall- FFA 12 Joe Hancock—Spanish Club 12 Pat Hankinson—VICA 11, 12; Band 12 Houston Harding— FTA 10. 11, 12; Dramatics 11. 12; Thespian 11, 12; School Play 12 Valerie Harris—CAA 12; Dramatics Club 10; FBLA 12; Chorus 10 Sura Helms—DECA 11, 12 Debra Hendersim—VICA 11; HOE 10, 11. 12 Marie Hemlley-VICA II. 12; Art Club 10. 11 John Hildreth—Honor Society 12; Student Council 10; FTA 11. 12; Debate 10; Band 10 Teresa Hines—Honor Society 11. 12; Student Council 12; GAA 10. 11; Dramatics 11. 12; Thespian 11, 12; Y'earbook 12; Debate 12; Cheerleaders 10, 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; School Play 11 Sharon Hite—FFA 12; FTA 10; Dramatics 10, 11,12; Thespian 12; School Play 11, 12; Pow- der Puff Football 10 Ted Hodge—VICA 10 Vicky Hogan—Dramatics 10; FBLA 11. 12; Band 10. 11 Rita Holcombe-FTA 10, 11. 12. Artyping 12; GAA 11. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 Alice Hollis— Artvping 11, 12; Band 10, 11. 12 Bill Hope-VICA 10, 11. 12; FFA 10. 12; Let- ter Club 10. 11, 12; Football Team 10, 11. 12; Basketball Team 10. 11; Golf Team 10; Base- ball 11, 12 Jamie Hopkins-Science Club 10. 12; French Club 11; Art Club 10, 11. 12; Yearbook 12; Tennis team 10; Track 10. 11. 12. Majorette 10; Ski Club 10; Field Hockey 10; German Club 10 Vivian Horace— FFA 11; GAA 11 Charlotte Howell-Honor Society 11. 12; Science 10, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Math Club 12; Art Club 12; Yearbook 11; School Play 11; Pep Squad Captain 11, Latin Club 10; Civctans 11; Bowling Team Captain 11; Honor Senior; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Math Team 12; Westinghouse Science Scholarship Winner 12 Perry Humble—Cup O'Coffee 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Band 10, 11, 12 Kathy Hundley-Honor Society 11. 12; FFA 12; GAA 10. 11; Spanish Club 10, 11. 12; Cup O' Coffee 12; GAA Treasurer 11; FFA Trea- surer 12; Volleyball Team 10, 11 Jeanne Hunter— HOE 12 l eah Ingram— FTA 10, 11; Tennis Team 11, 12; Majorette 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Judy Jinright-DECA 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Band 10. 11, 12 FJizaJyeth Jt hnson—FFA 12; GAA 10, 11. 12; Art Club 10; School Play 10; Band 10; Girl's Volleyball Team 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball Team 11, 12 Jimmy Johnson—FFA 10 Stephen Johnstm—Honor Society 11. 12 Willie Ray o mson-Football Team 10, 11; Basketball Team 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Cup O'Coffee 12; Keith Jolley—VICA 12; Letter Club 12; Foot- ball Team 11. 12; Basketball Team 10; Track 10 Debra Jones-Student Council 10; FH A 10. 11. 12; HOE 12; CAA 10. 11. 12; Art Club 11; Cup O' Coffee 12 Donnie Jones— FFA 11, 12; Dramatics 10. 11. 12; Kev Club 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; Band 10, 11, 12 Marie Jones— FFA 11 Ricky Jones—Letter Chib 10, 11. 12; Football Team 10, 11, 12; Basketball Team 10 Sue Jones— Art Club 12 Nancy Kauffman— DEC A 12; VIC A 10, 11, 12; HOE 12; Art Club 10; School Play 12 Steve Keller—Honor Society 11. 12; Math Club 11. 12; School Play 12; Band 10, 11. 12 Meona Kinsey— Honor Society 10; FBLA 12 Corky Kroodsnui—Honor Society 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10; Math Club 10, 11, 12 (presi- dent), Baseball 10, 11, 12; Honor Senior 77utmas luisch—Student Council 10. 11, 12; Footl all Team 10. 11; Track 10 Joe Ledbetter—Projection Club 12; Football Team 12 Untla Lee-FHA 10. 11; Art Club 11. 12; Cup O' Coffee 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12 Bill Lloyd— Artvping 12 (president); Science Club 11, 12 (president); Projection Club 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11 Satulra Ijolley— Honor Society 12. FTA 10. 11. 12; FBLA II. 12; Band 10. 11, 12 Terri lumg— Art Club 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11. 12 Ronny Lunsford— Projection Club 10. 12; Cup O’ Coffee 10. 11. 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12 Susie Mace-Art Club 11; Girls Volleyball Team 12 Marilee Maddin— FTA 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11. 12; Band 10, 11, 12 Dark M«gg m -VICA 12; FFA 10. 11; ROTC 10. 11, 12 Denise Maier-Honor Society 12; HOE 12; FBLA 12 Ray Mallette— FBLA 12 Groce Malmberg— Honor Society 11, 12; Stu- dent Council alternate 11. 12; FTA 10. 11. 12 (secretary); Dramatics 12; Debate 10. 11. 12 (secretary); Choral Music 12 Miruly Marsh—Honor Society 11, 12 (secre- tary); Student Council II. 12; FTA 10, 11; Science Club 11; Dramatic's 10; Math Club 11. 12 (treasurer); French Club 10; School Play 12; Band 10, 11, 12 James Marlin-FFA 10, 11, 12; ROTC 10. 11. 12 lA-slie Martin—Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10. 11. 12; Dramatics 10; FBLA 12; French Club 11; Majorette 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Mike Mathias-DECA 11.12; Spanish Club 10,11; French Club 10; Yearbook 10; HOE 12 Jutly McCrummen—DF.CA 12; Art Club 11, 12 Frank McCaffey—Htmox Society 11.12; Math Clui� 12 Johnny Melntt sh—Honor Society 11; Football Team 11. 12; Track 10. 11; FCA 11. 12. Player of the Week 12 Srott Medley-VIC A 11. 12 DavUl Menriweather— VIC A 11. 12 Donnie Messiek—DECA 12; Dramatics 10. 11, 12; Key Club 11. 12; Football Team II; School Play 12; Drill Team 10 Jennifer Metcalf— Honor Society 12; FTA II. 12; Dramatics 12; FBLA 11; French Club 10. 11, 12 (vice president); Yearbook 12; Interclub Council 12 Kim Minkinou—Honor Society 11. 12; Stu- dent Council 10. 11 (Sec. Treas.), 12; Kev Club 10. 11. 12; Math Club Sec. Treas. 10. 11; Debate 11, 12 (president); Football Cheer- leader 12; Cirls Basketball Team 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; Interclub Council Vice President 11; ROTC Briefing Team 11, 12; Sophomore Beauty Lisa Musi dine—DECA 12; CAA 12; Dramat- ics 10. 11. Spanish CM) 10. 11 Terry Moore—DECA 12; Math Club 11; Band 10. 11, 12 Mike Morris— Baseball 11. 12 Pete Morris—DECA II, 12 Melessa Motley-FTA 10, 11,; HOE 11. 12 (Uenn Munlock— Honor Society 11, 12 (presi- dent); Student Council (vice president). Key Club 10, 11 (secretary), 12 (President); Math Club 11. 12; Spanish Club 10; Debate 10. 11; Tennis Team 11, 12; Golf Team 12 Jacquelyn Murphy—Honor Society 11. 12; CAA 10; Dramatics 12; Thespian 12; School Play 12 Jamie Mynartl— Basketball Team 10; School Play 12; Chorus 12 Rliotula Netcby-Simient Council 11, 12. DECA 12; Majorette 11. 12; Band 10, 11. 12 Bolt Neustrme—FFA 10 (vice president). 11,12 (vice president); Livestock Judging Team 10. 11. 12 Cheryl Nichols-FHA 12; FFA 11; Library Club 10 Debbie Nichols— Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10. 11. 12; Math Club 10. 11; Debate 10. 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Jimmy Nickob-V1CA 10. 11. 12 Bill Six— FTA 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Band 10. 11. 12 Pam Nuckolls-FHA 12; CAA 10. II FBLA 12; French Club 10; Powderputf Football 10, 11; Pep Club 10. 11 Terri Olsen—Honor Society 12; DECA 12; CAA 12; Art Club 10. 11 Fran Parham—FTA 11; HOE 12 (president); Dramatic's 11; Thespian 12; FBLA 11; School Play 11 Melissa Parker—Honor Society II. 12; FHA 12; FTA 10. 11. 12; Dramatic 10, 11; FBLA 12; French (dub 10, 11; School Plav 10; Pep Club 10 Chuck Parrish—VICA 12 Kathy Parrish—Library Club 11; Band 10 Bratly Patrick— VIC A 10,11 (vice president). 12; Footl all Team 10; Plymouth Trouble Shooter 12 Debbie Patton FBLA 12; Fencing Club II Steve Peckham—VICA 12 Davitl Perrin—VICA 12 Kathy Phillalxium—Student Council 10; HOE 12; Dramatics 10. 12; FBLA II; French Club 12. School Play 12; Band 10, 11. 12 Al PhUlips-FFA 12; Band 10. 11 Richard Pickle— Honor Society 11; Projection Club 12 Dtma Pittman—VICA 12; FFA 12; FTA 10. 11. 12. Dramatics 10. II. 12; Key Club 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10; Coif Team 10, 11; School Plav 10. II 12 Teresa Pittman-DECA 12; FHA 12. FFA 12; Science 12; CAA 11; Spanish Club 10. (dip O’ Coffee 11. 12 Dimtula Porter—VICA 11; FTA 12; French Club 10 Debra Presley-V1CA 11. 12; FIIA 10 Nancy Presson—Honor Society II. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; FTA 10; CAA 10. Dramat- 42 ics 12; French Club 10; Drill Team sponsor 10, 11, 12; Powderpuff Football 10, 11, Home- coming Court 12; Secretary of Senior Class Rami Preusz—VICA 12 Rill Price—Projection Club 12 Pam Pridgen—FT A 11. 12; French Club 10. 11. 12 Jeff pngli Honor Society 12 Can l {hiattlebaum FT A 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Spanish Club 12; School Play 12; Band 10. II. 12 Pal inn VlCA 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Art Club 10. 11 Hel u Reynolds— FHA 10, 11; CAA 12; Cup O' Coffee 12 Rachel Reynolds— FT A 10; HOE 12; Art Club II, 12. Yearbook 10 Cheryl Richardson-Student Council 12; Dra- matics 12. Key Club 12; Deflate 12; Cheer- leader 12; Senior (.'lass Treas.; ROTC Sponsor 12; Jr. Homecoming attendant. Junior Beauty; 1st runner up Homecoming 12 Debra Rahertsim—CAA 10; Pep Club 10 Steve Rohinette-HOE 11. 12; Track 10. 11 Judy Rohinton—FBLA 10, 11, 12 Nancy Rodawalt—DEGA II, 12; FHA 10; Li- brary Club 10; Yearlxxik 12 Mike Ryan VICA 11; Drill Team 11, 12 Terta Stmdert— FBLA 11; School Play 10 Datid Scarbrougji—DEC A II; FT A 12; FBLA 12; School Play 12 Tom Schwartz—Spanish Club 10. 12; Drill Team 10. 11. 12 Mark Searcy—Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10. 11. 12; Dramatic's 10; Spanish Club 12; School Play 12. Band 10, 11, 12; Band Combo 12; H xx r Senior Houard Seeley— Honor S x-iety 11 Marilyn Sellers— FFA 12; FBLA 11 Kay Sessions—Honor Society 11,. 12; FTA 10. 11. 12. Dramatics 10; Key Club II; French (dub II. 12. Tennis Team 11; Sophomore At- tendant; Miss Enterprise 12; Honor Senior Alice Shipman—CAA 12; Cheerleader 11 Jerome Shipman — VICA 12; Science 11, 12; Oamatics 12; Projection Club 11. 12; Band 10. II. 12 Susie Shoman—Student Council 11; FTA 12; Dramatics 10, 11, 12. Thespian 11. 12, Spanish Club 10. II; School Play 10. 12; Band 10. 11, 12. Band Combo 12 Deblhe Shoua-DECA 12; FHA president 11. 12; FTA Historian 11. 12; CAA 10. FBLA 10. Pep Club 10; Inter Club 10, 11 Alvin Simmon —Football Team 10; Track 10; Band 12 Ihmiui Sizemore—Honor Society 12; FBLA 11. 12. Pep Club 10; Parlimentary Procedure Team 12 Rick Skinner—VICA 12; FFA 10; Football Team 10,11 Debhie Smith—DECA 10.11,12; FTA 10. Dra- matics 10; FBLA 10; Spanish Club 10; Art Club 12; Pep Club 10 Earnest Smith—Key (dub 12 Floyd Smith—Letter Club 11, 12; Football team 10, 11, 12; Basketball Team 10; Track 11 Sanetta Walls—Honor Society 12; Math Club 12; School Play 12; Band 11, 12 Bill Wallace— FTA II. Dramatics 10 Cathy Wallace—Student Council 10; FTA 10, 11; Dramatics 10, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; School Play 10. 12 Cynthia Walsh-FFA 11, 12; Sc ience 12; CAA 10. 11 Spanish (dub 10; Volleyball Team 10, 11. Sports Dav 10, II; Powder Puff Football 10 Club 10, 11. 12; Junior Clavs Vice President; Senior Class President Mary Ruth Young—FTA 10 Joyce W'alters—D EC A 12; FTA 11; Artyping 11 Reeky Wakefield-DECA 12; FHA 10 FTA 10. II Mike Warren— Football Team 10. 11; Wres- tling 10. 11 Mike Waters-FFA 10. 12 Rita W«tson-FHA 11, 12 Tony W'«twwi-VICA 11, 12 l)el bie Welch-DEC A 12 Donna Whittaker-FBLA 12 Mukey Whitaker—Student Council 10 Malinila Whitehurst— A 12; Girls Basket - I Mill 12 Beverlyn WiUiams-FWA 10. 11. 12; HOE 12; CAA 11. 12 Debbie Williams—C.up O’ Coffee 12 Jimmy Williams—Student Council 11; VICA 12 Keith Wilson—VICA 10. 11 .Wike W'ilson—Spanish Club 10; Band 10. 11. 12 Davkl Wood-Band 10. 11. 12; HOE 12 Theresa WoimI-Science 10; CAA 10. 11; FBI A 12; Vollevball Team 10. 11; Sports Day 10. 11; Powder Puff Football 10 Ehton H oodie—DEC A 12 ElizaJpeth Vickers—FFA 12; Band 10, 11, 12 Mark Vosel-Student Council 12; Spanish 43 Juniors Sell Over $1000 Worth of Magazines I Wanda Gibbs relaxes in the hall. Jonne Decker and Aggie Conrad help deliver flags to the classrooms. ■ ■B Debbie Adams Robin Anthony Scott Armstrong Margie Ashworth Bob Averett Roger Bailey Phyllis Baker Joy Barksdale Terry Barrett Gerald Baxley Patti Baxley Pat Beard Helmuth Becker Anthony Berutti Gregory Blackman Robert Blackman James Booth Judy Bowdoin Jule Boyd Mary Bretz Belinda Brooks Bill Brooks Keith Brooks Donnie Brown Barbara Bryant Ross Broxon Sheila Bryant Teresa Bunnell Barbara Burch Johnny Burch Emily Byrd Martha Byrd Wayne Byrd Regina Cannon John Carliss James Chain Walt Chancy Doris Chapman John Ciuzio Jimmy Clark Veronica Closson Cindy Cole Rick Collins Aggie Conrad Lynn Cooper Karen Costello Joe Cotten James Council Carole Crampton Demetrius Crittenden Sandra Croley Linda Crosley June Crumpler Rhonda Crumpler Tina Crumpler Queenie Curry Susan Daley Sheila Dalrymple Jamie Davis Jonne Decker Debra Donaldson Chosen As Lennv Dees Larry DeRamus Mitch DeVaughn Barbara Dickerson Bemita Diggs Bobby Dixson Debra Donaldson Lynne Donaldson Chuck Dorman Jack Doss Charles Dozier Nancy Drown Cindy Dunaway Lisa Dyess Ann Edwards Frank Eller Conway Ellers Teresa Emanuel Chris Evans Ronnie Evans Teresa Evans Mike Faulk David Fine Bonnie Fleming Charles Fleming Jenny Fleming David Forbs Beth Forrester Elizabeth Foy Annette Franklin 1974-1975 Miss Enterprise Dwight French Floyd Fulford Karen Gay Lori Gibbons Wanda Gibbs Kelly Gilley Fred Glover David Godwin Greg Goodson Greg Goosby Joy Gossen Jenny Grant Jimmy Grice Bob Grimes Eddie Grimsley Jerry Grissett Winfred Griswell Sharon Groom Jean Guy Cindy Hagler Mike Hankinson Jan Hanson Dale Hardiman Ed Hardiman Sherrie Hardy Bubba Harrison Susan Harrison Mike Hartwell Steve Hataway Olivia Heath Robbie Heath Bill Helms Johnny Henderson Grady Hendrix Steve Herrod Norman Herrin Richard Hicks Bruce Higdon Johnny Henson Charles Holland Jane Holley Robert Holt 47 Andy Waddon Serves As 1974 Ronny Holt Sabrina Home Cindi Howard April Howell Karen Howell Kenneth Howell Phyllis Howard Gail Hudson David Hughes Lillian Hull Steve Humphries Randy Hurst Mitzie Hurt Phyllis Hussey Pattie Irwin Patsy Jackson Roy Janies Roxie Jarman Rhonda Jenkins Martha Jenks Monica Johnson Peggy Johnston Peggy Johnson Becky Jones Dennis Jones Jack Jones Lee Jones Roxie Jones Yana Jones Jan Jordan Michelle Jordan Wanda Joseph Frances Karlstad Cheryl Keller Keith Keller Chuck Kelley Rickv Kelley Tim Kelly Pam Kilpatrick Eric Kimback Diane King Steve Kirkland 48 Junior Class President Mike Knight David Kozik Tereasa Kyser Cindy Lanier Louie Lapointe Mark l eaf Claire LeCompte Margaret Leger Randall Leger Dan Lehman Sonja Lewis John Lindsey Janice Linker Ronnie Livings Cheryl Locke Philip Lodar Charlotte Lolley Greg Lolley Larry Lolley Tony Lopez Vicky Lott Leah Lumpkin Tommy Lunsford Keith Maddox Chuck Mahan Daniel Maledy Vicky Marley Karen Marsh Chervl Martin Vanessa Martens Jane Martin Kathy Mathias Benjie Mathis Bruce Mathis Pam Marusich David McClain Toni McCollough Alisa McConnell Jane McCrummin Fred McKinney Willie James McErvin Edith McGowan 49 Juniors School Spirit Results In Jackie McGuire Jodie McKenzie Susie McMillan Cheryl Merriweather Steve Metcalf John Middleton Steven Miller Patricia Miller Michelle Mitchell David Moates Skip Mock Mike Moodt Carolyn Moody Mike Moore Vickie Morris Tommy Neese Cozeete Nichols Jack Nichols Kim Nichols Arthur Nichols Ronnie Nicholson Jimmy Nolia Cheryl Olds Kenny Palmer Bess Pappas Karen Parker Billy Nolin Gary Patrick Linda Peacock jo ♦ — • � ... i . ' N . Winning Spirit Stick Several Times Ronald Peacock Steve Peckham Tim Peckham Wanda Pennell Shelly Perry Janet Peters Paula Pless John Popovich Cathy Pouncey Jimmy Powell Georgeann Presley Karen Preuez Steve Price Susan Provin Danny Puckett Bruce Quisenberry Randy Ramsey Philip Reagan Ricky Reeves John Reid Micky Reid Bill Reynolds Karen Rickman Ida Riley Debra Riser Mary Roberts Roger Roberts Leon Robertson Abby Robinson Cary Robinson Charlotte Willis sits dazed in class. William Rogers Teresa Salter Bobbie Sanford Patti Savey Carole Shane Ted Scherbring Debbie Scott Scotty Scott David Sean or Debra Sellers Phyllis Shirah Cassandra Simmons Cynthia Simmons Kathi Sims Doug Skinner Joe Speigner Jerri Spence Donna Smith Jackie Smith Lynn Smith Ron Smith Tonja Smith Gary Spivey Beth Stepp Randy Stewart Debbie Stinson Richard Stinson Ruth Stokes Steve Stratton Cheri Strickland Irving Strickland Kathv Strickland Shelly Strickland Steve Strickland Connie Tapper Susan Taylor Dollie Tompkins Julie Thompson Bob Tillis Mike Timmennever Dennis Trammel Kenneth Foushee Timmy Tucker Clara Turner John Turner Randv Turner Kathv Voorheis Keith Waggoner 52 Sonja Lewis serves as Vice-President of Junior Class Andy Walden Mike Wallace Brvon Walls Debbie Ward Diane Warren John Warren Larry Warren Gail Waters Doug Watkins Max Watkins Lame Watson Shelia Watson 53 Aggrie Conrad Serves as Stanley Watson Kathy Weaver Cyndi Wells Ginger Wesley Paula Wesley Emery Whigham Lvn Wilbert Kim Wilkens Ben Williams June Williams Mike Williams Richard Williams Teresa Williams Willie Williams Charlotte Willis Kav Willis Mark Willis Carl Wilson James Wilson Tannv Wing Angela Wolfe David Woliver Doug Wood Dade Wouters Steve Yelverton Ginger Young Greg Young Terry Erin 54 Sec.-Tre as. Of Junior Class Carrie Alener Debbie Allison Dee Akers Debra Adains Pamela Anderson Randy Anderson Oscar Anderson Anita Arrington Jane Arrington Mark Austin Randall Averett Diane Bailv Cathv Baker Phil Bonasso Debbie Barnes Kathy Barnes Philip Barnes Ronnie Barnes Diane Barnett Cliff Becker Bill Bond Jim Bongers Shirlene Borders Alicie Borth David Boyle Sharon Bragg Robert Bretz Glenn Bright Jeanita Brooks Lynn Brooks Sophomore Flo Helms Hcis 56 Lead In School Play Cindi Brown Jenifer Brown Brenda Bryant Doug Buchaman I Onnic Buckhalter Karvn Buckner Kathie Cain Jimmy Caldwell Debbie Calhoun John Carr Bryan Chain Marcia Chase Steve Christianson Denise Cline Bret Cobb Iris Coe Terrie Coffey Tanya Cole Ronnie Cook Bobby Council James Council James Counts John Covington Jeff Crumpler Lisa Cttizio Mike Daily Jerry' Curry Doffis Daughtry Karen Davis Precilia Davis Janet Miller. Terrie Hurt, and Pain Lolley take a break during float building. Lvnn Brooks relaxes in pool while attending drill meet. 57 Pam Singleton Serves As Gary Dement Sonja Dickson Barbara Dickson Kellev Dixon James Donaldson Booker T. Doster Teresa Downing Lamar Driskell Pam Driskell David Duke Larry Dye Ken Einsworth Eddie Engrain Willie Engrain Mike Estes Charles Ezell Nina Ann Farris Eddie Ferguson Suzanne Foreman Lynn Franklin Bernard Gavin Susan Gibson Valerie Gibson Don Gilbert Edd Gillespie Ted Gillespie Margie Gilespie Kim Gilley Cheryl Gilford Cassie Gilmer Paul Givens Charles Green Robin Green Donnie Greenwood Fave Greenwood Mary Greenwood Delrbie Griffin Stacy Gromes Greg Grimslev Pat Haley Darlene Hagler Alan Hall 58 Sophomore Homecoming Attemlent Cathy Ham Greg Hammonds Mike Hancock Kicks Hardy Bill Harper Barbie Harrison Debbie Harrison David Haynes Donna Haynes Greg Haynes Flo Helms Lvn Henderson Mike Henderson Sandy Henderson Linda Hensarling Vanessa Hernandez Koe Hernandez Amv Hertzog Jerrie Hickman Libbv Hinton Cvndi Hogan Denise Holland Fat Holland Gwen Holmes Cindv Howell Larrv Howell Jon Hoveni David Hubbard Karen Hudson Keith Hudson Greg Hughes Melissa Hutto Brenda Hunter Linda Hunter Terrie Hurt Lorenzo Hunter Paul Jacket! Anette Jackson Angeline Jackson Bill Jackson Willie Mae Jackson David Jenson Gladys Johnson Krystal Johnson Randv Johnson Steve Johnson Sylvia Johnson Brenda Jones Debra Jones Freda Jones Gary Jones Joanne Jones Julie Jones Steve Jones Teresa Jones James Kaufman Rob Kelly A1 Kemmet Teresa Kendrick Julie Knight Teresa King Pat Nuckolls Pam Kontos Diana Kozik Ricky Lane Holley Lanier Karin Marsh enjoys ROTC Ball. Sophomores Become Involved 60 In All Phases Of EHS Life ■■■ Melissa Lee Pam Leingang Richard Leonard Mickey Lewis Allan Lindsey Joni Lindsey Jack Linthicum Mary Linthicum Sandra Livings Freddy Logan Lori Logan Terrie Logsdon Micheal Lolley Pam Lolley Anita Lowe Randv Lunsford Vic Lunsford Micheal Mace JoAnne Martin Keith Martin Roy Matthews Sandra Matthews Diana Mathis John Maund Herbert Mayes Shirley Maves Kim McCollough Debbie McCollough Pam McCollough Willie McCray Mike McDaniel Patricia McKinnon Tamara McKinnon Willie McKinny Annie McNeba Mickey Medley Rick Medley Nick Medley James Mellish Linda Meridith Steven Meyers Barbara Middleton Sophomores Adjust Janet Miller Taylor Miller Leta Mills Denise Mims Te Minkinow Starla Mixson Susan Moeler Lisa Monts Stacia Morgan Steve Morgan Teresa Morris Gerron Morrow Dudley Moss Stacv Mote Randy Moyer Tamniv Mulkev Chervlynn Murdock Mike Murphy Nina Nail Chris Nance Robin Naricisso Joanne Neal Kelly Nher Tim NeSmith Caroll Newsome Fred Newsome Darla Nichols Mark Nolin Felix Normand Wanda Norris Joey Odom Sheila Ogburn Bart Oliver Mike Oliver Edward Oloughlin Cheryl Oswald Tad Paramore Steve Parker Patsy Parmer Pat Parker Tony Parrish Sue Parsons 61 To High School Life Ed Pittman Pam Poston Sarah Presson Arlie Price Jim Price Barbara Pridmore Steve Pridgen Phil Ramar James Randall Steve Ranlston George Rav Peggy Rav Rickv Reeves Vicki Reeves Noel Reynolds Pat Richards Carol Riser Bill Rolrerts Alice Rodziewing Jeffery Rogers Leslie Rogers Michele Roper Debra Rose Walter Rose Kathv Rudd Jeanette Russell Mike Sable Cindy Salter Sylvia Satchel Scott Sawyer Lori Shug Thaddeus Sconiers Eddie Scott Connie Sedam Terry Seanor Nonna Seymore Pam Shepard Frederick Shipman Dennis Shirah Ken Schuler Greg Sikes Debbie Simmons 63 Sophomore Class Enrollment Kav White takes a break between classes. Lisa Monts washes windows on clean-up dav. Denise Cline plays cards during class. Pam Driskell enjoys joke told at break. 64 Reaches Record High Mike Simmons Sharon Sims Pam Singleton Cina Smith Mary Lynn Smith Cinga Speigner Mary Smith Gary Snell Margaret Sparkman Charlie Stephenson Elton Sticher Steve Stinson Jimmy Stokes Doug Storm Sharon Strickland Beth Strozier Susan Swearingen Judy Taylor Terry Taylor Jerry Temple Toni Terry Becky Thomas Gail Thomas Kathy Thomas Phyllis Thomas Andrew Thompson Shelia Thompson Elaine Tice Yolanda Tinsley Johnny Townsend Dale Trawick Terry Treadaway Dawn Trimm Audrey Tinker Debbie Tromley Brenda Turner Cindi Waites Steve Wallace Susan Wallace Terry Wallace Janetta Walls Steve Walls 65 Jeff Walsh Kathleen Walsh Carol Walston Ronny Warren Shirley Warren Monte Waters Debbie Watson Joy Weidensaul Addie Weldon Jodi Westmoreland Britt Wilder Milton Wilkerson Mikes Wilkes Ben Wilkerson Johnny Williams Rick Williams Alan Wilson Deborah Wilson Cindy Wise Sharon Whitaker Kay White Glen Whitley Mike Whittaker Sharon Wong Jerry Wood Davie Wooten Mary Wouters Linda Wright Russ Vaughn Amy Dawson Janet Miller soaks up the sun at Ft. Benning, Ga. Barbara Pridmore tries to enjoy PE. Flo Helms has lead in school play. A group of sophomores relax in the bandroom. 67 Offices for the Administration The addition built onto the build- ing earlier this year, provided new offices for the administration. In years past we have had limited faci- lities, but now the additional space aids us in expansion of the school system. Mr. Pridgen adapts well to his new office. Mr. Rutland observes the spirit of the school. Mis. Garth is both a teacher and guidance worker. Mr. Howell and Mr. Peavy discuss school rou- tine with teachers. 1974 Administration Announces Change for 1975 E.H.S. will have a new principal next year. Mr. Howell, principal for five years, will become assistant su- perintendant. Mr. Howell will be missed by all at E.H.S. His devotion, time, and effort on our behalf has had a great effect on the progress E.H.S. has made in recent years. The new principal for next year will be Thad Morgan. Judging from his performance as assistant princi- pal, we are confident he will be as successful as Mr. Howell. Mr. David Carter will become assistant princi- pal in charge of vocational studies. Then to take his former job will be Mr. Alfred Peavy. New office provides improved facilities for Mr. Watson and Mrs. Welch. Mr. Crampton and daughter prepare for the homecoming parade. New facilities for Mr. Harden are in the new library. Mr. Morgan surveys the halls. Mr. Howell and Mr. Morgan surveys crowd at pep rally. Mrs. Baker Becomes Speech Teacher of the Year Mrs. Becky Baker was awarded the title of “Speech Teacher of the Year”, for the So. region of the U.S. This award was given to her by the So. Speech Communication Associa- tion after she had competed in Rich- mond, Virginia against 14 other can- didates from 12 So. states. Mr. Bass illustrates to his Algebra II class. Mr Johnson ponders before teaching his class Miss Adkinson returns to the gym after class Mrs. Baker evaluates students' reports. Mr. Herbert Amettc Mr. Becky Baker Mr. Joe Baker Mr. Hay Barnes Mr. Donald Bass Mr. Rex Bryan Mrs. Sandra Burkett Mr. David Carter Mrs. Sue Cousins Mrs. Katherine Decker Mr. I onnie Du Bose Mr. Billy Eagerton 73 Mis. Faye Edlwrg Mrs. Linda Farris Mr. Z.I. Fleming Mrs. Joyce lyn Hale Mrs. Jessie Harris Mrs. Gail Helms Mr. Randy Holmes Mrs. Celeste Kelly Mr. Milfred Kelly Mis. Myrllene Kincey Mrs. Mary Ann I are Mrs. Charlene Martin 74 Mrs. Reeder Wins Award By Teachers’ Hall of Fame Mrs. Reeder's name will be put in the Teachers' Hall of Fame, for being an outstanding teacher. The com- petition was held at Jacksonville State University in Al., between other teachers within the state of Alabama. Mr. Harries views students' work. Miss Harris dicusscs a family budget with students. Mr. Bryan readies clothes for the play. Dr. Glosser Discusses “.Failures'’ Mr. Hcagan readies the hand to march. Mrs. Martin researches for class' reference. Mr. Thompson emphasises a point. Coach Tern shouts instructions to players on the field. Dr. Glasser, a graduate of the Wes. Reserve Medical School, held a dis- cussion with teachers about his ideas on a “school without failure . He be- lieved that students would function in society better if they wouldn't fail . Also he added that teaching methods should be improved by giv- ing students work to create responsi- bility in the student. The teachers lis- tened attentively to his opinions and reacted favorably to his suggestions. 74 Mrs. Thelma Martin Mrs. Joanne Mcknight Miss Nelly McCorvey Mrs. Mars Paramore Mrs. Cave Peacock Mr. J.W Reeder Mrs. Catherine Reeder Mr. James Reese Mrs. Myra Riley Mrs. Buena Snellgrove Mr. H.B. Thompson Mr. Julian Thompson Mr Hobson Walden Mrs. Peggy Waldrop Mr. Doug Whittle Mrs. Myrl Whittle Mrs. Louise Williamson Mrs. Dorothy Youngblood 77 VV . «5j£ $k •■' H ■• v . ■mm Student Council Places Flags in Classrooms The 1973-74 school year was a slow year for the Student Council. Several projects were undertaken, however. Student Council co-ordi- nated and supervised all the home- coming activities. They also spon- sored the movie “Little Big Man” which was a great success. Student Council was also responsible for placing American flags in all the homerooms. Students from each homeroom are elected to Student Council. They represent many life styles and ideas as evidenced bv the photos on these pages. President Joe Donaldson participates in •Hello Dolly”. Cheryl Richardson delivers flags to homerooms. Vice-President Clen Murdock receives the Le- gion of Valor. Nancy Pressori attends drill meet at Ft. Rucker. (1st row—l.-r) C. Crompton, S. Lewis. D. Akers. C. Willis. K. Buckner. T. Kendrick. T. Sconiers, M. Nolin, S. Taylor, J. Decker, (2nd row) P. Marusich, C. Richardson. J. Donald- son, L. Bruso, C. Waites, K. Rickman, A. Con- rad. K. Winkinow, T. Hines. P. Grumpier. M. Marsh. G. Murdock, D. Watson. (3rd row) K. White, D. Donaldson. D. Cline, M. Hurt. S. Pressori, P. Bonnasso. T. Hurt. G. Hudson, D. Kozik, L. Gibbons, A. W'aldon, L. Dismukes, R. Newby, N. Presson, T. Minkinow. 80 Ir s W Honor Society Sponsors Clean Up Day The 1974 Honor Society was once again under the direction of Mrs. Louise Williamson ami Mrs. Char- lene Martin. Honor Society was com- posed of a record amount of students in l oth the Junior and Senior class. Serving as president this year was Glenn Murdock who put under way the main project of a clean up day. The whole school participated in preparation for the reevaluation committee. Teresa Salter pays direct attention to a dub discussion. Robin Green washes windows on clean up day. S. Lolley. M. Parker. L. Martin. A. Domoiney, M. Marsh. N. Walls, C. Howell, k. Minkinow. J. Stanley. S. Sawyer, J. Pugi, T. Gebelt, S. Keller. R. McIntosh. N. Chalker, I). Sizemore, K. Sessions, C. Bond. K. Cain. M. Reynolds, G. Malmberg. P. Anderson. P. Spiliotis, R. Thompson. F. McGaffey, H. erring, I. Bruer, D. Cullen, C. Kroosma. K. Hundley, R. Aver- et te. S. Johnson. J. Haley. T. Hines. N. Presson. R. Pappas, L. Disinukes, P. Crum- pler. M. Searcy. K. Ferguson T. Olsen, P. Ste- vens. P. Strickland. J. Murphy. D. Nichols, J. Bed sole, G. Murdock. J. Donaldson, R. Lee J. Decker. B. Bryant, S. Home. W. Sewell, C. Crampton. A. Walden, J. Fleming, K. Cos- tello. j. Clark. M. W'alsh. C. Willis. S. Hcrrod. G. Presley. S. Taylor, S. Strickland. K. Marsh. K. Preusz. C. LeCompte, D. Hardiinan. T. Salter. A. Nicholson, T. Shirah. E. Foy, B. Brooks. G. Hudson. M. Bretz, C. Lolley, K. Rickman. P. Savey. M. Byrd, B. Jones. L. Crosley. M. Jenks, J. Williams. T. Neese 8? m I HiQiMTmm W rrriTiTnV [ - • M � ! f.' 11I I' if Wl«y ISBSSS mm s fir ffljlw as iiiifjr, iiiiiii, 85 Donnie Jones, Pam Stephens Are Mr. Ami Miss FTA FTA held one meeting a month. Each program related to education. Each year they sponsor a Student Teach Day where members teach in Enterprise Schools. It was held on April 11th. Elizabeth Foy listens to Teacher Day plans. Debbie Nichols serves on Honors Night program. FTAer Thelmanne Fleming is also Home- coming Queen. Donnie Jones (right) is Mr. FTA. (1st row—1-r) S. Foreman. D. Shows, C. Strick- land. P. VVeslev. L. Martin, C. Bond. S. Lolley. T. Sconiers, R. Cannon. S. Shoman. (2nd row) T. Fleming, K. Sessions, D. Fuentes, S. Groom, S. Gibson, P. Lolly, L. Mills. J. Mar- tin. M. Miller. J. Decker. R. Thompson. P. McCullen, C. Wates. M. Parker, D. Barnes. A. Hertzog. J. Williams. G. Malmberg. (3rd row) H Moleonilie. P. Grumpier. M. Maddm, J. Metcalf. T. McKinnon. J Hildreth. A. Price. B. Braswell. B. Dicus. 14th row) M. Searcy, C. Quattlehaum. ]. Martin. K Spivey. B Brooks. S. Harrison, P. Stephens. P. Erwin. D. Adams. E. Byrd. E. Foy, P. Pridgen, L. Lumpkin. C. Shelton, D. Pittman. R. Williams. D. Nichols. B. Jones. D. Scharbough. S. Dickson. 87 Speech Dept Has Outstanding Teacher The Speech Dept, is under expert leadership of Mrs. Becky Baker. Her continued National recognition in- dicated that speech students receive the best instruction available. Kim Minkmow prepares to enter her speech class. Rachel Reynolds shows amusement in her speech class. April Howell gives a speech to the class. Students take time out to write a speech. 89 Debate Wins State Again The EHS Debate Team won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the State Tournament for the second year in a row. They also won the 4-man de- bate championship. Debbie Nichols, Ki m Minkinow, and Grace Mal- mberg won debate scholarships to various colleges and universities. Teresa Hines listens to a heated debate exchange. Mrs. Becky Baker is the EHS debate coach. Patty Erwin works on her debate topic. (1st row—|-r) K. Minkinow. G. Malmbcrg, I). Nichols, (2nd row) T. Nesmith. A. Conrad, P. Bennett. C. Richardson. T. Hines, T. Min- kinow. L Wilbert. M Bretz. S. Stinson. P Richards. P. Erwin, K. McCahan, B. Middle ton, R. Cannon, (not shown) J. Williams. 90 91 Dramatics, Thesbian Clubs Unite For “Hello Doth ” Both the Dramatics Club and the Thespians united to put together the smash play “Hello Dolly . As a result of “Dolly several Dramatic Club members became Thesbians. Houston Harding presides over the Thespian Club meeting. April Howell is Mrs. Malloy in Hello Dolly . THESPIANS (1st row—l-ri B. Forrester, S. Hite. Y. Jones. A. Howell. J. Barksdale, (2nd row! J. Warren. L Crowsley, J. Murphy. H. Harding. T. Hines. 92 (1st row-I-r) P. Smith. D. Puentes. S. Provin. S. Provin. L. Logan, A. Howell. J. Barksdale. R. Cannon, S. Hite. 1). Akers. S. Shoman. C. Malmberg, M. Johnson. Y. Jones. T. Kendrick, (2nd row) K. Schular. C. Richardson. K. Sims. C. Quattlebaum. T. Hines, J. Metcalf, N. Presson, C. Strickland. C. Wallace. N. Nail. M. Lee. C. Waites. C. Murdock. P. Ray. K. Nichols, (3rd row) Vlr. Bryan. D. Messick. Alex Strever. D. Pittman. J. Morgan. L. Croslev, M. Hutto. P. Nuckolls. P. Langang. Drama Club members discuss production with Mr Bryan. 93 94 Bible Lit Classes Perform Christmas and Easter Programs. The English Department lias com- pleted its second year under the new phase elective program. A student now takes each English course for one semester only, and has a better opportunity to choose those courses which appeal most to him individ- ually. Two new' courses. Mythology and Vocabulary Growth were added this year. The program seems to lie working well and will continue to improve as new' courses and ap- proaches are added each year. The Bible I.it class perforins the dramatic cru- cifixion of Christ. Charles Fleming concentrates on an English test. Cindy Howard improves her English bv reading. Fran Parham demonstrates flirting in her English Class. Mrs. Williamson teaches a variety of English subjects. Cup O’Coffee Produces Outstanding The Cup O’Coffee, the EHS stu- dent newspaper, prepared a paper free to each student. In it, they ex- cellently covered sports, special events, people, and student affairs. Each paper was a credit to the staff. Nathaniel Frazier talks about sports. Lisa Monts is an able photographer. Fciitor Ed Nariman and Rhonda Jenkins pose. D. Akers and Perry Hiunble take a Break. (l-ri V. Morris. J. Smith, R. Jenkins. S. Sweari- ngen. D. Akers. E. Grimsley. B. Stro .ier. J. Lindsey. K. Gilley. P. Humble. R. Lunsiord, L. Monts. S. Provine. K. Mann. V Johnson. Ed Hard i man. School Newspaper Encoala Adds Neiv Feature— Potpourri Several changes were made in the 1974 yearbook. A new feature called Potpourri was added. Class Beauties and Favorites were omitted for more timely coverage. 98 (1st row-l-r) D. Boutwell, N. Rodawalt, L. Brooks. S. Dalryinple, D. Cline. M Casey, (2nd row) T. Hines. P. Cnimpler. J. Metcalf. S. Swearingen. J. Hopkins, (not shown) C. Wells, K. Sims. F. Helms, C. Beadles Glen Beadles cruises halls for candid snapshots. Susan Swearingen and Marie Casey use Extra time to study. Pam Cnimpler is the 1974 Encoala editor. Lynn Brooks listens to instnictions on how to crop. 99 Quill And Scroll Inducts New Members The Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalistic club. Each year students who excel in journalism are inducted. (1-r) D. Akers. V. Morris. R. Jenkins. S. Hardy. W. Johnson. V. Smith. S. Provine. J. Hopkins. P. Grumpier. K. Mann. D. Bout well. E. Hardi- man, N. Rodawalt. T. Hines. M. Casey, D. Cline, J. Metcalf, L. Monts. R. Kelley. Nancy Rodawalt is selected for Quill and Scroll this year. Teresa Hines is also active in other school functions. Jenny Metcalf is selected for Q S her senior year. Glen Beadles's camera work earns him his membership. 100 Foreign Language Consists of French And Spanish French students enjoy use of a modem lab. June Grumpier relates to Mr. Bauer's method of teaching. Spanish students also enjoy participation in Spanish Club. Mrs. Cousins hurries to first period class. Mrs. Cousins is a very able Spanish teacher. Using the latest techniques in a modem lab, Mr. Bauer (French) and Mrs. Cousins (Spanish) teach students to communicate in other tongues. 102 103 French Club Collects Toys For Tots This year the French Chi!) col- lected toys for needy children as a part of Operation Santa Claus. This was in addition to their normal activ- ities such as studying French history, culture, and people. In general, they promoted French within the school. French Clubber Kay Sessions serves as the 1973-74 Miss Enterprise. Peggy Spdliotis listens intently clurini’ the business meeting. Mister Bauer serves as French Club sponsor. Jenny Metcalf leaves the meeting with a smile. (1st row—1-r) P. McCollough. M. Ishee. I). Cousins. L. Cooper. W. Sewell. C. Crampton. A. Hertzog, V. Martins. P. Bouasso. S. Chris- tianson. C. Wallace. M. Dixon. L. Crimes, (2nd row) P. Erwin. B. Braswell. J. Martin. L. Croslev, M. Byrd, M. Timmermeyer. K. Marsh, C. Schane, J. Haley. S. Perry. J. De- cker. P. Pridgen. K. Sessions. J. Metcalf, P. Spillotis. J. Stanley. B. Mathis. J. Wood, J. Donaldson. R. A veret t. 106 Spanish Club Sponsors Orphan For the third straight year, The Spanish Club sponsored a poor or- phan child. They also had speakers from Chile. They held three ban- quets at El Palacio. Vanessa Hernandez leaves Spanish Club. Cindy Howard and Mrs. Cousins bring meet- ing to order. Mrs. Cousins is sponsor of the Spanish Club. Mark Searcy, relaxes under the sombero. (1st row—l-r) Vosel. Phillips, Foy. Howard. Monts, Wallace. Davis, Griffin. Hernandez, Hickman. Wright. (2nd row) Holcombe. Shel- ton, Gilmer. Conrad. Chase. Brown. Hardi- man. Bell. McCollough. Bailey. (3rd row) Martin. Home. Bryant. Burnett. Baker. Olds. (4th row) Roper, Perrin. Taylor, ( uattlebaum. Searcy, Maddin, Spurlin. Taylor. Hancock, Tinsley, (5th row) Hensarling, Pless. McConnell. Dickson. Dicus. Emmanuel. Sa- wyer. Hayes. Gilbert. Phillips, Jones. Ezzell, Haglar. Wilder, l ee. McKinnon. Raulston. Math Team Places Third in the Lurleen B. Wallace Jr. The Phi Theta Phi chapter of Mu Alpha Theta sponsored the math team. The members of the math team were Glenn Murdock, Harold Fearing, Frank McGaffey, and Corky Kroodsma. Alternate members were Jim Shirah, John Turner, Charlotte Howell, and Peggy Spiliotis. The Math team competed in two tourna- ments. The team placed third in the Lurleen B. Wallace Junior College Tournament. The team also com- petet! in the Samford University Math Tournament. Lee Jones ponders deeply over a math problem. Mr. Bass explains the mechanics of math. Pam Driskell finds the library the best place to work math problems. Janet Miller considers a difficult problem. John Turner and Harold Ferring spend a typi- cal day in Math Analysis. College Tournament 108 109 Math Club Sponsors Chess Tournament Each year the Math Club sponsors a chess tournament. They also aid the Math Team in its travels. ilsl row—1-r) Y Blitz. S. Mixson, C. Howell. C. Schane. V. Sewell. N. Walls, C. Crain- pton, A. Dominov. S. Keller. M. Marsh. H. Johnson. M. Dixon. (2nd row) S. Parker. M. Bretz. T. Shi rah. D. Kozik, D. Cullen. B. Bond. O. Andrews. J. Haley (3rd row) S. Mock, R. Williams, G. Murdock. J. Turner, k. kroosina. D. Dick. Participants in chess tourny review game in progress. Mr. Bass is the sponsor of the EHS Math Club. Xanetta Walls is an eager Math Club member. Mr. Bass explains math concepts on the over- head projector. 110 112 Science Club Promotes Science Dept, The Science Club continued con- cepts, ideas, and experiments that be- gan in the classroom. Both the club and the dept, relate day to day living with the miracles of science and biology. Pat Quinn and Nancy Kauffman compare Chemistry labs before going to class. Mrs. Edberg grimaces at a students knowledge of biology. Mr. Baker forces a not-too-often smile as Bon- nie Beckham gives her report. Mrs. Baker scans her notes before class. Social Studies Adds Economics A unit of Economics is now being taught in conjunction with Democ- racy. The Social Studies Dept, con- tinues to provide students with a cur- riculum that relates to the outside world. Wanda Gibbs makes a sudden start at her American History assignment. Mrs. Decker lectures her class on American History. Jimmy Dutton and classmates portray two en- tirely different attitudes in class. Debra Jones and friend listen attentively to a Democracy lecture. Fredrick Shipman and Tyrone Pierson do some library research on current events. 114 Art Dept. Paints School Mural Members of the EHS Art Club were among the advanced art stu- dents who painted a giant mural in the school lunchroom. The project was one to be done for a grade, but it soon became a labor of love. Students worked day and night to complete the mural. All students gave up part of their Christmas vacation in order to paint the mural. Steve Harrod works on a project in pastels. Mr. Thompson serves as Art Chib sponsor. The finished mural depicts student activities at EHS Lori Gibbons waits for Art Club meeting to start. (1st row—l-r)C. Brown. L. Gibbons. C. Strick- land. S. Groom, T. King, J. Peters. T. Long. J. Hopkins. N. Blitz. S. Jones. L. Brooks, (2nd row) J. Fleming, R. Reynolds. S. Morgan. T. Fleming. P. Crum pier. R. Crumpler. J. Grum- pier, B. Childs. 117 P.E. Students Help Win Honors Once again, P.E. students proved the equal to the last. At the annual Jr. College Sports Day E.H.S. took home many honors. This indicates that our P.E. program is doing its job effectively. Jimmy Smith looks on worriedly. Bill Lloyd finds a tournament of horseshoes interesting. Bill Helms looks on as Lisa Gammill and Susie Mace discuss their relay. A small crowd gathers to help a hurt competitor. Tanya Cole gives her all in a race. 118 At E.S.J.C. Sports Day 119 Football Cheerleaders Attend Clinic at Auburn The football cheerleaders attended a cheerleading clinic at Auburn Uni- versity this summer. There they learned many new techniques to pro- mote spirit during the games and at pep rallies. 120 Teresa Hines and Kim Vlinkinow use stunts to add spice to a pep rally. Bonnie Beckham and Loma Bruso show en- thusiam at first pep rally. Captam Diane Moeller prepares the squad for the Homecoming Parade. Cheerleaders work hard to raise spirit at pep rallies. Skits provide excitement and laughs at every pep rally. Aggie Conrad's spirit is evident by her smile. 121 Diane Moeller Captain of Football Cheerleaders EHS has two squads of cheer- leaders. One if for football and the other is for basketball. This method insures that the girls don't lose their spirit or neglect their studies. It also helps more girls become involved in the cheerleading program. June Grumpier prepares for a pom poin routine. All cheerleaders are involved in skits. Pom pom routines are an integral part of cheerleading. Priscilla Davis waits for signal to begin cheer. Debra Calhoun rocks to the beat of the Wild- cat band. Basketball Cheerleaders Cheer Team To Successful Year Basketliall cheerleaders provided cheers and spirit during the basket- ball season. Practice began during the summer and continued through football season. The cheerleaders were present at all out of town games. 124 Anita Lowe enjoy s cheering during the game Michelle Miller jumps high after team scores two. Debbie Watson and Michelle Miller add double stunts to pep rally. Cheryl Martin serves as Basketball squad captain. Dame Kozik works hard at her pom pom routine. Sarah Presson smiles as two more points go on the board. 125 The GAA Club participated in the annual Jr. College Sports Day bring- ing home several trophies. They also fielded a volleyball team, tennis team, and participated in other sports. Other activities included a jersey sale, first aid kit sale, and they also sponsored a record hop. April Howell expresses displeasure as an EHS team loses. Miss Adkison olwerves crowd at the Sports Day. Mary Bell runs for the finish line. (1st row—1-r) B. Williams. E. Cox. S. Borders, C. Wong, D. Jones. H. Reynolds, C. Cole, J. Edwards, N. Seemore, (2nd row) D. Chapman. M. Whitehurst. S. Satchel. I. Riley. S. Goolsby, L. Hunter. W. Jackson, W. Green- wood. E. McGowin, A. Jackson. M. Green- wood. V. Gibson. G. Thames. (3rd row) A. Ed- wards, A. Shipman, T. Williams, C. Simmons, A. Chambers, L. Jones. M Whitehurst. V. Harris, P. Broaden. J. Barksdale. S. Moeller, C. Tamper. A. Howell, R. Cannon. R. Holcombe. 126 127 Letter Club Has The EHS Letter Club consists of athletes who have played a minimum number of hours of various sports. These athletes are recognized and given their letters at the annual club banquet. Students receive letters for football. Basketball is another exciting letter sport. Robert Blackman is a football Lettennan. Basketball action like this usually results in a lettennan. (1st row—1-r) G. Jones. S. Thurman. T. Tucker. D. Jones, I). Watkins. J. Smith, A. Walden. R. Blackman. K. Palmer. B. Hope. (2nd row) I). Daughtry, R. Hicks. R. Ramsey. F. Smith. R. Patrick. R. Holt. J. Boyd. R. Roberts. R. Jones, J. McIntosh. K. Jolley. C. Holland, J. Donaldson. Two-thirds of the Students Participate in Vocational Dept. The faculty and administration of the Enterprise Vocational Depart- ment recognize the need for every individual to become competent in a chosen occupation or career. We be- lieve this devolpment will enable the individual to become a productive citizen capable of self support, self respect and service. The staff of the Enterprise Voca- tional Department has increased to fourteen teachers, a vocational guid- ance eounseler and a vocational di- rector. Over eight hundred students, which is about two-thirds of the stu- dent body, are taking one or more subjects in this program. Mrs. Kelly teaches her Home Economics class. The V1CA com peters brought hack many awards. Mr. Thompson points out an error to FFA class. Mr. Arnette wipes his hands after a demonstration. Vocational Clubs Gain All Vocational areas have active clubs that promote and add interest to their ciasswork. These clubs also provide valuable leadership training for the students. Among the voca- tional clubs are DECA, FBLA, FFA, FHA, Health (Careers, and VIC A. Mr Reeder. Mrs. Kelley, and Mrs. Helms dis- cuss Home Ec curriculm. Mrs. Waldrop dicusses a Health Occupations paper with her class. Nancy Rodawalt waits for noon and her job. Mr. Johnson discusses a topic with his class. EHS VICA Wins Outstanding District Club Again VICA was one of the most active clubs this year. It proved so by car- rying off many district and state awards. In addition to being named best district club, VICA members won on the state level. State Place winners were Billy Parrish, Jane Ezell, The Safety Manuel, and Open- ing and Closing ceremonies. Mr. Car- ter was named Outstanding Alabama VICA Advisor of the Year. VICA contestants wait for the results of the contests. Phyllis Shirah and Charlotte Willis react to the naming of winners. VICA winners show off their awards. 134 (1st row—l-r) Nance. Scott. Mathias. Bryant. Hardy. Roberts. Blackman. Willis. Marusich. Pouncey, Thompson. Hendley, Edgar. V illis. Mr. Charter. Mr Barnes. Mr. Amette. Mr. Waldon. MEMBERS: Hayes. Hartwell. How- ell. Brooks. Nolin. Godwin. McKinney. Par- rish. Edwards, Lee. Moore. Bright. Daug- hertrv. Maggard. Lolley. Nolin. Ramsey. Chain. Newsome. Patrick. Harrison. Lewis. James. Moodt. Goolsby, Parmer. Williams. Jones. S. Jones. Moyer. Oliver. Newsome. Pre- usz, McDuffie. Medley. Linthicum, McLean. Strickland. Ethridge. Carmichael, R Medley. Holt. Reeves, Popovich. Austin. Davis, Dor- man. Reid, Riser. Grumpier. Shirah. Livings, Cain. Hankinson. Nichols, Patrick, K. Strick- land. Wesley. Voorhcis. Galloway, Bradford. Cutts. Karlstead, Parrish. Perrin. Pittman. Merriweather. Skinner. Cawley. Jollcv. M. Willis. Bniner. Duncan. Ezell. Gano. K. Cano. D. Preley. Watson, Williams, Hussey. Walden. DEC A Begins Scholarships Deca held money making projects in order to start two DECA Scholar- ships. They also did ad layouts for Heel Carpet Reality and entered sev- eral contests. Becky Wakfield works on an ad layout. Mr. Lee is sponsor of DEC'A. Vicki Tern- and Debbie Boutwell set up a dis- play unit. (1st row—|-r) Willis. Mathis, Holley. Oghurn. Cammill, Boutwell. Rodawalt, Gooding, Mor- ris, Walters, Wakfield. Olson. Missildine. (2nd row) lx e, Lolly, Shows. Grumpier, Welch, Dismukes. Newby. Kauffman. Wilkins, Smith. Bruer. (.'aidwell, Locklar. Parker. (3rd row) Stanphill, Turner, Messick, Singleton. Reagan. Brown. Grumpier. DeVane. (4th row) Grice. (’ulverhou.se. Spann. Henderson. Roberts. McCrummin. Taylor, Moore, Mathis. Fulford. Altieri, Woody, Hundley. Denise Holland Is State FBLA President For 1974-75 FBLA had a very active year. They won several district honors and Kathy Barnes and Bay Malette placed in state contests. Denise Hol- land was elected as State President for the 1974-75 school year. (1st row—l-r) Cousins, Patton, Evans, Gay, T. Evans, Harris, Griffin, Williams, Jones, Miers. Heath, Barnes, Martin. Thoinpkins. Stokes. Logsdon. Riser, (2nd row) Chalker, Davis. Mims, Woods, Edgar. Nuckolls. Meriweather, Kincey, Morris, Singleton. Westmoreland. Howell, (3rd row) Holland, Sizemore, Bedsole, P. Strickland. Strickland. Hogan. Avcrett. P. Howell, Anthony, Lolley, Parker, Byrd, Wil- son, McKenzie. Hayes. (4th row) Mckinnon, A. Trinker, Trinker. Bowdoin, Thames. P. Holland, Bryant, Scott, Scarborough. Adams, McGrath FBl Acr Melissa Parker gives Welcome at Graduation. Dana Cousins is a FBLA member who gradu- ates this year. District winners are: D. Patton. P. Strickland. D. Sizemore, E. McGrath, D. Cousins. N. Chalker, D. Holland. P. Holland. FFA String Band Places First In District Both chapters of FFA were active this year. They placed 1st in county dairy judging and 3rd in the district. They participated in livestock jud- ging and placed 1st in the land jud- ging. The string hand also placed 1st in the district. Cindv Walsh restocks fish tanks at Donna’s Nurse rv. (1st row—|-r) T. Pittman. C. Walsh, T. Lin- dsey. k. Parker, B. Newsome. K. Spivey. H. Childree. D. Fine. A. Phillips, J. Grice. D. Brown, Mr. Thompson. (2nd row) S. flataway, W. McErwin, C. Wilson. B. Grimes. G. Oli- ver. M. Waters, J. Speigner, T. Lundsford, C. Russell. R. Stewart, D. Tanner. D. Mnates. D. Sherer. S. Yelverton, T. Duke, K. Rogers, J. Beber, A. Bullard. D. Floyd. G. Patrick. R. Collins. J. Martin. 40 1974 FFA Officers are: R. Childree, T. Lin- dsey. K. Spivey, B. Newsome, K. Parker, J. Boyd. D. Donaldson, Tommy Lundsford restocks supermarket meat counter. (1st row—l-r) M. Altem. M. Bell. B. Bell. S Hite. K. Hundley. L. Franklin. D. Hughes. J Blacock, (2nd row) S. Brown. D. Snell, C Green, L. Hunter. H. Mayes. J. Temple, J Haggard. (3rd row) K. Cain. R. Grimes, M Sellers. J. Hoyem. R. Barnes, R. Averett, M Simmons. E. Ingram. Ml Aggie Conrad State FHA President 1974-75 Aggie Conrad will serve as Ala- bama President of FHA next year. The EHS FHA Chib took fruit bas- kets to a local nursing home. They also sent clothes to an orphanage in North Alabama. They started making plans for a fashion show next year. FHA meetings are sometimes held in the Home Ec kitchen. 1st row—hr) A. Conrad. S. Strickland, L. Bruso. D. Edgar, T. C nun pier. P. Shirah. C. Willis, C. Parsons, D. Fortner, S. Borders, S. Wong, S. Bryant, S. Mayes, F. Greenwood, J. Edwards, (2nd row) P. Nuckolls, S. Livings, N. Logan, M. Parker. K. Rudd. A. Weldon, D. Barnes, B. Williams, (3rd row) V. Morris, T. Pittman. V. Peters. D. King, D. McCullough. J. Arrington, D. Burnette. N. Seymore, M. Johnson, E. McGowan, S. Bragg, C. Watson, C. Oswald. 142 Karen Ferpisen is honored as the Betty Cro- cker Homemaker of Tom morrow. Mrs. Kelley works under an FHA promotional poster. 143 Artyping Has Successful Second Year The General Typing Department has had three courses this year—Gen- eral Typing I and II and Inter- mediate Typing. The students have worked on skillhuilding, problem so solving and college related projects. Through the Artyping Club they have expressed their creativity. Three deluxe heavy-duty electric typewriters and an electric type- writer center were added to the room. Donnie Messick and Lisa Cammill work to- gether on a difficult problem. L. Dyess. W. Cibbs, P. Baker. K. Pouncey, S Lewis. K. Costello, (second row) J. Cossen, H. Holcomb. Mrs. Heeder. sponser. K. Sims. D. Emanuel. P. Hussy, C. LeComte, T. McCoulough. P. Shirah. J Fleming Lisa (tarnmill signals test answers across the room. Mrs. Reeder and Debra Donaldson look over some papers. OOOOOOOOOOII OOOOOOOOOAM '3 OOOOOOC Library Club Helps Decorate New Library The Library Club had a busy year. They bought hanging baskets for the library, had a bake sale, and attended an Association meeting in Sloeomb. Thad Sconiers was elected Recrea- tion Leader. (1-r) S. Parker, K. Mathias. S. Croley, T. Sco- niers, S. Livings, D. Trawick. J. Blalock. L. Hunter, S. Swearingen, S. Skinner, G. Waters, B. Wilder, P. Poston. S. Price, T. Scherbring. Library Club members make posters for bake Projection Club Aids SC With Movie The Projection Club helped the Student Council, set up “Little Big Man . They also operated equipment for teachers, delivered equipment, and helped the library assistants. (1-r) B. Council. W. Chanccy, J. Ledbetter, T. Parrish, R. Pickle, R. Broxson. J. Speigner, R. Lunsford. J. Clark. B. Cobb, M. Leaf. D. Leh- man, D. Hughes, Mrs. Nichols Demetrius Crittendon reviews film to be used in a biologv class. 147 As a new addition to the school curriculum, the E.H.S. chorus had an outstanding year. They provided for the publics enjoyment many types of concerts. In March several members of the chorus tried out for all-state. In the final selections, eight of these came out on top. Mr. Holmes directs chorus. Jane Martin sings with gusto. Thad Sconiers relaxes after performance. April Howell and Kathy Pouncy follow Mr. Holmes direction. The chorus is an asset to the school and the community. R. Stewart. A. Howell. C Wallace. T. King. T. Sconiers, J. Stanley. B. Forrester. I. Coe. M. Smith, J. Jones. M. Johnson. S. Foreman, Mr. Holmes, (Row 2) J. Martin. M. Miller. S. Moel- ler. E. Bvrd, D. Adams, S. Shuman. R. (Can- non. T. Sanders, C. Malmberg, S. Dickson, D. Watson. (Ross- 3) A. Jackson. J Russell. D. Wouters. T. Coflee. S. Harrison. K. Nichols, L. Crosley. S. Provin, T. Mulkey, C. Young. D. Boyle. B. Paul. S. Gibson, P. Lolley. M. Wou- ters. (Row 4) P. Jacket t. D. Nichols. P. Broadan. K. Spivey. R. Narcisco. D. Tromley. J. Mynard, R. Green. M. Sparkman. C. Strick- land. D. Trimm, K. Nichols, J. Williams, J. Brown, W. Jackson, D. Chapman. D. Chap man, S. Goolsby. M. Greenwood. Chorus Rejoins School Curriculum Results Royce Reagan Becomes New Director Of Bands Mr. Royce Reagan became the new band director at EHS this year. He introduced many new ideas in- cluding a color guard, a new costume for the drum major, a new style of marching, and a new style of direct- ing. The band participated in many civic events and out of town parades. Drum Major Thelmanne Fleming was elected Homecoming Queen. 150 The Drum Section keeps the beat going for the entire hand. Carole Crampton leads band during the Homecoming Parade. Drum Major Thelmanne Fleming gives last minute instructions. Doug Stanley. l ass drummer, adds soul to the beat. Mr. Keagan prepares to lead EHS Wildcat Marching Band. 151 Wildcat Band Adds Flags Tlie Band shows its never ending support of the Wildcats. Eddie Bright tunes his drum. The ImikI perforins one of its many precision drills. Fat Smith. Elizabeth Vickers, and Pat Nuck- olls serve as the color guard. Thelmanne Fleming Leads Marching Band Keith Martin practices on the big drums. Karen Parker adds a touch of beauty to any parade. Band members take a third quater break. Tony Lopez. Jamie Edwards and Felix Nor- man await the signal to begin. Majorettes proceed the band during every half-time show. 9 Students Win 12 Military Scholarships Vince Bonasso, Don Cullen, Ken Spivey, Harold Fearing. John Haley, Rinse! Mcltosh, Kim Minkinow, Glen Murdock. Rick Thompson, and Con- nie Treece all won at least one mili- tary scholarship. Rick Thompson was awarded a Military Academy ap- pointment and Vince Bonasso won an Air Force Academy appointment. The ROTC program was rated an Honor Unit with Distinction again tills year. We have won this honor every year for the 4 years it has been in existence. ROTC was rated 12th out of 206 schools in the Third ROTC Region. Our ROTC program was 2nd in Alabama out of 65 units. The unit was an all military- school. Sgt. Edgar inspects the troops. Brigule Staff marches in the annual inspection. Cadets prepare to practice marching. Capt. Rick Thompson inspects rifles during ROTC class. 156 I I Brigade Staff Col. Billy G. Murdock Brigade (x m mander Lt.-Col. Linda Stanphill—Sponsor Col. Kim M inkinow—Sponsor Lt. Col. Robert Lee-Executive Officer Maj. Mike Dixon—S-3 S-4 Maj. Russ Johnson—S-l S-2 1st Lt. Susan Taylor—Information Off. 157 1st Battalion Lt. Col. Mike Spurlin Commander Ij. Col. Cheryl Richardson Sponsor Major Richard Pickle Executive Officer Capt. Rands Singleton S-3 S-4 Capt. Howard Seelev S-l S-2 First Battalion passes in review. Capt. Singleton stands to for inspection. A Company Cap . Jimmy Williams-Commander Capt. Judy Bowdoin-Sponsor (1st row— top) Walk. Anderson. Linthisum. (2nd row) Dozier. Shuler, Johnson. Henderson, Keesee. Averette, (3rd row) Moitow. Arring- ton. Monts, Vaughn, Slawson. Kemmet, Stin- son, McCollough, (4th row) Storm. Jackson. Mathews. Gookby, McChristian, Johnson, Shipman. Bryant, Curry, Wilson. (5th row) Wilson. Maggard. Williams. Bowdoin. Par- rish. Hickman. B Company Capt. Hick Thompson—Commander Capt. Debra Donaldson—Sponsor (1st row—top) Collins, Beene. Holland. (2nd row) Hunter, Tapper, Green, Minkinow. Cal- houn. Holt. (3rd row) Gilbert, Spann, Chris- tensen, Baker. Kozek. Hensarling, Doster. Thompson. Walsh, (4th row) Loughling, Baird. Turner. W'arren D., McCohan, News- ome. Skerlick, Nicholson. W'arren M.. (5th row) Hancock. Amos. Tanner. 159 (1st row—1-r top) Maddox. Bright, Sticher. (2nd row) Pugh. Turner. Murphy. Harper. Fearing, (3rd row) McDuttie. Hughes. Davis, Parsons, Howell. Fortner, Trimm, Neal, In- gram. Wallace. (4th row) Knight. Warren. J.. Austin. Armstrong, Covington, Townsend. Bayes, Sconiers, Nolin, (5th row) Woodie, Brown, Grice. Martin. Trawick, Doss. Karstead. (1st row—1-r top) Watkins, Holland. Trammel. (2nd row) Bigp. Jackson, Kaufman. Driskell, Leonard, (3rd Row) Stokes. Green. Hunger. Chain, B., Hudson. Brown, Brooks. Jacoby. Reynolds, Price J., Berry, Popivich. Rogers. (4th row) Bretz, Wallace. Walsh, Wood. Sikes, Walsh. K.. Ray, Nance, Chain. J.. Price. A., Waters, (5th row) R. Blackmon. J. Martin. C. Russell. L. Gibbons, C. Miles. T. Pearson, L. Dees. 160 2nd Battalion Lt. Col. Frank McCaffey Commander Lt. Col. Lynn Dismukes Sponsor Ma). johnny Donald Executive Officer Capt. Joev Bruer S-l S-2 Sgt. Maj. Sc del I Bullard Command St. Major Sgt. Maj. Bullard and Capt. Joey Bruer march in Homecoming Parade. Drill Teams break ranks after performing in Homecoming Parade. Boys A Drill Team Places 3rd at SE Meet (1st row—l-r) Presson. Treece. (2nd row) Pow- ers, Lunsford, Swartz, Haley. (3rd row) Ryan. Price B., Dixson, Moates, (4th row) Mathis, Price S.. Robertson, Moson. Moody. (5th row) Phillips, Rogers. Jones, Williams. r 162 Girls A Drill Team Places 1ST in AUSA Meet (1st row—1-r) Sanford, Olds, Foy, Mixson, (2nd row) Hurt. Keller. Perry, Wells, Lewis, Comm., (3rd row) Hudson. Stepp. West- moreland, Hardiman, (4th row) McConnell, Thompson. Smith. Baxley. (1st row—r-1) Hurt, Comm., McKinnon. Crif- McKinnon, P., Jones, Miller. (4th row) Dicus, fen. Hernandez, White, (2nd row) Kontos, Dickson. Gilford. Brooks. Holland. Poston. Meredith. (3rd row) Phillips. 163 Color Guard I Hunter. Johnson. Hughes. Allison Rifle Team Wins Conference 1974 Wiregrass ROTC Rifle Confer- ence Enterprise 898 Ozark 846 Enterprise 938 Troy 867 Enterprise 946 Elba 806 Enterprise 937 Daleville 907 Enterprise 953 Andalusia 933 Enterprise 980 Greenville 836 Conference Match Enterprise 983 Crestview, FI. 960 JROTC Band (lsr row. l-r) Newby. Decker. Phillabaum. Hickman. Dow. Jarman. (2nd row) Costello. Fuentes, Ishee. Nuckolls. Phillabaum. (3rd row) Kelly, Watson. Hartwell, Moss, Salter. (4th row) Harding, Martin. Herrin. Jackson. Young, (5th row) Johnson. Simmons. Warren. Snell Walk, (6th row) Mellish, Oliver. Counts. Speigner. Nix. Bonny Lundford and Steve Powers perform a difficult rifle drill. The ROTC band plays for the annual inspection )65 jB� .-i One hour of fiKgcrowded tv the hill with glorious fcKon, and fiSeaJ with ..� ? noble risks, isaibrth whole vears ol 'W those mean observances of pallry decorum, in which men steal through existence, like sluggish waters through a marsh, without either ho- nour of observation. —Sir Walter Scott Season Opens with Losses to Ozark and Troy The EHS Wildcats lost their sea- son opener 8-0, to Ozark. For the first half each team was held score- less. Late in the game Billy Waters and Floyd Smith ran the ball to the Eagle thirty-six, but seconds later a pass was intercepted, and ran in for six points by the Eagles. The 'Cats' lost their second game 22-6, to the Trojans of Troy. A Trojan fumble, re- covered by Jimmy Caldwell led to the ‘Cats’ only score. Booker T. Doster looks sad as he sees the final score. Doffis Daughters is covered well as he tries to gain yardage. Kenny Palmer tumbles forward trying to gain a few more yards. Coach Terry looks worried at the action on the field. Cats Regain Their Footing With Wins Over Foley A look of relief overcomes Buster Carmichael as a new score flashes on the lxtard. Kennv Palmer dives through the Williamson tackles to gain yardage. 'Cats line up and get ready to put their plan into action. Ricky Jones and Randv Ramsey wait patiently for the toss. The mighty Wildcats came hack strong as they defeated the Foley Lions, 38-13. Billy Waters went thir- teen yards in the first quarter for the ‘Cat’s first score. Randy Ramsey ran for the next Cat TD, and the Lions also made six points. This brought the score to 12-7, Enterprise leading. Another Cat TD, and another Lion TD brought the score to 18-13. The Cats scored three more TD’s, two by Ramsey and one by Floyd Smith. This ended the game with the score 38-13. The taste of victory was sweet, as the ’Cats rolled in a 13-2 win over Williamson High of Mobile. Kenny Palmer and Floyd Smith scored the two Cat TD’s. and Williamson. Wildcats Stomp Elba But Phenix City Squeaks By Billy Waters shrugs off a Phenix City tackier in an effort to run the ball. Julian Boyd and Jimmy Caldwell cool off in the field house as they wait for the films. Ricky Jones holds the ball in place while he waits for the kicker. Bill Hope hangs on to the ball and goes through the Satsuma line. Kenny Palmer pushes on the speed as he runs towards the goal line. Tlie Wildcats upped their record to .3-2, as they defeated Elba 35-15. In the first quarter Bonnie Holt scored from the four. Two more cat markers crossed as Randy Ramsey scored once from the nineteen and once from the five. Floyd Smith made it 28-0 in the third quarter with a 80 yard run. Seigle Thurman made the final score for the Cats, and Elba scored their 15 points in the last quarter. The Cats moved on to the Phenix City Red Devils and lost 14-7. The Cat’s only scored on a Water’s TD, and a Hope Kick 172 173 Enterprise Wildcats Sit The 'Cats came through with a Homecoming victory over Satsuma. It was an impressive show from start to finish. The 'Cats took only twelve plays to put the first six [joints on the board. The next score came in the second quarter when Flovd Smith ran in from the twentv-three. Two more 'Cat TD’s in the third quarter made the score 27-0. Satsuma scored late in the fourth Quarter. There was still time for another 'Cat TD. Final score was 34-6. Timmy Tucker and Gary Jones express joy over final score. Bill Hope bulldozes through a stubborn Sat- suma tackle. Doug Watkins clears the way for Julian Bovd. 174 Floyd Smith uses fanc-v footwork to weave thru the Satsuma line. Kenny Palmer picks up some yardage for the wildcats. Cats End Season Right With Smash Over Dothan The Wildcats began a winning streak as they defeated the Blount High School Leopards 27-6. This winning streak continued as they crushed the Selina Saints 40-21, in a very one-sided battle. To end up a 7- 3 season the EHS ’Cats tromped over the Dothan Tigers for the third year straight. A stadium of 6(XK) fans watched as the two teams battled to a scoreless half. The Tigers ran the first kick-off of the second half 97 yards for their only score. Ronnie Holt backed a great 'Cat line-up, scored the 'Cat’s two T.D.’s, bringing the final score to 14-17. Roger Roberts looks worried as he glances at the scoreboard. The referee signals that the Wildcats have just made a touchdown. ft Flovd Smith gets in position, and prepares to run after a pass. Ricky Jones listens intently to the locker room pep talks. Mickey Reid Chosen Most Valuable Player Alex Broomfield practices jump shots before the game. Tired after a hard game the team heads for the locker room. Wildcats jump for loose ball. Mike Timmermeyer watches ball go through basket for two points. A jump shot leads to two more points. The basketball season was off to a good start with the B team winning Geneva's tournament. The Varsity Team played in Eufaula's Thanksgiv- ing Tournament but was defeated in their first game of the season with a score of 69-61. The high scorer for this game was Mickey Reed scoring 26 points. The Varsity and B Team traveled to Luveme to play the Ti- gers. The A” team defeated their opponent by a score of 69-56. The B” Team defeated the Tigers by a score of 49-30. The cats improved their record to 5-1 as they held off the Samson Ti- gers. Their record went to 5-3 when Dothan defeated them, out scoring the Cats in every quarter. The B Team handed the Tigers’ B’s their first loss of the season by the score of 53-43. 178 180 Record Shows Great Improvement Larry Warren warms up for a game. Coach Goolsby gives last minute iastructions. Fr. (L-R) R. Williams, K. Maddox. M. Tim- mermeyer, B. Helms R. Blackman. M. Reid. B (L-R) C. Fleming. T. Kelly. A. Broomfeild. C. Carlton. L. Warren, V. Devane. Coach Goolsby. Clifford Carlton accumulated 26 points as the Cats went 7-3 by Elba High School, 64-45. In the B team game the Cats fought it out in a tough, hard-fought game against Elba’s B team. The final score was 42-40 Mike Timinermever practices for the up-com- ing game. 181 Record of 17-11 shoivs improvement The Cats defeated Bnindidge by a score of 71-67 in Enterprise. The fi- nal record for this year was 18 won and 11 lost, an improvement over the proceeding years. Enterprise goes after a loose hall. Clifford Carlton shoots the hall for two points. Everybody watches to see whether the hall goes through the basket. Bill Helm turns around to receive last minute instructions. Clifford Carlton puts forth big effort to make two. 182 1974 Moundcats Show Improvement The 1974 EHS Moundcats showed a marked improvement over last years team. Although their final record of 6-9 was not great, it did show the results of a more unified ef- fort. This years' coach, Larry Eddins commented that the team had its had days and its good, but that he's hop- ing for a l etter season next year. Enterprise players wann up for the the big game. Dennis Jones steals second with style and grace. Coach Eddins serves as baseltall coach again this year. Pitcher Gray Monroe releases a pitch to a Robert E. Lee batter. Lee EHS 0 FOE 2 Troy 6 5 Lanier 8 11 Dothan 2 8 New Brocton 11 3 Selma 8 7 Dothan 10 12 Lee 7 6 Ozark 11 4 Geneva 8 7 Jeff Davis 11 12 Lanier 9 10 Troy 2 4 Jeff Davis 0 4 184 Tennis Team Has Season The girls tennis team consisted of Kim Minkinow, Teresa Hines, Leah Ingram. Kathv Walsh, Debra Ward, Carole Crampton, Loma Bruso and Lynn Dismukes. The boys tennis team consisted of Lamar Driskell, Larry De Ramus, Ronnie Averett, Mike Mackin,, Ronnie Lundsford, Glen Murdock, John Turner, and John Stanley. The boys tennis team played Ozark twice losing both times. They lost also to Dothan and Andalusia. They posted one win this sesson against Andulsia. The girls tennis team lost to Do- Disappointing than, Andulsia, and Houston Acad- emy. At the Jr. College Sports Day, Kim Minkinow placed second in sin- gles. Leah Ingram and Lvnn Dis- mukes placed first in singles. Teresa Hines moves in to return a serve. Carole Crampton returns a hard hit volly. Kim Minkinow waits for her opponent to serve. 186 Larry De Ramus and Mr. Pridgen discuss tac- tics for the next game. Ronnie I unsford works hard during his singles match. Ronnie Lundsford takes a well deserved break between sets. 187 Two Golfers Finish In the Top Ten of State 3? Members of the 1974 Golf team were: Steve Metcalf, Shelly Strict- land, Rav Pappas, Glen Murdock, Rick Thompson, and Eddie Fergeson. Mr. Royce Reagan was the coach of the golf team this year. There were quite a few good individual golfers on the team. This is shown by the fact that the team sent three mem- bers to the State Tournament, and two of these placed in the top ten. These two were Joe Cassidy, and Keith Maddox. As a whole the team gained alot of experience this year, and had a fairly good season. They are hoping for a better season next year. Keith Maddox. Joe Cassidy, and Jon Corliss leave for State Toumy. Keith Maddox and an opponent take a break but keep their eyes on the match. Keith Maddox prepares to sink a birdie. Keith Maddox prepares to tee off. Micky Whittaker watches golf team come off the course. Short Work Time Does Not Hinder Homecoming Floats Students worked long into the night to prepare the homecoming floats. With only an average of three days to complete them, the floats proved to be outstanding and proved to be the highlight of the night parade. Other schools are involved in homecoming parade. Robin Greene ponders what to do next. This Senior float won first place. Janet Miller enjovs working on a float. Marie llendlev waits for the parade to ! egin. 192 Cowboys, Indians, and Robots Highlight Pep Rally Homecoming Pep Rally proved to be very successful as each class and the band presented a skit. Seniors carried off the spirit stick and led the school in team spirit. Football of the future was presented bv the Seniors as they appeared in Rol ot uniforms. John Hildreth. Glenn Murdock, and David Dick do MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL.” Nancy Blit , does a War Dance. James Wilson rides to the rescue. 196 The court for 1974 consisted of Thelmanne Fleming as queen, Nancy Presson, Chery Richardson, and Loma Bruso as runners up, Beverly Williams as Senior attendent, Judy Bowdion as Junior attendent, and Pam Singleton as Sophomore attendent. Thelmanne Fleming has a hearty laugh. Judy Bowdion and Pam Singleton await kickoff. The homecoming court and escorts enjoy foot- l all game. Nancy Presson waits for Homecoming Parade to start. Thelmanne Fleming is crowned by Lyra Fran Boyd as 1974 Homecoming Queen. Pam Singleton gives a friendly smile to the pa- rade viewers. 197 The 8th annua) ROTC l all was held January 24, 1974 at the Lake Lodge on Fort Ruckker. The receiv- ing line Started at 6:30 and the buffet dinner line started at 7:00. Dancing began at 8:00 with the “Ivy Broth- ers” playing. All in all the ball was a great success with quite a few more cadets and dates attending than in past years. It was a very enjoyable evening for all who attended. Col. Lunsford and Mr. Howell discuss the ROTC events of the year. Karen Marsh looks adoringly at her date Tommy Strikland. Organist for the “Ivy Brothers” puts a lot into his music. Bill Braswell enjoys a slow dance with his date. Debbie Griffin and her date Hall Carrington take a break from dancing. Sgt. Edgar is delighted at the chance to dance with his wife. 199 Long Hard Hours Go Into Hello Dollij ” This year’s all school play was Hello Dolly. It was the most am- bitious ever undertaken. A full band and chorus, dancers, actors, profes- sional sets were all used. Home Ec. made the beautiful clothes. Ag. con- structed the sets. The art dept, de- signed and painted the sets. Months of preparation and rehearsal were needed to achieve the perfection all sought. Donnie Messick and April llowell rehearse love scene. Major cast members listen to director's instructions. Mike Sable shows off his costume. Flo Helms and Joe Donaldson rehearse Goodbye numl er. Mr. Thompson tells Sonny Smith to smile. Mr. Bryan studys script for possible changes. 200 Actors, Chorus, Band All Combine To Make The long months of rehearsal paid off on March 21, 22, and 23. Playing to packed houses Hello Dolly was a blockbuster. The audience thor- oughly enjoyed the combination of actors, dancers, chorus and band. At the end of each performance the play received a standing ovation. The time and effort put out by everyone involved was rewarded by the re- sponse of the audience. Larry DeRamus seeks last minute advice from Mr. Bryan Yonkers March opens Act I Scene II. Dances bring all production numbers to life. Flo Helms is superb as Mrs. Dolly Levi. 202 Officer’s Chib Hosts Senior Prom The Senior Prom was held at the Ft. Rucker Officers Club this year. Again the prom was open with tick- ets being bought. Over 200 seniors and their dates attended the affair. A buffet was served and “The Clique” provideri the music. Dancing went on until midnight and everyone en- joyed the evening. EDITORS NOTE: Due to circumstances beyond our control, the prom pictures were lost in the mail. We apologize and hope you understand. Kave Sessions and Ricky McLin were one of many couples who enjoyed the night. 204 Debra Donaldson Chosen As 74-75 Miss Enterprise At the annual Miss Enterprise Contest, Debra Donaldson was se- lected to be the 1974-75 Miss Enter- prise. Her court included Lori Gib- bons and Cheri Strickland. Cheri Strickland is 2nd runner-up in the ‘74- 75 contest. 1st runner-up was lx� ri Gibbons. Junior Debra Donaldson is the new Miss Enterprise. 205 Entire Student Body Elects Mr. and Miss EHS Every year, the seniors nominate girls and boys from their classes for Mr. and Miss EHS. After the nomi- nations, the entire student body votes on these seniors. Mr. and Miss EHS are the two people, the student body feels have worked the hardest for our school. This years winners were Thelmanne Fleming and Mark Vosel. Both of these fine students are a credit to EHS. Mark Vosel waits, patiently for his turn to he photographed. Thelinanne Fleming and Mark Vosel are 1974’s Mr and Miss EHS. Thelinanne Fleming looks for friends after Baccalaureate. 206 Tammy Gelbelt DAR Good Citizenship Girl Each year a student who has been involved in both school and commu- nity activities is chosen as the DAB Good Citizenship Girl. This year the winner was Tammy Gelbelt. Tammy was an Honor Senior member of the Honor Society, and in charge of the dancing for “Hello Dolly.” Tammy Gelbelt receives her diploma gradu- ation night. Tammy Gelbelt always considers study important. 207 Senior Work Day Nets Over $1(XX). The 1974 Encoala Staff sponsored Senior Work Day again and it proved to l e successful. Over 300 students participated by working in various places throughout the com- munity. The Senior reported to their job at opening time and worked the whole day. The money, which was over a thousand dollars, went to the yearbook for the publishing of the Encoala. Karin Ferguson assists a customer by getting him a pack of cigarettes. Working at Streyers’ proved to Ik very enjoy- able to Bridget Curry Alex Strever browses through the shirts at Mflrn. Working for New York Life. Joe Donaldson found the equipment to Ik fascinating. Sue Jones awaited those who entered the Dandv Dipper with a smile. 208 April 26 Set As Senior Skip Day On April 26, 1974 all seniors had an excused skip. The school was un- usually quiet as the seniors went their own way. The vast majority of se- niors did as seniors have done since prehistoric times—they went to the beach. Sun, sand, and suds were the order of the day. Those seniors who went to the beach were highly visible the following Monday. They all looked like beets. Debbie Fuentes enjoys a warming gulf breeze at PC. Karen Ferguson and Bill Lloyd wonder what the underclassmen are doing. Joe Ledbetter and Mark Brinton relax and en- joy the view. A good time was had bv all who made the trek to PC. Jo Strange arrives at the beach ready for fun and sun. 211 Seniors Buy Advance Tickets to Banquet The 1974 Senior Banquet proved to be a success even though advance tickets had to be bought in order to attend. On May 16 at 7:30 p.m., se- niors lined the halls of EHS, armed with steak knives and ready to eat steak. After songs by the ESJC Chorus, Mark Vosel and Thelinanne Fleming were announced as Mr. and Mrs. EHS. Donnie Vlessick and Na- thaniel Frazier presented the class history. Kim Minkinow presented the class prophecy. Mr. Fred Donaldson was the guest speaker to the 300 se- niors attending. Kathv Phillahauin and Mike Jones ponder their future destinations. Alice Shipman enjoys the entertainment at the banquet. Fred Donaldson reviews his speech while the Chorus sings. All the seniors present enjoy the fun and games. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan listen to the 1974 C 'lass History as it is read. 212 214 ESJC Choriis Provides Entertainment Because of a lack of funds in the treasury, tickets had to be purchased for this year’s banquet. In spite of this hindrance, there was an excellent turn out at the affair. A good time was had by all. Hill Loyd and Karin Fergeson serve each other ice cream. Mark Vosel gives his speech after l eing an- nounced Mr. EHS. Nathaniel Frazier surveys the crowd. 215 EHS Holds First Honors Night EHS hold its first Honors Night on May 24. It was a hugh success. Stu- dent after student was recognized for achievements and or scholarships. Honors Night was held separately from graduation because of the large size of the 1974 class. By separating the Honors Program, the graduation ceremonies can l e kept shorter. Nathaniel Frazier for his work in journalism. Glen Murdock introduces Honors Night to the audience. John Haley receives an Army ROTC scholarship. Joe Donaldson receives his scholarship from Frank McCaffey. Beverly Williams receives her Semper Fidelis Club scholarship. Jane Ezell beams as she receives her nursing scholarship. 217 Scholarships Total Quarter Of A Million Dollars The scholarships awarded to the 1974 Senior Class amounted to about $250,000. In addition to regular scholarships, there were two military academy appointments and many ROTC scholarships. Rev. J.K. Smith Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon The largest graduating class ever filed into the EHS auditorium on May 26, 1974. Rev. George Walters gave the Invocation. Rev. Virgil Coleman was present to give the Benedication. Rev. Smith spoke of the new “3 RY Ken Spivey led the congregation in the hymn. Charlotte Howell and Debbie Nichols present Jimmy Williams with his award. Connie Treece applauds all those honored. David Floyd receives his award from a visiting dignaitary. Tyrone Pearson and Reg Austin await the start of the sermon. Revs. Coleman and Walters stand for the Processional. Rev. J. K. Smith delivers the Baccalaureate sermon. 219 May 26 Set As Baccalaureate Sunday During Baccalaureate, the EHS ('horns provided some beautiful spe- cial music. Thad Sconiers played the Processional while Elizabeth Vickers played the Recessional. Outside, par- ents and seniors mingled for pictures. Ken Spivey led the congregation in song. Louise Nance checks to see if they have cap- tured the moment. Marie Hcndlcy adjusts her tassle for the Photographer. Willie Hay Johnson joins his family after the ceremony. Photographers were everywhere clicking their shutters. Jamie Mynard listens to the Baccalaureate sermon. 220 221 1974 Graduation Class Largest Ever On May 30, 1974, 332 Seniors graduated from Enterprise High School. After one rehearsal, the se- niors assembled at the stadium for their final act as students fo E.H.S. An afternoon shower did not stop graduation from being held in the stadium. At 8:00 p.m., the seniors filed into the field for the ceremony. 222 Karin Ferguson goes through practice with a smile. Mr. Baker gives last minute instructions at the end of practice. Mrs. Youngblood makes a final check of seat- ing arrangments. Mr. Baker and Mr. Carter lay down row assignments. The band rehearses the Graduation Proces- sional March. 223 Three Valedictorians Among 74 Class Connie Treece, Charlotte Howell, and Sammy Sawyer were the three Valedictorians for 1974. Honor Se- niors were: Patricia Anderson, Vince Bonasso, Joe Bruer, Don Cullen, Ann Dominey, Harold Fearing, Pat Ga- bella, Tamera Gelbelt, Linda Gra- ham, Warren Haggard, Teresa Hines, Kathv Hundley, Steve Johnson, Corky Kroosdsman, Rolrert Lee, De- nise Maier, Frank McGaffey, Rinsel McIntosh, Kim Minkinow, Glenn Murdock, Jacki Murphy, Debbie Nichols, Melessa Parker, Tommy Rice, Mark Searcy, Kave Session, Lori Smith. Peggy Spiliotis. Ken Spivev, Pam Strickland, and Nanetta Walls. Lori Smith and Nancy Kaiiffinan make last minute tap adjustments. IX4� bie Nichols bids farwell for the Class of '74 Even with a leg in cast. Kav Boling is present for graduation. Mr. Howell. Mr Morgan, Mr. Peavev, and John Scarborough move up to begin the ceremony Valedictorian Sammy Sawyer speaks of “Life Goals. John Caldwell receives diploma from Mr. Howell Valcdictoram Charlotte Howell radiates as site gets the diploma Valedictorian Connie Treece talks about needs and fulfillment. 225 Graduation Is Outside Finally Others seniors on the graduation program were Kim Minkinow, Me- lissa Parker, Mindy Marsh, Glen Murdock and Ken Spivey. At the end of the ceremony, the Class of '74 marched off the field and into the future. 226 Susie Strickland pulls her lassie to the “gradu- ate side of her cap. Future plans are in Susie Mace’s mind as she receives diploma. Mr. Howell says well done to Pam Pridgen. Floyd Smith accepts diploma with well earned pride. Melinda Whitehurst dreams of future dreams and future plans. Cathy Wallace exclaims “It’s Over! It’s Over! 227 % 230 231 232 Good-by, Good Luck and Thank You Mr. Howell has guided EHS for five progressive years. He is now moving upward. His job was some- times lonely, sometimes frustrating. but always satisfying. For his guid- ance, leadership, and his friendship we say good-by, good luck, and thank you. 235 mnodioj Senior Work Day Patrons Coffee General Hospital Dairy Queen Plaza Real Estate City of Enterprise Margos Enterprise Hospital Furniture Fair Dunaways Enterprise Banking Company Enterprise Auto Parts Cillvs Waterhole Pizza On Call Enterprise Citv Schools Alfa!) Ted Averett Volkswagen Conagra Enterprise Office Supply Fashion Shop Velmas Grocery Gulf Life Insurance Co. Richards El Palacio The B x k Store West Brothers Suburban Shop Sessions Cleaners Kirklands Antiques Cassady and Fuller Joe C. Jones Hardware Evers-Jordon Streyers Enterprise Oil Well Enterprise Cable Television Crumplers Furniture Outrigger Dism ukes Ford New York Life Enterprise Chamber of Commerce Level Plains Gulf Danley Furniture Mr. Gammill Brvars Warren Drugs B. C. Moores Lolley and Jones Daily Ledger Tree House Gallowav Paint and Body Shop Shirleys Beauty Shop Triangle Flower Shop Ingram Memorials Pigglv Wiggly Grimes Clinic WIRB IGA Miller and Lester H R Block Standard Oil Presson Reality Fabric Mart Western Auto 1 Enterprise Rec Center West Gate Gulf Gundys Rawls Warehouse Enterprise Machine Shop Mr. Alfred Searcy Dandy Dipper Enterprise High School JROTC Enterprise Real Estate Merle Norman Audreys House of Beauty Westgate Vetemary Hospital Wilsons Men Shop Dr. Dobbs Visual Clinic Sherers North Main Gulf Hilmac Sporting Goods Goodsons Supermarket Stitch’ll Cains Bama Cotton Mills Searcys Funeral Home Brvars Enterprise Hearing Aid Center AAA Vacuum Cleaner Service The Vogue Winn-Dixie Mr. Joe Pittman Caylors Photography Averett Chrysler and Plymouth Super Foods Strickland Jewelry Yaney Parkers Eneo Engineering Dixie Auto Parts Kress Westgate Book and Gift Shop Ft. Rucker Holts 66 Station Fahrific Bavleys Shortys Bari ho Shop Petersons House of Flowers Smith Lumlier Company A P Enterprise Medical Center Dacks Auto Sav Nichols Oldsmobile Snells Chambers Supermarket Speigner Construction Red Hanger Ray Hughes Chevrolet Enterprise Glass Company Sherwin-Williams Millers Enterprise Flower Shop 240 pa.Ra.coN YeaRBooKS