Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

1975 ENCOALA Enterprise High School Enterprise, Alabama Volume XXXVIII TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening.........................................2 Student Life....................................8 People.........................................48 Orgademics....................................124 Sports........................................204 Closing.......................................236 2 Find Your Own Special Dream We all have a dream. Each human being in our universe has a goal to reach. It doesn’t matter how small or how large that goal is. EHS is no different. EHS is people, not books, not classrooms, not equipment; but people—working together, laughing together, crying together, dreaming together. Creating with your hands, learning a new piece of music, becoming head majorette, finding time to study, laugh or rest, are all successful completions of our day-to-day dreams. 3 4 Finally learning the EHS alma mater...hoping the homecoming floats will be built by parade time ... being elected to the homecoming court... playing the guitar... making new friends... passing the test... small dreams combined with large dreams in a school day. 5 Racing 70 yards for a TD-----creating a prize winning pep rally skit____finding time to laugh ... learning a career ... finding time to think ... just being yourself. Day to Day dreams suddenly become stepping stones to larger than life dreams that will follow you for years to come. 6 Student Life Homecoming Floats Have 1950's Flavor In keeping with the 1974 Homecoming Theme EHS Rocks with the 50’s, the float designs were typical scenes of that era. Again long hard hours went into the building of these floats. The night parade was witnessed by hundreds of Enterprise citizens. The student body turned out in mass to watch the floats become a bonfire. Steve Humphrys, Becky Jones, and Martha Jenks apply the chicken wire to the Senior float. Richard Williams and Bill Helms stuff chicken wire with the everpresent napkins. Robbie Heath takes a break during float building. 10 Sophomores Rope the Saints Cathy Howell and Joe Speigner get into the spirit of the 50’s theme. Bruce Quisenberry enterviews 50’s Homecoming Queen Sonja Lewis. 12 Senior Skit Wins Homecoming Spirit Stick A 50’s News Report put on by EHS Seniors won the skit competition at the Homecoming Pep Rally. The Juniors and Sophomores also gave outstanding skits. As usual the football cheerleaders gave EHS spirit a great boost. Sharon Collier, Iris Coe, and Nina Nail become the Rock'n Roll Teen Trio.” Queen Judy Bowdoin and Jonne Decker watch Homecoming game. Dennis Jones watches with satisfaction as Wildcats roll to victory. Coach Bacon coaches his first EHS Homecoming game. 13 Judy Bowdoin Reigns Queen Queen Judy Bowdoin was elected 1974 Homecoming Queen by EHS student body. Her court consisted of Jonne Decker, Lori Gibbons, Debra Donaldson, Gwen Holmes, Michelle Whitehurst and Susan Taylor. Queen Judy is presented to EHS student body. First Runner-up Jonne Decker enjoys homecoming game. Third Runner-up Lori Gibbons is escorted to game by Steve Humph rys. Gwen Holmes is Junior Attendant. Sophomore Attendant is Michelle Whitehurst. as 1974 Homecoming M Judy Bowdoin is crowned by 1973 Queen Thelmanne Fleming. Second Runner-up Debra Donaldson moves thru Honor Guard. Susan Taylor is 1974 Senior Attendant The Queen and her Court ride in Homecoming parade. Debra Donaldson Becomes National Peanut Festival Queen At the annual National Peanut Festival held in Dothan, beauties from all over the Wiregrass area competed for the title of Peanut Festival Queen. This year’s winner was Enterprise High School’s own Debra Donaldson. After her win, Lori Gibbons became Miss Enterprise. Pam Flowers crowns Debra Donaldson as the new Queen. Before winning in Dothan. Debra is Miss Enterprise. Lori Gibbons becomes our Miss Enterprise now. 16 Flo Helms Reigns As 75-76 Miss Enterprise On April 12,1975, Flo Helms competing with thirty others girls was selected as our new Miss Enterprise. Pam Singleton was First Runner-up and Diana Burnett was Second Runner-up. Queen Flo Helms will represent our city in The Peanut Festival. Queen Flo Helms is a junior at EHS. 17 Carole Crampton Reigns As Coffee County Jr. Miss Carole Crampton, competing with 20 other girls was selected Coffee County Jr. Miss. The annual event was sponsored by the Jaycees. The judges select on the basis of physical fitness, scholastic achievement, poise, appearance and talent. Carole went on to compete for the Alabama title in Montgomery. Carole Crampton's quick and friendly smile is an asset as Jr. Miss Carol Crampton is also an Honor Senior. 18 Faye Greenwood Chosen as Miss Semper Fidelis Each year the Semper Fidelis Club’s panel of judges selects a girl to be Miss Semper Fidelis. The judges decisions are based on poise, talent, character, and academic potential. Faye represents the club in parades, civic and social affairs. v, Faye Greenwood is extremely interested in her school work. Faye Greenwood is very honored to be Miss Semper Fidelis. Faye Greenwood’s natural poise is reflected in this candid shot. 19 Seniors Select Mr. and Miss EHS Nominations for this high honor were made by senior homerooms. After a ballot has been set, seniors vote for the two people that display the best qualities fqr an EHS student. The 1974-75 Mr. and Miss EHS were Tim Tucker and Susan Taylor. Tim Tucker and Susan Taylor are Mr and Miss EHS. Tim and Susan are examples of the best at EHS. 20 Becky Jones is DAR Good Citizenship Girl Each year a girl is chosen to be the DAR Good Citizenship Girl. Her personality and both her involvement in school and community activities are considered. This year the Good Citizenship Girl was Becky Jones. Becky Jones is one of the three Valedictorians. Becky is also active in the National Honor Society. Bye Bye Birdie” Boasts 60 Cast Members This year’s all school play, Bye Bye Birdie” contained over 60 on-stage actors. Hundreds of students were involved backstage. Art classes, Ag classes, Theater Arts classes, plus many interested persons worked long and hard to make Bye Bye Birdie” a smash. Lori Logan displays great emotion as the non-speaking sad girl. The Teen Trio” sings of their love for Birdie. Susan Wallace tells the town of Kim’s going steady. Suzanne Foreman can’t believe Birdie will give her One Last Kiss.’’ Terr ' Wallace is a natural for the hip swinging Conrad Birdie. Tank Holland portrays a looped” Hugo Peabody. 23 Bye Bye Birdie Lays Them In the Aisles. Under the direction of Mr. Rex Bryan and Mr. J. Thompson, Bye Bye Birdie” was a smash hit. Playing to packed houses, the play proved to be a hilarious take off of the fifties. The story of an Elvis type teen idol who destroys a small Ohio town before he enters the Army brought laughs and guffaws to the audience. Bye Bye Birdie” was a highlight of 1975. Ft. Rucker NCO Club Hosts Prom The Jr.-Sr. Prom was held April 17 at the Ft. Rucker NCO Club. A buffet dinner was served. The Ivy Brothers provided the entertainment from 8-12 o’clock. Approximately 775 students and guests enjoyed this years prom. Although the club was crowded, a good time was had by all. 26 Dee Akers enjoys the dancing and the music. Gary Jones wants to break while Betsy Shephard wants to rock on. Starla Mixon enjoys her date and the music. A member of the Ivy Brothers provides the sound and the atmosphere. 27 Ginger Speigner seems to find Andy Walden fascinating. Diana Burnett and Danny Speigner appear to be in Seventh Heaven. Richard McCuistian and Cymanlha Cline rock to the music. Debra Donaldson tells Jule Boyd that she’s ready for a break. Betsy Paul watches the action on the dance floor. 28 Over 700 Dance to the Ivey Brothers 29 Seniors Take To Water On Skip Day Following the tradition, on Senior Skip day all seniors head to water. The water may be in Panama City, Ft. Walton, Ft. Rucker, Rec Center, or somewhere in someones back yard, but the splash is heard. April Howell and Ed Hardiman enjoy the pool rather than the beach. Bill Helms helps Cheri Strickland with her lotion. Doug Wood and Lisa Sanders frolic in the sand. Ken Howell enjoys the soothing rays. Cindy Shelton takes a plunge. 31 Seniors Hold Banquet In EHS Cafeteria On May 16,266 seniors met in the school cafeteria to participate in their banquet. Andy Walden gave the Invocation. Everyone proceeded to devour the excellent steaks. After the naming of Mr. Mrs. EHS, Last Will and Testiment, Class History and Prophecy, the banquet closed with the EHS Alma Mater. 32 Steve Humphreys announces Mr. Mrs. EHS. Seniors relax and let the beautiful dinner settle. Ken Palmer listens to the speakers. Sonja Lewis and Larry DeRamus deliver the class history. Stanley Watson and James Wilson enjoy giving the Last Will and Testament. Aggie Conrad gives the prophecy. 33 266 Seniors Attend Banquet One of the highlights of the evening was the naming of Tim Tucker and Susan Taylor as Mr. Mrs. EHS. Elizabeth Foy and Shelly Strickland enjoy the meal. Seniors listen intently to Stanley Watson and James Wilson. 34 Clay Bank Provide Music at ROTC Ball The Annual ROTC ball was held at the NCO Club on Ft. Rucker. The Reception line consisted of the top officers in ROTC. The music was provided by Clay Bank. Buffet dinner was served. Approximately 375 ROTC members attended. Lynn Brooks does not look like your average Lieutenant. Yana Jones and David Kozik enjoy the buffet. 35 Honors And Awards Presented On May 23,1975 For the second year, Honors Night was held the Friday before Graduation. Honors Night serves two purposes. One is to recognize the Seniors of 1975 who have received honors or awards while at Enterprise High School. The second reason is to cut down Graduation to a reasonable length of time. 36 James Wilson walks purposefully towards his award. Bobby Dixon walks away with a Marine Scholarship. Of three appointments, Mark Stoutamire chooses Navy. Theresa Emanuel receives the Jean Farris Scholarship. Linda Crosley awards Dennis Jones his Optimist Scholarship. Honors Night Recognizes Over 100 Seniors Over 100 1975 Seniors received awards or honors Friday night. Included in these honors were several College scholarships, 5 service Academy appointments. Merit Scholarship winners, and many local, state, and national school club awards. Mike Walsh presents Steve Harrod with his Mason Scholarship. Cindy Dunaway and Monica Johnson receive Lions Scholarship. Tank Holland receives his scholarship from Jimmy Clark. 38 Rev. Howard Jones Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon The 1975 Senior Class marched into the EHS auditorium Sunday, May 25 to participate in Baccalaureate. The Processional and Recessional was played by Liz Lester. Rev. Clifford Abbott delivered the Invocation and Mr. Gabriel Garrison gave the Benediction. The Baccalaureate Sermon was delivered by Rev. Howard Jones who has a daughter, Becky, in the 1975 class. Alex Holmes appears deep in thought prior to the Service. Gail Hudson has a bit of trouble with her collar. Shiela Dalrymple jokes with other seniors before the service. 39 Concert Choir Provides Special Music A Highlight of Baccalaureate was the special music provided by the EHS Concert Choir. They also led the congregation in the hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.” Rev. Clifford Abbott delivers the invocation. Mr. Gabriel Garrison ends the service with the Benediction. Rev. Howard Jones delivers the Baccalaureate Sermon. A group of seniors discuss future plans. Rick Patrick thanks Mr. Thompson for his help during high school. Ricky Reeves thinks ahead to Graduation night 41 324 Seniors Graduate on May 27 At 7:30 p.m.. May 27,1974,324 Seniors marched on the field of Bates Memorial Stadium to perform their last act as students of Enterprise High School. Despite forcasts of rain, the weather was perfect. Before and after the ceremony, seniors could be seen and heard saying good-by and thank-you to parents, friends, and teachers. The graduating seniors realized that this was the end of one great adventure and the beginning of another. The Administration goes over the ceremony plans one final time. Barbara Bryant watches the stadium fill with people. Carolyn Moody waits patiently for time to line up. Seniors read their copy of the Graduation Program. Mike Williams is glad to see this day arrive. 42 43 Three Seniors Deliver Valedictory Addresses Steve Harrod, Becky Jones, and Bill Lang delivered the Valedictory Addresses at the 1975 Graduation ceremonies. Other participants were EHS Band (Processional; Recessional), Andy Walden (Invocation), Karen Marsh (Welcome), Cyndi Wells (Appreciation), Jimmie Clark (Senior Gift), Jonne Decker (Farewell), Roxanne Jarman (Alma Mater), Mr. Morgan, Mr. Peavy, Mr. Carter and Mr. Alford. Steve Harrod delivers his address before a full stadium. Valedictorian Becky Jones gives an inspiring speech. George Willis waits patiently for his dipolma. Bill Lang is one of three Valedictorians. Jonne Decker bids farewell for the Class of 1975. 45 1975 Honor Seniors The 1975 Honor Seniors were: Teresa Bass, Candy Bell, Barbara Bryant, Martha Byrd, Jimmie Clark, Carole Crampton, Linda Crosley, Jonne Decker, Elizabeth Foy, Steve Harrod, Gail Hudson, Roxanne Jarman, Martha Jenks, Rebecca Jones, Wenda Joseph, William Lang, Claire LeCompte, Charlotte Lolley, Karen Marsh, Arthur Nicholson, Beth Pappas, Georgeann Presley, Karen Preusz, Karen Rickman, Cindy Sanders, Patricia Savey, Carole Shane, Tim Shirah, Jacqueline Smith, Susan Taylor, John Turner, Andy Walden, Mike Walsh, Cynthia Wells, Mark Wetmore, and June Williams. 46 The Five Final Steps Of Graduation Lillian Hull waits for her turn to get the dipolma. A joyous Sonja Lewis begins the walk for the dipolma. Mr. Morgan congratulates Doris Chapman upon graduation. Andy Walden moves on with dipolma firmly in hand. Regina Cannon turns in cap and Gown-her last student action. 48 People William Douglas Abbott Deborah Aurelia Adams Judy Anne Adkison Robin Marchelle Anthony Margaret Adele Ashworth Robert Austin Averett Phyllis Robinette Baker Joy Renee Barksdale Fredricka Carolyn Bamo Bob Averett and John Warren relax between classes. Seniors show great spirit at pep rally. 50 Debra Donaldson Wins National Peanut Festival Queen Terry Wayne Barrett Teresa Salter Bass Gerald Lee Batchelor Patricia Lee Baxley Patricia Ann Beard Helmuth Becker Candy Broxson Bell Mary Elizabeth Bell Anthony Charles Berutti Clarence Junior Blackman Robert Lewis Blackman Kristy Kay Blakely Vicki Kay Block Donald Ray Bowden Judy Gay Bowdoin Julian Ridgeway Boyd Eddie Howard Bright Belinda Felicia Brooks 52 Steve Humphrys Serves As Senior Class President. George Brooks Keith Olen Brooks Donny Allen Brown George Henry Broxson III Barbara Kay Bryant Sheila Rejina Bryant 53 Sharon Jane Buxton Emily Ann Byrd Martha Carolyn Byrd Wayne Byrd Regina Lynn Cannon Clifford Earl Carlton James Quinton Chain Walton Heath Chancey Doris Jean Chapman Robert Eugene Childs Jimmie Ray Clark Cindy Ann Cole Richard Franklin Collins, Jr. Agatha Marie Conrad Clarence Edward Cook Lynn Ann Cooper Karen Faye Costello Carole Anne Crampton Demetrus Crittenden Sandra Kay Croley Linda Carol Crosley 54 Sonja Lewis Serves As Sr. Class V-President Susan Taylor Serves As Melissa June Crumpler Rhonda Faye Crumpler Teresa Ann Crumpler Sheila Renna Dalrymple Robert John Deane Jonne Partice Decker Lennie Jerome Dees Laurence DePriest DeRamus, Jr. Barbara J. Dickerson Hazen Cuyler Dixon Debra Diane Donaldson Jack Waldon Doss Charles Vance Dozier Eddie Lamar Driskell Nancy Ellen Drown Cindy Ann Dunaway Lisa Dianne Dyess Annie R. Edwards William Franklin Eller, Jr. Conway Stephen Ellers Theresa Emanuel Patricia Susan Estes Christine Marie Evans Ronald Heinrich Evans 56 Demetrus Crittenden checks locker before going to class. 57 Seniors Capture Homecoming Spirit Stick. David Michael Faulk David Michael Fine Charles Edward Fleming Jean Rene' Fleming Wilola Denise Fluellen Elizabeth Farmer Foy Annette Franklin William Floyd Fulford Karen Patricia Gay 58 Lori Lynn Gibbons Wanda Gail Gibbs Kelly Lorraine Gilley Fred T. Glover David Walden Godwin Gregory Larkin Goodson Gregory D. Goosby Joy Gossen Jennifer Kaye Graham Seniors await spirit stick decision for cheerleaders. Doug Wood and Lisa Sanders work on report 59 Seniors Attend Fort Rucker Bob Grimes Sharon Elizabeth Groom Michael Anthony Hankinson Gregorj' Kenneth Hanson Susan Jan Hanson Adeila Helen Hardiman Edward Francis Hardiman Cassandra Thea Harley Fletcher Comer Harrison, Jr. Margaret Susan Harrison Donald Steven Harrod Michael Alan Hartwell Steve Hataway Mary Olivia Heath Robbie Jean Heath John William Helms John W. Henderson, Jr. Grady Willard Hendrix II Norman Gerome Herrin Bruce Franklin Higdon Charles Ted Hodge 60 61 Seniors Head To PC Charles Howard Holland Jane Holley Alex Zani Holmes Robert Evan Holt Ronald William Holt Mary Sabrina Horne Cynthia Ann Howard April Lynn Howell Karen Ruth Howell Kenneth Ralph Howell Phyllis Lynn Howell Gail Marie Hudson David Carroll Hughes Lillian Hull Steven David Humphrys James Lewis Hunter Randy James Hurst Mitzi Glynn Hurt Phyllis Carol Hussey Roxanne Jarman Rhonda Faye Jenkins Martha Marie Jenks Monica Annette Johnson Peggy Lois Johnson 62 On Senior Skip Day Tim Tucker and Judy Bowdoin engage in a little horseplay in class. 63 Patricia Jackson Ann Helen Johnston Lois Peggy Johnston Rebecca Jayne Jones Dennis Jay Jones Jack Morris Jones Charles Lee Jones Marie Gayle Jones Roxanne Jones Yana Lynn Jones Michelle Jordan Wanda Faye Joseph Charles Thomas Kelly Keith Howard Kelly Richard Loyd Kelly, Jr. Michael Bruce Knight David John Kozik Teresa Ann Kyser William Frazier Lang III Cynthia Ann Lanier March Stephen Leaf Steve Humphrys deserves a break today. Debra Donaldson, Susan Provin, and June Crumpler watch 75-76 cheerleader tryouts. 64 Mark Stoutamire Receives Service Linda Jane Martin Pamela Ann Marusich Paula Pless Mathis Martha Alisa McConnell Jane Allyne McCrummin Claire Elaine LeCompte Leamon David Lee Margaret Leger Charles James Lepore Sonja Faye Lewis John Allen Lindsey Ronald Glenn Livings Phillip Steven Locklar Charlotte Jo Lolley Gregory Gerald Lolley Theresa Ann Lolley Tommy Leonard Lunsford Michael James Mackin Howard Keith Maddox Charles Gilbert Mahan Daniel Thomas Maledy Karen Joy Marsh Vanessa Meta Martens Cheryl Yevette Martin Appointments To Academies Richard Warren McCuistian Willie McErvin Edith Ann McGowan Eva A. McGrath Jacklin McGuire Fred Vernon McKinney Jodie Gail McKenzie Susan Blanche McMillian Cheryl Merrieweather Steven Ray Metcalf III John William Middleton Steven Lee Miller Patricia Mills Nita Michelle Mitchell David Moates Gary' Wayne Monroe Michael Ray Moodt Carolyn Reedy Moody 68 Clifford Carlton Chosen Michael Leon Moore Vicki Sue Morris Robert Carroll Morrison Thomas Eulon Neese Cozette Aileen Nichols John Chris Nichols Levi Kim Nichols Arthur Clyde Nicholson III Ronnie Lee Nicholson Cheryl Lynn Olds James Gregory Oliver Kenneth Maxwell Parmer Elizabeth Bartlett Pappas Billy Drew Parrish Gary Jerome Patrick Rick Dwaun Patrick Linda Gail Peacock Ronald Lee Peacock Wanda Pennell Shellie Perry Gene Edward Phillips 70 Student Of The Month John Popovich Sara Catherine Pouncey Lynda Diana Powell Georgeann Presley Karen Jane Preusz Stephen Anthony Price John Stephen Pridgen Susan Lee Provin Daniel Ray Puckett Carey Bruce Quisenberry Randall Shan Ramsey Rickey Lee Reeves Charles William Reynolds Keran June Rickman Ida Devaughan Riley Mary Angeli ne Roberts Roger Alan Roberts Mason Leon Robinson Abbie Phillis Robinson Cary Lynn Robinson Marie Robinson Rol ert Wayne Rogers William Rogers Jr. Debra Riser Teresa Even Salter Cindy Lynn Sanders Melisa Kay Sanders Roberta Lee Sanford John Sharbrough Chosen Tommy Neese Chosen Patricia Lynn Savey Carole Audrey Schane Deborah Ann Scott Herbert Hoover Scott, Jr. David Lester Seanor Connie Sevigny Winona Lynn Sewell Cynthia Lynn Shelton Teresa Denise Shepherd Phyllis Jean Shirah Timothy Lloyd Shirah Charles Cecil Sikes, Jr. Crescenda Simmons Cynthia Diann Simmons Kathi Ann Sims Douglas Eugene Skinner Cathy Ann Smith Jacqueline Smith Ronald Lee Smith Tonja Smith Joseph Isaac Speigner Jerri Kimberly Spence Gary L. Spivey Deborah Jean Stinson 74 Student Of The Month. 75 Carole Crampton Wins Coffee County Jr. Miss Title Richard Thomas Stinson Ruth Elaine Stokes Capri L. Stone Mark Steven Stoutamire Cheryl Jeanine Strickland Kathy Joy Strickland Shelley Wade Strickland Sally Sutphin Connie Ann Tapper Susan Belinda Taylor Erin Lynn Terry Dollie Mae Thompkins Julia Ann Thompson James Robert Tillis Mike J. Timmermeyer Timmy Elwood Tucker John Marshall Turner Randy Devon Turner Keith Norman Waggoner Andrew Michael Walden Byron Jeffery Walls Michael Walsh Deborah Ward John Olin Waiten Larry Warren Shirley Gail Waters 76 Troy State Awards Lamar Driskell Haywood Douglas Watkins Larue Watson Max Hannon Watkins, Jr. Forrest Stanley Watson Sheila Ann Watson Kathy Weaver Cynthia Ann Wells Laurice Virginia Wesley Paula Jean Wesley Keith Everett White Mary Lyn Wilbert Benjamin B. Williams II June Marie Williams Michael Oliver Williams Richard Allen Williams Thersea Williams Charlotte Sue Willis George W. Willis Marcus L. Willis Carl Wilson James Terry Wilson Tanny Edward Wing Douglas Wayne Wood Kim Rene Wroten Steven Harold Yelverton 78 Tennis Scholarship Senior Directory ABBOTT, WILLIAM DOUGLAS-Mechanical Drawing 11, VICA 12, VICA Safety 12, Hr. Rep. Alternate 11, VICA Business Procedures Team. ADAMS, DEBORAH AURELIA-Cup O’Coffee 10, FTA 11, EHS Chorus 11, FBLA 11,12, BOE Co-op 12. FBLA Historian 12. ADKISON, JUDY ANNE-FFA Club 12, Co-op 12. ANTHONY, ROBIN MARCHELLE-Sp nish Club 10, Band 10,11, FBLA 10,11,12. ASHWORTH, MARAGRET ADELR-FFA 12. AVERETT, ROBERT AUSTIN-Spanish Club 11,12, Band 10.11.12, Spanish Club Treasurer 12, Pit Band for Plays Helly Dolly” ”Bye Bye Birdie 11,12. BAKER, PHYUSS ROBINETTE-French Club 10,11,12, Library Club 10, Artyping 11, Art Clyb 12, Vice-President of Art Club 12. BARKSDALE, JOY RENEE-Drama Club 10,11,12, Thesbian Society 11,12, GAA’S, Concert Choir 12, Vice-Pres. Concert Choir 12, Sec. Treasurer Drama Club 12, All school Play 10,11,12. BASS, SALTER TERESA-Honor Society 11,12, DECA 12. Honor Senior. BATCHELOR, GERALD LEE- ICA 11,12, Blue Knights Drill Team 10,11,12, Chairman of VICA Safety Committee 12,2nd Place in Welding 11,12, 1st Place State Safety Scrapebook 12. BAXLEY, PATRICIA LEE-Belles of the Blue Knights, ROTC MSG BEARD, PATRICIA ANN-GAA 12, Volleyball 12. BECKER, HELMUTH- Football 10,12. BELL, CANDY BROXSON- French 10, Student Council 10, Honor Society 12, FTA 12, FBLA 12. BELL MARY EUZABETH-FFA, Vice-Pres. of FFA of Chapter A 11. BERUTTI. ANTHONY CHARLES-ROTC 10, DECA 12. BLACKMAN. ROBERT LEWIS-Football, Basketball, track. BLOCK. VICKI RAY-FHA 11, Key Club 12, Jr. Civitan 10,11, Interclub 11, Interact 11, Honor Society 11,12, Spanish Club 10, Anchor Club 11, Pep Club 10,11, GAA 10,11, Volumtary Council 11, Jr. Class Beauty Court, Varsity Gymnastics 10, Pres. FHA 11, Sec. Interclub Council 11. BOWDIN, JUDY GAY— FCA 12, Homecoming Queen 12, Sophomore Class Beauty 1972-73, Jr. Homecoming Attendant 1973,- 74, Varsity Football Cheerleader, ROTC Company Sponsor 11, ROTC Battalian Sponsor 12. BOYD, JULIAN RIDGEWAY-FFA 12, Letterclub 10,11,12, Football Scholarship, Player of the Week, Team Captain, Football 73,74,75, Baseball 73,74,75, Vice-Pres. FFA 12, Reporter FFA 11. BROOKS, BELINDA FELICIA-Dramatics club 10, Honor Society 11.12, Honor’s Program-Dean’s List 12. BROOKS, BILL-Homecoming Float 12. BROWN, DONNY ALLEN-FFA 11,12, VICA 12, FFA String Band, Parliamentary Procedure Team. BROXSON, GEORGE HENRY III-Drama Club H Club, FBLA, Football 73-74, Baseball 73-74, School Play 75. BRYANT, BARBARA EAP-Spanish Club 10,11,12, Honor Society 11.12, FTA 12, Dramatics 12, Bye Bye Birdie 12. BRYANT, SHEILA REGINA-Health Careers Club 12, FHA 11,12, FHA President 12, Health Careers Club-Project Chairman 12. BUXTON, SHARON JANE-Honor Society 11,12, FBLA 12, BOE Co-op 12, Band 10,11. BYRD, EMILY AAW-Spanish Club 10, FTA 10,11, EHS Choir 11, FBLA 11,12, BOE Coop 11,12, 1st place Clerical-FBLA District Meeting 1975. BYRD, MARTHA CAROLYN —FTench Club 10,11, Honor Society 11.12, FTA 12, Honor Senior. CANNON, REGINA LYNN-FTA 10, Dramatics 10,11, Debate 11, Band 12, All State Choir 11,9th in Speaker Pts in AL. For Debate 11, Girls Basketball Team 10, Pit band for school play 11,12, Rated Excellent in Solo Ensemble 12. CHANCEY, WALTER HEALTH-Project Club 10,11, Golf Team 10.11.12, CLARK, JIMMY EAF-Student Council 11,12, Vice Pres, of Student Council 12, Key Club, Pres. Interclub council, Honor Society 11.12, AUSA Outstanding cadet officer award, Football 10,11, Track 10, ROTC 10,11,12, Battalion Commander 12. COLE, CINDY ANN-GAA 10,11,12, Volleyball, Softball. Basketball, GAA Vice-Pres. 11, GAA Sec. 12. COLLINS, RICHARD FRANKLIN, JR.-FFA 10,11,12. CONARD, AGATHA MARIE-EHS Debate Team 11,12, Nat'l Honor Society 12, Spanish Club 10,11, Natl Thespians 12, Dramatics Club 11,12, Student Gov’t. 11,12, FHA 11,12, FCA 10,11,12, George C. Wallace Leadership Debate Scholarship 12, Miss Congeniality in Miss E’prise 11, State Champion in Dramatic Inter 12. Alabama’s Top Novice Speaker 11, State Champion Debate Team 11, FHA State Pres. 12, Sec.-Trea. Jr. Class, Pres, of Debate Team 12, Sec.- Treas. Student Gov’t 12, Sec. FHA 11, Co-captain Cheerleaders 12. COOK, CLARENCE EDWARD-FFA. COOPER, LYNN AAW-French Club 11,12, Concert choir 12, Band 11.12, French Club Pres., Pit Band for Play 12. COSTELLO, KAREN FAYE-Artyping 11, Science Club 10, French Club 10,11, Honor Society 11,12, Band 10,11, Girls Softball Team 12, ROTC Band 10,11,12. CRAMPTON, CAROLE AAWE-Student Council 11,12, French Club 10, Science Club 11, Honor Society 12, Coffee County Jr. Miss 1975, George C. Wallace Leadership Scholarship 1975, Tennis Team 12, Student Council Sec. Trea. 11. Math Club 11, Honor Program Debate Team 1973. innutw, ucjMh l nt o—Honor Society, Projection Club Cup O’Coffee, Football 10,11,12, Track 10. CROSLEY, LINDA CAROL— French Club 11,12, Honor Society 11.12, Drama Club 10,11,12, GAA 10, Thespian Club 11,12 Powderpuff Basketball 10,11,12, In the Play World of Carl Sandburg 10. CROLEY, ANDRA KAY-FFA 10, HOE 11. Library' Club 11, DECA 12, Pres. Library Club 12. CRLMPLER, MELISSA JUNE— Art Club 11, French Club 10 FHA 12, Student Council 12, Honor Society 12. Sec. Art Club 11. Reporter FHA 12, Cap. of Cheerleaders 12, Cheerleader Basketball 10 Cheerleader Football 11, 12, FCA 10,11,12 CRUMPLER, RHONDA FA YE-FT A 10. Art Club 11. Honor Society 12, DECA 11,12, 2nd place display DECA District Contest 12, Sec. of DECA 12, All School Play 12. CRUMPLER, TERESA A AW-VICA 11,12, FHA 10,11,12, FTA 12 VICA 1st place District State, Emblem Ceremony 11, Ut Place District, 2nd place State Emblem Ceremony 12, VICA Historian 11 VICA President 12, FHA Social Leader 11, FHA Trea 12. DALRYMPLE, SHEILA RENNE-FTA 10,12, FHA 10, Encoala 10.11.12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Artyping 11. DEANE, ROBERT JOHN-Spanish Club 11,12, ROTC 12 DECKER. JONNE PATRICI A-Honor Society 11,12, Student Council 11,12, FTA 11, Science Club 10 (Sec.) Key Club Favorite 11.12, French Club 10,11, ROTC Sponsor 11,12, ROTC Scholarship. ROTC Legion of Valor 12, 1st Runner up Homecoming Queen 12 Powderpuff softball, 12. Honor Society Sec. 12, Science Club Sec 12 Band 10,11,12, ROTC Band 10,11,12, Majorette 11,12, Head Majorette 12. DERAMUS, LARRY DEPRIEST, JR -Key Club 10,11,12, (Sec. and Vice Pres.) Spanish Club, Debate Team, Holly Dolly play Honor Society, Band, West Point 1975, Tennis Team 11,12, Symphonic Band. DICKERSON, BARBARA J-FBLA 12, Volleyball 11. DIXON, HAZEN CUYLER-Math Club 11, Math Team 11, Science Club 11, Blue Knights JROTC Military precision drill team. DONALDSON, DEBRA DIANE-FFA 10,11,12, French Club 10, FCA 11,12, Student Council 10,11,12, Sophomore Attendant, Sophomore Class Favorite, Miss E’prise 11. Miss Coffee County Farm Bureau 11, Natl Peanut Festival Queen 12, Homecoming Court, 2 yr. Scholarship to ESJC. 1 yr. Scholarship to George C. Wallace Jr. College, SR. Softball team 12, Sec. FFA 10,11,12. Cheerleader 12, Drill Team 10,11, ROTC Sponsor 11,12, FFA Quatet 10, fr I A Horticulture team 12, Cheerleader Clinic received outstanding Cheerleader Award, Teacher’s aide for Elementary School 12. 3 DOSS, JACK WALDON-WGA, 1st place local welding contest, 1st place in district welding contest DOZIER, SHARLES VANCE-Letter Club 12, FCA 10,11,12 Spanish Club 12, Football 10,11,12. DRISKELL, EDDIE LAMAR—Tennis Team. 80 DUNAWAY, CINDY ANN-Marching Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 12, FT A 12, Dramatics 12, Symphonic Band 12, Girls Softball 12, Section Leader Marching Band 12, All School Play 11,12. DYESSy LISA DIANNE- French Club 10, Art Typing Club 11, Parliamentarian For FBLA 12, Basketball Cheerleader 10. EDWARDS, ANNIE R.-GAA member, Volleyball Team 11,12, Basketball Team 10,11,12, Pres, of GAA, Captain of Volleyball team. ELLER, WILLIAM FRANKLIN. 7fl.-Football 10,11, Track 10, Play-Drop Manager. ESTES, PATRICIA SUSAN- H istorian and Pres, for Jr. Classical Ijeaguc, Vice-Pres. FTA, Chorus 12, Member of the Latin Honor Society 11,12. FAULK, DAVID MICHEAL-Spanish Club 12, Letterclub 11,12, FCA 11,12, Player of the Week 12, Football 11,12. FINE. DAVID MICHAEL-FFA 11,12, Honor Society 12. FLEMING, CHARLES EDWARD-FooibzU, Basketball. Baseball manager 10,11,12. FLEMING. JEAN RENE-Band 10,11, Art Club 11, Art Typing 11, Nat’l Honor Society 11,12, DECA 12, Sec. Art Club 11, Sec. Art Typing Club 11. FOY, ELIZA RETH FARMER-FT A 10,11, Dramatics 10, Spanish Club 10,11,12, NHS 11,12, Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club 11, Pres, of NHS, Pres, of Spanish Club 12, ROTC MT II, Honor Senior FULFORD, WILLIAM FLOYD-Science Club 11, DECA 11,12, DECA 11,12, Football 10,11. GA Y. KAREN PATRICIA-FRLA 10,11, Library Club 10. V. Pres. FBLA 11. GIBBONS, LORI LKAW-Student Council 10,11,12, Art Club 10.11.12, Girl’s Chorus 12, Key Club 11,12, ROTC Brigade Sponsor 12, ROTC Drill Team 10, 1st Runner Up Miss E’prise 74-75, Key Hub Sweetheart 74-75,3rd Runner-up to Homecoming Queen 74- 75, Student Council 11,12, Miss Fire Prevention 1973. GLOVER, FRED T.-Scholarships to Alabama State and Miles Univ. 1975, Football 10,11,12. GODWIN. DAVID WALDEN-WICA 11, DECA 12. GOODSON. GREGORY LARK1N-Wat 10,11,12, 2nd Lt. of Band 12, Stage Band, Student Council, Honor Society. G(X)SBY, GREGORY D.-VICA 11,12, Sec. 11, Parliamentarian 12, 1st place State, 1st place State, 4th place Nat’l Awards in VICA. GRIMSLEY, JAMES EDWARD JR.-Paper Staff 10,11, Quill and Scroll 11,12, ROTC 10. GROOM. SHARON ELIZABETH-FTA 10, Art Typing 11. Art Club 11, Band 10,11,12, Featured Twirler 12. HAGLER, CYNTHIA S.—Drama 10, FBLA 12. 1 act play 10. HANKINSON, MICHAEL ANTHONY-FFA 10,11,12. HANSON. SUSAN JAAT-Student Council 10, FBLA 12, Honor Society 12, Art Typing 11, Band 10,11,12, Pit Band for play 11. HARDIMAN, EDWARD FRANCIS-Science Club 10, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Key Club 11,12, Cup O’Coffee 10, Library 12, Cup O’Coffee Editor 11. HARLEY. CASSANDRA THEA-FHA 10, Health Careers 12. HARRISON. MARGARET SUSAN-FTA 11, Mixed Chorus 11. Dramatics 12, Concert Choir 12, All School Play 11,12. HARROD, DONALDSTEVEN-Honor Society 11,12, Art Club 10, Valedictorian, Honor Senior. HARTWELL MICHAEL ALAN-VICA 11, Band 11,12, Stage Band 12. HEATH. MARY OLIVIA-FHA 11. FTA 11. HOE 12. Art typing 11, Pres, Art Typing 11. HEATH, ROBBIE JEAN-FHA 10,12, FBLA 10,11, HOE 12. VICA 12, 2nd place VICA District Job Interview, 1st place VICA District Parliamentary Procedures, 2nd place VICA State Parliamentary Procedures. HELMS, JOHN H7L 7.4 A -Thespian Society 11,12, Drama 11,12, letter Club 11,12, Football 10. Basketball 10,11,12, All School Play 11.12. HENDRIX. GRADY WILLARD-FFA 11, All School Play 12. HOLT. RONALD WILLIAM- Letter Club 10,11,12, Honor Society 12, Football 10,11,12, Basketball 10, Baseball 10,11,12. HORNE, MARY SABRINA-Spanish 11, Honor Society 11,12. HOWELL, KAREN RUTH-Honor Society 10,11,12, Bowling Club 10. Track team 10,11, Bowling Team 10, Secretary of Pep Team 10. HOWELL. KENNETH RALPH-VICA 10,11, FFA 12. Honor Society 12. HUDSON, GAIL MARIE-Slxideni Council 10,11, Honor Society 11,12. Alabama Rehabilitation Scholarship Sept, 1974, Drill Team 10.11, Honor’s Program 12. HUMPHREYS, STEVEN DA VID—Class Favorite 10, Class President 12. HURT, MITZI GLENN-Student Council 11,12, Drill Team 11, FTA 12. HUSSEY, PHYLLIS CAROL-FBLA 10, Art Typing 11, VICA 11.12, HOE 12. JACKSON, PATSY-FHA 10, Parliamentary of FHA. ROTC. JARMAN, ROXANNE-Sludent Council 10,11, Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 12, ROTC Band 10,11,12, Band Combo 11,12, French 12, Honor Society 12, Most Improved Player 11, Superior Medal Solo 11.12, Superior Medal Ensemble 12, Softball 12, Band Librarian 12, Band Section Leader 12, French Club Sec.-Treasurer 12, All School Hay 11,12, McDonald’s All American High School Band 11. JENKINS, RHONDA FA KA-Quill Scroll 11, Cup O’ Coffee 10,11. JENKS, MARTHA MARIE-Honor Society 11,12, Stage Band 12, Band 10,11,12, Symphonic Band 12, Honor Senior, All State Band, Girl’s Basketball 10,11,12, Cap, Basketball Team 12. JOHNSON. MONICA ANNETTA-FHA 10,11, FTA 10, Drama 10.11, Majorette 12, Band 10,11,12, Color Guard 11, Play 12. JOHNSON, PEGGY LOIS-FBLA 11,12. JOHNSTON, HELEN ANN-FBLA 12, Art Club 12, Volleyball 10. JONES, CHARLES LEE-Drill Team 10,11,12, Math Club 12. Pres, of Math Club, Science Club 10,12,4th place in Individual Southeast Drill Championship. JONES, DENNIS JA Y- E’’ Club 10,11,12, VICA 11. Player of the Week 11,12, Football 10,11.12, Baseball 10,11,12. JONES. REBECCA JAYNE-Honor Society 11,12, FTA 11,12. Dramatics 12, Thespians 11,12, DAR Good Citizen Girl 12, Pres. FTA 12, V-Pres. Honor Society 12, Trea. Thespians 12, Play 11. JONES. YANA LYNN-Drama 10,11,12, Thespian 10,11,12, FBLA 11.12, All School Play 11. JORDAN. MICHELLE-All School Play 12. JOSEPH. WANDA FA YE-Honor Society 11,12, FHA 12. KELLY, RICHARD LOYD, JR.-Key Club 11,12, Dramatic 12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Cup O’ Coffee 11, Letter Club 10,11,12, Baseball 10.11.12, Wrestling 10, All School Play 12. KENNARD. DARRYL L-Stage Band 12. KNIGHT. MICHAEL BRUCE-WCA 12, ROTC 10,11,12. KOZIK. DA VID « OZ iV-Science 11,12, Math 11,12. Dramatics 11, ROTC 10,11,12, All School Play '12. LANG, WILLIAM FRAZIER. Ill-NHS 12. ESJC Valedictorian Scholarship, Tennis 12. LANIER, CYNTHIA ANN-FTA 11,12, Dramatics 11,12, Honor Society 12, Softball 12, Band Supplv officer 12, All School Play 11,12, Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 12. LECOMPTE, CLAIRE ELAINE-Art Typing 11. Honor Society 11.12, Dramatics 12. LEE, LEOMON DAVID-VICA 11. DECA 12, ROTC 11. UtWIS. SONJA FA YE-An Typing 11, FTA 12, Student Council 10.11.12, Honor Society 12, Drill Team Commander 10,11,12, Order of World War Awards 11, Most Outstanding Female Cadet 12, Top Five Miss Enterprise”. Softball 12, Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Vice- Pres. Senior Class, Skit 12, All School Play 12, Trea. Juniorette Study Club 11. LINDSEY, JOHN ALLEN-ROTC 10. DECA 11,12, Softball 11. LIVINGS, RONALD GLENN-Co-Op Program 11,12. LOCKLAR, PHILIP STEVEN -Projection Club 12, Wrestling 11, Tennis 12. LOLLEY, CHARLOTTE JO-FTA 10. DECA 11,12, Honor Society 11,12 LOLLEY, GREGORY GERALD-VICA 11,12, Wrestling 10, All School Plav 12. LOLLEY, THERESA ANN-FBLA 11. 2nd place FBLA typing contest 11,12 MACKIN, MICHAEL JAMES-NHS 12. Tennis 11,12 MADDOX. HOWARD KEITH-FFA 11,12. Spanish 10. LetterClub 10.11.12, All State Golf Team 11,12, Basketball 10,11,12, Golf 10,11,12 MANN, CHARLES GILBERT-Letter Club 10. Wrestling 10. MARSH, KAREN JOY-Freneh 11, Student Council 11,12, NHS 11.12, Drill Team Sponsor 11,12, Honor Senior 81 Senior Directory MARTIN, CHER L YEVETTE-Art Club 12, Library Club 12, Basketball Cheerleader 11,12, ROTC Sponsor 11,12. MARTIN, UNDA JANE-FTA 11,12, NHS 11,12, Spanish 10,11, Alabama All-State Chorus 11,12, FTA Secretary 12, EHS Select Chorus 11,12. MARUSICH. PAMELA ANN-WCA 11. FTA 12, Tennis 12. Student Council 11,12, Cheerleading Correspondent 12. Cheerleader 12, Drill Team 10. .MATHIS. PAVLA PL£SS-Spanish Club 11, Archery 12. McCONNELL, MARTHA ALISA-Spanish 11, Drill Team 10,11,12. McCRVMMEN. JANE ALLYNE-FTA 10. HOE 11,12. McCUISTIAN. RICHARD WARREN-??A 12. VICA 10,11, All School Play 12. McERVIN, WILLIE JAMES-Basketball 11,12, Football 11. McGRATH, EVA A.-FBLA 11,12, 2nd place in district typing contest 11, FBLA Pres. 12. McGUIRE, JACKLIN— HOE 11,12, VICA 12, 1st place district, VICA 12, 2nd place district VICA 12, HOE Reporter 11. McKenzie, jodie gail-fbla 11,12. McKinney, fred vernon-wca 11,12. McMILLAN, SUSAN B-FBLA 12, Cup 0’ Coffee 11. Student Council Alternate 10. METCALF, STEPHEN RAY, III-Spanish 10, Kev Club 10,11,12, Golf Team 10,11,12. MILLER, STEVEN LEE- Key Club 10, Basketball 10. MILLS. PATRICIA-FHA 11, HOE 11,12, NHS 11,12, HOE Sec.- Trea. 11. MITCHELL, NIT A MICHELLE- Drama 12, French 11, Ecology Club 10, Interact Club 10. MOODT, MICHAEL RA F-Drill Team 10. MORRIS, VICKY SUE-Quill and Scroll 11, Cup O’ Coffee 10,11, FHA 11, GAA 11, Powder Puff Football 11, Basketball 12. MONROE, GARY WILUAM. JR.-NHS 12, Baseball 11,12. NEESE, THOMAS EULON-Key Club 11,12, Dramatics 11,12, Thespians 11,12, NHS 10, Math Club 10, Student Council 10, Student of the Month 12, Tennis 10, All School Play 11,12 NICHOLS. COZETTE AILEEN-Science 10,11, HOE 11,12, Band 10.11.12, Nurses Aide 12. NICHOLS. JOHN CHRIS-Drama 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12, Choir 11.12, Vice-Pres. Concert Choir 12. All-State Choir 12. NICHOLSON, ARTHUR CLYDE. -NHS 11,12, Key Club 11,12, Drill Team 11,12. Debate Team 10, National Merit Scholar 12. OUVER, JAMES GREGORY-??A 10,11,12. PAPPAS, ELIZABETH BARTLETT-Student Council 10, French 12, NHS 11,12, All School Play 11,12, Band 10,11, ROTC Band 12. PARMER, KENNETH MAXWELL-Letter Club 11,12, VICA 11. Football 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12. PARRISH, BILLY DREW- CA 11,12,1st place local. Dist., And State Sheet Metal Contest 11. PATRICK. RICK DWAUNE-Letter Club 11, VICA 11, FFA 12, Football 10,11, Track 10, Chaplain of VICA 11. PEACOCK, LINDA GAIL-GAA 10, HOE 11,12, HOE Historian 11, HOE Pres. 12. PENNELL, WANDA-VICA 10, 1st place VICA Club Business Procedure District, 2nd place in State. POUNCEY, SARA CATHERINE-WCA 11,12, VICA Reporter 12. POWELL LYNDA DIANE-FBLA 12, HOA (Rome Free Academy) 10,11, Sec. of HOA 11, Church Choir 10,11,12, CAP (Civil Air Patrol) 11. PREUSZ, KAREN JANE-Spanish 10,12, NHS 11,12, HOE 11,12. PRIDGEN, JOHN STEPHEN-DEC A 12. FFA 12. PROVIN, SUSAN LEE- FCA 12, Dramatics 11, Cup O’ Coffee 11, Choir 11, GAA 10,11, Art Typing 10,2nd runner up Coffee County Jr. Miss 12, Softball 12, Student Council 12, Football Cheerleader 12. All School Plav 12. QUISENBERRY, CAREY BRUCE-Key Club 11,12, Dramatics 12, Baseball 11, Bd. of directors for Key Club 12, All School Play 12. RAMSEY, RANDALL SHAN-WICA 11, Letter Club 11,12, NHS 12, Player of the Week 11,12, Scholarship to Marion Institute 12, Football 10,11,12, Track 10,11, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12. SCHERBRING. TED RAYMOND-FFA 11, Health Careers Club 11, Library Club 12, Projection Club 12. REEVES, RICKEY LEE- VICA 10,11,12, 2nd place local Welding. REYNOLDS. CHARLES WILLIAM-HOTC 10. HOE 12. RICKMAN, KAREN JUNE-Student Council 10,11,12, French 11, NHS 11,12, Honor Senior, Basketball Cheerleader 10,11,12. RILEY. IDA DAVAUGHN-GAA 10,11,12, FHA 10. Softball 10.11.12, Swimming 11, Basketball 10, GAA Politarium 10. ROBERTS. MARY ANGELINE-FHA 12, FHA Historian 12. ROBINSON. ABBIE PHILLYS-GAA 10, Pres, of Red Circle St. Beulah Baptist Church 10,11,12. ROBINSON. MARIE-GAA 10,11,12, FHA 10,11,12, FBLA 12. Baseball 10,11,12, Volleyball 12, Swimming 12, Cheerleader 11. RODGERS, ROBERT WAYNE-??A 11. FFA Reporter 12, Football 11, All School Play 12. SANDERS, CINDY LFAW-Debate Team 12, FHA 12. AAAA Scholarship 12, MUW Scholarship 12, Voice of Demo. 12, 1st place Speaker and Team at Troy Tournament, 2nd place at State Tournament for Extemparoneous, Little Theater Play 12. SAVEY, PATRICIA LYNN-Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 12. NHS 11.12, FTA 12, Honor Senior, All School Play 12. SHANE, CAROLE AUDREY-French 10,11,12, NHS 11,12, Math 11, Science 11, Honor’s Program 12. SCOTT. DEBORAH ANN-GAA 10, NHS 11,12, FBLA 10,11,12. SEANOR, DAVID LESTER-Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 12, Student Director of Band 12, All School Play 12, Coach for Girl’s Softball. SEWELL. WINONA LYNN-Yrench 10,11,12, Science Club 10,11, NHS 11,12, Math 11. SHELTON. CYNTHIA LYNN-Spanish 10,11,12, FTA 11,12, Dramatics 12, All School Play 12. SHI RAH, PHYLLIS JEAN- FHA 11,12, Art Typing 11. VICA 11,12,1st place VICA Opening and Closing District and State 11, 1st place VICA Study Guide District 12,2nd place VICA Opening and Dosing State 12,3rd place VICA Job Information Manual District 12, FHA Parliamentarian 11, VICA Trea. 12. SHIR AH, TIMOTHY LOYD- French 10,11, Science 10,11, Math 11.12, NHS 11,12, Dean’s List Fall and Winter Quarter at ESJC 12, National Merit Scholarship 12, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11,12,2nd place in Alabama Social Studies Fair 10, Honor Senior, Chess Tournament 10,11, Math Team 11,12, Honor’s Program 12. SIMMONS, CYNTHIA DI ANN-GAA 10, FHA 11, FTA 11. SIMS, KATHI ANN-FTA 10, Art Typing 11, Dramatics 11,12, Encoala 10,11,12, Quill n’ Scroll 11,12, NHS 12, Editor of Encoala 12. All School Play 12. SPENCE, JERRI KIMBERL F- F B L A 12. Cup O’ Coffee 11. SMITH, CATHY A AW-Softball 12, Cheerleader (New Jersey) 10,11. SMITH, JACQUELINE-NHS 12, Honor’s Program 12, Honor Senior, Cup O’ Coffee 11, Beta Club 10, FHA 10 (AHS) SMITH, RONALD L ? -Football 11, Band Photographer 12, Encoala Photographer 12, Cup 0’ Coffee Photographer 12. STINSON, DEBORAH JEAN-Band 10,11, FBLA 12. Miss FBLA 12. STOKES. RUTH ELAINE-YBLA 10,11, FBLA Treasurer 11. STOUTAMIRE. MARK STEVEN-Drama 12, Math 10,11,12, NJHS 10 (KY), Swimming 10,11, Football 11, Appointment to West Point Military Academy, Annapolis, Air Force Academy, ROTC, NROTC, AFROTC Scholarship, Swim Team 10,11, Diving Team 11, Sports Editor for the Eagle 11, Band 10,12. STRICKLAND. CHERYL JEANINE-Art Club 10,11, Dramatics 10,11, FTA 10,11, Concert Choir 11, French 10, Miss Spirit 10, 2nd runner up in Miss Enterprise 11, Tennis Team 12, Powderpuff Football 10. STRICKLAND, KATHY JOY-YHA 10, FBLA 12, NHS 12. 1st place Data Processing District 4 FBLA 12, 3rd place Date Processing state FBLA 12. STRICKLAND, SHELLY WADE-NHS 11,12, Golf Team 10,11,12. TAPPER. CONNIE ANN-GAA 10,11, GAA Pres. 11. FFA 10,11, Dramatics 11,12, DECA 12, Powderpuff football 10. TAYLOR, SUSAN ?£XW )A—Spanish 10,11, Student Council 82 10.11.12, NHS 11,12, Senior Class Homecoming Attendant 12, Honor Society 12, NHS Treasurer 12, Senior Class Sec.-Trea. 12, JROTC Sponsor 10,11,12. THOMPSON, JULIE A AW-Science 11, 3rd place Individual Drill Competition 11,12,1st place Individual Drill Competition 12, Tennis Team 12, Drill Team 10,11,12, Girl’s Rifle Team 10,12. TIMMERMEYER. MICHAEL JOSEPH-French 10,11, Basketball Scholarship 12, All American Basketball 12, Basketball 10,11,12, Bu -� ll 10.11,12. Football 10. TUCKER. TIMOTHY ELWOOD-FCA 10,11,12, Letter Club 10.11.12. Player of the Week 11,12, Scholarship for Football to Troy Cniversity, High School All-American 12, Football 10,11,12, Wrestling 11, Track 11. Tl REEK. JOHN MARSHALL-Mu Alpha Theta 11,12, Key Club 10.11.12, NHS 12, Phi Theta Kappa 12, Cross Country 10,11, Track 10, Tennis 11,12, Secretary of Key Club 12. TURNER. RANDY DEVON-DECA 11,12, ROTC 10,11,12. VOORHEIS. KATHRYN GAIL-VICA 11,12, DECA 10, Spanish 11.12. WALDEN. ANDREW MICHAEL-Key Club 10,11,12, NHS 11,12, Student Council 10,11,12, Spanish 10, Letter Club 10,11,12, Student of the Month 12, Wrestling 10, Football 10,11,12, Track 10, Ke Club Treasurer 11, Key Club Pres. 12, State Key Club Lt. Governor 12, Pres, of Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12. WALLS. BYRON JEFFRY-DECA 12, Band 10. ROTC Band 11. WARREN. JOHNOLIN-Dramatics 10,11,12, Thespian 11,12, Vice- Pres. of Thespians 12, Science 10,11,12, NHS 12, French 12, ROTC 10.11.12, Letter Club 11,12, Rifle Team 11,12, Captain of Rifle Team 12. Play 10. WATERS. SHIRLEY GAIL-FHA 11. Li bran- Club 11, FT A 10, VICA 12, 1st place District VIII Cosmetologist, Library Club Treasurer 11, VICA Reporter 12. WATKINS. MAX HANNON. JR -FFA 10,11,12, ROTC 10,11,12. WATSON. SHEILA A AW-VICA Secretary of Safety Council 12, 1st place VICA Safety Council in District and State. WATSON. FORREST STANLEY—Science 10, Math 10, Band 10.11.12, ROTC Band 10,11,12, Commander of ROTC Band 12. Choral Music 12, All School Play 11,12, All-State Band 12, Band President 12. WELLS. CYNTHIA AAW-NHS 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, French 10,11,12, Encoala 10,11, Student Council 10, Key Club Favorite 10. WESLEY. LAURICE VIRGINI A-FT A 10. VICA 11, DECA 12.1st place VICA Public Speaking District 11, 1st place DECA Public Speaking District 12, State Finalist DECA Public Speaking 12. WESLEY. PAULA JEAN- FT A 10,11, NHS 12, All School Play 12. WETMORE. MARK KEVIN-Hlalh Club 12, NHS 12. Army ROTC Scholarship 12. Wrestling 10,11. WILBERT. MARY LYN-NHS 12, FTA 11,12, French 11,12, Debate Team 11, National Forensic League 11, Ala.-Fla. West Conference Scholarship. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL OLIVER-FBLA 10, Band 10,11,12, Mr. FBLA 1st place district contest 12, Vice-President of UMYF. WI LI A A MS, BENJAMIN BRYAN. II-Spanish 11, Science Club 11, 2nd alternate Air Force Scholarship, Drill Team Commander 12, Drill Team 10,11,12. WILUAMS. JUNEMARIE-Debate Team 10,11,12, Math 11, Nat. Forensics League 10,11, FTA 11,12, NHS 11,12, Concert Choir 11,12, Honor Senior, All School Play 11. WILUAMS. THE RES A -FBLA 10,12, GAA 11,12, Softball 12, Volleyball 10. WILLIS. GEORGE WASHINGTON-VICA 10,11,12, Art 10. Cup O’ Coffee 10,11, ROTC 10, Projection Club 10. WILLIS. MARK LUCIFERI-VICA 11,12, Football 10,11. WTLSON, CARL-Projection Club 12, FFA 10,11,12, Livestock Judging Team 12. WILSON. JAMES TERRY-Band 11,12, Library Club 10.1st place Social and Civil Talent Show 12, Basketball 11, Baseball 12, Chaplain Band 12, ROTC Band 12. WING. TANNY EDWARD-WCA 11,12, ROTC 10,11,12, All School Play 11. WOOD. DOUGLAS WA FAW-Letter Club 11,12, NHS 12, Football 11.12, WOUTERS. FRANK DADEJR -Malh 10, Band 10,11,12, Superior Rating at Solo and Ensemble Contest 12, Band Supply Officer 11, All School Play 11,12, Reagan’s Combo II 12. YELVERTON, STEVEN HARLOD-FFA 10,11,12, NHS 12. FFA President 12, FFA String Band 11,12,1st place String Band in FFA District and 4th in State 11, 1st place in FFA District Contest 12. 83 Dee Akers Debbie Allison Pamela Anderson Randy Anderson Oscar Andrews Debbie Armstrong Richard Armstrong Anita Arrington Jane Arrington Mark Austin Randal Averett Diana Bailey Cathy Baker Debbie Barnes Kathy Barnes Phillip Barnes Ronnie Barnes Bill Baron Steve Beale Steve Beene Brian Bell Robert Berry Vicki Bierbaum Denise Blackmore John Blalock Phil Bonasso Jim Bongers Bill Bond Carol Bookout Shirlene Borders Karyn Buckner Johnny Burch Diana Burnett Geri Bowden David Boyle Sharon Bragg James Bray Glenn Bright Jeanita Brooks Lynn Brooks Jacqueline Broussard Marlene Broussard Cindy Brown Steve Brown Brenda Bryant Jimmie Caldwell Debra Calhoun Kim Carver 84 Junior Magazine Sales Exceed $10,000 Iris Coe, Terry Wallace, and Nina Nail participate in 1950’s pep rally. Jimmy Caldwell, Clevand Gavin, and B.T. Dos ter discuss classes at break. Byron Chain Steve Christenson Denise Cline Brett Cobb Iris’Coe Tanya Cole Sharon Collier Ronnie Cook Teresa Cothren B.J. Council Mickey Counts Johnny Covington Jeff Crumpler Beth Cullina Daryel Curenton Doffis Daughertry Karan Davis Precillae Davis Amy Dawson Frank Davis Mark Daye 85 Gwen Holmes Serves As Joan Deane James Dew Sonja Dickson Barbara Dicus Kelly Dixon James Donaldson Booker T. Doster Pamela Driskell David Duke Fredd Durdin Larry Dye Patty Erwin Charlie Ezzell Nina Farris Eddie Ferguson Rovennia Flowers Suzanne Foreman Dawn Fortner David Foster Felicia Foster Emma Forest Lynn Franklin Holly Gaston Cleveland Gavin Susan Gibson Valerie Gibson Don Gilbert Cheryl Gilford Edd Gillespie Kim Gilley Junior Homecoming Attendant Cassie Gilmer Paul Givens Jesse Glance Mike Goodman Sandra Goosby Sharon Goynes Tammy Graheer Charles Green Dale Green Robbin Green Donnis Greenwood Faye Greenwood Mary Greenwood Camelle Grimes Stacy Grimes Greg Grimsly Ricky Hardy Ned Harrell Barbie Harrison Deborah Harrison David Haynes Greg Hayes John Haggard Darlene Hagler Pat Haley Alan Hall Flo Helms Lyn Henderson Mike Henderson Sandy Henderson Muriel Scott and Tanya Cole enjoy a laugh during Art 87 Susan Swearingen Wins Vica District Denis Hendricks Penny Hendricks Roe Hernandes Vanessa Hernandes Amy Hertzog Jerri Hickman Johnny Hinson Libby Hinton David Holland Denise Holland Pat Holland Harry Holloman Gwen Holmes Cindy Howell Larry Howell Laura Howell Jon Hoyem David Hubbard Karen Hudson Keith Hudson Greg Hughes Brenda Hunter Faye Hunter Gwen Hunter 88 President For 1975-1976 School Year. Linda Hunter Lorence Hunter Terri Hurt Mary, Ishee Paul Jacket Annette Jackson Brenda Jacoby Gladys Johnson Krystal Johnson Randy Johnson Steve Johnson Sylvia Johnson Freda Jones A. Jo Jones James Kaufman Donna Keesee Rob Kelly A1 Kemmet Teresa Kendrick Luann Kigerl Julie Right Teresa King Ken Kirkland Tim Koheleppel 89 Paul Jackett Chosen Student Of Month Pam Kontos Diana Kozik Doug Kreulen Ricky Lane Holly Lanier Melissa Lee Pam Laingang Richard Leamard Diane Lepore Micky Lewis Jerry Light Allan Lindsey Mary Linthicum Joni Lindsey Sandra Livings Freddy Logan Lori Logan Michael Lolley Terri Logsdon Pam Lolley Sheila Lolley Vic Lunsford Anita Lowe Michael Mace A1 Maltby Daniel Marshall Cherly Martin Jo Martin Keith Martin Sandra Matthews Diana Mathis Roy Matthews John Maund Herbert Mayes Kim McCahan Dan McClindon Willie McCray Debbie McCollough Pam McCollough Mike McDaniel Patricia McKinnon Tamera McKinnon 90 m Pricialla Davus and Denise Cline work on land HC skit. Terr)’ Seanor and Cheryl Gilford find true love Dave McDowell Terry McDuffie Edith McGowan Sherry McLean Sherri McNab Annie McNeal Mickey Medley Nickey Medley Rickey Medley James Mellish Linda Meredith Barbara Middleton Janet Miller Michelle Miller Taylor Miller Leta Mills Denise Mims Starla Mixon Lisa Monts Stacia Morgan Theresa Morris Gerome Morrow Dudley Moss Stacy Moat Tammy Mulkey Cherylyn Murdock Mike Murphy Nina Nail Tim Nesmith Carroll Newsome 91 Starla Mixson Chosen Student Of Month Fred Newsome Darla Nichols James Nichols Mark Nolen Felix Normand Wanda Norris Pat Nuckolls Sheila Ogburn Bart Oliver James Oliver Cheryl Oswald Tad Paramore Steve Parker Patsy Parmer Donnie Parrish Tony Parrish Cory Parsons Jan Parsons Sue Parsons Phyllis Patterson Betsy Paul Edward Penuel Shannon Perrin Kaye Phillips Kelly Phillips Jeannette Phillabaum Donald Pickly Anuwat Pinysarapirom Ed Pittman James Polite Mary Porter Pam Poston Sarah Presson Arlie Price Jim Price Barbara Pridmore James Ramer James Randall Steve Raulston Mary Rawls Peggy Ray Ricky Reeves Vickie Reeves Pat Richards Ida Riley Carol Riser James Roberts Jr. William Roberts Mason Robinson Max Rodgers Jeffery Rogers Leslie Rogers Michele Roper Debra Rose Dora Rowell Jeanetta Russell Kathy Rudd Mike Sable Cindy Salter Sylvia Satchel Scott Sawyer Connie Schane Lori Schug Thaddeus Sconiers Eddie Scott Muriel Scott Terry Seanor Connie Sedam Susan Seefeldt Norma Seymore Pamela Shephard Cindy Shields Dennis Shirah Greg Sikes Debbie Simmons Mike Simmons Cindy Sims Pam Singleton 93 Flo Helms Chosen As John Skerlick Shirley Skinner Gina Smith Mari-Lynn Smith Warren Smith Danny Snell Maeola Snell Donna Spann Ernie Spano Margaret Sparkman Ginger Speigner Sarah Stevens Charlie Stephenson Elton Sticher Steve Stinson Jimmy Stokes Tami Stone Doug Storm 94 1975-76 Miss Enterprise. Steve Stratton Rebecca Street Beth Strozier Brenda Sunders Susan Swearingen Fred Tapper Judy Taylor Terry Taylor Jerry Temple Becki Thomas Gayle Thomas Kathy Thomas Phylliss Thomas Jeff Thompson Sheila Thompson Elaine Tice Yolanda Tinsley Judy Tieman Toni Terry Johnny Townsend Dale Trawick Terry Treadaway Dawn Trimm Audrey Trinker Deby Tromley Brenda Turner Iris Turner Russell Vaughn Keith Wade Cindy Waites 95 Dee Akers Chosen As Steve Wallace Susan Wallace Terry Wallace Janetta Walls Steve Walls Jeff Walsh Kathy Walsh Dale Warren Shirley Warren Debbie Watson Cindy Weber Addie Weldon Jo Ann Westmoreland Glen Westrich Dexter White Mike Whitaker Sharon Whitaker Britt Wilder 96 Student of Month James Wilkes Ben Wilkinson Ricky Williams Allen Wilson Cindy Wise Jerry Wood Dovie Wooten Mary Wouters Herbert Wright Linda Wright Doug Yasson 97 Sophomore Class Reaches John Adams Barry Albrecht Brett Anderson Janet Anderson Julie Anderson Teresa Anderson Mike Armstrong Cindy Arnette Greg Arrington Anna Ashworth Becky Averett Laura Averett Mark Averett DeRita Bagley Debbie Baker Darryl Baker Stanley Batchelor Danny Barley Richard Barnes Mike Baxley Francis Beard Jay Beckwith David Bell Florence Bell Sheila Bell Gary Blalock Susie Blocker Deboran Blackman Li sea Boggess Garilyn Boggs Record High Gary Bolling Danny Bourne Leon Bowden Dean Bowling Ray Boyd Mary Brabham Tasha Braekin Bertha Brewer Gladys Britt Anita Bromberg Billy Brown Jan Brown Mark Brown Cindy Buehler Martha Burch Lonnie Burkhulter Phyllis Burroughs Kathleen Butt Pat Butt Lisa Byars Mark Byars Cindy Cable Andy Cain Cathy Cain Sylvia Caldwell Breck Campbell Billy Carter Janice Cawley Michael Chapman Teresa Clem Cymantha Cline Terri Coffey Bruce Collins Danny Colvin Richard Cande Glenn Coone Tony Cooper Teresa Couch Ronald Coxsom Cindy Crocker Glenn Crumpler 99 Sophomores Win Spirit Linda Crumpler Vivian Curbow Rose Curenton Jerry Curry Sherri Dan ford Greg Davis Phil Davis Wesley Davis Randy Dean Ron DeGeest Lisa Donaldson Stevie Donaldson Van Donaldson Nancy Dorman Brian Douglas Steven Drown Tamera Dubose Teresa Duke Debbie Dyer Willie Edwards Carrie Eller Cathy Eller Cathy Elliot Tim Ellis George English Eddie Engram Brenda Esterlein Mike Ethridge Desirea Evans Kathy Fearing Clifford Fisher Debbie Fleming Dennis Floyd Eric Fogel Joy Folkes Jay Forbes Robert Forbes Felica Foster Judy Foster Eddie Foy Bobbie Frank 100 Stick Several Times Mark Ffiller Phil Gainey Tim Gannon Jerry Garrett Martin Gattin Kathy Gay Beverly Gibson Jill Gibson Susie Gilder Ted Gillespie Greg Gilley Jimmy Gilley Joe Glenn Glenn Golden Craig Goosby Sandra Goolsby Jim Grady Diane Green David Greene Wanda Grimes David Guinn Don Haines Martha Hamilton Gina Hammill Sophomores Look Ahead Diana Hankinson Nancy Harrison Ann Harris Phil Herrod Judy Heath David Hoikkinen Laura Helms Sherri Henderson Tony Hernandez Katie Herring Lisa Hill Tracy Hill Trey Hite Lisa Hogan Laura Holland Rhonda Holland Tony Holland Melissa Holloman Leon Holmes Bonnie Hood Jim Hopkins James Horace Ricky Howard Cathy Howell Kathy Howell Carolyn Hughes Dawn Hughes Doyle Hughes Landy Hughes Brenda Hull Charlene Hundley Gordon Hundley Sheila Hundley Lisa Hurley Tammy Huston Mike Humphries JoAnne Hutchison Asa Imai Clark Ishee Shari Jackson Cindy James JoAnne James 102 Gary Jenkins Gordon Jenkins Linda Jenkins Barrie Johnson Ben Johnson Donna Johnson Mark Johnston Jeff Jones Linda Jones Michael Jones Mike Jones Nancy Jones Peggy Jones Tommie Jones Vance Kaehler Ann Kelly Joe Kelly Kenneth Kelly Kevin Kelly Regina Kelly John Kelsoe Karen Key Penny Kirk Phil Kirkland David Vickers, Phil Davis, and Don Thorpe enjoy class. Charlie Mason yells for his class at pep rally. To Greater EHS Glory 108 Sophomores Participate In David Knight Victor Koch Tim Koslo Pam Kruelen Teresa Kuemper Nelson Kuhn Anne Langston Mike Lassater Pam Leaf L’Orianne LeCompte Bill Ledbetter Doug Lee Eddie Lee Sheila Leger Peggy Leonard Tony Lepore Elizabeth Lester Ricky Lewis Patty Lloyd Janet Logan Vicki Logsdon Donnie Lolley Jill Lolley Mark Lusk Dianne Mellish Leanne Manning Richard Manning Danny Martin Mary Martin Tim Martin Vicki Martin Alisa Marsh Kile Marusich Charles Mason Robert Marrond Mark Maccabe Suzy Maccabe Bert McCreary Marsha McDaniel Beth McDurmont Trina McGrath James Mclnnis 104 Many School Activities Myra McIntosh Jim McLean Pattie McLendon Ben McKnight Cindy McNair Carrie McNeal Charles Meredith Johnny Meredith Holly Merton Debbie Middleton India Miller Ken Miller Steven Mills Jeanne Miner Von Moates Roberta Montgomery Carol Moor Morris Moore Rick Moore Steven Moore Linda Moorehead Jimmy Morgan Patsy Morris Pam Morrow 105 Sophomore Float Places Third in Homecoming Competition Debra Motley Donnie Motley John Munroe Karin Murphy Tom Myers Annie Neal Brenda Nichols Donna Nichols Valerie Nichols Felicia Normand Wayne Oates Jennifer Odom Den ice Ogbum Marsha Parrish Cynthia Patrick John Patton Scott Patton Robert Payne Jim Perry Linda Perry Mary Phillips Sharon Pierce Michael Pierson Mabel Pilcher Deborah Pittman Tica Polly Melinda Porter Cindy Potts Susan Powell Dean Powers Melvin Presley Dean Price Nancy Pridgen Richard Quillen Brian Quisenberry Randy Reagan Barn' Reeves Jackie Reeves Eleasire Reynolds Elisha Reynolds Mike Reynolds Noel Reynolds Susan Reynolds Doug Roach Marsha Robinette Steve Roeper Phyllis Rushing Jimmy Russell Loiraine Sakka Bill Sampson Sharon Sargent Ann Scott Barbara Scott Bobby Scott Edith Scott Jean Scott John Scott Mike Scott Mary Anne Segal 1 Carroll Sessions Betsy Sheppard Debbie Simmons Larry Simmons Tommy Simmons Rick Sims Robby Sims 107 Michelle Whitehurst Serves as Susan Sims Joyce Sizemore Mary Skirlick Chuch Smith Edward Smith Ethelyne Smith Lee Ann Smith Patrick Smith Betty Snell Lance Souders Steve Spann John Sparkman Lori Spence Mona Stafford Bobby Standford Terri Stevens Freida Stewart Nancy Stinson Melanie Stoutamire Christina Strachan Carl Strange Uli Strange Vicki Streetman Becky Strength Sophomore Homecoming Attendant Reginald Strickland Phillip Stuckey Donna Summerlin Jennifer Tatem Paula Thames Patricia Thomas Janeese Thornton Don Thorpe Chuck Tice Larry Tidwell Mark Timmermeyer Tommy Tompkins Rhonda Trawick Steve Tromlev Linda Tucker Rhonda Tucker Richard Tindell Ken Turner Ceyatenese Tyson Romonia Tyson Kim Vaughn David Vickers Paul Walden Wayne Walden Jerry Wallace LaDon Walters Danny Walker Kathy Ware Janice Warren Mary' Warren Sophomores Win Many ROTC Awards Debbie Watkins David Watson Gary Watson Wanda Watson Joy Weaver Kim Webster Denise Weeks Kathy Welch Joyce Weldon Lisa Wells Ed Wesley Annemarie Wheeler Paul Whigham Cheryl White Durant White Jan Whitehead Brady Whitehurst Linda Whitehurst Marilyn Whitehurst Michelle Whitehurst William Whitehurst Cherri Whittaker David Wilbert Frank Wildman Sherman Wilkerson Sherrv Wilkins Hal Williams Dennie Willis Sissy Wolfe Karen W'ood Pam W’ood Virge Woodie Greg Woodward Elizabeth Wright Herbert Wright Elizabeth W'yllie Anita Yarbrough Kay Yarbrough Tim Yelverton Donald Zukoski no In Memory They were fun guys to be with and dear close friends, Some we would love to the end. But something happened on that tragic day that took their lives away. The last time I saw them, I don’t know why, 1 got the strangest feeling inside. That afternoon on the bus I had no idea that not long after They would not be with us. When we found out, there was much pain and sorrow, Because we would never see our friends on the 'morrow. But I hope God in Heaven will see How much their friendship meant to me. All of us hope and all of us pray That we will see Phil, Artie and Ricky in Heaven someday.......... Yolanda Tinsley Rick Davila and Artie Lester ill Mr. Morgan Begins First Year As Principal Mr. Thad Morgan was EHS new principal for 1974- 75. Formerly assistant principal, Mr. Morgan brought many years of experience in education to the job. More importantly he brought his sense of humor and rapport with students. Under his able leadership, EHS had a great year. Mr. Morgan remembers his days in coaching. Deep in thought, Mr. Morgan ponders his awesome responsibility. Mr. Morgan engages in many non-academic school functions. 112 Mr. Alford Assumes New Assistant Principal Position Mr. Tim Alford is the new Assistant Principal in Charge of Instruction. His job is to act as an aide to the EHS staff in improving the instructional program at Enterprise High School. Welcome aboard Mr. Alford. Mr. Alford enjoys joking with students and faculty. Mr. Alford sits in on a classroom session. Mr. Alford is never too busy to stop and listen to students. 113 Mr. Peavy Takes Charge of Discipline Mr. Alfred Peavy, Assistant Principal in Charge of Discipline, handles discipline problems, performs office duties, supervises the lunchroom, and handles student activities. C Mr. Peavy enjoys participation at Blue-White Game. Mr. Peavy stops to chat with Mr. DuBose and students. Margie Watson is secretary in main office. 114 Mr. Carter Directs Vocational Education Mr. Carter checks tractors before Homecoming Parade starts. Mr. David Carter, Assistant Principal and Vocational Director, performs office duties, supervises the operation of the vocational education programs, maintains buildings and grounds, and other assigned duties. Mr. Carter confers with Mr. Alford about a curriculum need. Secretary Gladys Welch works in Mr. Morgan's office. 115 Mr. Donald Bass Joins Guidance Staff After teaching two periods Mr Donald Bass worked out of the counselors’ office. Mrs. Garth moved up to guidance full time this year. They both joined Mr. Pridgen who still does his job in an excellent manner. Mr. Bass joins in the spirit of 1950’s day. Mrs. Garth listens to a class load problem. Mr. Pridgen rechecks registration booklets for errors. Chery White waits for her schedule during registration. 116 117 Faculty Defeats Key Club In Basketball The Key Club played members of the faculty in basketball this year. The faculty managed to squeeze a victor,’ in a hard fought contest. Mrs. Manning writes out an ever present hallpass. Mrs. Cousins watches final touches added to homecoming float. Mrs. Peacock dons a hat to make class more fun. 118 Herbert Amette- Welding Becky Baker-Speech Ray Barnes-Auto Mechanics Rex Bryan-History Carla Casey-Biolop Sue Cousins-Spanish 119 Faculty Reviews EHS Curriculum Other faculty members include: Mr. Abernathy, Miss Adkinson, Mr. Ben Baker, Mr. J. Baker, Mrs. R. Baker, Mr. Bauer, Mr. Daniels, Mrs. Decker, Mr. DuBose, Sgt. Duhaime, Mr. Eddins, Sgt. Edgar, Mr. Faulk, Mr. Kies, Mrs. Kincey, Mrs. Lee, Col. Lunsford, Mrs. Manning, Miss McCorvey, Mrs. McKnight, Mr. Reagan, Mr. Strength, Mr. D. Whittle, Mrs. M. Whittle, Mrs. F. Brown Miss Snellgrove supervises a BOE typing class. Coach Daniels trys his hand at a little basketball. Linda Farris-BOE Z.I. Fleming-Math Janeese Fuller-Math Tim Goolsby-Baskctball Marie Hardin—Library Jesse Haygood-Home Economics Gail Helms—Home Economics Randy Holmes-Chorus Celeste Kelley-Home Economics Gil Kelley-English Charlene Martin-English Thelma Martin-Math 120 Sgt Spilitos and Sgt. Duhaime discuss awards day for ROTC. Miss Farris goes over assignments during planning period. 121 Flo Nichols-Audio Visual Mar}- Paramore-English Gayle Peacock-History Kathryn Reeder-Typing James Reese—Psychology Alice Rhodes-Math Myra Riley-History Ed Routley-Electricity Buena Snellgrove-BOE George Spilitois- ROTC H.B. Thompson-Agriculture Julian Thompson-Art Hobson Walden-VIE Peggy- Waldrop—HOE Louise Williamson-English Betty Windham-English Dorothy Youngblood-English 122 In Grateful Memory THE DAY IS DONE” The day is done, and the darkness Falls from the wings of Night, As a feather is wafted downward From an eagle in his flight. I see the lights of the village Gleam through the rain and the mist, And a feeling of sadness comes o’er me That my soul cannot resist: A feeling of sadness and longing, That is not akin to pain, And resembles sorrow only As the mist resembles the rain. Come, read to me some poem, Some simple and heartfelt lay, That shall soothe this restless feeling, And banish the thoughts of day. Not from the grand old masters. Not from the bards sublime, Whose distant footsteps echo Through the corridors of Time. For, like strains of martial music, Their mighty thoughts suggest Life’s endless toil and endeavor; And to-night I long for rest. Read from some humbler poet, Whose songs gushed from his heart, As showers from the clouds of summer. Or tears from the eyelids start; Who, through long days of labor. And nights devoid of ease, Still heard in his soul the music Of wonderful melodies Such songs have power to quiet The restless pulse of care, And come like the benediction That follows after prayer. Then read from the treasured volume The poem of thy choice, And lend to the rhyme of the poet The beauty of thy voice. And the night shall be filled with music. And the cares, that infest the day. Shall fold their tents, like the Arabs, And as silently steal away. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 123 Orgademics Honor Society Inducts Over 60 Members The 74-75 Honor Society was under the direction of Mrs. Charlene Martin and Mrs. Betty Windham. The Honor Society was composed of one hundred and twenty-three members, a record high. Serving as President this year was Elizabeth Foy. A highlight of the year was the candlelight induction of the new members. One of its projects was the planning of Honors Night. (1st 1-r) S. Foreman, M. Miller, S. Thompson, D. Watson, L. Kiegal, M. Roper, T. Kendrick, N. Nail, B. Pridmore, C. Gilford, L. Monts, P. Davis, C. Brown. K. Barnes, S. Ogburn, B. Middleton, K. Walsh. P. Barnes. J. Walls, (2nd) I. Coe, S. Swearingen, S. Perrin, C. Shane, R. Reeves, L. Meredith, D. Kozik, P. McCollough, C. Waites, P. Erwin, C. Murdock, P. Ray, B. Strozier, D. Akers, M. Ishee, S. Presson. S. Mixson, S. Bragg, P. Palmer. K. Gilley, (3rd) F. Helms, J. Thompson, T. Taylor, J. Skerlick, H. Mayes, S. Parker, B. Bond, B. Wilder, C. Baker, B. Bryant, J. Martin, J. Kite, D. Bailey, K. McCahan, D. Trimm, M. Wouters, J. Arrington, K. Davis, J. Donaldson, 0. Andrews, J. Walsh, C. Sedam, L. Hinton. Induction is a moving experience. Barbara Pridmore enjoys the prestige of HS. Dee Akers knows attention in class is essential. Vicki Block finds planning Honors” a hassle. (1st 1-r) V. Block. J. Fleming, A. Nicholson. G. Monroe. B. Bond. W. Sewell, B. Jones, E. Foy, C. LeCompte, B. Pappas, K. Howell, R. Anthony, A. Walden, J. Clark, S. Lewis, P. Wesley, (2nd) T. Bass, C. Lolley, R. Jarman. K. Costello, S. Strickland. G. Goodson, J. Hanson, A. Conrad, C. Bell, M. Byrd, C. Howard, B. Bryant, C. Wells, J. Decker, J. Williams, L. Wilbert, R. Ramsey, S. Harrod, J. Crumpler, D. Wood. R. Holt, R. Crumpler. C. Crampton, L. Crosley, J. Warren. (3rd) C. Lanier, J. Buxton, K. Preuz, S. Taylor, S. Yelverton, W. Joseph, K. Howell, D. Fine, D. Scott, K. Strickland, D. Crittendun, J. Reed, J. Martin, K. Rickman, P. Savey, M. Jenks. 127 Student Council Revises Academic The Student Council of EHS held its first meeting in September. Its primary concern was the planning of Homecoming and its many activities. Other projects included the Student Directory, dances, powder puff softball and a EHS vs faculty basketball game. The point system and Academic Commission was put back into effect. The Constitution was rewritten for action by next year’s Student Council. Members stand for induction. Dawn Hughes laughs at a Homecoming suggestion. President John Sharbrough announces Student of Month. OFFICERS: VP Jimmie Clark, Sec-Treas. Aggie Conrad. Pres. John Sharbrough. (1st 1-r) J. Clark, P. Rushing, P. Marusich, S. Lewis, S. Provin, D. Donaldson, D. Bagley, A. Walden, S. Wallace, D. Cline, S. Mixon, D. Akers, C. Willis. (2nd 1-r) C. Cline, S. Taylor, M. Hurt, J. Decker, A. Conrad, P. Wood, M. Miller, D. Watson, T. Brackin, B. Shephard, V. Hernandez, S. Presson, K. Rickman, (3rd 1-r) T. Neese, P. Bonasso, L. Hull, D. Kozic, C. Waites, S. Hundley, D. Hughes, C. Sessions, J. Sharbrough, K. Vaughn, M. Skerlic, D. Melish, E. Foy, D. Baker, J. Boyd, L. Gibbons, N. Harrell, S. Danford. 128 Commission And Point System Key Club Collects For Cancer Society This year the Key Club collected over 600 dollars for the Alabama Sheriff’s Boys Ranch and 300 dollars for the American Cancer Society. The club built the Queen’s Homecoming Float, held a car wash, and played the faculty in basketball and softball. Six members attended the State Convention in Mobile. Paul Walden was elected Lt. Gov. of District VIII for 75-76. Tim Nesmith reads the Key Club magazine. (1st l-r) M. McDaniel, J. Decker, R. Kelly, D. Watson, T. Gannon, P. Walden, P. Givens, A. Price, R. Howard, P. Davis, B. Quisenberry, D. Vickers, (2nd) D. Godwin, B. Quisenberry, V. Block, J. Clark, T. Taylor, S. Thompson, T. Neese, T. Nesmith, L. Donaldson, M. Fuller, (3rd) J. Thompson, R. Boyd, E. Hardiman, J. Haggard, B. McKnight, A. Nicholson, D. Hughes, M. Averett, G. Watson, L. Gibbons. A. W'alden. Andy Walden serves as District Lt Govt, this year. Jeff Thompson works on Queen’s float Key Clubbers listen to report on a service project. English Dept. Offers Over Twenty-Five Different Courses The English Department of EHS offers over twenty-five courses to be chosen by the student. Each course lasts one semester and counts one-half major credit. The main guide line for this system is that at least one composition, grammar, and literature course is required. 132 Caroline Moody listens to instructions before starting her work. Barbara Dickerson listens intently to lecture. Kenny Palmer discusses assignment with Jule Boyd. Students take notes. 133 Language Arts Teaches In Semester Units The present EHS language arts program is organized on a semester-elective basis which means a wide variety of courses can be offered. Bill Brooks reads aloud in class. Jack Doss rechecks chapter before test. Jerome Morrow reads in short story text. Demetrius Crittendon uses study time to read. Bruce Quisenberry ponders test question. 134 Cup O’Coffee Publishes Senior Edition The final edition of the school newspaper, Cup O’Coffee, contained the Senior Class History and Senior Predictions. All year the Cup O’Coffee got out a free excellent newspaper. Articles, poems, and essays were published by students from all areas of Enterprise High School life. EHS was well informed thanks to the Cup O’Coffee. Barbie Harrison works on ad layouts. Ron Smith's photos were an asset (1st 1-r) D. Akers, Ed., R. Smith, C. Riser, M. McDaniel, (2nd) C. Gilmer, P. Nuckolls, G. Hendrix, M. Huffstickler. B. Harrison, D. Rose, (3rd) D. Zukowski, D. Mims. F. Stewart. A. Price, D. Crittendon, (4th) K. Waggoner, K. Walsh, D. Dixson, T. LePore, M. Walls, S. Presson, H. Becker. Quill Scroll Honors Journalism Students Outstanding students involved in school publications and journalism were inducted into the honor club for excellence in journalism. Shiela Dalyrmple’s Encoala work earned her Q S. (1st l-r) D. Akers, D. Cline, S. Dalyrmple, L. Monts, (2nd) C. Wells, E. Hardiman, K. Sims, B. Strozicr. 137 Kathi Sims Is Editor Of 1974-75 Encoala Under the leadership of Kathi Sims, the Encoala staff had the job of creating the 1974-75 yearbook. We think we have achieved our goal. We have created a visual record of the great school year of 1974-75. Lisa Monts is not pleased with her layout. Shiela Dalyrmple checks assignment board. Janet Miller reacts to some copy to be used. (1st l-r) S. Dalyrmple, D. Dyer, C. Brown, K. Howell, S. Sims, D. Qine, (2nd l-r) J. Miller, S. Swearingen, J. Folkes, L. Brooks. R. Smith, K. Sims, NOT SHOWN: S. Perrin, S. McNab, L. Monts. Special thanks to Mark Fuller. Debate Team Win Awards In AA Competition The EHS Debate Team traveled to the State Tournament April 10-12 at the University of Alabama where they won awards in the AA division competition and individual competition. In individual competition, Aggie Conrad won a first place for her dramatic interpretation and will go to the national tournament in June. Patty Erwin placed second in original oratory. Cindy Sanders placed second in extemporaneous speaking and Jill Lolley placed fifth for poetic interpretation. The four-man team consisting of Dean Price, Lance Souders, Cindy Sanders, and Aggie Conrad won a third place in the AA division competition. The Debate Team attended a workshop at Troy State in July. Patty Emin brought home the Most Likely to be Awarded” award and Aggie Conrad was given the Blood, Sweat, and Tears” award. 140 Mrs. Baker teaches both Speech and Debate. Agtfie Conrad delivers her dramatic interp. (1st 1-r) C. Sanders, T. NeSmith, J. Lolley, D. Price, (2nd) P. Erwin, A. Conrad, Mrs. Baker, L. Souders, P. Richards. I 141 Dramatics Boost Bye Bye Birdie The EHS Dramatics Club was involved in every phase of the Bye Bye Birdie production. Members were involved in first draft planning, sets, costumes, lighting, set construction, and drops. They were on house committees, in the cast, and backstage. They also held money raising events to help finance the play. Ross Broxson goes through rehearsal paces. (1st 1-r) J. Wallace, S. Foreman, L. Logan, P. Burroughs, S. Harrison, R. Tucker, J. Barksdale, N. Nail, A. Howell, F. Helms, S. Thompson, T. Kendricks, R. Sims, Y. Jones, H. Merton, D. Burnett, (2nd) B. Bryant, M. Parrish, J. Lolley, B. Quisenberry, T. Barrett, R. Kelly, A. Langston, K. Dixson. M. Mitchell, S. Collier, C. Dunaway, M. Johnson, C. Sessions, L. Lester, B. Helms, R. McCrustian. (3rd) T. Wallace, I. Coe, C. Tapper. S. Mixon. S. Presson, L. Marsh, D. Cline, S. W’allace, R. Howard, T. Hite, C. LeCompte, N. Nichols, D. Akers, C. Murdock. M. Soutamire, C. Howard, S. Yelverton. R. Broxson, (4th) M. Lee, D. Hughes, M. Martin, C. Lanier, C. Shelton, A. Conrad. B. Jones, D. Kozik, J. Warren, T. Koslo, P. Richards, C. Phillips, B. Reeves, K. Sims. Nina Nail shines in Birdie. 142 Thespians Select April Howell As Best Each year, the Thespians, an honor club for dramatic arts, selects the Best Thespian. This year the honor went to April Howell. April Howell is 1975 Best Thesbian. (1st l-r) Y. Jones, J. Barksdale. A. Howell, F. Helms, B. Helms, (2nd l-r) L. Logan, B. Jones, J. Warren, L. Crosley. 143 Spanish Club Hosts Guest From Peru. The visitor from Peru was Joselun Wooden. She stayed about two months and shared with EHS her experiences. Projects included support of a small South American girl, football concession, attending a Convention and eating at a Mexican Restaurant. Joselun Wooden shares her homeland with club. Mrs. Cousins advises the Spanish Club. Precillae Davis enjoys the fellowship of the club. Bob Averett listens to Joselyn Wooden. (1st 1-r) D. Akers, M. Linthicom, E. Foy, D. Burnett, M. Roper, Steve Roulstan, S. Gibson, L. Monts, S. Wallace, P. Davis, B. Averett, M. Fuller, V. Dozier, M. Faulk, A. Walden, E. Foy, David Guinn, (Members) D. Bailey, D. Baker, S. Bell, B. Bryant, J. Deane, R. Deane, L. Donaldson, S. Henderson, D. Hughes, R. Kelly, V. Kaehler. S. McCabe, Keith Martin, Dianne Mellish, J. Mellish, A. Miner, P. Morris, P. Morrow, C. Moore, B. Paul, D. Price, J. Price, K. Preusz, P. Richards, P. Rushing, L. Sakka, S. Seefeldt, B. Sheppard, N. Stinson, F. Stewart, B. Strozier, J. Tatem, D. Vickers, K. Voorheis, D. Watson, L. Watson, C. Wise, R. Williams, A. Yarbrough. 144 French Club Supports Operation Santa Claus.” The French Club consisted of 24 members who worked hard on several projects this year. They helped with Operation Santa Claus,” sponsered by Ft. Rucker, by collecting toys and taking them to Ft. Rucker to be fixed for needy” families. They also held a bake sale to raise money for reference material for the French Department. Programs for this year’s Club included visit from Mrs. Crampton, a native of France and a visit from Cindy Shelton, who related her visit to Europe. This years officers were: Lynn Cooper; president, Bess Papas; V-pres, Rocky Jarmon; sec tres. 146 Sarah Presson trys to answer a question in French class. Andy Walden reacts to one of Mr. Bauer’s jokes. Mr. Bauer relaxes in ROTC Department. Starla Mixson listens intently to French lecture. (1st L-R) K. Dickson, M. Mitchell, L. Cooper, C. McNair, W. Sewell, B. Pappas, P. Bonasso, R. Jarman, R. Reeves, M. Ishee. P. Barnes, A. Walden, (2nd L-R) R. Armstrong, T. Stone, C. Wells T. Hill, K. Vaughn, M. Miller, J. Martin, L. Wilbert, J. Warren, L. Crosley, J. Donaldson. P. Baker. 147 Art Dept.-Art Club Combine For Play Sets The Art Dept, and Art Club combined for several group projects this year. One project was the designing and painting of sets for Bye Bye Birdie. A mural in front hall was a second combination. (1st 1-r) P. Baker, T. King, L. Gibbons, (2nd 1-r) A. Johnston, D. Zukoski, D. Calhoun, A. Trinker Tanny Wing works on his assigned sketches. Advanced student Connie Sedam works in clay. Deby Tromley pauses to check her progress. Sharon Groom experiments with color. 148 149 EHS Offers General Typing To All General Typing is offered for those students who wish to learn to type but do not have clerical or secretarial vocational goals. General typing is offered to all sophomores, juniors and seniors who wish to enroll. Courses are General Typing and Intermediate Typing. Jonne Decker types a homework assignment. General Typing is for students who want to type. 150 Artyping Undertakes EHS Decoration The Artyping Club was responsible for the front bulletin board for 12 weeks. They also won special recognition for door display at Homecoming. Karyn Buckner enjoys the challenge of Artyping. (1st 1-r) Mrs. Reeder. C. Salter, K. Buckner. M. Lee, B. Bledsolo, D. Barnes. B. Middleton, (2nd) S. Groom, K. Cain, L. Crumpler, M. Smith, S. Morgan, B. Strength, D. Baily. Math Club Sponsors Math Team The Math Club promotes student interest in math fields and sponsors the Math Team. The club participated in several fund raising projects and sponsored the Math Team in regional competition where they placed third. The club took a field trip to a nuclear plant. They presented a one hundred dollar math scholarship on Honors Night. The Math Club also purchased an annual plaque for the high scorer on the National Math Test. Guest Speaker, Rick Braswell, speaks to Club. Students use many tools to solve math problems. Mrs. Martin supervises Mechanical Drawing. Paula Wesley concentrates on math problem. (1st 1-r) M. Soutamire, K. McCahan, S. Parker, B. Dixon, T. Grainer, Mrs. Rhodes, S. Mixson, H. Merton, M. Holloman, M. Walsh. P. Barnes, (2nd) B. Sampson, L. Howell, B. Bond, R. W'illiams, G. Hayes, L. Jones, T. Shirah, D. Kozik, B. Bean. H. Holloman, J. Donaldson. 152 153 EHS Requires at Least One Science Course The science program at EHS was designed to give students a varied background in general, physical, chemical, biological, and physiological sciences. All students are required to successfully complete at least one science course during their high school years. Course offereings are: General Science, General Biology, Human Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics. A Physiology student makes the most use of the science equipment. Mr. Baker takes an active part in all chemistry labs. Ben McKnight and class works on a biology lab. 155 Social Science Requires History And Democracy The social science courses are designed to give students a varied background in the areas of history, geography, economics, government, sociology, psychology and other aspects of man’s culture. All students must complete a major credit in both U.S. History and Government and Economics before graduation. Tony Driskell and Lisa Sanders review in hall. Mrs. Decker uses many visual aids in history. Kathy Babham finds history lecture interesting. Mr. Reese lectures to his psychology class. Greg Goolsby takes an important test. 156 FTA Has New Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Whittle and Mrs. Riley became the faculty sponsors for Future Teachers of America this year. FTA sponsored the annual Student Teach Day. Senior members taught in various schools in the community. At PTO Open House, FTA served as guides for the parents. A one hundred dollar scholarship was awarded to a senior who will go into an education career. FTAer Teresa Kendricks is also active in FBLA. (1st 1-r) S. Foreman, B. Dicus, T. McKinnon, S. Lewis, C. Lanier, N. Farris. S. Ogburn, S. Collier, N. Nail, D. Barnes, L. Logan, B. Jones, S. Dickson, D. Bagiev, K. Gay, T. Kendricks, (2nd l-r) P. Erwin. M. Hurt, B. Bryant, C. Shelton, R. Sims, C. Oswald, M. Miller, S. Morgan, P. Savey, C. Dunaway, M. Byrd, S. Blocker, L. Averett, R. Montgomery, C. Eller, (3rd l-r) R. Sims, J. Martin, L. Wilbert, J. Williams, K. Gilley, J. Martin, P. McCollough, S. Hundley, T. Crumpler, L. Boggers, M. Parrish, J. Folkes, S. Dalyrmple. 159 Library Adds 800 Paperbacks With Drive Thanks to the Library Club, the EHS library received over 800 paperback books. These books are for the benefit of the student body. The library’ continues to be a place where students can study, research, read, or just browse. Students use the library for necessary research material. Students can study collectively in the library. Library Club Co-Sponsors Book Fair With the help of the Honor Society, the Library Club sponsored a Book Fair which was a huge success. The club also worked football concessions w'ith the Math Club. Debbie Fleming will be District Recreation Leader next year. Cheryl Marlin listens to minutes of previous meeting. Thad Sconiers will be 1975-76 District President. (1st l-r) H. Merton, D. Simmons, T. Sconiers, C. Martin, S. Grimes, C. Potts, C. Wright, A. Howell (2nd l-r) Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Harden, P. Givens, L. Walters, T. Scherbring, T. Mulkey, A. Arrington, S. Skinner, E. Tice 161 Projection Club Delivers Audio Visuals to Classrooms Each year the EHS Projection Club provides an essential service. By delivering audio-visual material when and where it is needed they assure no interruption in the teaching process. Mrs. Flo Nichols sponsors the Projection Club. Teachers don’t have to worry about getting audio-visual materials. (1-r) D. Hughes, E. Penuel, Mrs. Nichols. P. Locklar, T. Scherbring, C. Tice, B. Cobb, D. Bourne, R. Hardy, D. Wilbert 162 Vocational Education Develops Occupational Skills Vocation education courses are designed to develop personal and occupational skills, to study careers, and to prepare individuals to meet the demands of the world of work and life upon completion of most vocational courses students may obtain employment as semi-skilled or skilled workers or technicians or sub-professionals in recognized occupations. Students may also continue their training and education in advanced programs offered in junior colleges and trade schools. Welding is one of many vocational areas. Mary Bell takes shorthand dictation. Vocational Areas Can Combine With Other Subject Areas Vocational courses are designed for students that need, want, and can profit from them. Students may take vocational courses along with other subject matter and still meet graduation requirements. Mrs. Kelley is a valuable asset to Home Ec. Learning to sew is only one of many needs met. Aggie Conrad Is State FHA President Aggie Conrad served as the 1974-75 President of the state Future Homemakers of America. The theme of FHA is to promote sharing within the home and to be able to understand and share someone’s feelings and thoughts. Sheila Bryant and Aggie Conrad attended the National Convention during the summer. Several other FHA members attended the state convention. Advisors were Mrs. Haygood, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Kelley. Aggie Conrad is State FHA President (1st 1-r) A. Conrad, C. Harley, .W. Joseph, P. Jackson, S. Bryant, B. Middleton, M. Roberts, (2nd) D. Simmons, T. Crumpler, L. Harley, S. Seafelt, D. Middleton, D. Nichols, L. Meredith, P. Palmer. 165 DECA Hosts District Leadership Conference The Enterprise Chapter of DECA was the host for 350 DECA members from the southern half of Alabama. DECA officers also attended a training conference in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Vickie Reeves qualified to run for a state office. DECA also helped the entire school by opening a store to supply student’s paper and pencil needs. The Enterprise Chapter of DECA won Chapter of the Year in Div. I and second in the state. Oscar Andrews, Ginger Wesley, Jane Holley, Joannie Fleming, and Rhonda Crumpler were all finalist in various state contests. John Blalock and Jeff Crumpler work on campaign posters for slate office. (1st L-R) M. Nolin, D. Mathis, S. Hardy, C. Tapper, E. Pitman, V. Hernandez, S. Sawyer, J. Covington, J. Blalock. R. Turner J. Lindsey, (2nd L-R) P. McClendon, C. Eller, S. Whittaker, V. Reeves, G. Wesley, S. Croley, R. Johnston, D. Lee, D. Godwin, B. Walls, S. Pridgen, D. Boyle, 0. Andrews, D. Zukoskie, (3rd L-R) J. Holley, C. Lolley, J. Fleming. T. Salter, D. Motley, D. Gilbert, J. Crumpler, F. Fulford, J. Henderson, R. Rol erts, B. McCreary, R. Crumpler. DECA Members rehearse for skit for state competitions. Randy Johnson, Ronnie Nicholson, and David Lee are working on campaign material for Vickie Reeves. Everyone helps Vickie Reeves with her campaign materials. 166 167 HOE Attends Troy Health Fair Health Occupations had a very busy year. They attended the Health Fair in Troy, the Health Careers Congress in Birmingham and several members attended the Constitutional Convention. To raise money, the club had football concessions, and egg sell, and a car wash, Service projects included helping the Blood Mobile, raising money for first-aid kits and serving as hostess for the Employer-Employee Reception. I (1st l-r) C. Holley, S. Bryant, L. Peacock, P. Montgomery, D. Fortner, C. Murdock, G. Boggs, J. Whitehead, (2nd) K. Walsh, L. Tucker, C. White, S. Blocker, K. Gay, D. Green, D. Middleton, (3rd) C. Nichols. D. Kozik, C. McNair, P. Mills, 0. Heath, J. McGuire, D. Willis, J. Hickman, (4th) K. Preusz, L. Smith, D. Simmons, S. Lolley, K. Davis, V. Lunsford, B. Wilder. Project Chairman Shiela Bryant graduates this year. OFFICERS: Pres. L. Peacock, S. Lolley, R. Montgomery, D. Simmons, C. Murdock, L. Henderson, D. Fortner, S. Bryant HOEer Cherlyn Murdock is active in Homecoming. Dawn Fortner enjoys being a part of HOE. FFA String Band Wins District Competition Sec. Debra Donaldson listens intently at meeting. Pres. Steve Yelverton presides over meeting. Wayne Rodgers reports on fund raising projects. (1st l-r) Mr. Thompson. D. Storm. S. Brown, S. Yelverton, R. Averett, J. Boyd, D. Donaldson, J. Haggard, A. Hall, D. Fine, G. Hanson. D. Moates, (2nd l-r) D. Brown. R. McCrustian, W. Rogers, G. Grimsley, P. Givens, K. Howell, L. Lunsford, S. Hataway, B. Grimes, S. Pridgen, J. Adkinson, G. Oliver, (3rd l-r) G. Sikes, M. Wittaker, D. Parrish, M. Oliver, M. Simmons, K. Hudson, J. Spcigner, R. Patrick, T. Parrish, W. McErwin, J. Popvich, M. Hankinson. The Future Farmers of America won several Firsts in contests. They still have national competitions at the national convention. The Land Judging Team and the Livestock Judging Team won first places in the county contests. The FFA String Band won the District Competition and will continue to the State Finals in June. The State Convention will be held June 3,4, and 5. Greg Hanson will compete in Agriculture Processing. David Moates will compete in Agriculture Mechanics. Fund Raising projects included football concessions, peanut sell, and a fruit sale. VICA Is Outstanding District Club Enterprise VICA was the outstanding club in the district second over-all in the state and first in the multi-section club branch. Susan Swearingen was elected District President and Jennifer Odom is running for National Region III Vice-President at the National Conference at Washington D.C. VICA placed in 18 of 22 contests entered in the district with 13 first place winners. (1st L-R) R. Leonard, R. Reagon, G. Hundley, M. Oliver, R. Williams, G. Morrow, G. Goobly, D. Hankinson, C. Arnette, J. Odom. W. Pennell, P. Shirey, S. Watson. C. Willis, T. Tomplains, B. Chain, R. Health, Mr. Walden. (2nd) J. Nichols. C. Newsome, D. Cureton, J. Stokes, K. Kirkland, G. Lolley, M. N illis, S. Scott, G. Brooks. M. Lewis, D. Nichols, D. Skinner. T. Treadaway, M. Daye, D. Powells, R. Medley, M Moore. D. Brown, Cathy Pouney, (3rd) G. Blalock, S. Swearinger, K. Vooheir, G. Jenkins, G. Balehler, R. Reeves, J. Doss. (4th) L. Dye, D. Pickel, G. Grimsley, K. Brooks, S. Batchler, J. McGuire, T. Crumpler, B. Abbotts, N. Medley. W. Smith, T. Tiswell, G. Spivey, E. Routley. (5th) J. Skerlick, R. Gilley, J. Perry, T. Holt, G. Hayes, F. McKinney. 172 173 EHS Hosts District IV FBLA Conference EHS FBLA attended the FBLA State Conference in Birmingham April 4th and 5th. They received the Gold Seal Award of Merit, second place for installing the most chapters, third place for Most Outstanding Chapter, and Tamra McKinnon was elected State Reporter. The club also hosted the District IV conference March 1st. Winners from EHS were Debbie Stinson, Mike Williams, Teresa Kendrick, Kathy Barnes, Theresa Morris, Kathy Strickland, Dawn Trimm, and Kathy Fearing. FBLA also raised money for the March of Dimes. Barbara Dickerson Lisa Dyess help plan Conference. Denise Holland is State FBLA President. Mike Williams accepts Mr. FBLA award. (1st l-r) Miss Snellgrove, G. Johnson, T. Williams, D. Trimm, P. McKinnon. J. Hanson, P. Lolley, D.Holland. K. Barnes, E. Byrd, T. Kendrick, M. Leger, G. Spence, S. McMillan, A. Trinker, T. McKinnon. Y. Jones, (2nd) K. Strickland, D. Stinson, K. Thomas, J. McKenzie, L. Boggess, A. Yarbrough, S. Hundley, A. Johnson, M. Skerlick, L. Powell, S. Bell, T. Morris, (3rd) L. Dyess, M. Williams, A. Arrington, C. Patrick, M. McDaniel, K. Fearing, M. McIntosh, S. Collier, P. Johnson, D. Scott, H. Lanier, L. Helms, J. Lindsey, C. Ellers, (4th) J. Buxton, D. Adams, Dollie Robinson, R. Stokes, E. McGrath, B. Dickerson, L. Howell, D. McCollough, I. Turner. J. Heath, J. Parsons, J. Arrington. a sX PE Now Involves Girls Team Sports An offshoot of the physical education department is now girl’s team sports. Volleyball, basketball and tennis teams are now in existence. In the PE program itself EHS offers conditioning, archery, soccer, track, gymnastics, weight training, and speedball. Vicki Block goes over softball handout. Boys engage in basketball during PE. Girls Basketball: (l-r) J. Dean, L. Hinton, C. Sedam, L. Crosley, T. Ode. 176 Coach Kddins is involved in PE, football, baseball, driver ed. Miss Adkison goes over volleyball instructions. Sissy Wolfe runs for EHS on Sports Day. 177 GAA Supplies PE With Equipment This year the GAA’s purchased 100 dollars worth of equipment for the girls PE Department. They held many bake sales to get the money. They also formed a girls basketball and volleyball team. They participated in Sports Day at the Junior College. GAA stresses individual performance also. VOLLEYVALL: (1st l-r) P. Jones, M. Warren, N. Seymore, T. Cole, P. Beard, (2nd) P. Burroughs. F. Norman, G. Boggers, S. Mathews, J. Seymore. K. Butt, (3rd) F. Beard, N. Dorman. N. Jones. M. Robinson. A. Edwards. GAA; (1st l-r) M. Greenwood, F. Beard, N. Seymore, T. Cole, N. Dorman, J. Sizemore. G. Britt, C. McNeal, P. Beard, (2nd) M. WTiitehurst, T. Williams, L. Sakka, N. Jones, S. Mathews, A. Edwards. F. Greenwood. (3rd) D. Chapman, P. Beard. A. McNeal, G. Boggers, K. Butt, M. Wouters, S. Diggs. Outstanding Athletes Join Letter Club Participants in all sports who have played a certain length of time can become members of the Letter Club. This club honors athletes who have participated writh distinction in the EHS sports program. Action like this can lead to a letter. (1st l-r) A. Walden, D. Wood, G. Jones, T. Tucker, D. Jones. P. Butt, D. Daughter)-, J. Boyd, G. Watson, P. Walden, R. Ramsey. J. Clark. V. Dozier, (2nd) L. W'illiams, J. Henderson, T. Holland, K. Waggoner, R. Broxson, R. Hull, K. Maddox, B. Quisenberry, B. Helms, J. W'arren, K. Palmer, D. W’atkins. 179 Football Cheerleaders Attend Workshop in Mobile a irv By sponsoring car washes and bake sales in conjunction with the basketball cheerleaders, the football cheerleaders were able to attend a workshop in Mobile. They brought back many new ideas for lifting’ the spirit of Enterprise High School. And this they did in fine style. Susan Provin and Pam Marusich urge KHS players on for a score. June Crumpler prepares to signal start of a cheer. Judy Bowdin dances in step with the band. Gwen Holmes watches for the signal to cheer. Aggie Conrad enjoys listening to the lively band. Pam Marusich decorates our halls for Friday's Pep Rally. 180 June Crumpler Captains Football Cheerleaders Many hours of practice and working after school decorating go into being a football cheerleader. The pep rally skits were highlights of pep rallies. Susan Provin leads Juniors in Go Cals.” Shirlene Borders dresses up for one of the great skits. Debra Calhoun motions to everyone up on their feet and cheer. Teresa Morris does a pom pom routine. Debra Donaldson thanks Mr. Carter for his help at pep rallies. 182 Karen Rickman Captains Basketball Cheerleaders. Just as many long hours go into being a basketball cheerleader as it does for football. Their spirit and support help urge the basketball team to a winning season. Patsy Morris watches Seniors arrive at ralley. Lisa Hogan listens to the Basketball Pep Band. Liz Lester watches the presentation of player of the week. 183 Despite Small Crowds, Cheerleaders Spirits High The basketball cheerleaders spirit remained a constant high regardless of the size of the crowd. An excellent job was done by all. Anita Yarbrough helps keep spirit high at pep rally. Mary Martin urges our basketball team on to victory. Jean Scott keeps time with the band. Cheryl Martin urges the sophomores to keep the spirit up. 184 Liz Lester asks Who Wants the Spirit Stick!” Karen Rickman leads the crowd in a cheer at halftime. EHS Concert Choir Rates Superior At the District VIII Choral Competition, the EHS Concert Choir was rated superior by each judge and received an overall rating of Superior”. The Concert Choir was also rated superior at the Peanut Festival. Twelve students were in the 1975 All-State Chorus. These students were chosen by audition. Also this year, and EHS Girls Chorus was added. This is a first year performing group with 47 voices. The Concert Choir performs for the Music Club. Karen Rickman follows Mr. Holmes’ direction. Michelle Whitehurst enjoys performing before a large crowd. (1st l-r) L Cooper, A. Howell, J. Barksdale. D. Johnson, D. Pittman. J. liOgan, L. Lester. Mr. Holmes, (2nd) M. Whitehurst, T. King, R. Tindol, K. Wade, J. Hopkins, S. Foreman, P. Ray, R. Tucker, P. Hendricks, (3rd) C. McNair, S. Harrison. L. Holland, R. Quillen, T. Sconiers, R. Howard, S. Watson. C. Murdock, V. Martins, (4th) K Rickman, L. Crosley, J. Martin, P. Jackett, G. Hughes, L. Rodgers, K. Nichols, T. Mulkey, I. Coe, M. Wooters. Long hours of practice go into a great program. Mr. Holmes leads the Choir in a rousing hit. 187 Wildcat Band Tours Northwest Florida T. Anderson, C. Amette, A. Ashoworth, B. Averett, P. Barnes, S. Batchelor, G. Blalock, T. Brackin, S. Bragg, B. Brewer, E. Bright, A. Bromberg, J. Brooks, K. Buckner, C. Buehler, M. Burch. C. Cain, R. Cannon, C. Cline, D. Cline, L. Cooper, M. Counts, R. Curenton, S. Danford, P. Davis, R. Dean, J. Decker, L. DeRamus. L. Donaldson, D. Duke, C. Dunaway, W. Edwards, C. Elliott, P. Erwin, K. Fearing, E. Ferguson, S. Gibson, S. Gilder, K. Gilley, G. Goodson, J. Gossen, T. Gralheer, S. Groom, D. Hagler, D. Hankinson, J. Hanson, M. Hartwell, L. Helms, S. Henderson, N. Herrin, J. Hickman. L. Hogan, C. Hundley, R. Hurst, A. Imai M. Ishee, A. Jackson, J. James, R. Jarman. M. Jenks, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Johnston, F. Jones, J. Jones, C. Kelly, L. Kigerl, P. Kirk, D. Knight, D. Knzik, D. Kozik, C. Lanier, M. Lee, P. Leingang, L. Lester, F. Logan, J. Lolley, P. Lolley, V. Lunsford, S. Maccabe, R. Manning, S. Marsh, K. Martin, M. Martin, P McCollough, B. McDurmont, M. McIntosh, C. Meredith, M. Miller, L. Mills, S. Mills, J. Morgan, S. Morgan, C. Murdock, C. Nichols, V. Nichols, F. Norman. P. Nuckolls, B. Oliver, B. Pappas, B. Paul, E. Pennel J. Phillabaum. D. Pickle, M. Pilcher, P. Ramer, S. Paulston, P. Ray, C. Riser, C. Salter, P. Savey, D. Seanor, T. Seanor, M. Segal 1. C. Sessions, C. Sikes, R. Sims, P. Singleton, M. Smith. L. Souders, G. Speinger, F. Stewart, N. Stinson, D. Summerlin. K. Thomas, S. Thompson, R. Tucker, C. Waites, S. Wallace, J. Walls, S. Warren, D. Watkins, D. Watson, S. Watson, L. Wells, C. Whittaker, M. Williams, D. Willis, J. Wilson; C. Wise, P. Wood, D. Wouters, L. Wright, K. Yarbrough. The Wildcat Marching Band presents an exciting half-time show. Liz Wright plays during the Christmas performance. 189 The Seniors join in their last yell for the football season. The majorettes add beauty and color to the band. Stage band presents a program for the Enterprise Music Club. Debbie Watson listens to applause at the end of the routine. Drum Major. Michele Miller, waits for her turn to direct. Band officially starts one week before school when members of the Wildcat Marching Band start their Band Week”. It’s a week of learning how to march, turn, play, twirl, and count to eight. It’s a week of helping others and learning from others. It’s days of meeting new people, learning new routines, and playing new music. Band week ends with a pre-show for the parents and friends. During football season the Band stays busy working on shows for the games. It’s not just the students that make a band show possible but also several parents working during the games. 191 Wildcat Band Adds Feature Twirler, Sharon Groom Drum Major Diane Kozik directa the band during a pep rally. Feature Twirler, Sharon Groom, practices several hours a day. Jeanette Phillabaum, Jonne Decker, and Debbie Watson wait for the go signal. The color guard precedes the band during the Veterans Day Parade. The Drum Corp performs during a half-time show. Band doesn’t end with football season, but rather branches off into two concert bands, except for a few parades and extra shows. Try-outs are held a few weeks later to divide the band into a Concert and Symphonic Band. The reasons behind this are to divide the band because it has gotten so large and to let the better students play more challenging music. Through-out the year the band marched in several parades—the Christmas Parade, The Veterans Day Parade, and the Homecoming Parade. The month of April involves Drum Major, Majorette, and Color Guard tryouts. The year ends with the awards presentation at the Band Banquet. JROTC Ranks In Top 20% Of World For the fifth year in a row, the Enterprise High School JROTC was named an Honor Unit with Distinction. They Were again among the top 20 percent of all Junior ROTC in the world. Col. Mike Walsh Brigade Commander Col. Lori Gilliams-Brigade Sponsor LTC Cheryl Martin-Brigade Staff Sponsor Maj. Susan Taylor-Brigade Information Officer Capt. Barbara Bryant-Brigade S-l Capt. Elizabeth Foy-Brigade S-3 Ll. John Sharhrough-Brigade S-l Comm. SGT Greg Goosby-SGM Brigade Brigade First Battalion Second Battalion LTC David Kozik-lst Battalion Commander LTC Judy Bowdoin-lst Battalion Sponsor Capt. Lenny Dees-1st Battalion S3 S4 Capt. Cindi Wells-1st Battalion S1 S2 ( LTC Jimmy Clark-2nd Battalion Commander LTC Debra Donaldson-2nd Battalion Sponsor Capt. Robert Holt-2nd Battalion S3 S4 Capt. Ronnie Nicholson-2nd Battalion S1 S2 JROTC senes as Honor Guard for Homecominp Queen. SGT. Spiliotis and Liz Foy review notes before Awards Day. 195 A Company Maj. James Wilson-Commander Capt. Man- Linthicum-Sponsor (lst-1-r) G. Brooks, M. Moodt, M. Linthieum, J. Wilson, K. Turner. L Warren, J. Skerlick, A. Kemmit, (2nd-l-r) B. Douglas, K. Walsh. J. Mellish, P. Driskell, S. Roe per, N. Harrison, M. Jones, L. Monts, K. Maurich, (3rd-l-r) J. Russell. J. Foster, S. Beale, L. Tucker, B. Carter, M. Phillips, B. Albrecht, P. Wood, B. MeKngiht, (4th-l-r) G. Bolling. M. Moore, T. Hite, R. DoGeest, M. Nolin, D. Foster, M. Skerlick, A. Pinysarpiron, K. Ware (5th-l-r) D. Roach, E. Wesley, D. Watson, B Company Capt. Rick Coll ins-Com mander Capt. Debra Calhoun-Sponsor (lst-l-r) J. Sparkman, T. Sconiers, M. Watkins, D. Calhoun, R. Collins, C. Holland. D. McCahan, J. Price, (2nd-l-r) C. Ishee, D. McCollough, B. Collins, D. Spann, B. Baron, P. Ruching, D. Guinn. D. Fleming, D. Heikenen (3rd-l-r) P. Jackson, H. Williams, D. Baker, R. Davila, V. Streetman, R. Quillen, J. Lowery, I. Jackson, M. Snell (4th l-r) D. Warren, C. Wilson, B. Hull, S. Parker, C. Baker, N. Reynolds, J. Anderson, S. Walls, P. Morrow (5th-l-r) J. Odom, J. Scott, J. Gilley. M. Bryans 196 C Company 1st Lt. Steve Beene-Commander Capt. Laura Howell Sponsor (1st l-r) J. Arrington, J. Thompson, G. Bright, L. Howell, S. Beene, W. Sampson, J. Roberts, J. Bongers, (2nd-l-r) G. Davis, G. Crocker, J. Beckwith, T. Hurt, R. Howard, D. Holland, D. Price, B. Jacoby, W Waldner (3rd l-r) R. Montgomery, T. Koslo, E. Reynolds, S. Moore. S. Caldwell, T. Tompkins, Be. Sheppard, V. Koch, G. Smith, (4th l-r) R. Leonard. D. Blackmon, B. Standford, M. Broussard, S. Wallace, P. Mellish, Goosby, C. White, G. Jenkins, (5th-l-r) P. Hughes, E. Wyllie, C. McNair, T. Hunter, J. Walsh, L. Simmons, B. Brown, L Hunter, T. DuBose, F. Beard D Company 1st Lt. James Chain-Commander Capt. Dawn Trimm-Sponsor (1st l-r) I). White, B. Chain, R. Blackman, D. Trimm, J. Chain. M. Hurt. E. Stitcher, J. Kaufman, (2nd l-r) D. Simmons, G. Sikes, B. Scott, M. Jones, P. Jones, R. Sims, T. Stephens, K. Kelley, K. Johnson, (3rd l-r) C. Smith, M. Hamilton, A. Cain, S. Powell, R. Deane, L. Holland, B. Smith, T. Couch, C. Fisher, (4th-l-r) P. Leonard. P. Lloyd, M. Mace, K. Howell, S. Drown. K. Gay, V. Moates, S. Blocker, M. Lusk, C. Eller, Not Shown-P. Davis 197 Blue Knights And Belles of Blue Knights Drill Teams The Blue Knights were awarded third in the Annual Southeastern Invitational Drill Meet. The Belles of the Blue Knights won the annual AUSA Drill Competition at Fort Rucker and placed second in the AUSA Drill Meet at Fort Benning. Maj Ben Williams-Commander A A TEAM: Sponsors: S. Presson, K. Marsh, (lst-1-r) L. Jones, S. Price, C. Robinson, B. Dixon, (2nd-l-r) R. Uaughn, J. Burch, G. Hughes, B. Roberts. (3rd l-r) R. Hernandez, S. Scott. W. Rogers. A. Nicholson, (4th l-r) J. Donaldson, G. Batchelor B TEAM: (1st l-r) L. Robinson, J. Wood, L. Walters, T. Hernandez (2nd l-r) S. Spann, B. Johnson, L. De Geest Blue Knights execute drill as judge watches. LTC Sonja Lewis-Commander A A TEAM (1st 1-r) P. Kontos, T. Smith, D. Hardimann, A. Thompson, T. McKinnon, (3rd 1-r) V. Hernandez, C. Gilford, B. McConnell (2nd 1-r) S. Lewis, P. Holland, B. Dicus, P. McKinnon, J. Sanford, C. Olds, C. Moody, L. Brooks, J. Westmoreland, J. Jones. CAPT Starla Mixon-Commander B BTEAM (1st 1-r) L Meredith, J. Miller, S. Kickson, T. Duke (2nd 1- Perry, M. Whitehurst, C. Eller, D. Evans (4th 1-r) M. Stafford, N. r) C. Parsons. R. Green, L. Byars, L. Boggess, S. Mixson (3rd l-r) L. Pridgen, S. Hundley, K. Murphy Rifle Team Takes Second At Wire Grass Conf. (1st l-r) S. Drown, G. Crumpler, J. Warren, (2nd l-r) S. Christensen, D. Storm, D. Drown, J. Light. John Warren serves as captain of the Rifle Team. Doug Storm and John Warren practice in the new rifle range. 200 JROTC Band LTC Stan Watson-Commander LTC Jonne Decker-Sponsor (1st l-r) M. Pilcher, S. Watson, J. Decker, M. Ishoe, B. Pappas, (2nd D. Moss, (standing) C. Meredith, R. Lester, P. Smith, N. Herrin. K. l-r) R. Jarman, K. Costello, I. Imai, C. Kelly, J. Tatem, K. Martin. Yarbrough, (3rd l-r) M. Counts, R. Sims, B. Johnson. M. Hartwell. 201 JROTC Band sounds off during Veteran’s Day Parade. Cadets Eam Four Scholarships And Three Academy Appointments Army ROTC Scholarships have been won by Michael Walsh, Jonne Decker, Mark Westmore, and Mark Stautemire. Stautemire was offered scholarships by all three services and Academy Appointments by all three services. John Turner has an appointment to West Point and Larry DeRamus also has an appointment to West Point. Cadets check scores during competition. Color Guard (l-r) B. Hunter. R. Barnes, T. Martin. D. Allison 202 Sports ’Cats Football Season Opens with Wins Over Ozark and Geneva The Enterprise Wildcats opened their season with a new head Coach and two assistant coaches. Bill Bacon came to EHS in the summer along with assistant coaches Abernathy and Daniels. The ’Cats went into the season by surprising the Ozark Eagles with a 35-0 win. On the road to Geneva, the ’Cats met the Geneva Panthers. After a scoreless first half the ’Cats came back to prove to be winners again, by pulling out a 14- 0 win. The Wildcats hold back Macon as Ronny Holt puts the ball into play. Dennis Jones walks toward the field house after a tiring first half. Wildcat defense smothers Macon ball carrier. Gundy Roberts shows the strain during fourth quarter plays. Wildcat offense scrambles for tough yardage. 206 207 ’Cats Melt to Macon, but Trample Troy Back home again, the 'Cats faced a powerful team from Macon, Georgia. Macon put the first score on the board. Later the ’Cats came back with a score, but failed to get the extra point. Macon returned the following kick-off 100 yards for another Macon score. The Wildcats were then defeated 14-6. Traveling to Troy, the fourth game of the season, proved again to the Wildcats that they were winners. Enterprise ran for four touchdowns and passed for one to win over the Troy Trojans 33-7. Coach Daniels smiles as he reviews the outcome of Friday night’s game. Referees signal six more points for Enterprise. Johnny Henderson looks worried as ’Cats fumble the ball. Dennis Jones takes a water break between plays. Dennis Jones blocks as Ronnie Holt runs for ’Cat yardage. 208 309 Victories Over Elba and Phenix City Come Easy. — e-— ii Again the ’Cats were on the road to pay a visit to the Elba Tigers. With team play and hard work the ’Cats impressed their fans with a 54-7 victory over the Tigers. Next the Wildcats played host to the Red Devils of Phenix City. Wilkerson scored on a six yard run, but Broxson’s extra point attempt was no good. The ’Cats lead 6-0 at halftime. Early in the third quarter Tucker scored on a right yard sprint. The two point conversion failed, but the ’Cats still lead 15-0. Ross Broxson then put the game out of the Devils reach with a 54 yard field goal. Final score: 15-0. This put the ’Cats at a 5-1 season record. Sherman Wilkerson deserts an ensuing player as he pilfers more yardage for the ’Cats. Joey Glenn and Dennis Shiral wait anxiously as officials measure for a first down. Kenny Palmer holds as Ross Broxson punts after another fourth down. Randy Ramsey tries to capture another Wildcat touchdown. 211 'Cats Boost Region Three Lead With Wins Over Carver and Lee of Montgomery. The ’Cats ripped apart Carver High of Montgomery and took over the lead in Region Three. The Generals didn’t roll over and play dead for the Wildcats as they showed what is probably the best 3-6 team in the state. The first half was a bruising defensive battle for both teams. Timmy Tucker wins on one-on-one against Selma Saints. Enterprise defense causes opponents to loose yardage. Injured Doff is Daugherty receives medical attention from team doctor. Randy Ramsey dodges intended tackier. 212 ’Cats Sink Selma, Chances for State Playoff Disappear as Dothan Wins An early victory over Selma proved to be an exciting homecoming. The Saints could show little offense against the tough Wildcats defense. The high scoring Enterprise wishbone never got a chance to operate before the record attendance crowd at Rip Hewes Stadium as the Wildcats lost 4 of 12 miscues. The entire defensive unit of Enterprise played an outstanding ballgame, but the offense were never able to get in gear. Enterprise’s chance for Region Three Playoffs were lost as Dothan won 10-6. However, the Wildcats ended their season with an outstanding 8-2 seasonal record. Coach Bacon looks worried at the action on the field. Coach Bacon tells Jule Boyd the next play of action. Cats struggle through tough defense for final yardage. Referee signals for action to stop. 214 215 Coach Goolsby Guide The 'Cats The Varsity basketball team showed their fans an exciting season by winning more than half of their seasonal record. Keith Maddox tips one for the Wildcats. Mike Timmermeyer goes for the starting tip-off. Additional effort is put out by David Vickers as teammates look on. Mike Timmermeyer puts forth effort to make two points. Keith Maddox attempts to take the ball from an Elba player. 216 Through A Winning Season 217 The A team consisted of: C. Carlton, M. Timmermeyer, R. Williams, A. Holmes, K. Maddox, B Wilkinson, B. Gavin, P. Bonnaso, A. Broomfield, B. Helms, C. Stephenson, Caldwell and M. Henderson. Brian Quisenberry takes the tip-off for the Wildcats. Mike Henderson dribbles down court to make another 'Cat score. Enterprise goes for rebounds. Mike Timmermeyer reaches high to take the ball for the Wildcats. Coach Goolsby contemplates over the actions of the game. 219 B Team Wins 14 Loses 6 The B team consisted of: D. Thorpe, Simmons, B. Quisenberry, Doster, Mason, D. Vickers, S. Wilkerson, Scott, B. Wilkerson, J. Townsend, Caldwell, R. Townsend, Green. Richard Williams takes a free shot for the Wildcats. Coach Goolsby gives instructions to the A-team. Wildcat teammates go for a loose ball. Keith Maddox shows agony over final defeat. Clifford Carlton Chosen Most Valuable Player Enterprise slips by Red Level with a three point lead making the record 9-3. The B team put up a hardfought battle against the Elba Tigers making their record 5-4. Alex Broomfield shoots from the free throw line for ’Cat points. Keith Maddox jumps to shoot for another two points. Mike Timmermeyer jumps for loose ball. Clifford Carlton receives pass from a teammate. 223 Baseball Ends Season 8-12 The 1975 season for the EHS baseball team proved to be disappointing. Even though EHS scored big wins against Ozark, Lanier, Carver and Elba, the overall record was 8 won and 12 lost. This record does not show the great team effort and individual standouts. Ronny Holt was this year’s batting champ. Kenny Palmer shows his ability at the plate during practice. Jule Boyd puts in many hours of batting practice. Jule Boyd plays the hot corner”-third base. Ross Broxson checks his swing on a low pitch. 225 Julian Boyd Is Most Valuable Player Team members were: Ross Broxson, Julian Boyd, Kenny Palmer, Dennis Jones, Mike Timmermeyer, Ronny Holt, Mike Lolley, Taylor Miller, Greg Hayes, David Vickers, Danny Bern, Ben McKnight, Bret Cobb, and Eddie Lee. Jule Boyd waits to connect with a long one. Dennis Jones waits for the next one over the plate. Mike Lolley, Kenny Palmer and umpire wait for the action to start. 227 Boy’s Tennis 7-1; Girls Tennis 0-3 The Boys Tennis team had an excellent record losing only to Dothan. The girls team had a disappointing 0-3 record. Team members not shown are Kathy Walsh, Carole Crampton, Betsy Paul, Phyllis Burroughs, Debbie Watkins, Lamar Driskill, Bill Lang, Larry DeRamus, John Turner, Mike Macklin, Phillip Locklar. Bill Lang waits for his opponent to return volley. Philip Locklar connects with a hard hit second service. Larry DeRamus slams for a hard fought point (1st l-r) P. Marusich, C. Strickland, J. Thompson, L. Byars, (2nd 1-r) D. Forbes, C. Ellers. 228 EHS Golfers Have 12-5 Record The EHS Golf Team coached by Coach Abernathy was 12-5 winning season on the links. Keith Maddox finished fourth in the State Tournament in Tuscaloosa. Shelly Strickland can’t believe his missed putt. Shelly Strickland prepares for a long drive. Keith Maddox ranks fourth in State Tourney. (1st 1-r) W. Chancey, M. Fuller, G. Watson, T. Myers, (2nd l-r) S. Strickland, K. Maddox, S. Metcalf, E. Ferguson, C. Ezell 230 231 Potpourri Okay, you asked for it and here it is. Our annual collection of interesting, zany, wild and just plain oddball candid shots. 234 236 Yes, 1975 was a year of finding a dream and obtaining that dream ... receiving an honor ... a good year of teaching ... a successful play ... graduating ... putting together a great yearbook. 237 Find Your Own Special Dream 238 Winning a game of horseshoes ... getting the sheepskin ... overcoming hardships ... learning to play the clarinet... finding the right costume for 50’s day ... Yes, All In All ... 239 1974—It was A Very Good Year—1975 240 ♦