Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

np V np Jk W% V WJ the encoala f I J|| 1 it HL rf TIME MACHINE ENTERPRISE HIGH SCHOOL ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA TIME TO BEGIN 2 OVER TIME 16 SMILE TIME 54 PASS TIME 110 TOGETHER TIME 148 CLASS TIME 180 FLASHBACK 238 TIME TO BEGIN What would happen if this 1977 En- coala was placed in a time capsule? How would the people in the year 2977 A.D. react to this book? Could they relate to the excitement of the pep rally? Would they wonder why people are standing, yelling, scream- ing our football team to victory? Per- haps. Would they comprehend 22 men running and fighting over an oblong ball while thousands cheered them on? Their minds would probably boggle at the image of eight lovely girls who stand on top of each other. The per- ceptive men of the future would see in these images a dedication to and love of Enterprise High School. Some things could still be understood even 1000 years from now. The need for certain rooms in EHS to be working right at all times. The confusion of becoming a part of a large group for the first time will still be a problem. Not having a good day with transportation (whatever it may be in 2977 A.D.) will not have vanished. Hopefully, making friends will not be out of style at the Enterprise High School of 2977 A.D. We could all hope that in the year 2977 A.D. people will still be able to see and understand emotions. What a pity it would be for the future to gaze at these pages and not recognize happiness, dedication, thirst for knowledge, playfulIness, and the age old look of boredom. Yes, part of the doubt and concern of our future would vanish if we could be assured that feelings would still be around in 2977 A.D. Education will be vastly changed in 2977 A.D. What should not change is the thirst for knowledge. The future should know of today's students and their desire to learn. Learning was not confined in 1977 to books and tests, but such areas as music and art were considered important too. Let us Dray the civilization of the future has not lost our love ---------------------------------------- • Mankind of the future will gaze at these photos and see the whirl of color, the gleam of brass, the sound of music. But will they be able to see the dedication, the sweat, the heartbreak of putting on a band show for the public? Can they understand that perhaps the worst thing that could happen to an EHS band member is not being able to march with his or her friends at half-time. This kind of loyality and dedication must not allowed to become extinct. 11 12 Come into the room; place the head set over the ears; program the computer; press the but- ton; bingo; instant knowledge. Is this a scene of the future? Hopefully we will never see this scene. For what is education with- out learning from another human being. A com- puter cannot laugh with you, be concerned about you, care if you succeed or fail, par- ticipate with you at homecoming. The bottom line is simply- Caring. u Will we be a world of spectators by the year 2977 A.D. ? Will we never feel (as they say) the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. The world of 1977 sports is one of courage, sacrifice, and devotion. Building strong young bodies is very important, but important also are the lessons organized sports teach us. Let the present tell the future: Don't become spectators. Live life physically as well as mentally. OVERTIME ILDCAT FOOTBALL TEAM’S l-l RECORD TAKE THEM 0 PLAYOFF A brilliant 1976 Enterprise High Wildcat Football season ended on a sour note. Al- though the loss to Murphy ended our playoff chances, it did not dim a brilliant 9 win 1 loss season. The Enterprise Wildcats fell to the Murphy Panthers on Nov- ember 19 in Bates Memorial Stadium in the second round of state 4-A championship play-offs. The Panthers held the Cats to a score of 6 - 0 at half-time. Both teams scored in the 3rd quarter making the score 12-6, Pan- thers ahead. Murphy passed for a touchdown in the 4th quarter ending the game, Wildcats-6 and Panthers-18. The following photos could be a his- tory of the game. Phillip Presley sets, calls the play, and is hit for little or no gain. 17 Sherman Wilkinson makes one of his great catches. EHS WILDCATS OPEN WITH 14-0 WIN OVER SELMA. EHS Wildcats opened their season with a 14-0 win over the Saints of Selma. The Cats first score came when Doug Lee connected with Sherman Wilkerson for a 24 yard touchdown. Senior half- back Don Haines had an out- standing night, rolling up 216 yards. Haines went over from the four to end the scoring. Don Haines turns inside for a big gain. Johnny Tanner braces himself for a tackle. 18 EHS WILDCATS DROWN OZARK 63-0. Enterprise handed Ozark an embarassing 63-0 defeat in the Cat's second game. En- terprise used all but the in- jured players in an attempt to hold the score down, the game was marred by several penalties on both sides. The Wildcat back field had an outstanding night with senior halfback Don Haines being the workhorse. Swift movement is shown by quarter- back Phillip Presley. Paul Russell watches the game from the sidelines. Oespite the rain. Tommy Moore push- es on for a first down. 19 GENEVA GIVES THE WILDCATS A SCARE; THEN FALLS 14-13. The Wildcats squeezed past Geneva to take their 3rd win of the year 14-13. The game opened with excitement as Sherman Wilkerson took the opening kickoff and ran it back 99 yards for the score. The Panthers came back to tie the score at 7 at the half. The Cats scored first in the second half but lost a fumble on their own 13 with 8:11 left in the game. The PAT failed leaving Enter- prise in the lead 14-13 and ending the scoring for the game. The Wildcats wait expectantly for the end of the anthem and the start of the game. Sherman Wilkerson carries the ball for another first down for the Wild- cats. Brian Quisinberry drops an opposing player for a loss. POWERHOUSE ANDY HANDS WILDCATS FIRST DEFEAT. Enterprise would lose their only regular season game to a 3A-Powerhouse. Andalu- sia's Bobby Vinson blocked a Ben McKnight punt that rolled into the end zone for a 2 to 0 lead. Stingy defense by both teams highlighted the game. Enterprise took the lead late in the 4th quarter but could not hold on as Andalusia drove for the win- ning touchdown, with 2:27 left, to ice the victory. Out for the season, Brian Quisenberry wishes that he was on the field adding to victory. Tony Lepore and Michael Chapman move to cut off the outside. 21 WILDCATS DEFEAT CROSS- COUNTY RIVAL ELBA 20-7. The EHS Wildcats over- powered the Elba Tigers in Elba by a score of 2 0-7. Enterprise rushed for 172 yards in the game. The first score came when Philip Presley scored in the first quarter. In'the second quar- ter Johnny Tanner scored the TD. The final EHS touchdown came in the fourth quarter when Philip Presley carried the ball into the end zone. Don Haines eludes a tackle as Doug Lee moves up to help. 22 Ben McKnight practices his kicking prior to the first whistle. Coach Magouryk watches the action from the sidelines. WILDCATS DEFEAT LANIER 19-14 IN MONTGOMERY. The Wildcats took on the Lanier Poets in Montgomery at Crampton Bowl. The two teams were tied for the Class 4A Region 3 lead. Each team capitalized on the other's mistakes, but when the dust settled Enterprise came away with a big 19-14 win over the Poets. 23 CARVER WOLVERINES FALL TO WILDCATS 12-0. With three wins under its belt, the Enterprise High School Wildcats met the Car- ver Wolverines. The Wildcat's Region 3 lead was raised as they downed the Montgomery team 12-0. Both Wildcat touchdowns were made by Enterprise quarterback Philip Presley. Both extra point attempts by the 'Cats failed. Head Coach Bacon watches closely as they measure for a first down. Bernie Cobb interviews Coach Bacon for a radio show. Michael Chapman shakes off a block and goes for the tackle. WILDCATS OVERPOWER PRATTVILLE 36-13. Enterprise defeated Prattville in Prattville by a score of 36-13. Jerome Blackmon scored the first two Wildcat touchdowns. This Wildcat victory set up a championship play-off game with rival Dothan. Tony LePore moves to intercept an Greg Arrington and Michael Chapman oppossing player. move in on an unaware opponent. HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS IN 27-12 WIN AGAINST WETUMPKA The EHS Wildcats emerged victorious in their Homecom- ing game with the Wetumpka Warriors. The final score of the special game was 27 to 12. This big win gave the Wildcats a record of 7 wins and only 1 loss. David Vickers finds tough going even after a Johnny Tanner block. Wildcats chant On to the Playoffs! ’CATS DEFEAT DOTHAN 14-9 FOR PLAYOFF SLOT. On November 5, 1976, a record crowd (10,849) watched Enterprise win the Region 3 Class 4A cham- pionship by defeating the Dothan Tigers. 14-9. This was the first time the Wildcats have been in the state play-offs since 1972. It was the kind of game that will be remembered. The cheerleaders were crying for joy, the fans were cheer- ing wildly, and the ball players were fired up. After the victory, for that night at least, All was right in the world in Enterprise. Sherman Wilkinson waits as Dothan takes a time-out. Paul Terry leads the blocking down- field. The Wildcats are elated after the first EHS touchdown. Members of the 1976 Wildcat Varsity Football Team were: D. Watson, P. Presley, D. Vickers, S. McHardy, D. Lee, M. Gray, R. Sims, M. Meeks, D. Haines, J. Gaillard, R. Jones, T. Boggess, S. Key, B. Campbell, J. Tanner, T. Moore, R. Boyd, D. Thames, E. Shoultz, G. Arrington, J. Green, S. Wilkinson, S. Lomas, M. Shipman, B. Coone, M. Sampeck, D. Strickland, B. McKnight, R. Thames, B. Frazier, L. Rogers, B. Averett, F. Lewis, R. Parker, J. Blackmon, T. LePore, B. Hughes, M Lassiter, T. Cullen, K. Helmes, T. Simmons, 0. Yarbrough, H. Wil- liams, T. Donaldson, J. Brown, A. Youngblood, D. Johnson, P. Kirk- land, B . Ledbetter, R . Turley, T. Jackson, S. Donaldson, T. Casaday, D. Powers, B. Brackin, P. Butt, P. Gilbert, M. Caskey, P. Russell, B. Montgomery, R. Thompson, P. Stuc- key, K. Brooks, B. Sampson, P. Terry, J. McKenzie, B. Quisenberry, M. Chapman, M. Vickers, D. Robert- son, M. Clark, S. Haggard, M. Cooper, J. Burnett, and M. Dempsey. Don Haines waits for the second half to begin. Michael Chapman delivers an effec- tive tackle to a Dothan runner. 29 WILDCAT BASKETBALL TEAM COMPLETES FIRST SEASON UNDER COACH WEEKS. The Varsity Basketball team for the 1976-1977 year was Dan Plyler, Richard Town- send, Scott Craig, Eddie Borders, Jimmy Scott, Darryl Holmes, Randy Am- mons, Sherman Wilkerson, Kevin Sullivan, Milton Ship- man, Eric Coone, and Rob Thompson. Eddie Borders meets opposition as he Dan Plyler trys from the outside. Richard Townsend anxiously awaits brings the ball up-court. a pass. WILDCATS END SEASON WITH RECORD OF 12-12. Rob Thompson shows the energy used to make two points. The Wildcat team talk among themselves as to how to play the next half. 32 Although there was usually a small crowd the Wildcats still gave all they had-giving EHS a 12-12 score at the end of the season. Eddie Borders takes a shot for the basket. 33 RICHARD TOWNSEND IS NAMED WILDCAT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. Jimmy Scott is chosen Player of Jimmy Scott battles opponent for Rob Thompson and Eric Coone both the Week . the rebound. go for the rebound. 35 Jimmy Scott shoots while the oppos- ing team tries to block. Mark Vickers takes an easy shot under the basket. Breck Whitehurst takes a jump shot from outside. 36 B TEAM HAS WINNING SEASON WITH 15 WINS — 5 LOSSES. The Wildcats B team con- sisted of Breck Whitehurst, Phillip Presley., Avery Youngblood, Bruce Averett, Kevin Averett, Leon Thomp- son, Jeff Gibson, Mark Vickers, James Greenwood, Jim Goodson, Ray McEach- ern. A-team member Eddie Borders looks for an open man. B-Team action is as fast and hot as the varsity action. Coach Daniels talks it over with the team. EHS TRACK PLACES FIRST AT ANDY RELAYS. EHS reinstated its track program this year with great success. In its first year, the 1977 Track Team broke twelve official school records- seven in running events and five in field events. Members of the 77 Track Team were: S. Wilkinson, R. Williams, C. Sanfillipo, C. Fisher, B. Quisenberry, G. Berryhill, J. Kelsoe, T. LePore, J. Holt, L. Adams, S. Key, D. Doty, C. Phillips, A. Asnworth, T. Kill ion, W. Thompson, M. Armstrong, J. Donaway, and P. Russell. Jeff Holt waits for the official measurement. John Kelsoe attempts to clear the high jump bar 40 . « - -■ Adrian Ashworth takes tne ieao in Brian Quisenberry practices hard with high hurdles. Sherman Wilkinson is named most the shot put. valuable runner. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WINS 5 OF 6. The EHS Girl's Basketball Team had an excellent year winning 5 and losing only 1. The Girl Netters beat Houston Academy (2), YMCA (2), and Clio (1). The action was as fast and furious as Varsity Basketball (KNEELING L-R) C. Johnson, J. Sizemore, P. Sims, M. Sarda, (STANDING) D. Phillips, A. Greenwood, S. Burton, L. Council, D. Stevens, M. Mobley, K. Burton, T. Strauss, D. Knight. Sharon Burton enjoys a brief rest as a time out is called. Susan Timmermeyer waits for the rebound. 42 TENNIS TEAMS HAVE DISAPPOINTING SEASON. Both the Boys and Girls Tennis Teams had a disappointing season. Plans are under way for a rebuilding program. BOYS TEAM: R. Forces, J. Monroe, S. Tromly, K. Marsich, G. Fuentes, M. Hendricks. Kathleen Butt loosens up before the Nancy Dean slams her return volley start of her match. across the net. 44 Pam Krulen returns a serve for the Marsha Jacquay uses a back hand to winning point. return a volley. 45 EHS GOLF TEAM WINS 11 OF 15. The 1977 EHS Golf Team won eleven matches while only losing four. The Linksters beat Ozark (5), Dothan (1), Opp (2), Troy (1), and Daleville (2). Mr. Abernathy was the coach of the EHS Golf Team. Golf Team (L-R): M. Fuller, D. Haines, C. Strange, B. Smith, and G. Watson. Mark Fuller battles the sand trap to save a par. Gary Watson prepares to tee off. Billy Smith finds himself in the Carl Strange tries for a long Birdie, water on the back 9. 47 Dorthinia Knight prepares for a Marsha Jacquay returns a hard hit practice serve. volley. Many hours of practice are required to win games. 48 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS 10 OF 15. The 1977 Girls Volleyball Team won ten games out of fifteen. They defeated Clio (1) , Kinston (2), Dothan (2) , Andalusia (2), and Rehobeth (2). Practice is a must if you expect to win games. (KNEELING L-R): C. Colvin, J. Sizemore, J. Wilson, L. Ogburn, S. Williams, M. Sarda. (STANDING): C. Dotson, J. Crittendon, K. Burton, M. Moseley, M. Jacquuay, D. Knight, S. Burton, D. Phillips, L. Watts. EHS BASEBALL TEAM WINS 5 OF 18. The 1977 EHS Baseball Team was a better team than its 5 and 13 record showed. The 'Cats lost several games by one run or a bad break. The players were: J. Tanner, T. Finley, D. Haines, E. Moss, B. McKnight, T. Dozier, B. Brackin, S. Brantley, D. Reagin, R. McEachern, D. Strickland, B. Averett, M. Kirkland, R. Ammons, T. Cullen, E. Shouhz, K. Manley, C. King, R. Richards, M. Lolley, (M. Kevert-Man.— J. Filaes-Scorekeeper) Coaches Eddins and Reese discuss the strategy of the next inning. Ben McKnight prepares to steal second base. Scott Brantley winds up for his next pitch. Brad Brackin catches a runner with too big a lead off first. Scott Brantley delivers his fast ball right on target. 51 Mark Lolley catches during warm-up before game starts. Bruce Averett swings low for a hit. Robert Richards practices his pitching game. The Wildcat second baser scoops the ball to stop a base hit. 52 Bruce Averett tries to get it together Dennis Reagin waits for the start of before his turn at bat. David Strickland prepares to swing at the game. the next pitch. WILDCATS LOSE SEVERAL CLOSE ONES. 53 SMILE TIME 1977 SENIOR CLASS IS 400 STRONG. Kenneth Dean Abbott Barry Mitchell Albrecht Pamela Marie Amos Brett LaDon Anderson Janet Rebecca Anderson Teresa Ann Anderson Mike Andrews Michael Paul Armstrong Cynthia Diane Arnette Gregory Wayne Arrington Laura L. Averett Mark Lenwood Averett Melanie Stoutamire studies hard for Stevie Donaldson takes a break while semester exams. waiting for class to end. Jerry Curry listens intently during Greg Arrington points out the answer class. to Lisa Byar's question before class. Rebecca Rae Averett DeRita Allison Bagley Darryl Anthony Baker Deborah Jean Baker Janet Lenoare Baker John Leslie Baker Daniel Morris Barley Richard Darry Barnes Stanley Eugene Batchelor Michael Alan Baxley Trancis Jean Beard James Harold Beckwith III BRIAN QUISENBERRY SERVES AS SR. CLASS PRESIDENT. Florence Elaine Bell Sheila Jalaine Bell Gary James Blalock Melinda Susan Blocker Lisea Boggess Eva Garilyn Boggs Gary Stephen Bolling David Richard Bostick Ray Townsend Boyd Marty Kathan Brabham Natasha Lorraine Brackin Duane Scott Brantley Bertha Louise Brewer Anita Diane Bromberg Johnny Ray Brooks Billy Frank Brown Jan Sharon Brown Cynthia Ann Buehler Martha Ellen Burch Phyllis Beverly Burroughs Karen Faye Burton Sharen Kay Burton Kathleen Anette Butt Warren Patrick Butt PATSY MORRIS IS V-PRESIDEIMT OF ’77 SENIORS. Mary Alisa Byars Andy Gerald Cain Judy Gail Cain Mary Cathryn Cain Sylvia Caldwell Robert Breckenridge Campbell George William Carter Michael Tyrome Chapman Donald Earl Clay Cymantha Lee Cline Bruce Allen Collins Catherina Collins Daniel Lamar Colvin Tony Gregory Cooper Terry Wayne Cotton Ronald Coxsom Cynthia Jeanette Crocker Denver Glenn Crumpler Linda Faye Crumpler Vivian Ann Curbow 58 Jerry Curry Sherri Kay Danford Gregory Davis Wesley Earl Davis James Randy Dean Ronald Everett DeGeest Lisa Darlene Donaldson Stevie Joe Donaldson Stacey Van Donaldson Brian Robert Dotson Brian Martin Douglas Pamela Elaine Driskell Stephen Carroll Drown Jr. Tamera Alicia DuBose Joseph Scott Ducote Teresa Duke Dement ’77 SR. CLASS SEC.-TREASURER IS DAWN HUGHES. Debbie Dyer Mike Eldridge Willie Edwards Carrie Lynn Eller Cathy Lee Eller Cathy Lee Elliot Bonnie Evelyn Ellis Timothy Gilmore Ellis George Monroe English Desirea Elaine Evans Kathryn Ruth Fearing Tyler John Findlay Jim Grady and Regena Kelley enjoy the football pep rally. 60 Clifford William Fisher Jr. Debbie Ann Fleming Annie Dora Flowers Ellaine Flowers Dennis Marshall Floyd Deborah Joyce Folkes Robert Francis Forbes Judy Lynn Foster Edward Robert Foy Gregory Eugene Freeman Mark Everett Fuller Timothy Hugh Gannon Jerry William Garrett, Jr. Martin DeVan Gatlin Katheryn Annette Gay Daniel Ray Gentry Jill Marie Gibson Gregory Allen Gilley James Milburn Gilley Martin Gilley 61 SR. LISA DONALDSON IS ELECTED HOMECOMING QUEEN. Susan Marguerite Gilder Stephanie Marie Gilmore Joseph Christopher Glenn Deborah Anne Glowacz Glenn Melbourne Golden Jr. Jerry Lionel Good son Jr. Todd Douglas Goodwin James Terrance Grady David Green David Charles Guinn Donald Keith Haines Gina Hammil Bill Sampson erases his work from the board. Martha Carol Hamilton Diana Marie Hankinson Nancy Lee Harrison Philip Allen Harrod Judy Raye Heath Laura Virginia Helms Robert Henderson Sherri Kay Henderson Tony Hernandez Shea Scott Harrington Lisa Marie Hill Tracey Ann Hill John Munroe is more than happy to work problems on the board. ELIZABETH LESTER IS 1977 COFFEE COUNTY JR. MISS. Homer Lee Hite III Vera Victoria Hitt Lisa Gayle Hogan Melissa Holloman Laura Jay Holland Sharon Rhonda Holland Tony Bruce Holland Leon Holmes Jeffrey Phillip Holt Bonnie Marie Hood Jimmy Dale Hopkins James Will Horace Michelle Whitehurst sings out during Valerie Nichols studies hard on class a choral concert. assignment. Richard Dekle Howard Kathy Ann Howell Dawn Pauline Hughes Carolyn Anita Hughes Doyle M. Hughes Charlene Hundley Gordan Hundley Sheila Diane Hundley Teresa Arlene Hunter Lisa Ann Hurley Tammy Sue Houston Wes Randall Hutchinson Asa I. Imai George Clark Ishee Jr. Shari Lynn Jackson Cynthia Diane James 65 1977 SENIORS WILL GRADUATE 66 Joanne Elizabeth James Gary Leon Jenkins James Gordon Jenkins Lynda Diane Jenkins Barent Roosevelt Johnson Benjamin Keith Johnson Donna Beth Johnson Robert Foster Johnson Gladys Johnson Mark Allan Johnston Brendy Sue Jones Michael Anderson Jones Michael Ray Jones Nancy Louise Jones Kenneth Lynn Kelley Ann Lanelle Kelley Leila Alice Kelley Kevin James Kelly Regena Lynn Kelly John Alan Kelsoe Shirley Ann Kemmet Karen Louise Key Joni Lynn King Penny Kirk Michael Lee Kirkland Philip Edward Kirkland David Earl Knight Victor Bruce Koch Scott Eugene Kraft Pamela Lynn Kreulen Teresa Diane Kuemper Nelson Robert Kuhn Margaret Anne Langston Pamela Kimberly Leaf L'Orianne LeCompte William Roy Ledbetter 67 SENIORS WILL STILL OBSERVE SKIP DAY. Douglas Wayne Lee Jeffery Fluellen Peggy Sue Leonard Anthony Louis Lepore Mary Elizabeth Lester Patricia Ann Lloyd Janet Renee Logan Vicki Lynn Logsdon Donnie Dearl Lolley Jennifer Jill Lolley Anita Marie Lowe Judy Lowery Mark Lusk Leanna Rosita Lyons Mark Allen Maccabe Suzanne Maccabe Vicki Martin Mahan Richard Jackson Manning Denise Marie Martel Daniel James Martin 68 Mary Virginia Martin Alisa Marsh Daniel Edward Marshall Kyle John Marusich Charles W. Mason Diane Green Medley Dianne Leslie Mel I ish Charles Edward Meredith Johnny Ray Meredith Holly Lee Merton Kathy Mashok Debra Annett Middleton Elisha Florence enjoys a joke to start the school day. 69 EDDIE FOY SERVES AS SGA PRESIDENT. Steven Craig Mills Jean Anne Minor Von David Moates III Roberta Lea Montgomery Morris Vernon Moore Steven Lavoughn Moore Lindia Sue Moorehead James Richard Morgan Patricia Lee Morris Pamela Lynn Morrow Debra Ann Motley Donnie Bruce Motley John Stuart Munroe Thomas Martin Myers Jimmy McClinden Albert Rucker McCreary Jr. Marsha Lynn McDaniel Beth Aleta McDurmont Trina Marie McGrath James Michael McGinnis 70 Myra McIntosh Benjamin Lee McKnight Pattie Marie McLendon Brenda Ann Nichols Karry McNeil Valerie Lynn Nichols Felicia Ann Normand Jimmy Doyle Odom Sarah Denice Ogburn Marsha Lynn Parrish Cynthia Patrick Robert Mark Payne Charles Phillips Sharon Lynn Pierce Mark Richard Pearson Mabel Lea Pilcher 71 LISA HILL SERVES AS SGA V-PRESIDENT. 72 Deborah Ann Pittman Cynthia Caroline Potts Beth Ann Powell Susan Joan Powell Johnnie Dean Powers James Melvin Presley Jr. Eddy Priestner Richard Don Quillen Brian Lee Quisenberry Jackie Duane Reeves John Barry Reeves Suzanne Elizabeth Regis Eleasure Reynolds Michael Leon Reynolds Susan Valinda Reynolds Steve Hulen Richard Doug Roach Marsha Robbinette Stephan Franz-Volker Roeper Timothy William Ross Walter Rubright Phyllis Ann Rushing Jimmy Ray Russell William Robert Sampson Charles Leroy San Filippo Sylvia Darlene Satchel Bobby Ray Scott Jane A'lice Scott Jeane Scott Jimmy Scott Ronald Allen Scott Mary Anne Segall Frances Carroll Sessions Elizabeth Ann Sheppard Donna Renee Sherrer Jean Scott 73 LEANNA LYONS IS SGA SEC.-TREASURER. Debbie Ann Simmons Larry Jr. Simmons Tommie Lee Simmons CindySims Richard Keith Sims Robert Pagie Sims, Jr. Susan Marie Sims Joyce Ann Sizemore Mary Frances Skerlick Charles Stephen Smith Deborah Rose Smith Delphine Smith The Seniors capture the spirit stick several times with their great enthu- siasm. Edward Benjamin Smith Lee Ann Smith Patrick Smith Lance Howard Souders Donald Steve Spann John Andrew Sparkman Lori Gay Spence Ramona June Stafford Terry Jo Stephens Nancy Yvonne Stinson Melanie Ann Stoutamire Freida Ellen Stewart Sylva Satchel and Phyllis Amos take a break from their class routine. 75 DEBBIE FLEMING IS 77 DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL. 76 Loren Carl Strange Jr. Vicki Streetman Rebecca Lynn Strength Reginald Lamar Strickland Phillip David Stuckey Kevin Edward Sullivan Jennifer Laraine Tatum Donald Samuel Thorpe Anna Janeese Thornton Robert Charles Tice Jr. Larry Joe Tidwell Mark Stephen Timmermeyer Richard Curtis Tendell Romona Tison Rhonda Trawick Stephen Carey Tromly Rhonda Renee Tucker Kenneth Allen Turner David Windell Vickers Robert Paul Walden Aubrey LaDon Walters Katherine Marie Ware Brenda Warren Mary Joyce Warren Debbie Watkins David Eugene Watson Gary Moore Watson Wanda Sharron Watson KEN TURNER WINS LOCAL HOMEMAKER AWARD. Patricia Lynn Watts Kathy Jo Welch Lisa Marie Wells Kirby Edward Wesley Jr. Cheryl Ann White Dexter White Durant White Marilyn Whitehurst Linda Michelle Whitehurst Michael Whittaker Sheila Kay Whitworth Frank Terry Wildman Doug Lee, Chuck Tice, Rick Howard warm-up for a choral concert. Sherman Jerome Wilkinson Joe Harrell Williams Jr. Mary Catherine Williams Teresa Kay Williams Karen Elizabeth Wood Pamela Kaye Wood Virge Allen Woodie Elizabeth Hope Wright Elizabeth Wyllie Gloria Anita Yarbrough Wanda Kay Yarbrough Timothy Hal Yelverton Donald Joseph Zukoski Jr. Eddie Lee Deanna Phillips Bobbie Jean Frank Tamer a DuBose takes notes for research paper. John William Patton Wanda Grimes 1977 JUNIOR CLASS CONTAINS 375 MEMBERS. Beverly Abbott Rebecca Abbott Stanley Adams Tanya Adams Ken Addy Kenny Adkins Bobby Akridge Garry Albrecht Barbara Allen Melissa Allen Randall Ammons Pam Amos Patricia Amos Phyllis Amos Sandi Austin Zean Bagley Beverly Baker Elizabeth Baker Willie Baker Paul Barnes Richard Barnes Steve Barnes Walter Barno Jan Barrett Judy Barrett Sherrie Barron Wanda Batchelor Angie Baxter Maureen Beadles Jerry Beale Renee Bolen Eddie Borders Kim Bowden John Bracken Pam Bradley Alicia Bradshaw Reqina Brettschneider Kelley Brian James Brown Susan Bryars Lisa Buckner John Bullard Jan Burchett Darryl Burkhalter Sharon Butt Julie Bynum Debbie Byrd Bill Cameron Tommy Casaday Janice Cawley Jerome Cawley Willian Chain Nick Ciuzio Sylvia Clark Christy Clay David Cobb Sylvia Collins Corlis Colvin Andrew Conaway Thomas Conaway Jeff Constantine Curtis Cook Marcia Coonce Eric Coone Debra Cooper Elisha Cooper Steve Cooper Willie Council Becky Cousins Scot Craig Jackie Crittenden David Crosley 81 JR. CLASS PRESIDENT IS PHILLIP PRESLEY. 82 Terry Cullen Patty Curtis Geary Daves Mario Davila Silvia Davila Julee Davis Donna Dean Nancy Deane Larry Degeest Mike Dempsey Raymond Diaz Mike Dickerson Beth Dillonaire Sandy Dixon Walter Douglas Tol Dozier Rosalyn DuBose Tony DuBose Sylvia Duke John Dunaway Miriam Dykes Elizabeth Ebert Alma Eldridge Nancy Eldridge Patricia Eldridge Chris Eller Kim Elliott Perry Elliott Bob Ellis Reyna Eutsey Gilbert Fuentes relaxes between classes. Jo Farris Beth Feagin Paul Fearing Heidi Fell Jackie Fildes Gail Filipowski Mark Fisher Robert Fisher Berry Fleming FoxFIeming Kummel Fleming Willie Fleming Horace Flowers Geri Ford Ruth Forrest Don Foster Bob Fowner Naredell Frazier Rob French Gilbert Fuentes Ellen Furney Jerry Gail lard Alicia Gainey Debbie Garner Jill Garrison R. Scott Gaston Scott Gaston John Gehrking Nick George Jr. Vicky Gepnart John Germack Julia Gibson Tina Gibson Terry Gillen Tim Gilley Jay Glowacz Edison Chapman finds his class amusing. 83 STEPHANIE SMITH SERVES AS JR. V- PRESIDENT. David Goodson Tommy Goodson Jim Grimsley Tim Greathouse Karen Greer Kenneth Green Casey Haddox Toni'Hall Caron Hammill Pattie Harris Tammy Peterson Harris Carole Harrison Lynn Hartwell Lillie Hattew James Hayes Lori Haynie John Hearn Allen Heath Bobby Henderson Robert Henderson Randy Hendricks Rick Hill Louis Holloway Barbara Holmes Daryl Holmes Robin Holt Carol Honeycutt Keith Hopkins Donald Horton Henry Howard Jill Garrison listens to a classmate's viewpoint. Clay Howell Scott Hoyem Cindy Huber Ben Hughes Nick Hundley Jimmy Hurt Becky Hutto Karen Hyles Jenny Ingram Liz fshee Freddie Jackson Marilyn Jackson Marsha Jacquay Ricky James Annie Johnson Brenda Johnson Debbie Johnson Donna Johnson Kathy Jo Johnson Quinnette Johnson Bruce Jones Cindy Jones Diane Jones Jeff Jones Jimmy Jones Peggy Jones Jerry Jordan Joni Justice Mike Kauchick Janice Kauffman 85 Terri Strauss laughs at Dorene Mullinax's attempt at a joke. Mike Kendrick Tim Killion Craig King Loletta King Debbie Klingenbeck Michael Kmetz Dorthinia Knight Jeff Knott Lori Kuhn Tom Kula Edwin Lane Harold Lanier Marc Langston Jerome LaPointe Lynn Latham Susan LaVoy Cindy Lee Larry Lee Lori Lee Melinda Ledbetter Brenda Leverette Jimmy Lewis Michael Likely Steve Locklar Susan Locklar Kathy Lolley Leda Lolley Sharon Lolley Suzanne Lowe Patrick Lusk Michele Mariano Billy Martin Edwin Martin Jim Martin Kim Martin Stuart Martin 1977 JR. SECRETARY IS JILL GARRISON. Vicky Mathias Joy Mauldin Deloris Mayes William Mayhair Cindy Measles Teresa Medley Janear Mi ley Denise Miller Al Miller Carolyn Mills Martha Mixson Joe Moodt James Moore Tammy Moore Teresa Motley Suzie Murdock Dale McCahan Kim McCluskey Joey McCollough Warren McConnell Randy McCourry Jennye McCreary Roslind McDaniel Patty McGrath Stuart McHardy Jennie McKenzie Joe McKinney Sandra McKinney Lisa McLean Debbie Nail JR. MAGAZINE SALES REACH RECORD HIGH. Rick Nicholson Tami Nichols Lynne Nagy Carla New Patti Neese Ronald Newby Kathy Ogburn Jodie Olliver Cheri Paramore Kay Parker Patti Parker Tommy Parker BeBe Parrish LaRonda Parrish Thomas Patterson Teressa Patton Bill Paulk Chris Penuel Mark Penuel David Peoples Janice Perkins Kevin Perrin Glenda Pesson Julie Peterson Nina Pettit DeAnna Phillips David Pearce Donald Pierson Michael Pierson James Pittman Shireley Pittman Dan Plyler Bill Polley Robert Poston Joey Powell Larry Prescott Phillip Presley Kevin Price Russell Quattlebaum Kevin Quillen Penny Rawls Randy Reagan Brenda Reese Shirley Reese Doug Reynolds Alicia Rnodes Susan Rice Robert Richards Doug Robertson Dixie Robinson Marcus Rodriguez Allan Rowland Clyde Rowe Jan Russell Paul Russell Alice Sams Kevin Schauer John Schug Patricia Scott Celeste Sharpe Milton Shipman Rosalind Simmons Sue Simmons Kay Sims Randy Sims Joyce Skinner Ken Slawson Billy Smith Cindy Smith Jan Smith Janine Smith Jeff Smith Jo Smith Leviett Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith Mark Smith Stephanie Smith Juniors Toni Hall, Sylvia Duke, anjl Sharon Butt show enthusiasm at a pep rally. 89 78 SR. RINGS ARE ORDERED DURING 77 JR. YEAR. Betty Snell John Snellgrove Darrell Speigner Meg Springer Kay Starrett Lynda Stewart Phyllis Stewart Donna Stevens Jackson Stevens Bambi Stone Teri Strauss Steve Strength Jimmy Tanner Johnny Tanner Robert Taylor Sandra Taylor Donald Thames Ronald Thames Glenda Thomas Sheila Thomas Teresa Thomas Rob Thompson Tammy Thompson Walter Thompson Mark Tinsley Debbie Tramel Brenda Tucker Robert Turley Shirley Tyson Richard Vaughn 90 Gary Vincent Grace Wade Susie Waldner Donny Walker Mary Walker Barbara Walls Steve Walters Rim Warren Stan Waters Paula Watkins Denna Watson Steve Watson Rilert West Stephanie Whigham Chip White Teri White Verlene Whitehurst Nancy Whitman Pati Whitman Debbie Wilkes Della Williams Sara Williams Renee Willis Andy Wilson Jodie Oliver and Julie Peterson discuss paper assignment. 1977 SOPHOMORE CLASS TOTALS OVER 400 STUDENTS. Bennie Abbott Larry Adams Sheila Adkison Lynn Addy Ronnie Akridge Dennie Allen Keith Ammons Anita Anderson Connie Anderson Gloria Anderson Brenda Austin Bruce Averett Greg Averett Kevin Averett Len Averett Curtis Barnes Scott Barron David Batchelor Thyra Batchelor Regina Bauer Ginny Beckwith Earl Bennett Donald Bess Edward Berry Tony Biasello Billy Blue Timmy Boggess Christina Bolen Evelyn Booker Jeanese Booker Brenda Borders Vicki Boyd Val Bozeman Ann Brand Roxanne Brannon Tsina Braswell Michael Britt Charles Brock Barbara Brooks Darold Brooks Keith Brooks 92 Ramona Brooks Sherry Brooks Wiley Brooks Jim Brown Jimmy Brown Jennifer Brown Tony Brown Alan Bruce Gordon Bruce Stanley Bryant Kim Buehler Randy Burchett Marsha Burroughs Missy Burwell Melisa Butt Ted Buxton Terrie Byrd Susie Cain Janet Cannon Marie Carlton Kathy Carr Paul Carr Tonita Carr Cherie Carter Mike Caskey Roosevelt Chambers Cheri Chandler Elizabeth Clark Mark Clark Bill Clem Kathy Clowes Jerome Cobb Cherise Coe Daniel Conaway Billie Cook Michael Coone Jon Cooper Kathleen Copeland Jill Cornell Kim Cothren Anita Couch James Council Jimmy Council Lynda Council Willie Council Lesia Covington Joe Cowden John Crews 93 MARSHA BURROUGHS IS ELECTED SOPH. CLASS PRESIDENT. Tiki Crumpler Jim Culiina Sean Culiina Beverly Culverhouse Tommy Curry Celeste Daly Van Danford Dora Dansby Anqela Davis Belinda Davis Gary Davis Laura Davis Susan Deal Tim Dean Karen Dempsey Lisa Dickson Danny Discus Lamar Danold Lyn Donaldson Tim Donaldson Carol Dotson David Doty Glenda Drew Mitchell Ducote Patty Duff Justine Dunn Mark Dyess Rosalie Erwin Joe Ethridge Taffie Ewell Cindy Fiegel Brenda Fisher Alesia Florence Rosalyn Forbes Greg Fortune Rich Foster Cecilia Griffin Donna Griffin Lydia Grimmer Mike Fowner Frances Foy Steve Frank Bill Frazier Laura Fuller Dee Dee Gainey Chuck Gardner Katherine Garrett David George Jeffery Gibson Pat Gilbert Jeff Gill Jeffrey Glover David Golden Kevin Goodman Jim Goodson Kim Goodson Steve Goodson Gwen Goosby Terri Gordon Karen Graham Kim Graham Margie Graham Teena Gralheer Dunbar Graham Scott Grantham Oleane Grase Mark Grav Cynthia Green James Green Richard Green Paul Greene Alice Greenwood James Greenwood Steve Grice David Grider SOPH. V-PRESIDENT IS LAURA FULLER. David Hagerla Steve Haggard Dean Haines Jimmy Hall Margaret Hall Vicki Hamilton Randy Harden Liz Harrison Sandra Hattaway Keith Helms Charles Hendrix Jayne Hensley William Hetrick Holly Hickman Robin Hines Ronny Hinson Rick Hobson Dan Holmes Vanessa Holmes Nedra Horner Eddie Howard David Howell Felicia Howell Teresa Howell Anita Hudson David Hughes Tara Hughes Brent Humbert Karla Hundley Sandra Hunter Mike Hussey Lisa Ivy David Jackson Jim Jackson Dee Dee Jacobs Joddy James Scott Jernigan Jennifer Jeter Carolyn Johnson Dennis Johnson Richard Jolley Alisa Jones Delois Jones Dwan Jones Ronnie Jones Rusty Jones Todcf Jones Tommy Jones Sharon Justice Suzy Keevert Donna Keiser Kathy Kelly Leign Kelly Mark Kelley Ted Kemmet Stuart Key John Kigerl Kathy Kirkland Gregq Kroodsma Janelle Lane Gary Lawson Virginia Lawson Eric Leaf Joye LeCompte Teri Lee Jeff Leingang Fred Lewis Avena Liz Lewis Eric Lodge Jeffery Logan Mark Lolley Mark Lolley Carol Dotson and Jimmy Selby await their next art assignment. 97 KIM BUEHLER SERVES AS SOPH. CLASS SECRETARY. Randall Lolley Annette Long Mark Longsworth Cheryl Lott Beverly Maccabe Pat Mackin Lisa Mahan Kevin Manley Teddy Maucn Michael Meadows Mike Meeks Steve Melton Farrial Mercer Rita Metcalf Kena Miller Yvonne Miller Beth Mills Bill Montgomery Gary Moore Janice Moore Tommy Moore Mary Moseley Peggy McBee David McCall Sonya McCol lough Chris McCourry Scottie McCray Richard McDaniel Ken McDuffie Ray McEachern James McGrath Beth McHenry Mary McNeal Ricky Newsom Leshia Nichols Steve Nagy Ricky Nichols Nancy Nicholson Vicki Nuckolls Leisha Ogburn Charles O'Neal Beverly Oxford Carolyn Oxford Bruce Parker Robert Parker Connie Parrish Dennis Perdue Kathy Perkins Cindy Phillips Sherry Pickard Michael Pincince Leverne Pittman Nancy Pol ley Bob Ponder Jeanne Porta Roger Porter David Powers Paul Powell Teressa Rainey Julie Rawls Dennis Reagan John Redmon Carol Reeves Charlotte Reynolds Tsina Braswell finds EHS a little unsettling for a time. 99 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPIRIT IS HIGH IN 76-77. Dawn Rice Kathy Rice Tract Richards Mark Riley Sheryl Roddy Luke Rogers Curtis Ross Delores Rudd Ron Rubright Mike Sabiston Michael Sampeck Annie M. Sanders Dawn Sanders Reginald Sanders Tracy Sanders Mary Ann Sarda Thelma Schall Jenice Schofield Gloria Anderson and friends review EHS handbook. Cheryl Smith Linda Smith Lumon Smith Dale Snell Gigi Southwell Stacey F. Sparkman Cynthia Spears Jill Stinson Terri Stinson Quintin Stokes Lynn Stone Kelly Stratton David Strickland Joey Sullivant Jerome Taft Cindi Tanner Kevin Tatem Scott Tatem Tommy Teasdale Michael Terrell Karren Terry Paul Terry Kevin Tindell Susan Timmermeyer 101 Tammy Tisdale Tammy Trawick Laura Treadway David Truchon Mike Thomas Billy Thompson Leon Thompson Jr. Allen Turnage Russell Uhrig Joann Upshaw Angia Vaughn Mark Vickers Janet Waites Bruce Walden Brenda Walker Tammy Walker Linda Warren Betty Watson Jo Anna Weeks Billy West Charles Westmoreland Kevin White Cynthia Whitehurst Harlan Whitehurst Samuel Whitehurst Anna Williams Kelley Williams Roy Williams Thomas Williams Gary Wittekind Dave Wood Scotty Wood Stephen Wright Angela Waynt Owen Yarbrough Avery Youngblood Brad Yuhas 102 FACULTY REINSTATES SEMESTER TESTS. The EHS administration and faculty had a busy year. Semester tests were begun again. A new 10th grade grammar program was started. EHS added a track program and expanded girls interscholastic athletics. A symphonic band was formed. Home Economics electives were expanded. The EHS faculty was always striving to better the student's learn- ing experiences. Principal Mr. Morgan discusses school matters with Mrs. Pat Howard. Assistant Principal Mr. Alford watches students prepare for a pep rally. sBKfaaw - vsti Assistant Principal Mr. Peavy discusses a student's problem with parents. 104 Assistant Principal Mr. Carter talks things over with Alan Bruce. Dan Pridgen - Guidance Without secretaries, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Welch, EHS might flounder. Counselor Mr. Bass prepares for 77-78 registration. FACULTY CONTAINS FIFTY-FOUR MEMBERS Herb Arnette-Welding Joe Baker-Chemistry, Physics Ray Barnes-Auto Mechanics Rex Bryan-History Sue Cousins-Spanish Henri Craig-Typing Nancy Dawson-English Faye Edberg-Biology Linda Farris-BOE ZJ. Fleming-AIgebra Jeanice Fuller- Geometry Gail Helms- Home Economics Wille James Hurst- Special Education Gil Kelley-English Janet King-Math, Algebra Dewey Lolley- Building Trades Carrol Martin- Vocational Education Charlene Martin- English Thelma Martin- Algebra, Mechanical Drawing JoAnn McKnight- BOE Mrs. Griffin makes a point during a faculty meeting. Mr. Bauer relates French History to his French III Class. STUDENTS AID FACULTY IN EVALUATING IN- Other faculty members in- clude: L. Eddins, L. Edgar, V. Griffin, M. Hardin, C. Kelley, B. Kies, M. Kincey, J. Lewis, J. Lunsford, N. McCorvey, T. Maddox, D. Magouyrk, E. Manning, M. Paramore, L. Reynolds, G. Spiliotis, J. Strength, S. Weeks, and C. Bauer. Mrs. Kelley participates in Home- coming Dress Up Day. Coach Magouyrk checks his PE class roll. Teachers watch as a basketball pep rally progresses. Flo Nichole-Audio Visual Charlotte Preston-Speech, Debate Wayne Reed-HOE James Reese-Psychology, Sociology Alice Rhodes-Trig, Geometry Myra Riley-Economics, Government Al Routley-Electricity Buena Snellgrove-BOE Brenda Stinson-English, History Jane Taylor-Math 108 Sylvia Terrell-Home Economics Julian Thompson-Art, Yearbook Hobson Walden- VIE Doug Whittle- General Science Myrl Whittle- Biology Louise Williamson-English Betty Windham-English Dorothy Youngblood-English 109 PASSTIME BANANAS AND INDIANS HIGHLIGHT HOMECOMING PEP RALLY. The 1976 Homecoming Week was one filled with a spirit of Enterprise High School. It had been a long time since the students displayed the spirit evident during this week. The highlight of the week was the pep rally. Each class presented a spirit skit to the delight of the student body. The banana eating contest between the classes brought down the house. The spirit was at a fever pitch for the football game. Jenny McCreary supplies the con- testants with fresh bananas- The Sophomore skit is very involved and imaginative. 110 There is no shortage of horses for Seniors display tremendous spirit at The judges award the spirit stick to the band skit. pep rally. the entire student body. RACY TRACY” HITE WINS HC MALE BEAUTY CONTEST. The second annual Male Beauty Contest was a big hit during Homecoming Week. The contestants entered the event with good spirit and tongue-in-cheek. Hosted by Mr. Thompson, the event evoked a round of thunderous applause. Winner of the con- test was Racy Tracy Hite with Miss Bert McCreary coming in second. The contestants wait nervously for their entrance. Don Clay waits while wig adjust- ments are being made. 112 Contestant Henry Howard displays an Hawaiian motif. John Baker leads the student body in the EHS Alma Mater. Tracey Racy Hite accepts the win with style. No Homecoming is complete with- out the traditional bonfire. LISA DONALDSON IS ELECTED ’76 HOMECOMING QUEEN. Every year the student body elects a Homecoming Queen and her court. These girls are always a credit to Enter- prise High School. This year was no exception. The 1976 Homecoming Queen was Lisa Donaldson. Sherri Henderson is elected by her classmates as Senior attendant. Being presented to the student body is Jane Scott, member of the Queen's court. Lisa Donaldson is crowned 1976 Homecoming Queen by Pam Single- ton. 114 Senior Tasha Brae kin serves as a member of the Queen's Court. Debbie Fleming is elected Home- coming Senior Attendant. Jim Grady escorts Sophomore at- tendant Karen Graham. Queen Lisa Donaldson poses with the 1976-1977 Homecoming Court. EHS BEAUTIES WIN MANY TITLES. Elizabeth Lester is selected as the Debbie Fleming is chosen as the 1977 1977- 1978 Coffee Co. Jr. Miss. DAR Good Citizenship Girl. 116 Kay Sims is first runner-up In Miss Enterprise. Stephanie Smith is selected second runner-up in Miss Enterprise. Debbie Klingenbeck is selected as the 1977-78 Miss Enterprise. 117 Rick Sims and Carol Honeycutt re- hearse Shipoopi. The cast listens to the directions of Mr. Thompson. Brett Anderson portrays Harold Hill— The Music Man. 118 1977 EHS ALL SCHOOL PLAY IS THE MUSIC MAN.” Following the smash '76 production, My Fair Lady , the EHS '77 all school play is Mere- dith Willson's The Music Man. Tryouts were held in December with the play scheduled for March 31, April 1 and 2, 1977. Again this year over 150 students were involved. Re- hearsals were held for 2 months at Hillcrest School while the EHS auditorium was being rennovated. Cold weather did not halt rehear- sals. The cast and crew worked long and hard to make The Music Man another smash hit. Bret Anderson and Liz Lester re- hearse the love scene. Ken Addy and Liz Lester do not find this scene boring. 119 MR. THOMPSON AND MR. BRYAN DIRECT THE MUSIC MAN”. A highlight of the show will be the Library scene. The cast rehearses the Trouble production number. 121 RECORD CROWDS ATTEND MUSIC MAN � � On March 31, April 1 and 2, over 2,400 people at- tended the performances of the EHS production of The Music Man . The crowd reaction to the brilliant per- formances were overwhelming. Each performance ended with a standing ovation. To the 150 students involved in some way with The Music Man it was an event they would never forget. Liz Lester's performance was out- standing for the 3 night run. For 2 hours each night Brett Anderson was Harold Hill- Music Man. Pam Wood's face is a mirror of the joy everyone felt while on stage. CAST: G. Moore, C. Patrick, T. Walker, L. Kuhn, L. Smith, T. Hill, K. Goodson, C. Paramore, M. Ledbetter, K. Starrett, B. Sampson, R. Dean, R. Sims, J. Baker, J. Hopkins, K. Addy, G. Albrecht, P. Leaf, B. Douglas, B. McCreary, T. Teasdale, L. Adams, C. Honeycutt, K. Brabham, G. Wade, H. Merton, B. Stone, T. Patton, C. Sessions, C. Dotson, S. Rice, D. Johnson, K. Gra- ham, Rick Sims, T. Houston, R. Howard, P. Whitman, B. Anderson, E. Lester, P.Wood, C. Haddox, M. Mixson, G. Daves. OVER 700 PEOPLE ATTEND JR.-SR. PROM. The Ft. Rucker NCO Club was the site for the 1977 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Over 700 students and guests flowed through the buffet line and onto the dance floor. The Tailsman provided the music. A prom highlight was the GUEST appearance of the FFA Quartet. Rob Thompson and Kim Martin enjoy the happy atmosphere. Elisa Reynolds watches the dancers The Tailsman provides a slow with keen interest. number for sweethearts. 124 The dancing at the prom is crowded Most students enjoy the buffet at the and constant. NCO Club. 125 12f The band plays until midnight. Terri Gordon takes a break to fix her hair. THE TAILSMAN” PLAY FOR PROM. Jay Beckwith and his date take a There is time to talk to friends during break to cool off. Paul Fearing and his date enjoy the the evening. music and friends. PROM IS HELD AT FT. RUCKER NCO CLUB. As the evening wears on, the crowd thins out. Denise Miller finds fellow students to chat with. Flo Bell relaxes as the band takes a break. Kathy Gay and her date seem to be Some couples stay until the last song enjoying themselves. is played. 129 SENIORS HAVE SKIP DAY — EVERYONE HAS AEA. Seniors have one day of legal hookey and they take full advantage of it. However, everyone at EHS has the AEA week. Teachers flock to conventions and students flock to the beach. A week of fun and sand is hard to leave for a return to books. Dan Plyler takes a walk in the surf. • 130 Jennye Ingram helps Sylvia Clark down to the ocean. EHS students enjoy the sun and waves at PC. 131 Susan Bryars enjoys meeting other high schoolers. 77 SENIORS RECEIVE 50 + SCHOLARSHIPS. On May 27, 1977, the Annual Honors Night was held. The Class of '17 did well in scholarships, honors, and awards. Over 100 seniors were recognized for their contributions to EHS. Over 50 scholarships were awarded to the seniors. The Honors Seniors conducted the ceremony. The '77 Seniors recognized Mr. Morgan with a gift. Michelle Whitehurst receives a NHS scholarship. The Seniors surprised Mr. Morgan with a gift for being their principal for 3 years. Tammy Houston Is a member of Who's Who in American High Schools. Larry Tidwell receives the Fraternal Order of Police Scholarship. 133 CLASS OF 77 EARNS MANY HONORS AND AWARDS. Jim Grady receives the Harding College Scholarship. John Munroe presents several awards on Honors Night. U4 Michael Chapman is awarded the Alabama State Athletic Scholarship. Steve Moore is named Most Improved DE Student. Holly Merton, Lisa Marsh, and Liz Lester recognize Class of '77 honors. Anita Bromberg beams as she accepts the Band Pride Award. 136 Brian Dotson receives IMHb Scholarship. Janet Logan is awarded the Gamma Kappa Scholarship. HONOR SENIORS PRESENT PROGRAM. Suzanne Regis Is 1977 Gulf-State Swimming Champ in the 50 yard Freestyle. Rhonda Tucker leads the Class of '77 in the Alma Mater. Ken Abbott is 1977 Alabama High School Swimming Champion in 100 yard Breast- Stroke. REV. WELLS DELIVERS BACCALAUREATE SERMON. At 4:00 May 29, 1977, the Class of '77 listened to the Baccalaureate Sermon in the EHS auditorium. The Processional and Recessional was played by Liz Lester. Special music was provided by the EHS Concert Choir. The Invocation was delivered by Rev. McCloud, the Sermon by Rev. Wells, and the Benediction by Rev. Hearn. Ray Boyd has a small problem with Carol Sessions helps Kathy Fear.ing his cap. with her honor cord. Speakers are: (Invocation) Rev. Jesse McCloud, (Sermon) Rev. Frank Wells, (Benediction) Rev. David Hearn. Mrs. Martin checks row assignments for the seniors. 138 The Class of '77 marches In for the Bacealaureate Service. After the service, proud parents begin to take photographs. Debbie Motley signs Ladon Waiter's program. Wesley Davis listens to instructions The auditorium resembles a sea of Danny Marshall checks his alignment for Baccaluareate. people at rehearsal. with the opposite line. Mr. Morgan and Mr. Baker estimate the number of seats available. Rick Howard finds time to take some souvenir photos. 140 Leon Holmes waits for a final row Judy Foster listens to last minute Vickie Hitt checks the program for check. instructions. name. Mrs. Riley makes sure everyone is in his assigned seat. Judy Heath helps Shelia Whitworth make last minute adjustments. THE WAITING AND PRAYING IS OVER. IT IS NOW 141 GRADUATION On May 31, 1977, the Senior Class of 1977 marched into Bates Memeriol Stadium to receive their diplomas. Led by five Valedictorians, the seniors were awarded their diplomas by Principal Mr. Morgan. It had rained earlier but the sky was dry for the ceremony. The Seniors of '77 were graduates by 9:30 p.m. Thousands of parents and friends The Class of '77 waits for Pomp and attend the ceremony. Circumstance to begin. 1977 . . . The '77 Seniors move toward their diplomas and their futures. 142 Sisters Sharon and Karon Burton graduate together in 1977. Seniors wait anxiously as the time nears to receive their diplomas. The faces of '77 reflect maturity and determination. 143 CLASS OF 77 HAS 41 HONOR SENIORS. 1977 Honor Students: J. Anderson, D. Baker, T. Beard, S. Bell, A. Bromberg, P. Burroughs, D. Colvin, B. Dotson, B. Ellis, K. Fearing, T. Findley, T. Gannon, G. Golden, J. Grady, M. Hamilton, L. Helms, M. Holloman, D. Hughes, R. Johnson, M. Kirkland, A. LePore, E. Lester, J. Lolley, M. McDaniel, A. Marsh, K. Marusich, D. Mellish, H. Merton, R. Montgomery, J. Munroe, J. Paulk, W. Sampson, C. Sessions, L. Souders, R. Stafford, T. Stephens, L. Tidwell, R. Tucker, P. Walden, M. Walls, M. Whitehurst. Valedictorian Melissa Holloman expresses thanks to parents and teachers. Brian Quisenberry presents the Senior Gift to Mr. Morgan. Valedictorian Bill Sampson delivers the 1977 Special Address. Valedictorian Kathy Fearing delivers the Invocation. Valedictorian Tyler Findley says farewell to Enterprise High School. Valedictorian Marsha McDaniel welcomes everyone to Graduation 1977. 144 Jill Dawson beams as she receives her diploma. Gladys Johnson is all smiles at graduation. Sheila Bell receives her well earned diploma. THE FACES OF 1977 TELL IT ALL. The faces of '77 tell it all. Joy, pride, sadness, determination, and a look to the future are portrayed on the faces of the 1977 Graduating Class of EHS. Bruce Collins Patty Lloyd Tammy Huston Ronald Coxsom James Horace Sharon Pierce 146 Seniors '77 celebrate the end of three Over go tassles to show that the Class years at EHS. of 1977 is no more. 147 TOGETHER TIME EDDIE FOY LEADS STUDENT GOVERNMENT. The Student Government Association consists of representatives elected by the student body. The officers are Pres.-E. Foy, V-Pres.-L. Hill, and Sec.- L. Lyons. Some of their Brojects include the lomecoming activities, recognizing outstanding students and teachers and sponsoring College Career Day jointly with the guidance office. Sponsors for the club are Mr. Alford and Mrs. Williamson. Mr. Alford and SGA members count the homecoming queen ballots. (1ST ROW, L-R) P. Morris, D. Bagley, P. Simms, S. Williams, S. Bryars, Z. Bagley, K. Key, F. Foy, L. Grimmer, K. Graham, G. Wade, (2ND) K. Terry, S. Smith, C. Sessions, C. Cline, M. Martin, S. Henderson, D. Johnson, K. Vaugn, S. Hundley, 6. Mellish, D. Fleming, L. Dickson, K. Buehler, K. Clark, (3RD) T. Brackin, J. Harris, D. Klingenbeck, P. Montgomery, B. Ellis, T. Patton, S. Tayloor, J. Beckwith, D. Hughes, T. Hughes, M. Ledbetter, K. Martin, L. Lyons, B. Austin 148 Mary Martin accepts her student of the month award from SGA President Brian Douglas, Leanna Lyons and Eddie Foy. Andy Wilson attend a SGA meeting. Susan Bryars announces the teacher of the month award at a pep rally. 149 NHS PROVIDES SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. The EHS Honor Society is a 5 of students who are at iuniors and have attended EHS at least one semester. They must have a 3.4 average, be of good character, and possess leadership qualities. Their projects include providing scholarships for deserving seniors and hosting the initiation ceremony in December. They also sponsor a Book Fair every year. OFFICERS: Pres.- B. Sampson, V,- Pres. - M. Holloman, Sec. - Carroll Session, Treas. - A. Bromberg. (1ST ROW, L-R) L. Kelly, J. Lolley, M. McDaniel, J. Anderson, S. Sims, J. Sizemore, P. Walden, D. Colvin, T. Stevens, (2ND) M. Whitehurst, T. Beard, T. Dument, M. Walls, K. Fearing, D. Baker, H. Merton, M. Holloman, L. Marsh, C. Sessions, S. Bell, (3RD) B. Strength, K. Marusich, M. Stafford, P. Montgomery, J. Grady, R. Kelly, L. Helms, T. Gannon, D. Hughes, B. Quisenberry, A. Bromberg, B. Sampson, T. Lepore, C. SanFillipo, f. Findley, P. Burroughs, L. Souders 150 151 DRAMATICS BUYS LIGHTS FOR AUDITORIUM The Dramatics Club, under the advisement of Mr. Thompson and Mr. Bryan, helped very much with the influence and attention needed in helping re-do the new auditorium. They held a drive which obtained two new overhead lights for the auditorium and also sponsered the All School Play. Many club members participated in the school play. (1ST ROW) K. Addy, T. Adams, H. Merton, M. Sabestine, R. Sims, P. Wood, M. Martin, A. Langston, T. Houston, M. Mixson, J. Oliver, J. Peterson, K. Brabham. (2ND) K. Baker, D. Klingenbeck, D. Johnson, C. Dotson, M. Meadows, T. Teasedale, T. Patton, K. Boggs, K. Garrett, P. Burroughs, A. Bromberg, R. Howard, D. Goodson, L. Marsh, S ■■■■■■■■mu Blocker, K. Quillen, (3RD) M. McDaniel, B. McDurmont, S. Rice, P. Montgomery, L. Smith, C. Crocker, B. Ellis, J. Fields, C. Phillips, T. Hite, T. Hill Club members study before the meeting begins. LIZ LESTER IS VOTED BEST THESPIAN.” The International Thesbian Society is a club sponsored by Mr. Thompson and Mr. Bryan used to promote the dramatic Arts in our school. To join the club students must participate in various activities to gain points. After the student has accumulated 10 points he may qualify for the club. Each year a student is selected from the club who has contributed the most to the Dramatic Arts and given an award. Rick Howard discusses money making projects. (1ST ROW, L-R) K. Addy, H. Anderson, T. Houston, K. Brabham. A. Bromberg, P. Burroughs, C. Cline, Merton, R. Sims, P. Wood, B. (2ND) B. Ellis, T. Patton, R. Howard, A. Langston EHS VICA IS OUTSTANDING DISTRICT 8 CLUB. VICA donated money to two faculty members whose houses burned down this year along with their project . They Toys For Tots' dIlected over 5UU toys ear for local boys ana girls. collected over 500 toys this year f VICA received many honors f 7 this year, one of which included winning Outstanding Club for District VIII - 1st place. Mr. Walden talks over upcoming VICA events. Kenny Kelley participates in VICA VICA students take time out of their meetings. regular day for a joke. (1ST ROW) Mr. Lolley, Mr. Routly, L. Hogan, R. Tindall, B. Parrish, L. Tidwell, F. Normand, S. Batchelor, M. Segall, A. Rowland, C. Clay, D. Watson, A. Gainey, C. Eller, T. Yelverton, B. Scoot, D. Marshall, J. Cowden (2ND) N. Horner, M. Lolley, J. Cullina, D. Powers, C. Anderson, P. Elliot, C. Penuel, D. Baker, S. McCray, T. Oean, G. Davis, J. James, S. Skinner, (3RD) S. Tatem, T. Kemmett, D. Martin, J. Moodt, C. McCoury, K. Slawson, J. DeRossett, D. Watson, D. Thorpe, M. Maccabe, B. Campbell, J. Jones, T. Parker, M. Amerine, M. Penuel, C. Sims, Mr. Walden, (4TH) D. Cobb, S. Wood, G. Averett, M. Riley, F. Lewis, J. Cawley, R. Barnes, B. Paulk, R. Quattlebaum, W. McConnell, J. Hayes, B. Fowner, C. Cook, P. Curtis, (5TH) K. Parker, Q. Johnson, K. McDuffie, R. J ones, B. Fleming, J. Reeves, R. Poston, R. Taylor, B. Reeves, M. Tinsley, G. Blalock, W. Barno, D. Pierson, J. Ethridge, R. Hill, T. Meyers, T. Brown, J. Schug, M. Moore, S. Spann, S. Cooper, D. Speigner, R. Strickland, M. Ethridge, T. Tomkins, (6) K. Adkins, B. Akridge, D. Lolley, D. Floyd, V. Moates, M. Reynolds, K. Perrin, J. Crews, D. Golden, D. Dicus, M. Baxley, J. Tanner, J. Dunaway, H. Workman, D. Powers, (7) R. Sims, R. Newsome, Q. Stokes, W. Rubright, R. Nichols, D. Reynolds, F. Mercer, M. Hussy, J. Greenwood, P. Gilbert, H. Lanier, T. Goodson, J. Redmond, G. Fuentes, M. Fisher, R. Newby, Mr. Barnes, E. Bennett. VICA OFFICERS: B. Parrish, R. Tindall, L. Hogan, S. Batcholer, F. Normand, L. Tidwell, M. Segall, A. Rowland. 155 STAN WATERS IS NEW DECA STATE REPORTER. The EHS DECA Chapter took 3rd place in the State Chapter of the Year Competition. Three DECA students attended the National Convention. Stan Waters was elected DECA State Reporter. Tica Polley won 1st place State in Apparel and Shirley Kimmet took 1st place State in Food Service. Money making projects included button making and selling candy. The school store inventory was also expanded. DECA Officers: A. Langston, J. Kelsoe, S. Moore, M. Springer, T. Polley, B. Hood, D. Motley, N S: L. Hill. DECA: (1ST ROW) B. Anderson, J. Cain, S. Kemmet, K. Brabham, V. Logsdon, D. Medley, L. Hagler, C. Collins, P. Mclendon, (2nd) A. Langston, 0. Zukoski, S. Thomas, C. Potts, M. Springer, L. Polley, S. Gilder, W. Davis, B. Polley, J. Kelsoe, T. Greathouse, B. Hood, Quillen, S. Simmons, D. Burkhalter, R. Nicholson, G. Golden, T. Ross, D. Motley, A. Miller. (3RD) D. Ogburn, S. Waters, V. Mahan, S. Smith, V. Warren, D. Gentry, V. Koch, J. Russell, D. Barley, S. Moore, G. Head, (4TH) K. John Kelsoe waits on the bus for the trip to begin. Steve Moore reacts favorably to a fellow student's demonstration. V n Lisa Hill reads the plans for the trip to Troy. Meg Springer, Denise Ogburn, and John Kelsoe work on state officers campaign. 157 KATHY OGBURN WINS 1ST PLACE IN FBLA PUBLIC SPEAKING. FBLA won many honors this year. District winners were: lst-Marsha McDaniel- Acct., 2nd place-Becky Strength-Steno 1, Miriam Dykes-Office procedures, Margerat Hall-Clerk Typist, Phil Herrod- Mr. FBLA, Kathy Ogburn-Public Speaking, Teri Strauss, Corlis Colvin, Leanna Lyons-Parlimentary Procedures, FBLA also sponsored the Employer- Employee Banquet and prepared a brochure on the Free Enterprise System. OFFICERS: M. Dykes, L. Dickson, D. Garner, M. McDaniel, S. Hundley, T. Strauss, B. Averett. (1ST ROW) C. Carter, J. Peterson, L. Dickson, D. Garner, M. McDaniel, S. Hundley, B. Nichols, S. McKinney, S. Tyson, S. Bell, J. Brown, Miss Snellgrove, S. Rice, K. Parker, B. Strength, K. Wood, L. Latham, C. Colvin, M. Williams, J. Heath, P. Skerlick, D. Williams, B. Averett, T. Beard, (3RD) Mrs. Farris, B. Frank, M. Walls, L. Lyons, M. Hall, A. Anderson, J. Gibson, A. Davis, P. Rushing, (4TH) P. Herrod, A. Anderson, E. Cooper, M. Dykes, K. Ogburn, K. Martin, T. Strauss. Margaret Hall wins the State Junior Terl Strauss and Kim Martin listen to Melinda Walls is an active member Clerk Typist competition. the minutes of the last meeting. of FBLA. 159 HOE HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR UIMDERPRIVILED CHILDREN. HHTM9WB HD MEMBERS: (1ST ROW) R. Tyson, J. Crittenden, J. Moore, K. Parker, R. Willis, S. Williams, L. Smith, J. Wilson, G. Davis, L. Donaldson, L. Lee, D. Watkins, T. Hill, T. Scott, (2ND) M. Whitehurst, J. Townsend, Mr. Reed demonstrates to his HOE classes. Three HOCA students were elected to state offices this year. They were: Sarah williams-v-President of Projects, Renee Willis- Secretary, and Glenda Pesson-Parliamentarian. HOCA also sponsored a Christmas Party for underpriviledged children. C. White, R. Eutsey, D. Fleming, G. Pesson, D. Miller, B. Holmes, J. Russell, T. Thompson, Joy, Mauldin, J. Kauffman, R. Gibson, B. Loser, J. Cannon, (3RD) C. Lee, T. Hall, R. Holt, S. Duke, M. Burch, R. Montgomery, J. Heath, J. Hensley, K. Goodson, M. Moseley, C. Smith, L. Kelly, R. Preusz, K. Dempsey, D. Hankinson, C. Arnette, C. Buehler, F Fleming, Mr. Reed, L. Blein. Pug Montgomery begins HOCA HOCA members learn the proper use meeting by calling roll. of the wheelchair. HOCA OFFICERS: C. White, R. Eutsey, S. Williams, P. Fleming, P. Montgomery, R. Willis, C. Beuhler. FFA BOASTS FOUR AMERICAN FARMERS. The Future Farmers Of America was under the new direction of Mr. C. C. Martin. FFA had an outstanding year receiving many awards. The club had two state farmers and four American farmers. All project sales proved successful for the club. OFFICERS: L. Boggess, G. Boggs, L. Donaldson, G. Crumpler, R. Boyd, T. Ellis, S. Danford. MEMBERS: K. Helms, B. Carter, P. Smith, G. Crumpler, L. Boggess, G. Boggs, R. Boyd, S. Danford, L. Donaldson, T. Ellis, Mr. Martin, (2ND) S. Haggard, M. Longsworth, J. Martin, S. Blocker, K. Vaughn, D. Colvin, M. Williams, V. Nichols, J. Langaing, L. LeCompte, W. Chain, (3RD) T. Simmons, S. Jernigan, M. Grey, M. Meeks, D. Hughes, B. Arnette, S. Gilmore, M. Hamilton, W. Hetrick, D. Akridge, (4TH) B. Martin, P. Barnes, J. Dunaway, B. Frazer, D. Thames, V. Donaldson, J. Meredith, R. Thames. 162 mmmrnrnm 163 SPANISH CLUB SPONSERS DISCO DANCE. The EHS Spanish Club was sponsored by Mrs. Cousins. To be in the Club, a student must be enrolled in a Spanish Class or have completed the highest level offered. Projects included football concessions, and a Christmas Disco Dance. Spanish Club members review club business. MEMBERS: (1ST ROW) N. Cuzio, J Gill, F. Foy, S. Craig, S. Sims, Mrs Cousins, P. Davis, R. Tucker, D. Robinson, D. Stevens, G. Wade, J. Olliver, (2ND) N. Jones, L. Wyllie, C. Clay, A. Langston, M. Terrell, T. Bolen, J. Cornell, K. Graham, P. Watkins, L. Lolley, L. Parrish, L. Grimmer, T. Hughes, J. Peterson, (3RD) P. Amos, S. Donaldson, M. Vickers, B. Cousins, M. Fuller, D. Pierce, M. Kirkland, K. Quillen, S Martin. 164 Mrs. Cousins takes a break after the long Disco Dance. Becky Cousins is a very loyal Spanish Club member. LIBRARY MEDIA HOLDS BOOK DRIVE. The Library and Media Club was very busy this year. They were one of many clubs that honored teachers during American Education Week. They also held a paperback book drive. They sponsored a Disco Dance ana helped with the Cystic Fibrosis skate-a- ‘hon. Mrs. Hardin and Library Media participate in Dress up Day. Mrs. Lewis prepares program for the club meeting. MEMBERS:(1ST ROW) Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Lewis, K. Williams, A. Wilson, M. Williams, J. Wilson, 0. Grace, G. Daves, J. Crittenden, D. Fleming, (2ND) S. Grantham, B. Douglas, S. Kraft, B. Holmes, L. Lyons, W. Fleming, D. Phillips, E. Reister. FHA VISITS LOCAL NURSING HOME AT CHRISTMAS TIME. The Future Homemakers of America had a football concession and held several bake sales. Leviett Smith, Jackie Crittenden, and Angie Davis attended the State FHA Convention at the U. of Montevallo. FHA members are a part of the Teacher Appreciation Tea. MEMBERS: S. Adkinson, P. Amos, Pt. Amos, T. Anderson, D. Baker, D. Batchelor, B. Blackmon, B. Brewer, B. Brooks, P. Butt, T. Byrd, C. Cain, M. Carlton, J. Cawley, M. Chapman, D. Clay, B. Collins, S. Collins, M. Coonce, D. Cooper, K. Cothern, J. Crittendon, B. Culverhouse, A. Davis, B. Davis, J. Davis, L. Davis, L. Davis, S. Dixson, P. Driskell, R. DuBose, A. Eldreidge, N. Eldridge, K. Elliott, T. Erwell, D. Evans, D. Fleming, G. Ford, L. Fuller, A. Gainey, K. Garrett, V. Cephart, J. Gibson, K. Goodwin, C. Green, M. Hall, T. Hall, L. Hatton, J. Heath, L. Helms, S. Henderson, L. Holmes, L. Holland, J. Horace, M. Huffstickler, C. Hundley, T. Hunter, L. Hurley, J. Ingram, D. Jones, P. Jones, S. Justice, J. LeCompte, T. Lee, K. Lolley, S. Lolley, S. Lowe, L. Lyons, P. Mace, L. Marsh, C. Mason, R. Maund, C. Mills, T. Moore, T. Motley, D. Nail, L. Nichols, T. Nichols, V. Nichols, K. Parker, C. Parrish, J. Perkins, S. Reese, E. Reynolds, K. Rice, A. Sanders, R. Sanders, S. Satchel, R. Simmons, St. Simmons, J. Skinner, L. Smith, L. Stewart, N. Stinson, C. Tanner, S. Thomas, J. Thornton, D. Townsend, D. Watson, J. Weeks, B. White, C. White, S. Whitworth, K. Williams, M. Williams, R. williams, D. Willis, L. Wright, A. Wyant, M. Beadles, T. Carr, T. Crumpler, B. Dillionaire, L. Hartwell, D. Knight, P. Rawls, B. Scott, M. Seagall, K. Sims, G. Thomas. 167 KEYCLUBBERS ATTEND STATE CONVENTION MEMBERS: (1ST ROW) F. Foy, K. Terry, G. Watson, B. Cousins, T. Gannon, J. Garrison, M. Fuller, P. Davis, B. Quisenberry, D. Colvin, P. Walden, S. Craig, R. Sims, (2ND) B. McKnight, L. Dickson, G. Crumpler, L. Donaldson, F. Fleming, C. Cline, S. Martin, B. Frazier, B. Brackin, M Kirkland,(3RD)M. Vicker, K. Averett, W. Douglas, B. Ellis, J. Bynum, J. Martin, D. Hughrs, M. Averett, P. Burroughs, J. Haggard, B. Dotson, R. Howard. The EHS Key Club had a busy year. They were headed by Paul Walden who served as this year's president. For the second year, the Key Club held a road block for MS. They received a letter of appreciation from the National MS office. Seven Key Clubbers attended the y Stuart Martin, Tim Gannon, and Rick The Key Club discusses its next Howard welcome new members. school service project. Paul Walden helps induct new member Walter Douglas. 169 FT A HONORS TEACHERS DURING EDUCATION WEEK. The Future Teachers of America continued to help and stimulate students interested in Education. The FTA sponsored several events during American Education Week. These events included a tea for the EHS faculty. Several FTA members actually taught one day in system schools. FTA: J. Barrett, T. Adams, B. Baker, C. Cline, P. Wood, S. Henderson, J. Lolley, D. Baker, P. Morrow, C. Gay, V. Hitt, R. Curenton, (2NDJM. Coonce, D. Blake, K. Greer, S. Maccabe, J. Harris, L. Crumpler, J. Scott, S. Brantley, V. Nichols, L. Helms, L. Marsh, S. Blocker, L. Boggess, D. Evans. Officers: J. Lolley (Treas.) L. Marsh Currington (Pres.) (V-Pres.), L. Crumpler (Sec.), R. MATH CLUB ORGANIZES JR. HIGH CLUBS. (1ST ROW L-R) H. Merton, Q. Johnson, D. McCahan, A. Rhodes, G. Presson, J. Smith, J. Snellgrove, D. Johnson, J. Tatem, M. Whitehurst, J. Anderson, D. Middleton, (2ND) P. Rawls, R. Beard, D. Melllsh, A. Kelly, M. Stoutamire, M. Holloman, V. Curbow, M. Martin, J. Lolley, K. Fearing, A. Bromberg, D. Garner, M. Jacquay, (3RD) Mrs. Rhodes, C. SanFillipo, T. Simmons, K. Abbott, P. Fearing, M. Hones, T. Findley, B. Smith, Mr. Fleming, F. Vincent, B. Sampson, S. Gaston, L. Saunders, K. Marusich, D. Pierce, G. Freeman The Math Club placed second in a math tournament held in Andulusia at LBW Jr. College. As one of their projects the math team helped organize math clubs at local Jr. High Schools, along with a trip to the nuclear plant in Dothan. OFFICERS: T. Beard, A. Kelly, M. Holloman, B. Sampson 172 I Michelle Whitehurst listens intently during a club meeting. Annelle Kelly and Ben Smith listen to a review of the Andy tournament. The Math Team wins second place at the Math Tourney in Andalusia. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS PLACE 4TH AT CAMP. The football cheerleaders worked long and hard during the summer to be ready for the football season. They 6laced fourth at the niversity of South Alabama Clinic. To raise money they held a car wash, work day, bake sale, and a calendar sale. They added a lift to spirit at school and at the games. Karren Terry cheers the Wildcats on to victory. The pyramid is always a highlight of pep rallies. 174 Despite rain, Anita Yarborough cheers the Wildcats on to victory. Jennye McCreary leads the Juniors in the Spirit Stick yell. Felica Normand claps in beat with the fight song. Karen Key serves as 1976-77 Football Cheerleader Captain. Alisa Florence encourages the Francis Foy serves as 1976-77 Co- Karen Graham watches for cue to Sophomores to show more spirit. Captain. begin the next routine. 176 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CLINIC. The Basketball Cheerleaders attended Huntington Cheerleading Clinic where they made an impressive showing. In addition to a car wash and a bake sale, the cheerleaders sold season tickets. Janice Wilson serves as 1976-77 Basketball Cheerleader Captain. Basketball Cheerleaders lead student body in the Alma Mater. Garllyn Boggs announces winner of the spirit stick. Ginny Beckwith encourages fans to cheer at a home game. Jackie Crittendon serves as 1976-77 Nancy Stinson watches as students BB Co-Captain. file into the gym. 178 Loletta King is always up for the Sarah Williams enjoys the spirited Dixie Robinson rehearses a routine games and the pep rallies. number played by the Wildcat Band. with poms-poms. BB Cheerleaders perform routine between Varsity and B-Team games. 179 CLASSTIME The EHS English Dept, offered such various courses as Mythology, Bible Lit., Modern Age, Short Story and Anatomy of Language. The courses are designed to be interesting and satisfy credit requirements. ENGLISH Buck Whitehurst searches for a homework assignment. Mr. Kelley enjoys refreshments In Teacher Appreciation Day. Janet Anderson hurries to finish English assignment. Francis Foy scans her notes before a test. Charles Meredith, Alan Roland, and Russell Quatelbaum talk about their English exam. 181 ENGLISH DEPT. OFFERS 24 DIFFERENT COURSES. EHS offers a number of English courses designed to teach students the fundamentals of understanding the English Language. There are twenty five courses offered for the students to choose from. Students in Mr. Strength's class prepare their compositions. Mrs. Dawson discusses English with her students. Jackie Kiel works hard on her Mr. Strength helps David Grider with composition. his Word Usage. Teri White and Reyna Eustey go over their homework. Two English students make use of the library. 183 CUP O’COFFEE PRINTS STUDENT’S WORK. All year the Cup 0' Coffee got out a free excellent newspaper. Articles and poems were published by students from all over the High School. The last edition was dedicated to the Seniors. It included their class history, prophecy, and their last Will and Testament. EHS was kept well informed about school life by the Cup 0' Coffee. Sheryl Roddy helps in her journalism class. (1ST ROW L-R) J. Filipowski, M. Peterson, J. Oliver, (2ND ROW) J. Hutto, B. Albrecht, A. Sams, L. Ducote, S. Roddy, F. Stewart, J. Ducote, J. Morgan, J. Russell, B. Burwell, L. Holmes. Jimmy Morgan is a reporter for the paper staff. Alice Sams always has a smile on her Mrs. Paramore laughs at a student's face. remark. l KATHY HOWELL-LEEANN SMITH CO-EDITOR ENCOALA. This year the Encoala had Co-eaiters. They were LeeAnn Smith and Kathy Howell. Under their guidance the staff put in many hours of hard work and dedication to Kut the yearbook together. owever, there were many enjoyable moments. This past summer several members of the staff attended a workshop in Atlanta. Cheri Paramore and Trey Hite work well together. Margie Graham talks with Virge Woodie about naming seniors. Sheryl Roddy searches pictures for Sophs, and Jrs. (1ST ROW L-R) S. Maccabe, S. Smith, C. Paramore, M. Graham, V. Roddy, K. Howell, J. Baker, L. Boyd, L. Hagler, T. Hite, J. Morgan. Smith, (2ND) K. Pearing, L.A. LeeAnn Smith chooses pictures for the yearbook. HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT ARE REQUIRED TO GRADUATE. Each year Mrs. Riley takes her Government classes to court to learn about courtroom procedures first-hand. This year her students were lucky enough to sit in on a murder trial. Mrs. Decker laughs at Kevin Perrin's joke. 1M Joey Glenn, Mr. Bryan, and Meg Springer ponder a question in American History. Mrs. Decker listens to a student's question. Mr. Bryan adds a little humor to his History class. NINE SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES ARE OFFERED AT EHS. The Social Studies program at EHS is designed to give students a varied background in history, economics, government, geography, psychology, and sociology. Eleventh graders are required to take U.S. History, and twelth graders are required to take Government and Economics. Students enjoy listening to Mrs. Stinson teach. Mrs. Decker reviews class assignment with students. Mr. Reese gives notes for an upcoming test. Jo Farris seems to enjoy her history class. Mr. Dubose takes a break from class to enjoy Teacher Appreciation Day. 191 MATH RANGES FROM TRIG TO BUSINESS MATH. Math courses at EHS give students a chance to pick from business math, which is basic math computation, to calculus, whicn is an advanced math course to prepare students for college. Mrs. Rhodes is surprised by a student's question. Students are eager to help their fellow classmates. Math Students enjoy a little humor in their classes. Mr. Fleming watches while students work problems on the board. Students In Mrs. Martin's class work on their geometry. Patti Parker isn't quite tall enough, so she uses her desk to help. 193 THEATRE ARTS PERFORM PLAYS IN CLASS. The Theatre Arts class surveyed plays in principle. This year the TA class put on many plays within the classroom. They performed these plays at elementary schools and for classes at EHS. Mrs. Preston helps Jim Hopkins with his lines. Thearter Arts students rehearse for a production. Kathy Brabham rehearses her part in the class play. Rick Howard checks record for possible use in a production. Mrs. Preston goes over Don Clay's and Pat Butt's grades with them. Cymantha Cline participates in the Junior Magazine Sales campaign. Mrs. Preston finds an escape from her classes in jest. 195 DEBATE WINS FIRST PLACE NOVICE TEAM AT MCGILL TOOLEN TOURNEY AT MOBILE. Debate is a course designed for students who wish to become proficient in speaking and rhetorical skills. Students who consistently maintain grades of A's and B's in each of their classes usually excel in Debate. Some of the awards this year were 1st place Novice Team at McGill-Toolen tourney at Mobile, and a 2nd place Novice Team at Sanford University. OFFICERS: S. Timmermeyer, H. Hickman, J. Lolley, G. Vincent. MEMBERS: Mrs. Preston, K. Quillen, R. Burchett, G. Southwell, H. Hickman, J. Lolley, J. Snellgrove, (2ND) S. Timmermeyer, R. Erwin, N. Polley, S. Barron, G. Benson, T. Hughes. Randy Burchett and Kevin Quillen Debaters check their card files for debate the negative viewpoint. accuracy. Scott Barron and Holly Hickman display 1st Place Novice Team Trophy. 197 SCIENCE DEPT DISSECTS MANY SHARKS. The Science Dept, offered a varied background in general, physical, chemical, biological, ana physiological sciences. EHS students were required to complete one science course. Most science students enjoy the dissection courses. Sandra McCollough reviews for an upcoming test. Milton Shipman prepares a test tube in Biology. Brad Uhase reads through a class Dan Holmes carefully dissects a reading assignment. shark. Mrs. Edberg shows her biology class a shark In a jar. Mr. Whittle explains a test question to Jan Burchette. SILOHUETTE ARTIST VISITS ART DEPARTMENT. 200 The art department offers classes from Art I to Independent Art Study. It teacnes vou how to improve y your skills and broadens your insight into different aspects of the world. David Howell and Becky Abbott begin to do some sketches. Miss K. Housel Bogue demonstrates how to make a silohuette. Steve Tromley confronts Mr. Thompson with a problem In Art. mV l t BM 'iJf, I I Art students work as they try to get their sketches finished on time. Frank Wildman helps fellow classmate with assignment. Robbie Sims finds a comfortable area to work. Michelle Mariano is always cheerful in art. Willie Edwards works on a classroom project. 201 MRS. CRAIG TEACHES TYPING At EHS. Mrs. Dean Craig joined the EHS faculty. She taught general typing. This course helped students develop typing abilities they will need later in life. Julie Davis grades typing papers for her teacher. Students in typing concentrate on not looking at the keys. 202 EHS TAKES AN OVERALL WIN ON P.E. DAY. This year the P.E. class went Co-Ea. Girls and Boys were put together with a few misgivings, but in a few weeks everyone really didn't mind it anymore. Their was a real closeness of P.E. day at the Jr. College with everyone pulling for everyone else. Many first places were awarded to EHS people and we took an overall win. Miss McCorvey jokes with one of her students. P.E. classes take a course in volleyball. EHS OFFERS SPANISH IN A TWO-YEAR SEQUENCE. Spanish was offered in a two year sequence this year. Spanish I was designed to introduce students to the basics of reading, speaking, and writing the Spanish language. Spanish II emphasizes grammar and vocabulary. Joy Folkes and Marsha Parrish get caught up in a lecture about Spain. Mrs. Cousins reviews Spanish notes for an upcoming test. Students listen intently to make sure accurate notes are being taken. 206 Mrs. Cousins 900s over Spanish with her students. Becky Cousins mulis over the Spanish lecture. Students look forward to the day's work. FRENCH DEPT. OFFERS FRENCH I, II, AND III. The French courses at EHS are offered in a 3 year sequence. French I teaches the basics in grammar. French II provides students with a background in reading, writing, and speaking French. French III is designed as a study of French Literature from the Middle ages to the 20th century. Laura Averette takes her French test. 208 French III students clown around with Mr. Bauer. Joanne James studies for a French test. Mr. Bauer always has a smile for his students. Teri Stephens and Darrell Baker study together. French III students enjoy their last year in French. VOCATIONAL DEPT. ESSENTIAL TO STUDENTS. VIE, DE, Health Occupations, Home Economics, BOE, Agriculture, Welding, Electricity, and Auto Mechanics, Building Trades, were courses taught in the EHS Vocational Dept. The Vocational Dept, helps the students who will soon enter the job market. Darrell Speigner learns the problems of electricial installation. 210 Mrs. Baker reviews test scores with DE students. James Hayes always works toward a high grade. Mr. Walden goes over a VIE Study Guide. Tammy Walker checks over work for mistakes. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT STRESSES CAREERS ED. Anne Langston Wesley Davis prepare food demo in DE. Mr. Lolley reinforces an important point in Building Trades. Lisa Hill serves as this year's President of DECA. Billy Brown searches box for a blown Danny Marshall finds auto mechanics fuse. Teri Strauss checks her purse for a and enjoyable challenge. typing eraser. Jimmy Jones mulls over all possible answers before answering. 214 DE EXPANDS SCHOOL STORE. This year three vocational students Tica Polley, Stan Waters, and Shirley Kimmett to Anaheim, California to participate in the DECA National Convention. Sherman Wilkinson and Rosalind DuBose are the bride groom in Family Living. Mrs. Terrell points out the answer to a student's question. Mark Maccabe and Doug Reynolds work in Auto Mechanics. MR. CARTER HEADS VOCATIONAL DEPT. Bonnie Hood and Steve Moore watch a student demonstration. Russell Quattlebaum checks storeroom for electrical supplies. LUNCHROOM PROVIDES VARIETY FOR STUDENTS. The lunch room again this year provided the student body with good food at reasonable prices. The students appreciated the choices of food. LUNCHROOM WORKERS: G. Walker (man.), F. Bowers, H. Cody, M. Lee, M. Betney, S. Strickland, E. Howell. Kim Martin enjoys the menu for the day. Students go through the expanded A la Carte Line. Sara Strickland starts to prepare for lunch. 218 MAINTENANCE CREW KEEPS EHS CLEAN. The maintenance crew at EHS was a dedicated group that worked long and hard to keep EHS clean for the student body. DAY CREW: E. Hicks, A. Hicks, M. Upshaw, P. Rhodes, NIGHT CREW: J. Fleming, T. Moore, K. Jackson. .Jp Charles Brock prepares to manicure the grounds. The school Is always clean when students report in the mornings. EHS MARCHING BAND RATES EXCELLENT The EHS Bands under the direction of Mr. Maddox had an outstanding year. The Marching Band provided ex- citing half-time shows at all football games. They rated excellent at two southeastern Band Festivals. They hosted the Enterprise Marching Festival. Projects included Calendar and Candle sales and a very suc- cessful Band Fun'd Day. The majorettes and color guard also rated excellent at Marching Festivals. 1976-77 EHS Band Members: K. Addy, L. Addy T. Anderson, C. Arnette, B. Baker, B. Barron, S. Batcheler, T. Batchelor, W. Batchelor, L. Blien, K. Boggs, T. Brackin, A. Bradshaw, A. Brand, R. Brannon, T. Braswell, W. Brooks, A. Bromberg, S. Bryars, L. Buckner, C. Buehler, J. Burchett, J. Bynum, C. Chandler, C. Cline, A. Conaway, D. Conaway, T. Con- away, J. Cornell, D. Crosley, R. Curenton, D. Dean, R. Dean, L. DeGeest, L. Dickson, G. Drew, J. Edwards, W. Edwards, B. Ellis, R. Erwin, B. Feagan, K. Fearing, P. Fearing, M. Fisher, G. Ford, M. Fowner, M. Fuller, T. Gannon, D. Garner, S. Gaston, S. Gilmore, D. Goodson, G. Goosby, Kim Graham, T. Gralheer, K. Greer, D. Grider, M. Griffin, L. Grimmer, K. Groom, M. Hall, M. Hamilton, D. Hankinson, J. Harris, L. Helms, S. Henderson, R. Hines, R. Hobson, K. Hopson, S. Hoyem, A. Hudson, C. Hundley, L. Ishee, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, K. Johnson, M. Johnston, T. James, K. Kanning, M. Kelly, J. Kigerl, P. Kirk, D. Knight, M. Led- better, L. Lee, T. Lee, Liz Lester, S. Locklar, L. Lolley, P. McBee, B. McDermont, M. McIntosh, B. Maccabe, R. Manning, L. Marsh, M. Martin, Pat Mac kin, Teddy Mauch, J. Mckinney, L. McLean, C. Meredith, S. Mills, M. Mixson, J. Moore, D. Nichols, T. Nichols, L. Parrish, N. Petit, M. Pilcher, M. Pincine, J. Porta, D. Powers, P. Rawls, J. Redmon, C. Reynolds, D. Rice, M. Rodriguez, T. Sanders, C. Sessions, C. Sharpe, P. Sims, R. Sims, J. Smith, T. Smith, L. Souders, K. Starrett, F. Stewart, L. Stewart, S. Taylor, L. Treadaway, B. Tucker, R. Tucker, G. Vincent, J. Waites, T. Walker, P. Watkins, G. Watson, L. Wells, D. Willis, R. Willis, P. Wood, L. Wright. 220 The precision of a Wildcat Band Show is very evident. The trumpet section blasts away at the crowd in the stands. 221 Lisa Dickson reacts to the crowd's approval of the majorette routine. The Wildcat Marching Band prepares to take the field. The bass drums keep the entire band on the beat. Missy Griffin follows the direction of the drum major. Donna Johnson shows determination during a performance. Dan Conaway plays the trombone with gusto. Wiley Edwards's tuba adds a depth of sound to the band's number. Even Mr. Maddox likes to practice his talents. Paul Fearing plays for a basketball game. EHS SYMPHONIC BAND RATES EXCELLENT. The EHS Symphonic Band was rated superior at the District Festival and rated excellent at the State Festival. They played for the Heart Fund. They also held an excellent spring concert on May 20, 1977. Mr. Maddox and Ben Johnson pre- pare for the Heart Fund concert. Liz Lester is rated superior as the Wildcat Drum Major. The Symphonic Band plays at Mc- Donalds for Heart Fund. Peggy McBee follows the music score carefully. 223 CONCERT AND STAGE BAND RATE HIGH. The EHS Concert Band rated excellent at the District Festival. The EHS Stage Band rated superior at the Solo and Ensemble Contest. The EHS Bands also cut a record with the Choral Dept. Mark Rodriguez waits for a basket- ball game performance to begin. Pat Mackin and David Goodson play at the Queen's Coronation. The EHS Band plays for the crown- ing of the Homecoming Queen. 224 The EHS Symphonic Band rehearses The EHS Stage Band plays for a for the Spring Concert. home basketball game. EHS JROTC IS DESIGNATED HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION FOR 7TH STRAIGHT YEAR. For the seventh straight year at EHS JROTC Program was designated an Honor Unit With Distinction. The JROTC Program involves over 350 students. JROTC Seniors received six Service Scholarships. Ken Abbott was appointed to West Point and Kyle Marscch was appointed to the Merchant Marine Academy. Mrs. Cornelius Wallace reviewed 77 Awards Ceremony. Principal Morgan, Mrs. Wallace, Bri. Co. Marusich, Supt. Rutland watch review. A great many awards are presented to individuals on Awards Day. Col. Lunsford receives Certificate of Pug Montgomery receives the AUSA Appreciation from American Legion. Distinguished Cadet Award. 226 IMAGES OF EHS JROTC JROTC RIFLE TEAM WINS FIRST PLACE AT THE TENNESSEE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. The JROTC Rifle Team had an excellent year. They took first place at the Tennessee State Championship. They placed second at both the Wireqrass Conference meet and the Alabama State Championship held at Spring Hill College. Cindy Crocker begins her final practice round of shooting. Bruce Jones sets up at the EHS Rifle Range. Mark Lusk sights in on the target as his round begins. EHS JROTC PROGRAM BOASTS AN EXCELLENT COLORGUARD AND BAND. The JROTC Band plays for the Annual Awards Day. The JROTC Color Guard leads the Pass In Review. Ben Johnson is only one of many dedicated Band members. Mabel Pilcher commands the 1976- 77 JROTC Band. 229 The Belles move onto the field for a performance. This kind of precision gives the Belles top honors. Shiela Hundley executes a difficult Manuever. 230 THE BELLES OF THE BLUE KNIGHTS TAKE FIRST PLACE AT AUSA INVITATIONAL MEET. Susie Keevert displays the expertise of the Belles squard. Kathy Gay prepares for the next ari 11 routine. The Belles of the Blue Knights took first place at the AUSA Invitational Drill Meet at Ft. Benning. They also took 1st place at the Ozark Invitational and the Wiregrass Drill Meet. Shiela Hundley was named Best Drilled Cadet at the Wiregrass Meet. Mona Stafford commands the Belles Of The Blue Knights. The Belles Of The Knights. THE BLUE KNIGHTS TAKE 1ST PLACE AT AUSA INVITATIONAL AT FT. BENNING. The Blue Knights won first place at the AUSA Invitational Drill Meet in May. They placed 1st at the Ozark Invitational and the Wiregrass Drill Meets. Jimmy Gilley was named Best Drilled Cadet at the Southeastern Drill Meet. Ladon Walters commands the Blue Knights. The Blue Knights go through their routines. The Blue Knights Drill Team. John Patton performs a difficult manuever with the ease of much practice. The pride of the Blue Knights shows in the face of Ron DeGeest. This manuever is always a highlight of any performance. The Blue Knights prepare to perform for the EHS Student Body. 233 This is the sequence of a competition day for Mr. Holmes. John Baker is named District 8 Out- standing Male Choral Student. 234 CONCERT CHOIR RECEIVES SUPERIOR RATINGS. Dedication to Choral Music is evident during a performance. The Concert Choir receives 4 superior ratings at State Competition. The EHS Choral Department had a banner year. Under the direction of Mr. Holmes, both the Mixed Chorus and the Concert Choir received superior ratings at their com- petitions. At the District 8 Solo competition Janet . Logan, John Baker, Debbie Klingenbeck, and Rhonda Tucker rated superior. Debbie Pittman rated excellent. At the District 8 and the State Choral Competitions, the EHS Concert Choir received a total of 8 superior ratings. The EHS Mixed Chorus received an overall rating of superior. Liz Wyllie watches the direction of Mr. Holmes. 235 EHS MIXED CHORUS RECEIVES SUPERIOR RATING. MIXED CHOURS: T. Adams, G. Albrecht, A. Anderson, B. Austin, S. Austin, W. Brooks, J. Bryant, L. Bryant, L. Council. C. Daly, L. Davis, L. Donaldson, D. Doty, W. Douglas, T. Ewell, W. Hetrick, T. Howell, G. Moore, S. Richard, R. Sanders, P. Skerlick, L. Smith, K. Stratton, B. West, C. Whitehurst, S. Wright, G. Gibson. y� jemm U-i, Teri Patton waits for the ratings to be posted. CONCERT CHOIR: K. Ammons, Bp Anderson, D. Bagley, J. Baker, Lj Butt, V. Curbow, G. Davis, D. Dean, R. Dean, D. Garner, J. Garrison, 0. Grase, C. Haddox, C. Harrison, L. Holland, J. Hopkins, R. Howard, K. Hyles, J. Jeter, D. Johnson, D. Klingenbeck, C. Lee, D. Lee, L. Lester, J. Logan, R. McDaniel, J. Mauldin, J. Meredith, T. Patton, D. Pittman, R. Quillen, R. Sims, S. Simmons, K. Starrett, T. Thompson, R. Tucker, M. Whitehurst, P. Whitman, L. Wyllie, D. Martel, J. Martin, C. Tice, R. Sims. FLASHBACK