Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

STATE CHAMPS 1979-80 1980 ENCOALA Opening 2 Homecoming 10 Sports ........................... 25 Classes 50 Academics 119 Club 167 Student Life 193 Closing 224 1980 Encoala Enterprise High School Enterprise, Alabama EHS: A PLACE OF MANY WORLDS Enterprise High School is a place of many worlds. During this school year students and teachers Itecame involved in many worldly affairs. Students have worlds of their own too. Homecoming ac- tivities centered around the theme “Wide World Wildcats Whip the Lions. EHS even had their own Wide World of sports. Whatever world EHS members participated in. all agree it was a “world of fun Tt)P HK1HT: A bird's eye vie� ol Knter prise high schttol. BQ7TO.W LEE! Cam! Hurley salutes EHS BOTTOM RIGHT Heth McAdams puses with a friend. TOP RIGHT; Gary Iahm Jle finds new transportation around campus HRLQW, Sylvia Hurley waits for bus after acbnnl. HOTIVM LEFT. (Ire Key finds neu course at KHS. BOTTOM RIGHT Trisha Hichburg prepares tor pep rally WIDE WORLD WILDCA TS WHIP LIONS BELOW: Debhie Dempsey downs around with Kave Clements. MIGHT: Tony Morris has Samanri Site Fever with Kathy Jones. BOTTOM: i vac ions Vida, Chico Torres, CnH chie-CnHM'hie Gram are three of EHS beauties. BOTTOM RIGHT: Angie St inson. Shari Pittenger, and Shawn S'euwien full fill CRYSTAL MCCALL IS HOMECOMING QUEEN. RIGHT: The Queen and her court. BELOW: Reddy Freddy plays records at dance. MIDDLE: Homecoming dance was held after game. BOTTOM: Queen Crystal McCall’s Homecoming fashions. 12 TOP ROW: Crystal McCall is Homecoming Queen. Joyce Galla is runner up. Pam Henderson is runner up. MIDDLE ROW: Gloria Whitehurst is runner up. Gwen Madison is Senior Attendent. Beth Kirkland is Senior Attendent. Page Burton is Junior Attendent. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Powers is Sophomore Attendent. Stage Band plays for coronation. 13 MEMORIES OF HOMECOMING Homecoming 1979 was filled with activities. Monday was fantasy day with students dressing in out- of-the-ordinary attire. Correlating with the theme, “Wide World Wildcats Whip Lions, interna- tional days for teachers and stu- dents were held. The Boy's Beau- ty Pagent was a riot and the pep rally was filled with spirit. All in all, Homecoming was a success, and we won the football game too! AS T WORLD TURNS NEWSMAKERS OF - 1980 IN THE NEWS The world had countless newsmakers during 1979-80. The Iran turmoil was the biggest news story, with the Russian invasion of Afghanistan another major occurence. The presidental campaigns began with Carter, Bush, and Kennedy among the front runners. Gas prices continued to climb. The Winter Olympics were held at New York and USA was victorious in defeating the Russian hockey team. The Super Bowl was once again won by the Steelers. Last but not least, Johnny Carson threatened to quit NBC. TOP LEFT: Gas Pumps show inflation. TOP RIGHT: STEELERS win Super Bowl for the 4th time. MIDDLE LEFT: If stern looks could kill. MIDDLE RIGHT: “Politicians are in the running again. ENTERTAINMENT ON THE AIR WORLD BELOW TOM PETTY MIDDLE PINK FLOYD'S “THE WALL RIGHT BARBARA STREISAND BOTTOM THE EAGLES -y j TOP THE KNACK MIDDLE ROW KENNY ROGERS. DOLI Y PARTON, BLONDIE BOTTOM ROW WAYLON JENNINGS. DONNA SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MOVIES WORLD TOP ROW: Star Trek.” ”Apocalypse Now” MIDDLE ROW: “The China Svndrome.” ”The AmityviUe Horror” BOTTOM ROW: “The Electric The EHS Varsity Basketball Team capped its year by being the Region III champs. Under the direction of Coach Sam Weeks and Assistance Coach James Daniels the cats recovered from a shackey start, to the Region III Crown from the defending champs, Selma and then advanced into the State playoffs in Tuscaloosa. RIGHT: Thomas Harley sinks one against the Sidney I anier Poets, as Thomas Daprato looks on. FAR RIGHT: Larry Brown goes for two points. BELOW: The EHS Varsity Team: L-R; Coach Weeks, Alonzo Williams, Ken Council, Bob Wolff. Larry- Brown. Linzal Chapman. Terry Jones, Thomas Daprato. Manager Gordy Sesmith. Coach Daniels, Bottom R-L; Mike Henderson, A1 Whitehurst, Steve Byrd. Thomas Harley. Mike Gannon, Willie Jones, Ken Valrie. 26 CATS ARE REGION III CHAMPS TOP LEFT Alonzo Williams goes up for a layup. MIDDLE Linzel Chapman is one of four Seniors on the 1979-80 team ABOVE Ken Council sank winning points against Selma to give Cats Region 8 Crown LEFT Coach Weeks discusses strategy during time out against Ozark. The EHS Varsity cagers had a good year capped by victories over Selma, Ozark, Carver, Dothan, New Brocton, Pike County, and more. After a slow start the cats came back to get a 9-11 record and the Region Crown. Far Right: Alfred Whitehurst moves ball down court during state playoffs. Bottom Right: Willie Davis trys a long one. BELOW Ken Valrie sets up from the freethrow line. 28 THE WILDCAT VARSITY WINS 19 IN 79-80 FAR LEFT Al Whitehurst was one of the Cats best outside shooters. LEFT Willie Jones adds two against New Brocton. BELOW FAR LEFT Alonzo Williams shows his form of shooting. MIDDLE Steve Byrd. Mike Henderson and Ken Council seem to enjoy whats happening on the court. BELOW Thomas Daprato waits for inbound pass. 29 RIGHT Larry Brown is always under the basket. FAR RIGHT Terry Jones play on the court gave Jr. s something to cheer about. BELOW Ken Valrie lays one in. BELOW RIGHT Control after the Jump Ball is an important part of every game. 30 JV WINS 13 LOSES ONLY 5 With Coach Daniels at the controls the EHS JR Basketball team had another winning season. They beat such teams as Prat ville, Northview, New Brocton, and Ozark. TOP FAR LEFT: Austin Buxton on his way to another 2 points. TOP MIDDLE: Corneuiius Frazier grabs the inbound pass. ABOVE: Jeff Patterson tips jumpball to fellow Wildcats. LEFT: There is always a crowd around the basket. 31 TOP RIGHT: Jeff Kelly passes ball off. FAR RIGHT: Action was always fierce around the hoop. BELOW: Byron Holmes shoots free throw. BELOW RIGHT: Mike Reynolds moves down the court. 32 EHS LADY CATS HAVE A WINNING SEASON The 1979-80 Enterprise Lady Wildcats had another winning season with a record of 11 and 1. They were rated high in state polls all year and were the Region 3 Runnerups. Miss Daniels was the coach of the girls team. Mem- bers were: Jackie Johnson, Teresa Green, Gloria Whitehurst, Mar- gret Brooks, Tracey Watts, Teresa Broome, Tracey Morris, Angela Terry, Suziann Smith, Cindy Stone, Terri Rice, Virginia Mayo, Laurie Faison, and Sherry Atkin- son. Above: Jackie Johnson, Coach Daniels, and Tracey Morris, show off their Region 3 Trophy. Far Left: Jackie Johnson goes for Two. Left: Tracey Morris puts move on Dothan High Player. Right: Tracey Waffs was in her second year of Basketball at EHS. Here she trys one from the freethrow line. Far Right: Senior Gloria Whitehurst was a valuable addition to this years team. Here she gains control for the Cats. Below’: Teresa Broome leaps high for the tipoff Below Right: Gloria Whitehurst goes up as the rest of the Lady Cats await the hall. EHS GIRLS ARE REGION III RUNNERUPS Left: Action is always tough around the basket. Below Far Left: Tracey Watts will be one of the few returning starters for the 80-81 season. Below’ Left: Margret Brooks blocks a shot. Above: Teresa Green hands ball off. Be- low’ Left: Jackie Johnson puts move on Cougar player. Below: Tracey Morris moves in for a layup. VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS The EHS Volleyball Team under the direction of Mrs. Weeks had another, winning season. Such teams as Dothan, Ozark, Andalusia, Lanier, Selma. New Brocton, and Geneva County were some of the teams to fall to the Wildcats. TOP LEFT: Debbie Lepore and Terry Barton listen to instructions from Mrs. Weeks. TOP RIGHT: Gwen Madison prepares for spike. BOTTOM: The 1979 Volleyball Team: Top from L-R Manager Ann Martin. Edie Wells. Cynthia Hunter, Gwen Madison. Sybil Jones. Gloria Whitehurst, Deana Craig. Teresa Jones, Coach Mrs. Weeks. Bottom Row. Margret Brooks. Rose Walden. Marie Glover. Debie Lepore, Terry Barton, Colleen Brooks, Clare Whitehurst. TOP: Teamwork is important is volleyball. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Le- pore prepares to serve. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Colleen Brooks practice her serve during afternoon workouts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cynthia Hunter and Sybil Jones wait their turn during practice. 37 TOP LEFT: Margret Brooks has her own style of serving. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Lepore hits ball up to continue volley. BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa Jones waits for the serve. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Gloria Whitehurst enjoys the game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sybil Jones tries for ball as Debbie Lepore urges her on. 38 TRACK TEAM EXPANDS IN MEMBERS FAR LEFT: Johnny Johnson runs during practice. LEFT: Juan Villa gets in shape before meet. BELOW: 1979-80 Track Team: 1st row.L-R: V A Hums. M. Griffin. B. Edwards. T. Morris. J. Johnsom, E. Bivins, G. Southwell. J. Polite. 2nd row: H. Byrd. G. Evans. S. White, C. Smith. R. Fleming, J. Villa. 3rd row: K. Holt. G. Hancock. M. Hill. M. Dye. Coach Hand. The EHS Track Team had a new coach this year. Coach Hand served at the team s coach. The team competed against many local schools including Dothan, North view, Carroll, Eufaula and others. are members of the 440 relay.. ABOVE: Gary Hancock performs well in the shot put event. RIGHT: Terry Allums jumps hurdles. 40 COACH HAND IS TRACK COACH • TOP: Ken Holt enters discus contest TOP RIGHT: Calvin Smith soars in broad jump. ABOVE: Mike Hill warms up. RIGHT: Garrett Southwell enters two mile run. FAR RIGHT: Practice before a meet is important. TOP LEFT: Rose Walden plays the net. TOP RIGHT: Jenny Reynolds has a ball playing tennis. BOTTOM ABOVE: Sherry Adkison has an excellent serve. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cathy Abrams has served on the tennis team for 3 years. 42 EHS TENNIS TEAM HAS 7 MEMBERS Under the coaching of Mrs. Weeks the Girls Tennis Team had a rebuilding year. They won 1, lost 6. They defeated Charles Henderson High. TOP: Chris l eopoldus enjoys a well hit ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kim Houke. ranked 1st. has a fine backhand. BOTTOM LEFT: EHS Tennis Team. Standing; J. Reynolds, C. Abrams, C. Leopold us. Kneeling; R. Walden, S. Adkison. T. Barton. Not Shown Kim Houke. 43 GOLF TEAM HAS FIVE MEMBERS Coach Abernathy led the EHS golf team to a very successful year. The team took on challenges from many local schools. RIGHT: Joel Hughes concentrates on shot. FAR RIGHT: Stan Stinson putts for a good score. BELOW: Ricky Bavaro watches shot closely. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Maddox is three year golfer for EHS. 1 . 44 The Golf Team has compiled a record breaking season this year by winning 23 out of 25 matches. In one match they shot a record low score of 303, which is the lowest team score ever shot at Enterprise High. The team missed qualifying for state competition by one stroke during the regional play-offs, but Kevin Maddox and Jerry Bavard qualified for state competition. We at Enterprise High School regard the team as another “winner in a year of winners. LEFT: 'ferry’ Bavaro aims for a birdie. BELOW: 1979 80 Golf team: K. Bavaro. S. Stinson. J. Hughes. J. Bavaro and K. Maddox. 45 EHS BASEBALL TEAM WINS 3; LOSES 7 The EHS Baseball Team Members: M. Chambers, T. Daprato, M. Gannon, R. Parker, W. Parker, D. Johnson, E. Fortner, J. Wittaker, G. Lolley, D. Lollev, J. Bvnum, K. Graves, B. Holland, D. Clark, G. Filipowski, A. Buxton, B. Holmes, C. Florence, B. Arnold, B. Davis, P. Lewis, and B. Thompson. Right: Jay Bynum slugs one into deep center. Below: Jeff Wittaker winds up for the throw. Lower Right: Glenn Filipowski holds on at first for the out. 46 The 1980 EHS Baseball Team was under the coaching of Coach Eddins once again. The team was in the process of rebuilding this year, so they will return next season stronger than ever. TOP LEFT: Angie Thompson serves as batgirl. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Gannon covers second base. BOTTOM LEFT: Cats show everyone how to hustle on the Held. ABOVE: Byron Holmes keeps his eye on the hall. 47 RIGHT: Jeff Whittaker prepares to pitch the ball across the plate. MIDDLE: Coach Eddins gives the team a few last minute pointers. BOTTOM: Glenn Filipowski keeps a watchful eye on the ball. IN MEMORY OF CHARLIE ROWE Count the blessings for Charlie Rowe, for all who knew him loved him so. His wishes were many; His deeds were few; His ambitions were scattered, those that he knew. Count the blessings for Charlie Rowe, for he carried a smile with a tortured glow. Yet, he rests in a place much better than this. Who's to judge what Cod thinks' best. Count the blessings lor Charlie Rowe, what would become of his life, we’ll never know. Although he’s gone, his memory will last, for the lives he touched were so very vast. MIKE COVINGTON SENIORS’ WORLD SENIORS WIN PEP STICK 6 TIMES Catherine Neil Abrams Sandra Alisa Adams Jan Elizabeth Adkison Sheila Ann Allen Janet Lee Andersen Terry Loyd Arnette Jana Dee Aylesworth Laura Marie Baade Alicia Gabriela Barbosa Jeffrey Stuart Bagiev Joseph Robert Barnes Kimberly Ann Bass Michael Deal Baston Kimela Batchelor Carolin Margarete Baumann Gerald Edward Bavaro Gina Gayle Beeson Clifford E. Bell Linda Marie Bennett David Allen Berry 51 SENIOR CLASS TOTALS 370 H allace James Bigler Jean Louise Birringer Eddie Dean Bivins Arthur Grady Blue Annette Valarie Bolen Roberta Darlene Brigante Charles Daniel Bright Ricky Britt Susan Scott Britt Colleen Denise Brooks Dorothy Ann Brooks Sharon Grace Brooks Jeff Gram, Joey Hundley and Mike Covington work on a group project 52 Teresa Elaine Brown Myers Jame Bruso Lvnda Susan Bryan Tony Bryant Laura Glen Bryars John David Burton. Jr. Michael Clayton Burton Patrick James Burwell Thomas Edwin Byrd Linda Sue Cain Jacky Lynn Cannon Robin Shay Capps Jennifer Diane Carlton Terry Alan Carroll Warren Lee Casaday Sandra Kay Chadwick Lester Clay Chain Michael Todd Chambers Linzal Woodrow Chapman Lori Rae Chesser 53 PETE PAPPAS IS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Jim Chitwood Dennis Allen Clark Kaye Love Clements Lisa Ann Collie Shelia Gayle Conner Debra Ann Council Michael Britt Covington Cary Stephen Cowart Howard Daniel Cowden Karla Jenene Crumpler Peggy Cullina Amy Maria Curenton Timothy Keith Curenton Tracy D. Curenton Tommy J. Cults Harriet Forrest Dack Patricia Elaine Danner Dawne Davidson Joey Devon Dean Deborah Louise Dempsey 54 Michael Gregory Faison Steven John Fearing Daniel Lee DeVore Jaquatte Donald Dorinda Jan Dowling Laura l ee Dozier Elizabeth Ann Drown Kave Davis Dubisar Phillip Marvette Duke Kevin Hampton Eason Patricia Ann Edwards Steven Lee Edwards Doyle Allen Eld ridge Jenia Louise Elliot Steven Ellis Elmore Gregory Evans Julie Johnston and John Garrett Finish art assignment. 55 PAM HENDERSON IS SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT l enett Harming Linda Faye Fleming Kimberly Deloise Flowers Laura Mary Ford James Edward Fortner Jr. Rickey l amar Frazier Robert Louis Fuentes Joyce Ann Galla John Wesley Garrett Camellia Gwen Gatlin Deana Melissa Gibson Gregory William Gill David Edward Gilmore Michael Robert Gleason Debra Glover Mary Elizabeth Glover Teresa Nadine Glowacz Jerry Michael Good son Jeffrey Beecher Gram Teresa Annette Green Larry Donall Greenwood Libby Lang Griswold Melanie Dawn Hauler Karen Kay Hall Rhonda Leigh Hanna Thomas Gregory Harley Winifred Wheller Harris Lisa Diane Hartley Susan Hattie Lisa Ann Hawkins Rene Jean Heblfeln Pamela Henderstm Michele Robke prepares Anchor Club newsletter. 57 TRACY THACKER SERVES AS SEC - TREAS. Shelley Ann Henderson Carole Shezan Henry Jann L. Hensley Susan Ann Herring Charles Gregory Hildreth Michael Scott Hill Scott Edward Hill Sandra Marie Hitt Randy Jerome H xlge Cathleen Hollen Denise Rena Hollis Kenneth Ashley Holt Dorothy Louise H(xxl Holly Glynn Hooper Kimberly Anne Houke Kris Hudson Donnie Earl Hughes Joel Cavendar Hughes Teresa Kay Hughes Donald Keith Hundley 58 Joey Royer Hundley Connie Jo Hurley Sylvia Jean Hurley Ronlyn Joy Irland Dani Michele Ivins Deborah Kay Jackson Josephine Diana Jackson Velvet Jeter Jacquelyn Li nett Johnson Tommy N. Johnson Jr. Julia Elizabeth Johnston Benita Jones Shelia Strickland. Pat Burwell, Sheila Stout and Janet Anderson participate in dress-up day. 59 ANNETTA SPARKS IS CROWNED MISS PEANUT Cherry Ann Jones Scarlett Antionette Jones Scott Anthony Jones Thelma Ruth Jones Jennifer Joseph Winifred Joseph Mary Jaylene Kauchick Susan Renee Keith Darrell Mark Kelly Karen Ann Kelley Kvadna Charmetta Kincey Victor Lynn King Charles Steven Kirkland Mary Beth Kirkland David Meaders Klein Debra Lyn Knight Varlerie ('andice K x'h Debra Jean Lepore Charles Whitman Leuenberger James L. Leverette 60 Richard Keith Lindsey Thomas Keith Ijocklar Curtis Marc Logan Gary Douglas Lollev Thomas James Luchner Jens Mackelmann Kevin Robert Maddox Gwendolyn Madison Alan Scott Mahan John Marshall Andrew Lee Martin Anne Marie Martin David M Martin Jennifer Martin John David Martin Roy Franklin Martin Annie Matilda Mason Winifred Mavo Crystal Lynn McCall Larry Max McCall 61 Susan Sims marches proudly for EHS. Mark Elliot McCuistian Allison McDaniel Brenda Ruth McDaniel Janet Kaye McDaniel Jimmy R. McGowen Anthony McNair Franklin Wayne McNees Donna Mclnnis Carol McNeal Patricia Jean Measles Shelia Gay Meriweather Charlie Madison Middleton Jr. 62 Top Left: Mickey Vida lets his spirit explode. Top Right: Grady Blue waits for break bell to ring. Gerald Lvndon Miller Linda Nell Miller Jeanae Suzanne Milton Laurielyn Mixson Stuart Alan Moeller Donya Leigh Monk Bobby Ray Moore Kelly Moore Cynthia Ann Mulliner Kevin Dale Morgan Richard Anthony Morris Larry Dowayne Motley 63 LINDA MILLER IS COFFEE COUNTY JR. MISS Wesley M. Murphy Judith Charmaine Murray Frank Jacob Nagies Ricky Enorls Neal Shawn Ayres Neuwien Kathy Ann Newsome Dawn Renee Nicholson Michael Gary Norris Jacqualine Jenell Pair Peter Gregory Pappas Donna Kay Parrish Sylvia Ann Parrish Kim Patrick Vicki Sue Patrick Robert Milton Paul Jr. Allan Ray Paulk Leigh Ann Payne Elizabeth Mary Peck ham Ruben Antonio Perez Tracy Beall Peterson 64 Sharon Denise Pittenger Mark Allen Pintle Steven Paul Pope Marc Shelton Posey Connie Jo Pouncey Mary Fran Pouncey Teresa Denise Powell Wayne Prescott Donna Marie Presley Laurie Lee Presson Scott Alan Quisenberry Ginger Reagan Kathy Williamson, Julie Johnston, and Jan Dowling decorate themselves. 65 TONY MORRIS IS SGA PRESIDENT Hilly James Redd. Jr. Robert Zane Reed Gary George Reese Sandra Lynn Reeves William Eugene Reynolds. Jr. Jeffrey Lee Reynolds Mark Anthony Reynolds Phillip Jerrel Reynolds Roy Joseph Rhodes. Ill Patricia Anita Rich burg Norman Keith Riley Larry Ray Roberts Quinton Roosevelt Robinson Michele Marie Robke Charles Haldane Rodney Craig Jerome Rogers Raymond Dean Roper Charlie Rowe Terry Max Rudd Sue Lee Russell Sandra Sanders Venita Ann Sanders Carmen Maria Sando Barbara Schall Carol Scherbring Stasia Anne Schomp Jamie Elaine Scott Robert Scott Susan Camilla Sessions Diane Marie Shallcross Richard William Shinault Shawn Shoults Deborah Lucile Simmons Patricia Floyd Simmons Susan Elizabeth Sims Louis Paul Sirois Stewart Skinner Benita Smith Richard Bruce Smith Donald Herbert Smith 67 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Brian Timothy Thacker Tracy Lyn Thacker St aria Fawn Thomas Scott Allen Smith Mercer Smith Christopher Leonard Thompson Bonnie Snell An nett a Leah Sparks Regie Sparks Lisa Diann Spears Beverly Merril Speigner Betty Ann Stewart Angela Karen Stinson Shelia Jean Stout Shelia Marie Strickland Celia Jane Stump Robin Jane Swearengen John Anthony Tatum Melissa Kamille Taylor Tina Marlene Taylor 68 Tammy Walters Jon Dudley Ward Serena Anne Ward Virginia Ann Warren Robert Brvan Thompson Terri Lyn Thompson Albert Threat Stephanie Kay Timmermeyer Taffy Jean Tisdale Mark Stenen Tomberlin Suzzanne Marie Torres Lynette Townsend Clarence Tucker Kenneth Gregory Valrie Donald Eugene Vaughn Douglas Millard Vickers Micheal S. Vida Rex Daniel Wade William Robert Wakefield Teresa Lyn Walden 69 SENIORS WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER E.H.S Jeffery Louis Waters Jennifer Leigh Watson Trina Gail Welch Cindy Wilkes Timothy Neal Whigam Deborah Dale White Jeffery Jerome White James Owen White Bonnie Jean Whitehead Gloria Lynette Whitehurst Mayo Palmer Wilkinson Alonzo Williams Billy Rex Williams Melinda Motley Williams Annette Kathryn Williamson Durwood Bernard Wilson Judy Linda Wilson Richard Bryan Wilson Darin Scott Windham Catherine Ann Wingate 70 SENIORS OF 80: THE CLASS WITH CLASS Deborah Lynn Woodham Stephen Keith Wright Kevin Futrell Scott Gibson Kolev Jackson Kenneth James Brenda Lee The guys at EHS get ready for AEA. 71 A LAST LOOK AT THE 1980 SENIORS RIGHT: Steve Fearing performs solo. BELOW: Debbie Dempsey is thrilled over test score. MIDDLE Craig Rogers inspects uniform More drilling. BOTTOM: Diane Shallcross. Scott Gibson. Cathy Wingate and Ken Holt take a break at a social. 72 JUNIORS’ WORLD JUNIOR CLASS HITS 408 Tate Hobson and junior Paine Burton check out bus before band trip. 1 Lex .A badie Alex A nos to Terry A Hums Julie Anderson Jimmy Arrington Cathy Austin Willie Ball Denise Johnson Connie Barne Yvette Bar no Ned Batchelor Jackie Beadles Larry Bedsole Frank Biasello Sheiia Blake Diane Blien Willie Borders Robert Bourne Chris Bowlen Rick Brandon Jane Bradford Sharon Bridgette Teresa Bridgette David Britt Teresa Brooks Margaret Brooks Teresa Broome Larry Brown Nathaniel Brown Sam Brown 74 Tammy Bryan Bubba Bryars Kelly Buckner Roger Burditt Paige Burton Alicia Butler Mark Buxton Tarrell Buxton Elizabeth Buzzell Carol Byrd Curt Byrd Steve Byrd Tim Byrd Jay Bynum Winfred Caldwell Jackie Carmichael Jill Carmichael Steve Carmichael Richard Carnley Bubba Carr Steve Carr Marilyn Carrington Mark Caskey Gena Castagneto Teri Castleman Greg Cawley Teresa Carroll Randy Chalker Craig Chancellor Tammy Chandler 75 CHARLIE CIUZIO IS CLASS PRESIDENT Donna Churchill Charles Ciuzio Jacky Clark Pam Clark Wendy Cline Jill Cody Marilyn Cole Ted Cole Troy Comer Andrew Cook Roy Cook Joel Cornell David Cotton Mark Cotton Teresa Counts Debbie Cowart Dean a Craig Daryl Crittenden Kim Crowley Mike Crumpler Charles Crumpler Liz Crumpler Patty Dahn Jerry Pair Angela Deprato Thomas Deprato Brian Davis Ricky Davis Willie Davis Joseph Decurtis Darlene Demuth Ned Dennis Roland Diggs Cleve Donaldson Wayne Donaldson James Dotson Tracy Duarte Bobby Duchamp Jeff Dunaway Joe Duncan Debbie Dunn Mark Dye 76 Anita Dyess Scott Dyess Jimmy Ealey Yvonne Evans Dour I as Eld rid ye Duane Ellis Joann Ellis Dianne Evans Jeff Evans Pete Evans Royer Evans Jill Eversman Tim Ezell Lori Feryuson Arlene Fields Glenn Filipowski Willie Flanniny Felicia Fleminy Reyinold Fleming Cassandra Florence Craiy Florence Jennifer Flowers Linda Flowers Willie Flowers Charlton Ford Annie Foster Sonja Friedrich Heidi Froat Mark Gal lick Terence Galloway Mike Gannon Terri Garner Robert Gephart Misheck Ghumra Evelyn Gibson Sally Gibson James Givi ns Marie Glover Melanie Greene Carmen Grice Patrick Grider David Griffin Mark Griffin Warren Grimes Donna Grimsley Susan Guinn Tracy Gutherie Melissa Hayerla 77 KATHY HOWARD JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT Geary Hancock Buck Hansttn Janie Harden Shane Harrison Dorinda Hataway Kimberly Hawkins Buddy Hearold Dana Heath Mike Henderson Carol Hendrix Rodney Herring Samuel Herring Trade Herring Christine Holland Jeff Holland Denese Holt Kathy Howard Amber Hughes Lea Hughes Jasone Hundley Cynthia Hunter Elijah Hunter Sarah Hutcherson Tammy Hutchison Marc Jacobs David Jenks Dan Balsiger Doug Johnson Randy Johnson Nancy Joles Cathy Kelley Lisa Kelley Mark Kelly Karl Kigerl Harry King Sandra King Tim King Cassandra Klang Della Krajewski Teresa Kreulen Joe l acey Marcus l mb 78 Junior class goes WILD!!! Melanie Lambert Gaynelle Lane David Lanier Stephen Lanier Eddie Lankist Del Lee Mark Lee Scott Lenoir Johnny Lester Bryan l ewis John Lilly Gary Loiaelle Jeff Lolly Kim lAilly Steve Lover Mike Lowe Mary Luchner Terry Luck Joanna Lunsford Yolanda Lyons Beth McAdams Jennie Maddox Gene Malkoff Leighanne Manning Cathy Martin Elizabeth Martin George McCahan Ronnie McCollough Connie McCool Laura McDttnald Tami McDowell Cathy Measles Lester Meredith Lewis Meredith Tom Meredith Terri Messick 79 Robert McGrath Angela Mi ley Drew Mills Seal Mixon Gari McKee Michelle McLean Alfredia McSeal Susan Mobley Gloria Montgomery Debbie Moore Margaret Moore Tracy Morris Joe Muckev Trentino Mullins Kevin Saumann Gordie Sessmith Betty Newsome Lori Nichols Lyn Northrop Jeff O’Neal Woody Parker Jerry Pair Randall Parker Shep Parker John Novosel Lynne Payne Patty Peckham Jenny Pelletier Jamie Perkins Ruth Ann Pickle Mark Pierce Jeff Polite Jimmy Preachers Rusty Presley Jay Pugh Debbie Pye Beverly Raley Terry Rasmussen Bill Reilly Chris Peck Melvin Revert Teresa Robertson Rusty Roddy Veronica Roebuck Vicky Roebuck Stephanie Roop Cynthia Rutland Susan Oxford 80 Danny Sanders Deva I Sanders Virginia Sanders Tim Sathre Shirley Savey Frank Schippers Tom Schrand Kristine Schwend Don Scipioni Joe Scobie Eddie Scott Schell Scott Raleigh Sellers Teresa Sellers Debbie Shannon Deborah Shellhouse Keith Shipman Gary Shoap Chris Sims Angela Sistrunk Calvin Smith Lyn Snell Marlon Snow Natalie Souders Garrett Southwell Mary Speigner Doane Spencer Mark Spencer Annette Spurlock Joyce Stayrook Jackie Beadles gets a kick out of the band. 81 Shelaine Steen Melanie Stephens Mark Stevens David Stewart Tim Stewart Carri Stiver Jim Story Mark Strength Vicky Strength Ramona Strickland Anna Taflinger Larry Tasker Greg Tatem Skip Taylor Raymond Terry Robert Thomas Phyllis Thompson Marsha Tice Ronznana Tindell Keith Tomita Joe Tomlin Danelle Tompkins John Torres Kevin Trawick Mark Traylor Tami Trickier Teri Trickier Delores Tyson Sandra Uhrig Shawn Vice Carol Vincent John Vincent Jimmy Valrie Lee Ann Vosel Wayne Wakefield Robin Walden Rose Walden Stanley Walls Ronny Walsh Jay Walters Russ Walters Deborah Walton Phillip Wambles Margie Warren Gary Waters Jerry Watson Susan Watson Paul Watts 82 Teresa Watts Tracy Watts Leah Welch Edie Wells Jeff Whitaker Penny White Rick White Keith Whitehouse Clare Whitehurst Jennifer Whitehurst Kevin Whitehurst Beverly Wilkerson Jeffrey Wilkinson James Williams Jay Williams Jimmy Willis Lisa Willis Jimmy Wilson Mark Wittekind Robert Wolff Wanda Woodie Sharon Wooley Calvin Wright Kathy Yates Rebecca Yates Sharon Zink Roseanna Zirkle Hal Jones Mark Jones Sibyl Jones Terry Jones Jenny Pelletier Buys a Yearbook 83 A CLOSING P5 1 TOP: Marcus I amb enjoys his art class. TOP RIGHT: Bob Wolff plays varsity football. ABOVE: Trumpeter Paul Watts plays with band. RIGHT: Keith Shipman rehearses halftime show. LOOK AT THE JUNIORS 84 SOPHOMORES ARE 458 STRONG Thai A badie James Abrams Lisa Adams Victor Adams Susan Addy Kerry Adkins Ronnie Adkins Sherrie Adkison Paula A kridge John Alvis Kimra Anderson Britt Andress Brent Arnold Mike Ashworth James Austin Pam Austin Carolyn A us ton Byron Baker Lyndon Baker Keith Barbaccia Mark Barnes Lisa Barr Terry Barton Lachelle Bass William Baum Ricky Barvaro Tammy Beasley Teresa Beaslv Richard Bedsole Lori Benefield 86 Glenn Berutti Lornia Betney Joe Bishop Allen Blackmon Tricia Bodiford Glen Bolling Tina Boswell Valerie Bowdoin Tana Brackin David Braden Jimmy Bragg Brigitte Brewing ton Henry Brewington Chip Bright Margaret Bright Marie Britt Eddie Bivins Larry Brooks Greg Brown Ray Broxson Kent Buehler Keith Burnett Renee Buxton Robert Buxton Kenny Buzzell Teresa Byrd Clark Camp Christina Cameron Teresa Cannon Zoleta Carter Darrell Cawley Allison Chancey Frank Chesser Margaret Chitwood Joseph Ciuzio Katheleen Clark Kip Graves Finds geometry a challenge. 87 SOPH. CLASS PRES. IS KIMRA ANDERSON Sharin Clark Sherri Coates Jay Cobb Craig Cody Terri Coleman Chris Conner Brett Cooper Diana Cooper Linda Cooper Pam Cixtper Robert Cooper Clifford Copeland Kelly Cosgrove Kathy Cotter Tim Cotter Patricia Couch Betty Council Carol Council Vince Coutoumanos Cindy Covington Henry Covington Scott Curington Shannon Dailey Ann Marie Daneker Scott Daniel Luther Davis Kris Davis David Dean Dyke Dean Penny Dean Danny Decurtis Matt Delas haw Jeffery Dierberger Ned Diggs Joy Dill Gary Dismukes Linda Donaldson Luzvimenda Donaldson Pat Dorwin Tammy Douney Howard Drew Susan Dubose 88 Kenneth Duncan Billy Dunford Brad Dunn Janis Eversman Starla Evans Alan Evans Dennis Ethridge Benjamin Edwards I aurie Faison Joan Fanucci Theresa Farris Cynthia Fayard Trey Fitzgerald Ghana Fleming Melissa Florence Joey Flowers Robert Flowers Sondra Flynn Kim Fossum Kathy Foster Cornelious Frazier Rhonda Frazier Kent Fry Tanva Futrell Don Galla Carol Gibbs Darold Gibson Debby Gibson Jennifer Gibson Chuck Gilder Allison Chancey strikes a fancy pose. Angie Thompson states a fact. 89 GENE LOLLEY SERVES AS SOPH. V-P Dieter Ginnett Jane Gleason Mary Gleason Melissa Glenn William Glenn Lisa Golden Tim Gram Lisa Cranberry Angie Grantham Melissa Green Jeffery Green Frances Greene Johnny Grice Willie Griffin Rhonda Grimmer Steve Haddox Keith Hadley Julie Hager la Lisa Hamilton Tony Hamilton Lisa Hand Andy Harrell Haden Harrell Barb Harrison Shelly Harrison Terry Harrison Lisa Hawk Craig Hebbeln Lee Helms Ronald Henderson Melissa Florence listens to teacher's assignment. 90 The Sophomore class gets rowdy at pep rally. Jeff Hendley Randy Herrington Kim Hickman Chris Hill David Hobbs Michael Hubrich Tate Hobson Marvin Holdman Banyn Holland Melissa Holland Patsy Holland Teresa Holland Earl Holloway Keith Holloway Byron Holmes Willie Hornsby Carl Howell Cynthia Holmes Juli Hudgins Dean Hundley Cynthia Hunter Kevin Hurst Penny Ivey Horace Jackson Jeanette Jackson Tena James James Yvonne Jennefer Jenkins Gidget Jerkins Chiquita Johns 91 MELISSA FLORENCE IS SOPH. SEC- TREAS. Eric Johnson James Johnson Penny Joiner Gail Jones James Jones Jackie Jones Kathy Jones Roxanne Jones Teresa Jones Todd Jones Willie Jones Michael Joseph Jamie Joyner John Karstad Tim Keevet Jeff Kelly Stacy Kemp Greg Key Bobby King Rex King Judy Knott Glenn Kollhoff Tracy Kyser Mike Lawhorn SueAnn Lazik Tracey Lee Chris Lennox Philip Lewis Chris Lindsey Karen Lindsey Dwayne Locke David Lock la r Polly Lodge Glenn Logsdon Chad Lolley Dean Lolley Gene Lolley Todd Loiselle Kathy Macdonald Suzanne Madison Barbara Marchman Patty Marler 92 Joe Martin Brenda Mason Harry Mathis Teresa Mauldin Virginea Mayo Lou McAdams Richard McDowell Pam McDurmont Keith McGowan Julie McIntosh Ben McKee Reginald McNair Denise Meredith Barbara Miller Jeff Miller Pat Miller Elizabeth Mills Melinda Mitchell Martha Mixson Jenny Mobley Julie Moeller Suzanne Moody Cindy Morales Bill Morgan Rhonda Morgan Steve Morris Brian Morrow Sherri Moss Becky Mozo David Mulliner Melody Murphy Alice Neal Tim Nelson Craig Nietzald Ann Olah Lora O'Neal Galle Outlaw Claudia Paul Rod Parham Alisa Parker Karen Parker Ray Parker Leroy Parris Tammi Parrish Chris Parsons Paula Patrick Jeff Paterson Dion Patton 93 Cynthia Peacock John Peck ham Audrey Peoples Annette Perez Andre Petty Johnny Pilcher Todd Pippin Cathy Pittman l iDonna Pittman Vickie Powell Pam Powers Gordon Pratt Kenny Prescot Susan Price Brent Rachel Vicky Ramsey Dannie Rayburn Debbie Reese Dennie Reeves Jennie Reynolds Kim Reynolds Mike Reynolds Micheal Reynolds Cheri Rhodes Pamela Reynolds Tim Rhodes Patrick Rietkerk Terri Rice Keith Robbins Grefi Roberta Teresa Robinson Terrell Rosser Hugh Rout ley James Rowe Richard Rudd David Russell Hop Sanders Cathy Schlager Stephan Schomp Gary Schwab Billy Schwend Mike Sconyers Ann Scott James Scott Joey Scott Cindy Senn Ricky Senn I eigh Sessions 94 Vicki Sessions Greg Setzer Gene Shaffer Lori Sharpe Steven Shoap James Shrader Bob Shuffle harder Charlotte Sims Scott Sims Melinda Simmons John Sizemore Bobby Smith Debroha Smith Handy Smith Shirley Smith Suziann Smith J.L. Speigner Kip Speigner Scott Speigner Mike Spencer Martha Steele Taylor Steele Mike Stinson Cynthia Stone Tammy Strickland Greg Sullivan Hickey SulIivant Margaret Tatem Bobby Taylor Sheila Tindell Huth Thomas Steven Thomas Peggy Thomas Angie Thompson Beckie Thompson Ken Thompson Moses Thompson David Tisdale Terry Tisdale Marty Tonn Micheal Townsend Linda Tucker Sonya Turner Juan Vela Greg Vick Christine Waldner Chris Walton Ted Ward 95 SOPHOMORES ENJOY FIRST YEAR AT E.H.S. Renee Warren Tim Warren Kenneth Waters John Watson Stacy Watson Perry Webb Vernon Wilkerson Robert Wilkerson Jaletta Wells Deana West Marilyn Wheeler Bryan Whigham Samuel White Anthony Whitehurst Jerrold Whitehurst Sonja William Jimmy Williams Tamera Williams Yvonne Williams Henrietta Williamson Greg Windham Michelle Wisener Charles Wright Brett Wood Connie Wright Teresa Woodham Pam Yarbrough Karen Yates Chris Yuhas Patty Holland and Tana Brackin get spirited at pep rallies. % 97 IN MEMORY OF ROBERT FLOWERS He Is Not Dead I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. He has wandered into an unknown land It’s needs must be, since he lingers there. And you — oh, you, who the wildest yearn For an oldtime step, and the glad return. Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of Thee as the love of here Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not dead — he is just away. 98 A FLASHBACK AT THE SOPHOMORES TOP: Vicki Powell, Jenny Reynolds, and Linda Tucker attack Junior Jay Pugh. FAR LEFT: Tate Hobson sports a winning smile. LEFT: Lori Sharpe enjoys the marching band. 99 TEA CHERS’ WORLD FACULTY AND STAFF INCREASES FOR ‘7 Coach Abernathy Mr. Arnette Mrs. Bishop Mr. Bryan Mr. Carter Mr. Chadwick Mrs. Cousins Mrs. Craig Miss Daniels Mr. Daniels Mrs. Decker Mrs. Dawson Mrs. Ed burg Mrs. Farris Mr. Fleming Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Garth Mrs. Gilmore Mr. Graves Mrs. Haddox Mrs. Hand Mrs. Hollis Mr. Kelly Mrs. Kelly FAR LEFT: Coach Weeks guides boys basketball. LEFT: Mrs. Manning com- pletes lecture. ABOVE: Mr. Chadwick attends pep rally. 10i TEACHERS ARE INVOLVED IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Mr. Kies Mrs. Lucia Mrs. Martin Mrs. McHearg Mrs. McK night Mrs. Meeks Mrs. Motes Miss Nichols Mrs. Paramore Mr. Peavy Mrs. Price Mr. Reese Mrs. Rhodes Mrs. Riley Mr. Routley Miss Snell grove Mrs. Spotsville Mrs. Taylor Mr. Thompson Mr. Tomberlin Mrs. Watson Mrs. Welch Mr. Whittle Mrs. Whittle Miss Windham Mrs. Youngblood BELOW: Mrs. Stinson admires flowers she received from a club. RIGHT: Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Hardin run the library. 102 NEW TEACHERS ADAPT TO EHS TOP LEFT: Mrs. Felton grades papers. TOP: Coach Hand supervises the trampoline. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Lucia is one of EHS mobile teachers. LEFT: Mr. Lankford is new DECA advisor. ABOVE: Mr. Graves reads VIC A newsletter. 103 MR. CARTER IS NEW PRINCIPAL FOR EHS RIGHT Mr. Carter serves his first year as principal. BELOW Coach Peavy co- ordinates lunchroom activities MIDDLE Mrs. Welch is a dedicated secretary. BOTTOM Mr. Reese checks his weekly- schedule. 104 V LEFT Mrs. Watson works on monthly teacher reports. TOP Mr. Tomberlin is a new assistant principal. ABOVE Mr. Bryan enjoys his new position as an assistant principal. 10S MRS. HOLLIS JOINS GUIDANCE DEPT. The EHS Guidance Department was assisted this year by a new secretary, Mrs. Hollis. Guidance, as always, was busy with student registration, scholarship information, and other counseling affairs. RIGHT Mrs. Hollis types memo for counselors. FAR RIGHT Mr. Thompson works on senior rankings. BELOW Mr. Pridgen sets up a parent conference. BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs. Garth looks over scholarship information. 106 IN MEMORY OF SENORA COUSINS In Rememberance of Me In rememberance of me Hear the laughter; For I am with you and will be Forever after, In rememberance of me Feeling my love; Someday again we’ll all meet In heavens above, In rememberance of me Search your heart; Hopefully you ’ll find me to be A special part, In rememberance of me Please don't cry; If I am in your heart I can Never truely die. Gari McKee EHS GIVES REGRETFUL GOODBYE TO CHEERLEADERS EHS will lose a lot at the end of the year when all the Varsity Cheerleaders will be leaving. This years squad was exceptionally lucky since they got to cheer for the State Champs in football and the Region Champs in Basketball. They started the year by attending camp at The University of South Alabama where they were rated in the top four at the camp. They also won the spirit stick there. The EHS Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of nine Seniors and one Junior. The members were Shari Pittenger, Judy Wilson, Denise Hollis. Regie Sparks. Shawn Newien. Joyce Gallo. Angie Stinson. Gloria Whitehurst, Terri Thompson, and Pam Clark. 108 Top Left: Shari Pittenger seems to have fun during Pep Rally. Top Middle: Denise Hollis leads Seniors in yell. Above: Angie Stinson was a cheerleader for 3 years at EHS. Far Left: Judie Wilson cheers on Football Team. Left: Reggie Sparks is also a 3 year member of the EHS Cheerleading Squad. Below: Joyce Galla moves to the beat of the Fight Song. 109 Right: Terri Thompson was Head Cheerleader for Varsity. Far Right: Joyce Galla was named as NCA All American Cheerleader. Middle: There was a lot to cheer alxmt during Football Season Below: Pam Clark was only Jr. on '79 Squad. Below Right: The Cheerleaders spell out GO CATS during Pep Rally. no JV CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP IN MOBILE The Wildcat JV Cheerleaders in only the second year of existence did an outstanding job. They cheered with varsity at the basketball peprallys and at the Homecoming Game. Miss Daniels was their sponsor. Top Left: JV Cheerleaders; Top L-R: Angie Thompson, Patsy Holland, Melissa Florence, Tana Brackin, Bottom: Cathy Schlager, Kimra Anderson, Minda Donaldson, and Polly Lodge. Middle: The JV Squad leads yells at Basketball game. Bottom Left: Patsy Holland and Kimra Anderson cheer at Homecoming pep rally. Below: Melissa Florence is JV Cpt. m Above: Angie Thompson enjoyed Pep Hally. Top Middle: Cathy Schlager lets EHS fans know what Cats do to opponets. Top Right: Polly Lodge finds the game to her liking. Below: Tana Brackin watches game with amazement. Lower Middle: Minda Donaldson generates spirit at games. Right Corner: Melissa Florence cheers her brother Craig on. 112 EHS PRESENTS “FIDDLER ON THE ROOF” On March 27, 28, 29, after three months of rehersals, “Fiddler on the Roof went on stage to thunderous applause. Mr. Rex Bryan and Mr. Julian Thompson have wanted to do this play since they started producing plays at EHS. They succeeded admirably. TOP- Hex Bryan and Julian Thompson, the directors of the play. BOTTOM- Cast sinus “Tradition ” 113 “FIDDLER ON THE ” A SUCCESS. 114 PRESENTS DDLER ; F TOP LEFT- Tzeitel and Motel sing Miracles of Miracles. ” TOP RIGHT- Hodel tries to make her father understand why she is leaving home. BOTTOM LEFT- Cast members show spirit BOTTOM RIGHT- Vente, the Matchmaker” 115 LONG, HARD WORK PA YS OFF TOP: Stage band performs superbly. MIDDLE LEFT: .4 Villager tells Yente of all the scandals in town. MIDDLE RIGHT: Grandma Tzeitel warns Tevye in ’ The Dream.' BOTTOM LEFT: Bubba Carr dances. MIDDLE RIGHT: Scott Quisen berry and George MiGahan are Russian soldier BOTTOM: J.L. Speigner. Bubba Carr, Gene Malkoff and Jamie Joyner perform the “Bottle Dance” 117 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF” A SMASH HIT TOP LEFT: Jackie Beadles makes up Jeff Gram. TOP RIGHT: Marvin Hold man and Jeff Miller comprise the stage crew. BOTTOM LEFT: The Rahhi gives a blessing. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Lind- sey and Teri Castleman serve as accompa- nists. 118 TOP LEFT: Annetta Sparks gets made up by l eigh Anne Payne. TOP RIGHT: Mark Peirce portrays Lazar Wolfe. MIDDLE: Golde gives a deaf ear to Tevye's ran tings. POTTO M LEFT: Teresa Maul- din and Debbie Reese are the youngest daughters. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stage Rand. 119 WORLD OF ACADEMICS 120 EHS JROTC HAS A GOOD YEAR The ROTC program completed another successful year under the leadership of Senior Army Instructor, Col. James McQueen. The cadet Corps was commanded by Cadet Col. Leigh Anne Payne. Battallion Commanders were Cadet LTC Roy Rhodes and Cadet LTC Deborah White. ROTC instructors were MSTC. Duhaine, MSGT. Spiliotis, SFC Edgar, and CWO Reynolds. TOP: Willie Ray Horsby aims for his target. MIDDLE: Regina Caldwell. Moses Thompson. Cynthia Hunter, and Tim Warren pose after inspection. BELOW LEFT: Bobby King is inspected by Sgt. Edgar. BELOW: Joan Fanucci calls role in ROTC class. 121 TOP: Debra Council stands at attention. ABOVE: Audrey Peoples waits for inspection to end RIGHT: ROTC students practice at rifle range. BOTTOM: ROTC Department includes XfSGT Duhaine. MSGT Spilliotis. Col. McWueen, CWO Reynolds and SFC Edgar. 122 JROTC BALL IS HELD ON JANUARY 25 The Annual Military Ball was held January 25 at the Lake Lodge. Music was provided by the group. Rock Hull. A buffet dinner was enjoyed by everyone who attended the event. TOP: Col. McQueen talks with cadets at the event. MIDDLE: Alex Agosto is greeted by- Deborah White and Durwood Wilson. BOTTOM: Friends enjoy the ball together. 123 190 ATTEND THE JROTC BALL This years ROTC Ball attracted more than 190 people. Cadets and their dates took home many memories of a gala evening. TOP: SGT. Duhaine and Mr. Reynolds help themselves to all the food at the Ball. BELOW LEFT. John Martin and Cynthia Rutland enjoy dancing at the Ball. BELOW RIGHT: Dorothy Brooks enjoys her food at the dinner. BELOW RIGHT: The chef serves Shelley Henderson roast beef at the ROTC Ball. 124 EHS Drill Team competed in Auburn and they won 1st place overall. Bells of Blue Knights (Girls) 2nd place Fancy drill. Boys 1st place Straight drill. Craig Rogers- 2nd place individual Fancy drill. TOP LEFT: The Blue Knight Drill team stands at attention. TOP RIGHT: Bells of Blue Knights stand at attention before inspection. MIDDLE: Drill Teams welcome the inspectors with a salute. BOTTOM: Drill Teams do an eyes right during annual inspection. 125 EHS RIFLE TEAM WINS 9 OUT OF 11 MA TCHES The Rifle Team at EHS had a great year. Troy, Baker, Tate, Andalusia, Crestview, Abbeville, Spencer, Dothen and Headland were defeated. Only Daleville and Ozark outfired our shooters. TOP: John Ward practices before their next match. RIGHT MIDDLE: Dawn Nicholson checks the aiming of the shooters. BELOW: Sgt. Duhaine makes corrections on the shooting of the team. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Rifle Team awaits for futher instructions. 126 TOP LEFT: Gary Shoap practices on his rear sight. TOP RIGHT: Rifle Team members practice for their next match. MIDDLE: Peter Evans and John Ward prepare for a good shot. BOTTOM: EHS RIFLE TEAM. FIRST ROW L-R. John Ward. Dawn Nicholson. Peter Evans, Gary Shoap. SECOND ROW L-R. Tom Meredith. Tim Gram. Taylor Steele. Gene Malkoff. Phil Wambles. EHS ROTC RANKED HIGH IN AFI INSPECTION TOP: Band plavs as inspectors arrive for AFI. TOP RIGHT: Annual inspection is one of the most important events of the ROTC program. MIDDLE: Brigade Commander Leigh Anne Payne reviews troops. RIGHT: Tim Warren is inspected by Major LaStoapes. 128 13 MAKE ALLSTATE CHOIR Above: Much practice went into the making of the Christmas Concert. Middle: Choir members link over some new music. Below: These choir members know practice makes perfect. 130 MISS MCHEARG IS CHOIR INSTRUCTOR The Enterprise High School Choirs kept busy in 79-80. They had a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert and sang at many community functions. Some members participated in other groups such as the Ensemble and All-State Choirs. Top: Many hours of practice are required for a good chorus. Below: All- State Choir: Front L-R; Sally Gibson. Teresa Watts. Leigh ann Payne. Susan Hattie. Ann Martin. Janet Anderson. Annetta Sparks. Jay Cobb, Mark Barnes. Mark Pierce, and Roy Martin. Top: Many sophomores enhance this years Girls Chorus. Middle: Miss McHearg is the EHS Choir director. Below: The EHS Ensemble: L-R Front: Mark Tomberlin, Susan Hattie, Laura McDonald, Linda Miller. Leigh Ann Payne, Sheila Stout, Shelia Strickland, Back L-R; Janet Anderson, Roy Martin, Annetta Sparks, Darin Windham, Mark Pierce and Mark Barnes. LIBRARY SERVES AS RESEARCH CENTER The library, as usual provided students with a superb research and learning center. Books, records, films, and equipment were available for educational purposes. RIGHT: F. Nichols. J. Lewis and M. Harden keep the library going smoothly. BELOW: Students use the library for club meetings. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Harden review new books. P.E. DA Y HELD APRIL 16 AT ESJC TOP LEFT: EHS is well represented. TOP MIDDLE: Shaun Newein enters swimming events. TOP RIGHT: Swimmers take a break. MIDDLE LEFT: Del Lee waits for his event. FAR LEFT: Coach Hand and Miss Daniels supervise EHS students. ABOVE: Tug o' War is a favorite event. LEFT: Gloria Whitehurst accepts trophy. P.E. CLASSES PARTICIPATE IN P.E. DAY The P.E. department created a wide variety of physical skills for students. Students participated in activities ranging from track to ping pong. TOP: Miss Daniels plays chess. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Hawk tries her skill at ping pong. RIGHT: Basketball is part of P.E. program. BELOW: Julie Moeller and Margret Tatem enjoy checkers. BOT- TOM: Marilyn Cole begins a game. 134 CATHY WINGATE MIKE GLEASON EDIT ENCOALA LEFT: Editorial Staff. L-R: T. Herring, D. Tompkins, T. Morris. C. Wingate, and M. Gleason. The 79-80 Yearbook Staff. BOTTOM: 1st row- D. Evans, T. Herring, S. Roop, L. Flanning, M. Gleason, T. Morris, 2nd row T. Loiselle, L. Nichols, C. Wingate, M. Wittekind, S. Chadwick, D. Tompkins, G. Vick, M. Gleason, S. Daniels. D. Spencer. Not shown D. Dean. The 1979-1980 Encoala Staff tried several new ideas. This years theme related to “EHS: A Place of Many Worlds” The editors were C. Wingate and M. Gleason. The staff would like to thank the ENTERPRISE LEDGER and staff for their assistance and pictures. 135 TOP: Staff rushes to meet deadline. FAR RIGHT: Members review Homecoming section. MIDDLE: Mr. Chadwick is Encoala adviser. BOTTOM ROW: Lenette Planning works on layouts. Mike Gleason sorts out pictures. 136 ENCOALA STAFF TRIES NEW IDEAS TOP: Encoala Staff experiments with new look. MIDDLE ROW: Todd Loiselle checks copy sheets. Scott Daniels focuses on subject. ABOVE: Hugh Rout ley sells yearbooks at break. LEFT: Lori Nichols, Tony Morris, and Taylor Steele sell the most yearbooks. 137 ART DEPT. OFFERS SEVERAL COURSES The art department at Enterprise High offered students a variety of courses. Among the projects done by the classes were clay modeling, watercolors, and oil painting. Mr. Chadwick was the instructor. Many students won various art awards. LEFT: Kathy Williamson fills in details of work BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Scott completes drawing. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Rose Walden enjoys art. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Bolen concentrates on oil painting. 139 JOURNALISM CLASS PRODUCES CUP O’ COFFEE The Journalism class at EHS successfully produced the Cup O’ Coffee. Mrs. Paramore served as advisor, while Gary Reese was editor. Assistant editors and their departments were- Kim Houke, news; Tony Morris, features; George McCahan, sports; and Greg Gill, ads. 1st row-D. Reese. G. McCahan, K. Houke. T. Morris, L. Miller, D. Nicholson. 2nd row- G. Gill, G. Reese. R. Cooper, T. Allums, C. Rodgen, R. Neal. BSLOW: Gary Reese and Kim Houke layout front page. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tony Morris selects pictures for next paper. 140 LEFT: Mrs. Para more is Cup 0' Coffee advisor BELOW: Greg GUI prepares ads. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Reese trims news strips. BOTTOM RIGHT: George McCahan reviews article. 141 ABOVE: Mrs. Para more jokes around with David Britt. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Williamson lectures to class. RIGHT: Students enjoy speech class. BELOW: Mr. Strength talks to students. ENGLISH DEPT. MEETS STUDENTS’ NEEDS The English Department worked very hard to meet the needs of the student body. Among the studies offered through the English area were Grammar, Composition, Public Speaking and Literature courses. LEFT: Cliff Bell memorizes poetry. BELOW: The English Department: 1st Nichols, N. Dawson. L. Williamson, 2nd row: B. Windham. M. Paramore, G. Kelley, J. Strength, M. Kincey. 143 ENGLISH COURSES ARE POPULAR AT EHS TOP: Mrs. Youngblood reviews Grammar assignment. BELOW: Joey Scott makes a statement about English. RIGHT: Students read chapters from literature book. 144 LEFT: Julie Moeller watches speech delivery. BELOW: Students listen to lecture of literature. FRENCH IS OFFERED A T EHS The French Department was under the supervision of Mr. Bauer once more. There were three different levels of French taught this year. RIGHT: Tina Boswell listens to instructions. BELOW: Kevin Morgan and Todd Loiselle learn French customs. 146 LEFT: Chris Sims reads a French novel BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Bauer is French instructor. BELOW: Mr. Bauer explains chapter to Shelley Henderson. 147 STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT SPANISH LIFE Mrs. Evangeline Geiger became the new Spanish teacher this year. The students learned about Spanish cultures, customs and ways of living. In addition, classes also learned the technical aspects of Spanish. Spanish I and II were taught. HIGHT: Horace Jackson takes notes. BELOW: Mike Gannon practices his Spanish accent. BOTTOM BIGHT: Mrs. Geiger is Spanish teacher. 148 LEFT: Ray Parker finds Spanish class a favorite. BOTTOM: Class participation is a valuable part of the Spanish program. 149 SEVEN TEACHERS LEAD SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. The students at EHS participated in a variety of Social Studies programs. Government classes attended court sessions, school board meeting and questioned Congressman Bill Dickinson. Other courses included sociology, Physology, U.S. History, Geography, World History, and Economics. RIGHT: Anne Martin researches court cases. FAR RIGHT: Craig Rogers completes Government assignment. BELOW: Mr. Dubois confers with Marie Glover. LEFT: Mrs. Bishop explains Psyoology notes. BELOW: The Social Studies staff: L-R. V. Griffin, C. Bishop, N. Felton, B. Stinson, J. Duboise, M. Riley. Not Shown: Ms. Decker 151 STUDENTS QUESTION CONGRESSMAN DICKINSON TOP: The Social Studies department held a special assembly to talk with Bill Dickinson. TOP RIGHT: Robert Cooper writes report. ABOVE: Denise Hollis. Carmen Sando, Joyce Galla and Angie Stinson listen to Dickinson’s answers. RIGHT: The program is held in the library. 152 TOP LEFT: Jan Hensley thinks of questions to ask Rep. Dickinson. TOP: Mrs. Stinson teaches U.S. History. LEFT: Tracy Duarte reviews notes for his next test. ABOVE: Gidget Jerkins works on class assignment. 153 Right: Mrs. Taylor prepares report cards. BELOW: The Math Department l-r. J. Fuller, J. Taylor, L. Felton, Z. Fleming. K. Price. M. Lucia. A. Rhodes. W. Motes. 154 MATH DEPARTMENT GIVES MATH EXAM The Math Department was instrumental in giving the National Math Exam this year. Math courses offered at EHS ranged from Consumer Math to Trigonometry. TOP: Mrs. Rhodes explains trig problem to Laura Brvars. FAR LEFT: Cary Cowart gets materials ready. LEFT: Joe! Hughes concentrates on Math work. 155 SCIENCE DEPT. OFFERS FIVE COURSES The EHS Science Dept, consisted of five courses, General Science, Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics. Students gained knowledge through lab work, group projects and a wide variety of books. ABOVE: Carol Vincent and Joel Cornell experiment in physiology TOP RIGHT: Russell Vhrig concentrates on lab project. RIGHT: Linda Tucker and Teresa Mauldin disects starfish. 156 LEFT: Lynn Payne and Diane Blien do their lab work. BELOW: Terri Garner and Jennifer Flowers find chemistry a challenge. BOTTOM: The Science Department: l-r. D. Whittle. M. Whittle. E. Manning. C. Edberg. and J. Baker. 15 7 TYPING CLASSES STRESS BASICS The typing classes at EHS concentrated on students learning basic typing skills. Mrs. Craig taught typing for the fourth year. ABOVE; Anita Dyess makes corrections. ABOVE RIGHT: Brent Rachel works on daily excercises. RIGHT: Gary Dismukes proofreads paper. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Craig is typing instructor. 158 FAR LEFT: Kenneth Duncan examines test score. LEFT: Jeff Hendley works on assignment. BOTTOM LEFT: (Andre) Clifford Copeland erases error. BOTTOM: Linda Tucker types letters. BELOW: Kennith Waters talks shop” with Mr. Martin. RIGHT: Tommy Byrd, Mr. Graves, Linda Bryan and Valerie Koch are involved in an industrial study. BOTTOM: 1979-80 VOCATIONAL TEACHERS AND ADVISORS: FRONT ROW. L. Farris, J. Me Knight. G. Helms. C. Kellev, M. Meeks. M. Devaughn. S. Terrell. BACK ROW. M. Couch, R. Barnes, S. Graves. H. Arnette. D. Pridgen, J. Reese. M. Lankford. A. Rout ley. B. Tomberlin. 160 LEFT: John Lilly Installing engine. MIDDLE: l-r: Judy Riddle, Steve Thomas. James McCrummer. Brvan Whigham BOTTOM LEFT: James Arrington working on engine. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Lilly pulling engine for installment. AUTO MECHANICS DEPARTMENT 161 KEN HOLT IS ONLY THIRD YEAR STUDENT ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT ABOVE: Eddie Lankist checks out machinery. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Rout ley heads electricity department. BELOW: Royley Jackson and Roland Diggs steady- ladder for fellow worker. BELOW RIGHT: Ricky Frazier, and John Karlstad work on wiring houses. 162 WELDING DEPARTMENT TOP LEFT: Bobby Moore welds Bar-B- Que Grill. ABOVE: Mr. Arnette is head of Welding Department. BOTTOM LEFT: Gerald Whitehurst sets up to weld. ENTERPRISE takes pride in themselves in a section of the Vocational Department. Welding, Electricity, and Auto Mechanics were offered to students to help them in their future careers. 163 HORTICULTURE IS A POPULAR COURSE LEFT: Robert McGrath mixes fertilizer while Mr. Martin discusses potting soil mixtures with Eddy Childs. BELOW: Scott Gibson, Connie Hurley and Stasia Schomp are potting Poinsettas for Christmas. BOTTOM: Poinsettas are good to eat. 164 HORTICULTURE CLASSES ENJOY ACTIVITIES TOP LEFT: Horticulture classes take field trip to Montgomery. MIDDLE: Students find wavs to keep Mr. Martin busy. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Gibson thinks about the days events. BOTTOM BIGHT: Students find time to take break at CASSCO. 165 WORLD OF CLUBS SGA SPONSORS HOMECOMING EVENTS The Student Government Association successfully sponsored this year’s annual Homecoming festivities. Other projects included, Christmas grams. Basketball promotion week and a clean-up day. RIGHT: 1979-1980 SGA officers: Tony Morris, president: Shelley Henderson. Vice-president: and Carmen Sando. Sec- Treas. BELOW: Becky Yates reviews minutes of SGA meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tony Morris decorates d(x r. 166 TOP LEFT: Terry Jones receives Player of the Week from Tony Morris. TOP RIGHT: Lea Hughes. Vicki Strength. Teresa Kruelen. and Tina Boswell help in College Day. MIDDLE: SGA Members: 1st row l-r: R. Walden. .4. Hughes. S. Nuwein. J. Dowling. N. Sauders. B. Carr. M. Gleason, E. Kincey. J. Donald. 2nd row: S. Guinn. Y. Williams. K. Fossum. M. Wittekind, T. Kreulen. C. Wingate. D. Shallcross. T. Castleman. L. Bass. M. Florence. 3rd row: M. Donaldson. K. Reynolds. Z. Carter. D. Burton. L. Hughes. L. Payne. R. Capps. D. Tompkins. C. Copeland. T. Bridgett. R. Neal. 4th row: M. Tomberlin. C. Schlager. G. Lyons. B. Yates. P. Lodge. A. Thompson. V. Strength. T Morris. K. Kelley. L. Baade. T. Morris. 5th row: J. Jones. S. Henderson. C. Sando. LEFT: Mr. Thompson supervises coronation. 169 DEC A IS OUTSTANDING STATE CHAPTER RIGHT: Dorothy Hood works at roadblock. FAR RIGHT: Pat Measles learns cash-register methods. BELOW: Sylvia Parrish and Bonnie Snell Prescott review notes of last general meeting. BOTTOM: DECA Members: 1st row: l-r, W. McNees, C. Rodney, B. McAdams, T. McDowell. T. Carroll, B. Jones, J. Reynolds, C. Luenberger. 2nd row: Pa. Measles. P. Peckham. B. Raley. S. Blake, R. Zirkle, L. Mixson. M. McBristian, S. Parrish. S. Pope. 3rd row: S. Henry, M. Chitwood. T. Curenton, L. Kelley, J. Stayrook. S. Oxford. T. Messick, K. Williamson. K. Davis, K. Patrick, L. Hartley, 4th row: R. Brignate. A. McDaniel, L. Hawkins, A. Grace, D. Shallcross. G. Gill, M. Moore, J. Jones. 5th row: R. Fuentes, K. Lindsey, S. Smith, V. Patrick, S. Hurley, T. Belch, L. Presson, B. Smith, W. Murphy. 6th row: V. Sanders, B. Snell, D. Woodham. P. Edwards, L. Griswold, T. Ezell, J. Holland. M. Cotton, C. Cowart, S. Watson 170 The EHS DEC A Chapter was extremly active and very successful this year. They were named as Most Outstanding DEC A Chapter in the state at the convention held in Huntsville. Many EHS students placed in their events at the convention. Among DECA’s projects were roadblocks and selling candy. TOP: Lisa Kelley, Charles Rodney and Shezan Henry work on posters for event. FAR LEFT: Beth McAdams serves her employer at banquet. LEFT: Vicki Patrick works on scrapbook. BOTTOM LEFT: DEC A students attend ESJC Career Fair. BOTTOM RIGHT: DECA Officers of 1979-80 Are: Beth McAdams (Junior Vice-President) Keith Lindsey (Historian) Slyvia Hurley (Senior Vice- President) Vicki Patrick (President) Trina Welch (President) Wayne McNees (Reporter) Sylvia Parrish (Secretary) 171 FBLAMEMBERS GO TO DISTRICT RIGHT: FBLA Officers for 1979-80 are: Vj . - 2; L-R Judy W ilson. Donna Presley. Debbie 4, . 7 w.� v-3 Knight, Laura Dozier. BOTTOM: District FBI.A winners are; L R Harriet Dack. Janet McDaniel, Laura Dozier. Karen Parker. 172 LEFT: Mrs. Farris instructs James Joiner on the proper use of a typewriter. BOTTOM: 1st row L-R P White. J. Wilson. I). Presley. I). Knight. L. Dozier. T. Mauldin. J. Carmicheal. 2nd row L-R H. Dack, K. Newsome. D. Shell house. T. Walden. T. Cannon. P. McDurment. J. Carmichael. 3rd row L-R C. Whitehurst. A. Sistrunk, C. Florence. L. Bass. S. Herring. K. Parker, N. Joles. K. Parrish. C. Hoi Jen, S. Roop. 4th row L-R L. A badie. Mrs. J. McKnight. Advisor. D. Demuth. M. McLean. J. Pair, A. Dyess, R. Warren. 5th row L-R J. Elliott. L. Spears, J. McDaniel. C. Rutland. T. Broome. K. Hawkins. 6th row L-R Miss B. Sneilgrove, Advisor. D. Walton, A. Hughes, L. Hughes. R. White. L. Fleming. 171 JOHN TORRES ELECTED ST A TE VIC A PRESIDENT The VICA Chapter of EHS proved to be an asset to the school this year. The club won 2nd place as Outstanding Chapter in the state. Other individual club members won awards. John Torres was elected to serve as State VIC A President. Two of their main projects this year were Toys For Tots and Safety Year. RIGHT: Dani Ivans. Jimmy Chitwood and David Stewart collect for the Toys For Tots drive. BELOW: Fran Pouncey congratulates John Torres for winning State VICA president. BOTTOM RIGHT: VICA Members: 1st row, 1-r, D. GrimsJey. T. Taylor, S. Hitt, D. Ivans, G. Beeson, K. Hall, F. Pouncey, P. Duke. 2nd row: J. Torres, D. Decurtis, J. Milton, D. Perrin. V. Koch, M. Lowe. 3rd row: E. Lankist, M. Lee, D. Hughes, J. Grice. J. Deal, P. A kridge. M. Gibson. B. Redd. 4th row: J. White, S. Thomas, J. Villa, L. Bryant. R. Tindell, S. Thomas, G. Cameron. 5th row: L. Greenwood. M. Ashworth, J. Daily, H. Mathis, A. Olah, S. Capps. D. Cowden. J. Williams. B. Holland. D. Ethridge, B. Barnes, L. Roberts, J. Wright, D. Berry, C. Count, N. Riley, J. Dunaway. G. Bruso. R. Hodge. 6th row: S. Carr, D. Griffin, T. Byrd, T. Pippin. J. Carlstad. T. Byrd. J. Hundley, J. Chitwood, R. Senn, T. Cotter. Back row: C. Chancelor, Mr. R. Barnes, Mr. E. Routley. 174 LEFT: Officers: D. Grimsley, pariimen tarion; S. Hitt, Chaplain; D Ivans, Vice-President; G. Beeson, Treasurer, K. Hall, President; F. Pouncey, Secretary and P. Duke, reporter. BELOW: Eddie l ankist and Mr. Rout lev review safety poster. BOTTOM LEFT: John Torres completes bulletin board. BOTTOM: The Opening and Closing Ceremony Team is impressive. VIC A TEAMS ARE OUTSTANDING TOP: VICA Opening Team for 79-80 is: Tina Taylor, Jenae Milton. Sandy Hitt, Dani Ivins. Sam Capps. Greg Cawley, and Donald Stinson. Top Right: Kevin Berry and Jimmy Wright placed high in state competition. Bottom Right: The Parlimentary Procedure Team for 79-80 consist of: Paula A kridge. Karen Hall. Fran Pouncy, Shelia Conner. Glenn Bruso, Jeff White, Gina Beeson, and Darrell Cawley. 176 LEFT: Rhonda Hanna, Scott Gibson, Eddy Childs, Melanie Hagler, Cindy Martin take a break during a field trip at Fort Toulouse. MIDDLE LEFT: Tamara Williamson, Jan Dowling, Larry Motley, Mike Bason sing a song and talk at cookout. BELOW: Mr. Martin is the chef at F.F.A. Social. BOTTOM LEFT: Roy Martin plays guitar and sings at the cookout. BOTTOM: Shelia Meriwhether is a key member of the F.F.A. string band. 177 EHS PREP BOWL TEAM RIGHT: EHS Prep Bowl Team members and alternates. FRONT ROW: Tom Schrand. Bill Reynolds. Laura McDonald, Benita Smith. BACK ROW: Pete Pappas. Teresa Walden, Warren Cassady. BOTTOM: Prep Bowl Team members Bill Reynolds. Benita Smith. l aura McDonald, and Tom Schrand compete against Central High. 178 LEFT:+ During teacher Appreciation week the Library Media Club gave apples to the Faculty. MIDDLE: Library Media Club Officers: L-R: E. Kincey, President. Matilda Mason. Treasurer. Tricia Rich burg. Secretary, Michele Robke. V. President. BELOW: Library Media Club Members: L- R: Yvonne Edwards. Teresa Brooks. T. Bridgette. T. Rich burg, M. Robke. L. Adams. D. Council. D. Eld ridge. E. Kincey. 2nd: Mrs. Marie Harden. Sponsor. A. McNeal. K. Davis. M. Mason. R. Thomas, D. White. L. Flowere. J. Flowers. J. Carlton. 3rd: Mrs. Joan I ewis, Sponsor, K. Flowers, J. Anderson. D. Eld ridge. L. Fleming. P. Burwell, K. McDonald. LIBRAR Y-MEDIA CLUB IS ACTIVE 179 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS SELL BOOKS RIGHT: Mrs. Terrell talks to the student at FHA meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Owen Gatlin shows little girl how to build blocks. BOTTOM RIGHT: Students practices with building blocks. 180 LEFT: Future Homemakers work a great deal with children. MIDDLE LEFT: L-R ■I. Jackson, Melissa Holland, Teresa Holland. Shelia Tindell, Serena Ward. Penny Joiner, Tamera Williams, not shown is Barbara Harrison, President. BOTTOM LEFT: Teresa Holland shows the children how to play a game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Smiling faces are a big reward for FHA members. KEY CLUB COLLECTS FOR EASTER SEALS The Key Club collected for Easter Seals, held a canned food drive, painted Hillcrest’s basketball court and helped sell Halloween candy. The officers were Tony Morris, president; Bill Reynolds, vice- president and Doug Vickers, secretary- treasurer. RIGHT: Charlie Rowe and Del Lee are inducted. BELOW: Tony Morris serves as Key Club President. 182 TOP: FIRST ROW, L-R. E. Mills, K. Buckner, K. Anderson. J. Galla, P. Henderson. V. Jeter. A. Hughes, and R. Walden. SECOND ROW; T. Dunaway, M. Covington, R. Roddy. D. Lee, G. Malkoff, T. Schrand, D. Galla, and T. Morris. THIRD ROW. R. Davis. M. Tomberlin, D. Mills, N. Riley. M. Wittekind, T. Steele. D. Clark, and K. Maddox. FOURTH ROW, D. Vickers, L. Motley, H. King, J. Dotson. T. Meredith, J. Bynum. J. Pugh. S. Sims. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Chadwick is sponsor. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dennis Clark is active Key Club member. LEFT: Key Clubbers read club magazine. 183 MATH CLUB SPONSORS MATH TEAM RIGHT: Laura McDonald and Carol Hendrix discuss math problem together. MIDDLE: Darin Windham. Vice Pres.: Stan Stinson. Treasurer; Pete Pappas. President: Laura McDonald. Sec. BOTTOM: FRONT L-R: Mrs. Rhodes. P. Reynolds. D. Windham. R. Bedsole. J. Eversman, L. McDonald. Mr. Fleming, MIDDLE: T. Cole, P. Pappas. J. Novisel, B. Shufflebarger. J. Eversman, C. Martin. D. Tompkins. C. Rh(xles. B. Smith. BACK: J. Vincent. W. Bigler. S. Stinson. K. Morgan. S. Dyess. F. Fleming. P. Burwell. J. Martin. A. Daprato, C. Hendrix, C. Ciuzio, and Y. Lyons. 184 MATH TEAM HAS GOOD YEAR The Math Team had a good year under the direction of Mrs. Rhodes It consisted of the top math students in the school. Much practice time during break, lunch, and after school went into the making of a good team, and it paid off at their meets around the state. TOP FAR LEFT: Renita Smith is one of Math Team’s best. TOP LEFT: Pete Pappas works out a tough one on his calculator. LEFT: John Novisel is a big plus to this years team. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: l aura McDonald explains a problem to the rest of the Math Team. BELOW: The Math Team: Front L-R: Mrs. Rhodes. B. Reynolds. Q. Robinson. T. Walden, C. Rhodes. R. Bedsole. C. Martin. J. Eversman. B. Shuffleburger. Middle L-R: Mr. Fleming. J. Vincent. P. Pappas, J. Novisel, C. Ciuzio. C. Hendrix, A. Daprato, L. McDonald. Back L-R: W. Bigler. S. Stinson, D. Windham. K. Morgan. J. Martin, F. Fleming. Y. Lyons, and B. Smith. 185 ANCHOR CLUB 1 IN THE STATE RIGHT: Cary Ann Howell and Mrs. Lewis display winning scrapbook. BELOW: 1st row; 1-r. S. Sims, J. Wilson. T. Walden. M. Covington, J. Dowling, T. Richburg, Charlie C, M. Robke, E. Kincey, K. Crowley. 2nd row; T. Beasley. J. Moeller, S. Watson. C. Abrams. B. Marchman. N. Souders, M. Mason, L. Fleming. D. White. 3rd row; T. Lee. H. Dack. D. Demuth, W. Cline. C. Howell. R. Morgan. M. Hagerla. J. Eversman. B. Raley, S. Zink. T. Bryan. 4th row; M. Steele, K. Reynolds, Mrs. J. Lewis. Y. Lyons. V. Sanders. L. Sharpe. C. Jones, V. Sessions, Z Carter, J. Carlton, D. Council 186 LEFT: Cathy Abrams and Jan Dowling give coloring Calanders to special students during Christmas Party. BOTTOM LEFT: Treasurer Michele Robke is named Anchor Girl of the year for the second consecutive year. This is the Highest Honor awarded to an anchor club member each year. BOTTOM RIGHT: President Teresa Walden accepts Placque for outstanding Anchor club in the state. 187 DRAMA CLUB PROMOTES PLAY The Drama Club of EHS was instrumental in promoting the all-school play “Fiddler On the Roof. ” The club also helped in the many other aspects of the production. Tiddler on the Rpof TOP: Lenett Planning advertises for the all- schix)l play. MIDDLE: Mr. Thompson and Mr. Bryan are Drama Club sponsors. BELOW: Drama Club: 1st row, l-r: J. Reynolds. K. Howard. K. Schwend. C. Bauman. B. Carr, L. Vosel. J. Dowling, L. Payne. H. Hooper. T. Maulden, S. Strickland and L. Chesser. 2nd row, l-r: J. Joiner. J. Johnston. L. Planning. Y. Williams. D. Jenks, D. Johnson, D. Klein, J. Anderson, L. Miller, J. Gram. M. Lambert, L. O’Neal. 3rd row, l-r: P. Burwell, S. Dyess, G. McCahan. M. Pierce, J. Dotson, P. Grider. D. Windham, E. Johnson. NOT PICTURED: A. Sparks and S. Stout. 188 DA VID KLEIN VOTED BEST THESPIAN TOP: David Klein talks to the Thespian club. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW, L-R; Buhha Carr, Lee Ann Vosel. Jan Dowling, Leigh Anne Payne. SECOND ROW; Scott Dyess, David Klein, Janet Andersen. Linda Miller, Darin Windham. 189 The National Honor Society had a good year under the supervision of Mrs. Martin and Miss Windham. The annual book fair, with 20% of the sales going to the Scholarship Fund, was such a success that two scholarships are being offered to graduating seniors. Once again, the NHS recognized honor students by having the Honor Roll listed in the Ledger. ABOVE: Darin Windham was 1979-80 NHS President. ABOVE RIGHT: Old members participate in ceremony welcoming the new. RIGHT: Vicki Patrick looks over books at the Book Fair. FAR RIGHT: Sr. Leigh Ann Payne begins NHS Induction Ceremony by lighting candles. 190 NHS OFFERS TWO SCHOLARSHIPS LEFT: New members are sworn in during assembly. BELOW: 1st row: C. Baumann, B. Smith, T. Walden. D. Presley, S. Watson. P. Watts, A. McDaniel, S. Torres. 2nd row: Kathy Newsome, L. Payne, M. Middleton, K. Morgan, D. Demuth. S. Meriwether. T. Sellers, K. Hauke, M. Strength. L. McDonald. 3rd row: B. Wilkerson, L. Baade, K. Grumpier, T. Schrand, S. Stinson, S. Parker, T. Duarte, P. Dahn, J. Datson. 4th row: M. Gannon, J. Galla, C. Sando, B. Reynolds, D. Jenks, H. King, V. Patrick, J. McDaniel. 5th row: T. Morris, A. Martin, S. Gibson, R. Sparks, P. Hendreson, K. Maddox, V. Jeter, B. Kirkland, P. Pappas. K. Howard. 6th row: J. Vincent, J. Novosel, M. Hagerla, T. Castleman, K. Clements, W. Donaldson. J. Clark. 7th row: M. Griffin, D. Johnson, E. Lankist. J. Story, Y. Lyons. M. Caskey, A. Da prato, C. Ciuzio, D. Johnson. M. Lambert, L. Vosel, D. Craig. 8th row: J. Torres, W. Parker, D. Mills, J. Whitaker, Steve Byrd. L. Hughes. A. Hughes. R. Wolff. R. Yates, D. Windham. Last row: D. Tompkins, J. Martin. D. Burton. Tim Curenton, K. Kigerl. 191 STUDENTS' WORLD 192 1980 SENIOR PROM Left: Debbie Dempsey, Lori Chesser, Kim Houke, and Michele Kobke take a break from dancing. Middle Left: EHS students show their Square Dancing abilities. Below Left: Friends find time to socialize after their meal. Below: Mike Burton and Tracy Morris arrive at the formal affair. Bottom Right: Alonzo Williams takes time out to pose for the camera. 193 “THE TIMES OF YOUR ” Due to the large number of students at EHS this year; the prom was open to only the Seniors and their guest. The event was held at the Officers Club on May 5th. Upper LeftiSenior Jamie Scott and her date Dan Holmes waiting to be served. Upper Right: Darin Windham and Leigh Anne Payne enjoy the music. Right: Friends get together and talk of old times. Below: Seniors and their dates BOOGIE! Above Left: Sue Russell and Jerry Watson are enjoying the music. Above Right: Donya Monk and date pose for a prom picture. Left: Shari Pittenger and date are ready to dame after a fine meal. 195 OVER 150 HONORED DURING HONORS NIGHT On May 23 over 150 Seniors of the class of 1980 were recognized for their achievements. Honors previously awarded to Seniors were again mentioned and scholarships and awards were presented. Top Right: Leigh Ann Payne Congratulates Terri Thompson for being D.A.R. Good Citizen. Bottom Left: Leigh Ann Payne presents Alpha Upsilon Chapter Scholarship to Shelly Henderson. Bottom Right: Elizabeth Drown receives Scholarship from Joey Barnes. 196 TOP LEFT: Mark Tomberlin receives ESJC Music Scholarship.ABOVE: Joey Barnes is presented the Kiwanis Club Scholarship. LEFT: Kim Bass presents Air Force ROTC Scholarship to Kaye Clements. BELOW: Leigh Anne Payne presents Karla Crumpler with Pilot Club’s Hazel Hutchinson Scholarship. BACCALAUREATE HELD MAY 25TH On May 25, the Seniors class of 1980, parents and guest assembled in the EHS auditorium for the prestigeous Baccalaureate Cere- mony. RIGHT: Thomas Harley. Mark Reynolds, Greg Evans, Quinton Robinson. Craig Rogers. Jackie Johnson, and Steve Edwards are excited!! BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors practice Baccalaureate Ceremony. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Barry happily contemplates the future. 198 Left: Seniors march into auditorium for Baccalaureate service Bottom Left: Mr. Morgan offers encouragement to l aura Baade and Kathy Abrams Bottom Bight: Phil Reynolds prepares himself for the traditional baccalaureate ceremony. 199 REV. DUKE DELIVERS SERMON TOP LEFT: Reverand Duke delivers the Baccalaureate sermon. TOP RIGHT: Ricky Neal and Deborah Glover ponder the future. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. McHerg leads concert choir in the Special Music arrangement. 200 LEFT: Greg Kroodsma and David Berry are happy that it s all over. BOTTOM: Wayne Green. Mark Reynolds. Sherry Jones. Chris Thompson. Jaquatle Donald, and Ricky Frazier are saving “IBooks like we made it. 201 354 SENIORS GRADUATE IN 1980 Thirty-nine Honor Seniors were instrumental in giving meaning to the title ‘‘The Class with Class”. Right: Seniors are feeling “on top of the world. Below: Carmen Sando and Bill Reynolds hurry up and wait during graduation practice. 202 ABOVE LEFT: I)an Holmes and Michele Robke march to the sweet sounds of graduation. ABOVE RIGHT: Another graduation line brings mixed emotions to seniors. FAR LEFT: Happy faces and “victory” signs are shown down the line. LEFT: Mr. Carter and Brenda McDaniel practice, the handshake. 203 GRADUATION PRACTICE WAS STRENUOUS RIGHT: Mr. Reese gives instructions to Frank Nagies. BELOW: Sylvia Parrish and Kay Parrish lead their row hack to practice the entrance again. BELOW RIGHT: Lori Chesser and Linzal Chapman seem to view the practice differently. Top Left: Jean Birringer shows a Senior smile on graduation night. Top Right: Matt Middleton and Gina Cameron portray a serious moment in their graduation ceremony. Left: Mr. Carter and Darrin Windham discuss “last minute” procedures before the graduation begins. 205 FOUR VALEDICTORIANS LEAD CLASS OF 1980 RIGHT: Mrs. Youngblood gives directions to Cathy Wingate before the Commencement Ceremony begins. MIDDLE RIGHT: Day Davis Dubisar. Philip Duke, and Tommy Dunaway file out of the stadium seats as the graduate walk begins. BELOW: Mr. Carter hands a diploma to a happy Janet Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Laurie Presson. Jenny Watson, and Melanie Hagler pose for the camera before graduation. 206 Top Left: Teresa Walden gave the special address to the senior class of '80. Top Right: Rex Wade and Bob Wakefield are elated after graduation. Middle Left: Jeff Waters is all smiles. Middle Right: Alonzo Williams takes a picture of fellow classmates Teri Thompson and Chris Thompson. Bottom Left: Anxious seniors wait for commencement to l egin. Bottom Right: Fred Mayo and Matilda Mason are ready to move to the chairs. 207 PEOPLE’S FACES IN SCHOOL PLACES 208 CLASS FAVORITES 1980 Cup-O-Coffee Poll Most Likely To Succeed Guy: Pete Pappas Most Likely To Succeed Girl: Teresa Walden Best Dressed Guy: Robert Fuentes Best Dressed Girl: Jeanae Milton Best All-Around Guy: Alonzo Williams Best All-Around Girl: Gloria Whitehurst W ittiest Guy: Grady Blue Wittiest Girl: Tracy Thacker Best Looking Guy: Tom Luckner Best Looking Girl: Angie Stinson Most Athletic Guy: l.inzal Chapman Most Athletic Girl: Kim Houke 210 211 212 213 214 215 BETH McADAMS WINS MISS ENTERPRISE LEFT: Beth McAdams, center, is new Miss Enterprise. Deborah Walton and Tammy Ford are runners-up. BOTTOM LEFT: Lynne Payne wins swimsuit competition. BOTTOM CENTER: Vicki Strength takes evening gown award. BELOW: Tami Mcdowell is selected as Miss Congeniality. 217 CIVIC A WARDS ARE PRESENTED TO STUDENTS ANNETTASPARKS IS MISS NA T’L P’NUT FESTIVAL RIGHT: Annette Sparks is Miss National Peanut Festival. BELOW: Carmen Sando moves up to become Miss Enterprise. BOTTOM: M Donaldson presents Annette Sparks with award. MORE CIVIC HONORS TOP RIGHT: Linda Miller is new Coffee County Junior Miss, Runners-up were Terri Thompson and Leigh Ann Payne. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Thompson is DAR Good Citizen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melissa Florence is Miss Bronze. 219 EHS IS A WORLD OF CHAMPIONS 220 ABOVE: Region 3 Basketball trophy. TOP: Students win at Coffee County Arts Alliance Art Festival. MIDDLE: ROTC Orienteering Team wins at Auburn. RIGHT: VIC A Club is runner up as Best Chapter. TOP: EHS Rifle Team accepts trophy. MIDDLE LEFT: Top basketball players are honored at banquet. ABOVE: Debate Team members and Miss Nichols show trophies won at state competition. LEFT: Jackie Johnson. Miss Daniels and Tracy Morris show off Region 3. runner-up trophy. 221 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS TOP: EHS has many outstanding soloists. MIDDLE: DECA students earn top honors. RIGHT: Laurielyn Mixon, Vicki Patrick and Beverly Raley show off DECA trophy. FAR RIGHT: While at state convention, EHS Anchor Club is se- lected the best club in the state. 222 EHS MARCHING BAND AMONG TOP TEN IN THE NA TION The 1979-80 Wildcat Marching Band received many honors during the year; the band's most prestigious honor came in January of 1980, when it was selected as one of the Ten Top Bands in the Nation. It is a fact that not a single person involved with the hand during the summer of 1979 would even dare dream of such a high honor being a warded tojTiejr band. It was known as the impossible dream, but herein 1980 the Wildcat March- ing Band not only took first place in their class at every contest they attended; they reached the imPOSSIBLE dream. The superiority that was evident to all who saw them perform their halftime show was not due to luck but rather to the excellent job done by band director, Bill Hickman and associate-director, Danny Meeks. A tremendous amount of hard work, dedication, and love was put into this fine organization by the 174 talented students who make up the band as well as excellent student leadership from the Senior Class of 1980. There were, however, seven students whose leadership of the band on the field as well as off was considered irreplaceable, and those outstanding seniors greatly de- serve recognition. They are; Crystal McCall. Drum Ma- jor; Velvet Jeter, Color Guard Captain; Melanie Hagler, Flag Sergeant; Karla Crumpler, Head Majorette; Wally Bigler, Percussion Leader; Rob Paul ana Beth KirkT land. Band Co-Presidents. Enterprise High School would like to express their grateful appreciation to the Wildcat Marching Band for representing them so well throughout the 1979-80 school year. 223 REQLILA R SEASON PI A YOEFS Enterprise 28 Ozark 6 Enterprise 31 Murphy 21 I Regiohals) Enterprise 35 Troy 0 Enterprise 28 Kay Minetfe 7 (Quarter Finals) Enterprise 35 Selma 0 Enterprise 9 Jeff Davis 7 (Sen i-finals) Enterprise 27 Pine Forest 21 Enterprise 14 Vesta via Hills 13 (Finals) Enterprise 26 Ft. Walton 12 Enterprise 21 Lanier 0 Enterprise 42 Carver 13 Enterprise 15 North view 14 Enterprise 13 Prattville 3 Enterprise 14 Dothan 15 FOOTBALL 4A STATE CHAMPS THE TROPHY TELLS THE STORY On Tuesday, December 18, 1979 the Alabama High School Athletic Association presented the Enterprise Wildcats with the state championship trophy. It was the first time a team south of Montgomery had ever won the honor. The trophy will always bring back memories of the best football team in the history of Enterprise High. HOLD IT JIPSON; KICK IT FORTNER TOP: Murk Jipaon and Eddie Port ner are a duo which scored many points. BELOW; Eddie Former jumps after kicking a field gotif. RIGHT: Ricky Rritt breaks through. w 1 M | U % RIGHT: Ricky Britt makes a first down. BELOW: Kevin Maddox takes a tough fall. MIDDLE: Greg Evans carries the ball. BOTTOM: Kevin Maddox is quarterback. BOTTOM RIGHT: Allan Evans moves out. LEFT: WKMX presents “Team of the week” award to Greg Faison. MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Hand and Kevin Morgan help Buck Hanson to the sidelines. MIDDLE: LinzaJ Chapman is a starter on the team. BELOW: The cheerleaders lead pep rally. Eddie Fortner has a powerful foot. BOTTOM LEFT: Ricky Britt is brought down. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terri Thompson accepts flowers for cheerleaders. RIGHT: Billy Barnes and Greg Faison talk to official. BELOW: Offense works out play MIDDLE: The fog comes to Enterprise. BOTTOM LEFT: Players are ready for action. BOTTOM RIGHT: Quarterback Maddox calls signals. 232 LEFT: Coach Abernathy talks to players. MIDDLE: The defense is a valuable part of the team. BELOW: Team members take a break. BOTTOM: Defensive line is best in state. BOTTOM RIGHT. The Wildcats keep the other team back. EHS WILDCAT MARCHING BAND 174 MEMBERS STRONG 1979-80 EHS WILDCAT MARCHING BAND OUR WILDCAT MARCHING BAND IS it I IN THE EYES OF ANYONE WHO HAS SEEN THEM PERFORM. LEFT: The drum line practices before a contest BELOW: EHS land receives Sweepstake� Award. BOTTOM: After school practice is essential. VIN CITY HARCHIHC KSfy j COLUHBUS GEORGIA h K grand sweepstakes winner 235 RIGHT- The drum line is impressive. BELOW- I aura McDonald plavs during half time show. MIDDLE RIGHT Trumpeters come alive during performance. MIDDLE LEFT- Rob Paul. Kieth Hundly and Marc Ixtgan play solo. BOTTOM- Eddie Childs, Jana Ellsworth. Andy Martin warm-up. FAR RIGHT- Karla Grumpier is the head majorette. 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