Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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Fred Hamilton and Carlos Robinson had another great year for the Wildcats. Both kept the wildcat offense running strong. Carsten Christiansen added the extra points as well as field goals for the second year in a row. The Wildcats powered by a number of outstanding players gained national recogni- tion by being ranked in the top 20 in the nation. Top left Fred Hamilton runs up yardage Above: Clint Watson carries the ball with pride. Middle left: David Coffey prepares to throw against Selma. Bottom left: Rick Harrelson looks on as Pat Bradham is stopped. Below Troy Jipson holds as Carsten Christiansen at tempts a field goal.

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1982 — THE TOUGH BUNCH” Great things happened for the Wildcats in the 1982 season. The addition of Coach Randy Ni- chols sparked excellence in the defensive backfield. David Coffey, who saw some action in the 1981 season, took over the quarterback du- ties to help lead the Wildcats to victory. Manuel Arenas played great de- fense as he inter- cepted a pass and terminated the run from the lineback- er position. Sopho- more running backs Phil Hooks and Darrell Ed- wards showed great potential on the varsity team. Above picture: Sopho- more running back Dar- rell Edwards runs past would-be Selma tacklers to gain valuable yard- age Top right: There's only one way to do it. Coach Nichols instructs Troy Jipson. Right: Da- vid Coffey takes snap from center Jim Thomp- son 54. Football

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' JUST GIVE US A SECOND . . . well be The Wildcats have worked hard to insure success. An example of a game that showed just how hard they have worked was the game against our rival. Northview. The scoreboard told the story, it read Wildcats 44. Cougars 0. This is just one of the many games in which the Wildcats were victorious. Top. Here come the Wildcats! Middle Left: Head Coach Bill Bacon gives ad- vice at a tense moment. Middle Right: Ready, set hike! Bottom Left: Coach Tyson symbolizes the spirit that has carried the Wildcats into a victorious season. Bottom Right: Were rough stuffl