Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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 30 he annual Junior Magazine Sales got off to a roaring start in Mid-October. The race was on to see who the lop salesper- son would be. It was a big climb to the top but Hank Wallers pulled through with a total sales of S542.36. Following Hank in second place was Daphne Strickland with S283.74. Kim Andress captured third place with $256.40 and fou place was Aletia Walters with $150.76. Da Prewitt was fifth place with a total sales $148.37. Mr. Whittle’s Homeroom was the i with $813.14. second place was Mrs. Stin Homi :room with $715.41 and third place was eroom with a total of of magazine sales was were awarded key la bears, totebags, etc. Mrs. $6,218.00. 1 chains, belt Top Right An an maga mc salesman Bottom Right Ronn help push the salt' of '85 listens attentively to the um and Nancy Dog Haddox

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We’ve Got Spirit Brenda Sando ixth period is almost over. No one is paying attention. It’s Friday and it’s almost time for the PEP RALLY! Everyone is excited and full of spirit and cheer. We enter the gym and scram- ble up the stairs to cheer the team on. The players sit nervously, determined, and tense, but we know they can do it come on ’Cats, DO IT AGAIN! Top Right ‘84. say no more! Middle Left: Seniors take a break at a sign party to show who’s really no. I at EHS! Bottom Right: Who '.v this masked megaphoned Senior sur- rounded by EHS Cheerleaders? Spirit Brenda Sando