Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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The ever important dollar — teenagers just cannot get along without it. Whether he is working a part-time job or eating a pizza after the game, a teenager's life revolves around money. During the summer, a lot of EHS students work at summer jobs. Life guarding at the YMCA and working behind the counter at McDonald's are popular ways to while away the summer months. But come the first of September, teenagers's bank accounts begin to dwindle because there are many ways to use the summer stash they worked so hard for. First, comes the new school wardrobe. Then, of course the teen must go out each and every weekend to show off all those clothes. Of course there are special expenses, too — dances. Homecoming, the ROTC Ball, the Prom, the list could go on. A definite crunch would occur in the lives of teen-agers if the money supply suddenly ran out. 5

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— — Stirrup pants with high heels, baggy shirts hanging loose, chunky costume jewelry and rhinestones, wide mod belts — each look is wonderful, right? Then combinations of them should be even better! Individuality is in this year. Fashion guides say, Express yourself in any way you please; everyone else is. And that is just what EHS students have done. A walk down the halls among students — and — even teachers — reveals bright and subdued colors, dressy and casual looks, prep- py clothes and some that are simply in- describable. Whatever the look, it blends in this year of individual expression. 0 Jr 1 V YOU - V 9 (; •' X ' i ir I J. Barksdale Opening 7