Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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Kcrkin fer P. Jones No one likes to be left at home on a Saturday night watching Love Boat while everyone else is out on a date. To make sure this will not happen, many students start working to get a date for the weekend ahead of time. Of course, there are many teenagers who do not have to worry about getting a date because they have steady girlfriends or boyfriends who will always be available. For these who do have to wait from weekend to weekend, some guidelines are generally helpful. Girls do not like for guys to ask them out at the last minute, especially after they have just accepted a babysitting job. Guys do not like to wait around until the last minute, only to find that all the girls whose numbers are in their little black books have to wash their hair. The dating game can include varied activities. Some dates are spent at football games and movie theaters, others at parties and restaurants. Of course, dates can also be playing a game of tennis, watching T.V., hav- ing a picnic, or playing Trivial Pursuit. But how a date is spent is not nearly as important as with whom it is spent. The two involved should like one another and enjoy being together. If they do and their date is a suc- cess, they might become a couple and not have to worry from weekend to weekend. What bliss! Then all they have to worry about is FIGHTS!!! 8 Opening

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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

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 What will it be when the weekend Come . Three nights at home or two Nights oTfun? We rush home from school To get on the clock At our after school jobs Just up the block — Burning those burgers, frying tat fnes. Bagging folks groceries Forthat $3 35 Then at last on Fndav We can finally say. I got my big paycheck. Hip Hip Hooray The big question awaits How shall it be spent? We think of our Sweethearts. Our eyes show a glint Now we don't mind at all The hard long week we spent sweating and standing Those days on our feet For The weekend here'' , We proclaim with a shout. Now we finally can let it all hangout We ll go to the movies; We ll eat out today We saved every dollar lust to spend it these ways. Tonight, the concert. Tomorrow, the beach — Taking advantage of the beat and the heat This is great! Hey. no sweat This working deal Is really a pretty good bet Then on Sunday night We go into mourning. For we know when we wake It'll be Monday morning We look back at how marvelous Our weekend has been And get ready to work Towards another again by Peaches Hunt ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Mira the Weekend •«. Opening 9