Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

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Gctta hit the becks . . . The expression “hit the books brings out a varie- ty of reactions from people. Some shudder at the thought of it, others give you a bored expression, and an occasional questioning look is thrown your way. For the many that make serious attempts at studying, there seems to be no specific time or way. Several students find music, whether loud or soft, an important part of studying. Others find total seclusion necessary. The student that listens in the classroom often has it much easier when it comes time to study. Top left Heh! Top Middle: What? Middle: Did someone say something? Middle left: What books do I need? Top right: DECA's a blast! Middle right: Cotta' finish my work! Bottom right: What’s in here? S. Byrd 12 Opening

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6cttfl Have CAR S. Eddins Ceep! Beep! Honk! blare the car horns. As EHS students drive to and from school. The boys screech their wheels and thunder their radios, while the girls hang out the windows to yell at friends. Having a car is important to an EHS student. Not only is it used for transportation around town, but it is also a status symbol. It indicates the elite group of upper classmen, not a measly sophomore with no privileges to drive. Every student wants to have the best car, whether it is the fastest, prettiest, or most expensive. However, no matter what the car looks like, having a car is most important. Everyone knows you gotta have a car! 14 Opening S. Byrd