2017 – Paw Prints EHS

01Dec

Enterprise head coach Rhett Harrelson looks on during the Geneva Thanksgiving Tournament. (Courtesy photo)

Enterprise basketball already on track

The Enterprise High School’s men’s basketball team has established high expectations for the 2017-2018 season with their outstanding performance in [...]

01Dec

As the temperature dips, open up your closet and let the holiday season commence.

‘Tis the season to be cozy

As winter’s icy temperatures approach, everyone begins to dread the chilly season. However, there is a positive aspect to the frosty weather, that being [...]

01Dec

Chris shares the recipe for one of the season's all-time favorite treats.

Sugar-Cookie Cutouts

Christmas cookies are always good to make for a delicious treat. Ingredients: ⅓ cup margarine or butter ⅓ cup shortening [...]

01Dec

The GEMS program provides valuable experience in science fields and a reference for the future workforce.

GEMS recruiting at EHS

The GEMS program is hoping to recruit student leaders by advertising at EHS. GEMS offers a fun and exciting experience over the summer as juniors and [...]

01Dec

Casey Doerer and Sam Sharp, co-editors-in-chief of Paw Prints, share some year end thoughts.

Note from the Editors

The end of every year is a time of joy, family, and new beginnings. Excitement fills the air as the new year dawns on us. We eagerly await the new year and [...]

01Dec

Pen in the Stone, is a fictional narrative series which will continue each issue.

Pen in the Stone – A fictional tale

“In love?!” Julian exclaimed, even if Claudia kept writing, “Who? How? Why?” “Shut it, will you?! I’m trying to concentrate!” Claudia exclaimed. “Then [...]

01Dec

Red Rivers, the resident Graphic Artist for Paw Prints, offers a season's greeting from the staff of Paw Prints.

Graphic of the Month

Red Rivers, the resident Graphic Artist for Paw Prints, created a Christmas scene for the December online edition of Paw Prints.

01Dec

EHS theater students at University of Northern Alabama for Trumbauer State Competition.

Superior scores for drama department

Ms. Stephenson and her 28 talented students competed at Trumbauer District Competition at Opelika High School on November 28 with one act, songs, [...]

01Dec

The Wildcats pulled off a next to perfect performance and was a crowd favorite.

Cheer takes on state

The Wildcat Competition Cheer Squad earned a 3rd place finish Nov. 18 at the 2017 state championship in Hanceville. The Wildcat squad was trying to bounce [...]

01Dec

The staff asks the question, "If you were a Christmas movie character, who would you be?"

Question of the Month Dec 2017

01Dec

This quiz will reveal just how much you know about Christmas (watching a lot of TV specials may help).

Quiz of the Month Dec 2017

01Dec

Some quick photos of the people who make Wildcats WIldcats!

Front row, from left, are Aaryan Green, Casey Doerer, Claire Marie Avery, Chris Deveau. Middle row, from left, are Seantae Foster, Ansley Flowers, Mason Marsh, Sam Sharp. Back row, from left, are Red Rivers, Jason Rowley, Braden Chalker, Adriana Bruce. (Photo by Sabrina Thornton)

About Us 22

01Nov

The band won every award in their division at the Little Bighorn Competition in Opp and the Grand Champion of Phenix City. (Courtesy photo)

Big Blue Band brings home the gold

The Big Blue Band competed at Phenix City with their outstanding halftime performance and were awarded first place, the Grand Champion of Phenix City. [...]

01Nov

Receiver Chance Warren makes a spectacular one handed catch for a touchdown in a regional win over Smiths Station. (Courtesy photo)

Enterprise pummels Smiths Station

The Enterprise WIldcats football team took down the Smiths Station Panthers on Friday, October 13, 2017, with a final score of 42-8. The Wildcats dominated [...]

01Nov

The Lady Cats celebrate a first-round playoff sweep on their home court against Lee of Montgomery. (Courtesy photo)

Shining light for Wildcat sports

The Lady Cats of the volleyball court have had a record year. The Lady Cats went into the playoffs ranked 11st in their region and 7th in the 7A division [...]

01Nov

A traditional Thanksgiving favorite, a green bean casserole can be ready for the guest in about 40 minutes. (Photo by Chris Deveau)

Green bean casserole: A T-Day favorite

For this issue, we are making a delicious green bean casserole that you will love as a side dish for Thanksgiving. Ingredients • 2 lbs. fresh green beans [...]

01Nov

Casey Doerer and Sam Sharp, co-editors-in-chief of Paw Prints, share their thoughts and insights with students throughout the school year.

Note from the editors

During this part of the year many people take time to be thankful for all that they have. Often it is easy to recognize one’s blessing during the holidays, [...]

01Nov

Students dressed in many exotic costumes, including horror themes and even dinosaurs for the Halloween themed pep rally. (Courtesy photo)

Students at EHS celebrate Halloween

On Thursday, October 26, students at EHS dressed up for an amazing Halloween themed pep rally. Halloween day is a day in which students can really show off [...]

01Nov

Wildcats gather by the pool in Panama City. (Courtesy photo)

Swim team makes a splash

The EHS swim team has shown their hard work this season as the swimmers compete and prepare for sectional meets and the state finals at Auburn’s [...]

01Nov

Pen in the Stone, is a fictional narrative series which will continue each issue.

Pen in the Stone – A fictional tale

Julian guided Claudia up the stairs of her house, her tightly holding his hand like he was her lifeline. This was her first day back home from the [...]

01Nov

Some quick photos of the people who make Wildcats WIldcats!

CoC Volume 22

01Nov

About Us 22

01Oct

The Homecoming Court (from left) is Kamira Cooper, Ashley Clarke, Maddie Gray, Anna Beth Payne, Cassandra Thomas and Claudia Moore. (Courtesy photo)

EHS crowns Payne homecoming queen

Enterprise High School crowned the 2017 Homecoming Queen Sept. 15 and recognized members of her court. The following students were nominated by their peers [...]

01Oct

Strawberry (left) and pineapple costumes DIY project for Halloween can save you money this year. (Photos by Seantae Foster)

Need a costume for Halloween?

Do you want to waste about fifty dollars on a costume this year? Of course not! So follow this cute strawberry or pineapple costume DIY. Materials: • [...]

01Oct

Pumpkin bread is the quintessential fall treat which complements a warm beverage on cool evenings. (Photo by Chris Deveau)

Pumpkin bread: A fall favorite

Pumpkin bread is the quintessential fall treat, and it is delicious. Ingredients • 3½ cups of flour • 3 cups of brown sugar • 1 cup of pumpkin • 1 cup of [...]

01Oct

Casey Doerer and Sam Sharp, co-editors-in-chief of Paw Prints, share their thoughts and insights with students throughout the school year.

Note from the editors

Casey Doerer and Sam Sharp, co-editors-in-chief We are now finishing the first nine weeks at EHS, and it has seemed to go by in an instant. It is common [...]

01Oct

I’mmortal Martial Arts members, (from left) Trent Distelhorst, Imani McDonalds and Jason Rowley, gather at the Wildcat. (Courtesy photo)

Martial arts is on the rise

Several students from EHS have expressed interest in creating a martial arts club. The club seeks to establish a friendly environment for students to [...]

01Oct

Lady Cats 5K winners (from left) are Mirna Thompson, Jill Fassl, Natalie Warner, Kayleigh Riordan and Laura Patterson. (Courtesy photo)

Cats claw their way to victory

The EHS cross country team competed in the Dothan Tiger Classic on September 7th where the boys’ and girls’ teams placed first overall out of several [...]

01Oct

The staff asks the question, "What is your favorite aspect of Halloween?"