October 2018 – Paw Prints EHS

30Oct

EHS student Kyndall Eller dresses up as a creepy doll. (Courtesy photo)

ECTC hosts haunted house

Enterprise Career Tech Center hosted a haunted house October 12 and 13 in the basement of ECTC, the former home of College Street Elementary School. The [...]

30Oct

Running back/receiver Josh McCray charges through the endzone for a touchdown. (Courtesy photo)

EHS football turns back the clock at Bates

The EHS football team went back in time October 19 as they hosted the Lee Generals at Bates Memorial Stadium. It was a very unique moment, as EHS hadn’t [...]

30Oct

Mattison Ward (13) prepping to block a shot from their opponent. (Courtesy photo)

A win for senior night

EHS volleyball team won their Senior Night game October 18 against Providence. The final score was 3-2, allowing the Wildcats to finish their season with [...]

30Oct

Big Blue band section leaders proudly showing off their trophies. (Courtesy photo)

Big Blue takes home the trophy

The EHS Big Blue band traveled to Opelika, Alabama, October 20 to compete at the Beauregard Invitational Marching Competition. Members of the band were [...]

30Oct

Swimmers leaping off their blocks to begin the race. (Courtesy photo)

EHS swim team makes a splash

The EHS swim team competed in Auburn October 20 in the War Eagle Invitational with Hayden Fontaine, Jake Holmes, Alison Best, Maggie Coyle and Jolee [...]

30Oct

Students raise money for Bay County Schools. (Courtesy photo)

A helping hand

Hurricane Michael came through and wreaked more havoc than originally anticipated, destroying the coastline and all that was there. Enterprise had its own [...]

30Oct

Mini cats cheering during pre-game activities. (Courtesy photo)

Future cats experience Friday night lights

Enterprise students from Pre-K through elementary school participated Oct. 15-19 in Enterprise cheerleading’s Mini Cats fundraiser. Mini Cats is a [...]

30Oct

EHS student Madison Dunning cheering at the pink out pep rally. (Courtesy photo)

Pink out pep rally

A Pink Out pep rally October 19 showed the school’s support for breast cancer awareness month. Students were encouraged to wear pink and buy pink pom [...]

30Oct

A teal pumpkin promoting allergy awareness. (Courtesy photo)

Teal is the new orange

For those with food allergies, trick or treating can be a very irritating experience, but a growing trend consisting of special colored pumpkins may make [...]

30Oct

Purple hands held high to stop the violence. (Courtesy photo)

Breaking the cycle

Domestic violence starts young. According to Love is Respect.org “One in three adolescents in the U.S. is a victim of physical, sexual, emotional or verbal [...]

30Oct

Participants of the Buddy Walk pose for a picture. (Courtesy photo)

National Buddy Walk in the Wiregrass

The National Buddy Walk was held October 13 in Dothan, Alabama, to help celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness month. Participants from all over the Wiregrass [...]

30Oct

President Kennedy signs the quarantine order Oct. 23, 1962. (Courtesy photo)

World on the brink

President John F. Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev went head to head October 1962, fifty – six years ago. This face off is referred to as [...]

30Oct

Ransom Riggs’ spooky novel is the perfect book to match the eerie theme of Halloween. (Courtesy photo)

Book of the Issue

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is a young adult fiction, fantasy story written by Ransom Riggs. This book is perfect for anyone looking to [...]

30Oct

Candy corn popcorn balls are a fun fall treat. (Courtesy photo)

Candy corn popcorn balls

This issue we are making a fun Halloween treat that is good for parties, get togethers, family snacks, or dessert. Ingredients: 6 tablespoons popcorn [...]

30Oct

Enjoying a normal Halloween isn't always easy. (Courtesy photo)

Halloween normal style

You woke up on Halloween day; everything was set for a wonderful day. You had planned on dressing up fully and going to a fundraiser that was held locally [...]

30Oct

Check your children's candy for no open candies (Courtesy photo)

A note from the editors

One of the nation’s most celebrated holidays is right around the corner. Costume planning and pumpkin carving has become top priority for those preparing [...]

18Oct

2018 Miss National Peanut Festival Julia Mae Sherrer. (Courtesy photo)

Sherrer crowned Miss NPF

Julia Mae Sherrer was crowned October 6 as Miss National Peanut Festival. Julia Mae, a senior at Enterprise High School, had won the title of Miss Coffee [...]

18Oct

Positive messages mysteriously appear around the school. (Photo by Courtney Solie)

Posting positivity

Positive messages on post-it notes have mysteriously appeared around the school. No one knows exactly who started putting up the inspirational notes. But, [...]

18Oct

Enterprise High students participating in the supper program. (Photo by Kalycia Haynes)

EHS implements supper program

Enterprise City Schools revealed a new supper program October 1st. The program, which is free to all students within the system, is after school in the [...]

18Oct

Jaylen Burnice runs out of the Wildcat with head coach David Faulkner. (Courtesy photo)

#JaylenStrong brings Enterprise together

The city of Enterprise and Enterprise High School come together to help and support Jaylen Burnice. Burnice (9) is an Enterprise native who was diagnosed [...]

18Oct

Evan Crawford in the front leading the pack (Courtesy photo)

CC competes in Jesse Owens Classic

The EHS cross country team competed in the annual Jesse Owens Classic October 6, where the boys received 12th and girls team, 14th. In the girls silver [...]

18Oct

EHS Drum Major Dominick Copes and section of Big Blue Band. (Photo by Courtney Solie)

Through the eyes of a leader

To understand Big Blue Band, it is best to go right to the source. The opinions of senior band members and leaders give an insider’s view on the [...]

18Oct

The fort's Festival Field is transformed into an authentic Oktoberfest. (Courtesy photo)

Fort Rucker’s Oktoberfest

Fort Rucker hosted their annual Oktoberfest September 28 in the Soldier Service Center Building. This was Fort Rucker’s 16th year hosting Oktoberfest for [...]

18Oct

Hurricane Michael caused minor damage to an outdoor shed. (Courtesty photo)

Hurricane Michael damages Southeast

Hurricane Michael wreaks havoc Oct. 10 on Gulf Coast and Southeastern U.S. Hurricane Michael damaged the South physically and emotionally, damaging trees, [...]

18Oct

The current level of student loan debt is at about $1.5 trillion. (Courtesy photo)

Canceling student loan debt

Jill Stein was the only candidate for President to call for student loan forgiveness during the 2016 election. Two years later it remains a topic of [...]

18Oct

Victoria Aveyard's new book may be the one you are looking for to cozy up to this fall. (Courtesy photo)

Book of the issue

Victoria Aveyard’s Red Queen is the first of the four-book young adult fantasy series that follows the life of a normal girl in a conflicted world. Mare [...]

18Oct

Pumpkin cinnamon rolls are a fall delight (Courtesy photo)

Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

This issue we are making pumpkin cinnamon rolls that are a delicious treat for you, family and friends. Ingredients: Dough: 1½ cups whole milk ½ cup of [...]

18Oct

Students display some homemade costumes. (Courtesy photo)

Get ready for spooky season!!

Halloween right around the corner and in desperate need of a costume ? No need to fear ! This adorable tiger costume is cost efficient and takes little [...]

18Oct

Grey. It was Grey something. But was it Grey or Gray. A name or the color?

It was an accident

When you started working at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, you felt completely out of place. It was Dr. Alex Karev that made you feel at home. He became [...]

18Oct

A change in the seasons calls for a change in color. (Courtesy photo)

A note from the editors

It looks like fall has fallen! Along with the crisp, cool air and autumn leaves, the change of season includes various fall related activities that many [...]