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Countyflclministration
T. C. Roberson
new Superintendent of County Schools
R . A. Tomberlin
Randall Duclcett
High School Supervisor
The County School Committee is composed of: lseatecll J. J. Northcott, Chairman: J. M. Caublep
Mrs. Ben W. Davis, C. H. Roberts, fstandingl T. C. Roberson, Superintendent, Charles C. Bell,
Vice-Chairman, Lawrence C. Stoker, Attorney.
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The District 5 Enka High School Committee is composed of: fseated, l-rl Phil McKinney, secretary,
Tom Mallonee, Chairman, W. H. Stevens, lstandingl Tom Tweed, Vice-Chairman, H. M. Tomberlnn,
Principal' Jack London.
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The teaching profession occupies a position of public trust involving not only the individual
teacher's personal conduct, but also the interaction of the school and the community. Educatronuns
most effective when these many relationships operated in a friendly, cooperative, and CODSTVUCNVS
manner. .
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Many times during the school year, there are people to
whom we turn for help in various situations. Fortunately, we have
someone who is both willing and able to help with our problems and
who instills in us a sense of responsibility
berlin does. He has been very concerned
receiving. We students--in all the many
every opportunity to pursue all that our capabilities will permit to
train us For our place in the Future. Mr. Tomberlin has helped make
possible for us the latest techniques and up-to-date educational meth-
ods in our school .
and challenge as Mr. Tom-
about the education we are
classifications we fit--have
District Administration
Our progress as a nation can be no
swifter than our progress in education. Our
requirements for world leadership, our hopes
for economic growth and the demands of citi-
zenship itself in an era such as this all require
the maximum development of every young Am-
erican's capacity.
--John F. Kennedy
Mr. Jeter C. Robinson
Candler Elementary School
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Mr. Charles L. Shuford
Venable Elementary School
Mr. C. C. Marr
Sand Hill Elementary School
Mr. W. C. Ramsey
Pisgah Elementary School
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MISS DELVIS WOODWARD
French
MISS CLAUDIA ARROWOOD
Latin
MRS. ELLA BRIGMON
Business Education
MISS PATRICIA BURGIN
English
MRS. MADITH CANDLER
Special Education
JAY CANTER
Business Education
GEORGE CATHEY
Science
MRS. SHIRLEY .IO CHANDLER
Mathematics
Faculty
Members of the faculty examine
overhead proiectors and materials
presented by the 3M Company as
an assistance grant to education.
MRS. JEANNE COX
English
PAUL DEASON
Nathematics
MRS. DONNA DELLINGER
Social Siudies
MRS. BETTY DELOZIER
Hsme Economics
HUGH DELOZIER
Diversified Occupations
MAX DUCKETT
Industrial Arts
JAMES EADS
Mathematics
MRS. HAZEL EDWARDS
English
MRS. INEZ ELKINS
Social Studies
MRS. LOIS GARREN
Spanish
MRS. JANE HALL
English
MISS LAURA I-IARRELL
English
MISS JOANN HOLLOWAY
Home Economics
MISS KATRINA HUNTER
Business Education
CHARLES JOHNSON
Physical Education
MRS. .IESSIE KRAMER
English
MISS NINA LAWSON
Social Studies
MRS. PEGGY LINGERFELT
English
CLARENCE LYDA
Biology
MRS. PEGGY MANN
Librarian
SAM McCRACKEN
Mathematics
WILLIAM MCELRATH
Biology
RALPH MIDDLETON
Bancl
MISS FRANCES MITCHELL
Mathematics
ROBERT MORRELL
Science
CLARENCE PARKER
Agriculture
ALDEN PENLAND
Driver Training
MRS. JUDITH RHINEHART
English
JOHNNY RIDDLE
Science
MRS. IRENE RUDISILL
Guidance
GERALD ROBINSON
Geography
MRS. RAMONA SANDERS
Physical Education
MRS. MARIETTA SMITH
Mathematics
MRS. NANCY SMITH
English
JERRY STARNES
English
MRS. MARY DEAN STEELE
Secretary
MRS. FLORENCE WARREN
PSSC- Physics
WILLIAM WARREN
Business Education
MRS. PATRICIA ANN FISHER
Social Studies
DAVID YOUNG
Biology
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Qafduiafirson nd and Cusioclicms
Left to right: Mr. Howard Moses, Mr. Adam Harris, Mrs. Adam Harris.
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Left to right: Zillah Plemmons, Bessie Robinson, Emily Watts, Ruby Jervis, Louella Metcalf, manager
Mary Young, Alma Walker, Shirley Welch, Bonnie Patterson.
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First row, left to right: David McElyea, Pres-
ident of the House, Dan McCurry, President,
Terry Furness, Vice President. Second row:
Diane Hyde, Corresponding Secretary, Jim
Smith, Treasurer, Kathy Howell, Recording
Secretary.
Student Council members maintain order
'at the pep rallies.
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Students at Enlca elect representatives
to the Student Council, the official organ of
student government. Under faculty and ad-
ministrative supervision, members of the Sen-
ate and the House coordinate activities in the
school. They help to maintain order and dis-
cipline and otherwise aid in making Enka an
efficient institution.
Good job, President of the Student Council!
SENATE
First row, left to right: Brenda Jones, Susie Palat, Sandra Cody, Lynda A. Robinson, Linda J. Robinson, Doris
Buchanan, Susie Ball, Earlene Fletcher, Betty Jane Davis. Second row: Rudy Herren, Rita Edmonds, Steve
Herren, Brian Pope, Johnny Norvelle, Gary Ledtord, Harold Crisp, Mike DeBruhl, Terry Gayheart.. Third
row: Leon Young, George Self, Charles Arthur, Duane Morgan, Robert Crisp, David Raby, Larry Sluder,
Terry Furness, Gary Brown, Fred Racey, Kerr Palat, Jack Arrowood.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A
First row, left to right: Roberta Parker, Betty Jo Miller, Gail Jones, Linda Crowell, Myra Wiggins, Linda G.
Robison, Rebecca Sutton, Cheryl Reeves, Becky Graham, Penny Floras, Mary Brendell. Second row: Lou
Ellen Parris, Glenda Leatherwood, Jane Cole, Donald Pressley, Ronald Roberts, Sam Kiser, David Carver,
Jane Harris, Brenda Hyde, Lynn Procter. Third row: Fred Davis, Mike Jamison, Jim Fox, Randall Turbyfill,
Charles Cathey, David King, Gary Warren, Eddie Askew, Charles Roberts, Sam Wilson, David McElyea, C. J.
Cody, Mike Travis.
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Senior members, left group, left to right, first row: Rudy Herren, Linda Robinson, Diane Hyde, Brenda Cole,
Kathy Howell, Larry Sluder, Earlene Fletcher, Sue Burrows, Joe Fisher. Second row: Dan McCurry, Sandra
Israel, Linda Robison, Candy Whitt, Steve Kemic, Wayne Moore, Charles Arthur, David Raby, Johnny Norvelle .
Third row: Sandra Duck, Terry Gayheart, JoAnn Singleton, Ralph Stanberry, David McElyea.
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First row, left to right: Barbara Parker, Lou Ellen Parris, Louedith Wiggins, Donald Stubbs, Carolyn Swanger,
Diane Reed, Rosemary lngle, Monica Schaaf, Kitty Sherlin, Susan Oats. Second row: Mark'Fisher, Bill Gudger,
Terry Furness, Eric Godfrey, Eva Sue Dillard, Brenda Hollifield, Cecil Edmonds, Patsy Bartlett, Sandra Cody,
Pat Earley. Third row: Sam Kiser, Susie Ball, Wayne Caldwell, Joel Carter, Judy Crawford, Robert Crisp,
Linda Capps, John Corbin, Lynn Benson, Mary Francis Brendell .
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Stimulation of interest in education and en-
l couragement of scholarship are the accomplishments
of the National Honor Society at Enlca. Recog-
nition is given to those who excel in character,
leadership, scholarship, and service to the school
through the Honor Society. The Society each year
sponsors Career Day, when students learn more
about vocations in which they are interested.
.lllmtabml .Honor .Sadat
N H S OFFICERS Y
First row left to right Linda J Robinson, Record-
ing Secretary Linda G Robison, Corresponding
Secretary Monika Schaaf, Treasurer Second row:
Charles Arthur President Bill Gudger Vice-Pres-
ATIDNAL
HONOR SOCIETY
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Sue Burrows pays Candy Whitt for a
box of mints she has sold for the Na-
tional Honor Society.
First row, left to right: Susan
. . , Joyce, Dara Llewellyn, Cheryl
Reeves, Phyllis Roberts, Lynn Ful-
lum, Susan Joyce, Jo Ann Cole,
Lynda Robinson, Mary Long,Mike
Bachner. Second row: Sharon
, Peebles, Randy Sluder, Sally
l Clark, Sonia Carter, Roger Towe,
Judy Miller, Mary Hellen Lollis,
David Bradley, Karen Dale, Mike
Travis. Third row: Myra Wiggins,
Kay Owenby, Janet Arthur, Eddie
Raby, Edward Hutchinson, Peggy
Smith, Jean Brown, Charles Glaz-
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Art editors Phil Wight and Monika Schaaf
sketch the school emblem .
Junior editors, Pat Earley and Kay Jenkins
Sophomore editors, Jan Brown and Jo Ann
Cole. Freshman editors, Marian Kemic
and Brenda Hyde.
Senior editors, Loretta Warren and Carol
Jarrett.
Senior editors take advice from business
managers Jane Cole and Barbara Rhodes
about money matters.
Robert McCulloch, Johnny Norvelle, and
Charles Cathey coordinate sports and
photography .
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Staff members of the Enkc-
noca put together the annual pub-
lication which endures longer than
any other moments of Enka. Here
may be found students who display
interest in the literary arts, and
who are truly intent on presenting Bti'
a record of high school activities
and experiences.
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Enkanoca editors, Linda Robinson and Doris Buchanan, supervise the
construction of the annual.
Gnlmnoco. Zraff
First row, left to right: Sandra Duck, Frieda Ensley, Doris Buchanon, Loretta Warren, Linda Robinson, Carol
Jarrett, Susan Hensley, Kay Jenkins, Linda Young, Doris Cordell, Jo Ann Cole. Second row: Charles Cathey,
Monica Schaaf, Jane Cole, Linda Moss, Louedith Wiggins, Jan Brown, Peggy Smith, Judy Miller, Linda Choclc-
ley, Sonya Carter. Third row: Clarence Melson, Linda Bishop, Linda Redmond, Diane Smith. Brenda Hyde,
Marian Kemic, Robert McCulloch, Johnny Norvelle, Barbara Russell, Pat Early.
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First row, left to right: Gary Sluder, Treasurer, Fred
Racey, Vice-President, Gary Ledford, President.
Second row: Marsha Davis, Corresponding Secretary,
Miriam West, Recording Secretary, Jim Smith, Re-
porter.
First row, left to right: Phyllis Dalton, Kirby Burton, Doris Cordell, Ann Bridges, Gail Taylor, Lola Johnston,
Sue Clampett, Roberta Parker, Becky Young, Diane Smith, Ima Jean Fox, Doris Austin. Second row: Gayle
Setzer, Gail Jones, Betty Jo Miller, Doris Messer, Janice Clark, Jean Poston, Gail Hedden, Pat Fore, Connie
Davis, Linda Chockley, Jo Ann Warren. Third row: Lynn Price, Ronald Barrier, Roger Holcombe, Jerry Sutton,
4 Larry Israel, Harold Crisp, Terry Moore, Charles Rhinehart, Tony Hooker.
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National Beta Club members are those
who excel in achievement, character, and leader-
ship. Members of the club have commendable scho-
lastic averages, together with interest and accom-
plishment.
Gary, Terry, Gary, Louise and Kay make
blue and white shakers to encourage
school spirit at the ballgames.
Bam Club
Left group, seated, left to right: Rita Edmonds, Carol Jarrett, Loretta Warren, Ronald Roberts, Mike Davis,
Brian Pope, Jeanette Howell, Fred Racey, Elaine Reed, Kathy Parker, Sandra Ballinger, Linda Redmond, June
Henson, Doris Buchanan, Kay Jenkins. Standing: Audrey Norris, Barbara Parker, Margo Miller, Marsha Davis,
Marilyn Zibelin, Myra Gosnell, Miriam West, Jim Smith, Gary Ledford, Louise Walker, Gary Sluder, Kay
Setzer, Charles Stines, Libby Israel, Janie Holcombe, Wanda McElreath.
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Becky Graham, Loretta Warren
and Ronald Roberts gather in-
Formotion for the Scroll.
Hove members of the Scroll,
Larry Sluder, Bill Trull and
Johnny Norvelle found a
mistake?
First row, left to right: Charles Arthur, Larry Sluder, Johnny Young, Leon Young, Riley Brown, Eddie Plem-
mons, Johnny Norvelle, Ronald Roberts, Lynn Price, David Raby. Second row: Linda Capps, Suzanne Parker,
Kaye Jenkins, Kay Setzer, Sandy Saunders, Earlene Fletcher, Susan Cole, Pat Lunsford, Gail Jones, Susan
Hensley, Libby Israel, Dara Llewellyn. Third row: Carol Jarrett, Loraine Houck, Diane Jenkins, Sandra Is-
rael, Roberta Parker, Doris Lanning, Anita Cagle, Annette Hicks, Becky Graham, Linda Young, Pat Gosnell,
Phyllis Dalton. Fourth row: Susie Ball, John Corbin, Roger Towe, Brent Gasselin, Ricky Spencer, George
Caiigal, Carl Schilt, Carolyn Swanger, Barbara Setzer, Elaine Reed, Vicki Liner, Annette Stillwell. Fifth
row: Kathy Guy, Terry Moore, Glenn Trantham, Bill Trull, Steve Kemic, Bill Nash, David Sebring, Willis
Setzer, Sherrill Hill, John Rutherford, Kathy Howell, Loretta Warren.
Published six times during the school term,
the Enka Scroll provides students with an accurate
summary of activities and events. Through the
Scroll, everyone may keep abreast of latest de-
velopments in the school and community.
Steve Kemic and David Raby decided on
the headline for the next Scroll.
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First row, left to right: Julia Davis, Vice-President,
Ronnie Harris, President, Barbara Rhodes, Secretary.
Second row: Susan Cole, Historian, Leroy Campbell, Those interested in cz career in business
Treasurer, Vickie Liner, Reporter. Find the Future Business Leaders of America aclub
tailored to their needs. Through this organization,
it is possible to see apreview of life in business in
future years.
First row, left to right: Diane Smith, Jean Penland, Frieda Ensley, Hallie Allison, Marlene Plemmons, Dorothy
Lanning, Gail Lipe, Mary Lynn Foister, Barbara Sprinkle. Second row: Kay Ledbetter, Deanna Walker, Brenda
DeBoard, Brenda Ledforcl, Martha Letterman, Janice Lance, Mary Philips, Pat Hyatt, Rogene Davis, Mack
Parker. Third row: Patsy Pearson, Susan Cole, Vickie Liner, Glenda Rogers, Yvonne Taylor, Julia Davis,
Wanda Warren, Pat Fore, Earlene Stamey, Libby Daniels, Priscilla Ledford, Jeanette Wise, Jo Ann Garrison,
Rita Smith. Fourth row: Jan Hutchinson, Linda Edernickel, Martha Brooks, Dorothy Middleton, Judy Dowdle,
Sandra Wyche, Kitty Sherlin, Betty Jane Davis, David Clontz, Charles Rhinehart, Jack Arrowood, Martha
Carter, Mary Davis. Fifth row: Nancy Bennett, Sandra Meares, Gail Davis, Jane Cole, Lillian Wilson, Ginger
Edmonds, Lois Wilson, Sherrill Hill, Gary Lance, Johnny Sams, Ronnie Harris, Barbara Rhodes.
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Students who plan a car-
eer in teaching may become mem-
bers of the Future Teachers of Am-
erica Club. This group has worthy
projects, among them is College
Day and White Christmas. By pro-
moting interest in teaching, this
club performs avaluable service to
the community.
Leon Young, Iris McCollum, Johnny
Norvelle, and Betty JO Miller load up
packages to deliver to needy Families.
Brenda Jones, Nancy James, Betty
' Jo Miller and Robert McCulloch
at the tea for teachers.
Enka students are generous with their white
Christmas baskets.
Futura
Crashers
Fmfrica
First row, left to right: Linda Young,
Reporter, Patsy Bartlett, Secretary.
Second row: Candy Whitt, Vice Pres-
ident, Glenn Trantham, Treasurer,
Duane Morgan, President.
First row, left to right: Brenda Jones, Candy Whitt, Susie Bumgardner, Lou Ellen Parris, Doris Buchanan, Pat
Gosnell, Deanna Walker, Sandra Duck, Margo Miller, Marsha Davis, Susan Hensley, Gail Jones. Second row:
Earlene Fletcher, Kay Setzer, Mary Lollis, Linda Robinson, Linda Redmon, Linda Robison, Eva Sue Dillard,
Patsy Bartlett, Ann Peebles, Gayle Setzer, Nancy James, Phyllis Roberts, Alpha Blackwell, Penny Paterson,
Kathy Debord, Linda Capps, Pat Gibbs, Linda Young, Mary Myers. Third row: Kathy Howell, Louise Walker,
Jane Cole, Louedith Wiggins, Betty Jo Miller, Carolyn Swanger, Jean Jarrett, Sandra Wyche, Linda Beaver,
Jane Sims, Linda Smith, Kathy Parker, Rita Edmonds, Pat McCellan, Jane Duckett, Marilyn Zibelin, Brenda
Graham. Fourth row: Charles Cathey, David Setzer, Kenneth Wheeler, Tommy Morris, Duane Morgan, Jim
Smith, Norman Bryan, Glenn Trantham, Mike Davis, Roberts Crowder, Donald Stubbs, Robert McCulloch, Doug
Ramsey, Gary,Sluder, 'Larry Roberts, Don Israel.
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Forensic
League
National Forensic League activities
include all phases of public speaking. Mem-
bers may participate in debate, in congress ac-
tivity, and in original and dramatic orations.
This organization promotes self-expression
First row, left to right: Diana Reed, Alternate
Secretary, Linda Capps, Reporter, Libby Israel,
5 . Recording Secretary, Earlene Fletcher, Cor-
' responding Secretary. Second row: Bill Trull,
jg , Vice-President, George Self, President, Larry
X ' Sluder, Treasurer, Steve Kemic, Parliamentar-
through experience .
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First row, left to right: Diane Reed, Ann Jarrett, Diane Hyde, Linda Capps, Sandra Saunders, Glenda Leather-
wood, Libby Israel, Karen Dale, Earlene Fletcher, Linda Crowell, Sandra Israel. Second row: Carl Schilt
Bill Trull, Robert McColloch, Eddie Raby, Dan McCurry, Steve Kemic, George Self, Joe Fisher, George Caii-
gal, Mike Bachner. Third row: Bruce Boyclkin, Mark Fisher, Larry Sluder, Tommy Morris, Johnny Norvelle
Mike Burch, Riley Brown, Glenn Trantham, Johnny Young.
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Librarg Uub
Members of the Library Club learn
firsthand about the organization and proper
maintenance of an efficient library. This year
members assisted Mr. Arrowood in preparing for
circulation the many new books in our library.
First row, left to right: Susan Brown, member, Brenda
Jones, Secretary, Pat Gosnell, Reporterp Nancy James,
Treasurer, Judy Crawford, Vice-President, Tommy Mor-
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First row, left to right: Jean Jarrett, Nancy James, Brenda Jones, Pat Gosnell, Sue Burrows, Susan Hensley,
Vicki Liner. Second row: Karen Dale, Patsy Pearson, Harriet Brown, Susan Brown, Linda Brookshire, Sandra
Wyche, Linda Beaver, Judy Crawford, Linda Ruckman. Third row: Tommy Morris, Robert McCulloch, Gary
Sluder, Glenn Trantham, Bob Collins, Gary O'Kelly.
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First row, left to right: John Corbin, Larry Roberts, Larry Gant, Mike Davis, Rudy
Herren, Gary O'Kelly, Bob Collins, Joe Fisher, Jack Arrowood. Second row:
Charles Arthur, Bill Holbrook, Jim Clark, Randall Turbyfill, Terry Furness, Tommy
Greene, Roberts Crowder. Third row: Glenn Trantham, Charles Roberts, Charles
Morse, Leon Young, Ronald Roberts, David McElyea, Norman Bryan.
union'
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Enka's Junior Civitan Club, modeled
after the Rhododendron Civitan Club, is made
up of boys who are outstanding in citizenship
and leadership. Civic duty in school and com-
munity are emphasized. One of their success-
ful proiects this year was selling Christmas
trees, the proceeds were used to complete the
ticket booth.
OFFICERS
First row: Bob Collins, Reporter, Gary O'Kelly,
Secretary, Jack Arrowood, Vice-President. Sec-
ond row: Glenn Trantham, Sergeant at Arms, Rudy
Herren, Treasurer, David McElyea, President.
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First row, left to right: Linda Beaver, Pat Gosnell, Sue Burrows, Linda G. Robison,
Becky Graham. Second row: Ann Peebles, Jane Sims, Iris McCollum, Nancy James,
Linda J. Robinson. Third row: Candy Whitt, Linda Smith, Earlene Fletcher, Eva Sue
Dillard, Brenda Kay Jones.
Qlzuincitfs
The Civinettes are the girls
who excel in citizenship. Civinettes
exemplify the ideals of consideration
and concern for school, community,
and nation.
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OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Pat Gosnell, Treasurer
Jane Sims, President, Linda G. Robinson, Sec-
retary. Second row: Ann Peebles, Vice-Pres-
identp Candy Whitt, Sergeant at Arms.
Slntin Club
Modern day Romans at Enka may
well be active in the school chapter of the
Latin Club. Through this club, they learn
of the language, customs, and lives of the
ancient residents of the world's greatest
empire.
OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Jane Ducket-t,
Consul Secundusp Sharon Peebles, Aedilep
Cheryl Reeves, Aedile, Dara Llewellyn,
Nuntius, Sally Clark, Censor. Second
row: Ronald Stubbs, Aedile, Robert Crisp,
Consul Primus, Bill Gudger, Quaestor,
Mickey Franklin, Aedile.
Many curious observers look on as the
Latin Club holds its annual initiation for
all the Latin students who make an "A",
First row, left to right: Cheryl Reeves, Rebecca Jackson, Penny Floros, Phyllis Roberts, Ann Bridges, Mary
Long, Doris Cordell, Kirby Burton, Steve Moss, Howard Phelps, Brenda Hyde. Second row: Dara Llewellyn,
Jo Ann Cole, Jennifer Rogers, Glenna Isaac, Janice Lominac, Martha Cooksey, Susan Joyce, Sue Clampett,
Linda Lovingood, Paulette Wilde, Kay Owenby, Sally Clark, Lauren London, Judy Wynes, Linda Crowell,
Darlene Pate, Barbara Setzer. Third row: Diana Reed, Pam Glance, Sandra Saunders, Janice McCarson, Jean
Brown, Peggy Smith, Linda Chockly, Barbara Parker, Brenda Hollifield, Sonya Carter, Karen Dale, Jane Duck-
ett, Lynn Benson, Myra Wiggins, Sharon Peebles, Linda Robinson, Susan Brown, Harriet Brown, Mary Brendell.
Fourth row: Mike Travis, Henry Letterman, Marshall Fields, Jerry Sutton, Robert Crisp, Tommy Phelps, Bill
Gudger, Roger Towe, Edward Hutchinson, Reid Smith, Mike Bachner, Bill Harvey, Lane Mallonee, Tony Hooker,
Ronald Barrier, Ronald Stubbs, Terry Webb, Mickey Franklin, Donald Stubbs.
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Students at Enka who display
interest in the culture of the Spanish
people can learn more about this culture
by becoming members of the Spanish Club.
The Spanish way of life proves interesting,
and students learn to understand their
Spanish Friends better.
OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Roberta Parker,
Reporter, Susan Oates, Treasurer, Susie
Bumgardner, Secretary. Second row: Jim
Clark, President, Janet Arthur, Vice Pres-
ident.
Libby Daniels, Terry Herren and Glenda
Rogers plan the month's events by the
calendar.
' First row, left to right: Jean Penland, Roberta Parker, Rebecca Sutton, Diane Jenkins, Susan Oates, Janet
Smith, Charlene Coffee, Susie Bumgardner, Roberta lngle, Shirley Frisbee, Phyllis Dalton, Veronica Penley.
Second row: Jerry Grant, Carolyn Swanger, Marcia Crook, Marilyn Zibelin, Janet Arthur, Linda Hollifield,
Kathy Guy, Brenda Graham, Libby Daniel, Lynn Price, Gary Miller. Third row: Dennis Jordon, Neil Carter,
Eddie Simmons, Doug Israel, Clarence Melson, David Barnes, Mike Nichols, Jim Clark, Terry Gorman, Terry
Moore, Jerry Rogers, Gene Stirewalt, Jimmy Hughey.
Prmclr Dub
OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Gail Jones, Re-
porter, Judy Miller, Treasurer, Terry Gay-
heart, Secretary. Second row: Charles
Roberts, Vice-President, Johnny Norvelle,
President, Steve Kemic, Parliamentarian.
Pat, Miriam, Carl, and Kaye demonstrate
their French initiation.
French students at Enka this year have organized the school's first French Club. Designed
to serve the interests of those who take French I or French ll, this organization promotes improved in-
ternational relations and interest in the French language and customs.
First row, left to right: Nancy McFee, Pat McCall, Deidra Owen, Terry Gayheart, Cherry Waters, Linda
Grant, Linda Medlin, Judy Blankenship, Jenny Parris, Diane Redmond. Second row: Alpha Blackwell, Bobbie
Jo Lewis, Kaye Jenkins, Juanita Mises, Eva Sue Dillard, Brenda Kay Jones, Judy Miller, Pat Lunsford, Gail
Lunsford, Gail Jones, Janice Clark. Third row: Bill Dalton, Pat DeBruhl, David Bradley, Eddie Cagle, Carl
Schilt, Chuck Connor, Charles Roberts, 'Johnny Norvelle, Steve Kemic.
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OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Lynn Proctor, Sec-
"efU'Yi Gene Silrewclif VlCe'P'eSldenl7 Members of the Health Careers Club pre-
Dorothy Middleton, President. Second pare To leave for G Congress here in Ashe-
row: Eddie Askew, Treasurer, Susan Ivey, ville.
Corresponding Secretary, Kay Jenkins,
Reporter.
Young people who anticipate a life of dedication to the careers in health Find the
Health Careers Club an ideal activity. Here they are able to see what the duties of our nurses,
technicians, and other medical devotees will be. This club is sponsored by The Auxiliary to the
Medical Society of Buncombe County.
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First row, left, to right: Audrey Norris, Rebecca Jackson, Donna Young, Freida Ensley, Brenda Debord, Pat
Morgan, Sonya Carter. Second row: Gail Lipe, Mary Keller, Mary Collette, Lynn Proctor, Nancy Bennett,
Libby Daniel. Third row: Eddie Askew, Kaye Jenkins, Susan Ivey, Susan Hensley, Lois Proffitt, Clyde Morrow,
Gene Stirewalt.
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First row, left to right: Jennifer Rogers, Kaye Ledbetter, Lola Johnson, Wanda Stanberry, Brenda Hipps, Billie
Sorrells, Janet Smith, Pat Hyatt, Becky Young. Second row: Emma Jean Robinson, Shirley Wells, Shelia
Whiteside, Doris Massie, Jackie Teague, Libby Clement, Linda Beaver, Marlene Plemons, Annette Stillwell.
Third row: Jo Ann Singleton, Barbara Messer, Elaine Reed, Willa Rea Blankenship, Loraine Houck, Janice
Lance, Jean Jarrett, Jane Sims, Linda Smith. Fourth row: Susan Ivey, Peggy Coleman, Pat McCellean, Ber-
nice Hedden, Helen Rogers, Martha Brown, Sandra Burrell, Sandra Wyke, Earlene Stamey.
Future Bornznmkers of Hruznm
Through participation in the
Future Homemakers of America, girls learn
basic skills for successful homemaking and
gain competence in qualities of human re-
lations which help to prepare them to be
better citizens of their community. The
development of individual personalities
and the development of proper sense of
values make this organization meaningful.
OFFICERS
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First row, left to right: Susan lvey, Trea-
surer, Elaine Reed, President, Becky
Young, Secretary, Earlene Stamey,Vice-
President, Barbara Messer, Parliament-
arian, Annette Stillwell, Reporter, Jane
Sims, Song Leader, Sandra Wyche, His-
torian.
Members of the Future Homemakers of
America are busy making Christmas Favors
for the Aged.
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First row, left to right: David Tipton, Ronald Pressley, Doug Warren, Danny Warren, John Kilpatrick, Joe
Austin, Ralph Morgan, Charles Morse, Roger Smith, Wayne Lominac. Second row: Jim Suddreth, Gary Reeps,
Jerry Hamlin, Joe Edwards, Kenneth Davis, David Harris, Steve Williams, Ray Burrell, Danny Morgan, Eddie
Candler, Steve Wilson. Third row: Gerald Filcher, Bobby Warren, Jerry Black, Larry Israel, Raymond Emery,
Bobby Ballard, Don Shuler, Marvin Milton, Doug Hensley, Larry Trull, Doug Massie. Fourth row: Ernest Towe,
Tommy McCarson, Elmer Watts, Howard Overman, Bill Nash, James Thrift, Jimmy Johnson, Billy Hyatt, Larry
Vinson, Don Pressley, Jerry Reeves, Paul Hendrix. Fifth row: Paul Young, Nevil Breedlove, Grady Parris,
Ralph Wiggins, Jackie Davis, Tommy Sisk, Gary Vinson, Neal McElrath, Jerry Sexton, Mike Burch, Eddie
Bennett, Texas Gasperson, Eddie Wright, Joel Welch, Ricky Furey.
Future Farmzrs of Hmzrica
F. F. A. OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Joe Austin, Pres-
identp John Kilpatrick, Vice-Presidentp
Danny Warren, Secretary. Second row:
Ralph Morgan, Treasurer, Douglas Warren,
Sentinel, Charles Morse, Reporter.
Members of F. F. A. are digging up
shrubbery to be re-set.
Like the other ,vocational clubs
at Enka, the Future Farmers of America
strive to satisfy the interests of future
leaders in America. ln this case,the lead-
ers concerned are in agriculture. Through
this club, members keep abreast of latest
developments and techniques in agricul-
ture.
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Star athletes of Enka High may
become members of the Monogram Club.
Those boys and girls who show outstanding
ability and achievement in either football,
basketball, baseball, or track are awarded
N a letter, and become proud members of this
club.
OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Gary O'Kelly,
Vice-President, Leon Young, President.
Second row: James Hutchinson, Secretary,
Bill Holbrook, Treasurer.
The Jets work hard for their letters.
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First row, left to right: Larry Gant, Jimmy Garren, Jack Arrowood, Mike Jones, Joe Arrowood, Wayne Cald-
well, George Holcombe, Gary O'Kelly, Harold Brookshire, John Corbin. Second row: Patsy Bartlett, David
McElyea, Bob Collins, Doug Norton, C. J. Cody, Rudy Herron, Kathy Howell, Mike Davis, Jane Sims, Sandra
Israel, Janet Authur. Third row: Billy Moses, Janie Holcombe, Gary Warren, Tommy Sisk, Fred Davis, Charles
Roberts, Norman Bryan, Jim Clark, Glenn Trantham, Jim Fox, Gary Brown, Hallie Allison, Larry Roberts.
Fourth row: Leon Young, Ronald Roberts, Duane Morgan, Kert Palat, Bill Holbrook, Randall Turbytill, James
Hutchinson, Charles Morse, Lynn Price, Mike Farris, Tommy Greene, Roberts Crowder.
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Gfficc Hssisiants
A number of dependable and
efficient young people at Enka are in
charge of maintaining an orderly office
for the school. They greatly facilitate
the execution of school business through
eager and cooperative assistance.
Our school couldn't do without Mrs.
Steele, the school secretary, who keeps
the office running smoothly.
Terry, Louise, and Joe check absences
sent in by the classes.
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First row, left to right: Candy Whitt, Linda J. Robinson, Eva Sue Dillard, Carol Jarrett, Patsy Bartlett Loretta
Warren, Sandra Allen. Second row: Janice Clark, Lillian Wilson, Jane Cole, Myra Gosnell, Barbara Rhodes,
Louise Walker, Mary Collete, Nancy James. Third row: Linda Smith, Pat Hyatt, Terry Gayheart, Jim Clark,
Joe Arrowood, Gregg Webb.
Dramahcs Club
The National Thespian League,
better known as the Dramatics Club, is a
newly organized club at Enka. The stud-
ents have long felt the need for a creative
outlet for their after school hours and en-
ergies. No club until this time has made
any effort to occupy the talents of those
interested in the age-old profession of en-
tertainment--for those interested in art--
set design and construction--advertising
l and publicity--costuming--and perform-
ing. The National Thespian League hopes
to fill these desires.
OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Sandra Israel,
President, Doug Norton, Vice-President.
l Second row: Sonya Corter,Treasurer, Susie
Bumgardner, Secretary
First row, left to right: Cherry Waters, Doris Buchanan, Sandra Israel, Susan Oates, Ann Bridges, Carolyn
Metcalf, Rita Smith, Susie Bumgardner, Phyllis Dalton. Second row: David Barnes, Brenda Cooper, Carolyn
Swanger, Lynda Moss, Libby Daniel, Karen Dale, Libby Israel, Sonya Carter, Linda Medlin, Judy Blankenship,
Don Israel. Third row: Mike Burch, Doug Stanley, Pat Lunsford, Linda Chockley, Sandra Saunders, Brenda
Graham, Mike Nichols, Diana Lewis, Diana Peebles, Jerry Grant.
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Kathy Howell, Miss Harrell, sponsor,
and Larry Sluder, editor, check
the articles written For Bridges.
Bridges
Publications at Enka are joined by a new member this year. Bridges, our new literary magazine,
is the first of its kind in Buncombe County and one of few in North Carolina. Under the editorship of Larry
Sluder and sponsorship of Miss Laura Harrell, the magazine emerges as an outstanding example of high school
creative endeavor. Bridges is composed of short stories, essays, poetry, reviews, and original art work, all
composed by Enka students. We welcome Bridges to Enka High and wish for it a successful future.
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Johnny, Diane, and Bill plan
an article.
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First row, left to right: Morris Childers, Vice President, Ricky Spencer, Reporter, Jackie Davis, Secretary,
Don Lytle, Treasurer, Brian Pope, President. Second row: Marvin Riddle, Calvin Swanger, Kenneth Crane,
Robert Watson, Alonzo Watts, Steve Stanberry, Robert Elliot. Third row: Robert Jones, Clive Campbell, Linda
Trantham, Linda Ebernickel, Lois Proffitt, Mary Davis, Diane Freck. Fourth row: Roy Cass, Wallace King,
Raymond Stowe, Dennis Pittman, Dickie Cagle, Gilbert Joyce. Fifth row: James Harris, Charles Gosnell,
David Morgan, Danny Mann, Dennis Dillard, Benny Plemmons, Eddie Stanber ry, Ronnie Recter, E. W. Loftis.
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First row, left to right: Mr. Penland, Sponsor, Joe Austin, Bobby Ballard, Sherrill Hill, Donald Pressley,
Sammy Massie, John Kilpatrick. Second row: Mike Queen, Jackie Roberts, David Rickman, Jerry Revis,
Richard Harrison, Bill Justice, Jack Suddreth. Third row: Clifton Robinson, Randall Galloway, Charles
Morse, Leroy Campbell, Dickie Cagle, Douglas Warren, Ervin Sanford.
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Curriculum
English
Effective communication with
others is the most essential ability we pos-
sess. Communication may take two Forms:
written and spoken. Through the study of
English, we learn to improve both forms.
The English Department at Enka enables
students to learn the vocabulary needed,
the correct forms of language, in speech
and in composition.
Appreciation of literature is
encouraged, and students learn to under-
stand themselves and others in amore com-
plete manner. In the correlated English
courses at Enka, we grow ever more cap-
able of complete and effective self-ex-
pression.
Miriam, Janice, Diane, and Henry ob-
serve a bulletin board on Dicken's "Great
Expectations . "
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Instruction in reading is given by Mr
Starnes. The reading class is a new addi-
tion to the English Department.
Randy tries to explain Aristotle's theory of
"place" to his other classmates.
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Linda and Pat write French sentences on
the board, for the class.
Mickey auctions slaves for the Latin ini-
tiation.
Languages
Three foreign languages are of-
fered at Enka. These are Latin, French,
and Spanish. Latin, the classical tongue,
helps students to better understand one of
the greatest cultures the world has known.
Study of French and Spanish, two con-
temporary languages, promotes understand-
ing between members of various nations
being drawn ever closer together in today's
world. Understanding and appreciation
among students are broadened. Courses
are ever improving at Enka, and this year
Latin lll and French ll were offered.
Students of the Spanish class listen to
Spanish records.
Library
The Library is an important
source of information and parallel reading
at Enka. Here students compile informa-
tian, complete assignments, and learn. A
number of new books have been added to
circulation this year, increasing the ef-
fectiveness of the library. Students are
able to use the facilities of the library at
night, and thus have the added advantage
of asource of learning which is convenient
and comprehensive .
Books seem to come in all at once
For library assistants.
Library assistants file the card cat-
alogue .
Glenda, Linda, and Terry use the
library facilities for many purposes.
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Guidance at Enka means
guidance in education, in iob
choice, and in learning in high
school. The Guidance Department
under the direction of Mrs. Warren
and Mrs. Rudisill, makes available
brochures and bulletins of colleges,
employers, and technical schools.
It is an integral part of the coordi-
nation of school activities and ob-
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Mrs. Rhinehart's U. S. History class study about our
government.
Our heritage as a nation can be better understood and appreciated through the study of the
social sciences, and at Enka, opportunity abounds. By learning about our world, and eventually, our
nation, students develop a more acute awareness of the cultures and customs which combined to make
the world what it is at the present time. Current history is stressed, and students become appreciative
of the ever-changing state of the world.
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Libby and Gail construct a medieval manor by using
oatmeal boxes, wax paper rolls, soap boxes, cord- Linda points out part of Gaul, conquered by Caesar
board, Flour, salt, water, paint, glue. ..
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Members of Mr. Young's Biology class ob- Members of Mr. Morrell's chemistry class
serve as Brenda disects a carp. look on as Rosemary and Gary demonstrate
an experiment with diluted hydrocholoric
acid.
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Science at Enka assumes forms which fulfill needs of students. Courses include chemistry, physics,
biology, earth science, general science, and senior science. In these classes students learn the basic facts,
and later apply these fundamentals in their personal conclusions and discoveries. Through the laboratories at
Enka, science becomes a living subiect, and students enioy the learning process. The study of both natural
and physical science becomes increasingly important today, and Enka has much to offer to the young scientist.
Mrs. Warren's Physics class prepare to
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write up the analysis of Charles Arthur s in preparation for an experiment.
experiment.
Kay and Eddie weigh chemical compounds
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Zllntlizmuhcs
Those at Enka who come in con-
tact with the Math Department are aware
of vast changes in this field. The modern
approach is stressed, and students often
find themselves more interested. A course
in combined plane and solid geometry,
and a course combining trigonometry, cal-
culus, and analytical geometry are among
the recently introduced studies. Through
mathematics we learn to reason more
clearly, and to think in a more orderly
manner.
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discuss their protect in advanced geometry to some of his students.
Business Ebucstion
Business in the future depends
on the young people of today, and the
young people prepare themselves through
business education. Here they learn the
fundamentals of the business world: the
methods, the means, the management
which will be used in their careers. Typ-
ing, shorthand, use of machines and equip-
ment, all of these are components which
develop the capable business leader of to-
morrow, and all of these may be learned
in Enka's Business Department.
Susan, Leroy, and Ronnie observe their
newly finished bulletin board.
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Students observe and demonstrate as
Diana states the problem.
Students take notes as Betty Jane dictates
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make yeast bread.
Roms Economics
intriguing aromas often emerge
from the Home Economics Department at
Enka. At other times the whir of sewing
machines may be heard. Then we know
that young ladies atEnka are gaining skills
important to them as homemakers at future
times. In this course, girls learn to cook,
sew, and efficiently run a home, iobs
which require training as do any other
vocations. Under the capable direction
of home economics teachers, the girls
learn to be efficient, economical, and
capable.
Glenda and Janet prepare coffee
for a break.
Linda and Beth try to get the sleeve sewed
in their dress before the bell rings.
Industrial Art members study
a mounted truck motor.
Boys working in the shop learn to weld.
Mr. Duckett paints a tool box
as a student observes.
Industrial Art Boys help put in
new lockers for the new wing.
Tnbusirial This
lndustry will draw many aspiring
young men from the resources of the lndus-
trial Arts Department of Enka High School.
For here, in actual practice, students ac-
quire first-hand experience at industrial
skills. Training is offered in use of tools,
machines, and materials.
Members of the Agriculture Department Agriculture students practice the identification
landscape for the new wing. of tools for a county contest.
flgficulfure
Agriculture is an everchanging
field of study, and young agriculturalists
at Enka keep abreast of latest methods and
techniques through the Agriculture Depart-
ment of our school. Agriculture combines
many of the courses included in the curri-
culum, among these are science, business
management, and human relations. Ex-
perience is combined with technical knowl-
edge to produce knowledgeable young
farmers.
Agriculture students refinish
their farm truck.
Mr. Penland explains the parts of a car
to a student.
F ill up for instruction with Mr. Penland
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With professional driver training
a requirement for a license in our state,
students find it convenient to take ad-
vantage of this course at Enlccl. Skill and
coordination are developed, and a basic
knowledge of automobile mechanics is im-
parted. The roads are safer because ofa
well planned driver instruction course.
Part of Drivers Training is
learning to park a car.
Barth
This year the Enka High Band
has had a busy schedule under the dir-
ection of Mr. Ralph Middleton. lt has
participated in all pep rallies and foot-
ball games. It marched at the Labor Day
parades in Asheville and Hendersonville,
the Veterans Day Parade, and the Christ-
mas Parade in Asheville. The highlight
of the fall was participating in the South-
eastern Marching Contest at Bristol. This
spring the band participated in the State
Contest Festival at Marion. It also
played a series of concerts at surrounding
schools. This successful school year was
ended by the annual Spring Concert at
the school.
Officers: Judy Stubbs, Vice-President,
Cecil Edmonds, Secretary-Treasurer, Ann
Peebles, President.
The Enka-Candler Business Association
generously donated S550 to the band uni-
form fund. Left to right: Judy Stubbs,
Mr. Gene Lamb, president of the asso-
ciation, Mr. Harold Peebles, Treasurer,
Mr. H. M. Tomberlin, Ann Peebles, Mr.
Ralph Middleton, Cecil Edmonds.
The band puts its best foot forward as they prepare to march in their appropriate dress.
The band purchased several rare instru-
ments this year enabling the band to
compete with the better bands of the
state. The players of these instruments
are, first row: Mary Long, baritone sax-
ophone, Dara Llewellyn, oboe, Judy
Miller, French horn, Diane Tweed,
French horn. Second row: Rex Revis,
bass clarinet, Judy Wynes, bass clarinet,
Sharon Peebles, alto clarinet, Sally
Clark, bassoon.
The percussion section is composed of
Robert Blackwell, Frank Davidson, Har-
old Young, Phil Sloan, Larry Stockton,
David Gayheart.
Ten band members participated in the
All-State Band at Cullowhee. Seated
are the members of the Workshop Band:
Nancy Hall, Ann Peebles, Diane Tweed,
David Fisher, Paul larussi, Jimmy Single-
ton. Members of the Clinic Band are
standing: Sharon Peebles, Bill Gudger,
Randy Sluder, Kenneth Singleton.
The freshman clarinet section is greatly
improved under the direction of Bill
Gudger. First row: Lanny Sheppard,
Judy Wynes, Sandra Price, Carolyn
Shope. Second row: Lois Massie, Linda
Rhodes, Larry Kinsland, Pat Moore.
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Diversified Occupation enables
students to combine academic training with
technical experience. While still com-
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careers in business and in industry.
Vivian Herren aids Dr. Cole in dentistry.
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"A trained mind in a strong
body" might well be applicable to the
typical student at Enka. Through physical
education, we learn about our physical
beings, and how to take proper care of
ourselves. Sportsmanship and fair play
are emphasized, and through this depart-
ment, we learn to live in harmony with
those about us.
All together now, girls, one, two, three!
Neil learns to rebound the ball as part
of the physical education program .
Part of physical education is learning
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ight: Mike DeBruhl, Vice President, Betty Jane Dclvis, Recording Secretory, Rudy Herren,
President. Standing: Terry Goyheort, Treasurer, Leon Young, Reporter, Rita Edmonds, Corresponding Secretory.
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HALLIE ALLISON
KATHRYN ARRINGTON
JACK ARROWOOD
JOE ARROWOOD
CHARLES ARTHUR
Class of 1964
JOE AUSTIN
DONNIE BALL
MARY BALL
BOBBY BALLARD
NANCY BENNETT
PHIL BRINKLEY
LAURA BUCHANAN
SUSIE BURNETTE
SUE BURROWS
RICHARD CAGLE
GEORGE CAJIGAL
CLIVE CAMPBELL
MARTHA BROOKS
TERRY BROOKS
HAROLD BROOKS HIRE
JUDY BROWN
NORMAN BRYAN
DORIS BUCHANAN
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LEROY CAMPBELL
EDDIE CANDLER
MARTHA CARTER
CHARLES CATHEY
MORRIS CHILDERS
ROBERT CLEMENT
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BRENDA COLE
JANE COLE
SUSAN COLE
MARY COLLETTE
BOB COLLINS
MARLENE CONNER
MARS HA DAVIS
MARY DAVIS
MIKE DAVIS
MIKE DeBRUHL
CAROLYN DEVORE
DENNIS DILLARD
CECIL CRAWFORD
ROBERTS CROWDER
REBECCA DALTON
ROGENE DAVES
BETTY JANE DAVIS
JACKIE DAVIS
Class
JUDY DOWDLE
SANDY DRAKE
SANDRA DUCK
LINDA EBERNICKEL
VIRGINIA EDMONDS
RITA EDMONDS
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FRIEDA ENSLEY
JOANN FINCHER
JOE FISHER
EARLENE FLETCHER
DANNY FOX
JIM FOX
CREOLA GREENE
TOMMY GREENE
JAMES HARRIS
RONNIE HARRIS
CAROLYN HEDDEN
SUSAN HENSLEY
ELEANOR FRISBEE
RANDALL GALLOWAY
JOANN GARRISON
TERRY GAYHEART
MYRA GOSNELL
BECKY GRAHAM
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JUNE HENSON
RUDY HERREN
VIVIAN HERREN
SHERRILL HILL
BRENDA HOGLEN
SHIRLEY HOLCOMBE
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JAMES HUTCHINSON
JAN HUTCHINSON
PATRICIA HYATT
DIANE HYDE
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STEVE KEMIC
JOHN KILPATRICK
GARY LEDFORD
LINDA LETTERMAN
SANDRA ISRAEL
SUSAN IVEY
CAROL JARRETT
BILL JERVIS
ALICE JOHNSTON
STEVE JONES
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VICKIE LINER
E. W. LOFTIS
DON LYTLE
DANNY MANN
WILLIAM MASSIE
TOMMY McCARS ON
of 1964
RONNIE MCCLURE
IRIS MCCOLLUM
ROBERT MCCULLOCH
DAN MCCURRY
WANDA MCELREATH
DAVID MCELYEA
DUANE MORGAN
JUDY MORGAN
RALPH MORGAN
CHARLES MORSE
BILL MOSES
LYNDA MOSS
DOROTHY MIDDLETON
MARGO MILLER
CHIPPY MILLER
PHIL MOODY
WAYNE MOORE
CORALEE MORGAN
Class
TLATHA MOSS
JOHNNY NORVELLE
GARY O'KELLEY
KATHERINE PARKER
JOHN PEARSON
ANN PEEBLES
of 1964
MARY PHILLIPS
DENNIS PITTMAN
BRIAN POPE
LOIS PROFFITT
DAVID RABY
DOUGLAS RAMSEY
JERRY REVIS
GLENDA ROGERS
JIM SALTER
JOHNNY SAMS
GEORGE SELF
DAVID SETZER
KAY SETZER
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RONALD ROBERTS
CLIFTON ROBINSON
LINDA ROBINSON
LINDA ROBISON
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MARION SHADRON
JANE SIMS
JERRY SINGLETON
JOANN SINGLETON
GARY SLUDER
LARRY SLUDER
of 1964
JIM SMITH
LINDA SMITH
PAT SMITH
PHYLLIS SMITH
ROY SMITH
REBECCA SPARKS
ROGER SURRETT
CALVIN SWANGER
NANCY TOWE
GLENN TRANTHAM
LINDA TRANTHAM
BILL TRULL
RICKY SPENCER
RALPH STANBERRY
ANNETTE STILLWELL
GENE STIREWALT
JUDY STUBBS
JACK SUDDRETH
Class
BELINDA WALDRUP
DEANNA WALKER
LOUISE WALKER
LORETTA WARREN
EMILY WATTS
KENNETH WHEELER
of 1964
RONNIE WHITE
CANDY WHITT
PHIL WIGHT
LILLIAN WILSON
LOIS WILSON
LEON YOUNG
Elaine Acrey
Jo Ann Allen
Martha Arrowood
Eddy Askew
Jimmy Bailey
Susie Ball
Ted Ball
Martha Ballard
Sandra Ballinger
David Barnes
Patsy Bartlett
Lincla Bates
Linda Beaver
David Benson
Lynn Benson
Brinda Berry
Wayne Bishop
Mike Blankenship
Willa Rea Blankenship
Janice Boyclston
Bruce Boykin
Herbert Branch
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Mary Brenclell
Jerry Brendle
Carolyn Brock
Barbara Brookshire
Linda Brookshire
Harriett Brown
Jerry Brown
Martha Brown
Riley Brown
Susan Brown
Mike Burch
Jane Burnerfe
Ronald Clement
Sandra Cody
Mary Joyce Coffey
John Corbin
Blaine Cox
Jucly Crawford
Robert Crisp
Marcia Crook
Anita Crowe
Phyllis Dalton
Bessie Davenport
Fred Davis
Shirley Burneffe
Ralph Burrell
Ronneffa Burrell
Eddie Cagle
Wayne Calclwell
Linda Capps
Wayne Carpenter
Joel Carter
Doris Case
Linda Case
Gerald Clark
Jim Clark
Class
Julia Ann Davis
Ronald Davis
Kathy DeBorcl
Lincla Dettweiler
Eva Sue Dillard
Elizabeth Ditchfield
Jane Dockett
Mike Duncan
Pat Earley
Cecil Edmonds
Robert Elliott
Jimmy Ferguson
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Douglas Fisher
Mark Fisher
Gary Foster
Mickey Franklin
Diane Freck
Gerald Fulcber
Terry Furness
Mary Gallion
Eunice Gamble
Larry Gam
Jim Garren
Texas Gasperson
Virginia Harrell
Richard Harrison
Bernice Hedden
Jerry Hedden
Loretta Hensley
Martha Hensley
Ronald Herren
Steve Herren
Tom Herring
Bill Holbrook
George Holcombe
Janie Holcombe
Pal Gibbs
Charles Gosnell
Pat Gosnell
Eric Godfrey
Mary Godfrey
Terry Gorman
Jerry Grant
Neil Greene
Linda Grooms
Charles Griffin
Bill Gudger
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Douglas Holland
Brenda Hollifield
Mary Lee Horton
Loraine Houck
Sandra House
Ann Howell
Jeanette Howell
Lillian Howell
Ruth Hoyle
Jim Hughey
Archie Huntsinger
Paul larussi
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Martha Ingle
Rose Mary lngle
Don Israel
Libby Israel
Nancy James
Jean Jarrett
Eclward Jenkins
Kaye Jenkins
Brenda Kaye Jon
Earl Jones
Mike Jones
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Micheal Leni
Martha Letterman
Bobbie Jo Lewis
Audrey Limeberry
Brenda Lindsey
Gail Lipe
Joe Long
Karen Long
Sammie Massie
Larry McCall
Linda McCarson
Pat McClellan
Mary Kaylor
David Keith
David King
Joyce King
Wallace King
Sam Kiser
Jean Kuykendall
Janice Lance
Johnney Lance
Doris Lanning
Priscilla Ledford
Troy Ledford
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Dale McClure
Jim McConnell
Glenda McElrath
Neale McElratb
Phyllis McElratb
Nancy McFee
Sandra Meares
Ray Medford
Ron Medford
Clarence Melson
Diane Merrill
Barbara Messer
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Connie Metcalf
Larry Middleton
Betty Jo Miller
Gary Miller
Dennis Mills
Libby Moore
Brenda Morgan
David Morgan
Linda Morgan
Pat Morgan
Joyce Morris
Tommy Morris
Jeanette Parris
Lou Ellen Parris
Doris Passmore
Penny Patterson
Pat Pearson
Diana Peebles
Beatrice Penland
Jean Penland
Tommy Phelps
Benny Plemmons
Marlene Plemmons
Russell Plemmons
Mary Myers
Mike Nichols
Zina Nichols
Audrey Norris
Doug Norton
Susan Oates
Billy O'Kelly
Kert Palat
Charles Palmer
Barbara Parker
James Parker
Grady Parris
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Donald Pressley
Edward Pressley
Lynn Procter
Dorothy Queen
Mike Queen
Fred Racey
Linda Rathbone
Yvonne Reogon
Ronnie Rector
Linda Redmon
Diana Reed
Elaine Reed
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Jerry Reece
Jerry Reynolds
Ronnie Rhodes
Floyd Rice
Judy Rice
Jerry Rich
David Rickman
Treva Riddle
Charles Roberts
Jock Roberts
Larry Roberts
Helen Rogers
Tommy Sisk
Diane Smith
Janet Smith
Reid Smith
Tommy Spain
Larry Spencer
Barbara Sprinkle
Sandra Sprinkle
Earlene Stamey
Ronald Stamey
Steven Stanberry
Dale Stevenson
Jerry Rogers
David Rutherford
Monika Schaaf
Sandra Scroggs
Gayle Setzer
Jerry Sexton
Kitty Sherlin
Mayolyn Shelton
Gary Shore
Glenda Short
Eddy Simmons
Jimmy Singleton
Class
Gary Stevenson
Leon Stewart
Lowell Stewart
Sharon Stewart
John Stillwell
Charles Stines
Raymond Stowe
Donald Stubbs
Ronald Stubbs
Jerry Sutton
Carolyn Swanger
Evon Taylor
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Jimmie Taylor
James Thrift
Vickie Todd
Michael Towles
Louis Travis
Randall Turbyfill
Barbara Vinson
Gary Vinson
Larry Vinson
Bobby Warren
Danny Lee Warren
Donna Warren
Louedith Wiggins
Richard Wilde
Carl Williams
Charles Williams
Bill Wilson
Cynthia Wilson
Peggy Wilson
Sam Wilson
Jeanette Wise
David Woody
Sandra Wyke
Becky Young
Gary Warren
Jo Ann Warren
Linda Warren
Wanda Warren
Danny Washburn
Bobby Watson
Alonzo Watts
Gregg Webb
Terry Webb
Cathey Welch
Miriam West
Carroll White
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Johnny Young
Linda Young
Linda M . Young
Marilyn Zibelin
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Class of 1966
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS
First row, left to right: Harold
Crisp, President, Susie Palct,
Secretary, Gary Brown, Vice
President. Second row: Vero-
nica Penley, Treasurer, Linda
Robinson, Reporter.
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Brenda Allen
Sharon Armstrong
Janet Arthur
Doris Austin
Mike Bachner
Kay Ball
Ronald Barrier
Sharon Bates
Ann Beachboard
Eddie Bennett
Ronnie Bennett
Rose Marie Bennett
Lynda Bishop
Jerry Black
Alpha Blackwell
Fran Bumpus
Susie Bumgardner
Audry Burch
Lewis Burch
Billy Burnefte
Rose Burnefre
Freida Burrell
Ray Burrell
Kirby Burton
Jack Carpenter
Sonya Carter
David Carver
Margaret Chapman
Linda Chockley
Sue Clampett
Judy Blankenship
Richard Bowman
Cesile Boyd
Ronnie Boysfon
David Bradley
Mike Branton
Ann Bridges
Dewey Brock
Gary Brooks
Susan Brookshire
Gary Brown
Jan Brown
Jean Brown
Nevil Breedlove
Linda Bryson
Charles Clark
Janice Clark
Rose Lee Clark
Sally Clark
Libby Clement
Steve Clevenger
David Clontz
C. J. Cody
Jo Anne Cole
Peggy Coleman
Brenda Cooper
Madge Case
Jeanefre Cox
Harold Crisp
Karen Dale
Class
Barbara Dalton
Bill Dalton
Libby Daniel
Brenda Davis
Connie Davis
Gail Davis
Johnny Davis
Brenda DeBorcl
Pat DeBruhl
Charles Dempsey
Gene Devore
Tommy Dillard
Stephen Dills
Georgia Dorland
Rosalee Duckeff
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Gail Freeman
Lynn Fullum
Dean Gaddy
Linda Gaddy
Jennifer Galloway
Wayne Galloway
Charles Garren
Charles Glazener
Frank Goforth
Ronnie Gosnell
Brenda Graham
Gale Green
Kathy Guy
Faye Hamlin
James Harding
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Henry Duncan
Karen Dye
Wayne Edmonds
Par Edwards
Terry Ellege
Jerry Eplee
Lynn Eplee
Sharon Eplee
Sandra Farmer
Mary Lynn Foisfer
Dorothy Fore
Pat Fore
Gail Foster
lma Jean Fox
Linda Freck
Ronnie Harper
Barbara Harrell
Sharon Harris
Bill Harvey
Linda Harwood
Gail Hedden
Paul Hendrix
Lawrence Henson
Terry Herron
Annette Hicks
Jim Hill
Brenda Hipps
Bobby Holbrook
Doby Holbrook
Linda Holbrook
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Roger Holcombe
Linda Hollitield
Tony Hooker
Bobby Hunter
Doug Hunter
Bruce Hutchinson
Edward Hutcbinson
Billy Hyatt
Jerry Hyatt
Linda lngle
Kathy Israel
Larry Israel
Rebecca Jackson
Jerry Jamison
Jean Johnson
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Loretta Laney
Kay Ledbetter
Brenda Ledford
Diana Letterman
Steve Letterman
Pattie Lewis
Gail Lindsey
Dara Llewellyn
Mary Lollis
Wayne Lominac
Mary Long
Vanna Long
Pat Lunsford
Becky Maltry
Doug Massie
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Jean Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Lola Johnston
Brenda Jones
Dyrenda Jones
Gail Jones
Susan Joyce
Richard Justice
Bruce King
Terry Kirby
James Kisselburg
Donna Kury
Carolyn Lance
Gary Lance
Gary Laney
Pat McCall
Andrea McDonald
Ralph McFee
Phyllis McKinney
Wanda McKinney
Gene Mease
Barbara Medford
David Medford
Linda Medlin
Marion Melton
Jeannette Merrill
Doris Messer
Carolyn Metcalf
Janice Metcalf
Gayle Miller
Class
Judy Miller
Marie Miller
Sandy Mills
Ricky Mifclfmell
Bill Moody
Edward Moore
Linfa Moore
Terry Moore
Ronnie Morgan
Clyde Morron
Velma Moss
Deidra Owen
Dot Owenby
Kay Owenby
Susie Pala?
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Jean Posfon
Carolyn Pressley
Lynn Price
Linda Propesi'
Margaret Queen
Eddie Raby
Par Randolph
James Redmond
Helen Reese
Larry Reese
Bucky Reed
Cheryl Reeves
Rex Revis
Charles Rhineharf
Glenn Rhineharf
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MacKalene Parker
Roberta Parker
Mike Parris
Wayne Pearson
Bill Peek
Sharon Peebles
Mike Penland
Veronica Penley
Ruby Phillips
Bruce Pierce
David Pittman
Jerry Piffman
Beverly Plemmons
Eddie Plemmons
Preston Ponder
Melvin Rice
Gregg Riggs
Phyllis Roberts
Iva Robinson
Linda Robinson
Jennifer Rogers
Linda Rogers
Linda Sams
Bill Sandlin
Carl Schilt
Randy Scott
David Scruggs
Jack Seaver
Doug Sebring
Linda Sexton
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Lanny Sheppard
Deanna Sherrill
Kenneth Singleton
Tommy Sisk
Randy Sluder
Mike Smathers
Leslie Smith
Marlene Smith
Peggy Smith
Reda Smith
Rita Smith
Sammy Smith
Linda Snipes
Billie Sorrells
Lennie Sparlcs
of 1966
Ronnie Wallen
Darlene Warren
David Warren
Dianne Warren
Eugenia Warren
.loan Warren
Pat Warren
Ruth Warren
Larry Watts
Glenn Wells
Shirley Wells
Jerry West
Ronald Wheeler
Myra Wiggins
Ralph Wiggins
Lee Stamey
Kenneth Stines
Mildred Stowe
Jim Suddreth
Gail Taylor
Roy Taylor
Jackie Teague
Ernest Towe
Roger Towe
Mike Travis
Loyd Trull
Michael Waddell
Pat Waldrop
Neil Waldrup
Carroll Walker
Don Wilkey
Jock Williams
Steve Williams
Dinah Wilson
Lindo Wilson
John Wise
Tommy Wolfe
Allan Woody
Billy Woody
Dickie Wright
Eddie Wright
Edwin Wyly
Donna Young
Eddie Young
Harold Young
Mock Young
Class of 1966
FRESHMEN OFFICERS
First row, left to right:
Gwencla Smith, Sec-
retary, Diane Jenkins
Treasurer. Second row.
David Sebring, Report-
er, Royce Phillips, Pres-
identp Lane Mallonee
Vice President.
Robert Abel
Charles Arendale
Patricia Arrowood
Darlene Atkins
Joyce Bailey
Kenny Banks
Jeanette Barrett
Carole Barrier
Leroy Bates
Virginia Benfield
Brenda Biclclix
Bob Blackwell
Jerri Ann Bythe
Vance Boone
Sue Brendle
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Beth Brock
Brenda Brooks
Linda Brooks
Mary Brookshire
Boyce Brown
James Brown
Ruby Brown
Vivian Brown
Randall Bryson
Bobby Burgin
Sylvia Burnette
Doug Burrell
Billy Caldwell
Anita Cagle
Scott Corroll
Neil Carter
Billy Carver
Alma Case
Jerry Case
Linda Clement
Nancy Cody
Charlene Coffey
Tommy Cooke
Martha Cooksey
Patsy Cope
Wayne Cope
Brenda Corn
Gary Cowan
Dorothy Creaseman
Michael Crisp
Nancy Crooke
Linda C. Crowell
Linda L. Crowell
Billy Dalton
Edward Davis
Jackie Davis
Bennie Doves
Dwight Devlin
Joe Edmonds
Joe Edwards
Mary Ruth Elson
Patsy Farmer
Brit Fender
Marshall Fields
David Fisher
Penny Flores
Sammy Fore
Dickie Foster
Venita Fox
Mike Frady
Barbara Franklin
Junior Frisbee
Shirley Frisbee
David Fullam
Ricky Fury
Judy Gadcly
Mike Galloway
Betty Garrison
Ann Gasque
David Gayheart
Jerry Goss
Pam Glance
Brent Gosselin
Eddie Gosnell
Linda Grant
Linton Green
Doris Grooms
Larry Halford
Nancy Hall
Ray Hall
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Raymond Hall
Susan Hamilton
Jerry Hamlin
Ernest Hampton
Marlene Hampton
Brucy Haney
Bobby Hannah
Charles Hardison
David Harris
Jane Harris
Nancy Harwood
Shirley Henderson
Rita Hensley
Sandra Henson
Eddie Holcombe
Ray Holden
Larry Horton
Brice Howell
Linda House
Mary Huntsinger
Joyce Hyatt
Linda Hyatt
Brenda Hyde
Marsell Ingle
Roberta lngle
Glenna Isaac
Doug Israel
David Jackson
Gail Jameson
Mike Jameson
Ann Jarrett
Diane Jenkins
Hugh Jenkins
Marilyn Johnston
Curtis Jones
Doug Jones
Marvin Jones
Dennis Jordan
Chuck Joyner
Pam Kaempher
Mariam Kemic
Brenda King
Eiender King
Johnny Lawrence
Glenda Leatherwood
David Letterman
Henry Letterman
Jack Letterman
Roger Letterman
Diane Lewis
Maxine Lindsey
Lauren London
Janice Lominac
Kathyrn Long
Linda Lovingood
Patricia Lusk
Teresa Lytle
Kay McCall
Janice McCarson
Syiva McCarson
Amanda McDonald
Robert McDonald
Robert McElrath
Lewis Mciilreath
Leon McKinney
C. L. McMahann
Lane Malionee
Lawrence Mashburn
Lois Massey
Barbara Massie
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Freda Matthews
Michael Meadows
Dickie Merrell
Mike Merrill
Florence Messer
Jackie Messer
Pat Messer
Jerry Miller
Marcia Miller
Mickey Minyard
Rachel Moore
Pat Moore
Danny Morgan
Randall Morgan
Linda Morrow
Gary Moser
Steve Moss
Victor Moss
Barbara Muse
Bill Nash
Gilda Nelms
Larry Nicholson
Joanne Norman
Howard Overman
Billy Parker
Suzanne Parker
Jenny Parris
Roy Parris
Garnell Parris
Susan Passmore
Darlene Pafe
Jerry Pearson
Glenda Penland
Diane Penley
Howard Phelps
Royce Phillips
Sammy Pinkerton
Beverly Plemmons
Brenda Plemmons
Doris Plemmons
Ronnie Plemmons
Donald Pressley
Edith Pressley
Ronnie Pressley
Robert Pressley
Tommy Pressley
Sandra Price
Billy Randall
Shirley Randolph
Nancy Roper
Nancy Reagan
Gary Reap
Dianne Redmon
Robert Reeves
Ronnie Reeves
Linda Rhodes
Geoffrey Rice
Joyce Rice
Loretta Rice
Gerald Rich
Dennis Rickman
James Ridley
Linda Rios
Carolyn Roberts
Gail Roberts
Sandra Roberts
Howard Roe
Jennifer Rudd
Robert Russell
John Rutherford
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Sandra Saunders
Donald Scruggs
Barbara Jo Setzer
Willis Setzer
Tommy Shelton
Walter Sherlin
Linda Shook
Carolyn Shope
Vicki Shope
Raymond Sisk
Linda Smathers
Audrey Smith
Barbara Smith
Charles Smith
David Smith
Gwenda Smith
Kathy Smith
Norman Smith
Paul Smith
Ronnie Smith
Susie Smith
Larry Spain
Ronald Spivey
Gerald Stamey
Wanda Stanberry
Doug Stanley
Larry Stockton
Jimmy Stroupe
Tim Suddreth
Ann Sutton
Rebecca Sutton
Barbara Taylor
Jerry Taylor
David Tipton
Jimmy Towe
Dennis Treadway
Jerry Trull
Larry Trull
Brenda Waddell
Rebecca Waldin
Barbara Warren
Brenda Warren
Dennis Warren
Eddie Warren
John Warren
Marie Warren
Cherry Waters
Peggy Watts
Kenneth Weatherman
Mary Jane Webb
Joel Welch
Gary Wells
David West
Phyllis West
Larry Wheeler
Shelia Whiteside
Kaye Wiggins
Paulette Wilde
Janet Williams
Don Wilson
Marlin Wilson
Ronald Wilson
Steve Wilson
Vieta Woodring
Lester Worley
Judy Wy nes
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Paulette Wnlde Laura London, Glenda Penland, Cherry Waters, Patsy Pearson Thurd row Carol Barruer
Diana Peebles, Susanne Parker, Garnell Penland Fourth row Harriett Brown, Llncla Chockley Susan Brown
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Sophomore A Honor Roll Judy Miller
Freshman A Honor Roll Brenda Hyde
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Senior Physical Division V - Senior Biological Division
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Mr. Middleton directs the band Our cheerleaders rode in the
at a pep rally. Asheville Christmas parade .
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Students decide on the college Temporary class rooms are
they would like to attend. replaced by our new wing.
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Wayne Caldwell puts a final touch to the
curtain for the Junior party. That ladder isn't dependable
Mrs. Brigmon's home room won in the annual maga-
zine drive to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. They
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Hootenanny music at the Junior Party. at the Junior party with modern jazz music
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First row, left to right: Senior players:
David McElyea, Jim Fox, Charles Morse,
Mike DeBruhl, James Hutchinson, Charles
Arthur, Roberts Crowder, Ralph Stanberry.
Second row: Mike Davis, Bill Moses, Rudy
Herren, Gary O'Kelly, Bob Collins, Glenn
Trantham, Norman Bryan.
Bob Collins reaches for the hand-off
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Dewey Brock, John Corbin. Second row: Terry Kirby, Larry Gant, Tommy Sisk, Cesile Boyd, Mike Davis,
Mike DeBruhl, Gary Brown. Third row: Randall Turbyfill, Ronald Stubbs, Bill Holbrook, C. J. Cody, Billy
Moses, Ralph Stanberry, Terry Furness. Fourth row: Henry Duncan, Kert Palat, Charles Arthur, Glenn Trant-
ham, Norman Bryan, Roberts Crowder, David McElyea. Fifth row: James Hutchinson, Charles Morse, Charles
Roberts, David King, Mike Parris, Terry Moore.
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J. V. TEAM - l0th, llth, 12th GRADES
First row, left to right: Mike Penland, Glen Rhinehart,'Preston Ponders, Tommy Dillard, Charles Rhinehart,
Bill Peek. Second row: Doby Hollbrook, John Kilpatrick, Dennis Mills, Pat DeBruhl, Gary Slucler, Troy Led-
ford. Third row: Johnny Young, Robert Crisp, David Clontz, Jerry Grant, William Dalton, Ronnie Boyston.
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First four winners in the district go to state track meet. Left to right, first row: Norman Bryan, Rudy Herren,
Bill Moses, Jim Clark, David McElyea, Bill Holbrook, Glenn Trantham. Second row: Coach Styles, Fred Davis,
Leon Young, Doug Beale, Coach McElreath.
First row, left to right: Ronnie Hedden, John Corbin, Joel Carter, Larry Gant, Rudy Herren, Joe Fisher, David
Rutherford, Jimmy Garren, Preston Ponders, Mike Travis. Second row: Mike Davis, Glenn Trantham, David
King, Tommy Sisk, Terry Kirby, Bill Moses, Bill Holbrook, C. J. Cody, Doug Norton, Dewey Brock. Third
row: Mike Jones, Billy O'Kelly, Ronnie Bennent, Gary Laney, Jimmy Bailey, Jerry Rogers, Kenneth Wheeler,
Roger Holcombe, Allan Woody, Ronnie Wallen. Fourth row: Roger Banks, Charles Garren, Kert Palat, Mike
Parris, Ronald Gibson, Jim Clark, David McElyea, Norman Bryan, Bob Collins. Fifth row: Ralph Long, Leon
Young, Phil Brinkley, Ronald Roberts, Charles Roberts, Eddie Wright, Terry Moore, Danny Welch, Gary Ledford.
Sports at Enka High School begin with sportsmanship among the players as well as the students. The
teams work diligently to uphold our school's standards and spirit. Sports make up the maior part of our school's
extra curricular activities and competition.
4 Each of the events in the sports program brings different competition to our school . The students sup-
port the boys and girls as they go out on the field or floor to work diligently and play strongly for a clean game
and compete for another victory for Enka High School.
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David Jackson and Ronald Barrier
Duane Morgan
Leon Young
Captain
BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL
First row, left fo right: Gary Brown, Jack Arrowood, John Corbin, Jerry Brown. Second row: Randall
Turbyfill, Terry Furness, Duane Morgan, Leon Young, Ronald Roberts, Gregg Webb, Gary Warren.
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First row: Gwenda Smith, Marilyn Zibelin, Janie Holcombe, Kathy Howell, Gayle Setzer, Patsy Bartlett,
Jackie Teague. Second row: Juanita Moses, Jane Duckett, Judy Crawford, Karen Long, Phyllis McKinney,
Lynn Price, Rita Edmonds, Ann Peebles.
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Left to right: Penny Floros, Susie Bumgardner, Dyrenda Jones, Pattie Lewis, Barbara Jo Setzer, Kay Ledbetter
Nancy Cody.
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First row, left to right: Jim Smith, Gary Brown, Gary Warren, Randall Turbyfield, Jerry Brown, Mickey
Franklin, Mike Holbrook. Second row: Harold Brookshire, Dennis Bartlett, Duane Morgan,
James Hutchinson, Cesile Boyd, Eddie Haynes.
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First row, left to right: Jerry Jameson, Brent Gosselin, Mike Jameson, Larry Holford, Neil Carter
Doug Jones, Willis Setzer. Second row: Doby Holbrook, Ronald Wheeler, Ronnie Morgan,
Dickie Foster, Royce Phillips, Charles Glazner, Charles Garren.
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Betty Jane Davis
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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Dan McCurry
Diane Hyde
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Charles Arthur
Rita Edmoncs
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MOST TALENTED
Ronald Roberts
Sandra Israel
MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT
Duane Morgan
Earlene Fletcher
MOST COURTEOUS
Bill Jervis
Linda Gail Robison
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MOST STUDIOUS
Steve Kemic
Doris Buchanan
BEST PERSONALITY
'Jim Smith
Margo Miller
M OST ATHLETIC
Leon Young
Kc Thy Howell
NEATEST
Mike Davis
Lindo Joyce Robinson
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Mike DeBruhl
Candy Whitt
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Left to right: Terry Furness, Chief Marshal5 Sandra Cody, Pat Early, Patsy Bartlett, John Corbin,
Lou Ellen Parris, Louedith Wiggins, Eva Sue Dillard, Joel Carter.
Smiorllrectogr
SANDRA LEE ALLEN
Business. Glee Club 2,35 Junior Marshal 35 Homeroom Secre-
tary I5 Homeroom Vice President 25 Homeroom Treasurer 35
Office Assistant 4.
HALLIE EUFAULA ALLISON
Business. Future Homemakers of America 25 Future Business
Leaders of America 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Basketball Man-
ager 2,3,45 Chairman of Committee for Junior-Senior 3.
KATHERINE LAVERNE ARRINGTON
Business .
BARRY JOE ARROWOOD
Business. Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Homeroom Vice President
I,45 Homeroom Reporter 2,35 Football Manager I,3,45 Track
Manager 2,3,4.
LARRY JACK ARROWOOD
Business. Junior Civitan Club 3,45 Civitan Vice President 45
Homeroom President I,3,45 Monogram Club I,3,4,55 Student
Council I,45 Future Business Leaders of America 45 Basketball
l,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,4.
CHARLES WALLER ARTHUR II
College Preparatory. Track I, 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2, 35
Football Manager 25 Football 45 National Honor Society 253,
45 Latin Club l, 25 Junior Civitan Club 45 Monogram Club 2,
3,45 Junior Marshal-Chief37 Grand March 3,45 Program and
Waiter for Junior-Senior 25 Senior Superlative - Most Hand-
some.
JOSEPH EUGENE AUSTIN
General. Homeroom Vice President I5 F.F.A. Treasurer 25
F.F.A.Vice President 35 F.F.A. President 45 Bus Driver 3,4.
MARY LEE BALL
Business.
WELDON DONNIE BALL
General.
JAMES ROBERT BALLARD
General. F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Junior Deputies 25 Bus Driver 3,4.
NANCY ELIZABETH BENNETT
General. Future Homemakers 2, 35 Future Health Careers of
America 2,3,45 Future Business Leaders of America 4.
JAMES PHILIP BRINKLEY
College Preparatory. Homeroom Vice President 35 Basketball
1,2,3,4.
MARTHA sus BROOKS
Business. F.H.A. 35 Future Nurses 2,35 Future Business Lead-
ers of America 4.
TERRY RICHARD BROOKS
General.
HAROLD CARMAN BROOKSHIRE
College Preparatory. Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Mono-
gram Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Homeroom Reporter I5
Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Vice President 35 Grand
March 3.
JUDITH ANN BROWN
General. Future Homemakers of America I,2.
5miorDirectory
NORMAN LEE BRYAN
College Preparatory. Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Fut-
ure Teachers of America 2,3,4, Junior Civitan 4, Library Club
2,3, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Grand March 3, Homeroom Pres-
ident l,4, N. C. State Track Meet 3.
ANNA LAURA BUCHANAN
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
DORIS ANN BUCHANAN
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4,
Dramatics Club 4, Homeroom Reporter I, Homeroom Secretary
3, Junior-Senior Waitress 2, Grand March 3, Annual Editor
4, Student Council 4, Senior Superlative - Most Studious.
SUSIE PAT BURNETTE
General. Library Assistant 4.
BETTYE SUE BURROWS
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Home-
surer I, 2, Future Homemakers of America
I, 2, 3, Future Homemakers of America State Convention I,
Junior Degree, F. H. A. I, F. H. A. County Convention 3,
F .T .A. DistrictConvention 3, Library Club 3,4, Office Assistant
2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader I, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4 ,
Assistant Head Cheerleader 4, Track Team I, J. V. Basketball
Team I, Program and Waitress at Junior Senior 2, GrandMarch
3, Certificate ofAchievement in Magazine Sale 3, Spanish Club
3, Civinettes 4.
EDGAR WASHINGTON CANDLER
General. Homeroom Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 3, Future
Farmers of America 4, Grand March 3.
RICHARD DAVID CAGLE
General. Bus Driver 4, Diversified Occupations 4.
GEORGE LUIS ENRIQUE EUGENIO CAJIGAL
College Preparatory. National Forensic League, Merit Degree
4, Homeroom Reporter 4, Spanish Club, Honorary Member 4,
Senior Program, Junior-Senior Program 3.
CLIVE TREVOR CAMPBELL
General. Bus Driver 3, Diversified Occupations 4.
RALPH LEROY CAMPBELL
Business. Future Business Leaders of America, Treasurer 4,
Homeroom Treasurer 4, Bus Driver 3,4.
MARTHA CAROLINE CARTER
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
CHARLES MARK CATHY
College Preparatory . Future Teachers of America 3,4, Home-
room Reporter 2, Student Council 3,4, Enkanoca Staff.
MORRIS CARROLL CHILDERS
General. Diversified Occupations 3,4, Vice President of D.
O. 4, Waiter at Junior-Senior 2.
ROBERT TERRY CLEMENT
College Preparatory. Glee Club 2,3.
BRENDA LOUISE COLE
College Preparatory. Band I, Latin Club I,2, National For-
ensic League 2, Library Club 3, Future Teachers of Americc
3,4, National Honor Society 3,4.
ANITA JANE COLE
Business. Annual Staff, Editor I,2,3,4, Future Business Lead-
ers of America I, 2, 3,4, F.B.L.A. Vice President 3, Future
Teachers of America 4, Office Assistant 4, Homeroom Pres-
ident I, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, Student Council 4, Wait-
ress and Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior 3, J. V. Bas-
ketball I, Science Fair 2,I- First and Second Place Winner.
FRANCES SUSAN COLE
Business. Future Business Leaders of America, Historian 3, 4,
Homeroom Reporter 4, Scroll Staff 4.
MARY ELIZABETH COLLETTE
College Preparatory. Future Nurses 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Lib-
rary Assistants Club 2, Waitress at Junior-Senior 2, Health
Careers Club 4, Health Careers Congress 4, Office Assistant 4.
ROBERT WILLIAM COLLINS
College Preparatory. Civitan Club, Chaplain 3,4, Monogram
Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3,4, Future Teachers of America
3,4, Spanish Club 3, Football I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2, Base-
ball l,2, Track I,2,3,4, Homeroom Officer I,2,3.
APRIL MARLENE CONNER
Business .
CECIL DUANE CRAWFORD
College Preparatory. Homeroom Vice President I, Grand
March 3.
WILLIAM ROBERTS CROWDER
College Preparatory. Football Team I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4,
Homeroom Treasurer I, Student Council I, 2, 4, Monogram
Club 2,3,4, Homeroom President 3, Library Club 3, Future
Teachers of America 3, 4, All Blue Ridge Conference 2, 3, 4,
All Buncombe County Conference 4, All Scholastic 4.
EVELYN REBECCA DALTON
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4, Glee Club 2.
ROGENE ELAINE DAVES
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
ELIZABETH JANE DAVIS
Business. Senior Class Recording Secretary 4, Student Coun-
cil 2, 3, 4, Homeroom secretary 2, Future Business Leaders of
America 4, Senior Superlative - Miss Enka.
JACQUELINE LOU DAVIS
General. Track I, Waitress at Junior-Senior 2, Homeroom
Secretary 4, Diversified Occupations, Secretary 4.
MARSHA LAVERN DAVIS
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 2,3,4, Correspond-
ing Secretary of Beta Club 3,4, Future Teachers of America 3,
Homeroom Secretary 2,3, Cheerleader I,2, J.V. Head Cheer-
leader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Waitress at Junior-Senior 2.
MARY ALEDA DAVIS
Business. Future Homemakers of America I, Future Business
Leaders of America 4, Juniorettes I, 4-H Club I, Diversified
Occupations 4.
5cniorDiredo1y
MICHAEL GENE DAVIS
College Preparatory. Beta Club 2, 3, 47 Beta Club Vice Pres-
ident 37 State Beta Club Convention 3, 47 State Library Con-
vention 37 Homeroom President 47 Homeroom Vice President 37
Baseball I7 Football 2,3,47 Track 2,32 Monogram Club 2,3,47
Civitan Club 47 Program and Waiter at the Junior-Senior 27
Grand March 37 Student Council 37 Enkanoca Staff 37 Spanish
Club 3, Spanish Club Treasurer 37 Honor Tea I,2,3,47 Library
Club 2, 37 Senior Class Motto Committee 47 Senior Superla-
tive - Neatest.
CLAUDE MICHAEL DEBRUHL
College Preparatory. Football I,2,3,4f Track I,2,37 Student
Council I, 2, 3, 47 4-H Club I,27 Senior Class Vice President
47 Junior Class Vice President 37 Homeroom Treasurer I7 Chair-
man of Sportsmanship Committee 4.
CAROLYN LOUISE DEVORE
General. Glee Club 2,3.
CHARLES DENNIS DILLARD
General. Diversified Occupations 4.
JUDITH ANN DOWDLE
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
ALVIN EUGENE DRAKE
College Preparatory . Spanish Club 3 .
SANDRA LEA DUCK
College Preparatory. Homeroom President I7 Future Teachers
of America 2, 3, 47 Future Homemakers of America I7 Spanish
Club 37 National Honor Society 2, 3,47 Enkanoca Staff 47
Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Magazine Award 3.
LINDA OWNBEY EBERNICKEL
General. Future Business Leaders of America 47 Diversified
Occupations 47 Band I,2,3.
RITA FRANCES ANN EDMONDS
College Preparatory. Secretary of Freshman Class I7 President
of Homeroom I7 Library Club 2,37 Track I7 Basketball I,2,3,
47 Secretary of Spanish Club 37 Secretary of Sophomore Class
27 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Grand March 37 Junior Mar-
shal 37 Beta Club 2,3,4f F.T.A. 2,3,47 Corresponding Secret-
ary of Senior Class7 Senior Superlative - Prettiest7 Student
Council I,2,3,4.
VIRGINIA RUTH EDMONDS
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 47 Latin Club
I,27 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Homeroom Treasurer I.
RAYMOND MARCEL EMERY
General .
FRIEDA GAIL ENSLEY
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 47 Enkanoca
Staff 3, 47 Health Careers Club 47 Decoration Committee for
Junior-Senior 37 Health Careers Congress 47 Senior Song Com-
mittee 4.
FRANCIS JOSEPH FISHER, JR..
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 3, 47 National
Forensic League 47 Junior Civitan Club 47 Track I, 2, 3, 47
Homeroom President 4.
EARLENE AGNES FLETCHER
College Preparatory. Enkanoca Staff I7 National Honor Soc-
iety 2,3,4j Cheerleader 2,3,47 Head Cheerleader 47 Nation-
al Forensic League 2,3,47 Library Club 2, 3, 47 N.F.L. Cor-
responding Secretary 47 Library Club Reporter 37 Scroll Staff
3, 47 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 47 F.T.A. Treasurer 37
Student Council 3,47 Senior Superlative - Most School Spirit.
ADOLPHUS DANIEL FOX
College Preparatory. Homeroom Secretary I7 Homeroom Pres-
ident 27 National Forensic League 37 Grand March 37 Library
Club 3.
JAMES EDWARD FOX
College Preparatory. Football I, 2, 3, 47 Football Captain 47
Basketball I, 27 Track I, 2, 37 Baseball 47 Student Council I,
2,3, 47 Homeroom President I7 Homeroom Vice President 27
Library Club 37 Monogram Club I,2,3,47 All-County Football
47 All-Blue Ridge Conference 47 Grand March 4.
ELEAN OR RUTH FRISBEE
Business.
RANDELL CALVIN GALLOWAY
General. Football I7 Bus Driver 3,47 Ind. Education 4.
JOANN GARRISON
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
ROY THOMAS GASS
General. Diversified Occupations 3,4.
TERRY LAURETTE GAYHEART
College Preparatory. Latin Club I7 French Club, Secretary 47
National Honor Society 2, 3,41 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27
Steering Committee for Junior-Senior 37 Freshman Class Re-
porter I7 Junior Class Treasurer 37 Senior Class Treasurer 47
Student Council I,3,47 Homeroom Treasurer 2.
MYRA DEAN GOSNELL
Business. National Beta Club 2, 3, 47 Office Assistant 47
Homeroom Secretary I7 Homeroom Treasurer 3.
REBECCA JO GRAHAM
Business. Cheerleader I7 Homeroom Secretary I7 Future
Teachers of America 2, 3,47 Library Club 2,37 Waitress at
Junior-Senior 27 Homeroom President 37 Spanish Club 37
Scroll Staff, Society Editor 47 Student Council 47 Civinettes 4.
CAROL CREOLA GREENE
General. Glee Club 2,31 Homeroom Vice President 3.
HUGH THOMAS GREENE
College Preparator . Monogram Club 2,3,47 Civitan Club 3,
47 Latin C ub 27 Football I,2,3,47 Homeroom Vice President
47 Homeroom President 3.
JAMES LARRY HARRIS
General. Diversified Occupations 4.
RONNIE HOWARD HARRIS
Business. Future Business Leaders of America, President 47
Student Council 47 Grand March 47 F .B.L.A. State Conven-
tion 47 Decoration Committee for the Junior-Senior 3.
CAROLYN JEAN HEDDEN
General.
Scniorllrectory
SUSAN MAYO HENSILEY
College Preparatory. Enkanoca Staff 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers
of America 2, 3, 45 Library Club 45 Homeroom Reporter 45
Health Careers Club 45 Health Careers Congress 45 J.V.
Cheerleader 25 Waitress at Junior-Senior 25 Track I5 Blue
Ridge Conference Track Meet I5 Decoration Committee for
Junior-Senior 35 Latin Club I, 25 Senior Song Committee 45
Basketball I5 Program Committee for Sophomore Party 25 Col-
lege Day Hostess 2,3.
JUNE ELIZABETH HENSON
Business. National Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Future Business Leaders
of America 3,4.
RUDY WAY NE HERRON
College Preparatory. Latin Club I, 25 President of Freshman
Class I5 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council I, 2,
3, 45 Civitan Club 3, 45 Treasurer of Civitan Club 45 Mono-
gram Club I, 2, 3, 45 Football I,2,3,45 Track I,2,35 Basket-
ball I,2,35 Baseball I5 Senior Superlative - Mr. Enka.
VIVIAN CAROL HERRON
General. Latin Club l,25 Diversified Occupations 4.
JAMES SHERRILL HILL
Business. Bus Driver 2,3,45 Future Business Leaders ofAmerica
45 Homeroom Reporter 45 Student Council 4.
BRENDA ELAINE HOGLEN
Business. Future Homemakers of America l,25 Glee Club l,25
4-H Club I .
SHIRLEY ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE
Business.
MARY KATHRYN HOWELL
College Preparatoy. Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45
Student Council 3, 45 Student Council Recording Secretary 3,
45 Future Homemakers of America I, 25 Science Fair Winner
I5 Future Teachers of America 2,3,45 National Honor Society
2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Latin Club Secretary 35 Latin Club
State Convention 35 Senior Superlative -Most AthIetic5 Bridges
Staff 45 Junior Marshal 35 Homecoming Court 35 Homecoming
Queen 45 Waitress at Junior-Senior 25 Gym Committee at
Junior-Senior 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Teen Fashion Board 4.
JAMES CONLY HUTCHISON
College Preparatory. Monogram Club, Secretary 3,45 Base-
ball 2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Homeroom Reporter l,25 Vice
President of Homeroom 3.
LAUREN JAN HUTCHINSON
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 25 Future Home-
makers of America I .
PATSY ANN HYATT
General. Homeroom Secretary l,25 Future Homemakers of
America I, 2, 45 Future Business Leaders of America 3, 45 Of-
fice Assistant 3,45 Library Club 3 .
MARY DIANE HYDE
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Latin
Club I5 National Forensic League 2,3,45 Secretary of N.F.L.
35 Enkanoca Editor 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Correspond-
ing Secretary of Student Council 3, 45 Junior Class Secretary
35 Bridges Staff 45 Junior Class Good Citizen5 Junior Marshal
35 Grand March 3,45 Senior Superlative - Most Likely to
Succeed.
SANDRA LOUISE INGLE
General. Future Homemakers of America l,25 Track I.
SANDRA ISRAEL
College Preparatory. Student Council 45 Library Club 2, 35
National Honor Society 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Program Com-
mittee of Junior-Senior 35 Waitress at Junior-Senior 25 Home-
room Reporter I5 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Bridges Staff 45 Na-
tional Forensic League 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Thespian
League 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Future Homemakers of Amer-
ica I5 Senior Superlative - Most Talented.
SUSAN PAMELA IVEY
College Preparatory. Basketball I5 Future Business Leaders of
Careers, Secretary 45 Future Homemakers
of America, Treasurer 4.'
CAROL FRANCES JARRETT
College Preparatory. Latin Club I, 25 Library Club 35 Na-
tional Forensic League 35 National Beta Club 2, 3, 45 State
Beta Club Convention 2,3,45 Decorating Committee, Junior-
Senior 35 Grand March 35 Enkanoca Staff 2,3,45 Junior Ed -
itor, Senior Editor of the Enkanoca, Society Editor of the
Scroll 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Third Place Winner of Sci-
ence Fair 25 Cullowee Science Fair 25 Waitress at Junior-
Senior 25 Second Place Winner of Magazine Drive 35 Office
Assistant 45 Honor Tea 2, 3, 45 Sophomore and Junior Party
Program5 Senior Song Committee 45 College Day Hostess 35
White Christmas Deliverer 3.
WILLIAM PORTER JARVIS
Business. National Forensic League 35 Future Business Leaders
of America 45 Football 35 Homeroom Reporter 35 Homeroom
ALICE MARIE JOHNSTON
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 45 Future Home-
makers of America l,2.
Treasurer 4 .
ROBERT MARTIN JONES
General.
STEVE WESLEY JONES
General. Spanish Club 3.
TILDA EILEEN JONES
General.
GILBERT DAVID JOYCE
General. Diversified Occupations 4.
WILLIAM KEITH JUSTICE
General. Bus Driver 3,4.
STEVEN BRUCE KEMIC
College Preparatory. Latin Club I5 N .F.L. 2, 3, 45 N .F .L.
Treasurer 35 N .F.L. Vice President 45 N .H.S. 2,3,45 French
Club 2, 3, 45 French Club Parliamentarian 45 Debate Team 2,
3, 45 Scroll Staff 3, 45 Layout Editor of Scroll 45 Bridges Staff
45 Homeroom President 45 Senior Superlative - Most Studious.
JOHN ALAN KILPATRICK
College Preparatory. F.F.A. I,2,3,45 F.F.A.Vice President
45 Bus Driver 4.
GARY CLAY LEDF ORD
College Preparatory. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club President
45 Student Council 45 Latin Club I, 25 N.F.L. 35 Waitor at
Junior-Senior 25 Grand March 3, 45 Honor Tea 2, 3, 45 Track
Team 2,3,4.
Scniorllrectory
LINDA LOU LETTERMAN
General. Future Homemakers of America 2.
VICKI ANNE LINER
Business. F.H.A. I,25 Library Club 2,3,45 Library Club Vice
President 35 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. Reporter 47 Homue-
room Vice President I5 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 25 Varsity
Cheerleader 35 Student Council 2,3.
EARL WILLIAM LOFTIS
General. D.O. 4.
DON EDISON LYTLE
General. D.O. 45 D.O. Treasurer 4.
TOMMY LEE McCARSON
General.
RONALD RAY MCCLURE
General. Freshman Football I5 Varsity Football 25 Industrial
Education Center 4.
IRIS ANNE MCCOLLUM
College Preparatory. Band 3,45 Senior Party Program 45 Jun-
ior-Senior Program 3.
ROBERT EUGENE MCCULLOCH
College Preparatory. Homeroom Treasurer I5 Football I, 25
Track I,25 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Library Club 2,3,
45 Spanish Club 35 Grand March 35 National Forensic League
3,45 Enkanoca Staff 2,3,45 Homeroom Vice President 25 Sports
Editor of Enkanoca.
DAN CAROL McCURRY
College Preparatory. Band I5 National Forensic League 2,3,
45 Degree of Excellence and Parliamentarian of N.F. L. 35
Debate Team 2,35 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Foreign
Language Award 25 Waiter and Program at Junior-Senior 25
Good Citizenship Award 35 President of Junior Class5 Nation-
al Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Semi-Finalist 35 Student
Body and Student Council President 45 Senior Superlative -
Most Likely to Succeed5 Chairman of Steering Committee for
Junior-Senior 3.
WAN DA MARIE McELRATH
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 2,3,4.
DAVID EDWARD MCELYEA
College Preparatory. Monogram Club I, 2, 3,45 National
Honor Society 2,3, 45 Vice President of N.H.S. 35 Civitan
Club 3,45 President of Civitans 45 Student Council, President
of the House and Chairman of Publicity Committee of the Civi-
tans 45 Basketball Manager I5 Basketball Statistician 25 Foot-
ball I, 2, 3, 45 All-Conference 35 All County Second Team 45
Track I,2,3,45 State Track Meet 2,35 N. C. Junior Science
Symposium at Duke University 25 National Science Foundation
Summer Institute for Math and Science at U. N.C. 35 First
Place Math Test 35 Recipient Bausch and Lomb Science Award4.
DANNY HOWARD MANN
College Preparatory. Diversified Occupations 3,4.
WILLIAM HARDING MASSIE
General. Future Business Leaders of America 35 Track 25 Bus
Driver 4.
DOROTHY MAE MIDDLETON
Business. Future Homemakers of America 25 Future Nurses 25
National Beta Club 45 Health Careers, President 45 Future
Business Leaders of America 45 Science Fair Winner 2.
J. HALL MILLER, JR.
Business. Homeroom Vice President I.
MARGO PATRICIA MILLER
College Preparatory. Juniorettes I5 Student Council I5 Na-
tional Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 F.T.A. I5 Future
Teachers of America 2,3, 45 Enkanoca Staff 35 Waitress at
Junior-Senior 25 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Homeroom Secretary
42 Grand March 3,45 Library Club 35 Beta Club Convention 2,
3, 45 Program Committee, Junior-Senior 35 Senior Song Cam-
mittee 45 Senior Superlative - Best Personality 4.
PHILIP LESTER MOODY
General. Library Assistant 45 Decorations Committee for Jun-
ior-Senior 35 Program For Senior Party 4.
BOBBY WAYNE MOORE
College Preparatory. N.H.S. 3,45 Latin Club I,25 Homeroom
Reporter I,25 Waiter for Junior-Senior 2.
HAROLD DUANE MORGAN
College Preparatory. F.T.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. Vice President
35 F.T.A. President 45 Spanish Club President 35 Monogram
Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I,2,3,45
All County Basketball 3,45 All Blue Ridge Conference Basket-
ball 3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 All Blue Ridge Conference Base-
ball 3,45 Football I5 Grand March 3,45 All Buncombe County
Tournament 3,45 Senior Superlative - Most School Spirit 4.
JUDITH ANN MORGAN
Business. F.H.A. I5 F.B.L.A. 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Home-
room Treasurer 3 .
RALPH HAROLD MORGAN
General. F.F.A. I,2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 4.
ROSE CORALEE MORGAN
Business. Student Council 35 Homeroom Secretary 35 F.B.L.A.
3,45 F.H.A. 35 Homeroom Representative I.
CHARLES WORTH MORSE
College Preparatory. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. President 35
Monogram 2,3,45 Junior Civitan 3,45 4-H
I,25 4-H Vice President I,25 Junior Varsity Football I5 Var-
sity Football 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,4.
BILL EUGENE MOSES
General. Football I,2,3,45 Track Team 2,3,4.
LYNDA LOU MOSS
College Preparatory. Spanish Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 Enka-
noca Staff 45 Treasurer of Homeroom 4.
TLATHA MYRTLE MOSS
General.
JOHNNY EDWARD NORVELLE
College Preparatory. Junior Classical League I5 National
3, 45 National Honor Society - Probation-
ary Member 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club 45
National Honor Society Vice President 45 French Club Pres-
ident 45 Student Council 45 Scroll Staff 45 Feature Editor of
Scroll 45 Bridges Staff, Associate Editor 45 Waiter at Junior-
'Seng' 25 PEQE'-Pies Committee, Junior-Senior, Co-Chairman
35 Grand March 35 National Merit Semi-Finalist 4.
5cnio1'Dimt01y
GARY RAY O'KELLEY
College Preparatory. Track Team I, 2, 3, 47 Football Team I,
2,3,4f All Blue Ridge Conference Team 37 Monogram Club I,
2, 3, 47 Junior Civitan Club 3,4f Civitan Secretary 37 Home-
room Vice President 4j Homeroom Representative I7 Program
Committee for Junior-Senior 27 Homeroom President 27 Future
Teachers of America 2.
MARY KATHERINE PARKER
College Preparatory. F.T.A. 2,3,4j Beta Club 2,3,4f Library
Club 2, 37 Civinettes Chaplain 47 Grand March 37 Chairman
Menu Committee for Junior-Senior 37 Homeroom Vice President
4i Spanish Club 2, 37 Co-chairman for Senior Class Party Pro-
gram Committee.
CAROLYN ANN PEEBLES
College Preparatory. F.T.A. 2,3,47 County Secretdfy 41
Libf0fy Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band
I,2,3,47 Band Treasurer 37 Band President 47 All State Work-
shop Band 47 Maiorette 3,42 Drum Maiorette 47 Home Coming
Attendant 47 Civinette Treasurer 47 Student Council 2, 3, 47
Grand March 3,47 Track Team I .
MARY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS
Business. F.B.L.A. 4.
DENNIS GEORGE PITTMAN
General. D.O. 3,41 Glee Club 3,47 Shop I,2,3.
BRIAN THOMAS POPE
College Preparatory. Beta Club 2,3,47 D.O. President 47
F . F . A. I, 27 Homeroom Reporter I, 27 Homeroom Vice Pres-
ident 47 Baseball I7 Football 2.
LOIS DELAINE PROFFITT
General. F.H.A. 1,27 4-H I7 Spanish Club 37 D.O. Club 47
E.N.A. 3,4.
JAMES DAVID RABY
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 3,47 Latin Club
I7 Editor-in-Chief of Scroll 4.
DALE DOUGLAS RAMSEY
College Preparatory. Spanish Club 37 F .T.A. 4.
GORDON ORR REVIS
Business. Band I,2,3,4.
RONALD GRADY REVIS
General.
BARBARA AN N RHODES
Business. F.H.A. I7 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4p F.B.L.A. Secretary 47
Annual Staff 3, 47 Business Editor of Annual 47 Homeroom
Secretary 3, 47 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 27 Office Assistant
47 Program at Junior-Senior Banquet 27 Grand March 47 De-
corations Committee for Junior-Senior 4.
RONALD DALE ROBERTS
College Preparatory. Homeroom Treasurer I7 Homeroom Vice-
President 27 Homeroom Reporter 37 Homeroom Representative
47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 Senior Superlative - Most Talented7
Latin Club I, 27 Varsity Baseball I7 Track 2, 3, 47 National
Beta Club 2, 3, 47 Monogram Club 2, 3, 47 Junior Civitan 47
Scroll Staff, Sports Editor 47 Student Council 4.
CLIFTON RAY ROBINSON
College Preparatory. 4-H I,2,3,47 Bus Driver 3,4.
LINDA JOYCE ROBINSON
College Preparatory. Junior Classical League I, 27 Future
Teachers 2, 3, 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 Corresponding
Secretary of National Honor Society 47 Civinett 47 Home-
room Representative I,27 Student Council Senate 47 Class Ed-
itor of Annual Staff 2,3,47 Enkanoca editor 4i Homeroom
Secretary 37 Good Citizen I7 Junior-Senior Hall Chairman 37
Grand March 37 Senior Superlative - Neatest 4.
LINDA GAIL ROBISON
College Preparatory. Future Homemakers of America I7 Na-
tional Honor Society 2, 3, 47 Secretary of N.H.S.7 Library
Club 37 Future Teachers of America 3,41 Civinettes, Vice
President 47 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Grand March 37 Jun-
ior Marshal 37 Student Council I,3,47 Homeroom President 27
Magazine Sale Award 37 Gym Committee for the Junior-Senior
37 Senior Superlative - Most Courteous.
GLENDA CAROL ROGERS
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 47 Homeroom
Secretary 37 Future Homemalcers of America 3.
JAMES WILEY SALTER
College Preparatory. National Forensic League 37 Football 27
Program for Junior Party 3.
JOHNNY LEE SAMS
Business. Future Business Leaders ofAmerica 47 Student Store3.
GEORGE OSCAR SELF
College Preparatory. National Forensic League 3,47 President
of N.F.L. 47 Vice President of N.F.L. 37 Junior Marshal 37
Homeroom President 27 Debate Team 3,4.
DAVID JACKSON SETZER
College Preparatory. Spanish Club 37 Future Teachers of
America 3,4.
LINDA KAY SETZER
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 2,3,4f Future Teach-
ers of America 3,47 Homeroom Treasurer I,3,47 Latin Club I,
27 Waitress at Junior Senior 27 Grand March 37 Basketball I7
Club Editor of the Scroll 47 High Magazine Salesman 3.
MARION MONROE SHADRON
College Preparatory. Homeroom Vice President I.
LAURA JANE SIMS
College Preparatory. Basketball I, 2,3,47 Track I7 Library
Club 2,31 Future Teachers of America 47 Future Homemakers
of America 37 Civinette President 47 Future Business Leaders
of America, Historian 37 Student Council 47 Homeroom Secret-
ary 47 Monogram Club I,2,3,47 Grand March 37 Decorating
Committee of Junior-Senior 37 F.H.A. District Rally 47 Sen-
Song Committee7 Fashion Show 47 Homeroom Officer I.
JERRY SINGLETON
College Preparatory.
JO ANN SINGLETON
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 2, 3, 47 Latin
at Junior-Senior 27 Future Homemakers of
America 47 Flower Committee For Junior-Senior 37 Grand
March 3.
GARY THOMAS SLUDER
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 2, 3,42 Beta Club
Reporter 37 Future Teachers of America 3,47 Library Club 3,47
Homeroom Reporter 37 Spanish Club 37 Football 2,3,47 Waiter
at Junior-Senior 2.
5miorDirecIo9r
LARRY LAN SLUDER ll
College Preparatory. Latin Club I, 27 National Forensic
League 2,3,4i Treasurer of N.F .L. 47 Debate Team 3,47 Na-
tional Honor Society 2,3,4f Scroll Staff 3, 47 Junior Editor of
ScrolI7 Literary Editor of Scroll 47 Bridges Staff, Editor-in-
Chief 4.
JAMES EUGENE SMITH
College Preparator . Waiter at Junior-Senior 27 National
Beta Clu 2,3,47 Beta Club Reporter 47 Spanish Club 37 Jun-
ior Marshal 37 Fourth Place in Magazine Sale 37 Grand March
37 Student Council 47 Homeroom Reporter 47 Student Council
Treasurer 47 F.T.A. 47 Baseball 3.
LINDA GAIL SMITH
College Preparatory. Student Council 2,37 Future Homemakers
of America I,2,3,47 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 47 Fut-
ure Business Leaders of America 2, 37 F.B.L.A. Secretary 37
Library Club 2,3,4j Track I, 27 Grand March 37 Homeroom
Treasurer lj Civinette 47 F.H.A. Rally 47 Library Club Con-
vention 47 Junior-Senior Hall Committee 3.
PATRICIA MARIE SMITH
Business. Homeroom Reporter I7 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27
Spanish Club 3 .
PHYLLIS ANN SMITH
General. Future Homemakers of America I,27 Glee Club 2,32
4-H Club I .
ROY ANDREW SMITH
General. Ind. Education 4.
REBECCA SPARKS
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
RALPH MILLER STANBERRY, JR.
College Preparatory. National Honor Society 3, 47 Band I7
Waiter at Junior-Senior 27 Football 2,3,4.
KATHERINE ANNETTE STILLWELL
Business. Future Business Leaders of America l,2,3j F .B.L.A.
Vice President 2i F. B. L.A. Reporter 37 Library Club 2, 37
Homeroom Treasurer I7 Homeroom Secretary 27 Enkanoca Staff
2,37 F.T.A. 3,47 Grand March 37 Decorating Committee 37
F.B.L.A. Songleader I.
FREDERICK EUGENE STIREWALT
College Preparatory. Spanish Club 47 Health Careers Club,
Vice President 4.
JUDY YVONNE STUBBS
General. Band I,2,3,47 Booklets and Invitations Committee
37 Bristol Marching Contest 3,47 Marion Concert Contest 3,47
Vice President of Band 3,4.
JACK LEE SUDDRETH
Business. Future Farmers of America I7 4-H Club 27 Glee
Club 37 Track 2,32 Bus Driver 3,4.
ROGER PHILIP SURRETT
General.
CALVIN ROBERT SWANGER
General.
NANCY JEAN TOWE
General.
GLENN CRAIG TRANTHAM
College Preparatory. Civitans 3,47 Sergeant at Arms 47 Future
Teachers of America 3, 47 Library Club 37 Spanish Club 37
Football I, 3, 47 Track Team 3,47 State Track Meet 37 Mono-
gram Club 3, 47 Homeroom Vice President 37 Homeroom Presi-
dent 47 Homeroom Reporter I7 Science Fair Winner I7 Nation-
al Forensic League 37 Student Council 37 Entertainment Com-
mittee for Junior-Senior. 3.
DONNIE BELINDA WALDRUP
General. Future Homemakers of America 2.
DEANNA NBAXINE WALKER
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 3, 47 Future
Teachers of America 4.
FAYE LOUISE WALKER
College Preparatory. National Beta Club 2,3,47 Future Teach-
ers of America 3,47 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Flower Com-
mittee Chairman for Junior-Senior 37 Homeroom President 47
Science Fair Winner l,2.
JESSIE LORETTA WARREN
College Preparatory. Senior Editor of Enkanoca Staff 47 Enka-
noca Staff 2,3,47 Scroll Staff, Feature Editor 47 Track
ni 2,31 National Forensic League 37 National Beta Club
2,3,47 Correspondent to the Asheville Citizen Times 47 Latin
Club I,27 Library Club 37 Decorating Committee for the Jun-
ior-Senior 37 Waitress at Junior-Senior 27 Program for Junior
Party7 Honor Tea 2,3,47 College Day Hostess 2,37 Song Com-
mittee for the Senior Class 47 Chairman of Decoration Com-
mittee for Senior Party 4.
EMILY JEAN WATTS
Business.
KENNETH WAYNE WHEELER
College Preparatory. Future Teachers of America 3,47 Track
l,2f Football I,2,37 Spanish Club 3.
RONNIE PHILIP WHITE
College Preparatory.
NANCY HELEN WHITT
College Preparatory. National Forensic League 27 Latin Club
l,2f National Honor Society 2,3,47 N.H.S. Reporter7 Library
Club 2,37 Library Club Treasurer 37 District Library Club Pres-
ident 3,47 Future Teachers of America 2,3,47 Vice President
of F.T.A. 47 Civinettes, Sgt. at Arms 47 Grand March 37
Program Committee for Junior-Senior 37 Homeroom President 27
Homeroom Secretary 47 Homeroom Treasurer I7 Track I7 Good
Citizen Award 27 Homecoming Court 47 Senior Superlative -
Most Popular.
LILLIAN ANNETTE WILSON
Business. Track I7 Basketball I,27 Future Business Leaders of
America 4.
LOIS ANN WILSON
Business. Future Business Leaders of America 4.
LEON MORGAN YOUNG
College Preparatory. Monogram Club 3,47 Vice President of
Monogram 37 President of Monogram Club 47 Civitan Club 47
Track I,2,3,47 Track Captain 37 Basketball I,2,3,47 Varsity
Basketball Captain 47 Senior Class Reporter 3,47 Senior Super-
lative - Most Athletic.
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From American Enka
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ZZ Church Street
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Asheville
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67-71 Broadway AL 3-6416
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P. O. Box I778
Asheville, N. C.
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P. O. Box 5007
Asheville, North Carolina
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Phone MO 7-1615
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