Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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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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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.

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fax? V, Gvuibatw 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- jectives . bi I14 3 H ,tg , xknv- f-1 Mrs. Rudisill helps Kaye and A lu. ,J I Charles till out College Board fb 'E LN J .1 , Entrances . 1 , 4 ,,, W 1' 1 ' I .x- I. J, 1, ,Li ,I 5 1' ' Y i ,1 . 1 1 i - ,, I 11, l f 1 . , , f 1 H411 ffl' fp VJ! . ,' I I '- , ' f' . UA 7' ,ffl 'N I ,, tw . ,fx I X .1 eff H ff f ' 1 ,1 Wy. ,15 1 ' ,l 1 'ff 1'-1 .1 ' 'W 1 'v 1 If 1 ,' 5 V f ' f 1 I -r It ' fi I 1 4 ' A f N rf, Z 1 x lu ' , 1 X .' I' 1 U 1 lf f , 1 ' V' 'f f I 1 , N LW ' ,1 - 1 1 l 'I 2 1,f' ',' IH - X it 1' 'f ' W ' , 'W L, , , ll A K fl! V 1 1 'Q ' 1.1 5 r r f 1 , . f 1 1 ' , Y fl . 1 1, 1 , K g , I A 1,095 ,, sv .,...l,I ii 7372: f Q A Xi 'itil ' 1' Q li it , Q M? ,J , , Ns, ' 1 . 1 Seniors naturally come to the , ' Guidance Room for help. Mrs. f Warren discusses the Morehead, . Scholarship Fund with Mike and li 1 Roberts. . Y 1' 1- . 1, 1' 3 ' , I NV lg, I, ,ll i, i 5 if -if JI: 1' 1 1,1 ni ' .l 1 V 1 1 I y , ,J V9 t l .F ,W .