Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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cnucnsssz L2 if : Lccisurrvz amen I .5ocial 51' ubiw 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. ? Es , A 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. .. 48

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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 .

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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. Zcimce 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 . ,. , write up the analysis of Charles Arthur s in preparation for an experiment. experiment. Kay and Eddie weigh chemical compounds 49