Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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RIIS DRIVERS f Clarence Sparks and Robert Warren find that keeping a bus clean is a big job. If it weren't for our bus drivers we wouldn't have Mr C P Smewah is Dir- much of a school. The majority of us depend entirely ecfor of -I-mnspormnon and upon the bus drivers for transportation to and from school . in charge of The bus drivers l ., ml agen K The bus drivers are Cleft to rightl, first row: Ervin Sanford, Norman Parham, James Cabe, Larry Fields, and Harry Taylor. Second row: Mr. Penland, supervisor, Robert Warren, Bruce Sexton, Jack Suddreth, Clarence Sparks, Bruce Morgan, T. M. Morgan, and Kenneth Waldrup H0

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llllllll ASSISIA ll y Ie , lndustrious helpers in the office are Carolyn Laney, Joi-Jan Llewellyn, Mertis Hyatt, Nerissa Mason, Sandra West, Lorraine Bradley, Ruby King. Second row: Beth Henry, lrene Davis, Brenda Cathey, Gladys Ball, Ellen Fisher, Norma Robinson. Third row: Anita Hill, Ben Luther, James Shields, James Robinson, and Alden Penland. Mrs. Peggy English, our school secretary, is also in charge of all office assistants. Enka's own Grand Central Station is Mr. Tomberlin's of- fice, the center of all activity. Here teachers and pupils alike come to confer with him on the wisdom and legal ity ofwhatever proiects they have planned. Our office assistants are in charge of answering the phone, running errands for Mr. Tom- berlin, and collecting absences from the different rooms. Office assistants busy themselves by checking absences on the 'phone and by checking the sign-out lists. James, Mertis, and Nerissa await their turn as Gladys finishes her typing. IO9

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