Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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l KA HIGH RA ll Members of the band are: Flutes--Mary Ann Melton, Joi-Jan Llewellyn, Ray Medford, ' inets--Gail Stubbs Jane Oldham Katherine Hollifield Ann Peebles Carol Riddle Mr ' RCI M l ddlel-on I G Gudgerg Saxophone--Judy Stubbs,Cordon Revis, Ralph Stbnberryg Bass Clarinet--Iris ' ' ' Trumpets--Terry Furness Paul larussi Cecil Edmondsp Trombone--JimmySingleton' E Talented muslclcn hlmself' Allen Ingleg French horn--Lynn Mcliinneyp Boss horns--David McClain, Hal West, is the direct-or of i-he Erika sion--Jerry Singleton, Bill Crook, Frank Davis, Lewis Edwards, Color Guard--W. C High School Band. Majorettes: Cl to rl Trula Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Green- wood, Deane Webb, Jean Sovvers, Miriam West. Drum Maiorette--Stella Gilmore. Not pictured, Carol Gor- mCln. 20

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Exhibits of Roman chariots, a watch tower and battering ram prove interesting to Wayne, David and Johnny. LANGUAGES The knowledge of one or more Foreign languages is adistinguishing mark of being welleducated. Included in the curriculum of Enka High School are two years of Lat- in, a classical language, and two years of Spanish, a modern language. ln addition to studying the Roman language, students learn about the culture, customs, govern- ment, and literature of ancient Rome. Al- though Spanish students spend much of their time learning to speak and write the language, they, too, study customs, music, art, and literature of the Spanish people. By studying Foreign languages and cultures, o ne's understanding of other races and na- tionalities is deepened. Brenda, Martha and Loretta look at the map of Celtic Gaul, in preparation For the study of Caesar's Gallic wars. Students learn important dates connected with their Spanish. ' 1 1 - l a tape recorder which facilitates the im- provement of the pronunciation of Spanish. I9 ll 1 lllllilS ,sjcwi X f I -L '7 w.w .. 4, if lliglr V The beginning of the Roman Empire ---- The founding of the city of Rome in 753 B.C. ---- is pointed out to Steve and Rudy by George, all of whom seem interested in the map of Italy .

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The Enka High Band, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Middleton, plays an important part in promoting school spirit and creating in- terest in the school. The band adds much to school life by playing at football games, pep rallies, and concerts during the year. The officers, Gail Stubbs, vice president, Hal West, president, and Mary Ann Mel- ton, secretary-treasurer, go over The Battered Bride as a selection For perfonz L iT J, gi. .li 1 ,T w v Dr Um Section 'eff fori hf. M f , 9 - ar A - on, Jerry Singleton, Lewis Edllvollqll Meld Frank Davis. ' an 5 VA ' g iazz Form i09elher ln l . , , o The clarmeis Per llett to righfl- Col ance. ecuom first rOW d Ann Peebles. Sec- s , rt , -- Q . X his BfOWfil Cl herlne Holli NV Rudd el B-tl Gudgerf Km s tzl. T e row! l ' 5tubbS- X ':iA Y .ptp ' Q T V V5 f ipiplg l T T T 'T TT TT TTTTWTT . i'f9'f3f 'TTTT - v , TTTT ,T it is 2 it TTTTT T TTTTTTTT TTTTTT T,T,,gJT,Tg TTTTTT, TTTTT,,,T 'Q g 1 - K 2 my-W ryj is 5 r tiki f f TTTTTTT sfiigiiiig KTTT T ti 'f r T i A ilir 1 Ptls .H x if Ti s srr s 1 T T it T T T T H . f ' -X TaTTsT - ara L TTTT's 1 T, 1 lil, H . s T TTTZT ssr - ' , V . . . T , X -...N Xmlwfg RAXG QQ IA TTT, T i T' T 5, ' y if iff?-f iT'- fee r A ,l xv i X 'l :Q ' Qsl it Q The trumpet section blend their tones to- tx - , I as gether while the bass section listens at- T-wi TTT tentlvely. Paul Iarussn trumpet' David - McClain b h - F h T il I Q T J I , ass orn, Terry urness, trum- T g ,- pet, Hal West, Cecil Edmonds, trumpet. A 2 I