Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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Left to right, front row: Mary Davis, Carolyn Swanger, Margaret lngle, Kitty Sherlin, Linda Brookshire, Marlene Plemmons, Shirley Warren, Brenda Holland, Cathey DeBord, Mr. Huff, director, Creola Greene, Ginger Edmonds, Susan Oates, Linda Young, Peggy Wilson, Ann Penland, Sammie Wagoner, Martha Ann Letterman, Phyllis Dalton, Joi-Jan Llewellyn. Sec- ond row: Janice Lance, Janet Austin, Rosemary lngle, Diane Freck, Janice Boydston, Sandra Allen, Darlene Warren, Joann Brookshire, Carolyn DeVore, Janet Smith, Joan Gallion, Yvonne Reagan, Mary Collette, Micki Swanger, Glenda Galyeon, Thelma Searcy, Naomi Gardner, Libby Moore, Brenda Rathbone. Third row: Paul Metcalf, Dan Penland, Clarence Melson, Reagan Riddle, Danny Lindsey, James Rhineheart, Ronnie Rhodes, Jerry Sutton, James Shields, Edward Jenkins, Ronnie Rector, Tommy Morris, Robert Clement, Floyd Rice, John Pearson, Mike Nichols, Bill Sandlin, Robert Elliot. Students who are interested in music and enjoy singing have the opportunity of joining Enka High's Glee Club. Musical ap- preciation in the student body is stimulated by the efforts of this organization. Members of the Glee Club are ably instructed and directed by Mr. David Huff. James plays the organ while some of the ' Glee Club sings. 24

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