Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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-an-f .-.ngy kr,:mf,:Q-hw :1'wsg-- ' ' ' k . l .,. , I M J,.h-nw One of Miss Longmire's classes practices Miss Longmire instructs her girls. moving passes . PHYSIIIM lllllllllllll One of Mr. Johnson's classes builds a pyramid. One of our strong Freshmen lifts the barbells SPORTSMANSHIP RECEIVES THE GREATEST STRESS ' lPhysical Educationj Development of body as well as mind is considered important at Enka. All students have an opportunity to participate in athletics Much emphasis is placed on good sportsmanship and fair play. Physical Education, which is a required course For all freshmen, includes studies in first aid and health. 25 ,, .1

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l lx x C fff X Eddie Howell and Bruce James are glueing panel for a cedar chest they are making. fl- Wayne Reagan and Mickey Woody are working on a lawn mower's engine. .153 Na ,cg Q X Dan Shook looks on as Douglas Fisher cuts out grooves for Fitting the back board to Larry Jenkins makes use of the belt sander on the table top he has planned For a pro his gun rack. iect. Industrial arts education provides students with an opportunity to study shopwork and design. Instruction is planned around developing experience with the use of tools and materials. These courses especially appeal to students plan- ning to enter industrial employment. 27 fl Ronnie Herren and Charles Warren and lamp sections for their proiects.