Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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lilllllll lil The Guidance Office assis- tants discuss ways of carry- ing out its objectives. Mrs. Warren instructs her students about the directions of a test. GUIDANCE Relatively new at Enka High is the Guid- ance Department, under the direction of Mrs. David Huff. Its main functions are counseling, aiding in the choice of suitable colleges and vocations for seniors after graduation and sup- ervising the National Merit and Preliminary Scholarships Aptitude testing programs for jun- iors and seniors. Currently the guidance room is equipped with approximately four hundred pamphlets, brochures, and catalogues concern- ing various academic and technical school of higher learning. Through the efforts of the Guidance Department, Enka students are at- taining their goal ofa happy, meaningful future Often parents and teachers discuss mutual plans and problems with their counselor. 28 ., Qixkxg ' -1,1153 ' 'ff . 'K ,w 'l'fi?i33:f'5ffi ' . L , f -3 ,,,.Nt . XS X99 XS- One of the main purposes of the Guidance Department is to provide counseling ser- vices for students. Sondra Wise is talking over her plans with Mrs. Huff, Counselor.

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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.

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jf T T The library during home room period llllllllll fr, ,Nm 1, Q 4 , T : ' I - A A it iw I Q ii ii 'rx 'i V fi : , ' lf. f - E3 , : -: X '. . f ' Q' - V Af gl kr ., -.w b ,,. - . , .,.,... 1 3-fgiff., 1. A f ' T' 3' I., i i i , Y A . ..a 'K I , A , . J, ,,,, 4 5,57 ,Q Y i fm -..... '4 u . ' ' 1 i X ,,,. , ' , i ' g , .....-ef' 1 - John Fields, Linda Lands and Bill Trull are doing the routine iob of shelving books. Mrs. Lyons instructs Tommy Raymer and Jim Ussery in the operation of a l6 MM projector. June Thompson and Joan Gallion select some valuable material from the vertical file. LIBRARY One of the most widely used depart- ments at Enka High School is the library. During each year over seventy-two thou- sand books are put into circulation. The library itself contains more than seven thousand books on subiects ranging over all areas of the curriculum .