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First row, left to right: Pat Gosnell, Sue Burrows, Pat Smith, Susan Oates, Roberta Parker, Doris Lanning, Judy Galloway, Norma June Davis, Jean Penland, Jerry Brendle, Sandra Duck. Second row: Wanda McElrath, Kathryn Parker, Pat Earley, Martha Buckner, Joanne Allen, Phil Wight, Doug Ramsay, Ann Peebles, Lynda Moss, Jimmy Singleton. Third row: Margo Miller, Mary Godfrey, Mary Coffey, Dinah Wilson, Janet Arthur, Sandy Scroggs, Pat Harding, Gail Setzer, Carole Riddle, Shirley Rice, Jerry Grant. Fourth row: Monika Schaaf, Carolyn Swanger, Lou Ellen Parris, Ima Fox, Libby Israel, Jo Sur- rett, Lynn McKinney, Carolyn Ward, Elaine Cole, Sammy Wagoner, Marilyn Zibelin. Fifth row: Clarence Melson, Rita Ed- monds, Lynn Price, Charles Galyean, Sandy Drake, David Setzer, Bill Trull, Tony Kirby, Paul Heatherly. Sixth row: Jimmy Hughey, Mike Nichols, Bill Holbrook, Jim Smith, Duane Morgan, Kenneth Wheeler, George Caiiaal, Gary Foster. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is designed to help students learn to appreciate another way of life and at the same time become more skillful in their own use of the language. Through fellowship in the club, Spanish becomes a living, working language. First row, left to right: Duane Morgan, presi- dent, Janet Arthur, vice-president, Pat Gos- nell, second vice-president, Rita Edmonds, secretary. Second row: Mike Davis, Trea- surer, Susie Ball, vice-secretary, Susan Oates, vice-treasurer. The Spanish Club is now in charge of the bulle- tin board in the cafeteria lobby. Here, Susie, Sandy, and Gail have iust put up a new board. '05
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The Latin Club at Enka is open to all students of Latin who have maintained an A average. This organization emphasizes not only the language of the people, but also the Roman civilization and customs. Through the Latin Club students realize the great contributions of the Roman Empire to our own modern civilization. Officers, first row: Sandra Cody, Consul Se- cundus, Terry Furness, Consul Primus, Kathy Howell, Censor. Second row: Robert Crisp, Quaestor, Wayne Caldwell, Nuntius. Try-outs for the Latin play, Cleopatra: Caesar, Robert Crisp, Cleopatra, Betty Jo Miller, An- tony, Eric Godfrey. LATIN CLUB 15 . ' 1 Left to right, first row: Sue Clampett, Audrey Norris, Cheryl Reeves, Kirby Burton, Jo Anne Cole, Mary Long, Dara Llewellyn, Jennifer Rogers, Sharon Peebles, Sally Clark, Kay Ovvenby, Pat Gibbs. Second row: Ann Bridges, Mike Bachner, Doris Cordell, Phyllis Roberts, Susan Joyce, Randy Sluder, Roger Towe, Billy Harvey, Lynda Robinson, Sandra Cody, Linda Redman. Third row: Jan Brown, Sonya Carter, Diana Reed, Myra Wiggins, Wayne Caldwell, Mary Lollis, Mary Francis Brendle, Tony Hooker, Charles Glazener, Mike Travis, Betty Jo Miller. Fourth row: Donald Stubbs, Kathy Howell, Judy Craw- ford, Linda Capps, Lynn Benson, Barbara Parker, Karen Dale, Linda Chockley, Jean Brown, Peggy Smith, Brenda Hollifield. Fifth row: David Keith, Robert Crisp, Jerry Sutton, Bill Gudger, Terry Furness, Ronald Stubbs, Eric Godfrey, Charles Williams, Edward Hutchinson, Sam Kiser, Jane Duckett, Kay Jenkins. 104
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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The obiectives of the Future Homemakers of America Club are the improvement of home and family life, the development of individual personalities and families with a proper sense of values significant to home life. Through participation in the Future Homemakers of America, girls learn, not only basic skills for successful homemaking, but also gain compe- tence in qualities of human relations, which help to prepare them to be better citizens and for service to their community and families as adults of the future. Miriam West, parliamentarianp Margaret Jones, president, Susan Oates, secretary, Becky Young, historian, and Diana Woody, treasurer, hold the figures representing the national ob- jective of the FHA, Strengthening My Educa- tion. Not pictured are: Glenda Galyean, song leader, Eva Sue Dillard, vice president, and Jane Duckett, reporter. Barbara, Iva June, Sue, and Elaine display the yearbooks made by the Enka Chapter of the FHA containing the program for the year. Also displayed is the FHA magazine. First row, left to right: Susan Oates, Kay Ledbetter, Margaret Jones, Pat Morgan, Janet Smith, Miriam West, Veronica Penley, Mary Foister, Billie Sorrells. Second row: Ruby Phillips, Doris Messer, Diana Woody, Iva June Robinson, Barbara Messer, Janice Lance, Lorraine Houck, Sue Burrows, Elaine Cole. Third row: Jackie Teague, Pat McClellan, Carole Barron, Yvonne Taylor, Becky Young, Julia Davis, Wanda Warren, Andrea McDonald, Dot Fore. Fourth row: Diane Freck, Treva Riddle, Sandra Wylce, Sandra Surrell, Jean Jarrett, Kathy Guy, Linda Harwood, Earlene Stamey, Brenda Graham.
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