Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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Jerry Rich pulls the distributor and points from an engine while on the job atSuperior Motors . DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION The Diversified Occupations program seeks to co-ordinate knowledge gained in the class-room with practical work exper- ience. It offers the students an opportunity to apply that which they have learned in academic studies to iobs under real work- ing conditions. This program aims to teach through actual experience, thus comple- menting the students course of study with actual encounter with work. Students participating in this program attend morn- Officers of the D.O. Club are: Charles Thompson, president, Larry Taylor, vice president, Fred Kirkpatrick, secretary, and Cora Jane Luther, treasurer. V6 ing classes and afternoons are spent work- ing at a chosen occupation which will benefit their vocational plans after grad- uation from high school. Gwen Penland studies all morning and Paul Worley is finishing bo Chest Gt h'5 pulls teeth all evening at Dr. Cole's office. Parhllme lo '

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GLEE CLUB ' The Glee Club is composed of students who like to sing and have a desire to promote music appreciation. The group, under the direction of Miss Charlotte Dean, provides special music on various occasions throughout the year. 1 8 A group from the glee club try harmonizing one of their newly-learned songs. First row, left to right: Miriam Sprinkle, Deanna Sherrill, Sandra Mills, Rose Burnette, Janice Lance, Lorraine Houck, Sherrill Reeves, Marlene Plemmons, Janet Austin, Shirley Warren, Rebecca Dalton, Janet Smith, Doris Lanning, Pat Poston, Mary Lynn Foster, Martha Letterman. Second row: Wanda Warren, Carolyn Swanger, Nancy Gosnell, Ann Bridges, Rita Smith, Pat Morgan, Linda Morgan, Janice Boydson, Cathy DeBorde, Karen Dale, Cora Jane Luther, Jo Ann Fincher, Carolyn DeBorde, Dyrenda Jones, Elizabeth Clement, Janice Clark, Rose Mary lngle. Third row: Marie Taylor, Phyllis Smith, Linda Grooms, Margaret lngle, Sandra Allen, Mary Collette, Diane Freck, Earlene Stamey, Virginia Edmonds, Creola Green, Linda McCarson,Mary Ruth Carroll, Glenda Galyean, Donna Warren, Yvonne Reagan. Fourth row: Roy Smith, James Rhinehart, Dennis Pitman, Johnny Pearson, Jack Suddreth, Steve Herren, Clarence Melson, Bill Moore, Danny Lindsay, Robert Clement, Mike Nicholes, Wallace King, Robert Elliot. 29

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Part of physical education for the girls in- cludes volleyball, which gives exercise while it teaches teamwork. Exercises are used to get these freshman boys in good shape. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Awell-rounded physical education program for all the students is the obiect- ive of the Physical Education Department at Enka High School. The development of mind and body cannot be carried out sep- arately. Therefore, emphasis is placed on intramural sports as well as competitive athletics. Physical education is required of all Freshmen and includes studies of health and first aid. All together now, l, 2, 3, 4. Tumbling is a part of physical education which everyone enioys.