Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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X s s ls v' F. Spanish Qllmw Students at Enka who display interest in the culture of the Spanish people can learn more about this culture by becoming members of the Spanish Club. The Spanish way of life proves interesting, and students learn to understand their Spanish Friends better. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Roberta Parker, Reporter, Susan Oates, Treasurer, Susie Bumgardner, Secretary. Second row: Jim Clark, President, Janet Arthur, Vice Pres- ident. Libby Daniels, Terry Herren and Glenda Rogers plan the month's events by the calendar. ' First row, left to right: Jean Penland, Roberta Parker, Rebecca Sutton, Diane Jenkins, Susan Oates, Janet Smith, Charlene Coffee, Susie Bumgardner, Roberta lngle, Shirley Frisbee, Phyllis Dalton, Veronica Penley. Second row: Jerry Grant, Carolyn Swanger, Marcia Crook, Marilyn Zibelin, Janet Arthur, Linda Hollifield, Kathy Guy, Brenda Graham, Libby Daniel, Lynn Price, Gary Miller. Third row: Dennis Jordon, Neil Carter, Eddie Simmons, Doug Israel, Clarence Melson, David Barnes, Mike Nichols, Jim Clark, Terry Gorman, Terry Moore, Jerry Rogers, Gene Stirewalt, Jimmy Hughey.

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Slntin Club Modern day Romans at Enka may well be active in the school chapter of the Latin Club. Through this club, they learn of the language, customs, and lives of the ancient residents of the world's greatest empire. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Jane Ducket-t, Consul Secundusp Sharon Peebles, Aedilep Cheryl Reeves, Aedile, Dara Llewellyn, Nuntius, Sally Clark, Censor. Second row: Ronald Stubbs, Aedile, Robert Crisp, Consul Primus, Bill Gudger, Quaestor, Mickey Franklin, Aedile. Many curious observers look on as the Latin Club holds its annual initiation for all the Latin students who make an A , First row, left to right: Cheryl Reeves, Rebecca Jackson, Penny Floros, Phyllis Roberts, Ann Bridges, Mary Long, Doris Cordell, Kirby Burton, Steve Moss, Howard Phelps, Brenda Hyde. Second row: Dara Llewellyn, Jo Ann Cole, Jennifer Rogers, Glenna Isaac, Janice Lominac, Martha Cooksey, Susan Joyce, Sue Clampett, Linda Lovingood, Paulette Wilde, Kay Owenby, Sally Clark, Lauren London, Judy Wynes, Linda Crowell, Darlene Pate, Barbara Setzer. Third row: Diana Reed, Pam Glance, Sandra Saunders, Janice McCarson, Jean Brown, Peggy Smith, Linda Chockly, Barbara Parker, Brenda Hollifield, Sonya Carter, Karen Dale, Jane Duck- ett, Lynn Benson, Myra Wiggins, Sharon Peebles, Linda Robinson, Susan Brown, Harriet Brown, Mary Brendell. Fourth row: Mike Travis, Henry Letterman, Marshall Fields, Jerry Sutton, Robert Crisp, Tommy Phelps, Bill Gudger, Roger Towe, Edward Hutchinson, Reid Smith, Mike Bachner, Bill Harvey, Lane Mallonee, Tony Hooker, Ronald Barrier, Ronald Stubbs, Terry Webb, Mickey Franklin, Donald Stubbs. 32

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Prmclr Dub OFFICERS First row, left to right: Gail Jones, Re- porter, Judy Miller, Treasurer, Terry Gay- heart, Secretary. Second row: Charles Roberts, Vice-President, Johnny Norvelle, President, Steve Kemic, Parliamentarian. Pat, Miriam, Carl, and Kaye demonstrate their French initiation. French students at Enka this year have organized the school's first French Club. Designed to serve the interests of those who take French I or French ll, this organization promotes improved in- ternational relations and interest in the French language and customs. First row, left to right: Nancy McFee, Pat McCall, Deidra Owen, Terry Gayheart, Cherry Waters, Linda Grant, Linda Medlin, Judy Blankenship, Jenny Parris, Diane Redmond. Second row: Alpha Blackwell, Bobbie Jo Lewis, Kaye Jenkins, Juanita Mises, Eva Sue Dillard, Brenda Kay Jones, Judy Miller, Pat Lunsford, Gail Lunsford, Gail Jones, Janice Clark. Third row: Bill Dalton, Pat DeBruhl, David Bradley, Eddie Cagle, Carl Schilt, Chuck Connor, Charles Roberts, 'Johnny Norvelle, Steve Kemic. 34