Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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l OFFICERS First row, left to right: Lynn Proctor, Sec- efU'Yi Gene Silrewclif VlCe'P'eSldenl7 Members of the Health Careers Club pre- Dorothy Middleton, President. Second pare To leave for G Congress here in Ashe- row: Eddie Askew, Treasurer, Susan Ivey, ville. Corresponding Secretary, Kay Jenkins, Reporter. Young people who anticipate a life of dedication to the careers in health Find the Health Careers Club an ideal activity. Here they are able to see what the duties of our nurses, technicians, and other medical devotees will be. This club is sponsored by The Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Buncombe County. x '! First row, left, to right: Audrey Norris, Rebecca Jackson, Donna Young, Freida Ensley, Brenda Debord, Pat Morgan, Sonya Carter. Second row: Gail Lipe, Mary Keller, Mary Collette, Lynn Proctor, Nancy Bennett, Libby Daniel. Third row: Eddie Askew, Kaye Jenkins, Susan Ivey, Susan Hensley, Lois Proffitt, Clyde Morrow, Gene Stirewalt. 35

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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

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First row, left to right: Jennifer Rogers, Kaye Ledbetter, Lola Johnson, Wanda Stanberry, Brenda Hipps, Billie Sorrells, Janet Smith, Pat Hyatt, Becky Young. Second row: Emma Jean Robinson, Shirley Wells, Shelia Whiteside, Doris Massie, Jackie Teague, Libby Clement, Linda Beaver, Marlene Plemons, Annette Stillwell. Third row: Jo Ann Singleton, Barbara Messer, Elaine Reed, Willa Rea Blankenship, Loraine Houck, Janice Lance, Jean Jarrett, Jane Sims, Linda Smith. Fourth row: Susan Ivey, Peggy Coleman, Pat McCellean, Ber- nice Hedden, Helen Rogers, Martha Brown, Sandra Burrell, Sandra Wyke, Earlene Stamey. Future Bornznmkers of Hruznm Through participation in the Future Homemakers of America, girls learn basic skills for successful homemaking and gain competence in qualities of human re- lations which help to prepare them to be better citizens of their community. The development of individual personalities and the development of proper sense of values make this organization meaningful. OFFICERS l First row, left to right: Susan lvey, Trea- surer, Elaine Reed, President, Becky Young, Secretary, Earlene Stamey,Vice- President, Barbara Messer, Parliament- arian, Annette Stillwell, Reporter, Jane Sims, Song Leader, Sandra Wyche, His- torian. Members of the Future Homemakers of America are busy making Christmas Favors for the Aged. 36