Enka High School - Enkanoca Yearbook (Enka, NC)

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Dramahcs Club The National Thespian League, better known as the Dramatics Club, is a newly organized club at Enka. The stud- ents have long felt the need for a creative outlet for their after school hours and en- ergies. No club until this time has made any effort to occupy the talents of those interested in the age-old profession of en- tertainment--for those interested in art-- set design and construction--advertising l and publicity--costuming--and perform- ing. The National Thespian League hopes to fill these desires. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Sandra Israel, President, Doug Norton, Vice-President. l Second row: Sonya Corter,Treasurer, Susie Bumgardner, Secretary First row, left to right: Cherry Waters, Doris Buchanan, Sandra Israel, Susan Oates, Ann Bridges, Carolyn Metcalf, Rita Smith, Susie Bumgardner, Phyllis Dalton. Second row: David Barnes, Brenda Cooper, Carolyn Swanger, Lynda Moss, Libby Daniel, Karen Dale, Libby Israel, Sonya Carter, Linda Medlin, Judy Blankenship, Don Israel. Third row: Mike Burch, Doug Stanley, Pat Lunsford, Linda Chockley, Sandra Saunders, Brenda Graham, Mike Nichols, Diana Lewis, Diana Peebles, Jerry Grant. 40

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Gfficc Hssisiants A number of dependable and efficient young people at Enka are in charge of maintaining an orderly office for the school. They greatly facilitate the execution of school business through eager and cooperative assistance. Our school couldn't do without Mrs. Steele, the school secretary, who keeps the office running smoothly. Terry, Louise, and Joe check absences sent in by the classes. X First row, left to right: Candy Whitt, Linda J. Robinson, Eva Sue Dillard, Carol Jarrett, Patsy Bartlett Loretta Warren, Sandra Allen. Second row: Janice Clark, Lillian Wilson, Jane Cole, Myra Gosnell, Barbara Rhodes, Louise Walker, Mary Collete, Nancy James. Third row: Linda Smith, Pat Hyatt, Terry Gayheart, Jim Clark, Joe Arrowood, Gregg Webb.

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': f- '..': 1.44 ,552 cs. I 1 Kathy Howell, Miss Harrell, sponsor, and Larry Sluder, editor, check the articles written For Bridges. Bridges Publications at Enka are joined by a new member this year. Bridges, our new literary magazine, is the first of its kind in Buncombe County and one of few in North Carolina. Under the editorship of Larry Sluder and sponsorship of Miss Laura Harrell, the magazine emerges as an outstanding example of high school creative endeavor. Bridges is composed of short stories, essays, poetry, reviews, and original art work, all composed by Enka students. We welcome Bridges to Enka High and wish for it a successful future. 41 Johnny, Diane, and Bill plan an article.