Student Work.

Russian Eagle: Zavien Kenny, 12

NC State Fair: Arielle Gaither, 11
Sunset: Jay Berenty, 12
People Magazine: Sarah VandeLinde, 11
Anime Faces: Toby Miller, 12
Galaxy: Matthew Justice, 12
Spread the Warmth. When Mr. Busch Ann’s Adventures: Ann Goulian, 11
and his students heard that the graphics You’re Tired: Erin Secosky, 10
program was at risk of being turned into an
Adobe Certification course, a change that
would take away much of the freedom that
makes Enloe Graphics so unique, they did

s not sit idly by. Instead, they took action by

putting on Enloe’s first ever sock drive to

E bring attention to the program, and help

the community. They were hoping to prove

R to the powers that be that they are doing

important things with their graphics talent

v that they could not do with the program

change. The students chose a name for the

i drive, made a logo, posters, social media

accounts, and videos to promote it to the

c school. They collaborated with Key Club to

raise almost 700 pairs of socks, half of
e which went to Urban Ministries and the
other half went to Enloe’s own students.
Apparel Angels. Juniors Ashley West Carson Hart (12)
and Ava McDonald are in Apparel II and
look forward to doing an Extended Study

m for Apparel next year. When the two best

friends learned that they were going to

i Haiti during summer 2019 they drew some

inspiration from a project done at

n Broughton and combined their love for

apparel with their love for service. With

d Mrs. Polis the two girls lead the classes

fourth quarter project where the girls made

e dresses for Canaan Orphanage, a site they

will be visiting during their trip this

d summer. Conveniently, the project also

Ashley West (11), Ava McDonald (11)
incorporated a required part of the
curriculum: making a circle skirt. The
fabric for the dresses was donated by
students and the school and in the end the
class was able to make around 30 dresses.
Ava and Ashley are so excited to deliver the
dresses in person this summer!

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Anvi Tirunagari (11), Subhi
Pandiarajan (11), Saarika Virkar, Nikita
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Tupshin Zhu (11), Carter Wood (11), Aniyah Sneed (12), Sam
Culpepper (11)
Kartik Tygai (12), Chahaana Kathiravan (10), Rohith
Edupaganti (12), Rohith Iyer (12), Ainesh Jain (12), Tiffany
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Persuad (12), Jonathan Saju (12)
Natalie Grimes (11), Hunter Nolan (10)

Career & Technical Education

DECA WInners
Learning through instruction. Every CTE class is different, but there
are some definite similarities between all of them. In any CTE class you go
into there will not be textbooks, or powerpoints, but rather scratch paper,
screen printing ink, or Apple computers. CTE is meant to be hands on with
direction coming directly from the teacher. Below Ms. Martinez helps a
student in Drafting I with his blueprint design.To the right Ms. Alebiosu
gives some of her students extra help. Her students always know that her
room is open to them during lunch. On the bottom, Graphic Design teacher
Mr. Busch demonstrates how to properly screen print onto tshirts to his
Graphics III students. If you are in one of Mr. Busch’s classes you have the
unique opportunity to create a design and work through the process of
converting the design from your head to the computer screen to your very
own tshirt. But do so at your own risk-- he’ll make sure you clean a few
screens while you’re at it.
Hosa board
Field trips for days. Because CTE stands for Career and
Technological Education, the best way to learn is through
hands on experience. In picture #1, four students pose
together during a week long HOSA convention that took
place in Houston over the summer. In December, the
Advanced Digital Media class took a trip to WRAL to learn
about careers in Digital Media. Steve Hammel showed the
studetn sthe cameras and green screen in the studio and
then they got to go visit the person who makes the 3D
graphics for the news. Junior Sarah VandeLinde mentioned
“Also we got pens and cups as souvenirs. Score!”. The last
picture shows Ms. Alebiosu’s Early Childhood Ed students
interning at Word of God Christian Childhood Center where
they work with children on social and emotional
development skills

Lillie Ayers (11)

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