Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Four Years Have Rapidly Passed; Seniors OBTAINING THE NECESSARY practice for future careers are seniors Marci Smith and Kathy Conroy. SENIOR CLASS CARD sales are being carefully studied by Eloy Maes and Brenda Judd. Mrs. Murphy helps to make this final check. SENIOR BOYS PARADE their status symbol—the automobile—in the student park- ing lot. John Fernandez delivers a friendly wave to a passing motorist.

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Upon entering Encinal in the fall of 1963, the Class of 1967 opened the door to high school activities and education. After these four years of preparation, each member of this class held his own key to the world outside. The manner in which each one used his key would depend en- tirely upon his ambitions and goals. With the knowledge he gained from four years of high school learning, he would venture forth to open doors to further education, voca- tions, and careers. The Class of 1967 will never again relive their high school years. The door to this phase of their education is now closed for- ever. Only the sound, secure walls of Encinal hold and remember their laughter and their tears. For the Class of 1967 is gone. They now hold the greatest gift of life — the key to the future. SENIORS

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Have Become Individuals with Many Interests AN ACTIVE SENIOR Class Council was necessary this year to promote money-making ideas. Discussions were held frequently to reach this goal. SENIOR SURFERS GATHER for an outing of fun at the beach. Surfboards and typi- cal surfing attire are ready for use. Ken Church, Susan Tremain, Rich Scheffer, Marci Smith and Ray Villareal own their boards and use them frequently. 2448 i iz a MEASURING TRADITIONAL CAPS and gowns to insure fit are seniors Pam Price and Ross Burkhead.