Encina High School - Encinian Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Mr. Binns and Mr. Golden Mr. Binns and Mrs. Wiggins VICE PRINCIPAL MR. DONALD J. GOLDEN Mr. Donald Golden, vice principal, has helped to guide us with the same capable hand which pushed us onward last year. He planned many of the activities and assemblies, much of the school calender, and assisted many ofthe clubs, and organizations. He was always ready and willing to give of himself to those in need. We wish to express our gratitude to a truly wonderful person, our vice prin- cipal, Mr. Golden. 419'

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PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT R. BINNS The three years of our association with Encina High School have seen brought to fruition a school community of which we may all be proud. An enviable reputation of fine academic tradition in a atmosphere of school spirit and good sportsmanship is the reward for our efforts. Encina High School, for me, represents a vision come true, and it has been with sincere pride that I have identified myself with the students and staff here. Your personal friendships, and your achievements, have made the years of my association with you the most rewarding of my life. Congratulations to the staff of APACHE TRAILS. Your efforts are up to the high standards we have come to expect from all activities at Encina High School.

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Mr. Robert Allen Mr. William Bode Mr. John Bassett REGISTRAR Mr. Robert Allen, Registrar, was a very busy man this year. Besides taking care of the mechanics of the attendance office, he had charge of the Work Experience Program. Among his duties are supervising the issuing of lockers, report cards, eligibility slips, early dismissals, and assigning classes. Mr. Allen, we all recognize you as a good friend and advisor. DEANS We were doubly fortunate this year to have had two excellent Deans of Boys. During the first se- mester we were guided by the firm but under- standing hand of Mr. William Bode. We were all sorry when he was transferred but Mr. John Basset did a wonderful iob of taking over. With his guidance we completed a very successful year. Mrs. Rosem ma Kibbey Our Dean of Girls, Mrs. Rosemma Kibby, was certainly one of the busiest women around school. Besides the discipline prob- lems she must handle, there is the Student Council, elections, eligibility slips and other activities she must supervise. We would really be lost without our wonderful Dean of Girls.