Encina High School - Encinian Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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The Social Science Department consists of the U. S, history, world history, and geography classes. In the geography classes we learned about the people and the countries ot the world in which we live. We look at their achievements and their problems. In history classes we sur- veyed the same achievements and problems, but we also investigated their historical development. These classes have helped us to understand the background and the issues of current, local, and world problems. We have emerged from these classes better equipped to cope with the com- plicated duties, and responsibilities ot a citizen of the United States. OCIAL Mr Lee works vxith Jerry Waight and Judy Coleman l I ll Mr Lee shows Judy Wilson Bud Chase and Karen Zastrow the map used in the class

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1' 'rr 1-7 X I I is A ft-nam. Beverly is truly enioying her child care class, Lois intently pins the hem in her iacket. The fashion shovv has been one means of exhibiting class work from the cloth- ing and textile phase of the Home Eco- nomics Department at the Fine Arts Fes- tival. This includes the training of stu- dents in group planning in working with others, and in developing appreciation of the rewards of hard work in a ioint un- dertaking. The food department gave, at Thanks- giving, a tea for the Athletic Depart- ment. They also gave a tea for the Faculty at Christmas, along with the Homemak- ing Classes. The Homemaking classes have worked with Pre-School children as part of the training of Children Care Development HOMEMAKING The Fashion show is a high point in clothing class.