Encina High School - Encinian Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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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.

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Mr. Trathen gives instructions in the correct use and placement of wood hand screw clamp to Alan Bridges and Charlie Griffith. ll4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The Industrial Arts Department offers a wide variety ot classes to the students of Encina. ln- cluded in this program are classes in auto shop, metal shop, photography, mechanical drawing, electricity-electronics, radio, and wood shop. These classes give the student general informa- tion about the industrial world in which he lives, although not vocational in scope, these classes offer the basic skills necessary to develop a proficiency in the various areas. These classes also offer many opportunities for fulfilling leisure- time activities both now, and in the future. Mr. Russell inspects a welding job done by John Foulke.