Encina High School - Encinian Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Row i: left to right. Diane Pucci, Cheryl Miller, Clauda Kerri, Judy Herzog, Dave Lindquist, Jim Pobanz, Jim Boyers, Harold Austen, Bill Wright, Jim Alley, Alan Cunningham. Row 2: Elaine Sulton, Carolyn Howard, Barbara Biggs, Sharon Cousineau, Jane Soto, Genevieve Hoyle, Marsha Smith, Linda Wingate, Sue Worral, Chris Landgraf, Sue Corbett, Rande Anderson, Linda Smith, Toni Hall, Joanne Warne, Sue Swift, Frank Newman, Dave Coplin, Michelle lnks, Connie Pitts. Row 3: Cathy Shaefer, Noalee Beddard, Gretchen Fleischer, Bonnie Lambert, Chris Browning, Barbara Hagg, Linda Hellewell, Sally Downie, Charlene Flaherty, Mike Bliss, Dale Rudy, Carolyn Dowrie, Jo Ann lngle, Judith La Rue, Bonnie Guldstrand, Albert Willet, Richard Randell, Steve Brand, Judy Baker. Row 4, left to right: Delores Hotchkiss, Janice Carlson, Sandy Hoden, Carol Brock, Jackie Gordon, Barbara Gedeon, Joanne Gray, Charlene Jones, Dave Warnock, Paul Simon, Barbara Reedy, Linda Taylor, Carol Davies, Gayley Hyde, Micheal Ann Michell, John Milliken, Guy Connor, Wayne Brynt, The French Club's maior activity this year was the Reviellon. There was caroling, a midnight banquet, the playing ot Ie Feve, and eating the Buche de Noel. Nichele Bardin, a toreign exchange student attending El Camio, attended this gala event. They also aided the A.F.S. in a money-making pro- iect. 4 MR. PSlAHAS Advisor Paul Simon. EXECUTNE BOARD, left to right: David Lindquist Sue Swift, Frank Newman, Toni Hall, Linda Smith

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I DU TRIAL ART -,,,,, CLUB MR. TRATHEN, Advisor Front row: left to right: Ken Davis, Philo Green, Rick Entrican, Raymond Kidd, Larry Wheeler, Jim MacDougall. Second row: Royce Clayton, John Milliken, Leon Boutte, Bob Kirk, Bob Collins, Bob Fisher, Dennis Laughlan. Third row: Joe Nestor, John Beckman, John Menmam, Ken Schnaidt, Bill Henshaw, Jim Warne, Bill Whitefield. The maior project of the Industrial Arts Club for the year was to construct club plaques for the other clubs at Encina. With the leadership of the advisors, Mr. Trathen, and Mr. Russel, the club worked closely with the Industrial P.T.A. representatives, preparing for the time when we will have a senior class, and will choose an outstanding senior Industrial Arts student. In November the Industrial Arts Department received help from the club in preparing a display for the P.T.A. meeting. Long range planning for the spring Industrial Arts Fair is being worked on. OFFICERS: John Beckman, Bob Fisher, John Menmam. l57

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Front row, left to right: Roy Rounds, Leonard Conley, David Cullen, Dennis Wilson. Second row. Leon Chavez, Vern Wigley, Ronald Seals, David Lynn, Richard Wadsworth, Wayne Esola, Bill Benson, Richard Randall, Lawrence Thompson, Raymond Kidd, Harry Greenwood. Third row: John Stombough, Harry Caviani, Benny Gerden, Greg Haygood, lsaac Ep- perley, Ken Klamen, Dennis Shedd, Drex Hansen, Arther Hanna, Bill Stapp, Rodger Johnson, Lyle Andrews, Fourth row: David Clover, Rick Pagnello, Gene Clark, Ronald Hoover, Ken Bakkie, Brian Adam, Stan Stazell, Andrew Oravik, George Mclflwee, larnes Shcmate. Fifth row: Randall Rounds, Gary Quinton, Ronnie Rounds, Harold Priddy, David Wilson, Russ Weller, John Foulke, Micheal Nledders, Lee Rahorst, Bill Pertle, Craig Wilson, Charles Kloczlro. The Junior Rifle Club of En-:ina is com- .R.A. prisecl of those interested in the use, and correct safety procedure of various fire arms. ln order to be on the rifle team you must belong to the Junior Rifle Club. Among the club's activities were supervised shoots in which the members were able to try out many different types of guns, including the M-2, carbines, and tvventy-two pistols. MR. JOHN TRACEY OFFICERS, left to right, Lyle Andrews, Dennis Wilson, Roy Rounds Advisor l59