Encina High School - Encinian Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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ss, gg. fe Ft y ' I 5 1 W f -ffk N v .-. 4, ,Q know 35 as 1.9 Frrst row Mananne Klrk Ann Shaffrath Loudrne McManus Pat Stuart Annmarre Gaffney Joyce Long Jam Watkrns Steve Gray Rod Sullrvan Barbara Ford Cheryl Eckhoff Karen Chrrstensen Second row Connie Sullrvan Susan McBee Karen Rausser Pat Wagner Robert Ronne Dave Johnson Dave Dutton Tom Larson Marnlyn Schoenhoff Carol Haddox Sue Westover Connie Townsend Thrrd row Lynne lrlsh Carol Fuchs Yvonne Fosland Don Beaumont Tlm Cunningham Bob Singer Mrchelle McCullough Linda Waldow Melrnda Moorman Ramona Ketchum Margaret Nadey Fourth row Cathy Rust John Sullrvan Jerry Jones Alan Moss Bob Breton Ted Burke Evalynn Peterson Elame Prosepr Barbara Rumsey appclla The fifty voice A Cappella Choir performs at school concerts, muslc festrvals, and takes an octave part In presenting the operetta This group specralrzes un musrc wrrtten for larger choral groups I47

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lst row: Ed Chandler, David Coplin, Janice Ball, Janet Murtey, Patience Thoreson, Crystal Capelis, Lusandra Nareau, Susan Hermann. 2nd row: Phillip Murtey, Mary Roche, Charlotte Louis, Chandra Hahn, Ruth Ingles, Anne Klingelhofer, Mimi Drury, Diane Dunn, Charles Johnson, Jim Marshall, John Wedemeyer, Keith Carter. 3rd row: Tom Norris, Eileen Scalley, David Steele, Chris Reims, Mr. Farmer. Absent are: Karen Drury, Walt Aldrich, Tim Schmit. Orrin' tra The Encina Orchestra, like the senior band, is a service group as well as a class. They perform several times during the year for plays, banquets, concerts, and the annual operetta. This is the second year for orchestra at Encina and the group is growing both in number and maturity of sound. I46

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0 y r Hama 6011017116 AT Encina, home economics consists of Those courses, acfivifies, and units of instruc- Tion which are designed To meer The home and family needs of all pupils and The voca- tional needs of ofhers. The school experiences are correlared wifh The home and communify X v if life of The sfudenrs. The program is concerned with assisting individuals To develop ability ,MA To carry Their respecfive home responsibilities in relation To food, housing, cloThing, child Mrs. Abrams teaches her students the on of embroidery. Mrs. Reese demonstrates how fo put o hem in care health, and family relafionships. c dress. Miss Burke inspects the ielly mode in her foods class. 'M X M 'Wm 23152-es. new T