Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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MR. READ - English, Social Studies, Math, Coach, 1 A Advisor MR. COTTER-English, Drama, 3B Advisor MR BOUGHTON-Comptrol- ler. Mathematics, IB Advisor MR. CROLL— Dept. Head, Commercial subjects, 1 B Advisor MR. BROWN-Dept. Head, Science, 4B Advisor MISS DAKIN-English, Social Studies, IB Advisor MR. CADWELL-Dept. Head, Boys ' Phys. Ed., Coach MISS SCHERMAN - English, Social Studies, 4B Advisor History, English Courses Present Challenge Language Arts and History Departments main- tain the largest student enrollment because of the English and history requirement for graduation. U. S. History, a required course, presents to the student a comprehensive view of the United States from its earliest growth to the present stages. Mod- ern History, although not a required course, presents a challenge to the student who is interested in recent world history and its contemporary problems which concern all world citizens. Honors English, an addition to the departnunt. is designed to furnish a background in great litera- ture and simulate college techniques for the student who prepares himself for college classroom. Through the medium of three foreign languages — Fren( h, Latin, Spanish — students learn to under- stand people of other lands as they learn languages iither than English. MISS DUNGAN-Commercial Courses, 3B Advisor MR. HANNA— Metal Shop 12

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CAFETERIA STAFF-left to right: V. MefFord, B. Whelon, V. King, R. Barnes, E. Roglitz, E. Ri eder b i 4ifif J MAINTENANCE STAFF— FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Bova, J. Jones, A. Guice, C. Amos. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, A. Walker, L. Butler, L. Swanson Mrs. McClurg, School Nurse Mr. Millet, Job Placement Counselor OFFICE SECRETARIES— left to right; Thelma Howitt, June Frazler, Georgia Slaymaker

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X jr ' «w MISS CORBETT Girls ' Phys. Ed., Modern Dance, 4A AdvTsor MR. LONG— Cadet Corps, Science ■ III this (1.1 111 unpicicdrnlctl stress ii])(ni sciiiwc and mathcinatics, Encinal High School students are taking preparatory steps toward meeting the dc- H niand for scientists and mathematicians. According to school records, 55 per cent of our 853 students arc enrolled in math classes; these students take cither basic math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry or slide rule. General science, biology, chemistry, physiology and physics are the science courses that account for a 49 per cent enrollment of students. After-school science projects, under faculty supervision, enable students to further an interest in a particular area of science study. Science, Mathematics Prepare Students For Future MR. fOSTER-Driver Training MR KLINE-Dept. Head, English, History, Civics, Year- book, 4A Advisor MRS. HARRIMAN-Dept. MRS. HEGEMAN-Mathemat- Head, Girls ' Phys, Ed., IB ics, Latin, 3B Advisor Advisor MR. GAUNT-Vocol Music MISS HEY-English, Year- book, 28 Advisor MRS. HAMBRIC-Girls ' Phys. Ed., 3B Advisor MISS HOLLAND-Engiish, Social Studies, 4B Advisor