Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Edno Stanley— Original in thought, sin- cere in action. l.Pep. Clob 2. Press Club 3. Echo Staff Wilver Stargell— Let me sing until I ' flat ' myself to death. 1. J.V. Basketball 2. Var. Basketball 3. J.V. Baseball 4. War Baseball 5. Projection Club 6. J.V. Foot- ball Charles Stevens— Happy am I, from core I am free; why aren ' t you all contented like me? 1. Var. Football Mgr. 2. Block E 3. French Club 4. Jr. Red Cross 5. Sci- ence Club Sharon Stewart— So quiet yet so friendly. 1. Choir 2. Jr. Red Cross 3. Chi Mu. Marlene St. Louis— There never was a saint with red hair. 1. Dance Comm. Linda Stone— Charm is with her every- where. 1. 3A Trees. 2. Sigma Epsilon 3. Stu. Council 4. Sr. Play Comm. 5. Sci- ence Club 6. 4A Sec. Herman Strickland— A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. 1. Stu. Council Colleen Toggort— May she change nothing but her name. Rodger Taylor— Men of few words are the best men. 1. Science Club Pres. 2. Bond 3. Sr. Play Cast Gordon Thistle— Would that a man be judged by his height. 1. J.V. Football 2. Vor. Track 3. Dance Comm. Club 5. Adv. OFF. 4. Key

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Ruth Royce — To worry is folly; let ' s smile and be jolly. 1. Jr. Red Cross 2, G.A.A. Alfredo Soldo na— Good humor is good ness and wisdom combined. Judy Salinas — She is blest, for she has the gift of making friends. 1. Spanish Club Rachel Sanchez— Her smile just won ' t come off. 1. Spanish Club Sheryl Shull — She is a mixture of music ond laughter. 1. Band 2. C.S.F. 3. Sig- ma Epsilon 4, Dance Comm. 5. Chi Mu 6. Spanish Club Tom Silverthorn — Man ' s life is but a jest. 1. Adv. Off. 2. French Club James Smith — Why study? The more you learn the more there is to forget. James Snider— His red hair certainly isn ' t the only bright thing about him. 1. A.S.- E.H.S. Treas., Pres. 2. 3B Pres. 3. C.S.F. Treas. 4. Key Club 5. Sr. Play Cast 6. Bd. of Control Kent Sorensen — His art is as rare as his personality. 1. A.S.E.H.S. Cheerleader 2. Pep Club Vice-Pres. 3. Dance Comm. 4. Sr. Play Comm. Barbara Speer— Prompt and neat, always sweet. 1. 3A Vice-Pres. 2. Bd. of Con- trol 3. Pep Club 4. Sr. Play Prompter 5. Srgma Epsilon 6. Stu. Council 27

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Estelle Tocchini- Quiet but goy. Wc wouldn ' t wont her any other way. 1. Jr. Red Cross 2. Stu. Council 3. Adv. Off Alvin Torres — Hear ye! Hear ye! I graduate. Arthur Torres— Not that I like work less, but fun more. 1. Stu. Council Tony Trachsei — Gabriel is going to move over and let him carry on. Levine Truirllo— Shy, but— oh my! 1 . Adv. Off. Bernice Taylor— She never speaks a word unkind; a girl like this is hard to find. 1. Jr. Red Cross Janet Voirol- Beauty of heart as well as art. 1. Sr. Play Cast 2. Thespians Clut 3. Bd. of Control 4. Horizon Art Co-Editor 5. Adv. Off. 6. Dance Comm. Edna Washington — Let her own work praise her. 1. Editor ' 58 Horizon 2. 4B Pres. 3. Bank of America Award 4. G.A. Pres., Sec. 5. C.S.F. Life Member, Pres. 6. D.A.R. Award George WhTte- Bluff will take the place of brains, if you have the brains to bluff. Shirley White— Her chonging moods are a puzzle to me; but what is life without variety?