Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Many Hands Make Diversity of background among the students ol Encinal is an important factor which fosters mutual appreciation for one another. Our students have come from Japan, Guam, Hawaii, the Phihppincs and ahnost all of the Americas; some have gradu- ated, some are still associated students, but all in their turn have shared in making Encinal High School the fine, reputable school that it has become. Although as individuals we arc diverse in many ways, it can be said that as a group Encinal High School students share a common goal — to obtain an education that will foster good citizenship, moral integrity, and develop individual potential and initiative. Thus, when one thinks of the associated students of Encinal and the accomplishments they have made, he feels with the stafl ' of ihe 1958 HORI- ZON, that indeed- MAN ' HANDS MAKE — if we are willing to develop the minds which guide these hands and applv the ideas that these hands carry with them. 3u 4Wi ' i i i i i CHESTER H. MILLET 1906-1958 Former coach, teac her, ( ounselor. Guidance .Assistant in Continuation Education and Employment 1941-1958 THOMAS CABRAL 1939-1958 Member of the Class of January 1957

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS . . . o o « • • 17 LOWER CLASSES 43 STUDENT LIFE 55 ORGANIZATIONS 73 SPORTS 101 ADVERTISEMENTS 125