Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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DEDICATIQN Appointed principal of Encinal High School on July 1, 1953, Mr. Lowell W. Mell has earned the high esteem and deep respect of faculty and students alike. He has contributed to the maturity of Encinal from the start through his enthusiasm for all phases of school life: the curriculum, physical plant, and extra curricular activities. More than an able ad- ministrator. he has encouraged us to show our pride in Encinal, enabling us to meet the challenges of the future. The 1959 Horizon is dedicated to Mr. Mcfll in recognition of all that he has given. The staff. on behalf of the student body, hopes that the measure of Mr. Mell's success and happiness in his new venture will equal the horizons which he has opened for us.

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V K I ,, ' I t ,Q . , S. sg-'92 ' 1 i 6. ... . 's 'l'he horizon is tht' liniit of ont s thinking power. expt'rient't'. and outlook. 'l'ht' horizon of Enrinzil High Sehool studt'nts. l1owt'vt'r. shows Il t'z1p1tt'ity for expansion. 'l'ht' past has providt'd idt-tis and expt'rit'nt't's as ai guide to follow in furtht'r explorat- tions. Now is tht' tirnt' for t'at'h individual to deter- inint' his pott'ntialitit's and to develop st'lf-dirt't'tion. How ht- is to t'nt'ountt'r tht' future depends upon how he huilds his outlook and int'rt't1st's his st'opt'. New t'h1illt'ngt's have arisen ht't'ztust' ol tht' grow- ing interest in t'dut':1tion. All of us nrt' lit-toining more nwzirt' of tht- nt't'd to t'orrt'lntt' world friend- ship with world power. This year. wt' at Eneinnl had tht' opportunity to dist'ovt'r. through tht' pres- t'nt't' of 21 foreign t'xt'hzingt' student. some ol tht' wztys of lift' in otht'r nations. Having raised funds and secured at hoint' for at foreign er-tt'hzingt' studt'nt. tht' Eneinal High School FURE ORD 1 am II par! of all llzttl 1 l111z't' mtl: Ytl all t'.X'fJt'I'lt'llt't' is an tzrrlz Ii'llt'l'l'lllI'IIIl'Ql1 Clrttnzs that llllll'IZ?'l'll'If world zt'lztm' margin fades Fort':'t'r and fort'z't'r ztfhtvl l mtzrtz Hozt' tlull il it' to fIllIl.Yt'. fo I7ll1lt't'1III rntl. 'l'o rut! u11l21tr11i.t'lzt'rl, not to xhint' in 1l.tt'.lij Ivlj'.Yxt'.Y-'-f.AliiI't'Cl. Lord 'l't'nnvson student hody inet tht' l't'tlllll'l'Illt'l1lS of the American Field St'rvit't'. lhlllfy Appleyurd of Kent. England. t'zunt' to Eneinzil to grziduzttt' with tht' eltiss of june, '59. With Mztry's pleasing personality and serious attitude toward promoting better relations between tt't'nzigt'rs of this eountry and ttrenztgers in other t'ountrit's. Ent'inzil's student body has shared at worthwliilt' t'xpt'rit'nCt' of international understztnd- ing in ll world of broadening horizons. ln tht' past. tht' yearbook staffs have presented the zit'hit'vt-int'nts of tht' studt'nts in all phases of school lift'. 'l'ht' Horizon staff of june. 1959 wisht's to eniphasizt' tht' at'hit'vt'int'nts of tht' students as rt basis for striving toward new horizons to int't't tht- t'h1illt'ngt' of this spurt' nge. 'I'ht' stall' presents tht' tht'tut' EXPANDING HORIZONS in tht' hope that studt'nts will think of their t'xpt'rit'nt't' ut En- t'inz1l as an opportunity to widen tht'ir st'opt' of tht- world.

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Left to Rught Judy Bishop Lower Class Edetor Betty Walton BUSINESS STAFF SEATED left to rtght Lourse McWnllmms Executtve Secretary Pat Newman Art Edltor Sylvta McCoy Mary Appleyard Wlnlfred Osborne Janet S ymour Jeanne Orgamzcutlons Editor Dale Debold Sensor Class Eclutor Stull STANDING John Bownds Inn Q iq.. ltlli pg, Fa' I I lm ll Nukkn Bonnue Editor . E ' ' ' U r . . 1, -' ff. , on Teilh, Co4Eclitor 4 is Mill ii' fini' Gray Gurls Sports Edntor Lulluan Abalr Campus Lufe 1 IN Postrna Copy Edrtor Lynne Newman Lower Class C rr N I Qllxlg John Hanson Nancy Whnte Secretary x 41 di Valerie Lockhart Co Editor