Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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English = Basis of Our Communications Writing takes much practice and guidance, reading brings pleasure and knowledge, and speaking well provides necessary communications. Students in the English classes learn to write by studying grammar and by writing frequently. Reading is a large part of the English program. Literature of different styles and periods is studied to inform students of literary achievement Mr. John Cotter U.C.L.A. Dept. Head, English | | ; Senior Class Sponsor n the public speaking and drama classes, students learn how to express themselves verbally, either in their own speeches or through those of a character in a play. Mrs. Se tas Mr. Millett’s Drama Class relaxes for a few “‘laughs.”’ English. Future Teachers Sponsor Mrs. Maria Heeder University of California Spanish, English Mrs. Ruth Snyder U. of Western Michigan English Future Teachers Sponsor Miss Madge Holland University of California | ; : ; Yearbook Editorial Advisor 5: Mr. Cotter’s freshman English class listens to a tape pea? recording. Miss Nora Tucker Saramento State College nglish Pep Club Sponsor Mr. James Millett University of California Drama, English Drama Director Mr. Norton Warner Yale English Talent Show Director

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Mr. Clarence Kline St. Mary‘s College Dept. Head Gov., History Yearbook Business Mgr. Miss Nancy King University of Wisconsin Government, History Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Wayne Patten Linfield College History Mr. Robert Reilly San Francisco State History, Journalism “Echo” Sponsor Mrs. Heeder’s second year Spanish class listens to tapes from which they aquire a better speaking ability in Spanish. Government, History and Languages Our complex world, made up of a variety of peoples, governments and cultures, is studied by all freshmen. In Miss Dorothy Dungan University of Washington French French Club Sponsor Bas Mrs. Beth Hegeman University of Nebraska Mathematics, Latin Latin Club, A.F.S. Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Puente University of California Spanish; Spanish Club and Sigma Epsilon Sponsor Mr. Edwin Winberg University of California History, Government C.S.F.,,.Model U.N. Sponsor the junior and senior years,students become well-informed American citizens through the study of United States history and government. These subjects give students an understanding of the past so that we may build a better future. Communication is a necessity in providing an exchange between countries of the world. In learning a language, we also learn about the culture and literature of people. Students at Encinal may choose from French. Latin, and Spanish.

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Mrs. Josephine Holmes University of California Typing, Stenography S ' Club Sponsor Future secretaries take dictation in Mrs. Holmes’ stenography class. In the foreground: Josephine Corpus and Judy Reynolds. Mrs. Shirley Maguire U.S.C Typing, General Business Business Math Mr. Taylor's Office Practice class. In the foreground: Millie Doyd, Rosie Vargas, Antonio Blas. ; ; Mr. John Vaytor Miss Gloria Williamson j University of California a ae Typing, Clerical Records 7 ffi A Commercial Subjects Orice Practice, Bookeeping ee Encinal offers a variety of subjects for students who are interested in a business career. Modern business machines and fine teaching facilities insure students of acquiring know ledge that will enable them to progress in the business world. Special Education - Librarian Miss Pageau, our librarian, assures the students of good reading. Through her guidance the library has grown to be a dependable source o f knowledge. The Basic Skills class, conducted by Mr. Ellis, does most of Mr. Earnest Ellis the printing for school programs. Miss Henrietta Pageau San Diego State College of Great Falls Basic Skills Librarian Sophomore Class Sponsor S.L.A.N.C. Sponsor