Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Mr. George Read Mr. John Matula Fresno State University of California Math, Physical Education Biology, P.E. Varsity Baseball Coach Frosh-Soph Football Coach Raul Araujo up at bat against the Pacific Vikings. Mrs. Lois Harriman Mrs. Phyllis De La Vergne University of Redlands lowa University Dept. Head, P.E. Physical Education G.A.A. Sponsor G.A.A. Financial Sponsor G.A.A.ers, Vicki DeBray, Laura McWilliams, Sharon Peterson, Vicki Yost, Jackie Purbeck and Kathy Moulthrop line up for archery practice. Miss Sandra Morey University of California Modern Dance, P.E. G.A.A., Girls’ Block “E” = Miss Morey’s advanced modern dance class poses in class Physical Educati nh after presenting their Christmas Dance, “Little Drummer fe) Boy.’’ The Girls’ Athletic Association is scheduled durin g seventh period. The girls enjoy such special sports as bowling, archery and tennis. First Aid, a course required of all graduates, is given in the junior year during physical education. Swimming classes, new to Encinal High this year, have tau Not only do the students of the physical education classes vigorous calisthenics. An outlet from classroom activity, and ‘casual. ght the students the necessary skills for water safety. engage in various sports, they are kept physically fit by physical education provides a time when students can be noisy

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oem Mr. George Cadwell Mr. David Johns University of California San Francisco State Dept. Head, P.E. Driver Training Track, Cross-Country Coach Swimming Coach The Encinal Jets swim team at practice. Mr. James Marberry Mr. Richard Gorman University of lowa University of Pacific Algebra, Science History, Football Assist. Varsity Football Coach Wrestling Coach, Block “E’’ Sponsor The Encinal Jets and the Berkeley Yellowjackets in the first football game of the season. Mr. Richard Jaensch Mr. Paul Foster San Francisco State Western State College Physical Education Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach Football Assist., J.V. Basketball Coach Rich Corell blocks his Berkeley opponent in a game between the Jets 9 e 9 and the Yellowjackets. Bogs and Girlis Under the leadership of Encinal’s fine coaches, the students participate in varied physical activities. The boys play basketball, baseball and football among other active sports. Seventh period boys’ physical education is reserved for the competing athletic teams. Girls’ physical education also offers a variety of sports such as tumbling, badminton and softball. A program of be- ginning and advanced modern dance is enjoyed by many Encinal girls. The dance classes perform for various school ac- tivities.

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Mr. Takao Roy Oto Fresno State College Metal Shop, Auto Shop Linda Pacini, Karen Rhodes, Barbara O’Reilly and Nanci Pellegri of Miss Sibley’s beginning homemaking class. Miss Lela Sibley Stout Institute Homemaking F.H.A. Sponsor Homemaking ahd Shops Shop Crafts re af © - The girls in the homemaking classes study the basic seven areas in homemaking. These are foods and nutrition, housing and home furnishings, health and safety, management, child t development, clothing and textiles and family relationships. ; B.e Te The boys’ shop classes provide practical knowledge as well Mrs. Dorothy Fellinger as enjoyment. In craft shop, which girls also take, the student San Francisco State makes such articles as copper etchings, ceramics and pottery. Homemaking, Typing Wood shop enables boys to make many usefulpiecesof furniture. In metal shop the boys learn techniques of metal work. In auto shop the boys work and learn about their dream-cars. Mr. Joseph Yeoman San Jose State Wood Shop, General Shop Prop. Ass’t for Stagecraft Mr. Oto’s auto shop. Les Hugle and Dale Beeler of Mr. Yeoman’s wood shop.