Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Mr. Bryant’s Mixed Choir class looks over their music. Mr. Hewitt leads the Advanced Band. Fine Arts Paint, colored chalk, charcoal, pencil and plaster of Paris all have their uses in creating someone’s art work. In addition to providing learning and enjoyment to individual students, the art classes also make many of the posters, dance bids and programs for school functions. The music department, like the art classes, provides individual gains, as well as benefit to the school. The Advanced Band and the Choir provide entertainment for various school activities. In mechanical drawing, students learn how to draw plans in three dimensions or at different angles. This course helps those that want to become engineers. Mr. David Bryant Mr. James Hewitt Mrs. Marian Nicosia Mr. George Reeves Pomona College Indiana University Los Angeles State College East Central State College Vocal Music Instrumental Music Mechanical Drawing Art Encinettes, Choir Sponsor Chi Mu, Dance Band Sponsor School Service Art Greg Dawn poses for the advanced art class taught by Kare Nicasia- Mr. Reeves’ beginning mechanical drawing class at work.

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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.

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The Echo Staff Editors: Judie Nagel, Tom Mihok, Kathy Moulthrop, Vicki Yost and Barbara Encinal “Echo” Staff Many people work together to bring the students of Encinal the ECHO, their school newspaper. The staff members gather and write the news, Mr. Reilly advises them and Mr. Ellis makes the headlines. With the guidance of Mr. Robert Reilly, the “ECHO” staff has produced many fine issues of the school newspaper. One of the earlier features of the newspaper was the “Mystery Student of the Week.’’ A guest editorial is another fea- ture sometimes appearing in the newspaper. A coloring book, green sports page, ar 1 a picture page have also bright- ened the ‘ECHO.’ Our foreign exchange student, Manon Delfel from Luxembourg, nas drawn cartoons for the paper and written about her country. = Mr. Robert Reilly Vicki Yost Advisor Editor Dick Badger Barbara Evans Roger Hall Sandra Keith Chuck Koenig Tom Mihok Reporter Reporter Sports Editor Reporter News Editor Reporter Kathy Moulthrop Judie Nagel Bob Nieuwenhuyse Dwight Pierce Jim Searle Ron Stone Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Feature Editor Managing Editor