Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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The Cadet Corp Commanding Officers: Cadet Capt. and The Cadet Corps Color Guard members include: Sgt. Icl. Company Commander Gary Miner, Commandant Col. W. Fred Osborne, Cadet First Sgt. Charles Boussad, Sgt. Icl. E. Long (U.S.A.-Ret.), Cadet First Sgt. Charles Boussad. Richard Wagener, Cadet Leonard Dobbert. Cadet Corps on The March! Each morning during first period, Encinal’s members of the California Cadet Corps practice their various maneuvers. This year the Cadet Corps was in the Veterans’ Day Parade and helped the veterans’ or- ganizations sell poppies. At Encinal, the Cadet Corps assists in parking cars for night activities Commandant Col. William Long such as school play, graduation and open house. The color guard displays the flag at home foot- (U.S.A.-Ret.) ball games. —e This year seven of Encinal’s cadets took a two and one half day Basic Leadership Course at Mare Island. Cadet Corps Members: FIRST ROW: Cadet Captain Gary Miner. SECOND ROW: Cadet First Sgt. Charles Boussad, Cadet Sgt. Icl. John Boughton. THIRD ROW: Sgt. Icl. Richard Wagener, Cadet Leonard Dobbert, Cadet John Justus, Cadet Dennis Gately, Cadet John Rocereta, Cadet William Coward, Cadet Jimmy Searle, Sgt. Ic!. Fred Osborne. FOURTH ROW: Cadet Ed Broussard, Cadet Donald Broussard, Cadet Samuel Suesue, Cadet Terry Harbeck, Cadet Robert Turner, Cadet Ted Gadigan.

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Diana Redden Editor Miss Holland 5 : Mr. Kline Editorial Advisor F S Business Advisor Linda Filipelli Elorne Golden Business Co-Editor Business Co-Editor Cathy Cecchettini Lynn Furtney Pauline Gomez Pat Hansen Academic Editor Lower Class Editor Campus Life Editor Organizations Editor Estella Holloway Dave LoVecchio Ed Minges Statia Taylor é f r Judy White Senior Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Administration Editor Copy Editor Horizon Staff Brings You a History of 1963 A yearbook has many meanings and purposes. It is a history of a school year—its scholarship, activities, and sports. To the graduating seniors it represents the finale of four years as part of that great class. To the lower classmen it is but a preview of coming attractions. To the public it is an encyclopedia of a school’s people and events of a year in his- tory. We, the nineteen sixty-three Horizon Staff, hope we have filled the requirements for your yearbook. With pleasure and pride we present you with a panoramic view of Encinal.

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a7 : ; a Se) Mrs. Georgia Slayniane: Miss Janet Bell Mrs. Nell Fitzpatrick Mrs. June Frazier rN the: Prin Attendance Clerk Schoo! Nurse Library Secretary Secretary to the Principal bbe RAR eo ERS RS seas Mr. LeRoy S' f . Mrs. Elizabeth Warner Head Ceatodlen ta J ae Records Clerk Head Custodian Mr. Oliver Tellardin raises the ‘’Stars and Stripes.” Gratitude Is Given To Our Service Staff One page in the yearbook is hardly enough to express the appreciation that is so rightly due Encinal’s Service Staff. With each of the various tasks performed daily, Encinal is kept in excellent condition and is able to function properly. We are truly proud to have them as part of our school. Delicious food is prepared daily by our Cafeteria Staff: Our school and its grounds are kept spotless by our cus- Esther Rieder, Ruby Barnes, Viola King, Elsie Newell, todial Staff; LeRoy Swanson, George Carlos, Jan Tisby, Violet Pinckney, Elsie Roglitz. Bob Bartlett and Granville Swisher.