Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Mark Bigham Robyn Bowman Elaine Brandt Mark Bright Debra Bryan seniors Ken Blair James Bradford Robert Brewer Allan Brohard Janice Bucklin RIGHT: MARTY PIKAART collects from a customer at the Penny Market Booth BELOW: Kathy Agard pon- ders the cost of com- mencement announce ments.

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‘72 senior play raises over six hundred dollars This years senior play, ‘Father of the Bride’’ was most successful as it coined over 600 dollars for the senior class. The 1951 play was a hilarious comedy depicting the hassles the Banks family endured in preparation for their daughter's wedding. Mr. Cotter directed the production with the cast spending many long hours of rehearsal in preparation for the performances held on November 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Special guests were the 1959 cast of “Father of the Bride”. Mr. Banks Mrs. Banks Kay Banks Ben Banks Tommy Banks Buckley Banks Buzz Banks Peggy Swift Olga Miss Bellamy Mr. Massoula Joe Mrs. Pulitzski Red Pete Tim's Helper Plant Arrangers LEFT: PAM MASSINGILL listens as Tony Potts intimidates Dianne Soble. ABOVE Jenny Foster becomes f rustrated by Nancy Johnson's constant interruptions. Rudy Esposito Pam Massingill Dianne Sobel Mike Wolff Tony Potts John Wheeler Ken Costello Linda Myro Nancy Johnson Jenny Foster Tye Nordstrom Tom Michaud Chery! Closson Debbie Saenz Lisa Wolfe Shannon DeMeuse Debbie Fussell John Kolar, Mike Garner senior activities 23

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graduates dictate hello disneyland, ‘bye senior ball Senior Ball discarded! The price of tuxedos, formals, flowers, and bids exceeded the average Senior's income, and proved to be the straw that broke the prom’s back. Poor attendance also was a decisive factor in the demise of the dance. Instead of the affair, Seniors plunked down a deposit of $10.00 to reserve a space on a Greyhound to Disneyland. $15.00 at a later date insured overnight tickets to the amusement and a ride home. Not all of the costs of the trip were paid by individual Seniors. The class paid for part of the excursion and financed other traditional Senior activities. During their fund raising campaign, many Seniors of the Class of ‘73 recited one of the following speeches; “Hey Lady, would like to buy a cake? a car wash ticket? a white elephant? a kazoo?” Among the activities paid for by the class were a Mother- Daughter Luncheon, a Senior Banquet, and a Picnic. TOP: SENIOR SPIRIT Week Cheerleaders, John Wheeler, Rudy Esposito, Wes Windle, Dave Lewy, and Marty Anderson perform CENTER: Fall Senior Officers ar e; F. Henschel, N. Santiago, C Cross, J. Foster, and A. Morini. LEFT: Marty Anderson, Norma Santiago, and Alan Morini, Senior Spring Officers pose for a picture. Not shown are Jeanette Cheatham and Cathy Carson senior activities 2