Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Steve Brooks Jennifer Bucklin Robert Cabrera Anna Marie Cardarelli Edgar Carvaseo Angelina Castillo Doug Cavill Bernice Chavez 20 — freshman portraits Donald Brumfield Tyrone Bullock Joel Calvert Ricky Carpenter r ; John Casale John Caton Kim Celayeta Denise Chavez Debbie Brunold Edna Cabcabin Couquette Camacho Stephen Carson Tonalyn Case Robert Caudle Ron Cerkueira Andreaca Childs TOP: STELLA FONG jots down her section assignments. ABOVE: Darrell Hall works on rough draft before transferring layout to final form.

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music dept. adds new class, keeps daily practices Through experimentation, music students grasped the meaning of their art. Singing, drumming, trum- peting and guitaring, the vocal and instrumental groups produced the sounds of true artists. The year had many changes. As a result of the single lunch time, Jazz Band became a first period class. Stu- dents had an opportunity to receive credit for marching band for the first time. Men's Glee could not be continued as Mrs. Kinchen taught two English classes. These classes as well as Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Concert Band and vocal groups, contrib- uted to the well rounded program. 2 ee Pies TOP: BRIAN WESTMORLAND blows his horn. ABOVE: Leif Lange utilizes his musical ability. academics — music — 19

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echo, horizon print student happenings Under the leadership of editors Gina Bentzley and Keith Nelson, the ECHO staff published their bimonthly paper in the ‘Alameda Times Star. ’ The new format informed the community of school happenings. ECHO purchased one thousand copies of the paper which paid for the printing costs and provided students with a look at city events. Michele Walsh and Mike Shahbazian, editors of the HORIZON, pushed the eighteen member staff to produce a book which met standards set in previous years. In the past four years the book has earned twenty-six awards for general excellence, creativity, and coverage. ECHO advisor Jac Campbell and HORIZON advisor Art Roke were key factors in the success of both publications. TOP: JAC Campbell enjoys a little bit of journalism humor. ABOVE: Echo editor, Gina Bentzley, expresses her ideas to Keith Nelson and Carolyn Sweeney. LEFT: Stu- dents look over wide variety of paperbacks during Echo book sale. academics — echo, horizon 21