Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Cathy Gale Anne Garvin Mike Gehb Bob Glass Eileen Gordon Bob Gray Pam Groves Justine Guzman 28 - freshmen portraits Arnel Garcia Cathy Gee Matt George George Glass Robert Gotelli Joey Greathouse Kathy Guerra Michael Hale Vernon Garcia Gayle Gee Susan George Anthony Gomes Gail Grant Jeaneete Griggs Bonnie Gutman Tim Hanelt

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auto, home ec.: hoard dollars, acquire skills In this age of do-it-yourselfers, Auto Shop students learned not only the mechanics of automobiles, but learned also to save countless dollars. Beginning and advanced courses were offered which provided the future economist, or mechanic to take a suitable course. Students in Home Economic classes also learned to save, and discovered the merits of cooking and sewing for themselves. These classes were varied enough in content, that they offered all students an opportunity to join the program. FAR LEFT: BENITO Diwa checks the ball joints on a teachers car. LEFT: Mrs. Weldon instructs Betty Blazewick on a zipper seam. ABOVE: Joan Cressy models an ensemble she created. FAR LEFT: DAVID Gregory and Arthur Perry remove pistons in a test engine. LEFT: Mr. Lopes and Augustine Albano inspect brake drums and wheel bearings. academics — vocational arts — 27

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a — ia = girl recruits join cadets, capture awards R.O.T.C. troops excelled in the areas of leadership, marksmanship, precision drill and music. Cadet Captain Donald Jackson led the thirteen member drill team to a second place award in the Veterans Day Parade in Hayward. Our Color Guard took a second place award in the same parade. Girls received credit for participation in R.O.T.C. for the first time. A Thirty-five piece marching band, offered as a new class, played for the regional R.O.T.C. inspection held in January. Cadets raised $368.00 from a Turkey Shoot which they donated to Meals on Wheels and Aid to Handicapped Children funds. TOP LEFT MEMBERS of the E.H.S. R.O.T.C. stand at attention during an annual inspection. BOTTOM LEFT: Martin Schultz and Cynthia Steiner pass general inspection. ABOVE: THE E.H.S. Band awaits chance to play the next number. LEFT: E.H.S. COLOR Guard marches in competition. academics — r.o.t.c — 29