Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Paula Brewer Donna Brown Sabrina Buchanan Mark Burke Brenda Cadwallader Ed Canalin Gracian Carandang Christrina Carson 22 — Freshmen Portraits Kathy Brickett James Brown Paul Bullock Terry Burton Robert Cain Judie Canfield Norman Carbajal David Carson Aaron Brown Robert Bryan Lorna Burke Alice Cabrera Merle Calixto Marilyn Canicosa Donna Cardarelli Mark Carter COUNTERCLOCKWISE: BELOW: VICTOR Bueno tightens the screws on a knife switch. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Lucero, Clay Springer, Mike Rowny, and Janice Chedwick adjust the radiator. BOTTOM MID: DLE: Jeff Wengren puts the final touches on his housewiring assignment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Anthony Villagrana separates his wood on the band saw. RIGHT: Steve Helwig practices his bead weld

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a pw Copter Flight New Uniforms: é R.O.T.C. Year To gain flight experience, seventy-five mem- bers of Encinal’s R.O.T.C. flew over the East Bay in a helicopter. Take-off and return was from the Alameda Naval Air Station adjacent to our school. Col. Richards, a new commanding officer, and Sgt. Lambert accompanied the cadets. Encinal’s R.O.T.C. competed with eleven other East Bay schools on November 11 at the Veterans Day Parade held in Hayward, Califor- nia. First and second place honors were awarded to the marching band and drill team respectivley. Another feature was the arrival of uniforms for the female contingent which were attractive and feminine. R.O.T.C. membership is up this year to 132 cadets at Encinal. Yet Alameda High’s corps has declined to 52 members. So, as a result, the two squads were often combined. 7 Lessons — 21

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Need to Know ™ Repair Skills 500 students loaded the industrial arts classes. They realized the practicality of developing skills in working with metal, wood, and automobiles in inflation times. Guys and gals candidly said the skills they learned in shops helped them save on repair bills for their cars, electrical appliances and other mechanical necessities. Females enrolled in automotive mechanics was the new twist for Ron Lopes and the boys in Auto Shop. Another important addition to E.H.S. in ’74-’75 was the formation of VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America). Nationwide VICA is one of the fastest growing clubs in high schools. Its members attend state and local conventions and meetings where they use their acquired industrial talents in competi- tions within their specialties. Lessons — 23