Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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DIRECTLY BELOW: JOEY Landetta familiarizes himself with the sewing machine by making a practice pillow. FAR BELOW: Peter Holley and Rick Holgerson learn the consequences of cooking — by practi- cal experience. Patty Cook Sim Cortez Richard Cravalho Bryan Crawford Emil Cristobal Lorrie Croll Tim Crow Ray Cuellar Chris Cummings Heather Curtis Cindee Davis Heather Dawson Howard Day Rosemarie David Dekrey Steven Dekrey Degemann Jim Delagrange Mark Demeuse Cliff Denby Jose Diaz Patrick Dierking Debbie DeNobrega Velia Dominguez Karen Dominguez 28 FRESHMAN PORTRAITS

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VICA club plus wood shop gang refinish tots toys Industrial Encinal High included classes ranged from mechanical drawing to auto shop. Eugene Ford’s wood shop classes rejuvinated old useable toys as part of their training in woodworking. Wooden parts, plastic wheels, and even metal damage was restored during classtime. The refinished toys made Christmas genuinely memorable for both the wood shop gang and the needy children who received them. Toys for Tots program had another booster at school through the work of our VICA club. Undoubtedly the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America chapter at EHS was one of the most active organizations around the campus. Selling candy in August and October, VICA members flooded the classrooms with mints and lifesaver suckers. They followed these successful fund raisers with a toy collection in December, which created a real Christmas for needy children. TOP CENTER: ALLISON Cummings creates a ring. DIRECTLY LEFT: Gene Radabaugh cuts through plastic on the band saw. DIRECTLY ABOVE: Dan Emmons holds his box together with a corner clamp as Martin Presley watches. EXPAND 27

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Bachelor skills: self-sufficiency turned-on cooks | wouldn't be caught dead doing that! .. . Ouch, that’s Hot! . . . Oh, | pricked my finger! . . . Mmm, that's good! . . . Hand me that spoon . . . Hey, you spray it and wipe it and poof! spot is gone!. . . TADA! These were a few of the many expressions that occurred during the very interesting and always surprising class called Bachelor Survival. Twenty-three students enrolled in the class. It entailed personal survival, care of clothing and body, money management, apartment living, plus a thirteen week course in cooking. eA oe ie . eile TOP LEFT: SPUNKY Harris adds a final touch to his nearly completed pil- low. DIRECTLY ABOVE: Kenny Inocencio follows a recipe precisely. IMMEDIATE LEFT: Proud and pleased with his creation, Gordon Smith takes his finished pie out of the oven. EXPAND 29