Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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marine biological intricacies score in students’ opinion Although there were many lab classes in school, marine biology scored, in students opinions, as one of the most exciting classes offered. In their first year, Jim Kruse and Jon Medeiros snagged forty-six stu- dents at Mill in, then taught them biological intrica- cies which included: how to keep oxygen salinity and pollution records, classify algaes and explore fishing skills. BELOW: KATHY OELHAFEN, Tracey Norton and Gwen Gooch learn micro- scopic technique with onion skins in Jim Kruse’s class. RIGHT: Bruce Millara measures hydrogen hydroxide for use in John Matula’s biology class. BELOW CENTER: (L to R) Two common specimens used in dissection. Suzanne Teresa Tina Alejandro Angelita John Ginger Bagaw ’80 Bailey ‘78 Bailey ’ Bakkila °79 Balatbat 80 Balatbat 79 Balboa °79 Baldwin 28 LOWERCLASSMEN

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tools everywhere from bic bananas to garden spades Tools!! Everyone used them! Pens and pencils alone proliferated our society. People had a choice of a Flair or a Bic Banana. Tools also played a large part in school. In Mechanical Drawing, a good set of tools ran $10 to $50. Spades, shovels and hoes were a few of the twenty-five gardening implements used in Ornamental Horticulture. Of the 125 students in Crafts, most preferred to work on the potter’s wheel. Tools indeed were everywhere. LEFT: BOB SAYLOR painstakingly sketches his “plate” in Mr. Reaves Advanced Mechanical Drawing class. BELOW: Debbie Rankin on the loom set up in front of the library, weaves 1976 stylish cloth. BELOW CENTER: Mike Beth and James Ayars replace the worn out spark plugs on a V-8 engine in 6th period Auto Shop. Fred Sa Sandy Eddie Glena licky Richard Tia Auld ” Avalos ’80 Avalos ’7, Avila ’80 Babauta ° 79 Babcock » Baca ’80 Bacciocco 78 ACADEMICS 27

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BELOW: TRENT SPEAR reads experimental procedure while pouring chemi- cals. BELOW CENTER: Carol MacDonald and Stacey McCarthy carefully prod a helpless frog during a two day cutting project. FAR BELOW: Jesse Ramos rechecks the amount of water in a graduated cylinder for faultless measurement Debbie Ricky Patrick Denise Forrest Mike Ballesteros 78 Balolong °78 Balolong ’ Balthazer ‘80 Barry 80 Bartalini °78 Bashaw Batzler 79 Gary ACADEMICS 29