Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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EXPERIMENTATION TEACHES STUDENTS NEWEST TECHNIQUES Experiment: to try something in order to find out or to make trials or tests. Encinal sci- ence, homemaking, horiculture and cooking classes experimented as a part of the learn- ing experience. Some of the favorite experi- ments this year were when the bachelor sur- vival class members attempted their first cakes, and when the chemistry classes tried to identify the unknown elements. Classes that experimented particularly appealed to students because they let us experience reality. It was one thing to read about the experi- ment, but it was far better to actually partici- pate and learn by doing one. RIGHT: JESSE Ramos eagerly dissects his first frog. BELOW RIGHT: Students learn the principles of the internal combustion engine. BELOW: George Read shows students the muscles and tendons ona sheep bone. “ “ : { Sah : ® Alberto Amalia Keli Curtis Frances Donald Abad '81 Acosta '81 Agadier '81 Allen '81 Almason'81 Alves '81 Ames ’81 Apodaca’81 Archulet '81 20 LOWER CLASSMEN

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BELOW: RO opinion from the Art Roke’s room to present.

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LEFT: INSTRUCTOR Mr. Seagle shows Pat Olsen and Debbie Rowney how to identify a Wandering Jew.BELOW: Ken Brown looks through an osciloscope. FAR BELOW LEFT: Using patterns help make dresses fit better. BELOW LEFT: John Windberg and Andrew Gee try one of the machines at the Nut Tree. Derek Debbie Un Kyong Abby Lynn Michelle Linda Tony Arthur'81 Babauta'81 Bae '81 Bagos '81 Balthazar '81 Barry '81 Bass '81 Bautista '81 Bautista '81 CLASSES THAT EXPERIMENTED