Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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BELOW: FRESHMAN FALL Officers from left Row One: Judi Kanto, President; Jackie Asunction, Secretary. Row Two: Angela Boone, Treasurer; Kelly Chambers. FAR BELOW: FRESHMAN Fall Officers from left: Row One: Ben Reyes, Treasurer; Eva Mah, Secretary. Row Two: Jeff Souza, President: Donald Delmore, Vice-President. ml Graciela Garay Lioyd Gatten Brenda Gilbert John Gildea Keith Griffin Annette Grohnert Nancy Guerra Daniel Guillauar Darren Guillaume Kristin Gureck Janelle Gustatson Deanna Hattey Marguerite Hagins Steve Hale Cecila Harpool Anthony Harris Kathy Harris Dina Hart Ted Hernandez Don Ho James Ho Mike Izard Mike Jacobs Richard Hughes Patty Humiston David Hutchinson Josephine Kelsey William Kenney Anita Karandika Chris Keck Antoinett Kelley

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Egyptian Chic is in Arthur Roke once again held his annual Egyptian Project Day. The majority of the students made crowns and the favorites were mod- eled after King Tut and Nef- ertiti's headdresses. An- other project was a scale model of a modern skyrise and the Great Pyramid. ABOVE FAR LEFT: Kirsten Tuttle explains the scale of her model. ABOVE LEFT: Jeff Deuel proudly wears his version of TUT’s crown. LEFT: George Winceslao tips his crown. MIDDLE LEFT: Sandy Macasib and Jean Kyle reborn for one period as Tut and Nefertiti, FAR LEFT: Susan Norbom models her crown Denis Ensminger Eric Epenesa Mike Estropia Mark Etlinger Jose Everett Jason Everidge Maria Fagundes Helena Fahy Barney Falls Jane Farmer Joaquin Farrell Anna Fernandez Daniel Fernandez Randy Ferreira Mike Field Tammy Fisher Lahoma Folster Eddy Ford Noel Ford Tommy Foster Marilynn Fowler Philip Frank Delisa Fullerton Barbara Galera Rashmi Garde Bill Garrison Steven Gary

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The freshman class made a successful effort to start their four years at Encinal off on the right foot. During the spirit week competition the freshmen came third on the hall decorations. They had two fund-raisers. One was a button sale with the motto ‘‘Bomb the Bees.” A carnation sale allowed students to buy flowers for their loved ones. Carnations were delivered on Valentine’s Day. James Johnson was the class sponsor. They started out the year with a gift of two hundred dollars from the last year’s sen- ior class and by the end of the year the Freshman class treasury held four hundred and seventy-nine dollars. ABOVE LEFT: BERNARD Murphy writes a competency essay. MIDDLE LEFT: HARRY PUTNAM composes an essay LEFT: ART PEREYRO, poster hanger! BELOW: JENNIFER THATCHER stretches-out after a