Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Atencio Angel Atienza Lynanna Baker Benanides Tina Bermudez LEFT: John Lee, Tony Daysog, and Fred Damsen debate on who has the answer. BELOW: Nanita Crawford asks Erwin Madlangbayan for the explanation of the homework that she missed. MIDDLE RIGHT: Calculus class really keeps Rudra Sil, Alex Zeizig, and Carl Leuschner busy on their homework during fifth period. FAR BELOW RIGHT: Rudy Galera asks Sean Dexter about an equation he’s been working on. FAR BELOW CENTER: Ed- ward Mangonon and Vince Clark discuss their upcoming semester exam while Lori Seibman daydreams. FAR BELOW LEFT: No one tries to break the concentration of Tina Mah and Randy Braun while they are working. MIDDLE LEFT: Carlen Saba- quit starts to cry when Mr. Ed Boughton tells her about her test grade while Terry Tridico smiles because he was satisfied with his grade.

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HONORS CALCULUS IS MIND BOGGLING Permutations, derivatives, discontinuties, and synthetic substitution were some of the mind boggling terms students dealt with in Geometry, Math Analysis, Algebra | and Algebra Il while solving equations such as 6+5c05(x+4) and Log = log 5+1. With the help of the calculators, tables, and charts, math students were able to solve more problems faster and easier. A newly offered Honors Calculus class helped seven- teen students excell in the field of mathematics that was taught by Kathi Vierra. These students had a tough time adjusting to Calculus class because it was taught as a college level course. Students were responsible for their homework and it was their choice to ask ques- tions when they had any problems. Eventually, these excelled students were bet- ter able to grasp new con- cepts such as differencia- tion, rate of change, and in- tegrations in the second quarter. Lectures were given three days a week and discussions twice a week. Calculus class was successful in introducing a college level course at Encinal. Overall, Encinal’s math program offered all students an excellent choice for the level of math they were at, ranging from Consumer Math to Calculus. Students were able to compute a problem and produce an answer for their future careers in Math. RIGHT: Haydn Hilling does an imitation of Ms. Vierra as he works on a pro- blem on the overhead projector. FAR BELOW RIGHT: Pam Huie, sitting by herself, works on her calculus homework. BELOW RIGHT: Jocelyn Ramos and Benny Louie give a smile of satisfaction when they finally figured out a problem in the Chapter Review. BELOW: Cynthia Chow and Neeta Chakradeo try to finish their test before the bell rings ee” Michael Ablard Carmen Aguilar Maurice Anderson Y. Michelle Angerson MW row Porferia Aquino Richard Araujo Darlene Armstrong

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PAGE 20: BELOW: Carlos Gonzales and Enrico Cafe discuss the strategies of World War Il. LEFT CENTER John Colburn works away at Mr. Grant's history test. BELOW LEFT: SoSo Tam tells Jeff Sapida juicy gossip BELOW RIGHT: Mike Lutz’s family-heritage is displayed on his coat of arms, RIGHT: Scott Braun diligently reads the predictions of Orwell's 1984 Christine Christina Vanessa Sheldon Roxanne Boersma Bonicarlo Bradley Bright Brundle