Encinal High School - Horizon Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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UPPER RIGHT: CASEY McCoy studies the verb avoir. BELOW RIGHT: Chary Lydick works hard to finish her homework so she doesn’t have to take it home BELOW LEFT: First year French class takes a break while Mr. Fong leaves the room for a moment. BELOW: Part of Mrs. Rice’s Spanish class enjoys her choice in movies : , : ’ he ' ‘ ’ ‘ a Doug Michael Tanya Howard Domi Christina Flores Foster Francis Francisco English Evans Fagundes Falconer

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“LE GRADE” IS ASSET TO FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign language students at Encinal were drilled and worked into learning the essentials of French and Spanish. In sixteen Classes, more than 200 hundred students acquired the flair for Spanish, or went through the corridors of school flaunting their French. Preparing themselves for life in the multicultural fast lane students studied the customs, ideas, and the languages of France and Spain. Instructors’ control of out of hand students included the use of modern mechanical wizardry: recorders, slide pro- jectors, and the ultimate weapon, “LE GRADE.” With Glenn Fong leading French and Keri Spaulding, along with Betty Rice directing Spanish, students were en- couraged in the time tedious task of learning vocabulary, rules, and the etiquettes of foreign language. Luckily with the introduction of films, tape recordings, and sometimes food, and singing, the learning experience was not only beneficial, but also fun. UPPER RIGHT: JULIE Louie and Vincent Ponn are amused by one of Mr. Fong’s jokes. FAR RIGHT: Mary Chew takes a break from her Spanish work. RIGHT: Mrs. Rice’s class sits quietly while she lectures. FAR BELOW: Carmen Agulair figures out her work. BELOW: Jenny Romanoff studies for a Spanish test Charles Jennifer DeSantis Deschner lee Serigo Jose Dexter Dominguez Duarte ‘; John Duenas Angelica Elias Samuel Eng

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