Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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THE WINGED H JUNE '25 HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL E l THE RADIO CLUB 'The Hayward Iligh radio club. llas members twenty twol And as a wheel upon a hub. lt works with speed for you: t-fl splendid set was lately made, By several of the boysg All bills for parts were fully paid. Which added to our joys. Our friend Spark Lewis organized, This thrifty little group, And all the work he supervised. From tubes to aerial loop. This fine set is loud and clear, And at assembly, When everyone would like to hear Tones ring out merrily. We'd gladly like to help the school, With programs by and by: And make a name for the Radio Club, Ot' good old Hayward High. Page Twenty-six MERLE WILSON, '27.

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rHEiwiNoeDiujuNi5'z5 if M' HAYWAEDCHICHSSCHOOIS l THE ASSOCIATED GIRLS HE ASSOCIATED GIRLS STUDENTS is the name given to the girls or- ganization which was established in the spring l925. The enrollment of our high school has been increasing so rapidly during the last few years that it became quite necessary to have some sort of an organization. The girls, assisted and instructed by four able women members of the facul- ty, took it upon themselves to form a united body. The Constitutional Commit- tee appointed, drew up a constitution which provided for the election of the gen- eral officers. The officers elected were as follows: Frances Winslow, presidentg Alice Wilkins, vice-presidentg Inez Miller, secretary, Elizabeth Meyer, treasurer and Lola Kavanaugh, athletic manager. The constitution also provided for a division of the girls into four groups. Each group is headed by one of the follow- ing girls: Angela Hotchkiss, Bernice Flores, Kathryn Rohrer and Miriam Prowse. Through the A. G. S. we hope to intermingle the upper and lower classmen in a more amiable way and on a more sociable basis. By the A. G. S. we endeavor to establish something that will be profitable, serviceable and advantageous to the school. The girls have extended their generous attention to the various clubs in the school, such as the Dramatic, Radio, and Tennis Clubs and especially to the Annual Staff in their numerous sales and drives. The association has been very successfully managed this year. Next year the executive committee expects to enlarge upon the work, now that the prob- lems of organization have been successfully solved. Y. NEC-1, '25. Page Twenty-five

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THEQWINGED H jUNE '25 HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL THE TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS President ..,..,....... ,......... C imkuas Tuonurf Vice President ...... ..,.......... I IELEN EBERT Secretary ,.,,... . ..... .... ...,....,... ..., .....,...........,.,., j o H N Ramos Treasurer .,,,................A.......,,...............,.....,........,......,.A.,...,.,..,.........,........... ANNA MEYER The KAWINGED H Tennis Club was organized at the beginning of the year and a new constitution was adopted. The club unanimously elected Miss Miller and Mr. Lewis as their advisors. We can boast of the largest enrollment of any club in the school. There was such a great interest taken in tennis this year that we decided to have both the doubles and singles tournaments. The enrollment in both ol' these tournaments was large and a numberhof exciting matches were played. Helen Ebert and Anna Meyer were the respective winners of the girls' doubles tourna- ment while Charles Thorup and Herbert Bedford were the respective winners of the boys' doubles tournament. A great interest was taken in the singles tourna- ments also, which were played later in the year. We congratulate the Freshmen for their interest in tennis, as it up to them to fill the places left vacant by the Seniors. Page Twenty-seven