Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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THE WINGED H JUNE '25 J HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL 3 l Hayward Union High School Orchestra J. E. HOLLINGSHEAD . ,........... ................,................ I nstructor and Director The H. U. H. S. Orchestra has shown great improvement during the past year. high school plays, entertainments and graduation. A special orchestra was used for the Mexican Operetta Pepita, composed of the most talented of the orchestra members. Piano:-Edith Davis. Ist Violins:--Blanche Rochaug jesse Ramos 3 Carol Dieteg jessie Andersong Jeanette Frankenbergg Frank Schottsg Ruth Harrison. Cello:-john Gorrieg Florence Nicholson. Cornet:--Walter Widlund: Arthur Manter. Mellophone:-Stanley Macedo. Bass:-Catherine Whiteg Leroy Asvitt. 2nd Violin:--Raymond Pendergastg Elsie Dieteg Margaret Whiteg Sarah Stewartg Violet Williamson. Flute:-Wilford Williamson. Saxophone:-Henry Williamson. Trombone:-Edward Massa. Drums:-Alice Haley. Clarinets:-Thomas Fisherg Byron Savage. Page Twenty-nine

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THE WINGED H juNE '25 HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL HAYWARD UNION HIGH SCHOOL BAND The H. U. H. S. Band is a vital factor among the various High School organiz- ations. In the past school year, the band has added zest to the Big Games of the year having turned out 100 per cent strong at the Centerville football and the Rich- mond basketball games. The band also played for the bond movement. Next year, there will be new uniforms for the boys and new additional instru- ments. A music room will be provided with cabinets designed by Mr. Hollingshead. The band represented the High School at the annual Cherry Festival in San Leandro, june l. j. E. HOLLINGSHEAD ................,..... ......... , ....... , .... . .Instructor and Director STANLEY MACEDO .........i........,..,..r....................................,.. Assistant Director THOMAS FISHER ...............................,....................................... ..,Drum Major Clarinetsf-joseph Kavanaghg Hayden Talbotg Thomas Fisherg Byron Savageg Harold Holmesg Maurice Benjaming Alvin Annandg Frank Silvag George Webb. Trombones:-Edward Massa: Marlin Haleyg Frederick Fosterg Lloyd Nixong Leslie Moldtg Manuel Florence. Baritones:-Berle Smithsong Douglas Talbotg Anthony Seraphim. Cornets:-Walter Widlundg Arthur Manterg Paul Lemong George Krecekg jo- seph Costa. Altos:-Donald Harderg Stanley Macedog Arnold Marting Rudolph Tomicich. Saxopboness-Henry Williamsong Edward Houghg Melvin Henningseng How- ard Burr, john Macedo. Basses:-jack Holtg john Webb. Drums:-Chester Little 5 Leroy Asvittg W. Lucio. Page Twenty-eight

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THE WINGED H ,IUNE '25 HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL Girls' Glee Club The Hayward High School Music Department represented by the Girls' Glee Club and the Boys' Quartette, under the direction of Miss Marian Handy, have given some successful musical programs. The Glee Club appeared before the public at the Chamber of Commerce Community Dinner and the john Gamble Memorial Exercises. During Music Week a series of interesting programs was given. The main features were vocal solos by Miss Sweitzer of Mills College accompanied by Miss Boone. Mrs. Dickson gave talks on Musical Memories. . The main hit of the season was the Mexican Operetta, Pepita given by the girls and boy's Glee Club on May the 29. Members of the Boys' Quartette are: Edward Massa, lack Holt, Louis Vargas, Ivan Bradley. Members of the Girls' Glee Club are: Ramona Borree, Carol Diete, Bernice Flores, Louise Fisher, Ruth Harrison, Thadea Harder, Marian Hough, Carolyn Krogh, Lola Kzwanagh, Madge K uhwarth, Lillian Martin, Anna Meyer, Doris Mosey, Lucille Nussenbaum, Flossie Oliveira, Matilda Picanco, Irma Quigley, Blanche Rochau, Kathryn Rohrer, Betty Rosenberg, Lorraine Dodgers, Gladys Ruus, Ramona Sutherland, Frances Winslow, Irene Vargas. Page Thirty