Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Graduates Now 'lhe graduaiing seniors s+ep in+o +he sploflighf. Graduaiion from high school is one of +he mosl impor- 1'an+ accomplishmenfs +o some of us as we work hard for many years +o reach +his goal. r These seniors will remember Hay- ward High for alllhe fun 1'hey've had and 'lhe senior ac+ivi'I'ies lhey were able lo enjoy in lheir lasl year of high school. They'II remember fhe class ad- visors of iheir senior year, senior silence day, senior cui day, The efforf of producing l'heir senior exlrava- ganza and ihe wonderful feeling of success 'lhey fell affer if was pre- sen+ed, and +hen +he senior ball - one of lhe fhings io which 'l'hey have looked forward for a long lime. To seniors lhe school has been much more fhan iusl a school. They've gone lhrough mosl' o'F+l1eir growing up here and +hey've'learned fo love ihe school in Their own individual ways. The school has helped 'lhem fo sirive for greaier fhings in life: broadminded- ness, consideralion of 'lheir fellow man, and be'Her educaiion, noi only for ihemselves, buf for 'l'hose who will come aHer ihem. As +he seniors leave +he school and slep info ihe 'iufure lhey will acquire many more memories, bul' fhose, of fheir high school days will never be forgoflen.

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JO EDWARDS Presideni ROBERTA ADDIS GARY ALVES 'JIS R , , me ,grim U ff ' I A mad' , I UW 5 Y 1 . W' fi 1 . Q WK E QI. X 1 . F. ' A fl ri- YNY S X X x js! 3 5 + xx Y -I X N-af :T A DTT-'n'?' is it I 9 DARLENE PHILLIPS Vice-Presideni BETTY ALDINE JIM ANDERSEN ff ,S 1 . ww- F' , ww hEz , I I I Vx '1 . f Az X, wx X f X 5' 1, S 1,::1...a '7 af .,,-.3 15' ,4 I A :' .sf Z7 'K' I , , M I 4 4 KQV qf.,M1fk5 Q , If ' I , 'G 'iv A Jw if 5 ii I wa-R EX , N4 X SENIOR COUNSELORS ROW I: Elizabefh Lee, Eleanor Sekerak. ROW 2: Herman Dubowy, Don Lane. DIANE DeJONG and NORMAN MENZIES, Girls and Boys League Represeniuiives radua tes RAY ALVAREZ JERRY AN DERSO N DOLLIE ALLEN BETTY ANDERSON PAT ALEXANDER ARDENE ANDERSON -xy-Q.. I V 1' y 1 , 1' ' 2 .ix - I ,-.:. XX . N T iii, 4 f 'Q-wfacsl E M, -9 . A ww i N A 1' ,wx xsisx YI I'Ik Fx ' ' Q ix Q i .F NOVICE MINOR Treasurer DARLENE RHODES Secretary CARO LYN ALMOND HARRY AN DRADE