Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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eniom Graauafion . . . fhe Senior are no longer swin9ln9 fheir parfners on 'the campus: 'fhey GFS SWl'19'n9 Qui info aff walks of life. Many are going On +0 C0lle9e' ofhers are fiifing awai+ing jobs and siill ofhers se++ling down +o a Jomeshc life. Long remembered will be ihe big evenis oi high school days . . . ihe viciories a+ +he Down Town R'allY. 'rhe rummage sale, 'rhe girls' league slci+, +he exciiing momenis ai +he dances, Plf'Y5 and games' and lo lop ll alaureaie. Seniors will also all off +he inspiring bacc ' I 1 Z! ii lifk g 1 ll 1 i 4 1 1 1 Z7 1 1 5' I, ig' 'ij li look back on fhose momenis of confusion when 'ihey were freshmen, of running To beaf +he bell and of worrying aboui repori' cards. The privilege of siffing on 'rhe Senior Benches, of having Senior Cui Day and of 'rhe Exiravaganza, and of leaving +he assemblies iirsf . . . ihe presiige ihai wenl' wiih being a Senior will long remain aiierwards. All of +hese li++le +hings will be remembered as ihe class of '56 swings oui inio everyday life rhrough ihe ihrough iis hardships successes, ancl, yes, even