Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Low Junior Class LEWIS ARNOLD ...... .,............,,,, P resident GEORGE FORTH ,...,.... ........ V ice-President RUTH RATHERT .........A...,. ..,.,....,........,.. S ecretary DORIS LUCE .,...........,...........,.,. .........,..A,..,,.AA.,,. T reasurer MURIEL CHRISTIANSEN .......,......,.....,.., Social Representative When a student has just reached his Junior year in high school, he be- gins to feel that he is of some importance. He has become an upper class- man, and begins to enjoy the privileges that a lower classman does not have. In those 1'espects the Low Juniors are a perfectly nomial class. Our lack in numbers is more than compensated for by our abundance of school spirit. We are always on hand to root for the games and to cheer our own members on as they take part in various sports. Two of our members, George Forth and Lewis Arnold have already come into the limelight in athletics. The first place in the Annual Subscription Contest was won by the Low Juniors. This established a precedent in the history of the school, for previously the Senior Class has always won this distinction. We are determined to excel our past achievements as we work toward the completion of our course. Page Lxvvlity-sm' 1

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High Junior Class CAROLYN KROGH ,....,.,.. ,.,,,.,,.,,,., P resident STANLEY LITTLE ........,....... Y,,,,,., V ice-President LUCILLE NUSSENBAUM ,,,....,A.. ,,,,,,... .....,.,,,,,, S e cretary ELIZABETH ASHTON ...L..,.A..7..,,..,.,.....A,, .,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, T r easurer Juniors-'27-full of school spirit and pep. They have taken a great deal of interest in all the clubs, and have been among the leaders in school activities. Many are members of the Dramatic and Spanish Clubs and have participated in several plays and programs of the yearg others in the Glee Club have taken parts in the operettas. ln athletics too who has a better right to boast? Was not the baseball captain a Junior? Would the football team be complete without a Junior? Of course not. The oncoming baseball captain is also a Junior. This year the Juniors established a co-operative store, the first of its kind in Hayward High. Though this seemed a bold step it has been very successful. Credit is due the Student Body as a Whole for their support. The Juniors feel that they have completed a most successful school year. l'a ge twenty-six

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Sophomore Class JULIA FAULKNER ........................................,..,............,.., President JEANNE OLIVER ........... ......,,,, V ice-President LILLIAN O'HANLON ........ ................... Secretary LAVOY LANDIS ...................,..... ......,....................,... T reasurer EVELYN WOODS ....................................A.,,,, Social Representative We, the Sophomore Class of Hayward High, began our second year with most of the old members on the roll. Our first social event of the year was the traditional Freshman Recep- tion, given in honor of a large incoming class. It was a decided success. Most of our activities, however, have been directed toward other lines. We have had a good representation each quarter on the Honor Roll. The boys have won distinction on the track, and in baseball, football, and basketball. In the latter sport we boast of the 1926 captain-elect. T Members of the class have had an active interest in music and dra- matics. A number of Sophomores had leading parts in Tickless Time, Why the Chimes Rang, Once in a Blue Moon, and The Goose Hangs High. Others of our class have been prominent as officers in the Student Body and Associated Girl Students. With the foundation we have laid and with the help of the Faculty and fellow students, we feel that we shall be able to cope with the problems that will confront us next year as Juniors. Page twenty- ght