Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

,7 BLHCH HND GOLD f , A ag W Wg M gm md 5906! HHULUHHD UIIIUII HIGH SCHUUL www, eww 1936-7937 DEUIUHTIUH The senior class dedicates its 1937 yearbook to Mr. Long, in appreciation of the effort he and his new administration have put forward and the many benefits it has derived from their guidance. FUHEWUHD Editing the Black and Gold covering a year of toil by our rollicking Farmers may seem an easy and romantic task, but it requires careful, conf stant, and thoughtful watchfulness, and continual application to details. The plow, that implement of adventure, pioneering, progress and toil, the most important tool in the life of man, is the emblem of Hayward Union High School. The plow turned the furrow that brought man from savagery to civilization. It symbol izcs the uArch of Progress. As you reap and gather, I wish you a bountiful harvest in all your activities, in athletics, in your studies, and above all in the game of life. It is my hope that you may enjoy this yearbook, as you turn the pages in years to come, that you may look back and dream of the happy, carefree carnivals, festivals, and harvests of the rugged Hayward Farmer. H. B. LONG, Principal THBLE UF UUHTEHTS Frontispiece .............................. ........ 2 D e d i cation .............................. ........ 4 Principals Foreword ........vv,,.. ........ Administration ................ ........ and Faculty ......,. Graduates, January Graduates, Iune ......,.... Awards ................... Jun i ors ......... Sophomores .......... Freshmen .,................... Yearbook Stall' .............. Executive Councils ..........., ............. ABS., AGS. Cflicers .,,....... Activity Councils ......... Haypress Staff ......,..,... Clubs ........................ Music ......,......... Boys' Sports ........... Girls' Sports .......,.................. Boys' Sports Calendar ....... Girls' Sports Calendar ...... S n a psliots ....... Horo s co pe ................,...........,.. Hayward High Calendar. Advertisements .................... HDHIIHISTHHTIUH n-Ra 6 o 4 'Q 'QE I 1 I T l --4 ' i on K ...I O. 1 Hr Ik -5- 1. . 5 0 9 Q V -'e'e'o 42'- fwfe' ff. i BOARD OF TRUSTEES N. P. Nielsen I. B. Parsons Wm. Jacobsen B. H. Manter A. A. Oliver ADMINISTRATION N. O. Best A. Laws H. B. Long H. S. Hampton H. Davies Mary Bejach Armis Ostrander Sybil Schwarz COMMERCIAL O. B. Paulsen Mary Scanlan Helen Holmberg A. U. Underhill A. Brady Alice Krauter Isabel Berg M. F. Jones Not Present-Ieanne Downs PHYSICAL EDUCATION SHOP, AGRICULTURE M. Masson D. Wolfron O. C. Markwell B. K. Smith M. J. Brady N. Kay M. F. Jones Dorothy Smith Eulalia Tillotson Marjorie McLaren MATHEMATICS AND Dorothy SCIENCE C. Ekoos C. Nelson H. Davies Martha Watson N. O. Best C. Capito Edris Rahn HISTORY AND LANGUAGE Helga Nielsen Blanche Sullivan A. Underhill Florence Warren W. W. Cathey Marian jones Helen Ebert Annis Ostrander J. Santos Not Present- Young, Alyce Westbrook ENGLISH K. King Ruth Worwood Margaret Hayes Deborah Webb G. Wilson Dorothy Walsh Esther Mcstay Mary Napier Lowell Martin ART, MUSIC. AND HOME ECONOMICS Anna Needham Irene Rivers Ruth Peters Mary Napier Leroy Deeg Lydia Sturdevant Elaine Macabee Evelyn Rogers Gerald Irving HIIII IHCUIIU ' l I ii 'TT 1 L ,in ,u J- i ZT . i lv ni it i .M Hi -gffjl ij ' 'git 1. L r a 3 ,,.A 'lf Qi- .I , H L if N ' gg, -9 A 'TT N l -v. 'P' Qs. ti H qu. Q' , l- -., ,- 2. Gif .V . .1,. 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Rolnmn Harr en Ro s Evelxn Nelson ,lumnc O Connor Ros1 Pauli: Eddx Plumb Ivlmucl Roderick Anna Suhlcmz XVilliam Slianbcl Baurlwar:i Struinlwcrg Harrie Thompson Melvin Vicrrn Vernon Evcrctt Sheldon V Arthur Silva Octavia Silva Stnnlcy Stewart Allan Strulz Hazcl Strutz Annclisc Tahcl Gilbcrt Tcxcirn Ralph Thompson Dagmar Umlwson Edward Vziz RobcrL Vcjby Mildred Vicrra Nina lVildcr James Williams Ray Williams Williams Dick Wilson Lloyd Woodworth Alfreda Wulfert OTHERS GRADUATING Don Allan Edward Bullard Stephen Bunting Walter Calvin Gordon Fraga Hillary Govia Margaret Hicks Mitsuru Imamura Ruth johnson VALEDI CTO RIAN Hamako Hamasaki Susuma Yonekura AWARDS Gladford Maita Kengi Okada Rolf Pedersen Elmer Perry Fred Roberts Pauline Smith Kazue Tanesawa Paul Thompson Lucille Wakeield SALUTATORIAN Annice Moore CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Life Membership Pins Miyeko Akagi, Hamako Hamasaki, Annice Moore, Patsy O'Keefe, Margaret Hicks. NATIONAL HONOR AWARDS Miyeko Akagi, David Davidson, Eleanor Fabini, Elmer Forscher, Hamako Hamasaki, Marie Heiser, Helen Holmquist, Alice Hornall, Alan Jensen, Maryellen Nelson Jean Nourse, Robert Rollin, Robert Vejby, Nina Wilder. GIRLS' HONOR AWARD LIONS' CLUB AWARD Alice Hornall Jean Nourse, Helen Holmquist COMMERCIAL AWARDS Ruth Johnson-Secretarial, Filing Elaine Jorgensen-General Ofnce Typing Edwina Brosterhous-Secretarial Stephen Bunting-General Oliice James Chisholm-Typing Eleanor Fabini-Typing Hazel Ferry-Office Practice Lola Gunn-Secretarial Alice Frank-General Oiiice Abbey Harlan-Filing, Typing Ralph Hengel-Salesmanship Helen Holmquist-wBookkeeping Alan Jensen-Typing Masakichi Matsuzaki-Bookkeeping, Typing Thelma McArthur-Secretarial, Bookkeeping jean Nourse-Typing Geraldine O'Laughlin-General Office, Typing Nora Pryzbos-Filing, Bookkeeping Allan F. Strutz-General Alfaretta Reuter-Bookkeeping Robert Vejby-Office Practice Melvin Vierra-Typing Nina Wilder-Typing SCHOLARSHIP, SAN FRANClSCO'S CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS James Lovera SUMMER SESSION SCHOLARHIPS, CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Grace Doane, James Scott, Alice Thomas, Alice Peterson-Alternate SCHOLARSHIP, MILLS COLLEGE Rosamund Miller JUHIUR GlHSS The jolly juniors-for truly the are a jolly good class-have passed three more success' ful years, having taken a most active part in student body affairs. They have participated in rallies, dances, and sports. There are athletes in this class who are destined to become future stars. Also a large percentage of the names on the honor roll and C S F has been drawn from this class of 1938. For the midfyear graduation this class decorated the stage, and will continue the custom for the june graduates. The flowers which the girls carried for graduation were presented by the juniors as a farewell remembrance to this class. Some of their leaders are: the president of the A. G. S., the former and present C S F presidents, vicefpresident of the A. B. S., former sports manager, and the president of the Block Hg so you see they really have been active this year. At the annual Kountry Karnival the juniors presented the traditional vaudeville which originated with the junior class of 1930. These students have been guided by Edward Nicholsen, as junior class president, Bob Graham, vicefpresident, Paul Oakes, secretary, and Jeanne Sorensen and Dorothy Craig as social representatives. This class of 1938 has accomplished much for the promotion of the seriously needed school spirit, and now they realize that it will be only one year before their members will be just another class added to the memory of our school. Q ' .ur n n ly!-P nr I I I H, . I. 7 ,ll - x I 3 , . ,: . , ...al 1--4 SUPHUIHURE ULHSS These busy sophomores, about three hundred twenty of them, have been well rep' resented in the activities of our school this year. They have displayed unusual ability and enthusiasm. The chess team, which has won such a high standing through its numerous victories and now holds the northern California championship, has four members of the sophomore class on its list. , These students are outstanding in athletics as well. They are well represented on the new swimming team. Jack Craine, foremost swimmer in Hayward high, is a sopho' more. They won the first swimming meet in our history. They have demonstrated their ability to participate in studentfbody activities whole' heartedly, for they received a free dance for buying the highest number of student body cards. The P. T. A. also presented them with a dance for having the best percentage of parents present. Carefree students romped at the Kandy Kapersn presented by this ambitious class. This was the first dance held in the big gym, and red and white was the theme. The ofhcers for this year have been efficient in their work. Clinton Phillips is the presif dent, Beverly Bauslaugh, secretary, and lla. Couture the social representative. Certainly with the fine start these students have made, they should be responsible seniors in two more years, and indeed a credit to Hayward high. FHESHIHHH CLHSS - In homerooms and orientation classes, freshmen have been learning practical informaf tion regarding school and its relation to them. Under the guidance of their counselors, Miss Sullivan and Miss Nielsen, and under the leadership of Nat Fry, president, Bobby Lee Wiedxier, secretary, and Kimiko Fugi, social representative, these beginners have gradually become acquainted with the school traditions. They carried their Spring Jig to a financial success. The 2A's and 1B's have had twenty members in C S F and thirtyfseven in Rec Club Some of their members took part in the Senior Extravaganza and made athletic teams. The 1A's have entered into the spirit of things, have carried on inter homefroom athle' tic contests, and cooperated with upper classmen by working on the pep committee. F ' A I . . . In 'n I I I x 1'-Q ' ' 11,51 4 . -F EIEHHBUUH STHH a 1 .A 1 ,X Top Row-Miyeko Akagi-Circulation, Barbara DeGregorio, Champe Dobler, Dorothy Peterson, Alfaretta Reuter, Dick Wilson, Miss McStay-Adviser. Third Row-Bill DeBernardi, Lois Balderson, Barbara Stromberg-Horoscope, Alice Frank, Hamako Hamasaki- Art, Harrie Thompson. Second Row-Delores MellerioQGirls' Sports, Helen Borneman, Bruce Hinshaw, Dagmar Umbson, Vernon Wil' liams-Publicity, Annice Moore-Copy Editor, Ray Miller-Representative to .Activity Council. First Row-Virginia Hollingshead+Photographs, Walter Beutel, Maryellen Nelson+Secretary, Elmer Forsher- Publicity, Ed Halley-Editor, Eleanor Fabini-Circulation, Howard Peters-Boys' Sports, Lucille Irish-Business Manager. The members of the year book staff appreciate the cooperation of those students and faculty who have given encouragement and support to their efforts. The staff has done the best it knew how to make this yearbook one that will recall accurately and interestingly the activities of its graduating seniors. The members wish to express their gratitude for the splendid help of Esther McStay, without whom publishing this yearbook would have been impossible. The staff are especially grateful to the Wallace Studio, who has generously donated its services for a second time and so courteously cooperated with them. The staif appreciates the gracious support of the business men of the community who have advertised in this, their 1937 yearbook endeavor. To Albert Paulsen they acknowledge their thanks for the art contributions. SIUIIEIII IIUUIIIIIIS f Q SPRING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Top Row-David Davidson-Judge, Howard Peters-A. B. S. President, Robert Vejby-President Student' Body, Mr. Davies-Adviser, Earl Ferris-Boys' Athletic Manager. Bottom Row-Helen Holmquist-Treasurer, Eleanor Fabini-Activity Manager, Georgia Risley-A. G. S. President, Jean Nourse-Secretary, Eloise Benns-Gir1s'Athletie Manager. FALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ' I Top Row-Robert Rollin-Activity Manager, James Hug-A. B. S. President, Harry Brownell-Judge, Mr. Davies-Adviser, james Chisholm-Student-body President, Lawrence Freeberg-Boys' Athletic Manager, Frances Cunha-Associate Judge. I Bottom Row-Jeanne Sorenson-Associate Judge, Helen Holmquist-Treasurer, Jean Nourse-A. G. S. Presi- dent, Maiyellen Nelson-Service Point Secretary. Absent-Evelyn Nelson-Secretary, Edith Grant-Girls' Athletic Manager. A. B. S .and A. G. S. OFFICERS I Top Row-Francis Cunha, Edward Bruce, James Hug-President, Mr. Best-Adviser, Miss Ostrander- Advi' ser. Howard Peters-President, John Azavedo, Clinton Phillips. Bottom Row-Sue Neudeck, Elma Baker, Eleanor Fabini, Jean Nourse-President, Georgia Risley4President, Alice Thomas, Romona Eslinger, Margaret Jones. 26 M- -he 36 -r gn FALL ACTIVITY COUNCIL Top RowfHoward Peters, Ernest Azeveclo, David Davidson, Robert Rollin, Ed Haffey, Ed Enos ,Donald Hiatt, Middle Rowflla Couture, Bobby Lee Weidi1e1', Evelyn Dusio, Dorothy Stockel, Dorothy Craig, Ieanne Sorenson, Eleanor Fabini. Bottom Row-Helen Bowman, Georgette Gaulwert, Marguerite Braheny, Ruth Mills, Kathleen Eslinger, Lois Balderson, Elma Baker, Helen Naber. SPRING ACTIVITY COUNCIL Third Row-Ed Haffey, Ed Enos, Ernest Azevedo. Second Row-Ed Nicholson, Ray Miller, Donald Hiatt, Marguerite Brabeny, Eleanor Fabini, Georgia Risley, Jeanne Sorenson, Dorothy Craig. First Row-Pauline Camenzind, Eloise Benns, Barbara Stromberg, Bobby Lee Weidne1', Lois Balderson, Kathleen Eslinger, Evelyn Grant, Helen Naber, Ruth Mills. HAYPRESS STAFF Top Row--George Pullman, Albert Colombo, Rosa Paulas, Mr. King. Second Row-Frank Cervantes, Camilla Lutselman, Barbara Stromberg, Helen Naber, Mansiield Asvitt, Margaret qlones, Diana Pimentel. First Row-Lois Balderson, Rosanmund Miller, Helen Bornenian, Ed Halley, Hazel Madsen, Ed Enos. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Top Row-Andrew Oliver. Leila Pax' man, Katherine Houston, Bella Horcajo, Miss Ebert, joe Texeira. Bottom Row-Vernon Matsui, Antion- ette Aprecio, Alice Mae Harris, Fusaye Obata, Lucy Love, Del O'Callaghan. MARIONETTES CLUB Top Row-Marilyn Strobridgc, Roberta Brookshire, Margery Booth, Dorothy Stockel, Jane Russell, Margaret Roberts. Bottom Row-Miss Mosgrove, Betty Owen, Martha Cauble, Margery Peterson, leucgle Reehling, Mai'y Froehlich, Myrtle oo . REC CLUB Top Row-Lawrence Blair, Donald Hiatt, Ed Gauhatz, Stanley Miller, Alrira Hasef gawa, Miss Vifarren. Middle Row-Esther Sohral, Thelma Mc' Arthur, Ruth Mills, Lola Gunn, Phyllis Flannigan, Myrtle Cook, Evelyn Roush, Chiyoko Fujino, Haruno Wada. Bottom Row-Georgia Risley, Goldie Pruitt, Geraldine O'Laughlin, Gladys Grimm, jean Nourse, Lillian Schreiber, Vera Jensen, Mary Kawata. CSF Top Row-Harvey Marshall, Robert Rolf lin, Fred Hill, Robert Twiggs, Bill Cooper, Ernest Caramilio. Third RowfMiss Sullivan, Miss Rahn, Alice Graham, Phyllis Best, Miyeko Akagi, Helen Donovan, Lorraine Wilder. Second Row-Virginia Johnson, Patsy O'Keefe, lla Couture, Margaret Hicks, Dorothy Stockel, Jeanne Sorensen, Annice Moore, Hamako Hamasaki. Bottom Row-Miriam Lopes, Georgia Rislcy, Beverly Van Dyke. Mary Froehlich. Dorothy Craig, Ruth Froehlich, Isabelle Busk, Marjory Peterson, Anna Vaz. DRAMATICS CLUB Fourth Row-Henry Hernandez, Ernest Faitas, john Ravano, Mr. King. Richard Bell, Nick Caporusso, Bcuned Brownell. Third Row-Marie Heiser, Patsy Ritchie, Harriet Ross, Doris Daniels, Evelina Hem' sing,Geraldine Marshall, Barbara Ross, Elizabeth Frembling, Beatrice Ross, ,lane Scharff, Dorothy Sluniko. Second Row-Yvonne Sorenson. Evelyn Raush, Matilda Pappas, Helen Naber, jean Nourse, Vera Ortner, Lorraine Perreira, Lorraine Diaz. First Row-Lorraine O'Farrel, Louise Lowrie, Madeline Ferreira. Naomi Ojeda, julia Rosa, Alice Sueirro, Barbara Haw' kins, Pressic Sanchez. SPORTSMEN CLUB Top Row-A. Laws, Benny Ferreria. Domingo Ronconi, Harold Goodeil, Elmer Jorgensen, .lack Wagle, Leslie Brooks, Wil' liam Poole, Robert Vejhy. Third Row-Manuel Martinez, Donald May, Lawrence Hemenez, Vernon Nunes, Iohn Zaballos, Gus Borloz, Homer McCully, Frank Marino, Melvin Vierra, Jack Craine. Gilbert Petersen. Second RowffVal Mattos, August Goo' salvcs, Carlton Dobbel, Don Maggacli. Cedrn Casado, Chester Madson. Harry Hodgson, james Jensen, Roy Dye, Robert Upham, Eugene Vierra. Bottom Roxv-Wesley Watson. Frank Nunes, Ralph Nelson, Tony Nicholas, Mateo Hemeuiz, Lewis Columbus, Bruce Lcppa, john Blasquez, Peter Madrid, Bob Beeman. RIFLE CLUB Top Row-Harry Leavitt, Allred Nuncs, George Rnhinson, Ray Meycr. Middle Row+Ord Kyte, Allan Groolx, Russell Brandon. Merrill La Point. Bottom Row-Howard Pt-ters, Ed jorgen' sen, Ramona Eslinger, SccfTrcas., John Es' linger, Pres., Mr. Neil O. Best, Advisor. PEP COMMITTEE Top RowfNl'ss Holmbcrg, Mr. Dccg. Third Row-David Prudcncio, Rulom Vifclls, Mzirgucritc Brahney, Alfrcda W'uIf fcrt. Katlxcrinc Barrick, Kathlcen Eslinqcr. Second Row-Rcnay Reinking, Nlarccllyn lVells, Betty Eason, june Horton, Pauline Holm, Margzurct Upham, Veronniczu Riggs Bottom Roxvfvdilma Burk, Doris Poisal, Edith Vincent, Ramona Eslingcr, Betty Merritt, Camella Lutschan, Bobby Lcc NVcidner. MATH CLUB Top Row-Russel Goodalc. Howard Peters, Robert Rollin, James Hug, Vifillam Cooper, Ray Millcr, Calvin Morris. Second Row-Champs Dohlcr, Gwcndu- lyn Nuncs, Patsy O'KccI'c, Cccily Cohen, Ralph Neal. Bottom Row-Yoshi Ohato, Georgia Rislcy, Margnrct Hicks, Lcta Farrel, George Luti. CHESS CLUB Top Row-George Meyers, Lloyd Dun' can, james Johnston, Merrill La Point. Donald Heath. Richard NVattcrs, Billy DL:- jong, Mr. Ekoos. Bottom Row-Robert Clemens, Mclvin Anderson, Bill Griffith, Robert Chute, Lawrence Blair, Kenneth Fisher, Clillord Fragcr, Robert Gillillan. GI RLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Top RowfAlfrcda Willfcrt. Mziric Heif scr, Helen Bowman, Eloise Benns. Hazel Madsen, Patsy O'Kccfc, Gwendolyn Nunus, Edith Grant, Helen Holmquist. Middle llowfclaydn Town, Barhara De- Gtcgorio, Viola Caublc, Evulyn Dusio, Dolores Mclleriix, Elma Baker, Al cc Horn- all, Evelyn Grant. Bottom Row-Georgette Gauhcrt. ,lean Noursc, Diana Pimentcl, Misao Okada. Ramona Eslinggcr. Pauline fI:imcnz'ud. Kathleen Eslinger, Lois Bnldcrson, Barbara Simmberg. GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Top Rowfl'aulinc Camenzind, Evelyn Dusio, Hclen Bowman, Evelyn Grunt. Eloise Bcnns, Bobbie Lee NVt:itIni:r. Bottom Row-Barbarzx Stromlwcrg, Helen Holmquist, Edith Grant, ,lczinne Sorenson, Alicc Hornall. Mario Hciscr, Elma Baker, Alfzirecla NVulfert. Missing-Gcraldinc 0'Laughlin, Lucille Irish, Helen Borncman, Florence Lucas. Evelyn Nelson. I I I' , ' .P I. ' - , . - .- .'E.:.,':,' 753. I-1' A, -- - 'MSS' 1 I I TY. i I ILE-.mv , ,L '00 L-r 5:12 A . Bok. 1.-H M . , Lv.- ' -.,r-L - -r:IIr- ,-.V.. 1, J F'X 0 ofa :'Q:o'zs 'o'1'4 m4o 1 Pak? ' W QTQQ 63+ cf Q64- 'B'e'4- 6 + 'e J Q-Q.QSQ,fL . .QJ gi ,pc- 11 Q .. -r -1 . ,,...... ,v I 3, I, -, .AM K A ' B ' S Q - - l W .. 4. ' 'O 0 ffq o o'o-'ofa 'o'o'o .o.o,o.o.o.o4 3.0.0 a ' ooooogfofoiq 'o'o'o'o::,d'o' o'o'o' o o 0 o Q '2:2:-:ez-:sw .o.o.c.Q.o.o,of - .,,-.1 , -- 1 iv- f DANCE GROUP Top Row-Alice Hornall, Second Row-Delores Mellerio, Mary' ellen Nelson. First Row-Sylvia Mazzero, Rose Paulas, Ramona Eslinger, Marguerite Brahncy. LITERARY CLUB XVilliam Berry, Mrs. Martin, Kimiko Fujii, Lois Sage, jane Fredericksen, Mar' garct XVaxham, Donna Reinking. JUNIOR STATESMEN Top Row-Ed Enos, Georgia Risley, Bill Darling, Earl Ferris, Robert Rollin, Louise Ogaard, Ruth Mary Lee, Anita Frank. Third Row-Helen Borneman, Phili Brusseau, Leila Paxman, Alice Stone, Ruth Grantley, Gwendolyn Greene, Alice Fres' chauf, Barbara Jones. Second Row--Eldon Brown, Ed Haffey, Delores Mellerio, Eleanor Fabini, Alice Powers, Margaret Jones, Isabelle Busk. First Row-Mr. Santos, Robert Graham. David Davidson, George Oakes, Dorothy Uhrine, Clara Uhrine, Dagmar Umbson. ART CLUB Top Row-Ted Faust, Ray Williams, XX7illiam De Bcrnardi, David Tuel, Pat Ho per, Bennie Ferriera, Edward Gauhatz. Wilbur Ashworth, Carey Whobrey, Kazuo Naruo. Middle Row-Susanna Neudeck. Janet Grimm, Lorraine Wilder, Helen Donovan, Betty Owen, Camilla Lutschan, Elva Anderson. Front Row-Irene Sorenson. Georgette Gaubcrt, Alice Peterson, Jean Nourse, Ruth Horton, Clayda Town, Virginia Spicer, Florence Azevedo. F. F. A. Top Row-Eugene Martin. Evans Day, Ceasar Berctcro. Stanley Miller, james Murray, Ernest Azevcdu. Second Row-George Niderost, Clifford Supa, Fred Renfrew, Raymond Bennet. Roy Archibald, Fred Sleeper, Henry XVar' ren, Filbert King, Mr. Markwell. Bottom Row-Robert Murray, Melvin Mendosa, Bill Falls, Jack Fricburghouse, jack Lineau, Thomas Gunn, Neil Canine, Henry Silva. BLOCK H Top Row-Mr. Brady, Mr. Jones, Mr Kay, Mr. Laws, Mr. Smith. Third Row-Kengi Okada, Elwood Johns' ton, Francis Cunha, James McGee, Val Mattos. Fred Roberts. Sydney Castro, Manuel Hernandez, Mike Miraglio. Second Row-Ed Plumb, George Pull- man, Iobn Azevcdo, Lloyd Woodworth. Italo Romanolo. Tcd Columbus, Gilbert Texeira, Mansicld Asvitt. First Row-Bob Menetrey, Harry Hoyer. Bill Oswill, Manuel Rodrigues. Albert Colombo, Morris Monson, James Kerr, Ed Enos, Anthony Nunes. FUUTBHLL N, n Top Row-Albert Bitzer, Dave O'Toole, Mateo Celani, David Davidson, Oscar McCune, Wilbur Hillman, Pat Hopper, Robert Lucas, jack Wagle. Third Row-Fred Roberts, Ted Columbus, Manuel Roderick, Kinji Okada, Coach B. K. Smith, Stanley Stewart, Fred Mahler, Elwood Johnston. Second Row--Earl Ferris, Francis Cunha, james Kerr, George Pereira, George Pullman, Anthony Nunes, Val Mattos, Frank Cervantes, james McGhee. Front Row-Bob Menetry, Morris Monson, Albert Columbo, Italo Romagnola, Mansfield Asvitt, Lloyd Wood' worth, john Azavedo, Bill Oswill. Football during the 1937 season was not so successful since Coach B. K. Smith had only four regulars to rely on, but some of the games were comparatively close. The A. C. A. L. games started Cctober 16 included no games won, though all were harder fought than scores indicate. With Piedmont, the heaviest team of the league, Hayf ward played one of its best games. About sixty boys turned out at the start of the season for the reserve football team, un' der the leadership of Coach Laws. The players, inexperienced at the start of the season, won two gamesg several of the boys show promise of being future stars. BUUS' SPORTS 2 F'-z QP CLASS C - D BASKETBALL Third Row-jones, Campbell, Broberg, Phillips, Blasquez, Kay. Middle Row--Dobbel, Serpa, Martinez, Rodgers, MeCLllly, Lepper, Enos, La Franchi, Peek First Row4Pctei's, Vierra, Fitsehen, Enos, Smith, Hug, Nuncs, Zabzillos. CLASS B BASKETBALL Second Roww-jones, McCully, Venturino, Martin, Vierra, De Bernardi, Enos, Hug. ' First Row-Enos, Fitschcn, Phillips, Brown, Smith, Hodgson, Campbell, Peek. VARSITY BASKETBALL Third Row-Kay, Plumb, Blasqucz. Second Row-Cunha, Hengel, Lewis, Hansen, Strickler, Glaze. First Row-Ghiglionc, Texeira, Sorenson, Hernandez, Texeira, Foster. .UAA jr TENNIS Top Row-Reisenberg, Predie, Brady, Perry, Lesser, Lewis. Bottom Row-Nicholsen, Ashworth, Rollin, Cunningham, Dixon. BASEBALL , Top Row-jones, Nelson, Salani, johnson, Blasquez. Second Row--Orella, Frank, Rodriqucz., Marita, Castro, Negi, Columbus, Vxfilliams, Enos, Campbell. First Row-Ghiglione, Hill, lvlartin, Ronconi, Plumb, Cline, Martixlelli, Cooper, Messick, Romero, Pianetta, TRACK Fifth Row-A. D. Laws-Coach, Tsurui, Brown, Nunes, Oakes, Farmer, Trimble, Darling, Price. Fourth Row!Brown, Beutel, McDonald, Hopper, Brownell, Kraus, Shinoda, Hamasaki, Poole, Nunes, Dobbell Third RowgMuggach, Neal, Clark, Borloz, Nelson, Davidson, Kerr, Deacon, Upham, Peterson, Arbogast, Hubf bard, Curdts. Second Rowflvlartin, Peters, Prudencio, Ferris, Calvin, Bebbington, Harris, Lucas, Ferrerria, Roderick, Romanola Koehler, Stockel, Jordan. First Row-Menetrcy, Pagano, Gallagher, Nunes, Madsen, Banta, Jorgensen, Mahler, Tuel, Goodeill, Mattos, Day 3 GIRLS' SPUIIIS ,Z -155 S Q. ' 'q,f.,,f, Imran? ' f -- ff an 5 ,- X K . I W pl. ,I 1 ' , 1 5. Ig Al l In S L-ffl, is ggi We , ' .r :wx-I I , Eiwfglg- 1 WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM Allrcdzi Wulfcrt, Vera Ortncr, Alice Powers, Lucille Rccliling, Kalic Columbus, Georgette Gaubcrt. HOCKEY Miss McLaren, Barlwzira Stromlwcrg, Alice Hornall, Edith Grant, Alice Frcsclmuf, Helen Borncmun, lvlaric Heiser Elma Baker, Evelyn Grant, Lois Bulclci-son, Misato Okada, SWIMMING Top Row-Gale Taylor, Marie Heiscr, Maryliiie Strobridge, Patricia O'Keefe. , Front Row-Cecily Cohen, Sylvia Mazzcro, Norma Escobar, Antonette Birite, Monicney Kawakami, Esther Cham' livers, lsabclle Broaxdfoot, janc Asmussen. 5 3,5 WWE, ,bmw-W-. rilririgv-lg ,j Z if in S7 :n5q-uf , .5-l. TENNIS Top Row-Helen Donovan, Lorraine Wilder, Rosemary Cunha, Helen O'Gonnor. Bottom Row-Helen Borneman, Lucille Irish, Geraldine O'Laughlin. ARCHERY CLUB Top Row-Elma Baker, Alice Hornall, Betty Perry, Misao Okada, Helen Flagg, Mildred Ashton. Bottom Row-Malric Heiser, Ruth Grantley, Kimiko Fujii, Betty Owen, Nadine Gaggia, Arline Griffin, Ramona Eslinger, jean Moir, Eloise Benns, Anita Frank. BASKETBALL Top Row-Stoekel, Jensen, Loekerby, Wliite, Holmquist, Ryder, Jacobs, Phillips, Hodgkins, Nelson, Jackson, Lum' bard, Pexiotto, Lee, Jensen. Middle Row-Grnntley, Stoeliel, Ojstedt, Grifiin, Esliriger, Craig, Columbus, Pexiotto, Booth, Arhantes, Lund- gren, Grantley, Gibbson. First Row-Hciser, Peterson, Renter, Fresehauf, Balderson, Grant, Holmquist, Grant, Gauhert, Baker, Borneman WLllfCfC, Hornall, DeGrcgorio. October I 6 .,.,. ....... October 30 ...,.... ....Y.. November 6 November 1 3 September 12 BIIIIS' SPIIIIIS UHIEIIIIHII FOOTBALL VARSITY Hayward ........ 6 ................. ,..,,,.. , Hayward ........ 0 ...,......,.., Berkeley .......,.,,. .,..,.,.,Alameda Piedmont .......... Hayward ........ 0 ................. ...,..... Hayward .,...,.. 6 ....,........,.,....... ........ FOOTBALL RESERVES Hayward ........ 0 ........r........ , ....,... Hayward ..,...,. ..,,,,, ,Richmond .......... Crockett .,.,........ 7 7 39 26 6 19 O 7 0 12 19 27 32 24 36 23 24 17 35 September 17 ..,,.... ....... H ayward .,....Y, O ,.., ...,..... A mador ............ September 24 .,...... ....... H ayward v.v..... 6 ..., ......... S an Leandro .,.... October 1 .....,,. ....... H ayward v.,..,.. 6 ,... ...,..... A Ibany ...,....,..... October 8 ...,. ....... H ayward .....,., 6 .... .......,. R oosevelt ,......... October 15 ..... ....... H ayward ........ 0 ,................ ...,..... C astlemont ........ October 29 ..... ....... H ayward ........ O .,....,,,,,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, D anville ,,,,,,,,,,,, BASKETBALL VARSITY january 22 ..... ......, H ayward ........ 25 .....,...,....... ....,. B erkeley ,,,,,,,,,,., .lunuary 26 ........ ..,.... I 'Tayward ........ 21 .... ........, R ielumond .,....,... February 2 ...... .,..... H aywarcl ........ 39 .... ......... M artinez .....,.,,... February 5 ...... ....... H ayward ........ 31 .... .....,.., P iedmont ,........, February 9 ..,... ....... I 'Iayward ........ 25 .,.. ......... B erkcley ,.,,,.,.,.,. February 16 ...... ....... H ayward ...,.... 47 .... .....,... R icbmond .......... February 23 ...... .,..... H ayward ........ 22 ............. ......,.. M artinez .,...,....,. February 26 ...... ....... H ayward 1.... ..25 ..............,.. ......... P iedmont ......... . BASKETBALL I30 B january 22 ,.... ...,... H ayward .,.,.... 25 ...............,. ......... B erkeley ..........., 24 lanuary 27 ........ ....... H ayward ........ 22 .... ...,.,,.. R iclimoncl ,.,,.r,,,, 26 February 2 ,,.... ....... H ayward ........ 28 .... ......... M artinez ............ 17 February 5 ...... ....... H ayward ........ 22 .... ....,.... P iedmont ........,. 42 February 9 ...... .....,. H ayward ......,. 31 .... ..,,.,.., M artinez, ,,,,,..,,,,, 29 February 16 ...... .....,. H ayward .,...... 26 .... ..,...,., R iebmond ,.,,..,... 14 February 23 .,..,. ,,..,.. H ayward ..,...,. 14 .......... ......... M artinez ,,.,........ 16 February 26 ...... ....... H ayward ...,.... 18 ..,....,,,,... ,,,,,, P iedmont ,,,,,,,,,, 22 BASKETBALL I20 September 18 ........ ..,.... H ayward ,.....,. 29 ...,.......... ,..,., S an jose ......,.,.,, 22 September 24 ........ ...,,., H ayward ........ 54 .... ,.,.,,,.. C roekett ,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 September 30 .......Hayward........29 October 5 ........ ....... H ayward ,..,,,.. 33 .,., October 7 ..... ..,..,. H ayward ........ 32 .... October 13 .,... ....... H aywarcl ,.,,.... 31 ,.., October 14 .,.,, ...,.,, H ayward .,,,,,,, 60 ,,,, October 19 ..,..... ....... H a ward ..,,.... 27 ,,,,,,,,,,, November 9 September 18 September 24 September 30 y I .......Hayward,..,.,,. 12 BASKETBALL I I O Hayward .,..,... 19 .............. ,......Hayward........ 13 Hayward ..,..... 23 .... October 5 ........ ,..,.,, H ayward ,,,,,,,, 23 ,,,A OCCOIJCY 7 ,.... .....,, H ayward .,,,,,,, 1 3 .,,, October 13 ...r. ....... H ayward ........ 21 ,,., October 19 .,...... ...,.., H ayward ...,,.,, 23 ,.,, November 9 ,....... ,,...., H ayward ,,,,,,,, 13 ,,,,,,A BASEBALL A .ril 9 .,.... ....,,. H a ward O ,.,,,,, P April 13 .,.... April 20 ...... April 27 ...... April 29 ,..... Marcli 10 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, March 31 ...,,,. ,.,,,4, 2 April ,.,... April 7 ...... April 9 ...,.. April 16 ...... April 21 ...... March 10 .....,. ,,,,,,, Marcli 31 .,.. April 2 .,.... April 20 ...... April 23 ,,..., April 26 ...... May 5 ..... y ........ Hayward ,,,,.,.. 1 ..., Hayward ......., 4 ........... Hayward .,.,,,,. 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Hayward........ Burlingame ...,..,, 15 16 ......San Leandro ......SunnyvaIe Palo Alto .....,.... .........Amador .........AIbany ......San ,lose San -lose ............ ......Crocket 19 23 12 10 34 11 17 ......Burlingame 1 0 ......San Leandro Sunnyvale ...r...,,. Palo Alto .......... ......Albany ......San Jose Berkeley ............ Alameda ,........... Richmond .......... Berkeley ...,..,..... 1 ................. .....,... A Iameda VARSITY TRACK Hayward ......., 78113 ,..,...... Hayward .,,..... 74 .... 60 Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward can ....... so .... sin .,......... 56 .....,... ,,..,.,. ,,,,,,,,, CLASS B TRACK Hayward ...,.,.. 35 .........,. Hayward ........ 57M ........ Hayward ........ 64 .......... SWIMMING Hayward Hayward ........ Hayward ........ Hayward ........ 32 .... 40 ,,.. 48 ....... aom ....... Sequoia ........,,,... Centerville .,...... Mt. Diablo ........ Pittsburg ...,..,,,... Alameda ,..,..,,,,,, Richmond ........., Martinez .........,.. Sequoia .............. Centerville ....,... Mt. Diablo ,..... .. Berkeley ............ Alameda Albany ...,.....,.... ......Falo Alto ......16 4 15 18 13 4 9 8 5 6 zsn 39 44 Aron 44 nm 48 si am 31 28 17 9 2616 GIRLS' SPUHTS CHLEHDHH SEPTEMBER A special girls' assembly honors the new managers, especially Edith Grant, Girls' Athletic Manager. Yards of bandage and black and blue marks show hockey season is under way with Elma Baker, manager. Swimming season starts oflf under the expert managership of Marie Heiser. Archery also starts with Alice Horn' all supervising. OCTOBER Eloise Benns and Marie Heiser, special delegates at girls' convention at University Hi, reported games, food, and oodles of fun. Hayward girls walk oil' with honors at Mills College Hockey Play Day. Alireda Wulfurt gets the volly-ball season under way with a roundfrobin tournament. NOVEMBER Kathleen Eslinger's team, the Flashes, wins the volley'ball tournament from the hitherto unbeaten Wliizzes,' captained by Georgette Gaubert. w The victorious senior hockey team Hnishes the tournament by beating the juniors, 2-l. The Hockey Bean Feed with Marie Heiser as mistress of ceremonies honors Norma Ojstedt, to whom Elma Baker last year's winner, presented the traditional stick for being the nest player. Marie Heiser, Evelyn Dusio, and Eloise Benns, our excellent yell leaders, show their talent at the Hayward-Bret Harte Volley-ball Play Day. Marie Heiser, Marilyn Strobridge, and Margaret Roberts prove to be the fastest splashers among the girls at the swim meet held at the Hayward plunge, JANUARY Lucille Irish becomes winter tennis manager and starts oil with a tournament. Final returns of the season show Geraldin O'Laughlin and Lucile Irish winners in the advanced group, Lorraine Wilder and Helen Donovan in the intermediates, and Helen O'Connor and Rosemary Cunha in the beginners. No, those girls running around with bows and arrows are not amateur cupids, but members of the archery club which has started a new season under Florence Lucas, manager. Nineteen girls are complaining of sore arms. Reason? Tryfouts for girls' yell leaders. Eloise Benns takes over the reins from Edith Grant as Athletic Manager. FEBRUARY The Dance Club goes to San jose for a dance symposium and are lauded as the best of all the groups present. Orchids to Miss Smith, Evelyn Nelson, and all the girls who participated. MARCH The beginning oi spring sports is greeted with enthusiasm. Badminton, a new sport, is especially well received. APRIL April Fool's day, but-that large group of girls who started the swimming season are in earnest .Barbara Stromf berg is the new manager. Helen Borneman tears her hair trying to Hr the thirtyftwo girls who have come out for tennis to four courts. XVe play hosts to a large group of girls at the East Bay Girls' Athletic Convention. Everyone reported a good time, even Mr. Long and Mr. Hampton. Hayward girls have a good time at the Play Day held by the Centerville Hi girls. Athletic Department displays all sports equipment during Public Schools Week. MAY Euthusiastic applause follows the dance program given by the Dance Club and Physical Ed Department. JUNE Baseball season ends with a bang, and a big party. Managers Evelyn Grant, Alberta Piexoto, Pauline Camen' zind, and Kalie Columbus are to be congratulated for a very successful season. ll HUHUSCUPE NAME CHERISHED HOPE OR THIS TWENTY 'YEARS HENCE Abelee, james ...,..... Lady killer ........................ .,...... M an about town ....... Snipe hunter Akagi, Miyeko ,.,,... Be Ruby Keeler .,................,......,..., Berkeley ......,.....,..,.. ,,,,,,., S upplying wind for windmills Allan, Donald ......... Grow peas without pods ............,... Pearl diver ,.,.........,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, B utter and egg man Alves, Blanche ....... Join C. C. C. .................................. Chorus girl .................,...,........... Gigolo in dime jig Alves, Vernon .,....... Anderson, Fred .,,.... Anderson, Thelma ............ Arbogast, William ........,. Asvitt, Mansfield ...Y........ Baker, Elma ,....,..... Balderson, George .,,,,..... Balderson, Lois ........,....... Barrick, Kathleen .......,.... Benns, Eloise ........... Berry, William ....... Beutel, Walter Binker, Paige ..... Bitzer, Albert ..... Booth, Lila ............... ...... Borneman, Helen ...,....... Braheny, Margaret .......... Brosterhouse, Edwina Bullard, Edward ,............. Bunting, Stephen ............ Burkett, Elverda ..... Buti, Ida ......,...... Calvin, Walter ..,.... Cervantes, Frank . .....,..... Charel, Catherine ..,...,....... Chisholm, James ..... Chute, Robert ......,.. Clemens, Bertha .............. Coleman, Mildred ............ Colombo, Albert .............. Columbus, Ted ....,., Correa, Charles ..,.... Davidson, David ............ . Davilla, Perry ,,......, Deacon, Alice ..... Duarte, May ........,. Duke, Margaret .... Dussio, Evelyn Dye, Robert ...,. .. Enos, Edward ,.... Fabini, Eleanor ......... Farmer, Glade ..... Ferrel, Leda ......... Ferry, Hazel -,,,,,,,,. . Flannigan, Phyllis Forsher, Elmer ....... Foster, Charles ....... Foster, Elaine ,,.., Fraga, Gordon .... Frank, Alice .................... Freebu rg, Lawrence ........ Freiburghouse, Ralph Frembling, Elizabeth ....l... Freschauf, Alice ..,........,.. Gaubert, Georgette ...,l... George, Alice ...,......, ,,,,.,. Goodeill, Hugh ....... Gould, Hannah ....,.. Govia, Hillary .,,.. Grant, Edith ..,..,..... Grant, Evelyn ,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, Graydon, Dorothy ........ ,. Grimm, Gladys ................ Bouncer at Hamburger Kings ....,... Go slummin' ..................,................. Competition for Mrs. Dionne ........ Be a sailcr ...............................,........ Head waiter at chop suey joint ..,... Feminine Babe Ruth ........................ Superintcnd Old Maids Home ........ Be popular ..........................,..,,,..,.., Hunt her echo in the Alps ....,.,..... Queen of Burlesque ............. ..r..... Be called 'LToots .............. ...... . . Old age pension ..,,....,........,. ........ Dance in King Tut's tomb ...... Proud father ...,..................... ........ That certain sailor .. .,...l .. .Murderess ............. Shot for talkin' ...... ........ Keep beautiful hair ........ Collect insurance . ....... . Home boy ........... .,..,... Know chemistry ......... .,.,,,.. Eat and get thin .,,.,.,..,...,..,......,.,.... Be l. N.'s bridegroom .................... Teach Sun. School for girls U81 .... Hat check girl at Vet. Mem. Bld ..... Be able to rate ................................ Disappeared one night .................... Be Mae West .............,.. ,.,..,,, Orange Blossoms ......... ....... Star in F. B. .........................,..,...,,. . Be a boxer ...............,.....,,..,.,........,. Stooge to -lonnie on P. M. program.. Fan dancer .................r.................... Be a cop ,..,................. ,..., ......,.,.... Dancer in marathon ...... ..,..... Miss America, 1957 ...,,.... ,....... Tall dark and 'ansome .,... ......,. Lose her voice .............. ,....... Heart breaker .,.,......... ........ Be popular ............,. ,,...... 2nd Ted Fio Rito ..... Tell a real joke ........ ........ Mrs. I. Harris ........... ..,..,.. 2nd Kate Smith ........,... ..,... . Dean at Santa Clara .,...... c. ..,,.. Boost Lee's Pharmacy .,,...,, ,..,.,.. Trapeze artist ......,......... ........ Be dilferent ................. ,..,.,.. Tough guy ...,....,........... ..,..,., Raise colored feathers ,...,, ,,....., Be Gene Raymond 2nd ..,.... ....,... Adagio dancer .............. ..,...,. Goody-goody girl ....... .....,.. Torch singer ................,. ,.,..... Climb Mission Peak .,...................... Lifefguard at Olympics .................. Teach kindergarten ...,,..,.,...,.,.....,,, Coach girls F. B. team at C. V ....... Flatfoot UQ ,.,,.,,.....,,,,,.,l,..,,,,,,,,,,,., Be a referee ,........,............ .....,........ Gym teacher in Mt. Eden ,.,,..,....... Wild and Wooly ........................ ,... . . Recover the morning after ............ Play chopsticks ...,.... Local Fire chief at C. A date ......................., Soloist on deaf and dumb program Thrown out of Boy Scouts, too old V ............ ,,,.....,l.,,..,.Singing garbage woman Hcave Ho! ........................ ......,. W ashing decks Bette ........,.., lack Wagle ,...., Lion tamer ........ Marriage ............. Please hubby .....,. Kerr's eyes ,........ No. 4N'5789 ....... Fugitive ............,., Gift of gab .,.......... Enter monastery ....... Steer a boat .......... Hanabul .............. Gift of gab ...... Not to talk ......... Tax the rich ...,... Blondes .......,.,.,... Be Mrs ? Y ? ,.... .. F. Roberts ........ Married life ......... Champ hog caller ., Good girl . ..,,..,..., .. Girls f girls ,,....,..,,,,,, That awful night ..... Hour glasses ..,....... Second fiddle ..... Making love Babes, girl ..,. Won't tell .,......... Ostrich feathers .... Waling for whales Wedding bells ........ -!-Q-!-!-? ....... Typing ..,,,,......l Her birth ...... Home for disabled F. B. veterans Two timer wifey dear! Singer in Sing Sing ll:l:Still hunting for that echo Prof. of voice culture at school of deal' Ballet dancer Tetched in the Head fNapaD ...,....Bull rider at Mt. Eden rodeo ...,,,,,Fuller brush man ..,...,,How I raise iish fSailors?l Yodeler on cowboy program ......,.Local gossiper Hair restorer Alpine guide Tall dark prison wall Tap dancer standin' man Roberts How to treat women Beer drinker champ What is this thing called love? Still an amateur Ain't been found yet Selling reducoids Washing clothes Teaching tap at beer joint Traveling salesman Big brother Charley on radio Teaching dummies to talk Tight rope walker Wife vs hubby ...,....Fat lady in side show Married Piecrust ...,....Every school 'as' em Be a man .... ........ G et rid of Stan Miller Big stuff .......... ........ D og food tester Haunted houses . ........ Dean at Yale Really sing ...... ......... .....,.. C h isler of anything Ride horses ..,................,,.....,...,.. Tech. gym teacher Looking for lost chord ...............Siren fcops?j Athletic Ability .,.,...,,,.... .,,,,,,, P res. of Ladies Aid Buy Lee's Drugs .......... ....,... Too, too demure ...,... Weaker sex .....,.... Kissproof ............. Coloring eggs ..... Find Olga .......,.,.... Write Grand Opera . Mama's girl .........,., Misunderstood ..... Day dreaming ..... Prof. at Mills Coal heaver Dean at St. Mary's ...,....Harpist in Hades ,.......Dean at Pacihc Primary ........Behind prison walls Flag pole sitter .......,It happened one night ........Home for disabled spinsters ........Huntirig goofer feathers Flaming youth ..... ........ D emon talking machines Astronomer ...... I saw stars UQ ,lob hunting ...... ..,..,.. O wns hock shop Free periods .......... ........ M issionary to heathens Basketball ................. Pea picker in Alvarado Do red heads rate? ..,,.... Looking for a better half Boy crazy .................... ........ S till boy crazy invent a new waltz ...... ........ S creamer in silent iilms I HUHUSUUPE NAME CHERISHED HOPE OR 'THIS TWENTY 'YEARS HENCE Gunn, Lola ,,,,,,,.,.,,.......,.. Flirt with trouble .,,.,...,,...,.,,.. . ..,,,, Snipe hunting ,4,A,, Flirt salesgirl Haffcy, Edward ........... . .Own whoopee at Neptune .....,....,. Bashfulness ...,........ ......., E dit. Col. Cry on Ed's shoulder Hamasaki, Hrimako ........ Draw her breath .......,.,.......... Draw water ..,,.,........, ,,,,,,4, S till drawing Hansen, Ifgne ,,,,..... ......... L earn to boil HZO ........... Wait for E. Bunny ,,.... ,,,,,,,, W airing for S. C. QSanta Clausej Hanson, Louise ..... Harlan, Abbey ......-4-- Hatakeda, Howard .... Heiser, Marie -----'---- -- Hengal, Ralph 4---- --4-- Hernandez, MHl1UCl -- Hertlein, Irmgard .... Hicks, Margaret ......,- Hinshaw, Brucel Hollingshead, Virginia Holmquist, Helen ....,. Hgrnall, Alice ---v--v---- - Horton, Ruth .......,. Imamura, Mitsuru ...... Irish, Lucille ........-- - Jackson, Thos. Jensen, Alan .,......--, Johnson, Edgar -----'- Johnson, Ruth ..,......, Johnston, Elwood 4-'--- Jorgensen, Elaine ------- ----- josc, Isaac ---------------' -- Kawakaxni, Momey .... Kerr, james .------------- -- Koehler, Way11C ----- King, Edna ...,--------- Laskin, Dorothy ..... Lemos, Joe .........- Logan, Richard ....... LaPoint, Merrill ..... Litch, William .... Luz, Henry .......... Madsen, Hazel ....... Maita, Gladford ,.....,. Marshall, Geraldine .. Marutske, Vera ........ Matsui, Vernon ........ Matsuzaki, Masakichi Mattos, Valdemere .......... McArthur, Thelma .....,,... Matliisen, Vi0l21 ---------- ---- NlcCune, Oscar ..... ------ Marks, Grace ...... Martin, George . ...... McGee, James ...l.. ------ McGhee, Carl ,,....... McLennon, Helen ------ Mclvlahan, Allison ..,. Medeiros, Irene .....,. ...... Mellerio, Delores ............-. Miller, Ray ......v... ------ Miller, Stanley ..,. Minami, May ...... .-------- Monson, Morris ....,,., Moore, Annice ....... Mora, Thelma ...... Morris, Alfred .... Ivlorris, Calvin ....... Nield, Reginald ..... Nelson, Evelyn ,...... Nelson, Maryellen .... Nelson, Meriam ..,.. Nourse, Jeanne .....,. Own beer joint . ....... Learn to blush ....... Lady killer ......,......,.. Lion for M. G. M. .... . State senator ............ Raise guinea pigs ...... Be a had girl ....... . ...... Be Miss Hayward ...... Run a student bus ,...... Be boss ......................... Be All American Girl .... God's gilt to men ....... Lady for a day ........ Have It ,.............. Replace H. Wills ...,.. Znd Jack Benny .............. XVrite this horoscope .,....... Smile when he sees a girl .... Cellophane model ................ Dance every noon dance ....... .... . . Learn to wade ................... Be A. Menjou .. ................ ,........ ....... Ideal wife . ...................................... . Run 440 50 clash in No Running blind date bureau Mrs. Anybody ....................... Be Greta Garbo ................ Bar tender ....... ........,.. Freshman girls ............. Own a Ford that runs .... Own a night club ...... Admiral to Sea Scouts .... Live in Mt. Eden ............ Enter Monkerey .,......... Hearing jokes ...... Goh's wife ...,........... Sidefshow barker ....,. Advise the president ........ Marie Heiser ....................... Block H Mascot .................... flat Possess hourfglass Hgure? . ...... ..... . Be an English teacher? ...... Speed burner ..,............... Finger print expert ..... Raise pink elephants ,.... On the spotflight ...... Meet the right guy ....... Toe dancer ......,......... Tight rope walker .... Monk or McGee? ......... Jean Nourse .... .........,...... Small town bootleggcr . ...... Invent weapless onions ..... Tezicher's pct ..................... Be a Latin teacher ..... I ........ .. Keep from knowing all Be a flirt ...............,............. . Stooge to G. Arliss ..... Sax player ................ 2nd Max Factor ..... Nothing much ...... Learn to croon ....... Enter monastery ..... Bicycling .,..........,,,,,,, Winniiig smile ...... Be had once ......... Lose her voice ..... Dog stuiier ...... Shyness ......,..... Be quiet once ..... Modeling ,.....,..,.., Ventilated cars ......... Bumming rides .....,...,.. Yacht and Penthouse .. Be Cupid .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dancing .,....,....,,,,,,,,,, Be coy ...........,,,,,, Be graceful .......,.........,. ,,,,,,,, Sword swallower .........,.,,, ,,,,,,,, Learn test for C2H302 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Very timid ..........,.,........,, . ,,,,,,, , Peel-:'a'boo dresses ....... ..,.,,. Red shirts ....... . ........ . Governess .............. Mostly women ..... Hamburgers ...... Track fmudj .,..... It man ......,. .. Stt-ooge .... .... That look ........... Any peroxide ..... Freshies ...,....,.,, Grow taller ......... Collecting fleas ...... Boy Scouts ......... Lawrence ..,....... Blushing .......... Telling jokes ....... Russians ...,...... Ladies man ...... How I rate ......... Bench warmer ..... Torch singer .................,.,,,,.,,,,,,, Still burning .................,,.,,, i,.,,,, Not get wet in water ...........,,,,., Bewildered bridegroom ............... Belle of Crow Canyon ........,...... ,Pass out her telephone number Won't tell ......................,, ,,,,,., Marry money .........,.,... .....,,. Walks in sleep ...... Chemistry ....,.,..... . Walter Calvin ...... ....... ........ Smuggler ...................,...... ........ What to wear ,.,.......... .....,....,..,., That certain senior girl Shyness ............................ ........ Tonna ........................... ........ Too noisy ..... Still stooge .,....... Music? .................... Be able to smile .... Fix her hair ......... Cut paper dolls Loves 'em all ..... Washing his socks Model in I. Magnin's Stringing fiddles Bewildered bride Child prodigy Singing garbage man Tamer for L. Club Burlesque queen Tombstone chiseler Plays the sax now Owns mud flats Holy Roller Jigger at Sweets Nursery U1 owner Only woman blacksmith Uncle Ezra? ? ? Collecting hen's Q71 teeth Still blushing ,Tu-by or not tu-by Znd Bill Oswill G. A. C. member Still thinks he rates Stooge to wimpy Still running Commrad to Hitler Still stooging Wears size 12vs Learning to knit Pres. of Student Control Nothing as yet Cigar store Indian Finding his missing link Proverhial wife Innkeeper at Little America Pushing baby buggy Model for fire sle Master of Math. in Russell City Jiltcd lover Communist in Russia Gong ringer on amateur hour No one knows ' Water boy for H. U. H. S. Curves ? ? Y .....,.....,,..,.,,,, .,,,, , Contestant in dance marathon... A ' .Model for Kelpomalt Uncle George If I had wings of an Angel! Interpretative dancer Camel herder Walked too far one night ? Y ? Insomnia victim Still waiting for Jeanie Engaged to Drggie Umbson Dairy maid in Alps Autographs bad cheks fchecksj Gold digger at Stanford Sells shoe strings Silencer on NBC Those wild parties Play 2nd hddle Gertrude Stein Ruin runner She married her boss Dime jigger at San Lorenzo YTlE4LLQ QL WW PULLS THY STRINGS A - . -1 ' v., ' '. wt vu-5 Jr' -n- , 1 'L ' 15 1 , ' 36 I -Y Y -,' , . y -V X , , 11 W1 f . P .M ,v , ., . . n I l f , ' 5 1 , ' -X' . A ' C 4. H 1 11,5 - .1 -, 1 '. yn. , -,r . ,.,E'0 m'3F RM- Y NIH: w KW '-Y QUEEN '- 4 0F'TBERBhRBERS ,'ED1 A1-in Ji M f H YELL gruzri J W ,X gk x 5 Ie, ,ns 35 . A511 E .L SEFQRE HUHUSCUPE NAME CHERISHED HOPE OR THIS TWENTT 'YEARS HENCE Nunes, Anthony ......., Cartoonist for balyfhoo ...... Perfect his ideals ,.,. .,,,,,,,, S till Lil O'Conner, justine . Trombone player ......... ...... G ordon .,............... .....,.,.. M rs. G. Hornall Okada, Kinji .................. Design a new balloon . ...... Lady killer ...,,,,. .,.,,.,,, l dealist Qkada, Masao .......... Model in Roos Bros. .. ...... Clothes ....,,,.......... ......,., D tives fish wagon Qlaughlin, Geraldine Live in Frisco ......A.......,....... ..,...... E ating hamburgers .. ,.,... Stooge to E. Dusio Q,-ella, Lillian ,,.....,.... Model clothes .,,.....,...............,,......,. Sisterfinflaw ,,....,,,.., ,,,,,,,,, M odel for statutes Oswill, William ....... Hula dancer in Hotel blowout ..,... S. Passion ........ Holy Roller minister Paulus Rosa ,,,.,..,.. . Be a cosinetologist ...,...,.....,,........... China dolls ..... ,,..,,,,, P aint signsfor want ads Paulsqn, Allred ...... . No. 1 pistol shooter ............ ...,..... B e a cop ,...,. ....,,,.. S till trying ion Lorene Pederson, Rolf ...... . Be hero No. l ............,,. ..,,,. S lot machines . ......... Runs water Pereira, George ...... . BC tall .,.......,..................... ...... B aby face .,...........,..,. Midget in circus Perry, Elmer ,,,.,,.... . Prof. in girls dormitory ,.,,.. ......... G irls E? girls ,,,,,,,l,,,,,,, Owns Burlesque Peters, Howard ..... . Petersen, Clarice . Pimentel, Diana . Plumb, Eddie ....... . Pocan, Robert ........ . Pryzbos, Nora ...,...... Ramos, Iosephine ....., Reimers, Louise .,.. . Reuter, Alfretta ........ Roberts, Fred ....,... . Robinson, George .... Roderick, Manuel ...... Rollin, Robert ........ . Romanolo, Italo ........ Rosa, Manuel ........ . Ross, Clara ,....... . Ross, Harriet ..,..... . Schlienz, Anita ...... . Shaubel, William ...... Sheldon, Everett ........ Silva, Arthur ,.... . Silva, Oliver ....... . Silva, Octavia .... . Silver, Ernest ..,..... . Smith, Pauline ...... ....... Smith, Phyllis ............ Stromberg, Barbara . ....... . Strutz, Allan ,... ..., . Strutz, Hazel ..,,.,.,.. Tabel, Annelise ......., Tanesawa, Kazue ...... Texeira, Gilbert ........ Thompson, Harrie .... Thompson, Paul ..... Thompson, Ralph .... Town, Clayda ..,.,.,. . Uhrine, Dorothy ...... Umbson D1 mar ...,.. . , .g ...... Vaz, Edward ..,....... . Vejby, Robert ...... ....... Vierra, Melvin ................ Veirra, Mildred ........ VonNeida, Pegeen ..., Wagle, Jack ........,..... Wakefield, Lucille .... Wilder, Nina ........ . Williams, James .... . Williams, Ray ...... . Williams, Vernon . Wilson, Dick ............ Woolfe, Phillip ........ Wulfert, Alfreda ,..,.. Woodworth, Lloyd .. Stooge to Benny Goodman ,...,,. .. Show those pictures ..,..... ......Body guard for Alfreda Raise mustache ...,.......... ......... Drummer in Holy Ghost Burned those pictures Dummies ..,....,...... . .....,.., ,.,,, i ...Still making dummies .Tap dancer in San Lorenzo Soup hound hate men! QB. GJ ....,..,.Oscar, Jr. .........Still unmarried fold maidj ....,,...Gold digger in Hayward .........Maybe not .........Edito1' at Agnews Prof. of Zoology at Napa Peddle shopping news in Hayward .........Still a flop .........Peddling Linguica .........Married a pauper .......,.Rough neck, prof. tumbler .........Owns a speakeasy .........Heart breaker fbrokenj .........Selling kisses Minister in Alvarado Still a drug store cowboy Love, honor, and obey? Edit HayfPress ......,...... .,.....,, Dancer at burlesque ......,........ ,..,.. S inging Old Black Joe ,,,, Haywards acc bootlegger .............. Beer f Bug .,,....,.,,,,,,,,., Be lst prize winner in beauty .......... Robert G. .............,. . Mrs. Oscar Hug ..................,........... Brotherfin-laws ,..,. How to get a man . ............... How I lost mine Dodge Ozzie ........ ......... A ll star .............. Only Ruth ......... ......... M ayhe Ruth ...... Sports editor ...... Sane asylums ltalo's Stooge ...... .......,. B allet dancing ....... Raise H f f - l ......... ......... B e nice ,,.,,,,.,,,,,, BC able to rate ....... ....,.... T hinks he rates Be a wolf ..,......... ........ ......... D i mejigger .......... Marry a million .........,. ......... T hose millions . lf I could only dance ......... Talking ..., Get drunk ......................... ......... A ksel ........ Mc and the moon ................ ....,.... T he menace ....,.., Girls must be kissproof ........ ......,.. W eaker sex ........... Have straight hair ............. ...... P laying in snow ...... Own drug store ........... ......... T hat smile ............. Perfect figure ...... ......... C lothes ....................................... Speedburner ..... ......... B e Called AC Be a lady .............. Be Martha Rae ..,.... Be a nurse ................ .........Stooge to A. W. P .........Never be drunk Be a man someday .... ......... S ocial climber 'lnd Alice Faye ........ Read bedtime stories China doll .......,........... .........Tapping ......Fa1ry tales Still working in Abreu's Model for toothpaste adds Rearing little Phyllis War nurse in battle of Mt. Eden Communist ........,Model for toupees .........Balyhoo reader ......lust ua japanese idol .........Selling bologna Warden in Sing Sing ....... ........, C utting ..,....,............... Own a car .................... ......... C ut Agnes's throat ...... Be idol of girls ...............,. ............ S howoli ....................................... Have a girl ,...................,....... ...,.... T oo loud ......................... There was an awful storm one night and our Town disappeared To say her last name correctly...,.... Be boss of Stan Miller .................... Stanley ................. Rolf Pedersen ...,......................... .........Convict in Alcatraz Still trying to rate Plays left out Directs burlesque scenes Replace Mr. King Stan shot her, too bossy Own Moulin Rouge ..... .,.......... M a's baby ....... ......... W ine, women, and song Shoot all girls ............,... ....... .Can't be clone . Married and divorced Take ballet dancing ........................ Petiteness ...... lust a gigolo Take other giri's boy friends .......... Two-timer ....... Still a twoftimer G. A, C. member ........................... Eat lolypops ...... ......, ......... A l l American Girl Taxidermist .......................... ,........ S tufl Elma ........ ,.............. ......... S t omach stutler Be a great star .................... ......... S inging waitress ......................... Still trying to star Direct C. V. Showhouse ................ Nudist C. in Holy City ............. Bubble dance with S. Rand To get a job ........................ ...... W hat papa thinks .......,............. Very important guy Try to get a girl ..........,.... ...... S till trying ....................... ......... S till trying Be a big shot ..,......,. .............., Shot but not big .... ......... M aking midgets that don't run Dodging Andrade ....,..................... Loafing ................... ......... G igolo in Rat Races Would reveal his secrets only to interviewer! A different guy ...............,.. ,.,... ........ W o uldn't say ....... ......... V . B. player in museum Work in a cool place .................... Campfare girl ....... ......... W orks in sewers ......Teacher's pet .........Graduates from Hayward in 1950 Yonekura, Susumu .......... Jap. Major Bowes ..,...... 31 7 9 IS 23 25 7 9 13 I6 Z3 29 6 IO 13 I6 20 11 Z 10 ll IS 8 15' I9 20 20 21 22 GHLEHDHH FUR THE UEHH Qver eleven hundred students returned to their alma mater to begin a most successful school year. New faculty members introduced were: Misses Rivers, Napier, Warrens, Sturtevant, Smith, McLz1ren, Walsli, Holmbcrg, Mrs. Westhroolc, Mr. Santos, and Mr. King. SEPTEMBER Students enjoyed Lahor Day holiday. All eelehrated Admission Day. A free dance in the old shop started the Hayward High social whirl. ,lack Rank pcrtrayed six dilferent characters in a thretfact play. Sportsfluving lads and lassies enjoyed the Block H Dance. OCTOBER Arthur Cone told of his experiences while traveling around the world on 32.25. Everyone celebrated at the Senioris Victory Dance. jacqucline Duke, child prodigy violinist, presented a musical program. The P. T. A. sponsored a dance for low freshmen. The sophomores ollered the Sugary Swing fer dance lovers. Talented actors presented a drama, The Fool. NOVEMBER Dancers hopped at the High Seniors' Hoosegow. Armistice Day Assembly stirred up patriotism. Dramatics classes presented an evening of drama. Book XVeek oliered a delightful contest. fDid you try it7j A. G. S. inemhcrs carried sunshine to Arroyo. The yearbook stall' sponsored the Big Game Dance. DECEMBER Combined Glee Clubs oiierecl a musical program. F. F. A. gave an enjoyahle movie. King Ray Williaiiis and Queen Jeanne Sorenson reigned at the Dauher's Ball. The music and dramatics classes presented the traditional Christmas festival. JANUARY The Juniors gave their dance. Pop Hanlon, the Ninefllah Boy, was given a grand send-olf. Mr. Capito was installed as new math instructor. january graduates enjoyed a snow party at Long Barn. Jimmie turned gavel over to the personality boy, Bob Vejby. S:niors graduated in caps and gowns. Graduates enjoyed a final dinner together. january graduates prommed amid Japanese lanterns and flowers. 4 9 ll 18 24 26 4 9 12 13 17 19 29 7 S 14 16 20 7.2 23 ZJ 5 6 14 20 21 'li '28 4 6 '1 9 io ll IIHLEHUHH FUR THE LIEHH FEBRUARY The neverftofhefforgotten Senior Extravaganza delighted students. The wonders of liquid air were made known to students. Freshman Valentine Dance uncovered many heart-throbs. Delightful Wztsliington High School program was presented to our students. Hayward gave a taste oi the Extravaganza to Wasliiiigtoii High. College of the Pacihc ollercd music and comedy. P. T. A. dance. MARCH Hot oil' the Press was enjoyed by movie fans. Hayward High swam in its Hrst meet at the Hayward Plunge. Varsity overwhelmed faculty in a thrilling basketball game. A. B. S. Shamrock Ball presented real Irish atmosphere. Frzmont girls enjoyed a play day at Hayward High. Orendo, the magician, mystihed his audience. Faculty program displayed unexpected talent. Students and teachers rest for a week. APML Daubcrs gave dance to increase their scholarship fund, Buddy Rogers thrilled his movie fans. Comhined C-lee Clubs presented a delightful musical program. Modern Dancers, taught hy Miss Smith, offered an evening dance program. Livermore displayed their talent. The Mississippians presented a pay assembly. San ,lose State College gave a program. A. B. S. members danced with A, G. S. girls at the A. C, S. Rainbow Romp MAY Stanferd tumbled, pantomined, and sang to delight us. F. F. A. gave West of the Pecos. Kountry Karnival went over with a hang. A. B. S. entertained with a movie. All of us experienced 'LGrowing Pains put on by the dramatic classes. Hayward presented program at Livermore. Nlodcsto junior College Girls' Clee Club aided in our Memorial Day program. Block H Varsity Drag was very successful. JUNE Fathers and Sons had a grand getftogether. Seniors attended Baccalaureate services. june graduates enjoyed a picnic, The high and mighty seniors received their sheepskins. Mies Smith served Afternoon Tea to girl graduates. Seniors banqueted at the Hotel Merritt. Dancers glided under a blue canopy at the Senior Ball. HEALD'S COLLEGE OAKLAND CALIFORNIA THE BUSINESS FIELD OPPORTUNITIES . . . Cf all the vocations today, more are to be found in the field of Busif ness than in any other. Salesmen, clerks, secretaries, bookkeepers, managers, operators of office appliances-these people are needed hy the thousands. TRAINING . . . In no other field is Training more essential. The high rewards come to those who are well prepared. Business Education plus skill not only assures opportunity of employment, but makes possible advance' ment and greater earnings. 75 YEARS OF SERVICE . . . Heald College has been preparing men and women for almost three' quarters of a century in Business Education. It specializes in the development of business skills, which coupled with a knowledge of commerce, assures successful careers for its graduates. Announcement of Course Sent Upon Request I Congratulations From THE HOME OF MODERN I'IAIRSTYLISTS AMANDA'S BEAUTY PARLOR May we 1058 B Street Schafer Bldg. Castro at B Street HELEN BORRECO suggest a charming coijfure to reflect your individual personality SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '37 B O R D E N ' S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Light Lunches FRESH MILK AND ICE CREAM Telephone Hayward 310 COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR IE. MANTER Always Interested in Your School'Activities and Willing to Support Their Worthy Cause Cvvldisvqj E2 WVXOBL- Compliments of Unique Ladies Apparel for the fastidious woman 0 IEWELRY STORE Mezz. Floor Schafer Bldg. Hayward, Calif, Hayward 719 952 B Street Hayward, Calif COMPLIMENTS Congratulations Class of '37 E. C. COOLIDGE FRED I. PLEVVES RADIO SERVICE TECHNICIAN HOME APPLIANCES Since 1928 HAYWARD RADIO SERVICE 818 B Street 1334 E. 14th Srreec Hayward, Calif. San Leandro, Calif. 505 Main Street Hayward CONGRATULATIONS WITH SINCERE WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS 20-30 CLUB HAYWARD CALIFORNIA Compliments of LEO PALMTAG HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA Hayward 148-W 880 B Street Breakfast Hot Lunches SUCCESS and HAPPINESS THE BLUE MOON FOUNTAIN LUNCH MISS BORREE-CLASS '36 354 Castro Street Hayward 261 SUCCESS TO CLASS OF '37 REID'S DRUG STORE QQOBSTREET HAYWARD CALIFORNIA RADIOS TIRES COMPLIMENTS OF MAIESTIC CLOTHIERS HARRY CARR The Smartest Sport Tags in Town-Styled for 'You 978 B STREET HAYWARD 1900 IIIILT DOHIIQIQ SUPER SERVICE STATION 45 9 Castro Street ALWAYS SUPPORTS THE STUDENT BODY MAIN GARAGE 825 A Street Qf5f5fx COMPLIMENTS OF HAYWARD DRUG CO. 950 B Street Hayward, Calif. Your Kodak Hlnis should be brought to us for finishing. Drop your films here at noon- pick them up at fourfthirty. We operate our own finishing plant. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP COMPLIMENTS OF 1oNEs aa KING C o n t r a C t o 1' s HAYWARD CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS ,4 qwz Full Course Dinners 5 25 Castro Street Phone Hayward 1 144 COMPLIMENTS OF I HAYWARD MORTUARY CHAS. P. MACHADO, Manager Class of '23 Phone Hayward 1220 297 Castro Street SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES HAYWARD PLUMBING CO. SALES AND SERVICE W,LxLLY HASKELL, Proprietor 1075 A Street 'Phonesz Hayward 638f929fW COMPLIMENTS OF STOWE-LIMA LLIMBER CO., Inc. LUMBER AND ITS PRODUCTS B and Commercial Streets Telephone Hayward 430 COMPLIMENTS OF o Q QM WNV wif B E V E Pr A G E S ' QHAYWARD BOTTLING cog A Complete Line of Soft Drinks Hayward 789 9329 A Street for Economical Trninsporlatian G EO For Economical Service KENT SNYDER MOTOR CO. 351 Castro Street Hayward 374- COM PLIMENTS OF I.. K. PETEQSON - DRAYMAN - HAYWARD CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS I. K. N I S S E N MONUMENT AND GENERAL CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION o 'Z 987 East 14th Street Hayward, California QFFICERS DIRECTORS I. B. Parsons, l7'rcsidunt I. H4 GQIHSIDCYQCY ,l. H. Cansbcrgcr. Vicc Pr jacob Harder, jr. F. C. XX'inmn, Vicc Pres. IV. H. MCCk Temple Crane, Vice Pres. F. C. NVinton H, Hcnningscn, Cashier 1. B. Parsons M. II. Rodgcrs, Asst, Cashier A- E- M-HHCCF Tillie McCoy, Assn. Cashier Ilgnilscn . . oze Marlin W. Haley , 1 Y ,, y X 7 V , P X ,A IK 01 D 'l'1' AX Ei IW .QxIlxl.l DS - l89I - The Oldest Bank in Alameda County Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENTS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK H NELS E. NELSEN HAYWARD MILL AND LUMBER CO. Class '21 Compliments of Compliments of OUR PLACE fLELAND HANKEJ 1044 B Street Hayward 760 928 B Street Hayward Compliments of E. R. ABROTT PLUMBING AND HEATING SPARK STOVES EXPERT SERVICE 808 A Street Hayward 1598-W Success and Good Wishes FRATES BOOT SHOP QUALITY FOOTWEAR 1068 B Street Phone Hayward 989 M. J. FRATES ED. L. FRATES COMPLIMENTS AND GOOD WISHES from your S A E? EWAY FOOD STORES HAYWARD CALIFORNIA BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS H. HANSEN'S Service Station A and MAIN STREET New Future Home-C and Castro Street-New Super Service Station Double Check Lubrication A- Lee and Goodyear Tires - Signal Gas and Oil COMPLIMENTS OF H A Y w A R D POULTRY PRODUCERS' ASSGCIATION E. RUUS, Manager 631 B Street We Are Happy to Congratulate Another Successful Class LUSTIG FURNITURE 8 HARDWARE COMPANY WEDGEWOOD RANGES - NEW AND USED - FRIGIDAIRE PAINT - PLUMBING - BUILDING MATERIAL 528 Watkins Street Telephone Hayward 829 COMPLIMENTS OF RAVANO BROS. MARKET EXCELLENT FOOD GRoGERs Meats - Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables S28 B Street Phones: Hayward 398 and 400 The following professional men have again MELVIN G. HENNINGSEN D. D. S. H. U. H. S. '27 proven their true spirit of cooperation by donations DR. A. F. STEINMETZ Physician and Surgeon M. W. THORPE, M. D. H. P. STRUBLE, M. D. F. K. KEARNEY, M. D. H. U. H. S. '25 DR. J. STERLING BALLARD Dentist DR. HERMAN A. EGGERT Dentist H. D. BEAUCHAMP, M. D. DR. JOHN A. AZEVEDC Physician and Surgeon DR. W. S. CTCONNOR Dentist DR. R. M. MANSON Physician and Surgeon H. C. CROCKETT, M. D. E. S. MILFORD M. D. Physician and Surgeon DR D I MANLEY Physician and Surgeon F .. ,,.,, CONGRATULATIONS TO ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL CLASS LS Bm. M O R T U A R Y ' ' ' ' H A Y W A R D H. M. SORENSEN INGE SURENSEN COMPLIMENTS OF HAGSTROIVLS FOOD STORES 1080 B STREET HAYWARD WE WISH 'YOU SUCCESS The Tastiest Hamburgers in Town HAMBURGER QUEEN HOTLUNCHES , Appetite Keen - Come See the .Queen TOM GORGOLETIS Hayward, California. Manage-r 615 Castro Street 5 Q CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF N37 Hayward Typewriter 63 Office Machine Company 586 Castro Street Phone Hayward 437 Portable Typcwritersf-Adding Ivizuzhiues-Excellent Rcpniring-Immediate Service Students Rental Service, Three Moriths, 5155.00 COM PLIM ENTS BUTTER ICE CREAM Creamery Co. THE MILK WITH LCTS OF CREAM FRANK TERRY, Manager 19 Castro Street Eglutlfs ggigle 5111113 EXCLUSIVE APPAREL For Women and Juveniles Phone Hayward 924 0 938 B Street Hayward, California Compliments of Economy Cloak 51 Dress Shop Exclusive Ladies' Apparel HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA 982 B Street Hayward 96fj DON'T GUESS . . . Take It To NIP The CLEANER DE LUXE Telephone Hayward 1626 Compliments of Block Furniture Co. H A Y W A R D 405 Mai11 Street Hayward 61 May Success and Good Luck Follow ALWAYS 1. 1, THORLIP CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 227 Main St. Hayward 1518fR S U CC E S S DE LUXE CLEANERS Hayward 281 1048K B Street HAYWARD SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '37 HAYWARD BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 941 ATI-IERTON STREET ORLAND CLOSE Compliments of Hayward Floral Shop M. E. SEAVER Wlz.ere 'You Are Always Welco1ne 582 Castro St. Hayward 3 Success-Happiness Hayward Ice Delivery Cold Alone Is Not Enough H. E. EDXVARDS, Manager A Street at S. P. Tracks Compliments of ALVIN JOSEPH MOTOR :: SERVICE Complete Lubrication Service 33 B and Wzmtkiiis Hayward 179 L Compliments of A NIEDRICH'S Your School Store 0 22497 Foothill Blvd. Hayward 833 COMPLIMENTS OF M A C M A R R FOOD STORES I'I.'XYXVARID - C.-XSTRO VALLEY 1034 B Strcct 6087 Castro Valley Blvd, BUICK COMPLIMENTS OF H A N S O GAA R D Ogaard Motor Co. HAYWARD COMPLIMENTS OF California Meat Market CLARENCE VIERR,N, Proprietor SAN LEANDRO HASKELL BERRY Printer CHOICE FRESH MEATS 0 0 Hayward 884 538 Main St. 754 C Street Phone 489 Future Success Success and Happiness HOLMES MASSA'S GRQCERY CQ. DRYGQQDS EIUOY Finer -C3-lualffb' Foods A Wide Variety of the Finest Materials B and Maiii Streets Hayward 927 B Street Hayward T. E. CARDOZA A, T. ROGERS CONGRATULATIONS FROM -Q Cleaners and Dyers - THE STATE WAY IS THE BEST WAY- 21642 East 14th Street 4 Phone Hayward 1043 COMPLIMENTS OF HAYWARD LAUNDRY COMPLETE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING SERVICE F. R. POLENSKE, P-roprierov 22453 Ruby Street SlIa1mo'n Wisl1es 'You Success SHANNON Paint and Wall Paper Store Think of the River Remember the Name' 1 QUALITY PAINTS 924 A St. Hayward 1229fW Compliments of HARRY DLIARTE SHEET METAL WORKS PLUMBING :: HEfXTING 1086 A Street Hayward 464 MEL SIMON Telephone Hayward 231 Success to the Class of '37 Hayward Furniture Company TONY RODRIGUES, Pvopvfietor 627 Main St. Hayward 104 Good Luck Students HAMBLIRGER TONY ANTHONY ALVES Q YOUR SCHOOL LUNCHROOM RUDY TOMICICH ONWARD STUDENTS OF '37 MEL AND RUDY MEN AND BOYS' WEAR SMART SPORT 'TOGS 1 O64f1 066 B Street Telephone Hayward 136 SUCCESS AND Cooo WISHES STOP'N SHOP MARKET 1022 B Street H. O. YOUNG Phone Hayward 106 Our Excellent Choice of Inspected Foods is 'Your Protection MEAT -M GROCERIES - FISH - POULTRY - DELICATESSEN Compliments of Compliments of Petersen Hardware E D' H A A S APEX W.AsH1NC MACHINES Ieweler REFRIGERATORS o 1037 B Street Hayward 91 5 64 Castro St. Hayward Congratulations Compliments of Q U I S T B R O S. Lumber CO' ABRELVS PHARMACY We Specialize in KNOTTY PINE FINISH 0 751 D Street Hayward 120 1014 B Street Hayward 111 1 SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '37 SPROUSE REITZ CO., Inc. HAYWARD 5'-10-15 Cents Nothing Over 49 Cents E. MAXWELL, Manager 920 B Street MANY THANKS FOR TOUR PATRONAGE I-IUNT'S CREAMERY The Home of the Deliciously Different Ice C recm1 972 B STREET Telephone Hayward 1973 COMPLIMENTS OF WARREN TRANSPORTATION CO. E. GUY WARREN-CLASS '18 XYKWETTTAN t Y' HESPERIN BLVD. HAYWARD 178 COMPLIMENTS OF COTTAGE BAKING CO. The Home of HONEY KREAMH BREAD AND CAKES S33-939 B Street Telephone Hayward 128 Wl1e1'e Friendship Dwells and Proves Itself, Q, f,n M P Pinifs 33'5?Yvf3?53 iD if'fw'hS?1Ff-Sf' Fic. QMS? Q-'x.I'-f'5 V iq l, ..iL11 Ni' ,f--. O iiiieiliw ' R R T ' 3 P .l5 ' I- W . f f 2 , ,rf A fffif-:HW E EEE f W-L if V T Q. :gi ,FQ ,,,l .wr N. ,, U V7-191 Hiwgfff - if 'fm ' W IH 4' -QT, mm, .P . . W. , .: LS ',. Aqy, ,I . .'9n,,,,i,,, A T A R ,dz-,,.,,. ,.... , L.. A b - T ,edzrden Wzapel --' ' :'T NTf3FW'PT Y Compliments of MARLIN W. HALEY ATTORN EY'AT'LAW Compliments rom Compliments O M I L T O N S MEININGER 8 CO Hayward s Leadmg Cafe and Confecuonary S T A T I O N E R S Wheve Sefmce and Courtesy Excells FINE LUNCHES EG? DINNERS Meet your friends at MIICOH s B and Castro Hayward COMPLIMENTS 1 B PARSONS 1891 1937 'You have enjoyed the ne eclucatwnal amlmes wlnch have been the pleasure our commumtv to offer 'Yom paoents have gwen vou a wonder ul start May you always entertazn success f f A O 0 Q 1 5 , f... . of MARTIN PRESS PRINTING I Q + PUBLISHING 5 E 15: I II H n v 3 N 1 A u E L M E I Y T Y I. C. MARTIN 917 C STREET IIAYWARD CALIFORNIA X-XXXXXIIIXXXQIQQIXXXXXXXLX X- X X X X ' X X XXX X ' XX XXX X f X X X ' X XXXXX XXX X X X X X X N X X X X X X X X X XXX . 1 X X X XXX X X X XXX . X X X X X X XX X X XX XXXX X X XX X X X' 'X XX XX X X X MXX - X 'X'X X X XX X X XX XXXX X XX XX XXXX X X ' XXI XXX Il XXX X X X XXX X X XX X XX X X 'X XX X XX XXXXX ' X X XX XX XX X X X .X XXXX X XX XXX X X - X X X X X X X XXXX XX X - XX X X' XXX X XX XX X 'X Xl .X XX Xf'X ' X X XX'XX XX' X7 X X X X X X X ' X X XX XX XXX' X X XXX X - I XX! XX XXX CX X' X X XXX X X X XXX X X X XXX X X L X X X X X X X XX. 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