Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

1 'wr H HHUW HHH UHIUH HIGH S HHUWHHU UHLHUHHIH 1937 -38 HHUGULIJ To Mary Scanlan, an efficient counselor, and To Margaret Hayes, our interested adviser, we dedicate this 193788 yearbook. We wish to pay tribute to N. P. Nielsen, who resigned from the board of trustees of our school after serving for twentyfnine years. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ..................,............... 4 Administration and Faculty ..A..... 6 Graduates .......,............................ 1 1 Class Pictures ........ .......,, 1 8 Awards ............... ......... 2 1 Publications ....,,.... ..,,.,... 2 5 Student Councils ..... ......... 2 6 Clubs ..........,...... ........ 2 8 Club Activities ....., .,... 3 O Music ............. ..,.. 3 2 Drama ...,..,,,,,..., ,,,,. 3 3 Boys' Sports ...,,.....i., ,.,i,,,,, 3 7 Sports Calendars ..,., ,.,,..,,, 4 O Girls' Sports ........., .......,, 4 2 Snap Shots ...... .,... ......... 4 7 School Calendar ,,... ,,.,.,,,, 4 8 Ads ...................., ,,,,,,,,, 5 2 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The Hayward Union High School campus is one of the most beautiful in the United States. There is not another like it in the world. That individuals differ among themselves is a readily observable fact, even in a single ability no two persons are ever identical. We recognize the voice of a friend because there is not another exactly like it, we preserve photographs of members of the family because they are uniqueg the finger prints of a criminal are used to identify him because those prints could never be exactly duplicated. I trust that you carry with you always, in memory, a picture of our beautiful buildings and grounds, ever remembering that they are as different from other schools as ou i er rom an o erin ivi ua. y d ff f y th d d I I-I. B. LONG BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marlin Haley Hilda Mellenthin I. B. Parsons Wm. Jacobsen Guy Warreii ADMINISTRATION H. B. LOf1g ........... .......... D istrict Superintendent H. S. Hampton ......... ......,...,.,,,,,..,,. V icefprincipal Carl EkO0S ............. .................... D ean of Boys Annis Ostrander ....... ,..,,.... D ean of Girls Helen Towner ...... ,.,..,...... S ecretary FACULTY ENGLISH - Esther McStay, H. S. Hampton, Margaret Hayes, Lowell Martin, lnola Millican, Sybil Schwarz, Dorothy Walsh, Frances Warren, Deborah Webb, George Wilson, Ruth Worwood. COMMERCIAL - O. B. Paulsen, Isabelle Berg, M. J. Brady, Jeanne Downs, M. F. Jones, Mrs. Kelly, Alice Parker, Mary Scanlan, Alfred Underhill, Hortense Van Hollebeke. MATHEMATICS - C. Capito, N. O. Best, Edris Rahn, Sybil Schwarz. LANGUAGE - Blanche Sullivan, Inola Millican, Helga Nielsen, Florence WzIrre1'i, Allyce Westbrook, Dorothy Young. SCIENCE - Carl Ekoos, Haydn Davies, E. W. Ludecke, C. N. Nelson, Martha Waitsoiw. ART - Evelyn Rogers, G. Irving, Elaine Macabee. SHOP - B. K. Smith, D. Walfron. MUSIC - Helen Morse, E. White. HOME ECONOMICS - Anna Needham, Leola Buss, Rachel Harris, Mabel White. ' AGRICULTURE - O. C. Markwell, D. Walfroxi. LIBRARY - Mary Bejach. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Eulalia Tillotson, Marjorie McLaren, Dorothy Smith. Bovs' PHYs1cAL EDUCATION - A. Laws, M. F. jones, C. Baracchi. 6 F. W. CATHEY -vi I I. B. PARSONS C. BARRACCHI ISABELLE BERG N. O. BEST M. J. BRADY LEOTA EUSS I I Q pu, 5 'V' 'R H, DAVIES JEANNE DOWNS HELEN EBERT RACHEL HARRIS MARGARET HAYES I. ii is If-5. JONES M JONES A D LAWS F W LUDECKE O C MARKWELL H B LONG , T51 M, MASSON HELEN MORSE MARJORIE MnLAREN ESTHER McSTAY H. S. HAMPTON ANNA NEEDHAM I 5? g sg-, W I ALICE PARKER O PAULSEN EDRIS RAHN ANNIS OSTRANDER F EVELYN ROGERS Q J. M. SANTOS x., C CAPITO 2 Wmf JACOBSEN LOWELL MARTIN 4,32 HILDA MELLINTHIN I LN -'r I I 6. IRVING, AI E. MASSA CLARENCE NELSON HELGA NIELSEN . . . A I x I I -2-. ey M If MARY SCANLAN SYBIL SCHWARZ 1 1 ,, I W1 ' ' , N y - - A A V, A , -xo, , 'f 4 Wy! nm .A 35 ' , ' K . I . I 15.1 5 A ,gui , 1 I -Y . A ' ' -. 5 vi. 11' A I-ii -f-. :az I I A I -.f I , . H fs. 1. , Q I f' x K -' Zi: 'I If lifvefili' SULLIVAN A. UNDERHILI. C. EKOOS H. VAN HOLLENEKE D. WALFRON DOROTHY WALSH I L x. I 3 I I IK X . I .nw ,, L I iv- , FLORENCE WARRENS JDQ MARTHA WATSON , DEBORAH WEBB . HELEN TOWNER ALYSE WESTBROOK MABEL WHITE Il., ED WHITE G. Z. WILSON RUTH WORWOOD DOROTHY YOUNG 'Years we have spent within schoolroorn wallsg Our footsteps have lagged along spacious halls. One milestone wehve passed. Through portals wide We pass, to explore the world outside. 1 , ERNEST AZEVEDO ' LESLIE BROOKE HARRY BROWNELL . ik I , I!-'E tr A I f' I A ' I An I.. -A LOUIS COLUMBUS MAXINE CORREA KENNETH CROGAN ROY DYE 5' 'I 9 . . f , vs? I 1 Y AF 'I .. V ' , Qi I 'I I Q II , n I 'F N 3 . I ' ' I X I ...X IRM S2 - ,.,gsgg3,' , ,- II I L I ,. px in ' 'I I IR ISADCRA BUENO EZ 1 KAZUMI FU RUTA CLEMENT COLE GERALDINE GRANTLY tv- HARRY HOYER HANABUL JORDAN MARION LARSON HARRY LEWIS FRANCES LIMPO ' ffrfkinfgl 5. 'ju Tan --'I' WILLIAM LUTSCHAN CATHRINE MACHADO MILDRED MCGHEE ANDREW MEDIEROS FRANK MEDIEROS J I If '. 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T--wry I L LQ: Lfl lg- 1 CATHERINE COBDEN CECILY COHEN DONALD COLEMAN BERNICE CORREA MAY DANIELS EVAN DAY WILLIAM DeBARIOS 1 MINNIE DEGLER GRACE DOANE SIDNEY CASTRO DOROTHY CRAIG MARIE DUKE fl I' I T1 FR JOHN ESLINGER KATHLEEN ESLINGER RAMONA ESLINGER JACK FEDRICK ELVIS FERGUSON gs ff- 4' ix U, IQ i JACK FITSCHEN DORA FRANCIS RUTH FROEHLICK EDWARD GAUBATZ ARTHUR GEE GILFILLAN LELAND GLAZE ROBERT GRAHAM ARLENE GRIFFIN FRED HILL JOEL HARRIS DOLORES HEMENEZ JUNE HODGKINS PATRICK HOPPER sw' HOUSTON LLOYD HUBBARD JAMES HUG JAMES JENSEN VIOLET JOHNSON ELMER JORGENSEN I V it 3- cr, Ain. A - ARTHUR KRETSCHMER MERRILL LaPOlNT PHYLLIS LEE REID LESSER DOUGLAS LEWIS NORMA LEWIS I A, I an ELEANOR LOBATO ROBERT LUCAS HARVEY MARSHALL FRANK MATEO SYLVIA MAZZERO ROBERT MENETRY V 1+ -iw.- I. kd! EDWARD MESICK HELEN MORITZ SUSANNAH NEUDECK MARJORIE NEWELL EDWARD NICHOLSEN GEORGE NUNES 4,- ' OLINDA NUNES VERNON NUNES GERTRUDE O BRIEN LORRAINE O FARRELL HENRY OI-ILSEN NORMA OJSTED 4- ' 11... I HI -FLORENCE PAULSEN WILMER PAULSEN WOODROW PAXTON K ANNE PETERSON DORIS POISAL WILLIAM POOLE ,L Q' Sf ANTOINETTE RATTI 5' 1 u DONALD RICHARDS gm, BERNETTA RYAN FUMIKO SAITO VERNON SERPA HENRY SILVA ESTHER SOBRAL I VERONICA RIGGS CHARLES SORENSEN ENSEN HOWARD SOXTO MARY SPINOSA SHIRLEY STAGG DOROTHY STOCKEL KT!! 41 1 L AND ROBERT STICKER DONALD SWITZER FIJSAYO TANAKA 'I ALICE THOMAS fi: AVID TUEL ROBERT TWIGGS HELEN UMBSON WILLIAM UNDERHILL EDITH VINCENT ROBERT WOODS 'mir .7 ELWOOD BAPTIST, uv. qs RICHARD BALLARD Z I, I A I ,. I 'II ' '. , QI In BARBARA BOYD PHILIP BRUSSEAU I ,,.II ,I f ' - IEE I EY , I I. I ' III. A T. f I l ,I -if FRANCIS CUNHA BOBBY JEANNE EDWARDS BENNIE GHIGLIONE Q ' L, 1 ' W ' Iii n I I ILI. IYIRGINIAII-IQHNSQN, ' WILLIAM De BERNARDI I , EARL FARRIS xx' F :-- V Y ,A ' , ,RI V A ',,II A I ,.,. ., . .,.: L I lx L 'fd A I 'V' x BARBARA GLANSBERG I I. IMARGAREIJQNES . II If' II I-I . IJ I I I, ANTIONETTE BIRITE I I I If 'A il. I 'Ei-I I -,I J - . ' . ISABELLE BUSK 5 I BARBARA De GREGORIO ' II Ia, I -I N' I L THEODORE FOUST - Z If . A' I I. Q' I Is I-'L . ,I4.. , -Ll RUTH GRANTLY Jia I 'IX' KI I LAwRsNcE KING I DOMINGO BLASQUEZ pf'- I .N I I , ILA COUTURE II I I . G' I I I I 3 Q.. I , I . I I MARIE DERRICQ nl!! I JACK FREIBU RGHO USE ' ' ' 42. . . , Ls I :AQ I Qin I xx .L I- I I '-- I . V ' . ' I-..::4.. A 'IfEm'I1JI'if..I GEORGE I-IANSEN In T ' 7 - III .5 'W-ff I I- tg' ir q ,L I .N FRIEDA- KNISPEL I I I I 4 HELEN BOWMAN 2 HELEN CUMMINGS QIIII A- ! I ROBERT DIXON NADINE GAGGIA I: ,A jf- ,. In Q . 5 If 'Ll JAMES JOHNSTON I 'FBS . WI Yf, YL I A 4. I I I H x:'AJQ. il :Q . n 'XVI'-,, my 4, V!! , I 'H I i X I Y , A , . J , L., L I , YVONNE Aue-usT ELVIS FERGUSON HELEN FLAGS 1'4 A 'n I LT '..Q','Qhgi ,D I I W I za 1 ' 11- I KK -.I I J L? --I : I .f I Q, I 'nn STANLEY LOCKETT '1 : - Y I' f, 'f ns., I , I is 'I' ' ,'., I ' :I RUTH MILLS - .'4 :II 1. . AI I I 2 A . ks I I Q. X moms PAXTON A GEORGIA RISLEY 7 YAEKO TAKEUCHI JAMES LOVERA FLORENCE LUCAS MIKE MIRAGLIO HARRY NABER L1-' I 4 PAULINE PAYNE ADELE PIANETTI CLIFFORD SERPA GERALD SLATER BEVERLY VAN DYKE MARGAREI WAXHAM . E A Q BELLA HARRIS LYNN I-IARTE E INR ?-I I gh ' f. 'Sill 1. L 5 I ' :sr E K ' ' L ' A H' I I1 as E2 W, E f if A- .af -' I I ,K I ' , R SHIME MATSUZAKI RAY MEYERS H N I iff E: GI ' .1. .Wx HELEN NABER GEORGE OAKES ,M jp .MQ I I I we I I1 ' I Xffn ALICE POWERS - 1 SHIRLEY STAGG I W I JEAN WRIGHT E 4 DONNA REINKING L 5-T' I , K W krx u. Y 4 I Qgvjf , Q I , E 4 'L I 1 s, I mx I ...-. 3. .vb--.M ROBERT SWEDENBORG ,f ' -, 7 I I im-as :- . 1 . cf X1 ALICE YONEKURAAMM. 3, , JUNIORS We, the junior Class of 1938, who have so faithfully guarded the farmer's plow for the past year, do hereby give the honor to the incoming juniors and trust them with its priceless symbolism. Cur class, we think, has been outstandingg as proof we offer George Pullman, all county left half back, our annual junior class dance, and our high scholastic rating, evidenced by the fact that there are a goodly number of juniors on the CSF. 18 k . 'x 4 SOPHOMORES Witl'1 Eric Lewis as president, Gene Millz11'cl and Barbara Hawkins as vicefpresiclent and Scc1'ct:u'y respectively, we, the sophomores, have passed through a very successful year. We won the studcntflnody prize awarded the class putting on the best assembly program. We gave 21 very successful Valentino Dance, and several of our members have made teams. 19 ,Eh 1 i rv mm I E., LIZ FRESHMEN As yet, we have had little opportunity to show what we can do. But two hundred seventy of us entered last fall and one hundred fortyfsix this january. Sometime soon we shall show the rest of the school what we can accomplish. 20 Willvrir Ashworth Sue Cooper Bennie Ferreira joe Lavoie Ramona Long Frederick Mahler' Mzinuel Martiiiez VALEDICTORIAN Fr IDCIS Cunha CAMERA SHY AWARDS Lawrence Moniz George Nomura Verna Nygren James Osborn Thomas Solenberg Joe Texeira Yaeko Takeuchi SALUTATORIAN Jeanne Sorenson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PINS Cecily Cohen, lla Couture, Dorothy Craig, Francis Cunha, Barbara De Gregorio, Ruth Froehlick, Robert Graham, Fred Hill, Harvey Marshall, Edward Nicholsen, Georgia Risley, Jeanne Sorenson, Dorothy Stockel, Robert Twiggs, Helen Umbson. STU DENT-BODY SERVICE POINT Earl Farris Sue Neudeck LIONS CLUB CITIZENSHIP Harvey Ivlarshall Helen Umbson GIRLS' LEAGUE HONOR PIN GIRLS' ATHLETIC AWARD Sue Ncudeck Ramona Eslinger Pauline Camenzind. CSF LIFE MEMBERSHIP Antoinette Birite Fred Hill Francis Cunha Harvey Marshall Barbara De Gregorio Jeanne Sorensen Ruth Frochlich Robert Twiggs CERTIFICATE OF RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Elizabeth Auwcrs, Louise Ballew, Helen Bowman, Viola Cauble, Sue Cooper, Bernice Correa, Doris Mae Daniels, Marie Dirricq, Marie Duke, Barbara Glanzberg, Dolores Hemenez, Violet Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Phyllis Lee, Shime Matsuzaki, Doris Pax' ton, Doris Poisal, Lydia Pryzbos, Tura Ricca, Bernetta Ryan, Esther Sobral, Fusayo Tanaka, Ruth Woodworth, Alice Yonekura. 21 'Neath pendant palm and eucalyptus tall Cupicl's wanderings are known to all. At games, in clubs, the spirit of cheer Descencls to make our school days clear. I i l ACTIVITIES -E 4154! - ' I I I WINGED WORDS STAFF Top Row: Mrs. Martin, Isabelle Uhrin, Barbara Rogerson. Second Row: Vera Von Wroiisky, Kimiko Fujii, Beatrice Ross, Ruth Rodgers, Mary Tavares. First Row: Lois Sage, Isabelle Busk, Betty Clark. HAYPRESS STAFF Leonard Baskin, Barbara Craig, Cecily Cohen, Louis Columbus, Sue Neudeck, Katherine Cobden Benny Chiglionc, Mr. Wilson, YEARBOOK STAFF Standing: Elizabeth Auwers, Miss McStay, Bob Dixon, Peter Trimble, Ed Bruce, Florence Azevedo Sitting: Champc Dobler, Doris May Daniels, Barbara Craig, George Nunes, Harvey Marshall Dorothy Craig, Fuxniko Saito, Bob Boyd. 25' 3 3 FALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Standing-Mr. Davies, Harvey Marshall. Sitting-Polly Calnenzind, Ed Nicholsen, Earl Farris, Georgia Risley, Bob Graham Arlene Griffin, Mainie Ramos, Helen Ulnlw son. SPRING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Standing-Iviamie Ramos, Leonard Baskin, Mr. Davies, Frank Simpson, Earl Farris Polly Carnenzind. Sitting-Alice Thomas, jack Fitschen, Jeanne Sorensen, Bill De Bernardi, Sue Neudeck Irene Sorensen. CONSTITUTION REVISION COMMITTEE Left to Right-Robert Twiggs, Kathleen Eslinger, Don Hiatt, Helen Umlnson, Miss Os trandcr, Barbara Craig, Bill Cooper. 26 FALL ACTIVITY COUNCIL Top Row--Mr. Ekoos, Florence Lucas, Ramona Eslinger, Wilbur Bernard, Junior Clark. Second Row-Arlene Criflin, lvlary Tavares, Georgia Risley, Sue Neudeck, Helen Umbson. First Row-Sylvia Mazarro, Pauline Camenzind, Barbara Craig, Kay Eslinger, Alice Graham. SPRING SOCIAL COMMITTEE Standing-Champe Dobler, George Nunes, Louise Ogaard, Douglas Lewis. Sitting-Joyce Van Dyke, Bob Griflin, Bob Williams-presidellt, Dorothy Burke. A. G. S. AND A. B. S. OFFICERS, FALL AND SPRING ILefI'I Top Row-Robert Sweclenborg, Beverly Bauslaugh, lla Couture, Earl Farris. Front Row-Alice Thomas, Arlene Griflin, Sue Neudeck, Lorraine Wilde1'. JUDGES OF THE COURT, FALL AND SPRING IRigh+I Top Rowglvliss Schwarz, John Azevedo, Harvey Marshall. Front: Row--Ed Bruce, IIa Couture, Florence Lucas, Earl Farris. C' 'Tv WI I I I 1 V Aix., -. N-. I ef 't.7 I 'cr I I I -, iT -A l SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Top Row-john Gordon, Norman Rat- liil, Ed Sobrero. Gordon Miller, Harry Hodgson, Edward Costa, Donald Judd, Daniel Prurencio, Fred Smith. Second Row-Coach Baracchi, joe Perry, Carlton Dobel, Bruce Johnson, Anthony Romero, Dave Prudencio. Bob Grilhn, Eldon Brown. First Row-Ralph Nelson, Harold Rogers, Bruce Lepper, Arthur Sobrero, Tony Nichols, Robert Beaman, Jimmy Davidson. F. F. A. Top Row!-Cesare Bcrtero, Donald Mag' Sch, Fred Schlieper, James Murray, Frank arino. joe Mapes, Roy Danielsen, Mel' vin Lacey, Arthur Gee. Fourth Row-Mr. Markwell, Allan jury. Eugene Martin. Cecil McNieve, Lloyd Duncan, Virgil Martin, Earl Garcia, Frank Souza, George Engle, Niel Canine, Louie Santucci. Kenneth Goulardt, Evans Day, Jack Phillips, Robert Cromie, Masukumi Kitani, ,lack Dennis, Paul Brusseau. Second Row-Lawrence King, Milton Silva, Clifford Serpa, Jack Lienau, Richard Logan. Milton LaFranche, Malcolm Tee- ples, Melvin Mcndonca, james Butterfield, Dumas Alexander. First Row-Eugene Martin, Henry Silva, Bob Calderia, Ted King, Bill Falls, Dave Holly, Ernest Azevedo, Ed Musick, Henry DAUBERS Top Row-Mr. Irving, Secundio Bucol. james Lovera, Frank Simpson, Albert Alves, David Tuel, Ed Gaubatz, Ted Foust. Fourth Row-Kazuo Naruo, Ruth Mills. Dorothy Schultz, Pat Hopper, Miss Rogers, Verna Berkinbeinc. Third Row-Brent Morris, Seigi Hama' saki, Frank Ferguson, Barbara Glansburg, Renay Reinking, Elaine Miller. Second Row-Phyllis Best, Martha Cauble, Bella Harris, janet Grimm, Roberta, Bookshire, Nancy King, Marce' line Thompson, Alice Peterson, Jane Scharff. First Row-'Helen Umbson, Alice Tho' mas, Bennie Ferreira, Grace Doane, Cleo Milton. Eloise Shewmaker, Nadine Hill, Camilla Lutschan. CSF Top Row-Ruth Mary Brown, Dorothy Stocltcl, Francis Cunha, Fred Hill, jack Fedrick, Clinton Phillips, Robert Twiggs. Third Row-Miss Sullivan, Miss Rahn, Barbara De Gregorio, Esther Lundgren. Alice Graham. Mary Froehlich, Barbara Craig, Helen O'Conner. ,lean Moir, Wildzt Mann, Alta Peck, Muriel Meininger. Ruth Rodgers, Albert Nicollotti, Isabelle Uhrin. Second Row-Tvfarjoric Peterson, Helen Umbson, Ruth Wizodwortli. Helen Bow man, Beverly Van Dyke, Dorothy Craig, .leanne Sorenson, Alice Powers, Virginia Johnson, Marjorie Booth, Phyllis Best. First Row-Sylvia Cunha, Georgia Ris' ley, Marion Lopes, Isabelle Busk, Alice Suierro, Barbara Brunner, Lillian Schieber, Dora Francis, Rosemary Cunha, Roberta Bailey. STUDENT CONTROL Top Row-Don Richards, Jack Fitschen, Bill Darling, Charles Sorensen, John Aze- vedo, Louis Cooper, Bennie Ghiglione. Fourth Row-George Pullman, George Obertello, Dorothy Stockel, Cecily Cohen, Betty Gibson, Ruth Grantlcy, Barbara Def Grevorio, Mr. Hampton. Tlliird Row-Bob Purdie, Domingo Paga' no, Thelma Mitchell, Hazel Madsen, Georgia Risley, Helen Umbson. ,lcanne Sorensen, Geraldine Grantley, Irene Soren- sen, Sue Neudeck. Second Row-Clcmentina Vaz, Alberta Piexoto, Kalie Columbus, Beverly Baus- laugh, Helen Bowman, Arlene Grimn. Ramona Eslinger, Norma Ojstcdt. First Row-Emma Camenzind, Martha Cauble, Nadine Gaggia, Helen Arhontes. Polly Camenzind, Viola Cauble, Ruth Woodworth, Florence Lucas, Louie Colum- bus, Bennie Ferreira. 28 Warren. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Tup Row--Ivlairnlvl llnrcrro, lVill1cr Hnmnnn. Roy Dye, Smnrm Dobson, Mary Smith, Wilbur llcrnurd, Frank liziurisui. Sccumi RcJw4lQiluisc Slicwrnzikcr, Virf ginizi Spicer, Lu In Prixmain, Sophie Esquic- irdo. Lucille jcnscn, Colin Gloss. First Row--Coral Pnrnizilcc, lvlnrinn lil' sion. Del O'Czill:ii1h:in, Prussia Sanchez. Virghiai Braun. Miss libcrz. RIFLE CLUB Top llnw-Kuilli Anderson, Lvnn Hzirt. Wzrrrrn Ivlaiclfcnzic. Wairrcn Anderson, Fred Mririrc. Ray Mcyur. Scand Ruw-Max Nurihcrn. Fdzilinc O'DuIl. Dinnn England, Rnninnzi Eslingcr, Rnscrnziry joseph. Mcrlc Miirpliy. First Rnw-Mr. Beal, Ruhurt Kowalski llzirl l'l:imhlin, ,lnlin lfslingrr. Grd Kyiu. Ifrzincks Frcsclizini, Ray Nelson. MATH CLUB Top Rnw---Ruscnisiry Cunha, Miss Raihn, Hvlrn OlCKDIlI10f, Hulcn Muritz. Gunn: Millzird, Bill Cnnpcr, .Incl Harris, llnli Purdic, Clinton Phillips, First RuwfEvul'n:i Hcmsing, Bcrly Perry. Alicv Graihzim. Marian Luncz. lvlnrining Snider, Li-n Millun, llulwcrt Pcrriclc. AVIATION CLUB Twp Rnwflinh Mzirlutl. lVurrv:n Hair'- lnn, l lcnry l'lll'Ul'lJllill, lilwin Diutch. B, K Sm'lli. Milrs Lfwis, Dick Ward. Hill Baldwin, Sccuml Row-Harry Brixton, lVm. Lul- sclizin, Hairry Lewis. Lcnnaircl Pavoii. l'I:imld lvlcfiinnis, Rulnn VJQIIS, Ucmgc Milinn. Third Row-Wzillzrcc Limlslrnm. Hi-nry Fnstcr, juclc Young, Bonny l,CLlI'lY2ll'Cl1il, fllzirlain Houscly. l'la1rolnl Rziilll, lVoodruw zixtuxi. G. A. C. Trip Row-Rulli XVninIwm'rli, liarlwaira DcGrCi1nriu, Flnruncc Lucas, limmzi Canirn' zinml. jcnn Mifr. Fourth Row-Betty Gibson, Arlrnc' flrif' fin, Suu Nuunlcck, Rzinmnzi Eslingcr, Kailiu Columbus. Alhurux l,lCXUlU, Dnrorhy Stockcl. Third Ruxv-Hclcn Boxvinzin, Gcrzilnlinc Crnntlcy, Thclinn Mitchell. Mziriury Booth. Haizcl Madsen, Esthvr Lumlgrcn. Sn-mid Rnw-jczmnu Snrcnsen, Cecily Coliw, Gcorgu llislcy, lvlzirilizi Cziuhlc, Clementine: Vnz. Norma Oislcdl. First Row-Psiulirir Cnmcnziml. Viola: Cnulnlc, Krithlucn lislingcr, Lnrrziinc Wil' clizr, Hclvn Dfniuvun, M:irjul'ic Pctcrsun, Lucille Rccliling, Nadine Gaggiu. ,au 29 fs ,Q- SPORTSMEN The Sportsmen's Club, which is under the leadership of Mr. Baracchi and Harry Hodgsen, holds good sportsmanship as its primary interest. There are about thirtyffive members. F. F. A. The Future Farmers, a national organization, his been one of our active clubs this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Markwell and Mr. Walfron with Bob Caldeira as chairman, they have had exhibits in various fairs and have aroused much interest in fa 'm activities in our school. DAUBERS Forty amateur artists, their aim a fuller enjoyment of life, have shared their accomplishments by sponsoring two unique dances and being cofpublishers of the Wiiiged Words. Pat Hopper president, Miss Rogers and Mr. Irving advisers, have made the year's club work interesting at meetings and at progressive dinners. CSF Under the leadership of Miss Sullivan and Miss Rahn, the fifty members of CSF with Clinton Phillips as president have endeavored to encourage scholarship at the Hayward Union High School. Twenty students attended the regional conference in Fresno and as many attended the district meeting in San Francisco and Moraga. STUDENT CONTROL In order to control the student activities of our school, there was founded a club which has grown to be a vital factor of school affairs. The club consists of Block H members, G. A. C. members and others who wish to be of service. Under Polly Camenzind chairman and Mr. Hampton adviser, they have served our school well. - INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club with Miss Ebert as adviser is especially interested in creating friendships with students in other countries, and the members correspond with young people in twenty foreign countries. They also study the customs of foreign nationalities in movies or through guest speakers. RIFLE CLUB Mr. Best has guided thirtyfsix students under the presidency of Ord Kyte to learn the safe and accurate use of the rifle. The team finished tenth among all high schools in the United States in National bifweekly matches and fourth in a state meet. MATH CLUB Miss Rahn is the adviser and Bill Cooper the chairman of the Mzith Club. The members have a keen interest in solving difficult and unusual problems and spend much time in social functions. AVIATION CLUB There are about twenty students in the Aviation Club. They discuss flying' models of planes and in this way attempt to get a better understanding of aviation. Woodrow Paxton is chairman and Mr. Smith, adviser. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls' Athletic Club of approximately forty members is an honorary sports organization. Un' der the chairmanship of Florence Lucas with Mrs. Tillotson as adviser, they have done much to promote interest in girls' sports. MARIONETTE CLUB Miss Mosgrove has lead the twentyfhve girls interested in marionettes with Marilyn Strobridge as president to an enjoyment of an individual and unusual hobby. Last semester they produced The Sentif mental Scarecrow. This semester they are working on The Elf that Stayed Behind and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club meets once a week for the purpose of studying the Scriptures. It has Ed GaubatZ as chairman, and V. V. Margan as adviser. CHESS TEAM For the last seven years the Chess Team under the supervision of Mr. Ekoos has proved itself to be the county champion, its aims to learn to play chess properly and to develop a hobby for leisure time. Don Hiatt has been manager and Bud Blair and Bill Griffith captains. BLOCK H To encourage the highest type of citizenship throughout the school and to aid every athlete in a moral, physical, social, and educational way are the high standards of the Block H. Mr. Laws is their adviser, George Pullman is chairman. 30 MODERN DANCE GROUP Gail Taylor, Ramona Eslinger, Dorothy Craig, Beverly Van Dyke, Sylvia Mazarro. Alice Graham. MARIONETTES Top Row--Miss Nlnsgrove, I3ill'c Kesler' son. Ruth Mixger, ,lane Russell, Rose Marie Strubriclge. First Row-Rnlwerla Bruolrsliire, Nluricl Manter, Marilyn Strolwridge, Dorothy Crngan, lvlarie Leal. BIBLE CLUB Top Row-Mzirizin Nelson, Marjorie McClain, Ruth Mary Brown, Elliot Paul- sen, Helen Moritz. From Row-Mary Sylvia, Margaret Pil' kington, Isabelle Husk, Belty Cmnc, Edward Gauhatl. GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Top Row-Louise Ogaard, Ramona Es' linger, Arlene Griflln, Dorothy Smckel, Irene Sorensen, Sue Neudeck. First Row-Kalie Columbus, Emma Camenzind, Viola Canhle, Flnrcncc Lucas. Polly Camenziml. Kay Eslinger, Sylvia Mazarro. CHESS Top Rciw--Merrill LaPoint, Fred Hill, jack lieblaingron, Mr. Ekoos. Third Row--Kenneth Fisher, Melvin Anderson, Kenneth Heflner, Norman Peter' sun. Harris P. jones, Alec Lelis. Second Row-Lloyd Duncan. jnhu Mac' Donald, Don Hiatl, ,lamcs Johnston. First Row-Bill Dcjung, Bill Grillirh, tawrence Blair, ,loc Kauffman, Bill Rieselv crg. BLOCK H Top Row--Coach Laws. lohn Pianetta, Mike Miraglici. Bob Nlenetrcy. Charles Sorenson, Bennie Ghigglione. First Row-Domingo Pagano, George Pullman, john Azevccln, Francis Cunha, Sidney Castro. 31 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row-Leonard Baskin, Harry Na' ber, YVarren Anderson, Richard Bell, George Hansen, Warren Banta, Richard Crane. Second Row-joe Texeira. Benny Ferf reira, Lewis Columbus, Frank Silveria, ,lohn Smith, Ord Kyte, Clifford Nielsen, Louis Taylor. First Row-Yoshie Shihata, Ronald Phis- ter, Charles Allen, Dan Amaral, Eugene Nixon, James Rogers, Ivan Nichols, Miss Morse. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top Row-Donna Rcinking, Helen Cum- mings, Violet Rogers, Shirley Olsen, An' toinette McGee, Patsy Ritchie. Marian XVharton, jean NVhire. Third Row-Eloise Shewmaker, Ruth Mitcliell, Rose Mary Nfackay, Marie Silva, Marjorie Thomas, Miriam Lopes. Francis Clyde, Vera Von YVronski. Second Row-Sumiko Matsui, Goldie Pruitt. Geraldine Fall, Hazel Relsero. Lor- raine Pereira, Antoinette Furtado, NVanda Auelair, Barbara Brunner, Matilda Pappas. First Row-Rose Emily Noble, Virginia Shugar, Marie Eberwein, Antoinette Aprecceo, Rose Marie Soares, Irene Alilf ham, Lois Darling, Cleo Miltoii, Alice Sueirro, Miss Morse. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top Row-Robert Willizlms, Douglas Lewis, Robert: Rego, june Porter, Robert Lucas, Dorothy Brunner, Peter Trimble, Benned Brownell, Harry Brownell. Second Row-Clement Cole, Virginia Johnson, Mary Froehlich, Ruth Froehlich, Vera Jensen, Barbara Rogcrson, Barbara Glanzburg. Virginia Bull, Bill Darling. First Row-Ray Lucas, ,lane Asmussen, Margaret jones, Veronica Riggs. Virginia Braun, Miss Morse, Barbara Jones, Edna King, Julia Rosa, Ed Nicholsen. ORCHESTRA Top Row-XVilbur Ashworth, E. J. YVhite, Lawrence Frembling. Fourth Row-Barbara Jackson, Gwyneth Brown, ,lane Asmussen, Colin Class, Ray Ojeda, Virginia Janssen, Mary Spinoza, Dorothy Nielsen. Third Row-Robert Strieker, Henry Chl' sen, Del O'Callaghan, Bill Hoff, Florence King, Barbara Hawkins, Leon Apostole. james Beacock, Veroncia Riggs, Penncll Abbott, Second Row-Felix Stern. Lawrence Rose, Betty Kowalski, Joyce Ledbetter. First Row-Melvin Broberg, Clementina Vaz, Muriel Meininger, Ferda Little. Yvonne Sorenson, Kay Eslinger, Charlotte Lowrie, Grace Duane, Marjory Burrows. Frieda Knispel, Dorothy Burke, Norma Ojsteclt, Don Hawkins, Stuart Dobson. BAND Top Rowvfvfilbnr Ashworth. Del O'Callaghan, j, l.Vhite, ,lames Beacoclf Fourth Row4Eugene Vierra, Harry Johnston, Roy Dye. Allred Rudriques, Donald Moniz, ,loc Frades. Nadine August, Rulon Wells, Bill Robinson. Andrew Oliver. Third Rnw-Kenneth Schmidt, Leon Apostole, Ralph Dalton, Ed Nieholsen, Henry Ohlsen, John Ravano, Glenn Nobb' man, Gene Tnmorug, Colin Closs, Henrv Warren, James Johnston. Second Row-Elmer Richards. Marie Bosigian, Kay Eslinger, Veronica Riggs. Florence King, Barbara Hawkins, Pennell Abbott, Mildred Rider, Clarence Duarte, Ernest Faitos. First Row--Robert Rego, Charles Joseph, Don Hawkins, Mel Broberg. DRAMATICS Drama activities as directed by George Wilsoii in Hayward Union High School were represented this year by three major productions and a series of onefact plays. The season opened with two performances of Captain Applejaclq starring Kent La Rue, Donna Reinking, Nlarilyn Strobridge, Roberta Brookshire, and Wzlrren Banta on November 12 and 13. On December 16 the Music and Drama Departments presented Heracles, a twelfthfcentury miracle play starring Minnie Delger, Pat Hopper, Brent Morris, Georgia Risley, and others. The year of drama work was culminated in a magnincent production of Shakespeares Romeo and juliet on June 2 and 3. The production gave us Pat Hopper as Romeo and Ruth Froehlick as Juliet. Some mention should be made of the weekly performances of the Hayloft Playhouse. Each week of the spring term the students of the advanced drama class displayed their talents in onefact plays. Such old favorites as Rostand's Romances and Benetente's Sunny Morning were particularly popular. 1' I. J L, E 'i bl - . -1 fg- ,aff i .D. r , F' o ...lt , f . i- e' -v -Hs. .1 ,D . ,, f . 1,'..', liirf .-I ,.' 1 '. ,. .'l'.L',4TilL!Z5.L'j4fA'f'7:T1TtiliJul.rm',lni .,,,.,, N.. .ef .,: ..., M3 .,,,,.,,,, J .,,..,,,..,,,.... 'win .,,,,.,,, . - - ,,.,,...,, 1 ,..,,,,.,,,............ ,, On Hanlon Field and treefcircled knoll Sports and games made health their goalg Our athletes, boys and girls, divided The honors their constant ejforts provided Z w P ,X'y. BOYS' SPORTS , 'Af il . -s FOOTBALL Top Row-Coach Baracchi, Frank Simpson, Mateo Cclani, Mark Simpson, Coach Laws. Third Row-Bob Grifhn, Bill Hoff, Robert Lucas, Chester Madsen, Daniel Prudencio, Eugene Martin, Paul Menetrey, Benny Ferreira, Ed Serpa, Bob Williains. Second Row-Hanabul Jordan, Joel Harris, Robert Upham, Dave Tuel, Knute Pederson, Domingo Pagano, George Pullman, Francis Cunha, Ed Sobrero, Clement Cole. First Row--jack Bebbington, Bob Purdie, John Pianetta, Norman Ratliif, Pat Hopper, Fred Mahler, Bob Menetrey, john Azevedo, Sidney Castro, Niel Canine. The students and faculty will ever hold in memory Charles Baracchi, killed April 25, 1938. Especially will the boys in sports and physical education classes miss his smile and helpful guidance. 37 9 X, P WW 13 -A ', ' K ,xl all , CLASS C BASKETBALL qsmdingy john Enos, Harold Rogers, Melvin Broberg, Homer McCulley, Clarence Texeira, Kenneth Campbell. Tony Hernandez, Milton LaFrancl1i, Gordon Miller, Bill Hayes, Tony Francis, Manuel Martinez, Bruce Lepper, Mike Jones. CLASS D BASKETBALL lKneelingl Albert Nicolotti, Ralph Nelson, James Davidson, John Blasquez, Albert Alves, Bill Martin, George Abbott, Yoshie Shibata. CLASS B BASKETBALL Top Row-Elden Brown, Kenneth Campbell, Bill Brodie. ' Second Row-Wilbur Human, Fred Smith, Eric Lewis, Mike jones, Jordon Miller, Allan Peek, Mateo Hemenez. First Row-Melvin Broberg, Anthony Francis, Homer McCulley, Tony Hernandez, Harold Rodgers, john Enos. VARSITY BASKETBALL 'Top Row-Wilbur Human, Mike Jones, Mateo Hemenez. Second Row-Chet Madsen, Harry Hodgson, Charles Sorensen, Elvis Ferguson. First Row-Bennie Ghiglione, Douglas Lewis, James Hug, Jack Fitsehen, Fred Hill. 38 I TRACK Top Row-Bill Holi, Frank Tsuri, Francis Fresehauf, Jack Ferguson, Robert Shinoda, Don Negi, Robert Clemens, David Prudencio, Mr. Laws. Fourth Row-Mark Simpson, August Gonsalves, David Davidson, Bob Griiiin, joe jiininez, Ray Ojcda, Glenn Nobinann, Henry Hiranaki, James Beacock. Third Row-Seigi Hainasaki, Frank A. Silva, Alfred Nunes, Frank H. Silva, .lack Easton, Dave Tuel, Tamatsu Saito, Andrew Oliver, Yoshie Shibata, Stan Lickett. Second Row-John Azevcdo, Ed Serpa, Ronald Phister, Ralph Niel, Benned Brownell, Gene Millard, Bill Darling, Bob Price, Martin Dunn, Chet Madsen. Y First Row-Leonard Baskin, Mike Miraglio, Carlton Cobbell, Elden Brown, Bennie Ferreira, Bob Lucas, George Pullman, Elmer Iorgenson, Harry Hodgson. BASEBALL ' ' Top Row-4Mike Jones, Albert Castro, Fred Hill, Wilbrli' Humane, Daniel Prudencio. Second RowAHarvey Martin, Ed Messick, Bill Martin, john Pianetta, Mateo Celani, Cris Marti' nelli, Mateo Hemenez, Gene Albert, Henry Hernandez.. First Row-Frank Romero, Elmer Orclla, Louis Cooper, Bennie Ghiglione, Kenneth Campbell, john Enos. SWIMMING, I937 Top Row-Russ Davis, Allan Wliarrtoii, Albert Alves, Ned Kay. First Row-Ted King, Harold Rogers, Guy Harts, Bill Brodie, Jack Crane, Champe Dobler, Jack Fitschen, Bill Dejong, Frank Martinez. 39 MEET WITH Concord .......... Palo Alto .. BOYS' SPORTS CALENDAR VARSITY FOOTBALL-I937 DATE SCORE HAYWARD SCORE OPPONENT 17 O .........September ....September 24 Washington ....... Albany ,,.,,,,.,,,, Alameda Piedmont Richmond Berkeley ..,, MEET WITH Richmond Alameda .........November ............January ..............January Albany ...,...........,,, January Piedmont Berkeley ..,. Richmond Alameda . Albany ....., Piedmont Berkeley .... MEET WITH Palo Alto .......... San Jose ............ Pleasanton ........ ........February ..........February ............February .............February ..,.......February ..FebrL1ary ..........February DATE September September September Washington .......,.. October San Leandro Centerville ........ ..............October Emeryville .,...... Livermore San Leandro MEET WITH Albany ....,,..,,...,.,,, San Ramon Crockett .....,.......,. ..,.October ....October ..,.October .. ..November DATE March 24 October S October 15 October 22 October 29 5 ffffnnnufflfffff o ,.....November 11 BASKETBALL-A. C. A. L. DATE 520115 HAYWBARD 14 .,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 30 18 ........ ........ '15 .....,.. .,.,.,,,. 1 ,......,. ..,..... 4 .....,,. ......... 'Z 6 8 ..,..... ..,...... 3 9 11 ........ ......... 3 1 15 .,,.,,.. .......i. 18 ...........,.,...,., 27 ,...... 26 .,....,. 42 ,...,,, I9 ........ 30 ..,.... 21 ....... 30 ....... 24 ........ 23 ....... 25 ...,.....,,..,,..,,, 30 16 .,.....,.. BASKETBALL-C and D 17 ..,................. 24 .....,... ......,. 28 ........ .......... 1 .t...... ......... 6 ,....... ........ -u lo ..,..... ........ 21 ........ ......... 4 J 28 ........ March 29. Alameda ....... ....,... A pril Pittsburg ...... ,,..., Concord ....... ..i... MEET WITH San Leandro Fremont ...,...... Centerville ...... Oakland ....... Alameda ...... Concord .....,.... Richmond Albany ....,..,. Berkeley ...,... Alameda .,.,,..... Richmond ....... MEET WITH Albany ......... Alameda ....,.... Richmond ---on--LIVIR1'Cl'l J ..... ,.,...... 2 0 fff. UfffQ6v SCORE HAYWARD ucv MDN 14 ........ 14 ..,,..., 14 ..,,... 19 .,..... 16 ........ 22 ....... '26 ....... 25 .....,. 10 ,,t,... TRACK SCORE HAYWARD V ty ..B,, 43 78 78 6 .......... .,..... 52 49VQ .i...... .,.Apr1l 12 ......... ..,.., 6 2 ..April 18 ..................,. 78 BASEBALL DATE SCORE .........March 1l....... .........March 18...,... .. .........March '22 .. ........April 1 .......,April 5 ........April 5 ,..,....Apr1l ..,,....April 12 fffQU1i ........Apr1l 8 3 DATE .......,.March 3 ,March 10 ........ .March 18 .....,, Piedmont ,..., ..,...... M arch 23 Berkeley .....i. ......... M arch 29, Albany ..... ........ A pril 7 ....,.. Alameda .......,, ,,,,.,, A pril 21 Richmond ....... TENNIS SCORE HAYW 4 SCORE OPPONEN I' Vnrsi 31 30 25' 37 36 37 37 46 44 25 SCORE UC 30 7 11 11 22 ........20 .,......l9 ........l4 SCORE OPPONENT V ty B ni-si 41 3 37 . ......... 21 7 . ,..,...,, 52 ......27 Zfw ARD SCORE OPPONENT ARD SCORE OPPONENT sffffffuufffff. GIRLS' SPORTS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Polly Camenzind surrounded herself with a capable athletic council and went to work on the problems of girls' athletics. Her illustrious assistants were: Sue Neuf deck, hockey managerg Dorothy Stockel, badmintong Viola Cauble, winter tennisg Kalie Columbus, basketballg Sylvia Mazzero, dancing, Arlene Griflin, spring tennisg Kathleen Eslinger, volleyfballg Florence Lucas, swimming, Emma Camenzind, head yell leaderg Louise Ogaard and Irene Sorenson, assistant yell leadersg Ramona Es' linger, president of the Girls' Athletic Club. Seventyffive girls signed up for badminton, Dorothy Stockel had her hands full. OCTOBER Girls' Athletic Club elected Ramona Eslinger, presidentg Kathleen Eslinger, vice' president and social chairmang and Geraldine Grantley, secretary. San Mateo girls visited Hayward to discuss the Girls' Athletic Association. Dance clubs began under Sylvia Mazzaro's and Miss Smith's direction. Hayward delegates attended the East Bay Girls' Athletic Federation Meet at Alameda High. NOVEMBER The junior and freshman teams participated in the hockey games at San Mateo. After many sessions and much labor, Jeanne Sorensen, Polly Camenzind, Viola Cauble, and the physical education faculty produced a constitution for the new Girls' Athletic Association at Hayward High. The San Francisco State Teachers' College entertained the Hayward girl athletes at a Southern Sports Day. The senior hockey team represented Hayward at the Mills College Sport Day. The senior hockey teams played the freshman team. The result !! ' fCensored!Q DECEMBER The first G. A. A. meeting was held, with the Richmond badminton players as guests. Hayward won three out of four games. Eats and dancing followed. Sue Neudeck turned over the traditional hockey stick to Clementine Vaz. JANUARY Irene Sorensen was elected president of G. A. Ag Ramona Eslinger, vicefpresident: Alice Graham, corresponding secretaryg lla Couture, recording secretaryg and Grace Doane, publicity manager. Polly Camenzind turned over the gavel to Irene Basketball and winter tennis signfups kept Kalie Columbus and Viola Cauble busy. FEBRUARY Florence Lucas made her presence felt as newly elected president of the Girls' Athletic Club. Her capable assistants were Arlene Griffin, vicefpresident and social chairman, and Cecily Cohen, secretary. Faculty and members of the dance clubs were guests of the Sequoia Union High School at a dance symposium. Twentyeeight embryo G. A. C. members performed for the Girls' Athletic Associaf tion. The audience was enthusiastic. Awards were given out. MARCH G. A. C. members enjoyed the University of California Demonstration Sports Day Rain worried Miss McLaren and Viola Cauble, but tennis progressed. Ninetyfsix girls finished basketball season and received athletic points. The seniors won the tournament. Norma Ojstedt, Albert Pexioto, Nadine Gaggia, Helen Arhontes were the junior and senior officials receiving leadership points. APRIL Florence Lucas, Norma Ojstedt, Ramona Eslinger, Irene Sorensen, Dora Francis, and Margaret Roberts organized the girls' swimming season. Kathleen Eslinger was busy with her seven volley ball teams. Spring tennis began under the leadership of Arlene Griflin. G. A. C. members attended the East Bay Athletic Federation Meet at McClymonds High School. MAY Hayward entertained four hundred Centerville, Pleasanton, and Livermore girls at the big annual Sports Day. The final tournament started, and continued three weeks. ' 41 lc l ef 'avg , :LN -Fl 1 I Full' NX Q Ii : Y - f 1 'nd a t + If 'L QS ki f 1 f HOCKEY Top Row-Norma Ojstedt, Sue Neucleck, Arlene Griffin, Jeanne Sorensen, Dorothy Craig. First Row-Ramona Eslinger, Nadine Gaggia, Viola Cauble, Polly Camenzind, Florence Lucas, VOLLEYBALL Top Row-Mildred Graydon, Gora1Parmalee, Alberta Peixoto, Kalie Columbus, Kathleen Eslinger, Martha Cauble, Ione Rogers. Third Row-June Hodgkins, Florence Azevedo, Ann Peterson, Esther Sobral. Second Row-Dolores Hemenez, Anita Silva, Fern Schilling, Marjorie McClain, Genevieve Santos, Ruth Hanson, Virginia Spicer. First Row-Antionette Ratti, Nadine Hill, Bobby Edwards, Yvonne August, Helen Arhontes, Alice Thomas, Alice Graham, Virginia Braun. BADMINTON lWinning Class Teams, Top Row-Joyce Noia, Martha Cauble, Dorothy Stockel, Helen O'Connor, Joan Noia. First Row-Martha Mazarro, Rose Mary Cunha, Phyllis Best., 42 GIRLS SPORTS L - .LSL A f l- B a I ' I . fs--' , ' A' TGA I pg M I, ,..Y Vg I 'Q ,. ---- in rg if ' KJ! 'nf , Q 4 Y ' I I'-uf.-k inf., I ..- N A 3 Li...-Ah EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF Tl-'IE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Top Row-Dorothy Stockel, Kalie Columbus, Arlene Griilin, Ila Couture, Irene Sorensen. Second RowWEmma Camenzind, Ramona Eslinger, Sue Neudeck, Florence Lucas. First Row-Polly Camenzind, Viola Cauble, Kay Eslinger, Alice Graham, Grace Doane. TENNIS Top Row-Esther Chambers, Marion Nelson, Cecily Cohen, Jeanne Sorensen, Dorothy Craig, Mar' jorie Poole, Muriel Mcininger, Lilian Schreiber, Polly Camenzind. Second Row-'Irene Alves, Lorraine Dias, Genevieve Santos, Helen O'Connor, Geraldine Smith, Kumilco Fujii, Georgia Risley, Betty Clark. First Row-Betty Perry, Helen Donovan, Lorraine Wilder, Nadine Gaggia, Charlotte Lorie, Viola Cauble, Bernice Correa, Alice Thomas, Bobby Edwards, Helen Logan. BASKETBALL Top Row-Norma Ojstcdt, Ramona Eslinger, Arlene Griffin, Sue Neudeck. 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MI '?1' .1'!1jff1.-f.f' fl I f ' 1 ll2'gf,H1'iIlI,IfI .nf 1 j' M 'f' 'Uf 1 14111 M +i 1IPi5uWo W if' 'EQ l pn- FTYEIM Zv- ' ew 49'-- -Q Cbvqta -., -rf ,k .ew 13 21 24 2 CALEN DAR SEPTEMBER Over thirteen hundred students returned to their Alma Mater. The new faculty members were: Miss White, Miss Buss, Mrs. Harris, Mr. White, Mr. Ludecke, and Mr. Baracchi. Also Mrs. Millican and Miss Van Hollebecke returned. First assembly featured a brilliant young accordian player. Seniors presented Gone with the Wind, the first dance of the new term. OCTOBER Farmers witnessed the dedication of Hanlon Field. 4f8 Students paid homage to Fire Prevention Week. 6 13 15 20 29 4 8 11 12 18 22- 2 8 I0 14 15 Stanford students again entertained our student body. Novel assembly was presented by the Bone Rattlersf' We enjoyed the evening at the Math Club Party. Rival juniors and seniors contributed rollicking vaudeville in competition for THE cup. The Hallowe'en Dance climaxed this month. NOVEMBER V5 Mr. Wilson's actors delighted the audience in the sparkling play 'lCaptain Applejaclqf' Yearbook staff started taking pictures. On Armistice Day, we paused to honor our war dead. Black and Gold members romped at the A. G. S. Dance. Farmers were disheartened by the donation of unwanted report cards. 29 Teachers attended Institute. Thanksgiving Day arrived. DECEMBER We enjoyed Audrey Sheller, marimba player and acrobatic performer. Sophomores won the cup for the best assembly program. We swayed at another glorious Dauber's dance, The Silly Symphony Swing. Bod Wood entertained the student body with a chalk talk. -16 The music and drama departments gave an impressive Christmas Festival. 1886 Did we enjoy the holidays??? 7 21 25 26 28 JANUARY All had a merry time at the Block H Dance. Juniors presented the novel Arctic Freeze. Bill De Bernardi took the gavel from Bob Graham. We were disappointed to see our seniors depart. Semester was terminated by a grand Senior Ball. 48 CALE N DAR FEBRUARY H. U. H. S. students saw the Abraham Lincoln movie. George Washington's holiday gave us a day's freedom. Yearbook staff presented the Annual's Annual. MARCH Band members were given awards. Basketball season climaxed with the Varsity demolishing the Faculty. Uur questions on Stratosphere Balloons were solved by an interesting lecture. Farmers danced at the HayfPress Hop. Varsity and Class HB received Basketball awards. Blind Institute representatives offered a wonderful program. We thoroughly enjoyed another Modesto Junior College assembly. Spring was formally ushered in by the Spring Leap. APRIL The Fool's Frolic finished up a perfect Fool's Day. We had another disappointing day, more report cards. Music and drama students presented a fine program. The week ended with a dance sponsored by the Girls' League. What those sporting faculty members didn't do in Plantation Party! li Hooray for a few days of relaxation! But then, three days for Easter is not much All had another perfect evening at another perfect Dauber's Dance. At 9:15 the entire school stood while taps was played for Mr. Baraechi MAY Ivloving pictures donated by the Chevrolet Company entertained us. F. F. A. members hit a successful note in presenting their dance. Our worthy track stars gained awards. The annual Carnival Day was topped off with the annual Carnival Dance. We witnessed an interesting and vital program on television. JUNE 3 Student actors showed exceptional ability in Romeo and fuliet. Our seniors picnicked at Marsli Creek. Seniors skated at Rollerland. The great day, GRADUATION, arrived at last. Seniors enjoyed a dinner dance at the Hotel Alameda. The SENIOR BALL was finer and gayer than usual. 49 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '38 B 0 R D E N S FOUNTAIN SERVICE LIGHT LUNCI-IES FRESH MILK AND ICE CREAM I 058 B. Slreel' PHONE HAYWARD l05 Roberts Implement Co. IOI5 A STREET HAYWARD, CALIF. DISTRIBUTORS FOR Oliver Traclors and Farm Machinery Planel' Jr. Garden Tools John Bean Sprayers DeLavel Separalors and Millcers Vaughan Flex-Tred Garden Tracfors Success and Good Wishes E. R. ABROTT ' PLUMBING and HEATING Hoyf Wafer Healers 0 808 A S'l'ree'I' Hayward I598-W Telephone Hayward 3 I0 Compliments of Block Furniture Co. H A Y w A R D 0 405 Main Slreef Hayward bl Mazy Success and Good Luck Follow ALWAYS I. I. THORUP CONTRACTOR and BUILDER o 227 Main S+ree+ Hayward I5I8-R COMPLIMENTS or WARREN TRANSPORTATION CO. E. GUY WARREN - CLASS '18 HESPERIN BLVD. HAYWARD I58 . J 1 sa T ,. P-a'E-! 7' OFFICERS Duzrzcroizs I. B. Pmisows, President Al, H, CJ,yN5rm,.r:y5,r Al.. H. GANSDEILGER, Viccfljrelsirient ,lmzon l'I,fuumn P. C. NRIINTON, VTCC'l,I'ESlCIEIII W, I'I. Mum: THMPLE Cxmxe, Vicc'PrcsicIcnt Ii. C. XVm'roN Irl. Hnrcxmrzsxax, Czlshicr 1. B. lhmsons M, J. Rolrwaxis, Ass stunt Cashier A. Ii. NI.-XN'l'I:Il TILLII1 MCCIOY, Assistant Cashier N. l'. Nl11L.suN R. A. Kol.:lL MAxrl.lN W. Hfxuzx' . N' v . ill . vv, v 3 , V A fi I w I v - I 4 I 4 R ,i5'fx.'?N Tlx ffUDTlA' 7'PIi5X li NW ,i3XlTUI73f'5 - I 8 9 I - The Oldest Bank in Alameda County Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corpora+ion Cgnlljljmgnts of The Tzrstiest Hamburgers in Town HAMBURGER QUEEN HOT LUNCHES Appetite Keen-Come See the Queen ALVIN IOSEPH MOTOR sERvlcE Complefe Lubricafion Service 0 TUM GORGOLETIS Hayward B and Warkins Hawarcl I79 Manager 6I5 Casiro S+. C O M P L I M E N T S ll., B., SIGNS T RU S T E E 1891-1938 This country' gave inc, as it gives every boy and girl, ai chance. It gave me schooling, independence of action, opportunity for service and honor. In no other country could a boy from ar country village, without inheritance or influential friends, look forward with unbounded hope. My whole life has taught me what America means. I aim indebted to my country beyond any human power to repay. HERBERT Hoovna 52 sszowru-1 IN STUDENTAND FACULTY ENROLLMENT 0 IOE4 5 1 515364 5:1855 775 HAYWARD UNION HIG1-I aw 5 SCH o o L 1 . 5, SS - szo5 G 4, . 2 Z 4 M 490 45 M 1 Juana 3, sz, aa at M 0 Z7 ua 'E' H I II ll I I I I - Hamm Lnilvxqij zu-Z1-2'-4,1-gg' - A gg,-Z7'7.gtj.3f.5u-JI' -U5--J -55 36 .37-JE ' GROWTH OF THE HAYWARD UNION HIGH SCHOOL The Hayward Union High School district, organized July, 1892, includes the following ggrammar school districts: Hayward, Castro Valley, Edenvale, Independent, Palomares, Redf wood, San Lorenzo, Mt, Eden, Russell, Stony Brook, Valle Vista, and Tennyson. Originally located at A and Soto, the school moved to its present site in 1913 at which time the administration huilding was erected. In 1915 the gymnasium and shop was added, in 1921 and in 1925, additions to the administration huildingg in 1925, additions to the shop to accomodate the girls' physical education, in 1926, the auditorium building. In 1930 the board purchased the Knox tract and in the same year five acres from the Russell estate, on which they huilt the hotany unit, hringing the total acreage to twenty and six tenths. In 1936 the shop and mechanical drawing classes moved to their new building. I. B. Parsons, hoard member since 1892, N. P. Y-Nielsen from 1909 to January, 1938, E. O. Vxfehb from 1898 to 1930, and their twentyfthree associates during the past twentyfeight years fortunately had the foresight to build for the present situation. All the classrooms now are filled to capacity, and already the hoard is finding it necessary to plan for further extension of the plant. Should the community and school continue to grow as it has during the past decade, the trustees will need to continue to have vision and to make it a reality. 73 ' CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENTS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK HAYWARD MILL AND LUMBER CO. NELS E. NELSON Best Wishes To The Students and Teachers I-I I HANSEN s SERVICE STATION C AND CASTRO STREET Double Check Lulzmcanon Lee and Goodyear Tzres S1gnal Gas and Orl Y New Super Service Station Compliments of NIEDRICI-I'S YOUR SCHOOL STORE 0 22497 Foothill Blvd. Hayward 833 COMPLIMENTS OF Hayward Poultry Producers E. RUUS Manugew' 6.1 B Street 1 Association , A Wishing 'You A Successful Future I-IAMBURGER TONY ANTHONY ALVIIS o YOUR SCHOOL LUNCHROOM We Are Happy to Congratulate Another Successful Class LUSTIG FURNITURE 6 HARDWARE COMPANY WEDGEWOOD RANGES - WASHERS AND RADIOS - FRIGIDAIRE PAINT - PLUMBING - BUILDING MATERIAL 528 Watkins Street Telephone Hayward 829 E aww 1 X ff 9X Y? 4 . fpb : 5, ? 49 15- J! - Z QU X ww ll' ., . A f Qu ' '4 4 iq '4 0- W .hy , W, W ' . ff: sas' 'ww - ff if fx N ff m warg , Q H Q9 mg. M '-Q Y -Ld if Q. ff. ' W ' U U: 66 'Q If My W S' ' f,. .5 b ?' A :gf 5' H A I I lg 'V' ,T . ,Ay 6 we W f W WW X T3 X Q5 6- 4 Q' V x A , ' ' ,-' J- ,. AQ l e. . x K . . 4, .LJ :, 'N A f?Y, X V , f'.,LT:E'JW W . X . u -1? 7 4- J 1 , X. Illluifliliisl h in I 9 . ' ' ! nm' 1 - sh- , ,. ' 0 'F 7 Q 'Zi' ,- ' ' , W ffm ' U CONGRATULATIONS 'TO THE CLASS OF '38 HAGSTROM'S FOOD STORES Ioao B STREET HAYWARD Compliments of Hayward Floral Shop M. E. SEAVER Where You Are Always Welcome o 582 Cas+ro SI'reeI' Hayward 383 Sincere Best Wishes HARRY DUARTE SHEET METAL WORKS Plumbing :: Heafing I086 A SI'ree'I' Hayward 464 TED RALSTON, Manager Success and Good WisI'Ies Q U I S T B R O S. Lumber Co. We Specialize in KNOTTY PINE FINISH 75I D SI'reeI Hayward I20 Congratulations Peterson Hardware APEX WASHING MACHINES REFRIGERATORS 0 I037 B SI'ree'I' Hayward 9I COMPLIMENTS OF HAYWARD LAUNDRY COMPLETE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING SERVICE E. R. POLENSIQE, Proprietor 22453 Ruby S'I'ree'I Telephone Hayward 23I SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES STOP'N SHOP MARKET lO22 B. S+ree+ H. O. Young Phone Hayward I06 Our Excellent Choice of Inspected Foods is Your Protection MEAT : GROCERIES : FISH Hezidqu:u'ters For Rough Riders fzunous corzns and FLANNELS B L A N K ' S 903 B S+ree+ Hayward Ignition, Brakes, Radios, Carburetms, C:1uges,, Batteries, Speedometers Headlamps, Equipment I. B. RAVANO IOIO A Sfreei, Near Main Hayward, Calif. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Phone Hayward l552 POULTRY : DELICATESSEN SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Hayward Ice Delivery Cold Alone ls Noi' Enough H. E. EDWARDS, Manager A Sfreer al S. P. Tracks Spark Sloves : Elecfric Refrigerarors Radios ZAMBRESKY FURNITURE CO. CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUM A and 2nd S+ree+ Phone Haward Il0I Hayward, Calif. COMPLIMENTS OF LEO PALMTAG HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA Hayward 880 57 880 B Sireei' Coocl Wishe.s to the Class of '38 BUTTER ICE CREAM Creamery Co. THE MILK WITH LOTS OF CREAM FRANK TERRY, Manager 19 Castro Street CONGRATULATIONS ABREUXS PHARMACY 0 1014 B Street Hayward 1111 Success and Happiness HOLMES GROCERY CO. 0 B and Maill Streets Hayward Telephone Hayward 1626 Future Success SPROUSE REITZ o 920 B Street Hayward Congratulations Western Auto Supply Co. AUTCD SUPPLIES - Tuuzs - RADIOS OUTING EQUIPMENT 557 Castro Street Phone 1029 COMPLIMENTS OF HAYWARD MORTUARY CHAS. P. IVIACHADO, Mztnzlger Class of '23 Phone Hayward 1220 297 Castro Street B and Castro Hayward 9 COMPLIMENTS OF S Bm. MORTUARY H A Y W A R D INGE SORENSEN H. M. SQRENSEN Compliments of Success and Happiness MEININGER 8 CO. STATIONERS M A S S A S DRY c-00133 927 B Street Hayward to the Class of '38 0 Compliments of Compliments of HAYWARD VARIETY HLINTS CREAMERY STATIONERY IZ SCHOOL SUPPLIES 0 0 72 B Street Hayward 1053 B Street Hayward , ff -,Agra if CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'ss 'Q ' 7: f Hayward Typewriter 63 Cffiee Machine Company 586 Castro Street Phone Hayward 437 ll01'lI2ll5lC Typewriters - Adding Ivlacliines - Excellent Repairing Students Rental Service, Three Moilths 355.00 79 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '38 HAYWARD BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 72I C STREET QRLAND CLosE MEL SIMON RUDY TOMACIC1-I ONWARD STUDENTS OF 'SS MEL AND RUDY MEN AND BOYS' WEAR Smari Spori' Togs IO64-I084 B S+. Phone Hayward I36 mfg. Eaggef UNIQUE LADIES APPAREL FOR THE FASTIDIOUS WOMAN 0 Mezz. Floor Schafer Bldg. Hayward, Calif. Phone Hayward 7I9 Success and Good Wislles FRATES BOOT SHOP Quality Footwear l068 B Sfreef Phone Hayward 989 M. j. FMTES ED L. FRATES Compliments of DOLL IEWELRY STORE 0 952 B Sfreei' Hayward, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '38 HAYWARD DRUG CO . 950 B STREET 2: HAYWARD, CALIE. Bring Your Photo Trouble To Our Camcrzi Shop Compleie Phofographic Service - Cameras, Movie Cameras, Films, Supplies, Phofo Finishing SUCCESS fro THE CLASS OF 'ss H O W A R D ' S We Fea'I'ure Super-Cream Ice Cream and Frosted Malls just Around the Corner From Theatre 854 B STREET HAYWARD, CALIF. Compliments of Your photos developed, printed, and enlarged betler and for less HAYWARD DRESS S1-IQP Bi1l's Photo Service WLEIIICIIQS :Ind Misses Weztriiig Apparel BILL DEJONG 0 0 876 B Slreel Hayward, Calif. 58l 7th Sfreel' 53,512 Jiootuer i IO44' C STREET, HAYWARD, CALIFZQQRNIA .A .- ' . vw RO 13: V - -I sf P,f1,m.T?9CPH0NE HA A .twigs .. Ama .S 5 -. ,ww , ff Q -at .w I. G 5' ' s n , Q fn' ,hh 'S , Vt., gh .5 .ill 117 A ,gqwiw ,-1 ABM! I' 3 Jifufn I9-E-' wit- .fl ', -I-II., ,I. ' WI .fi .sv gI'jg5ilF ' ..,.'E' F if ,Ir ',g E9af'if ' JI-I1I.I III,N 1-9 pri? IIi3gjQ.f. XI!1fF?'f3?r-,fl are I 2 at J-cf -mil f 1 ,L A. 1011, ff. .If air-- , :'41:fIl:' l' A Q. -'..-13, ,' ,- 'S Lf. , II' '., ,M-1' - . - ,QLHW xr 'E' slag' . .sr TAP: 1' - 'i' i .1-,M-f:Q5'- : ,,.,-,-...:f!....4.L,.44g' .. . . -1 '.9afwlzfn ' C -iii-,..' L The Yearbook Staff wishes to thank: THE MODERN ART STUDIO for taking pictures, FUMIILO SAITO for linoleum blocks, pen and ink sketch, and posters, SEICI HAMASAKI, GRACE DOANE, and JAMES LOVERA for pen and ink sketches, CLINTON PHILLIPS for cartoons, . ,, ,. . ,5?ffnig,?.r-gg The advertisers for their generous help, and The many suhscrihers for their support. 61 Hayward TUCKER PRINTING COMPANY SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA ' Y i 1 ,, ,,