Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Sum .f J ,ii my wa X 4 x 4, 4 s s Wk Q '21 ' ' sw M :fig Q so. 4 S V 1 - 1 F wg ,M ,, AW Z W, W 9. .Ley 4 Q v X 'pcs' INT i ii QS W 'eg Y i gil if QW r 2 ' ayward These buildings represenf Hay- ward High of foday buf fhey'll jusf be a memory fomorrow. Each of fhese buildings remind us of differenf incidenfs while affend- ing our high school. One may re- mind us of being lafe fo a class and visifing fhe affendance office for a favorife yellow slip while anofher felis of how hard we've sfudied in mafh and science or English or foreign languages. The boys' gym calls fo mind our sporfs feams who lcepf fighfing fo win, perhaps losing, perhaps fighfing fo a draw. Sfill ofher buildings and places may call fo mind our fav- orife spofs fo eaf lunch, fo meef friends fo plan oufside acfivifies, and fo discuss fhe day's happenings.

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ly fy X! y X Of! jj ie, the Agrarian staff of 1954, dedicate these , nf' pages to the buildings of Hayward High School. Al- though the walls of our Alma Mater are soon to be X? gone to make room for more modern buildings, no one will ever be able to tear down our memories of the good times we've had since entering them. As we walk through our book of memories we may recall the high school dances where we have met many of our friends and found so many good times in dancing and visiting with them. Then we turn another page which reminds us of going to football games where we were always found yelling our voices hoarse, trying to root the team to victory. We remember meeting the crowd at Gordon's or other favorite eating spots after games or dates. All of these incidents, with countless others. help to make our memories. Some are sad, but most are happy ones. Since we could never begin to count up all the memories of the good times we've had in high school. we'll iust thumb through our book of memories, never forgetting the things we've found here at Hayward High or the fun we've had. We hope this book will bring back all your memories of the 1953-1954 year at Hayward High School.

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Campus iii BOTANY These buildings may remind us of going 'ro 'rhe school dances and 'lo fine ar'l's produclions. Then we have memories of 'rhe gardening, agricullural and shop classes, choral groups and 'rhe hard efforls pul' forlh by +he a capella choir. There are many memories fo be menrioned. Some will soon be forgo+'I'en and o+hers will linger for- ever. These are lhe memories of our high school days which are a background of +omorrow's fulure. Every one of fhe buildings have confribuled much +o our memories of our educa'l'ional careers ancl happiness of each sludenl.