Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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'WEE 1. ,R v- 4' 41-3' ENIS LONGNECKER BARBARA McCULLOUGH HARRY McDEVlTT ROBERT McELROY ESTHER McSTAY I-C '9UU99 AVIS Fine Arts Industrial Arts Math-Science Language Arts Freshman Advisor Future Teachers I . 1 Will 'I . I I f 1 1 lil?-rc ' I I ' -'ar I .sifslii 5 if I .,, . T ,X M 1 I ,ni H . x ' ' f 'WG-lawf I RAY MAHANNAN ROBERT MANN ' ' X ' I I LGHSUCSK' AVIS Business Education up , A 'M W' I Future Coaches School Finances 3, G ,A ,JK . . if S , ,' fi ., N p-je ' in rv' ' , - ' ld 5 3 J. Holm, D. Frazier, F. Keeth work on their proiect in cabinet shop. Qfvjv ,wif It M., 1 A . 'I , - . . I ' X Til 1 A .2f:'f .5'a'x9'fE I ' II' 'W I ' 'Isl .L I It ' xl I . H ml f FRANK MARYMEE Social Studies RAYMOND MOON Industrial Arts Redemption Committee Rally Committee I 4 , C, JACK MERMOD Physical Education Block H MARGARET MITCHELL I think it's out of gas! is what G. Souza and R. Valin, G. Souza, are saying Homemaking about this car in the auto shop. CLARENCE NELSON HELGA NIELSEN WILLIAM NULL ANTHONY OCHOA Math-Science Math-Science Agriculture Language Arts Radio Club Head Counselor Future Farmers gays- League si' I -.uf .f IX u ii: '

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ffm., 1 ' A CARL JOHNSON CHARLES KAHN JEROME KALIK Vocational Social Studies Business Eduwfion Area Chairman WILLIAM KILGORE JO.AN KNOPH Mmhddencel Chess Club Physical Education Area Chairman Modern Dance Club ticipation, interest, and stuclq D. Wegmen gives his talk in English Literature as M. Riebhoff, M. Boulter, R. Wehee, M. Harwood, R. Orcullo, and L. Murray look on. I .,,.. -, new ' fi: Zfwfw P ,V ,M ,, Seniors E. Talaska, B. Lawrence, V. Hogan, and D. Best talk over their term reports with English 7A teacher, E. McStay. RUSS LESLIE DORIS LEWIS Physical Education RUTH LETH Physical Education Block H Homemaking Area Chairman Megaphone I., M' 12- 4 z f .X 9' 4 5 fi 4' rcctf r EDWARD KRENZ STELLA LARSON Fine Arts Business Education Music Club All students must take three years of English. Those who fail in any of their freshman or sopho- more English courses will take the Senior English course which consists ofa review of the fundamen- tal reading, writing, and speaking skills. College preparatory students are required to take English Literature and American Literature in their iunior year. Although only three years of English are re- quired by both iunior and senior colleges, a pre- paratory English course in the senior year is strong- ly recommended. This course, English 7A-8A, pre- pares the student to take and pass the Subject A college entrance examination. E' ELIZABETH LEE JUANICE LEE 50CiUl Studies Business Education C. S. F. RAYMOND LlLLlE Language Arts Foreign Exchange 6' , , , ,, , . L fi fi iff' , g ' - ' , - - , l-LW ...-.life rem ,-mf. I

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495' 0 4 V fm Lgigfgyv . 'gr' , 'Liv V 3 , 'ygfrzyl 1 V! V 5 1 li l l v.w f:,j,, in -1 ' 1fM':,..,.f'f1fqg-'42 r ' w g9a? 5 44 . . J WILLIAM PIEDMONT MARSH PITMAN AL REDO NICHOLAS ROUKES DONALD SANFORD Physical Education Math-Science Math-Science Fine Arts Social Studies Biology Club Senior Advisor Art Club Area Chairman kn vvleclqe in rvicinq fields 322- 53,4 Healthy fellow, isn't he? Sophomores J. Wilon, B. Morehead, N. Guille and M. West look over a fine speciman in their biology class. W-V-,7-,-----w 4 T1 Don't blow it up! D. Woznick, C. Logan, S. Raymor, S. Loux do a little experimenting in chemistry. MARY TASSEY MARILYN SUNDBERG JOHN SWITZER Business Edumggon Physical Education Social Studies Work Experience RICHARD SCHULTZ LUELLA SHADDUCK Social Studies Math-Science Student Court JAMES SHETTLER Math-Science J' ALICE SMITH Language Arts LEE THOMPSON Social Studies Senior Advisor JM? 1457 415 'ffm ES. ff 'I 4-1- 3 5 MURIEL SILVA Language Arts I, Publications ' ' W fcf ,f2:'r .l I, 6-- ' PERRY SMITH Math-Science Student Control K, I5 A . . mfzzzirrzrsv --f ' -f V .Ei I , I -f.., I ' ' vi: ' ' mmf l4 1 u '-wma :in Lsaunwamwmmxl r as 'ml I x