Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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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

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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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1 I' o I 5 J 1: . Z m . E f . o l Z Z . ' 'T , ffl -4 . gf P . E : E P 3 5' . o it Z E O 2 ,r.i,gP'-len Business Education Social Studies ' A ' 'K , K4 f, . ., i R . K ,, l, ANNE WEINGART Math-Science Junior Class Advisor BILLY WARNER Physical Education It is recommended that each girl take one year of homemaking except those who successfully com- plete a college-preparatory program or a secre- tarial maior. Each student is expected to try his hand at many different kinds of courses, but also to concentrate on at least one area of study. This special field of concentration, or maior, is in addi- tion to the three maiors which everyone completes -social studies, English, and physical education. The maior consists of at least three year courses taken in one of the maior groups or programs of study provided by the school. fl , 8 ll W- T 1- ROBERT TONG CAROL vAN AUKER HELEN VANOUS Social Studies Language Arts 5090955 Education 'wg Q 'Q 'a'-0' LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Meehan, K. Brown, instructor Margaret Mitchell, Diane Woolard, and Sandra Sather prepare a pie crust in cooking class. llll - I lr' C' ., L M1 5 9 1 R i . 5 V L t. fs... ALYSE WESTBROOK EDWARD WHITE Senior Homemaking Class-BACK ROW: V. Soleri, M. Bautista, B. Dorner. FRONT Bugle,- Language Args Language Arts P. Maxey, M. Sundberg. GEORGE wlLsoN JANE YEE CARLO ZUNIGA Fine Arts Area Chairman JO WORKMAN Physical Education Agricuhwe Area Drama Social Studies G. A. A, F. F, A,