Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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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,

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lj. 1 l fCN F' 1' K7 1577 LENA BARRY PATRICK BUTLER RACHEL GILLESPIE LESLIE .GORDON MELVIN H.AxV1:lOND Homemaking Business Education Physical Education Science ind'-'5l 'a 'ls 1 Z? S . ' I f ' . l , Fi L fr aff Or . Y' . -.5 175 --M919 -51 e F Vf .I A xv! QW' I. ' , 4 Q ' - ali, Qin K . 1 51.- 16 sv ,na gp 1 , s - it A 4? NG' I' KR Q5 5 , M: l 9,56 1 254 It , 623+ al . ' Q ,SV 1 if 023. E' if i 4 4.1 fl s,3,,3'. JOHN MAC RAE Social Studies 10 hams- f'h-and Principal Donald Oakes greets parents at the annual Back-to-School Night. I 1 f 1 'W 9 V - 6 f i4 r A., D. Jordan, K. Kirkland, L. Togni, M. Payley, and others do a little studying for family course. living DOUGLAS MORRISSON JOSEPH SIBILIA Fine Arts Fine Arts A' ' ny, ' 1 K? 24 4- Z ' ' . If , . 5 111,11 1- A , 4 , , ' We i ff, . I, ,V.V . I . . N., .,.- ., , if 3 ' . ' 'vi 'A ' fftsi 7' 'fl 3 V' f.'3 'i5 ' f if 4 , if' f fy Wi MARGARET KURTZ Social Studies Because Hayward High has the largest school population in our district, many of our faculty members-125 in all -have too many demands upon them to pose for formal pictures. We have tried to catch them in spite of their busy schedules so that our pictorial record will be com- plete. ff I il f-Z' -- , ', ROBERT McKlLLOP Physical Education HARRY TOPOIAN Fine Arts W' 1-is ' xy F i7 ,Q l