Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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of 5. 7. calf' Lt R 3 Don't strike me! Mr. Pat Butler defends himself as Russ 1 .af Leonard Moulden ig ,X V ul-g,3a45?'5, .1 Tu. f l ff 5 Vx ' - N .5 'M' L ii' L x ,l J. ,I . 3 Mr. Kilgore is a master in the game of chess. r At work P at l 1 Social Studies Peterson iokingly proves a point. ' ' , ' Isp aus url tml e . l R, ' I - '. own' , ' 4 cfuv 1 9 A H- u r , M l - . 7' ,:. Y , if Q '1'Vtfj4v s :rg -'r 4 - 'fe Q M ' 'Q an if mr Sv- L' ' ...xr v H 131' L ,Q gif - f 0 'L N V - ,. . 'H My A gif? A. 4' qv 1 A Y, A AN KT ' Af - ' ? as -W, X l lx ' .. f . wr ' . ,,. . -- l I A 4 V ml . 'Lib f XX' ' ' .,i ' ': ' , K 1 I ,. J 'fi Qs , - B.-gd Hqnnq Harold Jenkins 5 . Mqth Industrial Arts 2:-3' VV VY., Llseihzllocllzslltzfllilnsrzrgllitii clllllis Howksley and Mr Sdn' ll alle' hmm A few teachers either were left out In the mad rush of picture taking or V were camera-shy when the formal faculty portraits were taken. We W caught them in an unguarded moment either at work or at play. iv: . A tfmtfl ,aug .au-., 5 4 ' I W' -IP r pn:-L-+-sf11e.,..,,.r.w -it ...Amy 43' m.,,,,,,,,,f' -v . 3 Us J V Q .,,f , ww ' , - g' I - 1 . Q l A i - gg? , ,i-w an--' A Mary Montague James Russell - ' ' 'fr language Arts lndusffiql A,-gs . 'If' ,jim if Mr., ' ' . ' f Mr, Almanzo checks his roll book to see who cut today. wr

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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

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5 , . 3 ? ' .-,, In ' Mr. Harold Jenkins is busy at work in his three-hour Diesel Shop class with Bob Gretler and Jim Rice. plciu, ur fcicultu enthusiasm if 5'5 E 1 '-fwfe i ' 3' i F y Milo Mallory Industrial Arts Norman Lund Industrial Arts Even in their leisure minutes at school, teachers are available to students for help with a difficult problem or for just a iam session about current events. I Q ' 1 , , 32 5- -, , . 4 ,ff' ,yn Mgef. I Q, va V4 gf 2 I W .,., , ,f Q f f ' I? W . ? Richard Moyer Gordon Phillips Fine Arts Physical Education A Cappella Department Head N J' ,. if , , , 1 , 'I' V 3 M15 r 4 h' -I f ' ,jr . --'I A-W ,-cg, , ' en., . M f ,!-E ' ? Z me L? 4 1 f' Alfa IV 4' . , Q. f-. , H I X ' N '44 in f-.4 4 1 ' U' -U 1 v . - Y , A me ,. 7 f, ,I ,I ' 7, A , .V s :I r , , gf, , ff' If ,J z 1 v Leland Cardwell, Carol Van Auker, and Doyle Confer rehearse for the Teacher's Faculty Show. ,,, V V Wren- 1 A J f f, I tr? 4,1511 W fi - - .fifif -y X ,Y kr in Mr. Edward Hartnell converses with J. Rosa, P. Purves, K. Eskdridge, J. Thompson, and D. Orr, about their assignment in Drawing and Composi- tion class. ff. yum- ...H i 7mmw,,,,,, ,,,,,,,., , , gun: --'22 M f X Myf.-Q.. wwf, Mr. Jerome Kalik relaxes in his Office Machines class after a hearty lunch. . - ' ff.- ,-, '-1