Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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4 I S 20 W Sai' S I ! ii .. - N X sl AGM' ii Students ogether o Proiect X is a two-phase plan designed by the Student Body ot Hayward High School, A simulated rocket and satellite will be tired into orbit around the earth in the first phase and in the second, a man carrying rocket will be launched that will circle the moon, All areas in the school will take part in getting the rockets R'lfHT: E. Talaska, L. Ramey, Miss E. Hawskley talk over a D- Monisson and mon into space S Y . ' Y Y Head Advise' Proiect X will create an interest in sci- ence and will provide an opportunity for X: students to seek out knowledge of our world and universe. N, Proiect X will be accomplished in three stages: rm l. Research and design period. ' 2. Construction period-build model of rocket, satellite, I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. N. Roukes, instructor, M. Lyon, and P. Nickols are in the Fine Arts area of the project, Mr Nelson explains the theory of getting the rocket into space to L. Tomley B Schutt. J Brum, J. Souza, C. Cadinhcr, Mr. Danlon, J. Klein, and L. plan how they will record data for Proiect X. c NYA. it x Y' choose man to pilot moon rocket. 3. Fire rocket and collect data. Evaluation team will iudge proiect. How the Hayward High Student Body plans to achieve the three stages: l. Science department to do basic research. 2. Art department will make artist's conception sketches. .1-.,w,.,,. i ' . ' Y V 1, ' at 1 ' , Seq - 'V J. Justice, J. Bellsmith and Mr. Norman Lund looking over the model of Proiect X Mrs. M. Calandri checking over work of social studies students for Project X. . ,

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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

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and teachers mf Pk Droject X 3. Mechanical drawing students will draft plans. 4. English and Library departments will file and catalogue data for scientists. 5. Chemistry class to do research and make fuel for rockets. 6. Physical Education classes to do research on physical re- quirements necessary for man to fly in rocket. 7. Public Speaking classes give weekly reports over loud speaker. 8. Homemaking department select clothes and food for the rocket passenger. 9. Radio and Science departments will work together on communication apparatus for rocket and satellite. lO. Vocational area will built rocket. ll. Business area will type and record data. 12. Haypress to provide publicity. 13. Social Studies area to do research and present assem- blies on the following: a. Over-population b. Peaceful uses of the atom. c. Radioactivity. d. The shrinking world and the language problems. Mr. Brodahl and R. Cardenas are checking over the camera equipment for the rocket. 7 I . Z1 2 , QW Z Z.. i o X, ...Wa We J. Rodriguez, O. Samorano, Mr. Tong, V. Koon and J. Cornell confer o A... if 'l ,m' 2, , Project X. ii- - - , I .. fy f s c -. ' . 2 Y W 9 -,H 4 v 1 X 1 ., ..., -S , K' J ' mai ! 1, ff K ef. Y a, I vv 5 - ...B x ' 'KJ .Z .- l n- - Y, 1 ,. 2 ,.ii7 W 1 '- X - s Mr, MqKillop is figuring out the health training for Proiect X. L, Soares, S. McBride, Miss Knoph, N, Gville, L. Scludlin, and J. Wilson study the list of training requirements forthe operators of Proiect X. . M . . ' S. Hansen and Miss Mitchell are making a list of food for operators of Prolect X. fngiattu :1n?ooLs'Cmwford from ogncullure area Sludy 'he effef' of ' V 'td 3, ...'. WH I, 'I ,,AV , .5 IVV, In ..7v : .S+ I... ' 7 ' V 4 A , 1- LA, 1.5 2141 WW' jr V My 42, A, V .fr I V' I W. f ...t 1 1 4 1' ff X 1 5 I VA 1 f .wa17f??2' f , 6 wi, . ., op f ' M... ,,,..4ou-'W 'mf, ' Y 'M iiriffwz-2-?:tf -' I 1 E-,., xt, 5 E .W 2 2 1 fra-,. 3 . . . , , jfsgjjiifp . f , .sa-