Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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,ie pw N an ls. 1 W My '4'.,'f, hs N.. Treasurer Gwen Butler Vice President Secretary Pete Serra Edith Eddens Girls' League Renate Koehn Spring Officers Sciq Farewell The Spring Officers and Council have worked hard to make the last semester of their high school career a suc- cess, senior wills, senior cut day, senior silence day, and finally the long-awaited Baccalaureate. Aloha plants a memory and keeps it growing there. SPRING COUNCIL .1 ri U5 J 'r I' I A I 57 2, '7 ' Boys' League Adolph Cordova Wh 1 I I ,, i , . V ,,.0,. A f . ,, me if , A :'3:7l I Wei? , M President Lou Sheets ,,, LJ 06 iff!! 4 lift V3 'W We 5' in dm' aff FRONT ROW: Gwen Butler, Lou Sheets, Renate Koehn, Edith Eddens. SECOND ROW: Sharon Devlin, Mardith Navone, Barbara Wilkinson, Gene Zaballos, Dick Christensen, Roger Hamilton, Barbara Dorner, Leona Ras- mussen. THIRD ROW: Judie Light, Don George, Lora Lee Watchous, Ron fx ur ,- ' -' I f 117 1 f 51499 ..f Uhl, Vicki FOUR: Con Togni, Bob is ROW Soleri, Steve Abreu, Betty Culbertson, Diane Lindberg. nie Voas, Johnny Hansen, Penny Nichols, Gregg Francis, Linda Sutherlund, Roger Lafleur. 1 '4'Efi?!lJf ff, Y- w '?321324'.5fw5f7l,.,.i:zIff ff,- , I , , , , I ,.,, . .,,.,,,,,,,,,, , A ,,,, . A ,, V ff gf I ' O I Tj: ' ,,.' 1,112 1-'A15'15.g1g:g :.f:,, ':ez,.' ife 3 1Aem9f W,eq Qfffy A fx I I ,mm wg, . I f7 , . ' V, ,I , 2 .-1 fi auf f i fis:-:z e '- -, ' 1 ' gi P? 'X x ' .f If LM' hge'- iw Q- . . ' X Dorothy Buckley Gordon Heritage Al Redo Lee Thompson Marilyn gundbmg

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E '72 'Le f., Q-F rf!! ' ,. 'Q w , 3' 'CD fry Ley V l Kb X Vife'P'e5ide Secretary Treasurer Girls' League Boys' League Muff l-Ufleuf Betty Krause Janet Rakowicz Penny Nichols Bernie Stewart Fall Officers Sou Aloha ss.. . f A , I Saying Aloha to Hayward is our terrific, hard-working fall class 'V L officers and council. They are proud of C1 iob well done, but at the some time they are very sorry to have seen their term come to a close. i I FALL COUNCIL Wfl1fS,g'if1'1Ln Row 1, L-R: J. Light, K. Williams, C. Wilson, B. Dorner, S. Lutz, L. R. Uhl, L. Rasmussen. Row 4: J. Roff, B. Culbertson, L. Togni, E. Kimble, Watchous, B. Wilkinson, S, Devlin. Row 2: K. Hallen, K. Haley, J. Crawford, P. Roberts, R. Koehn. Row 5: M. Navone, D. Christensen, V. Biondi G. Butler, L. Sheets, C, Voas. Row 3: R. Turner, J. Shoemake, R. Paz, D. Dean. V I ' - ' 'Wy' VW 11, fr I Q f W' E , , .I ., P X l i 4 N 'X i , Q fu L' - 1: 'Li r 'ge ' i V ..'. V . QB! 687 H 1- u E Y A i v-' - .. Leonard Moulden Donald Sanford JUCLY Swiflef Lee Th0mP50n Reber, Tong

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