Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Mrs. Anderson always has a smile throughout her busy day. li ,. Catherine Anderson Dean of Girls . f' Ay . Robert Regier Dean of Boys eand are our Lien A in nee Mrs. Anderson, as dean of girls, has one of the most time-consuming iobs at Hayward. She is a friend and ad- viser to the many girls under her supervision. She supervises all the night affairs and dances on campus and determines who has the privilege to obtain bids to these affairs.. She also serves on the Administrative Council and Scholarship and Awards Committee. Busy as she is, she is always gra- cious, charming, a true friend to those who confide in her, and is always ready with a warm smile and friendly gesture for everyone. Solving the numerous needs and problems of the male students here at Hayward is a big iob which Mr. Regier handles very competently. Although his main interest lies with the boys, he also helps with the many problems con- fronting the Administrative Council and supervises all eve- ning affairs on campus. Students at Hayward know Mr. Regier as a trusted friend and adviser. Mr. Regier has a free moment during his busy clay ,,.,......--vw 1 -,,,.... v t '! '

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ui ance an wifi om Norman Sanders, vice principal, takes a moment of his time to pose for our photographer. Mrs. Wanda Bray, secretary to Mr. Sanders, is an efficient - and diligent worker. Mr. Sanders busy about his duties Our Vice-principal, Mr. Sanders, is an extremely understanding individual. His day is filled with many tasks and a few unpleasant duties, yet he meets them without hesitation or doubt. He is always pleasant, although very busy, and is very well liked by all. Some of his many duties are the assigning of substitute teachers, order- ing supplies for the school, and taking care of bus transportation. He assists Mr. Oakes in many problems that arise during the day. He is a truly fine person and an asset to the school and community.

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'Cb Charles H. Deadrich Mrs. Ben Gettman Clerk of the Board Homemaker and Civic Leader Dr. Lawrence Ramm Superintendent-Hayward Union Attorney- President of the Board High School District Marlin W. Haley E. Guy Warren Harold C. Owner-Manager of Management Transportation Comp. it Kaiserilndyustries' we Marg! of ,ljfugjfeeg holds lregular meetings every first and third Wednesday. Members are' chosen by public vote. They serve our school and ,community well by studying proposed handbooks for improvement of school programs and by working with other boards and agencies on proiects involving this district. me .S2Lo!ar5AiIo ana! .xdwari ommiffee meets every third Wednesday to study the qualifications of outstanding students. Winners are determined by interviews and awards made before the student body. jhe .xgvlminidrafiue Counci meets the first Monday of the month and shoulders the many responsi- bilities and decisions that go toward making Hayward High the exceptional school that it is. ROW 1 ileft to rightt: Helga Nielsen, Eleanor Sekerak, Ruth l.eth, Elizabeth Lee, Esther McStay, Doris - lewis, Marion Jenks. ROW 2: Frank Marymee, Charles Kahn, Herbert Brodohl, Raymond Lillie, Leslie. Q BYOWH. Clarence Nelson, Riehard.Schultz. Not present were: Catherine Anderson, Robert Regier, Don I Oakes, Gordon Phillips, George Wilson. SEATED lleft to rightl: Douglas Morrissan, Robert Mann, Catherine Anderson, Helga Nielsen, Don Oakes. STANDING: George Enderlin, Robert Regier, Norman Sanders.