Hayward High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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P. Bacich instructs L. Dasher, student helper, on :1 typically busy day. Band ULU Ql Cf0l'lCl fltelneffi K .SZ A9 Hayward students find guidance and coun- sel in going to our deans, Paulita Bacich and Anthony Ochoa, In this way many thankful students have discovered how to get the ut- most out of education. Paulita Bacich and Anthony Ochoa take personal interest in our student problems no matter how involved they are with the many other duties of their busy day. Scholarship and Awards committee, Administrative Council, and Dean's Council are just a few, not to men- tion attending all social and sports activities. Their most important job is keeping Hay- ward's standards high. l Student worker L, Dasher confers with Dean Ocha. Paulita Bacich Dean of Girls Anthony Ochoa Dean of Boys WJ' .

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Mary Qettman Mary M..Castle Charles Deadrich Marlin Haley E. Guy Warren President Dentist Attorney Attorney Transportation C0 gon:-J of j-ualeea The Board of Trustees is composed of six the policies which govern the school district citizens elected by the voters. They meet reg- They are dedicated to make our schools the ularly every first and third Wednesday' at the best in the state. kv. Dr. Lawrence Ramm Superintendent C lnlnlZitl'l1lllfl' Ollllfl The Administrative Council sets up many rules which keep our school running smoothly and help us to maintain a high standard of conduct. The eight members of the council meet every other Monday after school and work long hours to make our years at Hayward easier for all. 36601411-Adil? 60111 nt iffee The Scholarship Committee meets every third Wednesday' in Room 16. Under the chairman- ship of Wallace Copeland the members decide whether or not a student deserves an award or scholarship by interviewing the students who have maintained a B average throughout the term. District office on Elmhurst Street and form Administrative Council seated L to R, P. Bat-ich, D. Oakes, D, Morrisson Standing K. Donlon, R. Reiger, B. Cieister, A. Ochoa. Absent was Head Counselor S. Ralph. Scholarship Committee seated L to R, R. Leth, D. Lewis, M. Kurtz, E. Lee, S. Moore, Standing P. Bacich, XV. Copeland B. Thornton, D. Oakes, D. Morrisson, R. Lillie, A. Ochoa, D. Stanford. 'SM'

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A Leslie Brown Vocational Agriculture Area Chairman William Null Nursery Practice Landscaping Carlo Zuniga Agriculture Mechanics Farm Practice Steve DeFreiras, Mike cotton ball in General Ag. Mr. Null instructs C. Impy, I. Williams, and W. Tanner on importance of trees. Welding farm machinery are J. Duarte, B. Fletcher, D. Dor- nell, and F. Faraldi. Walford and Bob Arenat examine portion of a gricu fare Our Agriculture Department offers com- plete instruction in Farm Shop, Farm Man- agement, and related subjects. Hayward is proud of the school farm located at 25323 Hesperian Blvd., Hayward, where agriculture students receive experience in actual farm practice. The instructors of these subjects also sponsor The Future Farmers of America or- gantzatlon. T. Finley, M. Vocational Ag e,,,.u ,vb Dias, R. Strizver and R. lvaldi study bugs in