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Do you remember the 1950's?
A lot of people don't. Back in the 1950's, Hayden was a school filled with the light of the Lord. Emphasis was placed on God in every activity, whether it be in Hayden's Square Dance club, the Sodalists, or during classes.
During these days the poodle was the big hair style among the girls, students strived to participate actively within their school and with administrators, football wasn't quite as big a deal, but the Christmas parade floats were.
Hayden's many clubs included: The square dance club, the nurses club, sodality, pep club, commercial club, American Foreign council, Jr. Red Cross council, glee club, the float committee, the future secretary's club, etc. things that are seldom heard of in today's schools.
But activities weren't all that was different in the school then and now. Hayden was and will always be a school in progress. We progress to become better, keep up with the time and to be an active competitor in making each student's education as high as possible.
1950 Graduates - 77
Principal -Sister Mary Patrice
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1951 Graduates -68
Principal -Sister Mary Patrice
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1952 Graduates -97
Principal -Sister Mary Patrice
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1953 Graduates -89
Principal -Sister Mary Patrice
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1954 Graduates -93
Principal -Sister Mary Patrice
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1955 Graduates -111
Principal -Sister Joseph Mary
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1956 Graduates -98
Principal -Sister Mary Columbia
President - Monsignor Eugene F. Valley
1957 Graduates -112
Principal -Sister Mary Columbia
President -Reverand Henry Beier
1958 Graduates -126
Principal -Reverand Henry Beier
President -?
1959 Graduates -123
Principal -Reverand Henry Beier
President -?
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