Guide to the Janet Gray Hayes Papers
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Guide to the Janet Gray Hayes Papers
Collection number: MSS-2002-01
SJSU Special Collections & Archives
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library
San José State University
One Washington Square
San José, CA 95192-0028
Phone: (408) 808-2062
Fax: (408) 808-2063
Email: special.collections@sjsu.edu
URL: http://library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collections/sjsu-special-collections-and-archives
- Processed by:
- Jennifer E. Johnson
- Date Completed:
- 2007
- Encoded by:
- Jennifer E. Johnson
© 2007 Trustees of the California State University. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Janet Gray Hayes Papers
Dates: 1914-2002
Bulk Dates: 1974-1982
Collection number: MSS-2002-01
Creator:
Hayes, Janet Gray, 1926-
Collection Size:
12 boxes
(8.5 linear feet)
Repository:
San Jose State University. Library.
San Jose, California 95192-0028
Abstract: In 1974 Janet Gray Hayes became mayor of San Jose, California and the first female elected to the office of mayor of a large
American city. She was overwhelmingly reelected to a second term, and served as mayor until 1982. Prior to her groundbreaking
election in 1974, she won a seat on the San Jose City Council and also served as vice mayor. This collection documents her
political trajectory from 1974-1982. During her tenure as mayor she focused on urban development issues and smart growth planning,
and was very responsive to increased citizen access to the mayor's office. Hayes became an important role model for women
in politics, her success in government represented a watershed for politically minded women in the region, and the Santa Clara
Valley became know as the "Feminist Capital of the World." This collection consists of administrative files, election materials,
personal files, and public relations materials, most of which were amassed while Hayes served as city council member, vice
mayor, and mayor of San Jose.
Languages: Languages represented in the collection:
English
Access
The collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
Copyright has not been assigned to the San Jose State University Library Special Collections & Archives. All requests for
permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Director of Special Collections. Permission
for publication is given on behalf of the Special Collections & Archives as the owner of the physical items and is not intended
to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader. Copyright restrictions
also apply to digital reproductions of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research and educational
purposes.
Preferred Citation
Janet Gray Hayes Papers, MSS-2002-01, San Jose State University Library Special Collections and Archives.
Processing History
Processed by Jennifer E. Johnson, 2007. EAD encoded by Jennifer E. Johnson, 2007. Reviewed by Danelle Moon, 2007.
Biographical History
Janet Gray (Frazee) Hayes was born in 1926 in Rushville, Indiana, the second of two daughters born to John P. Frazee, Jr.
and Lucile Charman Gray Frazee. Raised in an active Republican family, Hayes was introduced to politics at a young age. In
1940 the Frazee family home became an official campaign base for Wendell Wilkie, the Republican presidential nominee. Wilkie
carried his home state of Indiana, but was overwhelmingly defeated by the Democratic candidate, President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The Wilkie experience introduced Hayes to the political campaign process.
Hayes was named valedictorian of her high school class and went on to attend the University of Indiana. While in college she
became a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority serving as the organization's vice president and then president.
She was also very active in the local YWCA. Hayes was selected for Phi Beta Kappa in her junior year, and Mortar Board her
senior year. In 1948 she graduated magna cum laude with an A.B. in Liberal Arts. After graduation, she received a scholarship
to attend the University of Chicago, where she graduated with a master's degree in Social Service Administration, again magna
cum laude. While attending graduate school she met Kenneth Hayes, a medical student, and in 1950 they were married.
While Kenneth completed his medical degree Hayes took a position as a psychiatric social worker in Chicago, where she witnessed
firsthand the devastating effects of poverty in the communities she served. This experience shaped her political views and
would later inspire her to run for public office. Hayes left social work to start a family, and in 1952 gave birth to first
daughter, Lindy. Shortly thereafter the family moved to Denver, where Kenneth completed his residency. It was in Denver that
their first and only son, John, was born. Following the conclusion of his residency, the Hayes family moved to San Jose, California,
where Dr. Hayes accepted a position at the Agnew State Hospital. Daughters Katherine and Megan were both born in San Jose.
Upon arrival in California, Hayes quickly developed community roots and an interest in politics. She registered to vote as
an Independent, but quickly realized that she was not eligible to vote in the primary elections and officially registered
as a Democrat. She became active in the PTA and later with the League of Women Voters (LWV), serving as president of the organization
for a time. The LWV provided her with important base for her future political career. Her first introduction to city politics
was as a concerned mother; while pregnant with her daughter Megan she beseeched the San Jose City Council to consider placing
a traffic signal or a crossing guard at a busy intersection that her children crossed every day on their way to school. The
council promised that they would act before the beginning of the next school year, although a light was not installed until
after Hayes was elected mayor of San Jose in 1974.
By the 1960s Hayes became an important member of the San Jose Redevelopment Agency and later served as its first female chair.
She was also the first woman appointed to the local YMCA board of directors. Her experiences in predominantly male agencies
led her to run for a seat on the city council in attempt to provide a voice for other women in San Jose. Her civic involvement
paid off and she was elected to a four-year term on the San Jose City Council. Hayes served as a council member from 1971
until 1973, and from 1973 to 1974 she served as vice mayor under Mayor Norman Mineta.
By 1973 Hayes had grown from a socially active housewife to vice mayor of one of the largest cities in the nation. In 1974
Hayes decided to run for mayor of San Jose. She ran a grassroots campaign with the help of over 1,000 volunteers who canvassed
the city on her behalf. Hayes ran on a platform of controlled growth, urging voters to "make San Jose better before we make
it bigger." As part of her campaign, and in effort to make herself more accessible to voters, she created a telephone hotline
connected to her election headquarters so that voters could directly voice topics of concern. Hayes won the race, earning
1,667 votes more than her opponent, former chief of detectives, Bart Collins. With this victory, Hayes became the first woman
to be elected mayor of a large American city.
At a time when sexism and gender discrimination permeated state and national politics, Hayes' watershed victory generated
local and national press. Many wondered how to address the woman mayor, though she consistently informed the press and others
that "Madame Mayor" would suffice. In terms of policy, she championed controlled urban growth, restored historic buildings,
and helped transform San Jose into a model city. By 1977
New West magazine had voted San Jose the second most livable city in the west. Impressed with her accomplishments, then California
governor Jerry Brown appointed Hayes chairperson of his Urban Development Advisory Committee in anticipation that she might
do the same for the state. Hayes also kept her promises regarding citizen access to the mayor's office. She held semi-monthly
open houses at city hall, and continued her successful hotline concept once elected, this time dubbing the service "Dial-a-Mayor."
1978 would prove to be one of the most challenging years that Hayes would face in office. For the first time since joining
the San Jose City Council in 1971, she voted to support a Gay Pride week, though she later reversed her vote after pressure
from local religious groups. At this time Hayes also came out against Proposition 13, a property tax reduction initiative
overwhelmingly passed by California voters. In the same year she sought reelection; her campaign against City Council member
Al Garza was fierce and at times bitter. After facing a runoff election, Hayes triumphed, winning over 70 percent of the vote.
Hayes received tremendous publicity as the first female mayor of San Jose, and nationally as Santa Clara County edged into
the national political landscape as the "Feminist Capital of the World." Hayes' favorable publicity, combined with the success
of other female candidates across the U.S. led a number of national magazines to run stories on the role of women, feminism,
and politics.
Time,
People,
U.S. News and World Report, and even some international papers carried stories highlighting the success of these female candidates. Hayes was featured
in a number of articles, alongside Diane Feinstein of San Francisco, Jane Byrne of Chicago, Isabella Cannon of Raleigh, North
Carolina, Carole McClellan of Austin, Texas, and Margaret T. Hance of Phoenix, Arizona. In 1979
U.S. News and World Report ran a story highlighting the recent victories of women in politics across the nation. According to the report, 750 cities
out of 18,800 municipalities had female mayors-clearly women were making inroads into politics at all levels. From 1975 to
1979 the number of women in public office increased from 4.7 percent to 10.9 percent, with the largest increase at the local
and state levels. Hayes' greatest legacy remains her support of women in local government, and her commitment to gender equality.
Hayes' competency and leadership enabled her to be elected to the eleven-member Executive Board of the U.S. Conference of
Mayors, a post that elevated San Jose's national esteem, and enhanced Hayes' access to the Carter administration. She received
numerous honors and awards for her contribution to politics. In 1975 she received the "Woman of Achievement Award" from the
San Jose Mercury News and in 1976 she received the San Jose "Anti-Defamation League Award." Hayes was named to the delegation supporting Governor
Jerry Brown at the Democratic National Convention in New York City, and was the only woman on a list of mayors submitted as
possible vice presidential candidates. In 1977 a Decision Research Institute survey of Santa Clara County voters ranked Hayes
as the most admired politician in the region. At the local level, Hayes helped bring comparable worth issues to the fore.
When local women held a strike in 1981 after a survey revealed gender pay discrimination in San Jose, Hayes flew to New York
with a union negotiator to appear on
The Today Show. Her appearance elevated the issue of comparable worth to the national level.
By the time she left office in 1983, Hayes had blazed a trail for women in politics throughout the Santa Clara Valley and
indeed the nation. Though she never went on to run for another public post, Hayes continued to serve the public. After her
tenure as mayor, Hayes was active with the San Jose Art Museum, and served on many boards and councils, including the Association
of Bay Area Governments, and the Santa Clara County Intergovernmental Council. She also served as a community and customer
relations director for a consulting firm that served the high-tech industry in the Silicon Valley.
Bibliography
Flammang, Janet A. 1985. Female officials in the feminist capital: The case of Santa Clara County.
Western Political Quarterly, 38 (1), 94-118.
Matthews, Glenna. 2003.
Silicon Valley, women, and the California dream: gender, class, and opportunity in the twentieth century. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press.
Williams, Barbara. 1979.
Breakthrough: Women in politics. New York: Walker and Company.
Scope and Content
The Janet Gray Hayes Papers document the historical significance of Hayes' mayoralty in state and national politics and her
influence in bringing other women into local government. Hayes was pivotal in popularizing the Santa Clara Valley's reputation
as the "Feminist Capital of the World." Items in this collection also detail Hayes' commitment to improving citizen access
to the mayor's office, reducing crime, and promoting controlled urban growth in San Jose. The Janet Gray Hayes Papers are
organized into four series: Administrative Files, Campaign & Election Materials, Personal Materials, and Public Relations
Materials.
Arrangement
The Janet Gray Hayes Papers are organized into four series: Series I: Administrative Files; Series II: Campaign & Election
Materials; Series III: Personal Materials; Series IV: Public Relations Materials.
Subject Headings
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
the library's online public access catalog.
California -- Politics and government
Hammer, Susan
Hayes, Janet Gray
Mayors -- California -- San Jose
Mineta, Norman Yoshio, 1931
San Jose (Calif.) -- History -- 20th century
Women in politics -- California -- History
Series I:
Administrative Files
1974-1982
Physical Description: 1 box
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series includes administrative files that provide insight into some of the day-to-day proceedings, as well as special
undertakings of the Hayes administration. A substantial percentage of this series consists of correspondence, including letters
from President Jimmy Carter, the mayor of Tainan, Taiwan, and several U.S. mayors, as well as many local politicians and corporate
officers. This series reflects the respect Hayes commanded and the support she received from both U.S. and world leaders during
her tenure as mayor.
Arrangement
Files in this series are arranged alphabetically by format, then chronologically.
Box/Folder 1/1
Architectural Drawings
1981
Box/Folder 1/3 - 1/4
Correspondence
1976-1983
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 1/5
Financial Statements
1974-1981
Box/Folder 1/8
Schedule Cards
circa 1975-1982
Series II:
Campaign & Election Materials
1971-1982
bulk 1974-1978
Physical Description: 3 boxes
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series documents the political trajectory of Janet Gray Hayes beginning with her 1971 election to the San Jose City Council
and 1973 election to the post of vice mayor of San Jose, followed by her victorious 1974 and 1978 mayoral campaigns. This
series provides a record of her tough 1978 mayoral reelection campaign against opponent Al Garza. The race was competitive,
exhausting, and at times downright vicious; Garza spent most of the campaign attempting to discredit Hayes and her achievements
during her first term as mayor. In the end, Hayes' solidly defeated Garza, winning over 70 percent of the vote.
Researchers interested in the history of San Jose voter trends will find this series useful. Included is "A Survey of Voter
Attitudes in the City of San Jose," compiled in 1974 by the Diridon Research Corporation for the Janet Gray Hayes for Mayor
campaign. This comprehensive publication outlines voter demographics in San Jose, as well as opinions on countless issues
such as growth, the environment, law enforcement, business, and gender. This series includes correspondence, endorsements,
printed campaign literature, and clippings.
Arrangement
Files in this series are arranged alphabetically by format, then chronologically. Three-dimensional memorabilia and oversize
items are housed in separate boxes.
Box/Folder 1/10 - 1/13
Clippings
1971-1978
Physical Description: 4 folders
Box/Folder 1/10
City Council Election
1971
Box/Folder 1/11
Vice Mayoral Election
1973
Box/Folder 1/13
Mayoral Reelection Campaign
1978
Box/Folder 1/13a
Mayoral Campaign: Al Garza
1978
Box/Folder 1/14
Correspondence (Mayoral Reelection Campaign)
1978
Box/Folder 1/16
Memorabilia (Mayoral Campaign)
1974
Box/Folder 1/17 - 1/19
Printed Matter
1971-1978
Physical Description: 4 folders
Box/Folder 1/17
City Council Campaign
1971
Box/Folder 1/19
Mayoral Reelection Campaign
1978
Box/Folder 1/20 - 1/23
Reports
1974-1978
Physical Description: 4 folders
Box/Folder 1/20
Mayoral Campaign - Diridon Voter Survey
1974
Box/Folder 1/21 - 1/23
Mayoral Reelection Campaign
1978
Physical Description: 3 folders
Box/Folder 1/24 - 1/25
Speeches
1974-1978
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 1/25
Mayoral Reelection Campaign
1978
Box 2
Memorabilia (Three-dimensional)
circa 1973-1975
Physical Description: 1 box
Box/Folder 3/26 - 3/29
Oversize
circa 1974-1978
Physical Description: 4 folders
Box/Folder 3/26
Bumper Stickers
circa 1974-1978
Box/Folder 3/27
Cartoons (Mayoral Reelection Campaign)
1978
Box/Folder 3/28
Clippings (Mayoral Reelection Campaign)
1978
Box/Folder 3/29
Newsletters (Mayoral Reelection Campaign)
1978
Series III:
Personal Materials
1938-1983
bulk 1974-1981
Physical Description: 1 box
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series documents Hayes' personal and political life for over half a century. This series details the many civic activities
that Hayes undertook preceding her role as a public servant, as well as aspects of her personal life. Included in this series
are letters from relatives and friends, photographs of the Hayes family, and biographical materials about Hayes.
Avid supporters of the arts, the Janet Gray and Kenneth Hayes proudly endorsed the works of Alexander Calder (uncle to Kenneth
Hayes). Calder was a world-renowned sculptor and artist, most famous for his mobiles. Throughout her public life Hayes was
rarely photographed without wearing one of Calder's fanciful lapel pins. The correspondence file in this series contains a
congratulatory letter Calder wrote Hayes following her election victory.
Correspondence in this series also underscores Hayes' skill at balancing the task of governing one of the largest U.S. cities
while simultaneously remaining a committed mother to her four children. Letters from Hayes' children, all teens and young
adults by the time she was mayor, highlight the active role she played in their lives, while simultaneously carrying out her
duties as an elected official.
This series also contains documents concerning the tragic 1973 murder of Hayes' mother, who was shot and killed in an attempted
robbery in her home in Indiana. Despite this horrible tragedy, Hayes maintained her political commitments and resolved to
stamp out crime in San Jose.
Arrangement
Files in this series are arranged alphabetically by format, then chronologically.
Box/Folder 4/31
Biographical Material
1978
Box/Folder 4/33 - 4/34
Documentation
circa 1963-1973
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 4/33
Activism (Kenneth Hayes)
circa 1963
Box/Folder 4/36 - 4/37
Photographs
1938-1980
Physical Description: 2 folders
Series IV:
Public Relations Materials
1914-2002
bulk 1974-1982
Physical Description: 7 boxes, 1 framed oil painting
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series consists of public relations materials including press releases, speeches, newspaper clippings, photographs, memorabilia,
and awards. The bulk of this collection consists of publicity photographs of Hayes, taken at various events during her tenure
in office.
Researchers interested in women's political history will find this series of note as there are several items documenting the
historical significance of Hayes' mayoralty. One such item is a news article about Hayes from a Swiss newspaper, demonstrating
the international interest in her election. Photographs in this series also document the rapport Hayes had with President
Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter; there are several photographs of Hayes with the Carters at the White House, at
the U.S. Conference of Mayors, as well as in San Jose.
Arrangement
Files in this series are arranged alphabetically by format, then chronologically. Three-dimensional memorabilia and oversize
items are housed in separate boxes. One framed oil painting (portrait) is on display in SJSU Library Special Collections and
Archives Reading Room.
Box/Folder 4/40
Circulars
circa 1973-1980
Box/Folder 4/41 - 4/57
Clippings
1966-2002
Physical Description: 17 folders
Box/Folder 4/43
(3 of 17)
1977 March-1977 June
Box/Folder 4/44
(4 of 17)
1977 July-1977 August
Box/Folder 4/45
(5 of 17)
1977 September-1977 December
Box/Folder 4/46
(6 of 17)
1978 January-1978 June
Box/Folder 4/47
(7 of 17)
1978 July-1978 August
Box/Folder 4/48
(8 of 17)
1978 November-1978 December
Box/Folder 4/49
(9 of 17)
1979 January-1979 June
Box/Folder 4/50
(10 of 17)
1979 July-1979 December
Box/Folder 4/51
(11 of 17)
1980 January-1980 July
Box/Folder 4/52
(12 of 17)
1980 September-1980 December
Box/Folder 4/53
(13 of 17)
1981 March-1981 July
Box/Folder 4/54
(14 of 17)
1981 August-1981 December
Box/Folder 4/55
(15 of 17)
1982 January-1982 June
Box/Folder 4/56
(16 of 17)
1982 July-1982 December
Box/Folder 4/58
Commendations and Resolutions
1978
Box/Folder 4/59
Endorsements - Issues
1975-1983
Box/Folder 4/61 - 4/62
Invitations
1974-1982
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 4/63 - 5/64
Memorabilia
1974-1982
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 5/65 - 8/289
Photographs
1974-1982
Physical Description: 224 folders
Box/Folder 5/66 - 5/67
Hayes - Visit to New York & Washington, D.C.
1969
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 5/68
Hayes - Miscellaneous
circa 1970
Box/Folder 5/69
Publicity Photographs
1971
Box/Folder 5/70
City Coucil Swearing-In
1971
Box/Folder 5/71
Primary Night Victory
1971
Box/Folder 5/74
Fumiko Kohara in San Francisco
1972 November
Box/Folder 5/76
Hayes - Cycling With Group
1973 January
Box/Folder 5/77
Hayes With Local Political Figures
1973 February
Box/Folder 5/78
Hayes With San Jose Police
circa 1973-1974
Box/Folder 5/80
Foreign Trade Zone With Gerald Ford
1974
Box/Folder 5/81
Publicity Photographs
1974 February
Box/Folder 5/82
Hayes at Construction Site
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/83
Hayes at Fire Station
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/84
Hayes at Grocery Store
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/85
Hayes With Tony Carupo
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/86
Hayes at Community Center
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/87
Hayes at Home With Family
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/88
Hayes at Pool With Children
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/89
Hayes at San Jose State University
1974 March
Box/Folder 5/90
Groundbreaking With Don Koll
1974 April
Box/Folder 5/91
American Savings Field Dedication
1974 May
Box/Folder 5/92
Hayes With Richard Daley
1975
Box/Folder 5/93
Paseo De San Antonio Dedication With Don Schmidt
1975
Box/Folder 5/94
Hayes - Miscellaneous
1975
Box/Folder 5/95
Hayes With Sister Rose Collins
1975 September
Box/Folder 5/96
Publicity Photograph (Slide)
1975 October
Box/Folder 5/97
Hayes Speaking
1975 October
Box/Folder 5/98
Publicity Photographs
1976
Box/Folder 5/99
Hayes - Trip to Taipei & Okayama, Japan
1976
Box/Folder 5/100
Hayes With visitors From Taiwan
1976
Box/Folder 5/101
Hayes at Reception
1976 March
Box/Folder 5/102
Israel - Conference of Mayors
1976 November
Box/Folder 5/103
National Child Safety Council
circa 1976-1977
Box/Folder 5/104
Hayes With David Liao & Paul Mao
1977
Box/Folder 5/105
Hayes With PAL teams
1977
Box/Folder 5/106
Hayes With Ted Tedesco
1977
Box/Folder 5/107
Hayes at Office With Pat Shelton
1977
Box/Folder 5/108
Hayes With Juanita Krebs
1977
Box/Folder 5/109
Hayes With David Thimgan
1977
Box/Folder 5/110
Hayes With Mayor Su From Tainan, Taiwan
1977
Box/Folder 5/111
Hayes With Campaign Workers
1977
Box/Folder 5/113
US Conference of Mayor Institute
1977
Box/Folder 5/115
Visit to Cheng Kuang Corporation, Taiwan
1977
Box/Folder 5/116
Fundraiser With Rosalynn Carter
1977
Box/Folder 5/117
"Happy Birthday Mayor Hayes" From City Hall
1977
Box/Folder 6/119
Hayes at Western Airlines Flight Attendant Graduation
1977
Box/Folder 6/120
Hayes With Count Basie
1977
Box/Folder 6/121
Dr. Josephson Appreciation Dinner
1977
Box/Folder 6/122
Visit to Okayama, Japan
1977
Box/Folder 6/123
Bicentennial Emblem (Slides)
1977
Box/Folder 6/124
Realty Conference
1977 January
Box/Folder 6/126
Hayes With Les Frasier
1977 April
Box/Folder 6/127
Visit From Mayor Chiang Li Tang, Taiwan
1977 April
Box/Folder 6/128
Time Capsule With Don Lima's Granddaughters
1977 May
Box/Folder 6/130
Groundbreaking at Almaden Vineyards With WM Dieppe
1977 July
Box/Folder 6/131
Tainan Children's Chorus at Tapestry In Talent Festival
1977 July
Box/Folder 6/132
Schick Center Grand Opening with Chuck Connors
1977 July
Box/Folder 6/133
Visitor From Tainan, Taiwan
1977 July
Box/Folder 6/134
Hayes With Yiro Miyake
1977 July
Box/Folder 6/135
San Jose PAL Day
1977 August
Box/Folder 6/136
San Jose Bicentennial
1977 September
Box/Folder 6/137
Hayes With KABL Outstanding Citizen Award Recipient, Olive Fritz
1977 September
Box/Folder 6/138
PSA Beauty Pageant
1977 October
Box/Folder 6/139
Visit to Taiwan
1977 October
Box/Folder 6/140
San Jose Buddhist Church 75th Anniversary
1977 October
Box/Folder 6/141
San Jose Bicentennial Ball
1977 November
Box/Folder 6/142
PAL Scholarship Award
1977 November
Box/Folder 6/143
Hayes With Jane Fonda
1977 December
Box/Folder 6/144
Party at Hayes' Residence
1977 December
Box/Folder 6/145
Publicity Photographs
1978
Box/Folder 6/146
March of Dimes Functions
1978
Box/Folder 6/147
Hayes with City Hall Secretaries
1978
Box/Folder 6/148
Publicity Photographs Taken by Valerie Ramsay
1978
Box/Folder 6/149
Jerry Brown for President Delegate
1978
Box/Folder 6/150
Hayes 28th Wedding Anniversary
1978
Box/Folder 6/151
Hayes at Soccer Game
1978
Box/Folder 6/152
State Office Building - Groundbreaking
1978
Box/Folder 6/153
Publicity Photographs
1978
Box/Folder 6/154
Publicity Photographs (Slides)
1978
Box/Folder 6/155
Josetta's Sweethearts Ball
1978 February
Box/Folder 6/156
National Safe Boating Week
1979
Box/Folder 6/157
Council on Aging - Signing Contract
1979
Box/Folder 6/158
National Transportation Week
1979
Box/Folder 6/159
Hayes With Kenneth Hayes
1979
Box/Folder 6/161
Dedication on Route 87
1979
Box/Folder 6/162
Hayes at White House With Rosalynn Carter
1979
Box/Folder 6/163
Supervisor Gerry Steinberg
1979
Box/Folder 6/164
Second Term Inauguration
1979 January
Box/Folder 6/165
BLA Dedication
1979 January
Box/Folder 6/166
Hayes With Vice President & Mrs. Mondale
1979 January
Box/Folder 6/167
Biblioteca Latina Opening
1979 February
Box/Folder 6/168
Career Exploration Day - Hayes With Susanne Wilson
1979 February
Box/Folder 6/169
Hayes With Rina Rosenberg
1979 June
Box/Folder 6/170
Hayes With Chief Justice Rose Bird at Daughter Lindy's Graduation
1979 June
Box/Folder 6/171
Plaza Bank of Commerce With Jack Conner, Lew, Wolff, and Phil DiNapoli
1979 July
Box/Folder 6/172
Hayes on SF Bay After Sewage Spill
1979 October
Box/Folder 6/173
Benefit for Boat People
1979 November
Box/Folder 6/174
Chateu La Salle Opening
1979 November
Box/Folder 6/175
Hayes With Feinstein & Carter
circa 1980
Box/Folder 6/176
Publicity Photographs
1980
Box/Folder 6/177
Hayes With David Packard
1980
Box/Folder 6/178
Brotherhood Award Dinner
1980
Box/Folder 6/179
Democratic National Convention in New York
1980
Box/Folder 6/180
Minnesota Museum of Art Reception
1980
Box/Folder 6/181
Hayes With Jimmy Carter in Washington, D.C.
1980
Box/Folder 6/182
U.S. Conference of Mayors With Jimmy Carter
1980
Box/Folder 6/183
Personal Family Camp
1980
Box/Folder 6/184
Publicity Photographs (Slides)
1980
Box/Folder 7/185
Alister McAlister Event
1980 May
Box/Folder 7/186
Circus Vargas Premier
1980 May
Box/Folder 7/187
Hayes With Rosalynn Carter, Sgt. David Clayton at Shorenstien's
1980 July
Box/Folder 7/188
San Jose Transportation Management Task Force
1980 September
Box/Folder 7/189
Jimmy Carter's San Jose Visit
1980 September
Box/Folder 7/190
Jimmy Carter in Los Angeles
1980 September
Box/Folder 7/191
Softball Game
1980 October
Box/Folder 7/192
Clinton Accounting Firm
1980 October
Box/Folder 7/193
Local Government Operational Research Unit
1980 November
Box/Folder 7/194
Management Study Task Force
1980 November
Box/Folder 7/195
Annual Alquist Family Picnic
1981
Box/Folder 7/196
Hayes With Barb Krause
1981
Box/Folder 7/197
Carpenter's Picnic With Elmer Phillips
1981
Box/Folder 7/198
League of Women Voters Convention
1981
Box/Folder 7/199
March of Dimes Exec Trek
1981
Box/Folder 7/200
Hayes Staff With Jimmy Carter
1981
Box/Folder 7/201
Publicity Photograph
1981 April
Box/Folder 7/202
Hayes With Jim Plunkett
1981 April
Box/Folder 7/203
San Jose Family Camp
1981 April
Box/Folder 7/204
Kenneth Hayes With Congressman Peter Rodino
1981 May
Box/Folder 7/205
American Cancer Society With Iola Williams
1981 May
Box/Folder 7/206
Hayes With Dominic Cirinione
1981 June
Box/Folder 7/207
San Jose Historical Museum With Pat Cassidy
1981 July
Box/Folder 7/208
Hayes at White House With Ronald Reagan & Group
1981 July
Box/Folder 7/209
Mayor Su of Taiwan Visit
1981 August
Box/Folder 7/210
Hayes at Paul Masson Vineyards With Pete McClosky
1981 August
Box/Folder 7/211
Hayes With Billy Graham
1981 September
Box/Folder 7/212
Armenian General Benevolent Union
1981 November
Box/Folder 7/213
San Jose Athletic Club Tea Dance
1981 November
Box/Folder 7/214
Hayes With Kenneth Hayes & Mr. & Mrs. David Packard
1982
Box/Folder 7/215
Hayes With Nathan Shapell & Jim Ghielmetti
1982
Box/Folder 7/216
Campaign for Tom Bradley
1982
Box/Folder 7/217
"Slow The Flow" Campaign
1982
Box/Folder 7/218
Hayes & Kenneth Hayes With Angelina Vasquez
1982 February
Box/Folder 7/219
Hayes and Kenneth Hayes at Al Alquist's Dinner
1982 February
Box/Folder 7/220
Hayes With Terry Trumbell
1982 February
Box/Folder 7/221
Hayes at Variety Audio, Inc.
1982 February
Box/Folder 7/222
Hayes at St. Joseph's Church With Bishop Pierre Du Maine
1982 March
Box/Folder 7/223
Hayes with David Packard at "PAL Special Evening"
1982 March
Box/Folder 7/224
Hayes With Jackie Ellis
1982 March
Box/Folder 7/225
Hayes With Susanne Wilson & John Neece
1982 March
Box/Folder 7/226
Hayes, Susanne Wilson, Sally Reed, Iola Williams
1982 March
Box/Folder 7/227
Block Six Garage Dedication
1982 April
Box/Folder 7/228
Hayes With Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Augustine
1982 April
Box/Folder 7/229
Hayes at City Hall With Recycling Group
1982 May
Box/Folder 7/230
National League of Cities
1982 June
Box/Folder 7/231
Hayes at Sorority Function
1982 July
Box/Folder 7/232
Hayes With Louis Ruckeyser
1982 September
Box/Folder 7/233
Hayes at Marine World
1982 October
Box/Folder 7/234
Dedication of Emma Prusch Memorial Park
1982 October
Box/Folder 7/235
Hayes With Richard Alexander
1982 November
Box/Folder 7/237
Former Mayors of San Jose
1988
Box/Folder 7/238
Hayes with Garza, Pegram, & Tedesco
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/239
Hayes With Jane Wyatt
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/240
Hayes & Kenneth Hayes With Bing & Katherine Crosby
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/241
Hayes With Don Edwards & Pete McClosky
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/242
Hayes With Norman Mineta & Ted Kennedy
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/243
Hayes With Norman Mineta & Del Luck
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/244
Hayes With Louis Bergona, Ernie Ford, and Sig Sanchez
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/245
Norman Mineta
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/246
Celebrations With Norman Mineta
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/247
Hayes With Pat Shelton and Ted & Rosemary Tedesco
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/248
Hayes & Kenneth Hayes With Jim Self & Unidentified Woman
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/249
Hayes & Susanne Wilson
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/250
Hayes With Campaign Support Staff
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/251
Hayes - Miscellaneous
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/252
Hayes With Al Alquist
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/253
Hayes at San Jose Magazine
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/254
Hayes at Auto Wrecking Yard
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 7/255
Hayes - Softball at Spartan Stadium
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/256
Hayes With Senior Citizens
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/257
Hayes on Air California
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/258
Hayes With Rod Diridon
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/259
Hayes With Barbara Krause
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/260
Hayes With Roger Lee
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/261
Hayes With Al Alquist & Gerrie Steinberg
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/262
Hayes With State Senator Jerry Smith
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/263
Hayes With Jim Self, Sig Sanchez, Susanne Wilson, & Claire Benson
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/264
Hayes With Jenny West
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/265
Hayes and Kenneth Hayes With Leo McCarthy
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/266
Miss Philippines of Santa Clara County
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/267
Good Morning America
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/268
Hayes at Hispanic Event
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/269
Portuguese Festival
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/270
Hayes With Al Alquist
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/271
Northside Neighborhood Friends
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/272
Hayes With Children
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/273
Hayes on Navy Ship
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/274
Hayes at Levi Strauss Event
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/275
Hayes & Kenneth Hayes With Al Alquist
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/276
Unkown Event
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/277
City Council Meetings
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/278
Hayes at Picnic Event
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/279
Hayes With Soldiers
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/280
San Jose Theater Guild Presents
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/281
Hayes at Home
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/282
Event at Hayes Residence
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/283
Hayes at PAL Event
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/284
Hayes "Sino-American Friendship"
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/285
Autographed Loretta Lynn Photograph
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 8/286-8/289
Unknown Event
circa 1974-1982
Physical Description: 4 folders
Box/Folder 8/291 - 8/295
Printed Matter
circa 1965-1985
Physical Description: 5 folders
Box/Folder 8/291
Brochures
circa 1973-1980
Box/Folder 8/292
Business Cards
circa 1965-1985
Box/Folder 8/294
Forms - Blank
circa 1971-1973
Box/Folder 8/295
Mayoral Stationery
circa 1975-1983
Box/Folder 8/296 - 8/297
Programs
1977-1983
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box/Folder 8/298 - 8/300
Speeches
1975-1982
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 9 - 11
Memorabilia (Three-dimensional)
circa 1971-1996
Physical Description: 3 boxes
Box/Folder 12/301 - 10/305
Oversize
1980-1991
Physical Description: 5 folders
Box/Folder 12/302
Commendations & Resolutions
1982-1991
Box/Folder 12/304
Photographs
circa 1974-1982
Box/Folder 12/305
Printed Matter (Forms - Blank)
circa 1975-1983
In SJSU Library Special Collections and Archives Reading Room
1979
Physical Description: 1 item
Framed Oil Portrait of Hayes
1979