Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Anne Walcling Fred Walker Gloria Walker Vicki Walker Tom Walls Diana Warren Sue Weinreb Bill Welch Evelyn Wells Bob While Sharon Whilly Ardelh Whyle Noel Whyte Charlene Williams Don Williams i l I I i l l Juniors Set Ken Titus T. C. Tomlinson Liz Torrano Don Trubloocl William Trubloocl Linda Truckey Carol Trumm Bob Tsurui Beverly Turner Pal Van Lehn Shirley Vargas Dinah Vasques Pat Venlimiglio Gaynl Vine Nancy Vine the Pace Ln Both X

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Andrew Sichak Diane Silva Ronald Silva Wayne Silva Larry Silvestri Sharon Silvia Sue Skillings Linda Slaby Pat Sloan Diane Smith Norma Smotherman Jon Snawder Dixie Souleles Brooke Speaks Sue Spraberry Set Many Traditio Nl awxl' C gg ' if lla W F 'll A F34 y Q , vt s Carol Stanaland Barry Steinberg Margaret Stewart Karen Stiteler Dorothy Stockham Lloyd Striplin Dave Stromme Willie Sutton WW Clarice Svvingholrnuj W Pat Szaikovvski Q it 41 il, 'dl Tony Tavarez Beatrice Taylor Sharon Temen Kenny Thurm Patricia Thut W J N I IZI

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