Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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The Megaphone Club under the di- rection of Mr. Engbrock, is composed of girls interested in sparking school spirit. The main purpose of the club is to teach its members yells and cheers of the school. Each song girl and yell leader heads a group of eager and enthusiastic students. These ambitious girls will be the Lancer pep leaders of tomorrow. One of the many activities that was sponsored by the Megaphone Club was their Sadie Hawkins' Dance. This was enioyed by the students that at- tended. A 'J' XX V MEGAPHONE CLUB-FRONT ROW: K. Overman, G. Vine, J. Phillips, P, Ventlmiglio. SECOND ROW: C. Montario, B. Hamann, C. Borrego, S. Jorgenson, M. Ciochetti, L. Torrono, S. Vargas. THIRD ROW: N, Barrette, R. Urton, T. Kavalaris, E. Patnode, S. Banes, J, Ludwig, B. Cowell. FOURTH ROW: T. Burden, C. Benz, P. Szaikowski, J. Combs, S. Labere, P. Jones, J. Clifton, S. Fugler. 76 l I ROW ONE: J. Reedy, M. Speer, C. Bowman, M. Rushing, L. Slaby, V- Seely- ROW TWO: S King, G. Knapp, B. Bantield, D. Fewell, J. Jewell. Megaphone M .2 -gg. '- .

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F2 N Z Sandy Ogborn, RuTl-i Bliss, Jerri Goodwin, STeve Leadley, Aurelia Fields, Doris Haskins, and Dona Kelly pracTice many moods, gestures, and facia expressions Tor The producTicn of Our Town. Thespians 66 The Drama Club, under The supervision of Richard Moodey, has puT on many enTerTaining performances ThroughouT The year. The club has worked hard on learning and using The Tricks of The TheaTrical world, The arT of crying, laughing, and The art of keeping a sTraighT face Through The mosT comical momenTs. Their main producTions This year were: Song of Glory, which enioyed a sTanding room only audience. Our Town ThaT gave TorTy-five parTs To en- ThusiasTic sTudenTs. And The Thespian reciral which inTroduced The individual TalenTs of six superb sTudenTs. The show must go on is The slogan kepT by These officers of The Drama Club. They are as follows: PresidenT, S. Ogborng Vice-PresidenT, D. Kelly, 5ecreTary, D. Haslcinsg Treasurer, D. Fewelg and SergeanT-at-Arms, S. Leadley. ii. T -it ' iauilffiagf. 0 '44 Qi 'jf ,'f' ' , ,LI , ,.1.N', g Xl -c C .fx ,fpf 2 , sw 7,1 A' A xxx Us 4' ww X if, ' , .