Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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These advanced commercial students developed into competent business leaders. Nlr. Foreman Cfar leftl shared responsibility of F.B.L.A. with Mr. Tootle ffar right J. 1 il 3.17 2 CAT H I USINESS UTURE EADERS MERICA CQ F.B.L.A. is composed of students interested in be- coming business leaders, secretaries, or a vital part of any business concern. Some of their proiects were a booth in the May carnival, Winter Wonderland dance, and a skit for the P.T.A. Mr. Tootle has been instrumental in organizing this club. The officers are President, Betty Worley, Vice- Presiclent, Sharon Teman, Secretary, Aloma Dunham, and Treasurer, Margaret Hicks. 30 I .Y 1--, M., VV- - Carol Cook and M tor Joyce Ramtert. r, Tootle look on as Betty Worley adds figures R

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Qi . 'n 'V - rw, fiigfl 5'l' K 9 72 , , WV, , , , V Mr. Arveson advises the B.L.A, officers at one of their meetings. Planning their carnival booth is: Service Chairman, Doug Domotog Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Clenneyp President, Barry Carlcsg Secretary, Al Leeg Treasurer, Joe Franco, Junior Class Representative, Roy Montana. BOYS' LEAGUE takes interest in cleaning up Tennysons' campus. From left to right: Al Lee, Harold Marshall, Dayle Mandle, Gary Marshall, Loren Maiors. fysifwf The Boys' League is composed of every boy enrolled at T.H.S. Although it is in the first year of existence, the club is very popular with the boys. The obiect of BLA. is to promote a better understanding among the boys and to bring out the interest of the boys into school activi- ties. One of their projects was a carnival booth which was quite a hit. Another was the spring dance with the Girls' League. 79

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The Future Teachers of America is one of the many honor clubs of Tennyson. The students who hold mem- bership in F.T.A. are interested in making teaching their career. They are struggling to master the skills and patience required of a teacher, as well as the knowledge. One of their main activities this year was a field trip to the Glassbrook School. Here they observed a few of the techniques used by the teachers in keep- ing the children interested in what is going on about them. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gutnick these hard- working students have put forth great effort in their first year. The group was led by President, Hope Lena, Vice- President, Shirley Ballard, Secretary, Lurlie Dowling, and Recorder, Carlene Dunbar. QA AWQPE 2,525,326-3 nb? Qsiiilw 4 llliifpjfinb 53 G 0 R 0 A. 0 6333533.65556 The Girls' Recreational Association, better known as G.R.A., had a very active year under the supervision of the girls' Physical Education teachers. The purpose of G.R.A. is to provide an opportunity for all girls to participate in sports after school. Some of the sports that are open to T.H.S. girls are tennis, volleyball, basketball, softball, badminton, paddle tennis, and others. The officers of the club are President, Sharon Silvia, Vice-President, Charlene Williams, Secretary, Sandy Ogborn, and Treasurer, Mary Ann Curtis. F.T.A.-KSEATEDD: Hope Lena, Mrs. Gutnick, Shirley Ballard CSTANDINGJ: Lurlie Dowling, Carlene Dunbar. G.R.A.-KSEATEDJ: S. Ogbom, S. Silvia, M. Curtis, KSTANDINGJ: L. Dowling, C. Williams, S. Kettill.