Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE During the past two years Tennyson High School has been in its stage of infancy. Like the infant we have had to carry ,' 4 Q . ip out tasks on a trial and error basis. We had little idea of V where problems would next arise, and less idea of how to ii solve them. As time passed, we gained knowledge of the things sr sy, K QE A . f S ' p . around us. This knowledge has given us insight. We have , risen from the infant stage to that of the young child. If we 4- ' do not find answers for our problems, we continue to seek for them. A In our youth, student body unity and participation in activ- ities have not been all that we hoped they would be. The fault lies 'not with the students alone, A great transition of spirit had to take place between two other schools and' our own. Wfe are still growing. This second year has been better than the first, and so shall the third be better than the second. As v we progress our problems may not decrease, but their solution will become a lesser task. 93525 fy ' A iff However, we have not yet reached this point. Before each s of you lie untold opportunities. Many traditions and prece- 5 dents wait to be established. Tennyson High School is your ii almond treeg shake it and reap a harvest, or neglect it and for- feit the fruit. Out-going president Chuck Larson presents in-coming pres- I have enigied m' 'eg gf T5 '5 13, ' ' 1 - iaemchuek Horton with Wei. . l l l l rs ml Ori' P mg spew. em L phasis on this year as Student Body President. I take this op- portunity to thank the members of the student body for their cooperation. It is through their efforts that Tennyson High School has concluded its second successful year of progress. EXECUTI E COUNCIL Chuck Horton' ROXY 1: E. Reid, freshman class presidentg M. Cioclietti, student body secretaryg C. 'limenez student body vice-president' P H M liamentarian1 C. Ream. commissioner of publicityg J. Phillips. head yell leader, RQXX' 33 SA Lowe hiqmrim. Q Ogbom C0'mniiSsiZ2Zi-ngfpm tertainment. D Domoto. iunior class president' XV. Brown toinmisgiontf of Hhlctiasa N R ' L ' M' - ' ' , ' ' - s , lr R ' . 'l 5 - - ' ' song: girl. B. XVorley.tre.1surer. L , owe senior t ass president, S. Phillips, head 22

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,.r..m., ' if 1 fa 'I Q 'vs W ww Q ir if sf STUDE T GOVER T Sinte the infancy ot' Tennyson High the Legislative Assembly has taken a very active part towards achieving and maintaining ma- turity. The foundation for the student gov- ernment is the Legislative Assembly and the Exetutive Countil, The Legislative Assembly is the most im- portant group eonterning the welfare and well-being ul' the student body. It is made up ol' all the student body oft-ieers and the room representatives from the sotial studies classes. This assembly meets the first Tues- day of every month to distuss and att on school problems. It has the responsibility ot' handling student at-fairs and arranges for ae- tivities, elettions of theer leaders. song girls and student body officers. The Ifxeeutive Council, vvhieh is made up of the eletted student body otfieers, the pres- ident ol' each class and the ehairmen of standing tommittees. is responsible for see- ing that school government is running smoothly. livery student at Tennyson is .1 member of the student body and is urged and given a ehante to show responsibility and leader- ship qualities in taking an aetive part in the student government. fxfsf 2 f,f ' aiu QA' I M75 f' N 9 li G r 1 0 ,..ll... r if 'al' !...,,f., 'M a fx ul 'wif iff' f fi ' 1 fav 5 44-7.--I . -y-J A . .I s- ln- 1

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LEGI LATIVE ASSEMBLY 'v :- git ., ,..,..4g aff' as - ROW' 1: K. Petersen. M. Curits. j. Keyes, B. Hamann, J. Phillips. CQ Kwitzsky, C. Jimenez. P. King, P,Mag.1s, B. Allen, B, Shepard, A. Schoenenberger. S. Lott. ROXY 23 H. Medak, XX' Scott, C. Ream, K. Santluw, -I, jewell, S. Ogborn, B. Carlos, T. Stewart, E. Reid S. Shelton, S. Clark. ROW' 3: M. Belcher, A. Lee, T. XX'eher, D. Mandlc, j. Kentncr, P Dutra, C. Williamson, j. Pinky, B. Ray, .I Rowe, B. Bigby, B. Jeffries. D. Milanahan. ROXX' -i:,D. Bullotk, H. Shaver, G. Umhersun, A. Buenaventura, M Freitas, F. Morris W. Brown, Langenheim. C. Horton, K. Huston, D. Petersen, P. Batht-lor 'O fm. x ,-D ,N-, ' 5 lv, il' These loyal Lanters eagerly await the purthase of their student body cards. 23