Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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G MA Y THOUGHTS SHARED with friends and teachers this year at Tennyson. People shared thoughts of everything from deciding what to do that night to what to do with their future. It was through such sharing of thoughts and ideas that we all made Tennyson such a unique school, a school all our own. It really didn't matter how important the thoughts were. What mattered ' lm. . V L- - fi' T fl 1A 8!Introductions was that you had someone to share them with. Friends to share all the events in your life with. Teachers counselors and administrators to share your problems and ideas with Through it all we realized how important it was just to have someone to talk to, or maybe just someone to listen to. But most important someone who cared i. P .fix , tl . it fav? if ii Q if me ,-Q., if' 'AW 1

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BUT WILL THEY BE AS GOOD as the times of the past? That is a question that comes to answer will be different for each of us. Some will treasure mind as we look to the future. Tennyson is important in our their memories, while others will just think of them present, but will it remain important in years to come? That A DAYS GG E BY. 4A Y 5V 6 4' , xl 1 ' ML!if1f12f42,, .sM?7'y!7'k, 4 to mu fa '1 , . ' l

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LEAR ED in just nine months. Not just the things that we learned ourselves and others through the many events this year Inside the classrooms, but the things we learned in our lives the many friends made. Hopefully, the things we have outside the classroom as well. We learned much about learned and the friends made, we will carry with us forever arf'-is 'i'f F9 , . ' 4 ,KN Y 4' H ev' Se' ' 5 A. K .i. 3 jvbwf uijxvi i ,Smith ' 3 .. 4 E an E! 42 't ' .rf 4 P' 'iff Tum jg , 4 if 4 Y 5' L xl ,Ax 'Lf f - Z! 'sez T., v f . if . T + .4. K- 1 8 fy ' ,. 5 f . :A I ,A Lula' jg 2 f , n 'ii 'NP fe'- f' , ' 1 - V. K -6. ' , Af4.A ., t' - . . v ' b R .' ,, - S - f .K V Y J Y rf QM Q . .N -Q, wx .aft It 'f ,, on ' 'Q A YSQ 'nv U '. , . - xv: it 'H' me 19. 174: ' f. A ' ' - ' ., ,.' f .A as ful! 5 'Ai , if W ' , 14. V ,. ,vu ff A ' .lamgib 'M I 4' ' ' . 31- i - W .Q1' ' ce. - U N v Q X 1 5: if L 4 o Q F . 1 v V, vi.: 'qv . .. . l ' 9,4 ' ' ,wil A? ,QE 4, . N ei 4 A Q hi .5 'Q 3 A K' 'xi .35 ' 'Sims' f 1- 1 . :Q 1-it-N P ' si ' K if sf 5 5 , 'ag , s ' i ' G u 0 ' 'qi 'I ,I A i , xi' 'x1!N'f'?.- dt, . ai' oi., 5 D X I ' 4 f' . N fx X ,.:' .61 . at f . ,M K tr . . - ,A I . 3, ' Y :I ' - , . '. A-t . . , nnf' i- uf rf' . lb I ,. . fl if . ni :N ' -sq. PLA .: f 'fi' 'v K 4A how well each . , 1. Refiecting on the days events is Brian Evane. 2. Discussing ' did on the math exam are Armand Hagan and Veronica Wong. 3. Patiently waiting for someone to answer the phone, Tom Myhre holds on for another ring. 4, Quietly listening to Kerena Terhaar read about amoebas are Scott Wood and Karen Pogorzelski. 5. Aimlessly doodling between classes is Pauline Gerardo. 7 ' ..l, . J . '2 1, 1 ff' I ' A A : Z . yjf' - . f gf 4 .- ef ,fl 'i ,J Introductionslf?