Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Aguilar, Anthony Allen, Robert Alvarez, Charles Alvarez, James Alvarez, Maria Andalis, Jose Andrues, Kris Aniasco, Anthony Asten, Patricia Atilano, Sandy Atis, Corazon Aviles, Ramon Ayala, Anita Ayala, Lupe Baker, Michael . . 4. V- ' 9 ' : ali-X .E ,M r , 1 v- 9- wf' s, f , fa.-v. .. ,,,, . J .few ' X, 'A ' as - rqf if W l 4-' . A m Q ' 'YS' X A Hf, 7N if 'Sy W , f C 'K T' s xx, as N V ' 1 r P' W P' N1 K J ' .1 un- f R ,.-Q Q 3-. r' RA l l.n ' 'PFA I I ' ' 'i ,A ' 'X ' 'gb are ,pf xs- f he fr' , ' , Q wr ' . if K Q b X x t ' J We've had the busiest four years of our lives here at Tennyson xi I 1. I .g0 , 595' ,fffr 1 Flashing their Ultra Brite smiles are class favorites Eddie Bass 81 Terri Mori 2. Slyly staring into space with their beautiful eyes are Cathy Fleenor 8. lan Benson. 3 The two best heads'ol hair in this year's graduating class are Gia Castelli 8. Kenny Farrah Fawcett lVlcRae 140r'Senliors, 'P 1 I -1 , j 1 S' S 5 i- 'tn-rj' ,-I! :M 1 .' if 1405 . 1 I-F. 291 ' L ,f for af

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gi Y G01 G OFF the many activities this year, Tennyson's student body showed their spirit and enthusiasm. However, this year's senior class out did all the classes in activities, as usual. The senior picnic, held at Hidden Valley Ranch, gave seniors a chance to relax enjoy unforgettable moments with their fellow class members. The month of lVlay found seniors going to this year's senior ball at the Sheraton Palace. Couples dressed up in matching tuxedos and formals dined and danced the night away. Despite the increased price for grad night, the seniors who traveled to Disneyland for those early morning hours in the enchanted kingdom had a great time. l l'he total price was 5120, but the class paid for S20 of everyone's tickets, commented senior vice president Suzette Kesler. The senior breakfast was held at Willow Park Country Club. But, the final activity ofthe class of 'l8O was held right here at the Tennyson Football Field, graduation. The final activity of the seniors as a class, the Final event that brought their high school EBYS to HE

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