Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Q . if-B Q' ' . V s J Bowman, Gloria Boyd, Kathy ' 1 1 Brehm, Greg er . , , Q' f , J X 4 1 1 . ' if ,R 4 1, .3 , tl .W I -794 if Hansen. l'We all got along well and Spirit Week drew our class closer together, commented Linda Novak, 'tEveryone had a lot of fun and once we took Erst in Spirit Week, our entire class worked with us to build a successful GO ME T Brogan, Jim Burgess, Karen Burk, Sherry Butler, Brad Cabrera, Glorya Cameron, Robyn Campbell, Steve Canedo, David Cantrell, Lance Carrasco, Norma Castro, Cyndi Catanzarite, David Chandler, Bonnie Chaplin, Mark Chapman, Sherry 1. The odicers that led the class to spirit week victory were top row. Peter Nlartinez-treasurer, Linda Novak-co-president, Jerry Hansen-vice president, and Stacy Tayco-co-president. Bottom row, Craig Wong-historian, Tammy Green-secretary. 2. Relaxing in her class, Dee Dee Keyes and classmates take a break from their strenuous and back breaking work to kick back and enjoy the moment. 3. Leaning against a tootsie roll, Joe Hicks takes a few minutes to think. Juniorf157

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Adams, Theresa 1, if it ' . i f an fi ZKIAXQ 9 5 Allen, Roberta Allred, DeMae 'Q .4 4 'ffitsgyxy . Y'!X1ff s f ' V 5' 9 N Q f X f4 Alvarez, Cristina A 17 ' Alvarez, Glenn V 57. Amador, David - F ,J '- ' ,,,' gy. in ,,i, b Amaral, Marty Apperson, Dee Asher, Ricky Atwood, Sheri Balelo, Lori 7 v' ff ,i l'x l itll Barby, Ray Barnett, Teresa Beery, Jay Bell, Vallalee Benavente, Angie Bennett, Johnny Black, Theresa yi E ,t UN ICR Olympian winners were led by team ucaptains Linda Novak and Stacy Tayco. They worked harmoniously together and led their team to a first place victory during Spirit Week. The Junior float was constructed at Linda's house and together, Stacy and Linda organized meetings and planned money l56!Junior KR! Y N f i I v 4 making projects. 'lWe didn't have much cooperation as far as planning activities went, said Stacy Tayco, Hin fact, we had to cancel many activities due to lack of interest. Treasurer, James Galanida, didn't have much opportunity to play with money due to the fact that Juniors were in the hole a good part of the year. Tammy Green, secretary, kept class records and helped her class in every possible way. Pulling the Hoat and helping whenever he could was Vice President Jerry

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Chatham, Connie Christensen, Sandra Clark, Patti Clenney, Carol Clevenger, Tim Coker, Jef? Colby, Jeanine Corbin, Darryl Cortez, Pauline Covert, Mark Crouch, Tina Cuevas, Michelle Cushman, Stephanie Darnell, Tim Davila, Josephine Davis, Tina DeBorba, Joe DeLaRosa, Juan the Juniors constructed the 1979-1980 Olympic Rings! Although the rings didn't quite make it to Moscow, they were proudly displayed in red and gold on the Junior Olympians float during spirit week. Their first class meetings didn't look promising with low attendance and little cooperation. Class 158!Juniors ., Q. V f 'mai Q ll 5, , , Z 1+ ' 5 aff ,. gi ti Z ' oficers realized they had a problem and they came up with a solution. Soon they not only increased their own class participation a hundred percent, but they had members of other classes helping them too! Their plan? Turn meetings into parties, and EVERYONE attends! Although a great deal of socializing took place at these meetings, everyone l contributed something, whether it was Hufling flowers, constructing the frame for the float, or walking around with