Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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2A Herrera, Lisa Hicks, Joe Hilbert, Glenn , - -11.56 ag' , fig ht s Q Hom, Jack Hulse, Ervin Humer, Julie Hurtado, Hilberto Iniguez, Jose Jeung, Roxanne Johnson, Darryl Johnson, Patty Johnson, Tami Johnston, Lance Jones, Heather Jones, Lisa Jones, Peter Keefer, Kelli Keliiaa, Roger they stood loyally under wet skies singing and chanting 1. Thje Junior class Shows spirit, as fellow junior Rose Nlundey leads them in - - - - - a ra ical cheer. 2. earching for something to say, Eric sits back and together' The Jumor Olympians Sprmted acrfjss the finish Imje observes his surroundings. 3. Jerry Hansen gets ready to 'lscoot along his ahead of the other classes and were determined by the Spirit mem, way- Week judges as the NNER Juniorsflel

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Gomes, Steve Gomez, Becky Gonzales, Jaime Gonzalez, Leonel Graham, Brian Grandstaft, Jerry Grave, Nelson Gray, Lisa Green, Mike Green, Renee Green, Tammy Haemmerlin, Pamela Hall, Chantelle Hancock, Shelly Hansen, Jerry Hatch, Don Heffern, Gary Hernandez, Gerald mi- ---,- - V f V....., Y W Y f lx ' in i l 4 W 9 ta, if Q? COLD ED L runners, swimmers, gymnasts and skaters from the Junior Olympics proved themselves tough enough to take first place in Spirit Week! Juniors got a slow start in the hrst lap, they couIdn't quite get everyone together at football games to win a spirit stick. And as far as class meetings went, Juniors 160!Juniors tripped and fell because of lack of teamwork, Little was accomplished because only a small percentage of people were cooperative. But when they approached the hnal stretch, Juniors determination left the other classes behind in the dust. They worked day and night on their 'tblue ribbon hall decorations and the 1979-1980 Olympic Rings. Thundershowers during the Spirit Week game didn't dampen the Olympians' spirit. While everyone else ran for shelter,

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Kessler, Brenda Keyes, Deanna King, Stacy tx' Koehler, Gerald Komorowski, Kori Kuchta, Ken Kuchta, Ron Landsiedel, Dawr Lara, Macie Larsen, Greg Layfield, John Lee, Chris bil - Lee, Tamie Linsen, Tammy London, Valerie Lopez, Joe Louis, Maryann Louis, Suzette Loya, Joey Lynch, Kelly Malakawa, Gary Mandel, Edward Markison, Mike Martin, Gloria ff ' ii:-ev' Martinez, Manuel Martinez, Peter Martinez, Shelly Mattos, Rhonda McDaniel, Dalene Mc Govern, Paul .tl I THE beginning, when God created money, he sure didn't keep Tennyson's Junior class in mind! During the summer, Juniors started out with goodxintentions by planning car washes, but when only the same few people showed up, their hopes of earning money were t'washed away! Juniors started the 162!Juniors ,X K, ,,i, ri 1A H 41 , 1,- l 4 year with the lump sum of 5234.00 and after spirit week their savings dwindled down to 517400. The class of '81 had high hopes of holding a Junior Prom and a class picnic in the Spring, but once they caught a glimpse of their bank igures, they cancelled the Prom without a second thought. The coupon book sale, sponsored by the Student Body of THS in the fall, left the Juniors in debt. Although this was designed as a fund raiser, the Seniors were the only class that pronted