Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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4, 2A BA take vocational classes. Junior Adelia Medina who is taking Industrial sewing at ROC commented, 'iI'm glad I'm taking the class. Ifeel it will be a very good skill to know in THE FUTURE Ramos, Alicia D. Reynolds, Joe Reynolds, Kelly Ridge, Howard Ridgeway, Eve Riley, Keith S, X Rivera, Lisa Roble, Joe Rodriquez, Linda i 9 Rodriquez, Rodney Roiz, Gilbert Rose, Carol vc t M Rose, Marcie -www ' Ryden, Susan Sagapolu, Edward . , l Saitu, Debbie SanJuan, Wilma Santos, Elizabeth Y X R t , . ' 1 f ,',, s A , V i i 2 . X , 215' 1. Getting down with the music at this year's talent show is Junior Eric Gustafson and his buddy Senior Joe Hicks. 2. Working on his latest chemical reaction problem is Pete Zavialoff, 3. Taking a break from their daily schedule, Kellie Keefner and Julie Humer sit and relax. Juniors!165

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Munoz, Louis Nlurguia, Jeff Nascimento, Tamie Newton, Kim Nicks, Gay Nixon, Joyce Novak, Linda Null, Chris Oliver, Harry Panduro Jr., Edmundo Parsi, Azita Perez, Liza Piccini, Katherine Pogorzeiski, Karen Preston, Diane Pulliam, Greta Quintanilla, Theresa Quintero, Sara ' .:e? i?f'2!-1 - V ,usa ,Ab . 4 Zan., , A I uv -ry '1 'WZ . 0 L i M' 'W J , ' 'fig 4 1 .,fif,,, f' i ' 54 -' F413 ' ,',f5fJ,1fi2.? 3' lixiffiif- f f ' if A 291 , ' I f . , ,t .- fy l I ses 52, IA LOOKING TCW their third year at Tennyson, Juniors chose their classes carefully. It seemed like my classes were harder this year, commented Theresa Adams, who was one of the many 164fJuniors ll 1 Juniors taking college preparation classes this year. Typical junior college prep classes include chemistry and intermediate and advanced math. In the junior year, many students begin to become aware of their alternatives after high school. First they must know themselves, their values, interests and abilities, commented Junior class counselor Steve Niell. Juniors prepared themselves for their future in many different ways. While some stayed on campus, still others went to the Regional Occupational Center CROC7 to

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ISA Schindler, Sven Schmidt, Wayne Seright, Robert Servin, Irma Shelman, Deanna Sherrow, Barbara Sibley, Dana Silva, Joe Silva, Renee Silva, Susan Simmons, Shirley Simon, Lei I 'f M.. Z, .,.. i I Smith, Anthony I fe? . Smith, Jeanna g ,. I-.fm 41,3 Sotelo, Sam C f I Souza, Ken ., 5 ir v i, Stephenson, Joyce v,',1 f 7 -ftv Swenson, Yvette ' - .'. fn if . THREE DO Juniors have survived three years behind Tennyson's walls and now there's only one year left. lllVly Freshman and Sophomore years were kind of boring, said Diana Villegas, UI didn't go to any football games or dances, I always thought I wouldn't fit in with the crowd. But this year I 166fJuniors ,f , , .fi 2 Q24 af 1 .Af ' f, 1 X realized I only had one more year and I had as much fun as I could. Juniors have more activities and responsibilities than in the past. They look forward to the Powder Puff game and the Junior picnic. Debbie Johnson remarked, Being a Junior was exciting! You're just one year away from walking across that stage and I love that feeling! Juniors got their first taste of college preparation in October when they took the PSAT test. I realize now that school isn't just fun and games