Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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N P, xfli li.i,,f'f.-:digs 5' Tayco, Stacy Tessore, John Thorup, Tim ,, in Tomlinson, Keri Trevino, Mike Trucks, Kathy e ' , Uchytil,Benita e ., Vandecar, Bambie ' W 1 Vasquez, Vincent ' f Y , ws. ' Valasquez, Joann Vigil, Janice Vellegas, Diane Washington, Clarence West, Darryl Wever, Jerry -' 'Za V l le Williams, Kim Wills, Nadine Winchester, Lisa Wong, Craig Wong, Veronica Wood, Karen ? , ' 'Z ,, ,,,,f, . .. 4 Wood, Scott Yee, Donna Zaballos, Genel Zandona, Darien Zavialoff, Pete Boulware, Ken anymore, said Genel Zaballas, 'lY0u have tg Start lggking 1. Strumming at their guitars, Jack Mayne and friend make music to liven toward your future' Wefve Spent three good years here and up their lunch period. Sitting onthe bleachers behind the school, inviting now therys only Junior Jerome Esser gives a seductive pose for the camera. O ETOGO

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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

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Adelzadeh, Atosa Andrews, Scot Aguilar, Cathy Alexander, Bertha Allen, Tony Allen, Carl Almaguer, Eva Alvarez, Patty Anderson, Tanya r x r X ' l Apperson, Thomas Atwood, Teresa Azevedo, Melinda Bachmann, James Baker, David Baldizan, Pat Barrows, Glen Baumgart, Teri Beam, Lucina f z 1 5 , t i hilt sophomores, we are sophomores! shouted the class of 82 spirit week cheerleaders, Ginny Harding, Tina lVliller, Lisa Womack, Regina Rheinor, Tina Knudson, Guen West, Kris Desmond, and head yell leader Karyn Johnson, as they gave everything their little sophomore hearts could muster up 168!Sophomores 1 ee '- 6 during spirit week. Somehow everything just wasn't enough for was it?J as the Sophomore Sixties fell into second place in the last spirit week of the seventies. President Barbara Bowers commented, 'iWe all worked very hard and everyone was really dedicated when it came to puttin together the Float and preparing for the rally. These youngsters of the class of '82 worked until the wee hours during school nights constructing the six foot peace signs that decorated their