Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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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

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Buss, Melinda Butland, John Byers, Glenda Cabrera, Gloria Calvin, Donald Camacho, Veronica Campos, Ed Canals, Leonard Canedo, Leticia Carpenter, Chris Carlson, Roxanne Carrillo, Alma Castro, Ted Castro, Viviane Chan, Kelvin Chandler, Sandy Chapman, Ron Choy, Michael , ,f ' iffiy' ff 4 M yy- Zff, fff ' 1 A 7 1 f W 16 f jf fl , ,f V if if -ew ij:-, gf, j - ,V , ty SECO df f7 f 1 f 4 , f ,t 4 - as I Q My I be 1 as they took it like ladies and gentlemen and made no fuss. Despite the disappointment of Spirit Week, the ofncers of the Class of '82 co-presidents, Barbara Bower and Regina N V place was all the sophomores got for their dedicative efforts. But was there a tix somewhere? Did these sophomores get the shaft? These questions hung over the homecoming dance like a London fog on a December night, as the sophomores felt like reinacting the sixties with a riot. All was good though 170!Sophomores Rheinor, vice president, Tina Knudson, secretary, Linda Ford, treasurer, Lea Reichert, historian, Cathy Hennessey. 'tThe year was a success and a learning experience for the years to come, commented Tina Knudson. The ofiicers' main objective was to have fun this year and they felt that's just