Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Clare, Jay Clark, Richard Clark, Sylvia Clenney, Irene Clevenger, Kathy Cola, Carolyn Colbert, Sherry Correa, Frank Cortez, Frankie Costa, Karen Coursey, Randy Cruz, Bernadette Cunninham, Tim Curtis, Saundra Custis, Denise Daily, Sam Davenport, Doug Davis, Bill Davis, Danny Davis, Sharon Dean, Debbie Delgado, Angela Delarosa, Irma Desmond, Kris Diaz, Caroline Dimas, Steve Dixon, Lydia Donges, Paula Donovan, Steve Dykman, Kim what they did But bBSld6S havlrlg fun, they provided the 1 Getting a thrill on a fellow sophomore shoulders is Regina Rhelnor. 2 Sophomore class othcers Barbara Bower and Regina Rheinor co-Presidents sophomores with madersmp and Orgamzatlon In the years to Tina Knudson vice president Cathy Hennessey historian, Linda Ford come, their spirit will fold Secretary Sophomores!17l

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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

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' , :-tiara' 73:-' as Eager, Jana Edmonds, Tom . Edwards, Don 2' ,X 2 SQ f iff 'X -..II I Eldridge, Stacia Ellis, Sharon ' U . Elisary, Julene :ggi . QW ,' Esser, Jeanne Espinoza, Isidro Estrada, Sonia Everett, Roy Febo, Michael Figueroa, Gary Figueroa, Paul Filamor, Edna Florez, Frank Ford, Linda Formento, Jose Jr. Francia, John 'X 0 LO GER just punky freshmen, lVlost sophomores agreed that the biggest thing of the year was that they could no longer be called dumb little Freshmen. Because they were now, well, sophisticated sophomores. Members of the class of '82 had many different views on their second year here at Tennyson. 172!Sophomores 5 W 'tlvly sophomore year seemed to be easier because there were less pressures on me. I feel as I look back, I really had no worries, commented a very happy Chris Carpenter. Sophomore Janice Young agreed, Last year I really didn't feel like a tpunky little freshman'. But this year seemed to have gone a lot better. Last year was really rough, but this year went really smooth. Speaking from a different point of view, Sandy Bell remarked, I really didn't find this year that El