Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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,. , ' 'WV ' ' ' hiv Franconi, Vivian W' Futrell, Laurie ll Gallagher, Mike Garcia, Elena Garcia, Rhonda Garcia, Sue Gee, Anne Gerardo, Pearl Gomes, Carol Gordon, Jay Green, Bob Hanson, Susan Harding, Virginia Harris, Carol Harris, Matt Hellner, Leslie Hendricks, Sherri Hennessey, Cathy different than laSt year. However, SOpl IOmOre Norman 1. Keeping a watchful eye on the camera is Tony Hosino. 2. l'l.ook, the sky is Nicolai stated still another point of view, UI really had a great fa l'19!U Med Debbie Lemos' year. Last year I was really quiet, but this year, through leadership class, I found myself becoming more involved. I liked being a sophomore much better than being a FRE HM Sophomores!173

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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

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Gills, Carla Hackett, Shon Hagen, Armand Haldman, DeAnn Maltz, Duane Henry, Doug Henson, Lynn Hernandez, Alfred Hernandez, Jamie Hinds, Jeanette Hirayama, Adrienne Hurtado, Connie Hosino, Juuan Hurtado, Patricia Idzinski, Stanley Isham, Carl Ivy, Octavia Jones, Jim ? 5 i AM. EIGHTY TWO the class destined to graduate two years from now, jammed the 79-80 activities calendar with events to fulfill Tennyson to its utmost. They started off their year of events with a very wet, but successful car wash. For use in the winter rally, and of course to make a few extra bucks, the class sold 'tCIass of 174!Sophomores Z , i ' f cl, '82 T-Shirts. After their T-Shirt sale the sophomores had a candy bar sale, To Hnish off their year of activities, the sophomores sponsored this year's Sock-hop. Dressed up in attire from the 50's the sophomores, along with the members from all the other classes, hopped and bopped all night long. I really think that we have done a really good job raising money these past two years, commented Cathy Hennessey, this year's class historian and last year's class president. The