Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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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

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e r s,, , Lim, Wellington -, Loaisiga, Debbie ' Q' ' 4' Lucero, Penny aff. 4'-4 ' Luallin, Todd ' . ,tif Q Luna, Tina r ' 1 X Lynch, Bonnie ' X X 2 , 1 KX ,, ftp- ' Madrid, srieri N ', , Madsen, June I -' Maestretti, Todd 4 Manausa, Mark Q, x Manzo, Manuel . V: Manzo, Susan . , f VV I -I 1 Martinez, Angela Martinez, Edward Martinez, Steven Martinez, Troy Matz, Michelle May, Betty Mayatt, Perscilla McDonald, Laura McDonald, Pat McKechnie, Dottie McKee, Jeffrey Medina, Eddie Melen, Steve Menezes, Robert Merritt, Kathleen K Xia l SOPHGMORE class was the second class to have to pass the Minimum Proficiency Level Examination. The State of California now requires by law, that all students graduating after June 30 of 1980 must pass this exam or they will not graduate at the 176!Sophomores 1 1 V ,. ,- Y .' 1 A Y V end of their senior year. Last year when the class of '82 were freshmen they took the exam for the first time. Those who passed with 807, or better don't have to take it again, but those who failed must continue to take it until they pass. Once they pass it, whether it is in their sophomore or senior year, they can graduate. The class of '82 took the test in February. The test is timed and there are 3 sections, math, L I