Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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25' l 4' 5 A l Ee Q ,' 'Q X In te 52 lui ,T A M I . Wayne, Snell Webber, Candy Wells, Bill West, D West, Gwendolyn Westerfield, Peter Williams, Rochelle Wilson, Scott Wilson, lVlendy Wolff, Nlatt Womack, Lisa Woodruff, Robyn Yang, Helen Yin, Mark Yost, Chris Zamora, Elizabeth Zapata, Paul Xian Darden. This thought of growing up and Utaking on the li Slaying his lineart and soul out to a responsive audience is Chris Carpenter world was probably best expressed by 'sophomore Isabel f'miZ'fogE2 05n f'le21tai2Og':'r5'hXQ':Q'30KgYitFiZ hf:f does he Schoolwm' John Molina, Two years ago we were just little freshmen , now we are already being asked what we want to do in Sophomores!181

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Stepanoft, Marina Stephen, Yolanda Strain, Brian Stroud, Linda Swift, Diane Swift, Les Talbert, Elizabeth Tang, Lily Tanguay, Susan Tayco, David Taylor, Gina Thacker, Marilyn Toland, Jack Tonjes, Diana Torres, Simon Trenkle, Kathleen Vasquez, Elva Vasquez, Felix Vasquez, Voni Vigil, Gennide Vilche, John Villar, Jorge Villegas, Lisa Vu, Hoang Walls, Kimi Washington, Dion Watson, Susan 2, I JU IOR OF next year found their sophomore year fun and enjoyable. t'I'm really looking forward to next year, commented Sue Speckman. I really feel that our class is going to go really far. We all get along and we work great together. With two years behind them, the class of '82 still has two long years in 180!Sophomores ,3,2?.e.- ,gl Ji if 2 : if ' 44 ' f Q f' V , , , ,,V V r ' . 24 va, , ,. , . if A 1 .1 . N . front of them. Well maybe . . . UI can't believe how fast these two years have gone by! remarked Shaun Morrison. Next year the members of this young class will reach a turning point in their lives here at Tennyson. Next year will bring many new opportunities to the class of '82. They will be eligible to go to ROC CRegional Occupational Center? to take vocationals, become an AOP or a TA, or go into the office occupational labs, commented class of '82 counselor Sue

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Addison, Kevin Aduviso, Conni Aguilera, Raul qi xx ' Alameda, Richard Albright, Donald Allen, Tanya Allned, Devin Amaral, Dawn Anderson, Ernie Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Tom Anson, Tim Apple, Danny Artega, Ernie Austin, Kim Avellano, Richard Azevedo, Sherry Bacon, Kelly , , W E, V E O LY been here for a year, so of course we're not going to be as used to this school as the other classes, said IVIaria lvlattos. There is well known belief that you can tell a Freshman from a mile away. That theory is reinforced by the confused looks, smaller stature and horseplay that distinguishes Freshmen 182!Freshmen , 5 R ,AA , , , , fi' - . , , from their 'lmore mature upperclassmen. Although this distinction does not always hold true, the youngsters of Tennyson High have every right to adjust in their own way. After all, to them Tennyson is a new school where they must meet older schoolmates. Diana Lara said, 'iWhen all of us are Seniors, we'll look back and remember our great memories of being a Freshman. There are teachers to get to know and they have to get used to the campus. A new student's 1.