Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1 Pc is l ut. af.. L M! t actually joined any Clubs or grganizationg yetf' Foy those 1, All dressed up fOr' a football game that day, Rick S038 f.ak6S 3 walk about KY i Pearson, Cathie Payne, Robert Patterson, Mark Padua, Esther Pacheco, Eleanor Quintero, Carlos Quan, Mike Ramos, Marie Ray, Robert Reeves, Tom Reta, Luis Reyes, Mary Reveira, Michael Reykalin, Ken Riblett, Mike Riddle, Sandy Riley, Karen Rivera, Amy Rocha, Tony Rodriguez, Millie Romero, Betty Romero, Luis Rosa, Santiago Rosado, Yvette Ross, Latonya Ruiz, Tina Ryden, Kim Sabian, Patrick Sakata, Donna Sakata, Jim the campus between classes. 2. Tooting out tllfestive Bells on his trusty freshmen that still have not gotten involved there are three . A ' I trombone is John Chmiel during conert band. 3. Trying to decide what to do mOYe ye-3.l'S In WhlCl'1 Can COTTIG Ollt of thell' shell. There at lunch, Shirley Green wanders argund the parking Igt, are an assortment of clubs, sports and other activities to join and enjoy once you're I TO IT Freshmen!191

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Munoz, Ronnie Muriset, Deana Navat, Virna Nelson, Mike Niblett, Robert Nicassio, Palma Nielson, Tim Nieves, Rafael Oase, Rick tg' I til, L seq 1A 2V Orney, Christine Ortiz, Guy Pulidio, Steve Pryor, Tina Provost, Jon Posey, Stacey li Peters, Caren Perez, Jack Pena, Caroll i .NM .wg 4 ' ,, 1 , xx F RESHM GET many opportunites to actively belong to their student body even outside of school. The fun side of Tennyson includes football games, basketball games, fun nights and dances. Although none of these activities were sponsored by their own class, the Freshmen supported their school and 19O! Freshmen I represented fellow class members at every function. In fact, at the spirit week dance the freshmen chalked up points for themselves by outnumbering their upperclassmen in attendance. This shows that although this young class lacks organization they could still enjoy themselves and learn from their more experienced peers. Leilani Hosina shared her feelings about school activities. t'You get to meet a lot of new people and make friends. Activities are alright but I haven't

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Santiago, Veronica Sastini, Dennis Schaftner, Tammy Schouten, Hilary Scull, Carolyn Sen, Manoj ,ja Sepulveda, Alicia Servin, Patricia Sibley, Janine Silva, David Simas, lVlatt Simon, Lani Simmons, Nancy Singh, Resphal Shepherd, Scott Slayton, Catherine Snell, Eric Smith, Kenny ' 1 A , ? fx' l 1- fl ri 4.,,..,, if ,J 1' ',,.ff '.f 'i1f'i,,!:1,.-if ,2j,.fj,gg., ff' ,ff ,Z .47 ,i Z iff? - T ,fi fe, ,.,...ef1:L.l-fiifffgf ,af-if gf-f CJA ,Q ,,,flM,,-i4,s.,.fQw,-f fig' . ' . ,f--' ,t.- ,M-f L3 4153, ..-If 1 A CC had one candy sale this year because all our other plans didn't work out, was how lVlr. Smith, the Freshman class advisor explained the Class of '83's shortage of activities. Due to problems such as lack of interest, disorganization, and inexperience, the Freshman officers had to cancel scheduled events which they had hoped to profit from. They participated 1'-?2!Freshmen l i 4 X K ,N fi 431256 if'A',f'f.ff ' H' 'fy 0:11 A in the coupon book sale but their monetary situation still wasn't greatly improved. Time and experience should enable them to break even in the near future. Donna Sakata was not exceptionally busy as Treasurer since she didn't have much to work with. She said, llWe've learned a lot about making money, and giggled before she added, Hand about spending money, The experience they gained couldn't be measured in dollars and cents, and lVlr. Smith was prompted to add some encouraging words. We had a communication problem but