Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Mr. Gordon Pipkin, Principal Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of the Pacihc, masters degree from California State University Hayward. Taught high school at Reedly High School, outside of Fresno, for four years, In Hayward: Highland Elementary, Cherryland Elementary, Became Vice-Principal at Winton and Bret Harte Junior High, and then became Principal at Tennyson High in 1978. Enjoys listening to music and doing volunteer services of all kinds. Mr. Pipkin's goal for this year is to have a closer knit Student Body. Mr. Alvin Polland, Vice-Principal and Freshmen administrator Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California Berkeley also a masters degree from Berkeley. Taught at Elk Grove High School, near Sacramento, San Lorenzo and Tennyson, became Dean of boys and then vice principal at Tennyson. Enjoys building houses, gardening, swimming, reading, and bowling. Mr. Polland's goal for this year is to survive till next year. ANTI G THE for everyone through better preparation, were some main goals set by second year principal Gordon Pipkin as he looked back on the school year. Full time counseling was still in effect at THS during the 79-80 school year. This system provided Lancer students with their own counselors, who could devote all their time to counseling. Dean Sutcliffe R-.,,-. 5 VERY BE T counseled the class of '80, He handled all the senior problems and class changes. llinteresting and changing all the time, was what lVlr. Sutclifiie had to say as he reviewed the class of '80. Handling the underclassmen were Steve Neill ljuniorsl, Sue Darden lsophomoresl, and Karen Long lfreshmenl. FOR THS STUDE 16!Adminlstrators

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1. Dean Sutcliie Senior Class Counselor 2, Steve Neill Junior Class Counselor 3. Sue Darden Sophomore Class Counselor 4. Karen Long Freshman Class Counselor 5. Joe Fabel, Vice Principal Senior Class Advisor 6. Nlarcella Clancy, Vice Principal Junior Class Advisor 7. Jack Kendall, Vice Principal Sophomore Class Advisor LE DIN G a helping hand was what this year's counseling was all about. level than four, said Senior Class Counselor Dean Sutcliffe. ...nf jf' Class. When help is needed whether it is with classes or cutting down on tardies, the counselors and advisors at THS are lllt is much easier to concentrate on the needs of one grade always willing to lend This year's class advisors were Joe Fabel, Senior Class, Marcella Clancy, Junior Class, and Jack Kendall, Sophomore Counselors and Advisors! 17