Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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vital, The Mexican-American counselor was Jose Ovalle. His main responsibilities were serving the Latino and Minority student population. He counselled students about college, job problems, and served as a liaison to the Latino Community as one of the 1. Student Finance Director, Publications advisor, and Art teacher, Governor Tootle looks over his books, 2. Student Activities Director and Senior Class advisor, Dan Morrison counts money from the Fall Talent Show. 3, Work Experience Coordinator, Don Baken speaks with one of his student's employer. 4. Mexican-American Counselor, Jose Ovalle, looks over student's record. CTIVITY DIRECTGR 5 ' I F' Fletcher, Eleanor Ofnce Secretary Henniger, Clarabelle School Nurse Thayne, Ruby Cafeteria Manager Headler, Marie Food Specialist 'T- McDonald, Juanita Senior Class Secretary Higgs, Arlene Assistant Librarian Bachmann, Patricia Food Specialist Mitchell, Ann Food Specialist Alley, Marjorie Junior Class Secretary Laird, Cheryl Student Store Operator DeAnda, Lois Food Specialist Meier, Ruth Food Specialist 'Q--4 Blackburn, Linda Sophomore Class Ormsby, Helen Freshman Class Secretary Secretary Iton, Tony Dustman, Judy Supply Clerk Counselors' Secretary DiDonato, Lenora Fairman, Barbara Food Specialist Smith, Hildy Food Specialist Food Specialist White, Betty Food Specialist ,Q-1. 4 f 3 :A I I f . .. ,,., .V its 524-1 ii rf' 'a , 5 Barkley, Clarice Registrar Rios, Pilar CMC Secretary Gaspar, Theresa Food Specialist Williams, Ruth Food Specialist Clerical!Cafeteria!19

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