Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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'GV' f..,,....-1 ,-4' XF, -' '33 ig- f-? 'Q t L,R,.' 1. Mrs. Lucille Gerton 2. Danny Martinez dreams about Mrs. Gerton. 3. Marta Molina tries to look sexy for the camera, 4. Mr, Manning attempts to tell his 6th period class a joke. I ANOTHER day, another foreign word! Not only did students try to master English skills, but they studied foreign languages tool Mr. Barry Manning, our German teacher, taught three different levels of German this year. l'There was a decrease in class enrollment due to the fact that foreign languages are no longer college entrance requirements, said head of the foreign language department Lucille Gerton. Naomi Wolff, taught two different languages this year, Spanish hrst and seventh periods and French second and sixth. What is your AN UAGEN?

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1. Roberta Oleon 2. Laura Criscione 3, Tammy Warner taking a break from her studies. 4. lVlr, Nlederios excitedly at work helping a student. 5. Nls, Criscione and a student work together in solving a problem. T 2222 ' O, ' gi f g ' co C4 - Q-nm-naw Jb- X. SUCCESS is what teachers Roberta Oleon, Bernie lVlederios and Laura Criscione were hoping to accomplish in their Special Ed Classes. llBy having the use of visual aid projectors, language masters cassette recorders and games for perception, these teachers reached their goal in helping their students' education and aafinecial Ed ogaadd their ability to learn. Special Ed is a place where students are able to receive individual help where it is needed to better their education, said lVls. Criscione. The Vocational Skills area was a very high objective for the Special Education Department. Nlr. Pipkin said, X' I am proud to be the principal ofa school that has teachers working WITH PECI L ED.

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.. PER was what the band's year was like. They hit off the year playing at the home football games. During Spirit Week the band played circus themes for the Seniors, the Olympic theme for the Juniors, Aquarius for the Sophomores and Jumpin' at the Woodside for the Freshmen. The Christmas 36fBand concert was a big success, filling the audience with Christmas cheer. The Southern California tour was the highlight of the year. For the past seven years the band has gone to Southern California and everyone was excited about the trip this year. The band sold candles, the first time ever, to help finance the trip. The Jazz Band proved to be as excellent as in past years. At the Sonoma Jazz Festival they earned ratings of one superior and two excellents. Senior Chuck Seccombe received