Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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On September 26, 1979, the cafeteria was lilled with talent : from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with such acts as Short People, Together, Saturday Night Nurds, and a song by Leanne Thompson and Annette Burchfield. All acts were well received by the audience. 'lTogetherness was the very essence of the Big Sister Little Sister Tea, said Teresa Mattos, Hand everyone had a great time AT THE TEA were all over the stage at this year's Big Sister Little Sister Tea. Senior class President Patty Nlaloney showed off some of her hot stuff in her organization of the tea, and also when she boogied with fellow Seniors to USummer Nights . 1.uSer1i0r cast members keep this eye on Patty Maloney hoping for a cue. 2. Terri Mori and Karen Sakanashi keep the Togetherness in the show. 3. Short People, Laurie Maloney and Mary Jane Lemke, keep a smile on their faces as they strut their stuff. 66! Big Sister Little Sister Tea I

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CSFI O E of the most challenging and elite groups of students in the students and if they can be more organized, this year could school. The California Scholarship Federation, which is be very memorable. In their plans this year, the Asian advised by Judy Harrison, commented on this year's club of organizers of this club fabricated car washes, candy sales and 30 members, UI feel that we have a very rewarding group of excursions to our neighboring universities. nm 14, . 944499 KEOIU N A UUWUI 1. CSF Asian ofFicers from left to right Doug Fong, Estaban Gomez, Randy Wong, Thang Nguyen, Elaine Kim and Hye-Soo Shin. 2. Advisor Judy Harrison casually admires the cameraman Dan Olmo. 3. Asian descendants do their things in the Career Center. CSF!65

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Raza at Tennyson High School spun off in a Hrmer school year with various activities throughout the year. A candy sale, luncheon, car washes and a disco dance were a few of the achievements that the club accomplished. We'd like to send a special thanks to Jose Ovalle and Pilar Rios for assisting the Chicano students as well as the other students attending Tennyson, in entering colleges for future job careers, and applying for scholarships. We couldn't have done it without your help or without the use of the college motivation center. Q-vo and many thanks. Sinceremente tu, RAZA 1. La Raza students standing brown, proud, and united, Que linda! 2. Creators of the La Raza and Lowrider section of this yearbook are Janice Vigil and Donna Espinoza. 3. Depicting Chicano history located on sidewall of liquor store in Russell's shopping center located off Tennyson Road. 4. Kicking back and checkin' out the scenes. Q-vo babydoll! 44' .gr ff' ,.,' : , ,-1 H -gg f ,J .N .4 , . if 1 ft . if 2.5415 if '-u M M lf W , f , , ,!, . E 7 vi - W' J Af .V at lr. 15 3 . , 5,51 , - . -ren . . . V , W yi -Q' t v J, 1. 1 , i 'l LA RAZAX67