Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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PIRITED Smii9Sf D9YS0fiaiitY, Originality, and Yhyfhm and fTi0V9m0nt is cheerleaders summer. i'It was fun and exciting, but a lot of what U16 1979-80 VaYSifY Cheerleading Squad C0ntaifiS- The hard work describes Cynthia Poston. The cheerleaders Squad is Head Cynthia Postori, Cindy Sddd, ThereSa attended camp August 27. They left August ao, with an Quintanilla, and Lisa Winchester. Excellent trophy awarded to them for completition in camp Spirit Camp in Santa Barbara was the highiight of the evaluations, and a spirit stick for enthusiasm. i. lux 1A wan 76!Cheerleaders

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was the President of the Block T Club. Keeping order in Executive Council was Cathy Hennessy, the Parliamentarian. Leading the Senior Class was President Patricia Maloney. The coalition of Stacy Tayco and Linda Novak were the Junior Class Presidents. Leading the 'xHippies of the Sophomore Class were Barbara Bower and Regina Rheinor. A late beginner to the Executive Council was Freshman Class President, Sherrie Gonsalves. UI think this year's Executive Council was pretty organized , said Terri Nlori. Advisor Dan Morrison adds, UI feel I've known this past year's Council better because they've been in a student government two to three years. It was more stable, and I was working with friends . The Fall Talent Show, The Homecoming Dance, Spirit Week, The Fall and Winter Rallies, The Convention, Student Body and Class Elections and Fund Raisers were some of the activities the Executive Council HELPED PLAN. V iliu 4 I 1 ,V , X x I K' W ,, ,,.. ay., iv YY' -9-s-,,ifT.ArM W V , l . 'i Q W . H , Tsai T T x i if ' ........ Sc . ' 'fm' ',.--.-. - -as-ft, S.-. 5A H., uri l e as X Executive Council!75

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' 'tc -uf Lv' Uniforms and cheerleading camp are just a few things that took close to 5400, out of the pockets of each cheerleader. Practicing hard from 2:00 p.m. till 4:00 p.m. has made the cheerleaders ready for all games and competitions. uExciting , remarked Lisa Winchester about the Omega Rally competition held October 27, at the Neighborhood Church in Castro Valley. Over thirty different schools competed, hoping to place high in the annual competition. Grabbing a high score were the Tennyson High Varsity 1. Lisa Winchester beams with pride. 2. Cheerleaders Cindy Sood, Lisa A Winchester, Cynthia Poston, and Theresa Quintanilla show-off their trophies they won in Santa Barbara. 3. The squad poses for a picture. 4. Cynthia Poston, head, shows confidence. 5. Cheerleaders show their stuff! 6. Theresa Quintanilla smiles for the camera. 7. Cindy Sood attains her goal of excellence. 8. A snap shot of mascot Kim Thomas Klnsetl. CHEERI ,PIADFIR Q42 'S wt .E rf 1 4 'C 0 CheerleaderS!77