Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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75 ' sf' ' 4 2 - - s -224 WIMMER SPLASH y The Lancers swim team started out very early in the season with few experienced swimmers. As the season progressed, we gained experience from each meet and we were able to improvef, said Mr. Crocker, the coach. Most of the team was madeup of Freshmen and sophomores. There were very few seniors and juniors. For the first time since this school opened in 1958 the boys and girls did not compete together as one team ibut as individual boy teams and girl teams. , Coming back for the third year is Mark Wood, as the stron- gest and fastest swimmer on the team, Mark commented, I think the team did great, and, sophomore, Just Joplin has a lot going for him in the futurerat Tennyson with the swim team. vv am X f ' '5' -r is .' :Q if 6 T 5 if f . Ji W jf' , g . g L 2 p 3 f fr Q tl .W-my A , , ia, Ti 'f c E V7 . gm .-, fy' , . H' 1 , . in tml- f ' r .N 4 r czti pgjsiir f Q - . ' I Y, to r .. .. . we T it - 5 T 1. 'ti 6, Swimming 91957 'l35 3A

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J l. Tammy Lem does her famous back stroke. 2. Boys team, front row, Jim Stephen- son, Mark Wood, John Chmiel, Back row, Coach Tom Crocker, Mike Zaballos, Doug Chapman, Jeff Marlais, Steve Bongard, Eddie Sears. Not in picture, Just V -LV V Joplin, Eric Blockie, Danny Brown, David Gyory, and Jim McGovern. 3. Eddie jr J 1 Sears performs his front two and a half summersalt. 4. Mark Wood swims the ' butterfly as he makes it to the wall. 5, John Chimiel bring his head around for a breath of air. 6. Steve Bongard concentrates on performing his dive. 7. Girls team, ' front row, Coach Crocker, Liz Nava, Teresa Difede, Tammy Honig, Julie Hanna, Sherry Henderson. Back Row, Tammy Lem, Julie Sandow, Ann O'Brien, Leah Cordova, Karen Souza, and Nora Salazar. Not in picture, Liz Talbert. 4 i 1 I I X, l , A ,oc 'fy V' wqivwiff' if J ,psf N. ,J po 5- -Q Urln. 'er win.. f 1 . t-,Lt - V is m , , wat.,-M -'P' SV ff t. Q -4 4 6-4 -41.1. -at-. - -fd, ,yy 1 , r - ' +4 .ty J Q 4 ' . Ny. .tr . a , , M F ,ffl ff -A -4 ' ' , , Kg! 4' Q ef -w-. iv. f 'ZS-Vw. f 4 'ii' l Rf- J' . gr 5, e s . , ,fi I Y. I I V :V Q-1? C7 - if ' . . . ' - L -ff ' ff if . 'iw t W ,S 1 . .4 FJ gr, ,. Wad' Agp M in-fa 1 :EJ 1 r V .j'-- i.. Y A , M w..- K f ' - .. W. yd' A . . I -5-. ef .ff q.. .wiv J, I3-l!Swimming ,ix 1. 1, 1 s...r'Z.

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TRACK: A STEP HE D THE REST is what this years 1982 track teams were trying to do. The team had to practice for several hours a week on our track and also on the trails of Garin Park Some of the key people on the team were Dion Washington, Manjo Sen, Scott Andrews and Ron McDonald, however the rest of the people on the team were also a great necessity to the team. It was an inexperienced team but besides Castro Valley we were competitive with the others schools , com- mented Mr. Ron Stark The team did well this season finishing in one of the top four spots in the league. The defending league champions were Scott Andrews and Marcia Whalen. L'Our team this year was relatively small, but we were still the best. I wish the track team of 1983 good luck but with a coach like Mr. Stark I know that they will do tremendously well,'i said Dion Wash- ington, Senior. l36fTraCk