Aragon High School - El Tesoro Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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PHIL ABRAMS Abe, who enjoys tennis and basketball, says, You like it . . . it's yours! He wants to make high school students wear Abram's tuxes to school. CAROLE ADAMS Carole wants to show Steve Peavler how she surfs. On the phone she always says BossI! She likes the beach, dances, and surfing. BRAD ALDEN C1eve, active in sports and student government, says Guess what! Mar- garet's apinhead!! He wants to become Stu- dent Body President of Aragon! JAMES ADAMS DAVE AGNEW Aggie loves to say, That aln't no big thing! He wants to be some big thing. ANTONIA L. AGUIAR Toni - pom pon girl, rally commission, and senior edi- torg collects old bottles with Jo Ann and is forever yelling, What's up, Doc? in theivi- cinity of 26th avenue. CAROLE ALTERMAN Thumb spends most of her time riding in a certain black Jag. She someday wants to go to Rome. GEORGE ALHORN Ge o rge ' s ambitionis to be a re search chem- ist. He spends most of his time burning gas and digging in the backyard. With a disgusted attitude he says, What do ye wa-a-ant ? JEANNE ALLEN Jeanne, a member of GRA and IRC, wishes to go into the field of physical education. In San Francisco she says, '?Que otra peculia hay? CAROL ANDERSEN Leigh's ambition is to play the guitar like Randal. She is a mem- ber of the Student Guid- ance Commission. She wishes everyone lots of luck. CLAUDE ANDERSON Claude, whose favorite hobbies are outdoor life, diving, and wres- tling, wants to live his life and enjoy doing it. His saying is, Man's best friend is Woman. GEORGE ANDRONICO ROBERT ARCHIBALD While Bob plays foot- ball, basketball, and bowls, his ambition is to reach his destination on time. ADRIENNE ARNEY Annie , who spends most of'her time with Doug, wants to change A,A, to A.T. Her fa- vorite pastime is col- lecting glasses from Kibby'S.

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mf... laring LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Schoenbrun, Secretary: John Evans, Presi- dentg Marti Stevens, Vice President: Not Pictured: Nancy Feldstein, Elected Representative. Ball, and the May Senior Day are the most important activities and traditions launched by this year's senior class. The class of 1963 has also established a precedent of responsible leadership which subsequent classes will find difficult to emulate. ' luring enior ounci ROW ONE: Left to Right, G. MacDouga1l, N. Stenson, L. Friend,B. Epstein, W. Turner, N. Feldstein ROW TWO: M. Stevens, J. Evans, P. Richards, L. Hediger, M. Noce,J. Pelzner, G. Werchick

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ROY ASBURY RON AUNCHMAN JOHN BACON Stretch plays varsity football and baseball a.nd is a Block A President. His ambition is seven figures. BETTY BAKEWET .T. JOYCE BARKER Jessie's ambition is to be an Eskimo and live in Alaska with a certain sailor, Most of her time is spent in her green limousine. BOB BARKOFF Bark, who wants to be a millionaire, lo ve s stamps and love letters in the sand. He says Ain't no big thing. BOB BEBER Beb is in basketball and Mr. Dustan's mus- cle shop. His ambition is to take courses at Tijuana Tech. Univer- sity. Most of his time is spent at Temple. LARRY BELL Larry's ambition is to spend 24 hrs. without saying, Forget it, Joyce. His favorite saying is Forget it, Joyce. BOB BAZELL ' CHARLYNE BENDOTOFF Charlie -- G.R.A. Secretary, A.G. A. Fashion Show model, and band secretary, has an ambition to be with Jan when we spend the money we don't have. JOHN BARICH 5 ALLEN BENNETT Uncle Ben, who en- joys tennis, heckling teachers, and cog- itating, wants to See Mr. Fearon's Physics crank. He is often heard saying, Let's return to the 1880's. CONNIE BE NNE TS MARSHA BENTON Miles -- Tennis team, elections com- mis s ion , Liluokalam Tri-Y.Her ambition is to learn to speak first, think later, and say the right thing to the right guy' VY I7