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

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e .. or n r 1' at 1 k.5f.N.?:-f.,. .. .. ,. KRTELL WENS ROSH VOTING 'he returns from the rc. :shman Class election gave 5: ftell the presidency. Larry 1 was elected vice-prcsitll an Harvick, sei-rctnryvtrcasu I Barry Yann, Executive Br resentatlve. AGA represc' 5 positions were won by .1 Jes and Becky Yamaguchi. Class Turnout lver 9067 of the class turned vote, which shows the real est and spirit which is at 3 lArag0n, stated George Ei lg. Student Body President. Under the present eonstitu l counting of ballots is me msibility of the Executive Bc t, according to George. IH! n of election returns will hdled by the Better Govemr inmission in the future. 3asure is the result of the ' gssure under which the Ex le Board works. The elected officers will gel ther and make plans for eshman Class year, such as f Lslng and fun nights. Wor th them will be the Fresh visors, Mr. Frank McGraw. :ted by Miss llse Gluckstadt v. Harry Eagan. Composer To Af 5AN.N5IE9f '?4W50EN'5 . OCNW 30' ll EEN ONE Ol SENIORS varsity football te b ten Grid Qu- to vie for the .ore 1964 Grid Classlcand Game with Hillsdal ten senior nominees a EN Avery nveiyn' Bohmli I. Jan H 6,4 yM iron Kru eman, N and Diane Toby. s student-body ca. will have the opportun the candidates of th The nominee with them will reign as the 1964 Cl n. The first and second rl will attend the Queen The Queen's Court ig up of the otherynomlne erm cumin E P8 Queen will be crownedi annual Grid Classic November 20. Arag and Aragon students, W 3 from out of school, d this dance which is by the Block A Societi dress for the occasion as dressy sport. Tick on sale the week betl Ll ' ' - . ,, n ghuinnf enfivihr non! and C1 fill the Hormel Tha pricg, althgngh y ROW ONE: Annette Smith, Judy Singleton, Pam Henry, Edith Franz, Vicki Graham. ROW TWO: Y detenninedo should J M ' G S Jan Ellison, Mr Drobac, Kathie King, Bob Krase, Jerry Leendersten, Bob Bacon, Steve Rose, Pat K' Cbllple f0l' students W uslc roup , . - , , . , ,, Hanrahan 1+ 3,,L bWQjL,,, X body cards. Students wi' X I x-snJ anloqnsa uvvv vv vvnsw Aavoeh hvlAlA.yw vnu luv!-A Mr. William Valente, who is con- fore? Y , Dan docs. NOXV,3'U0Il'I. trod. to be a young, up-a.nd- think he is warped: he just has American compos , ' . . - he ing., er will this thing about old ladies l the r for the kills them Ln Mal ard for the lct this M 'zes of Dan. Mr. ' 1 1 A-Theater on te' to 12, 13, or ets 1 Fall and estr lghli: e feminine A king the stage, ' Ie about the Exim!! an x and the omg, to be 1 ove lt should ngdu taking on Amo, ores Nolan ' : W Bramson, thin' evil hand. d co, Hubert and as xy ,sh ' ' ' A oo P kmm ' ' ' .'l H i able-, 'id ar oe, a Chris Mullman, Fall editorg Judy 551,-N fqr her own glgnfgflgwillbi Singleton, Spring editor. 18 ot! the cast are ggmlgnegzpl 10 as Nurse' Libby,- ' ..Rcvc11l, music teacher. Idelee Isbckhdlltf use Mrs. Terence M The curtain will rise at 8. The cost is quite nominal in comparison to the quality of the entertain- ment. ' :ity cu-as must psy sz. Students who bring guests fn other schools will be required. register their dates with the Secretary. N Courf and Commission Unifei The Aragon Student Court and the Order Commission, the two law enforcement bodies of Ara- gon Student Govemment. have been working hand in hand to keep our campus clean and sate. Chief Justice Wayne Schrader, and Or- der Commission head Doug' Mc- Lain have been cooperating since the beginning of the year in this. An example of their success so far this year is the practically overnight halt in student smok- ing on campus. The Order Com- mission has cracked dovm consid- erably on this problem. The Stu- dent Court has acted accordingly by giving out strict sentences .tor vlolators. First-time,otfenders will be .asked to pwritey out the lflrst article of the Constitution, a ninoe respective iit reoei ' I ' a. five-dey suspensionfif a third time there, tsiatwogw suspension.. f'We atil1'hgyeie,1,po'l lem with -the smokers, McLain. Vbut it vvlllglieel ' N Q' by the end otjthe' p, r Recently the court ' lem requiring a Senidrlwho Jumped over' the fence' in the ter court to make a sign me that th15.'iig1l!0?f Pwmlftod-. B dents are i'eniinded,gl1qwgvgf,. the .ccun.e.,..1gs.qpeel,'.41w,, ' yy , lelutm. . - 1 . i A new Starred byllpeldourt an also . page assignment, rwlllitbe ref it 'quired to pickup papers everyday. udp. wb for a week at noon. 'Second otg, X- gh, tenders will be referred to the' ' ' - , wg,,gg,,25,'g11. ,529 if ll, ed..-li:...ll?w-...is A .tif

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co-op workers The student store, under the guidance of Mr. Leddy, is one of the busiest places on the campus. The co-op workers are given a chance to receive experience by selling school supplies and food to students and teach- ers. ROW ONE: L. Mangis, M. Willyerd, L. Masters, S. Webster, I.. Madsen, C. Lape, K. Chaney, S. Han- cock. ROW TWO: A. Willyerd, R. Blanquies, V. Turchet, M. George, B. Harris, B. Barrett, K. Bomar, Mr. Leddy. cateteria workers In the cafeteria, the student workers spend much of their extra time sharing the respons- ibility of preparing the food that is served, selling our lunches and brunches, and clean- ing the cafeteria facilities. ROW ONE: D. Tagliafico, D. Tong, C. Rosenberg, K. Jacobsen, S. McFall, J. Mills. ROW TWO: C. Dayton, J. Godwin, K. Edwards, D. Pizarro, L. Konijn, H. Hansen, D. Tomsky, B. Cameron. Page 99

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