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

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modem dance In upper left corner Linda Barr gracefully indicates the direction of the gym ceiling. In upper right corner, an abstract portrayal of life and death at Ara- gon High. In the middle, the Modern Dance Team. ROW ONE: Luana Devivo, Lynette Behm, Gail Metzger, Donna Hartley, Dolores Paez, Shirley Schutte, Linda Barr, Leslie Frisbie, Chris Eppes. ROW TWO: Ginny Bale, Linda Landon, Margaret Trau- gott, Diane Toby, Debbi Rabin, Carol Papenhause, jane Palmer, Judy Leavy, Peggy McCarthy, Laura Swenson. ROW THREE: Kathy Boyd, Fran Zins, Kathy Kalb, Pat I-Ianrahan, Evelyn Bohmker, Vicki Gadd, Mary Krempetz, Martha Mapgis, Barbara Barrett, Miss Um- lan . The highlight of the year for the Modern Dance class is the Spring Concert. The dances presented are assignments given during the year and cover all phases of dance. Some of which included the interpretation of rhythms, objects, situations and abstract ideas into dance move- ments. Since September, the girls have participated in workshops, gone on field trips, and taken mas- ter lessons from visiting teachers. In lower left corner, a modern magnification of the metaphysical metamorphosis of a mundane mon- goose. In lower right corner Chris Eppes and Jane Palmer studiously execute variations on the theme The Think- er .

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