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

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4 m.p.l. conference delegates In these confusing times, one of the teen- agers' most frequently asked questions is, 'WHY?' This one word, V11-IY, was chosen as the theme for the Mid-Peninsula League Confer- ence which was held on October 11, 1964 at Hillsdale High School. This conference is devoted to the teenager of today: to help him understand the world and life, now and in the future. Q, 1 et ., M , r- ff A 2- ' J: 1- . f 4-sic -5 .1 '- ' l lv . 1 U' ff , cesrerc 3 r ., Row ONE: v. cada, J. Holm., J. Palmer, K. Kmmehnm, J. ameri. V If 1 M .3 'F V ,, ,. ROW TWO: S. Tahler, M. Macland, J. Singleton, C. Martin. 5 '. 9, .- 7 ' ' 0 0 O 0 ROW THREE: C. Wollner, D. Gilmore, B. Somjrby, B. Ostr9ff,zG5'Eisenberg, S. Hennansonll' I 3 N 4 ve. A Ag Martha Mangis Commissioner to anaka commission Page 74 ROW ONE: V. Bale, P. Doll, C. Bruce, P. Weeks, M. Willyerd, M. Pisciotta, J. Marquardt, J. Roberts, L. Yerkes, D. Rabin. ROW TWO: L. jones, G. Golden, R. Hesselberg, S. Calkins, P. Wieboldt, L. Hanson, S. Byrne, J. Rollett, M. Smith, D. Payot, G. Jakovina, V. McGraw. ROW THREE: D. Mizer, S. Martin, J. Rossi, E. Bohmker, B. Leavy, W. Willy, M. Mangis, T. Fries, E. Hinrich, C. Federight, M. Ogata, B. Salk, C. Singer, Mr. Crawford. ROW ONE: J. Altieri, G. Goldblatt, D. Cantua, V. Gadd. ROW TWO: S. Tabler, B. Barnes, R. Vrat, D. Takahashi. ROW THREE: J. johnson, C. Dayton, D. Gensler, M. Graff, N. Peterson.

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2 SPRING ROW ONE: D. Scheideman, G. Eisenberg, K. Krurtschnirt. ROW TWO: D. Hayashi, R. Zatkins, P. Finkes. ROW THREE: J. Fife, S. Lurie, A. Gzffin, R. Grainger. homeroom commission Louise Blatteis Commissioner SPRING ROW ONE: S. Schutte, G. Eisenberg. ROW TWO: C. Singer, K. Kruttschnit, P. Joyce. ROW THREE: R. Singer, I... Blatteis, D. Edison. special events commission In addition to handling the Christmas card mailing service, the special events commission takes care of any events that are not under the direction of the other commissions, Bob Grainger Kayrn Kruttschnitt Co-Commissioners 1

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Don't you trust it, Gary. So - you want to be cap't huh. Well so do I -- en garde. AND it came to pass that, on the twelfth day of March in the year of nineteen hundred sixty five, a woman of Berkeley had a vision of a great flood destroying the world and that the rains would begin on the sixteenth day of the self-same month. She warned the people saying Prepare yourself for the flood and build yourself CECCCCCCCCCCCYZ. great boats, for otherwise you shall all perish. All the people laughed except the men and women of Aragon They preached to the others and began to assemble their belongings. The rains were to begin in the evening, so at noon a score of faithful followers prepared themselves for survival Usin the ool of Ara n th tested - 8 P 80 , CY their sturdy crafts and rain protectors. Fortunately the rains never came but we will always remember . . . Look Gilmore you may be captain, but you're getting awful pushy. NOPE. a dub dub - fools in a tub. march 16, the day the world I'm gettin in that ark O if I have to shoot you all. Look what you did, Mullman. .W . --. . .W ge.,e,.,.. If you'd opened your parasol it would have been easier. una .