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

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STU DE T SERVICES Helen Brown and Alane Larsen, Counselors. standing: Ann Chase, School Nurseg Jean Franceschi and Robert Latin, Counselorsg Dr. Arthur Traphagen, School Psychologistg Downing McKee and june jackson, Coun- selors. Sharon Beatrice Mangold Fiedler v 'K-.. BUSINESS W When Aragon opened for business, the Business Department opened with two full-time staff members, Mrs. jean Clarke and Mr. Ormond Heacock. Students had the choice of three business courses. This year four additional faculty members round out the department- Miss Anne Fife, Miss Electa Pohle, Mr. Tom Harney, and Mr. Lloyd Mast. And today's students at Aragon may enroll in over a dozen business courses either for personal improvement or as vocational preparation for full or part-time business employment. -- Ormond Heacock of HOMEMAKI C This year the Homemaking Depart- ment has gone through a change in curriculum. We have included courses such as Boys Foods and Art X of Living. The Homemaking course is no longer offered--in its place are Clothing 1-2 and Foods 1-2. This way, students have the oppor- tunity to elect one or the other course for an entire year. The ever popular Senior Home Management f Senior Sex j course is still offered with no lab. --Helen Studebaker ! ! l XY irir i-1 ta 2555 mv 522 '28 1 ,gk lg?

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,I LI' f'4 '-1' M -1, ' W , During Aragon s ten years, both the A as Ng student body and the building have ' A - fi grown, causing an increased Work- ,, M., - - ,ix The staff agrees that most of the students are nice kids , but feels they could help out more to avoid the it r C litter problem and also show a little F X A more understanding and respect for ' T the maintenance staff and its job. AINTENANCE STAFF: Helmut Seifert, Elwin Nelson, Marie Salabert, Herman adwornick, Manuel Cantinho, john Dispenza, jim Carlson, Roger Cantaloube, dward Dickey, Charlie Nutter, Peter Soto, George Moore, Charlie Banks W FK wssf' EPARTMENT: Dorothy Clark, Dixie CAFETERIA STAFF: Beulah Silveira, Mildred Gill, Greta Ahlvin, Verda Garbo. , i.,.r, if :.. ...:A II - . Q M V V ,5'i:.,:' . ,F H - ,i', ii l 93

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, 1-,W,,.,,,W . M... ' ' .i 'V' i ow ua 4 am A... - x. L 'r 41 , ,zm l 2 3 4 fi 9 DQ il 24 5 K H O8 5 5 4 i 2 K X Q MATH fl to rj Michael Burke Sue Ellen Powell Miriam La Rogue Pearl Morgenstern Allen Anderson james Herbinaux Earl Connolley Charles Bennett p W MM : fnot picturedj: ' - V Kenneth Allen 'www Edward Diaz Robert Grassmyer john Mahaffy Henry Warner There have been considerable changes in the mathematics department over the last decade. I believe the math dept has accommodated to the changes taking place in our society, especially the changes in the attitudes and life styles of the teenagers. The math dept has designed courses for the students who haveiarithmetic difficulties: a basic math course Cwhich is individualizedl and a general math course. We have a course in mathematical topics which lets the student do his mathematical thing and arrangements have been made with CSM for qualified students to take calculus. ln addition, district math contests are held for students who are interested. Thus, the math dept offers a Wide range of opportunities for each student to fulfill his needs and interests. --james Herbinaux Fo keep pace with the chang- ng science picture, Aragon 04 las innovated, supplement- 'I 3, ed, and adopted many new if rrograms. Examples include is p hem Study, BSCS fyellowj, E x SCP, PSSC, Biology 3-4. l --William Larson fl to rp Robert Brandeberry William Larson Arthur Il-:uma N orman A rslan H ar old Bowm an Qnot picj: Harold Fearon ire Harold Huffman W 'M' S rr 195 X K -1 2-:---.-.am-5-:. -: .L -f W 34 'fr-Y -72 -.L