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

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julie llgenfritz, Eileen Garrett, Pat Noe, and Tom Paoli above- Sue Lively, Pat Mullane, Mr. Bell, Amy Hipshman, Lynn Sapiro, Jim Patton, and Patti Heselton below- joan Butler, Cecila Nutley, Dwayne Ellison, T Sue Fordyce, and Elise Kuhl W V , - ,Q 1. 'C it ' ff , X , we ,java ,gr J , 6 9, it ,1 + .ps I iff, 7 , in 5, 'if J Jlkaqi ,J - Il H 5 .ag 2 K' 4 ,L ii 7 ,Q at 'K t is I 214, l I If A im Young, Cathy Clarke, THE TRE D Y The Persecution and Assassination of lean-Paul Marat as Performed by the inmates of the Asylum of Charenton under the Direction of the Marguis de Sade, a play by Peter Weiss, has been described as the most exciting and powerful play of this century. Under the direction of Richard Bell, the advanced drama students gave a fine performance. Also in the play, but not pictured are john Sullivan, Linda Maxwell, Gene Marey, Candy Merrian, john Pope, Gail Wakeman, Sue Watts, Don Wentz, and Harold Mergatrod. Music was supplied by Jim Bousecker, Tim Palrang, and Eric Van Dorn. 9 3 i

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f N if ' MLW GA Vx Cn October 31 and November 20, Mrs. Knight and Mr. Bell's advanced drama classes put on plays in the Little Theatre The purpose of these plays was to give the school an idea of what the students are doing in their classes. There was no admission charge. Brooke Knight directed 3 PENNY OPERA, a play by Bertold Brecht. There were two performances and both drew a full house Also in the play, but not pictured below are Don Galindau, Diane Dillon, Chris Hyink, Barbara Levine, Kathy Palmer, and jen Wolfe. jennifer james was the Mrs. Knight, Andy Hansen, Paul Goldrath, Gary Wong, Greg Everhart, Gina Freschet, and john DiQuattro. Lisa Trafficante, Andy Hansen, Judy Pratali, john DiQuattro, Jill Coleman, Jody Quinby, and Vicki Adams. below- Sue Zieker, Rich Wistrich, Carol Selvey, Vicki Adams, Phyllis Austin, Marcy MacDonald, judyPratali, jill Coleman, and Pam Share. E if

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GRA SWIMMING Over the past ten years, Aragon's Girl's Swim Team has had an outstanding record, losing only their last meet this year against Hillsdale C68-763. Every year a number of nation al records have been broken. The prospects for next year's team look great and with the student body's support they will go on to another 10 years of victory. . K www I W Mft Wherein