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

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OPPOSITE PAGE: Kay, played by sophomore Jamie Thompson, stands in fright as Cogburn and Fiona lJuniors Ray Hesselink and Pam Addisonl threaten her life. Fiona sits contently sipping her English tea. Peter Knight lKirk Baldwinl falls in love with the ingenue, Kay. Dick Stanton iJeff Johnsonl falls prey to the mystery murderer for murderessj

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And Now For Those Immortal Words. . . TI-IE BUTLER DID IT! As the lights dimmed and the crowd grew quiet, the curtain rose and life flooded the stage, as Ara- gon's Theatre Company present- ed the fall play Out of Sight . . . Out of Murder. Directed by Mr. Bruce Hoard, the play proved to be both humorous and intriguing. The cast of nine people held the audience through their witty lines and fine acting. Yet, not only was the cast to be credited, but also the crew, who worked hard behind the scenes. The play was about a murder mystery writer who ends up writ- ing his novel in the old home of a murdered writer. Frustrated by his work, his characters all come to life, from the always pregnant maid, to the sweet ingenue. Slowly people were murdered one by one, but who had done it? With all the extreme personalities it was difficult to tell, and then came the moment of truth, The butler did it.!', Combining the themes of love, adventure, humor, mystery, and intrigue, the fall play was definitely a resounding success. As one per- son commented, l really enjoyed watching the play. Everything was very well done and I never would have guessed the butlerf, Out of sight , . . Out of Murder Peter Knight Minna .... Lydia ..... Cogburn . . . Kay Kelsey Fiona .,,.. Addie ,..,. Dick Stanton Jordan Killingham Cast . . . . . .Kirk Baldwin .....,.Erin Murphy . , .Amy Freeman . . . . . .Ray I-Iesselink , . ,Jamie Thompson , I . i . .Pam Addison . . . .Carrie Kremers , , I ,Jeff Johnson , .,,, Derek Burrill 96 fran Play

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Communication THE LI K Parents, teachers, students . . . the PTSA. Remnants of their past and present contributions could be found throughout the Aragon cam- pus. From the football field to the classroom, the PTSA contributed something. Playing the role of head rah-rahl, they bought shiny new bleachers for the football field. In the classroom, materials were purchased to aid in the im- proved education of students. To raise funds for such improve- ments, activities such as Casino Night were held. Thanks to chair- woman, Kathy Low and her hard working committee, the Casino Night was a huge success, and con- sequently, money poured into their treasury. Structured with parents, teach- ers, and students in mind, commu- nication between them was a pri- ority. Through efforts to increase communication, the PTSA pub- lished and sent out monthly, the Aragonette, their newsletter. Behind much of the action was the president of the PTSA, Susan Yarne, who kept everything going. The rest of the PTSA, however, could not be forgotten, for they were the ones who made the asso- ciation so successful. Successful in bettering the Aragon community for the benefit of all. 98 XPTSA WDW, l