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

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It seemed like everyone was compare ing classes at one time or another dur- ing this fun-filled day, introducing the new students to a new experience. and to your left is the rest of B- I-lalll Freshmen were enthusiastically shown around the school by helpful Ara- gon veterans. Crowding around the table in front of the Little Theater incoming freshmen re- ceived their schedules for their new year. Freshman Orientation f 17

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Small Class Orientation Is A Big Success DISCUVERI G A EW WURLD Nervous but excited, the fresh- man class of 1990 gathered at Aragon before the year started for a fun-filled orientation. They entered their new school, for the next four years, to learn their bearings in a new world. Assem- bling from middle schools all over, they met new people and got ac- quainted with some of the veter- ans of Aragon. The day began with schedules being passed out, and then a quick Always cheerful, Chef Palazzi makes hot- dogs for the rowdy group of students attending Freshman Orientation. 16 Freshman Orientation run to the nearest group of friends to compare classes. Soon they all filed into the Little Theater fwhat horrors could lurk there?!l for the traditional movie and welcome. Freshmen got encouragement from administration and clubs to join in and make those high school years the best in your life! After a spirited performance by the cheerleaders, the freshmen went on the grand tour of the school lead by the Spirit Squad x I, , - .,., , . Q., -- and Service Commission. Roaming the school in groups, questions were asked, such as: Where is F- Hall? or How do I get an eleva- tor pass? A hot dog lunch was provided by the PTSA, and then the Activi- ties Commission put on the tradi- tional water balloon toss. Even though the freshman class was small, they made orientation a big success. N St:-5 T5 F I-'E-fi R .. 1- .Sits jjlislft . .. :Sis k T fx X C5256 Sflivf? - .Q .- K lui - li: -. ,kr 1-'ff-g,g,E. -. sings. -9325.1-5.q.,Q. fisf: .1f:.:fi, ...s-11:gr,g 5-1--.. .ig - i ERE

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PASS THE POPCQRNH! The Birth of Aragon's Homecoming W T' 23. I ' 5 X I Z uk' The scene was full of excite- ment: The bleachers were packed, the crowd was screaming wildly, the cheerleaders jumped in a fren- zy, and the football players were in rare form as they dominated the game. It was unmistakingly Ara- gon's Homecoming game. Different in the game, was a special event during half-time. The 18 Homecoming upper and lower classes combined forces and created unique floats which carried the twenty royal nominees for the Grid as well as other outstanding students and cheerleaders. While the floats ventured around the football field, Marc Bernstein announced the nomi- nees, and red and black balloons were released to start the begin- ning of Homecoming. The climax and end of the foot- ball season was highlighted with the defeat of Hillsdale. The score was a victorious 20 to 7. lt was one of the most success- ful games of the year.