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

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Dedication To our first student body, faculty, and administration, the builders of the foundation on which Aragon can proudly stand, we dedicate El Tesoro, Aragon's first yearbook. The framers of the constitution, the class and club officers, the commissioners, and the individual students, are setting precedents for generations of future Aragonians. The traditions and cus- toms that We initiate will remain long after we are gone. We have come to Aragon as inexperienced freshmen and sophomoresg we have accepted the duties placed upon us, leaving behind thoughts of our old schools, in estab- lishing a new school of which we can be proud. Although problems remain to be solved, we are on the wayg we have Worked together in setting Aragon on its feet.

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From These Roots . . . Aragon's roots first began to grow two years ago with the building of the school. These roots became stronger with the students' arrival in January 1961. Yet the classrooms and the student body are not enoughg left to deve- lop is the school spirit and tradition that form our trunk. In the years to come this trunk will develop and branches will grow, according to the fu- ture classes. And yet, these branches will always depend upon the roots that we have formed. m i f a im E1 Tesoro El Tesoro is Spanish for The Treasure . A Spanish name seems natur- al for Aragon's yearbook, as Aragon is the name of a Spanish province, and our strong Spanish background can be seen in the street names sur- rounding the school and the name of our mascot.- The staff chose El Tesoro as a title because a yearbook is a treasureg it is usually the most significant remembrance of our high school years. 'U ruff' 42 ,4...F'f. -ii' - 'S' G - C7 'T' --- . Z3 7 3' Qc' ci? C H fix -- T' dsc, AJ! R? 0 S