Agoura High School - Quixotian Yearbook (Agoura Hills, CA)

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Definitely An Improvement Coach Bob LaBelle's Varsity Basketball team provided both improvement and disappoint for the Charger coach this year. The improvement was a 5-15 record after a 1-19 record last year. The disappointment was a fourth place finish in the Frontier League with a 4-6 season, just missing the play-offs. The Chargers made the mistake, when they moved to 1-A of moving to the powerful Frontier. The Chargers were led offensively by the one-two scor- ing punch of seniors Derrick and Brian Sutton. Between them, these two averaged over 34 points a game. Beale also led the battle of the boards along with senior center Doug Wicks. Senior guard Steve Perrin ran the club and did the majority of the ballhandling, with help from Junior Dave Dobrowski. Sophomore forward Charlie Robbins began the year on J.V., but before long was promoted to a starting Varsity position. Junior Greg DeGennaro and Senior Mark Weston also saw consider- able playing time, and Senior Danny Walters and Junior Doug Burkman contributed their respective shares to the team. With four players returning, and a strong J.V. team moving up, the Chargers can expect a successful season next year. ,X wt nr., K 'X' D JY . A A r, ' .,,,, M I w., .. Left to right: Dave Dobrowski, Brian Sutton, Doug Burkman, Mark Weston, Doug Wicks, Derrick Beale, Charles Robbins, Greg DeGennaro, Danny Walters, Steve Perrin.

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Frosh Gains Experience The trademark of freshman volleyball this year was great effort and enthusiasm on the part of both the team and the coach. The team was headed by a new face at Agoura, Miss Suzanne Packard, who's spirit and devotion led her team through a season full of excitement and experience. The spiking ability of Monique Sury, the serving of Andrea King, and the setting of Sharon Borawski and Elizabeth Faulkner were great assets to the team, which finished 1-9 in their league. The experience that the girls acquired this year will help them a great deal next year as potential J.V. and Varsity players. . Left to right, top row: Manager Erica Harasyn, Kerry Martin, Lisa Litcha, Andrea King, Sharon Borawski, Amy Cunningham, Heidi Donahue, Eliza- beth Faulkner. Bottom Row: Andrea Contarino, Karen Zimmerman, Char- istina Brody, Colleen Nolan, Monique Sury. N krgk m RQ5iNgf3'f . . 1 at r , T .r,s f rirres an . ,rsr rr,' ,'V' Q..' . ii, .fwi,wvitis'ili? ' S A crril - ,,

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Q u 2 1 1 vis-rin!!! i 5 'un A1355 'ln I fs awk 3 L1 as Rf 5. 3 E 1-Agoura ballhandler Steve Perrin 1255 brings the ball up the court while Coach LaBelle and the Agoura bench look. 2-Doug Wicks goes high for the jump ball while Brian 1245, Mark Weston 1345 and Charlie Robbins vie for position. 3-Greg De-Gennaro shows good from the free throw line. 4-Derrick Beale 1455 battles for a rebound against Simi and 5-rises above the crowd for two against Santa Paula. 6-Doug Wicks 1555 takes the ball to the hoop, while Charlie Robbins 1445 prepares to crash the boards,