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

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'rosh-Sophg Frontier Champions G 1 by The Agoura Frosh-Soph basketball team, a group of ten individuals who had never played high school Q basketball before, won the Frontier League Cham- s iw . pionship with a record of 8-2 this year. lt was quite an A 1 impressive achievement considering that the team, consisting of 8 freshman and only two sophomores, often played against much larger sophomore-domi- nated teams. Russ Parcell, Russ Spitz, Greg Rous, Richard Jabara, Chris Brown, Brian Scott and Todd Dreddick all played consistantly well throughout their championship season. Many of these young men could grow up to be excellent varsity players. Russ Spitz goes up for two, while Richard Jabara battles for rebounding position. 111 Todd Reddick scores inside as Russ Percell and Chris Brown look on. 121 Greg Rous intimidates an opposing player with some aggressive defense. 131 U it 4 l . ' 2 . ,... 5 e eq X 'E z M,- 43 3, ij--'4' L '.1 ' , ?KM,.., watfw-1 t K 'at'-1 . L krhk .1 M, N ms., to Righty Kelly Mulligan, Russ Spitz, Brian Scott, Todd Reddick, Alfred Leary. Coach Chris Mussack. Russ Percell, Chris Y, ii . n, Greg Rous, Richard Jabara and Mike Goldberg. G llll L Mm' 111 1 an +

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ftp Jeff Buchignani puts up a free throw against Santa Paula, Q25 Freshman center Stewart Meyers goes high for the tip against Nordoff while Jeff Richardson l33i goes for the ball and C33 against the Santa Paula while John Dobrowski 1353, Jon Siegler 4321, and Jim Hall all watch the ball closely. lLeft to Righty John Krongold, Jim Hall, Jeff Richardson, Wes Carter, Scott Hig- gins Stewart Meyers, Coach Rich Gold- berg Jon Siegler, Jeff Buchignani, John Dobrowski, Jeff Frum, Richard Dimino, Kevin Heath. J.V.'s Place 3rd In League The Agoura J.V. Basketball Team finished a respectable third in their Frontier League race this year. It seems even more respectable when you consider that the chargers were dominated by sophomores and started a freshman against other teams made up mostly of juniors. Starters Jim Hall, John Dobrowski, Jeff Buchignani, Jon Siegler and freshman Stewart Meyers were vital to the charger effort as were sopho- more Jeff Richardson and juniors Rich Dimino and Jeff Frum. You may expect to see many of these people on next year's varsity squad. CA ,-. K sf 1 P ....., . M- - .A ,. HA W , ,,.. 5 J V i a t .. Q f K y Q.. nie... . .-...,.weM.+.m.:., ..... t 1 - ,Z .nf 9, 2 s ' vw af' I . KW . . ...K lv- ...Ai '-..

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GirI's Varsity Basketball The girls varsity basketball team did great this year. Their skills and knowledge have been shown throughout the year against such rivals as, LaReina, Nordhoff, and the ever popular Calaba- sas. During the 3 months of training the girls have shown much dedication and friendship toward each other. When talking to their coach, Mr. Larry Pascetzski, he has nothing but supportive comments to make about his girls. With the strong team work of Laurie Sacks and Jean Marek how could the team go wrong. Don't miss out on watching these girls in the years to come, in college ball. 1-Pat Wahl lshootsl 2- Laurie Sacks, Jean Marek, Babera Sommerfeld, Angie Zenardo, Joan Marek 3-Dia Zwemke, Pat Wahl, Angie Zenardo, Kate Nolan 4- Barbera Sommerfeld up for the shot lagainl 5-1223 Laurie Sacks, q13l Pat Wahl, 1253 Dia Zwemke Es hi. I iiigffg 3- 'I QQ sw? x Q... Yr 112 re -,'f... ,,..s,....-mm ,I if we v v--u-nu-uuu RD , ..t v lx s. 'wail'