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

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Square Dancing Ya Qt few.,- Square Dancing has been a tradition here at Agoura for several years, and the students have kept it going because of how much they enjoy it. The week before school lets out for Christmas vacation, the PE. classes and their teachers give up their regular P.E. schedule to learn some good old-fashioned square dances. The P.E. teachers and coaches teach the students some old favorites such as The Virginia Reel, King of the Road and everybodys favorite Heel and a Toe . Its always one of the funnest school Activi- ties of the year, so most everyone always gets out there grabs a partner and has a terrific time. 182 Left, 'LAII join hands and circle to the left Below, Jill White and Kevin Kelley try to keep up the pace 'rf lxgx' hp. av-A -til A Above, Students await their next dance. A' Above, Jill Oviatt and Susi Gellinck making adorable couple.

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4 Battered Donkey Basketball is an interesting phenomenon. Each year, various students and teachers mount the mules and proceed to make utter fools of themselves before an audience, and yet each year there are plenty more volunteers to embarass themselves in this way. They don't even get paid, The audience certainly enjoyed this year's edition of Donkey Bas- ketball, judging by the large turnout and enthusiasm. Apparently, even the riders had a good time, despite bruised egos and assorted other bruises. As usual, the jackasses did a fine job, and so did the donkeys. 9' -if 81 Bruised 5 La 'Q .T J, 5 wr-:.-.Qg,-1 X . . . . 'X is-isis., . .. fa! a 1 fb, - 'rw . .W ,., 5- h f Ai 'Q ,wr L2 s I I . ' fi::':'Sltt -' 5 'fx Vi i t N gs xl' QIQS '