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

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BOIJ Ross Mr. Bob Ross is the principal of Agoura High School. To list Mr. Ross's many obligations and duties at Agoura would require more space than is available. Suffice to say that the final authority at Agoura rests with Mr. Ross. For instance, during this year the school board was concerned about the sen- ior's test scores. Mr. Ross took it upon him- self to go about to senior's classes and ex- plain the situation to each individual senior. That exemplifies Mr. Ross's concern and dedication to his position. Concerning this school year, Mr. Ross is es- pecially appreciative of the reaction of the student body to the campus changes that have occured. He tells that the year has gone well, and points specifically to the re- newed success of our athletic teams and the improved tests scores. He can count that as a personal victory. The entire school can appreciate Mr. Ross. Right, 'Ginny Aide-Mr. Ross secre- tary andla lady who keeps things running at Agoura like clockwork. :tration

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The Decision-Makers ,.. .5 tilts' 'Q-it , 'l if 1 gag? 1 t M, -A 1? 55791 The most powerful group of individuals in almost any school district is the Board of Education. Yet when you look back over this school year you probably won't even recognize the names of this influencial group. You may recall, however, some of the important measures which were passed under this year's board. Some of these include using the CTBS test as a proficiency test, setting the activities fees at S55 and 375, and replastering the swimming pool. As the student representative this year it was my job to inform you, the students, of the Board's decisions and express your opinions to them. I hope as you look back, you look with understanding and favor on the Board's decisions. Carrie Altergott Student Representative to the School Board Above-Superintendent Ken Osborne. Below, clockwise from top left: Mr. Ralph Kuhn, Dr. Ken Osborne, Mr. Martin Birdt, Mrs. Sally Schneider, Mrs. Alice Stelle, Mrs. Joann White. 1, e-an te ffl of .13 ,Q 2-9 i If 3 . a 3 , we

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Dun Batngate One will probably be surprised to find that it is not the standard, High School Assistant Principal speech to the senior class in the Yearbook. ln fact, it is not even being writ- ten by the Assistant Principal. It is however being written about the Assistant Principal. Everyone sees Mr. Bathgate around cam- pus, but very few probably know what it is that he actually does. Actually, this school could not function without Mr. Bathgate's diligent work. He is in charge of the curricu- lum and plans the master schedule at Agoura. He has the unenviable task of evalu- ating the staff and hiring the classified per- sonnel fcustodians, gardeners, cafeteria workersl, not to mention the tact that he must balance the school budget. Our thanks to Mr. Bathgate. Above - Assistant Principal Don Bathgate Below - Mr. Bathgate's secretary, Theresa Dickson 21 o