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

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Business Planning Our Tomorrows 4 The Business department has many interesting and useful classes to take, such as Vocational Typing, Business Law, Personal Typing, Account- ing, Shorthand and Vocational Job Skills. The de- partment is headed this year by Mrs. Goodes, who in addition to teaching Typing and Shorthand, is in charge of Agoura High's Spirit Team. Mrs. Lund- quist, new to the department this year, is teaching Business Law, Accounting and Journalism. This was Mrs. Fisher's last year in the Business depart- ment. She retired at the end of the first quater, after having taught Vocational Typing. BELOW: Mrs. Goodes LEFT: A typical day in the typing class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Lundquist enjoys her Business classes here at Agoura. ggggg R i g' X NSN. Curriculum 63

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Producing Dreams The Art department is a big department here at Agoura High, but amazingly enough, it is only run by three teachers. lvlr. Patrick Kale is the department head this year and he has earned this position with his dedication to his classes and helpful instruction to art students. This year Mr. Kale is teaching Ceramics, Stained Glass and Slipcasting. The other two teachers in this department are lvls. Feldtkeller, who teaches Drawing Land, Stained Glass, Commer- cial Art and Silkscreening, and Mr. Neely, who teaches photogra- phy and is also the Yearbook advisor. RIGHT: lvls. Feldtkeller giving a most satisfying look. BELOW FNGHT: Another fine stained glass project in its completion. BELOW: Mr. Patrik Kale, Department Head. BELOW LEFT: David Schellesinger with one of his earned creation 'S it . , - f - . . 'ff . ite 'ESQ - WSI 6? Curriculum

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