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

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Special Education pp -ff is Lg M 'girl 68,5 ,V -In Q 'mf' Nglff' fi' p T.. wi, f fwtfsgbxsf ah, ivan N '7 ,,, jj rfi-r 'f M. A , at - 4, f A1:,1 we V ' 'te t a -.critic . .. , for .wt . W ykliil hz Q: Y 'wh ' awww 'x,vQw,.. ...,.-.,, .. g ga' 5 ,- mrs -+A-'fd .Nui U ,,,,,. sian , WMWA' A X Agoura High School has several special education programs for students with special needs. The programs include speech therapy, adaptive physical education, the resource specialist program, the self-contained special education class, and the severe language disabilityfaphasia program. Students enrolled in a special education program receive instruction that is designed for their individual learning needs and abilities. Special Education students also take classes in the regular program of instruction. Some students have as little as one hour per week of instruction in a special educa- tion program. Other students may have from one to four classes per day in their special education program.

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E I i S h Imaginative Prose This year, the English department is under the direction of Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Graham has made a name for herself in the Agoura High English department by winning many awards of recogni- tion for her contributions to the English language. Her capacity for teaching has shown itself in the classes she is teaching, World Literature and Eng- lish ll Honors. Our other fine teachers of English and the classes they teach are as follows: Ms. Antonucci, English I Honors and Communication Skillsg Ms. Bishin, World Literatureg Ms. Doi, Eng- Iish ll and Illg Mr. Litton, Classical Literature and English IV Honorsg Mr. Maitland, English I-lllg Ms. Packard, English 12, and Mrs. Stewart, British Literature, English Composition and Power Read- ing. RIGHT: Mrs. Graham, our honored English instructor. BELOW: Ms. Antonucci, caught at a rare monent. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Stewart one of our most enthusiastic English teachers. f 5 237: it . K .- X it . X. x ag? wif' 68 Curriculum i as , ff 4-m.,..,, ,L , isp

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Social Science. . . Training Tomorrows Leaders Today. PsychoIo9y. World Studies, Philosophy, U.S. History, Gov- ernment, and student and law are just a few classes that is offered in the Social Science department. t 11 Mr. Tapie, U.S. History and Driver Education 21 Brian Case, listening very carefully not to miss a word. 31 Mr. Miller, World Studies l, and U.S. History 1 41 Mr. Bushner, Psychology and World Studies ' f 51 Mr. Petersons, World Studies, Speech and Government , 61 Jamie Wayne, a student that feels Social Science is his best subiectl 1 71 Mr. Crow, U.S. History and driver education 70 SOCl8l SCiel'1CB