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

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This school year of 1983-84 has been Hlled with many memories. Not all may have been great or positive times for all of us but they were learning experiences. I have never felt that the Class of 1984 has been particularly close as a unit but this year we seem to have been the closest. At least we ha ve grown closer at some point. As we leave Agoura and go our separate ways, we will always remember our friends. teachers, accomplishments, triumphs and kthe setbacks. During this Olympic Games accented-year, games have played an important part in our lives . . . Agoura athletics, the games of sports- manship and Hspectatorship , dances and Mardi Gras, the games of socializing among our peers, and all the other games, whether they be video, Risk, marathons, or head games . . . we 've all played them. Some may think school has played games with us too. In anfy case, we have exper- ienced and survived a Championship Season! At this point I would like to acknowledge quite a few fantastic people who have made this book a readable reality. To the stafli most of whom stayed with it for the full year, I thank you. My Senior staff members, Cynthia, Stacy. Michelle, Deanna, Marcus, Cheri, Patti, Colleen - thanks for all your help which made m y job a lot easier. To Christy, Mike E, Cherie, you have done good and have done a lot: keep up the good work and make next year 's book as good if not better. Inga, your smile has brightened the way since September. Without all of you. this book would only be dummy layouts and blank h'Im. My gratitude also goes to Marlyn King, Joan Holmes, Les Van Dyke, Nancy Johnsen, Diane Luther, Jim O'Conner, Carolyn Stewart 6 Pat Croner. l would also like to thank Ken Neely. Putting up with me for a full year makes you a Saint!! And thank you to the rest of the staff because you all made this book possible. You deserve a lot of credit. Lastly l would like to thank Victor N. and Nancy O. Without you both, l may not have been here to see this book as a Hnal prod- uct. Class of 1984-Let's walk into this world proudly! Good luck to everyone of us. I also wish much luck and patience to the Classes of 1985. 1986. and 1987. Make something of your- selves!!! 284 1 984 EDITOR x ff ff MTM 1984 Yearbook Editor 15?ffS'mC Jefferson Ellis , .1

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