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

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Erin Artman kicks the ball downfield. Erin was part of the stoic, effective defense, a key to the team's success. justin Hanover flies doen the field, out-hustling his oppo- nent. Hanover's hard work and his fierce competitive- ness, as well as his red hair, earned him the nickname Red Hanover. IV Santa Clara Calabasas Santa Paula Nordhoff Santa Clara Calabasas Santa Paula Nordhoff JV Girls' Soccer Us Them Beverly Hills 9 O Torrance 4 1 Boy's Soccer Miraleste 10 0 Us Them Thousand Oaks 3 0 0 2 Camarillio 5 0 2 0 Ventura 8 0 4 0 Westlake fin L.A.l 13 0 4 0 Royal 4 0 4 1 Santa Paula 11 1 3 1 Thousand Oaks 4 0 2 1 Pasadena 9 0 4 1 Santa Paula 3 0 A V s. V W . ' if J f X My I ft l..,.,.,. A: , . mama , W. ' .4 'fp C .X f , 7' , ,f r , U ,, any . ' 7 . f X ,r 0 ! J . . 1 f at .,, .1 1, li WT . ,' if, f-'lf ' l . ':,f. ' , ,. , f f . Q, , f . iff.. ,ri ' ' ,:.,- - ' , . ,, , V 1. ,, ... f if , V ' ' r I -I f 'I ' .ff ' . W . 'f f. I . ' 'Q 'll f A ' FQ! AV , ,. .- , ' A W 'fy .- 7 ' ' y A, r A .- 5 ,,. Q . -f gnu f , -. L - , 4 V -. r. rl Q, ,.- . M ,X , - T 0... ,,,, 4, '15, gaviali Top: H. Broomand, 1. Han- Middle: 1. Leong, 1. Heiner, l. Front: 1. Medaglia, I. Nelson, over, B, Yates, C. Costa, A. Hession, B, Polkow, D- Kite, l. Flahberg, D. Geary, D. Me- Yuhasz, M. Lafflam, Coach M. Brueckel, sirow. jones. 108 IV Boys' Soccer TTT 6. My tt A .,.. ,5L.fM,43..4 'I 'Zi ' . 5. Q PAQ? j- .5 .fd I ...sure K Y K. 5-rfl' -

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'Nifty- Q1 7f ?D' , M gnviati gaviati Wendy Bennett manages to outwit her opponent with some fast foot maneuvers, Due to her fancy foot work, she walked away with All-CIF and first team Frontier League honors. Heidi Walters defies gravity while teammate janet Galer pursues the play, Sophomore Walters broke the school re- cord for most goals during a season by scoring thirty-two. 9-N is ' While playing against thc Santa Clara Saints, Dawn Krcnik drib- bles the ball past the competitor. Krcnik was named the CIF offen- sive player of the year and co- MVP offensive in the Frontier League The members of the girls' varsity soccer team include Top: W. Bennett, C. Janssen, manager A. Wilson, Coach Godwin, manager M. Senter, S. Convery, T, Arledge. Mid- t Q it Q wp, . V F f tm ,wsia X in if J J' . rm A. mtwf-'M L X is :r V3 x ,351 Y .i, N 5 . 'Nfl' 'f fl if ' G QM- -sc, .Qtr r ,. VV' - A- X , -Q4 r f as , Fw' Mg ,G 'Y if -ire:-M' L., 7 .M we S .1 X- swf, wqvfga, 'fs 'X ' Ht, : fs .N--ss V 'rw Qt ,x r , gm Mymwy V , V, . .WH ' e lm' 'lYE:f 'V - ' . '-4 .,.. f f' 'Isv w . -' ' QE, is akgzgiu A . wg ww.-: :M ,, far, .,,.,W ., V . - 'N' V,-s,. vw., wggga wg assi? V 4 tawhi, , 'Lg an y ix WM I ,.'x1.2.-' V O, f a l i ,4vfa?.y','f I, My f W 4 Us 'RM' w f- QM ' ' , gaviati Girls' Varsity Soccer Us Them Santa Clara 3 0 Calabasas 5 0 Nordhoff 7 'l Santa Clara B 0 Calabasas 8 0 Nordhoff 7 1 ww dle: 1. Tingle, L. Ferragamo, D. Krenik, M. Moravec, V. Mar- tin, A. Noel, I. Galer. Front: A Ward, K. Shean, I. Holm- vvood, H, Walters, S. Bow- man, C. Rapp. Atascadero KCIFJ 14 0 St. Bonaventure lClFl 7 0 Ganesha tClFl 5 0 Temple City lClFl 5 O Girls' Varsity Soccer 107

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