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

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-L.: Em -S The members of the golf team include Top: Steve Pratt, john Schweizer, Coach Cohen, Dylan Thompson, Tim Murphy, and Brian Rush. Front: Mike Cavalier, Paul Gallant, Shawn Price, and lason Tolley. The golf team played on some ofthe nicest courses in Southern Califor- nia. Steve Pratt swings with great poise at practice. Pratt dis- played the determination all the players possessed throughout the year. Shannon Carpenter flies free- ly in the air while an audience looks on. Although the div- ing team was very small, it still was great in effort and ac- complishments. 4. my YNY v Ts' L fi-H935 'Q . 55: -- 4 - - .t,'g-L J: K .J . 1 -- in T an-mg +-- 'fa r' fx-a 4' ' L gzgyiig ' ix -x A. ,- .. 'Tl -l .. f C - ,Q , f- 1 . A Q -. t- as--3' rl 'r tix ,-... 5 ,,,, ' Tile, -'ag'-, - ,401 :11 A 'Tiffz 'Pia' -.- Q, 'wif 1 .2? '-'-- my - t ws-'I v. . ,T Lug: . - ' ggiser L. 5-1 '.- 1 I f' ci x.,-7243 C. -zf Xa. l7O hull u'r,, 9 . gin :ali WW, 4 awww . fe- 5 i ..- .Q l k .. kt x . -,,jt,:.-mstUTi Ew-f uns-. 1- f S vfsww V i r sw' -as-s-asset-f vw M, .N-an... tw- .r agv' 1 ff-sexi ,gf .A-use 1 ,,4.,5',.,.,l.,.E,iAg . 11. H. .J 4'- -tux A ,, ' -M...., N-...,,,, ,VM ---- -Q-ff , A0444---.....,,.... WN-.M-f 1 . 'Wu ,ru . swan, ' , 1- ,,, ,al ,, 4 , ,, yu ,, M W 4' - MM, f ww -1 1 ,,, QW , Q ,,,,.,,wwwA JN , Ar, fu ' , 1 f , . , f vw ' , - 1, s K, , , .V , ff lr., 4, V 4 , V V - ,a a , , ff wp fr 14 ffm, na. . nv, we f, .f . '24, ,W f, 'my' tlgff .42 ' ' w 1. I 1-. ,4 I-f - W 'A ---Q-...,,.--. 'x l A uae,4. 2W, ,,,MM Y ' 1 . , I my ---.,,,,,-W ,y , , 4, 'I V L' 't - ..,.,,.,, ,7 l - s, 4' '--sun-' T A ,, glass:-v john Schweizer watches the man, Schweizer was one of ball speed down the fairway, the top players on the team. Although he was only a fresh- ,V,,, if'A' - A f-M , 1 W, V m qi. ', , 'gl fi' w 97 f14.'2 ,y '-'wyg uf 'wg 5 .' 2 51, ' k 3-6 W ,:'.i,.l', WT' -. .ff , 'Ml ' I Q' 1? t ' JY , yy y P' 1 fi? .1 I W ' 5 'A ' ,f9!,, . ' f f A If , 4' figlh 'K I if Er. 5 M3 .' . gl, 5, s' qv h My M fr- 9 . , s- Mdvww ' A ,,,, ,,..., . .,4-f-'- ,,,,,,,.,43.,,,,w.M... 3 M- .4 ., , ,,,,,,,y ,mam V . , 'V ' h Q ,t A hm-f'. l.,1 a' i' ' , V, I , .riavv 'if , -- L :rj , -.- , T -- .4,.aaf!'9'7'J L I'1g'L,,,:,,,4jdaf,9vGvlli gli? Dylan Thomypson prepares to tee o f at one o the leam's practice The intense concentration nece

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