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

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av' ,- as Fi 'Q f l AREFUL, nmrr SLIPPEQW REA TIVE TRAMCPOIQTA NON daff john Kelley's truck shows the effects of an afternoon of mud-whomping . in Jwfm Joanna Glasgow jennifer Glasser Steven Glasser Matheau Goei Tyler Gold The day is gloomy. Rain pours down and the wind chill rises. Could this be Southern California, whose sunny climate is known by all? School crawls by slowly and the dis- missal bell finally rings. Now, what to do? Can't go to the beach because the surf isn't intense enough to make up for the lousy weather. Can't go rock climbing without breaking bones. Can't play tennis, golf, or jog without facing some drastic conse- quences. There's only one thing left to do - go mud-whomping! Students pile into vehicles of all kinds - Forerunners, 4X4's, K5 Blazers, Broncos, and even junkers that look too old to run. Then they head for hills, canyons, and even empty lots to have fun in the mud and see how dirty their truck can really get. After peeling-out, doing doughnuts, slip- ping and sliding, the excitement ends. When the weather proves lousy, just head for the hills and whomp in the mud! - Laura Darrah x. Mike Gonzales Give Goodarzi Alexis Gootrad Gregg Gordon Robert Gorman 3 Brandon Gracy Aimee Graham Anathony Granato Winston Grant jonathan Green luniors 137

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yi y f X Q! 1 V 4741. f VX' f ak. ON T GE T CAUGI-IT if Jawa 54 Richard Hur Adam Hurley f Matthew Hutchinson Dana Huth Irving Infante Inu Q I 7 I f ii l f, f' ' ,Zyl 1 ki ' .1 .iw ,ga V 'V in .mf I f ff, 5, ' 6. if ' ' 4 wif ,fn ' ,V ..a.M f.fe2f 1 1 f gan Gina C-ardhouse and Wendy Mastro lean back on the hood of their car, with the satisfaction of having just finished two dozen doughnuts. Teacher: And so, when one takes into ac- count all the ramifications of the Civil War one can truly see a nation torn at its bor- ders, within its borders, and within its fam- ilies. Xou may use the remaining part of the period for homework. Student 1: Cyawn- ingj That lecture would have put me to sleep if it weren't for your stomach growl- ing. Student 2: Hunger pain does wonders for the brain. Student 1: What about a doughnut run? Student 2: I'lI take orders: you ask the teacher. Student 1: Okay ... Teacher, can we go get some doughnuts? Teacher: You know that s against the rules.' Student 1: twhiningj But we're not doing anything. Teacher: I'm sorry. I can't Student 1: Uh Can I go to the bath- room? Teacher: Do they sell doughnuts? Student 1: Well - Teacher: - Never mind. You can go to the bathroom and the bathroom only. That's all I know and that's all I've said ... If you hap en to find doughnuts on the way get me a lemon jelly. - Andrew Brosnan 1 Q, W jeff D. Ingalls Marie jacobellis Carrie jacobs jamie jacobs Daniel jaffee 6 - l .4 7 4 Azar jahangiri jason janiga Brian jauch Analynn johnson Christine johnson juniors 139