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

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Alan Hoffman jennifer Holmwood Robin Hood jennifer Hullman Laura Hur Michelle Hurst Pyng Hwang jennifer Hydinger Susan Hytowitz Darrin Ingram joseph Insana Scott Iversen Kurt jacobson Christy janssen jeff jehert Kristina jenkins Michael johns Steven johnson Tiffany johnson jason johnston Erin judd Michelle Kaller Carl Kamin Andrew Kap Dennis Karlinsky Robert Kazmirski Steve Keegan Taiken Keeney Christopher Keller Mark Kelly 'IS8 Sophomores ,af Azz' V

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i .Q-pioww justin Hanover Craig Hans jill Hartwig Todd Haser Ryan Hayward V ETX' GO! EAPIVING T0 DRIVE You're getting nervous, your palms are getting sweaty, you're starting to shake ... Oh no! You just hit the cat! ... The lights come on. Whew! It was just the simulator. Now the real test comes. You must get into the driver's seat. What do you do? You start the ignition and want to pull out, but you can't seem to find the parking brake. Oh, there it is. You then put the gear shift into re- , verse. You're backing out, but you ' don't have enough room. You reverse a little, go forward a little, and reverse again, Drat! Why does the car have to be so big? Who would have thought that driving is so hard? Even your dippy cousin from Peoria can drive as if he were born with his foot on the accel- masmw erator. Mom? Did you ask me if I want- ed a bike for my birthday? -Melanie Learning how to drive Carter can be frustrating with a parent in the passenger seat. Eric Heeber f Kristen N. Heimo Lana Helfman Sari Heller ,fzf v, ,, ,. ,4 ,551 ef f 1 J - jennifer Hellie '- r 'QV M wif Chris Helm jeremy Hession Tammy Hever Amber Hilliard Sonja Hillman Sophomores 157

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, A, ig. 2 f 1 Q OMENTS T0 PEMEMBEI? OTHER MAY I? V Z if i ,f '. 1 413+ bradsmw Robert Bradshaw and his mother are having an argue- ment over Robert's very messy bedroom. 2 r an i ee W- Ax 4 'W , ,, 5.- z . I ' ' 0- if l, ar 13 K Y Q 1 l A 3. 21, : I sf' ' i i Q i .aw Tania Kelvin Michael Kenan Lisa Kessler Gloria Kim loan Kim Because your father and I said so. For most teenagers these words were all too familiar. Remember the time you wanted to go to that once in a lifetime concert, but your parents wouldn't let you go? lt's not bad enough they said no, but there seemed no apparent reason for their decision. The only words you heard were, Be- cause we're your parents and we don't think you should go. But, the one thing that really got to kids was when parents said no even before the kids asked them anything. Most high school kids feel like they're probably right. Years later, when they have children of their own, they'll only pause for a mo- ment before saying, We're only doing this because we care about you and don't want to see you get hurt. -Gail Greenfield ! Z , can f Soo Kim ,y Susan Kim ' ' Keri Kirkpatrick . Greg Kirschner M ,Q Derek Kite ' 'M , A 'T 3 e M g 3 i S 'Q .2 Kerri Kjeldergaard Kathy Kleid Kim Knox Kevin Koenig David Konow f Sophomores 159