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

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Toby Kovalivker Allison Krebs Marc Kubasak lnta Kuchinski Craig Kwasniewski Matthew Lafflam Sue-lean Lai Amy Lakotas john Lakotas Stephanie Larson Malia Lasley Marc Lavallee Christopher Lee Dean Lee liean Lee Christopher Lehman Anthony Leko Todd Lenett Tyree Leonard loel Leong Michael Levey Kathryn Lewis Anastasia Liakas Robert Liao Daniel Lichaa lean Lie jennifer Linstrot Damian Linton Tanya Lipman Philip Logan 160 Sophomores , 1 .. J 4 K 0- .4- af J it n':'.N 3 Ni Q 5.1 S-1 I ua 17 qu.-I N r an-'Mar ,W me - 2 9 ,y L 'fri ff f 4954.-. f- I Q :Zf5?f75i1wfi?52f Mfflief gf, . K-

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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

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.fophmwm Angela Lopez Chase Ludwig Thierry Luzinski Beth Lyerla l Michelle Lombardi Have you ever wondered how kissing came about? Well, kissing began back with the cavemen when they got into the habit of licking the sweat off each other as a way for supplying their bo- dies' need for salt. ln medieval times, lovers believed that when they kissed, their spirits intermingled and their souls were joined. Another theory is the practice of sucking poison from a wound. Or, a special kiss could get rid of an evil spell as shown in Snow White and Sleeping Beauty. The custom of blowing kisses was once an expression of adoration for the gods, and candy kisses could replace the real thing. Candy kisses contain phenylethyla- mine, which is a chemical that is pro- duced when we are in love. So the next time you crave a kiss but you're home alone just grab that candy kiss. -April Lee llnformation obtained from Seventeen - November 1985 and February 1986l Kevin Males Teri Manby Richard Marko Melissa Markow Rebecca Mars Crystal Martin f , Elaine Masangkay Q f' fc W Neal Mason ' ' s- Mohamad R. Massoud , Q 5 Cameron Matheson l Q-f :if L 4, l , Q ,X X .i E: Sophornores 161