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

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Heather Fitzharris Kathleen Fitzpatrick Shannon Flannery jason Flashberg Abigail Flores Teresa Flores Andy Floyd Frank Fontana jennifer Ford Peyton Ford Aaron Foster Dennis Fowler Matt Francisco john French Sherry Froman Amy Galer Paul Gallant jill Gallegos Laura Gallegos Lynn Galuppo Michael Garber Carrie Garcia Meredith Garnett Daniel Geary Elizabeth Geiger joshua Gelfand Adam Gelfond jeffrey George jill Gerber Lisa Geringer 176 Freshmen 4 V .fx f l l 1 X

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Eauhuew ov EACNIIVG CREDENTIALS' NEEDED EST TIME' A lv Sonie Gar- land, Amber Hil- liard, and Steve Gould strug- gle with their open-book test. gamut' N Allan Farhit I 7 Shane Farris , f' Aimee Farsakian . 1 Lisa Faye jeff Feinman Ni , 'W' , 3 ,,,-ef vc . Tuesday, Tuesday sounds fine, Okay with me. Tuesday it is. All the teachers agree at lunch that Tuesday's the day. lAnd you thought it was just coincidence that your math chapter test, Spanish vocabulary test, history unit exam, and science lab were due on the same day as your Eng- lish essay.l You're perplexed as you stare at your math test, Why are all these letters, x's and y's, on a math test? You quickly decide that this is your drop test. Spanish vocab is a snap, El carro, el phono, el flunko. After you finish the test you make some final touch-ups on your lab - a protozoa there, a cell membrane here - great. Your history exam is a scantron catastrophe. Bubbles everywhere - waiting to be filled in wit your No, 2 pencil. After using your initials and creating a rad design you decide you might pass - if it were a class in scan- tron art. You walk into English and reach inside our backpack for your essay but, alas, you find your kitl brother's report on the aardvark. You dash out of class, speed to Sumac Elementary, swap essays with your brother, twho's hold- ing back tears because his teacher wouldn't accept a five paragraph thematic essayin place of his aardvark reportl, and ma e it to Agoura y 2:31. You find a note on the teacher's door saying, No Late Essays Accepted. As you crawl away, you think to ourself that taking the proficienc exam and appl ing Zur a full-time position at McDonalds are not bad idleas. -Andrew Brosnan and Laura Darrah Nicole Feldman Tony Ferragamo Allison Fields Amy Fields Michael Figueiredo my Jason Fine Rebecca Fisher Dawn Fitzer Sean Fitzgerald Christine Fitzharris Freshmen 175

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L-'Milam Andrea Giardina N-NATURAL FOR 77-LE BIOLOGICAL CLOCK P BEFORE DAWN Sa rw 5, YW ,,,. . x he s ,451 .. 335 3 e-at X A rrah Rachel Roth arises at the crack of dawn still half asleep. A J li ft. ! X ,ti x ,L 'Q te Q 5 ul' -11 'A X 5 T 1 1 fi . 1.5 Tara Gibson Marcy Gilbert Kanwal Gill Swen Gillberg E . .. mostly cloudy with a thirty per- cent chance of rain later in the a ter- noon. The time is 5:45 and this is KLSX You turn off the radio and stumble into the shower. Throwing on some clothes, you grab an apple and head for school. Everyone complains about getting up before dawn, but imagine if you got up and instead of being 500, the thermom- eter reads 240. Picture yourself having to o milk 40 cows, collect 500 eggs, ancftie up 18 ha stacks. Next you clean the stables, feeclthe same 40 cows, and store the 18 hay stacks in a silo. Only after this is done can you eat breakfast. The next time you wake up and whine about it being before dawn, think about the guy who has to milk 40 cows in the dark. -Andrew Brosnan Frank Giordano Mirissa Glass Adam Glasscock jennifer Gockel Shayne Goldfarb Ryan Golds Robert Gonzales Amy Gordon Richard Gould Todd Grady A, th, A sei ,swf , K V t ti as Y is-if' 5? K' Q :sin 'rail Q- . V R 'Q 'X .3s21 w3: ': n X ix A xi, ig i 9 ' 3 f s. - . 2-1 f Q - r is Qt: like M - at f is 15 ,t,t f 1 - - Y f Maxi 2' Flag, - ' S get-las X x Pile' K We ..., , i f W my fs as ' A li tit? F 5 l -, an Freshmen 'I77