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

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Rachel Gould and Bonnie Blonder get into the spirit of Pony Express Days. These council members rode the ASB float during the parade. Mark Goldstein is pleased to sign up three new members for the Frisbee Club. Goldstein enjoyed playing frisbee since his own college days. Rod Chu considers signing up for the Bike Team. Club Rush gave students a chance to find out about the various clubs and organizations at Agoura. Eric Deutschman asks john Anderson a question about Ski Club. The club ex- panded its activities to include water skiing as well as snow skiing. Vicki Preisler uses Joyce Kadoch's back to fill out a club application form. Agoura students found that clubs were a good way to have fun and make new friends. Clubs 81 Grganizatio X ns 209

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LEADING THE W Y he freshman like them. The sopho- mores like them. The juniors like them. And yes, even the seniors like them. Who are these likeable people? They are Agoura High School's very own Student Coun- cil, ASB Officers and House of Reps. Chosen by the student body, these people represent Agoura High School as a whole. Student Council consist- ed of thirty-two mem- bers. These were the three ASB officers, sixteen class officers, and eleven commissioners. The three ASB officers, who were all girls, a first at Agoura, were Suzy Bow- man, President, Valerie Boucher, Vice-President, and luliet Nelson, School Board Representative. All of the three Wonder Women worked very hard throughout the year to create a pleasant envi- ronment for the student body. Valerie Boucher seemed to sum-up their feelings when she said, It's a lot of hard work, but it's a rewarding exper- ience.' The eleven commission- ers were: Tommy Kim, Advertising, Stephanie Erickson, Beautification, Scott Gate, Boy's Athlet- ics, Rachel Gould, Com- munication, Diane Ce- hardt, Corresponding Secretary, Ari Markow, Entertainment, Meera Venkataraman, Finance, Elana Gate, Fundraising, 'We're like a family. Stephanie Erickson Dawn Krenik, Girl's Ath- letics, Bonnie Blonder, OrganizationfCalendar, Lisa Amenta, Pep, Amy Ward, Publicity, and Vicki Matthews, Recording Secretary. Meeting everyday during fourth period, Student Council planned and or- ganized most of the hap- penings taking place at school, such as pep rallies, the blood drive, home- coming, various flower and candy sales and much more. This work might have appeared very easy and fun to most people. Well, most of it definitely was fun, but as Lisa Amenta, Commissioner of Pep put it, It's a lot more work than people think it IS. The House of Reps, head- ed by ASB Vice President Valerie Boucher, met once a month to discuss important issues and ideas, The representatives were elected by their homerooms and repre- sented their class' point of view at the monthly meetings. The man behind all of this was Bill Harms. He advised our student government with efficiency as well as care. He called this year's council, the most enjoy- able, hardest working, and most cooperative group he's had in four years. This team of people put their time and effort into making Agoura a great place to be in the 87-88 school year, and as Alexis Gootrad pointed out, It was an experience! -Sadat Cohen - +L. fr p-.-wo... 710 student Count il . ., mi, 7.402- ,. . -:, 'WP-iff?-fl,' 1 A 1 darrah IN lil, ' Q- lf' T' ll 'j Hifi ll' ,s .. .1-L, 214-1- Lf.,-Q fri k .1 H The ASB officers dress for success. The '87-88 officers were: Valerie Boucher, Vice President, Suzy Bowman, President, and luliet Nelson, School Board Representative. 5' s 1 Columbine Culberg turns around to see what the distraction behind her is. She didn't seem to appreciate bein interrupted whife she did her work. que -v--- i ,fi