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

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'MW ---32' f--. K Q, fl e-5 t.. 3' il 2. it i 5 Members of Sounds of Class join voices and sing. Sounds of Class per- formed throughout the year, including this even- Seniors john Ianuzik, Bri- an Williams, Thomas Wal- ter, and Richard Bradley pose in their usual perfor- mance stance. As mem- bers of the Madrigals, they performed many types of advanced music, including barber shop ing erformance in G quartet harmonies. 1 Buil ing. , Q l l r mf , iii ,r gaviati Zaviati , as z f. -or W ' W ft ' 4 'wil f ' ...M-1 4, we-r fl'1Ol'l0I'l The members of Company of Song include top' l. Hartmann, 1. Evans, l. Chen, H, Woodworth, R. Zweighaft. Front: M. Valadez, S. Mclaurin, T. McCausland. and R. Hood. This tal- ented group of singers performed at numerous concerts through the year. Company of Son

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IN PERFECT HARMUNY hile giving out call slips during sixth period, I wandered up towards the N building to deliver a good number for students from Mr. Berke's class. Passing the I building, I was surprised to hear an- gelic voices filtering through the walls. Where was this music coming from? Were those live voices? Curiousity over- came me and I found an unlocked door and en- tered the music building. Luckily, the only un- locked door was the right one. I quietly entered the room and saw some of my fellow students singing. They soon finished and Mrs. Petersons ap- proached me. After being assured that I wasn't ditching class, she ex- plained that they were practicing for the upcom- ing lazz Concert on lanu- ary 21. In addition to sing- ing, Sounds of Class's performances involve a good deal of choreogra- phy. Adding to their per- formances were the new costumes they received this year: a sparkling com- bination of red, white, and black. There is a social Brett Hanley plays accom- paniment for Sounds of class. Hanley's musical tal- ent assisted the musical club, helping them with rhythm and unity. 224 Sounds of Class side to Sounds of Class as well, with time for fun, too. Sounds of Class per- formed in a number of festivals this year, one at El Camino Real high and an- other at the Glendale Auditorium. They were 'Some of the most fun times l've had in high school were spent singin with Sounds of Classl' - john januzik also accepted as singers in Disneyland's famous Can- dlestick Processional, per- forming in a 1000-voice choir with narrator How- ard Keel and members of the Los Angeles Philhar- monic on Saturday even- ing, December 'I2th. The year was highlighted by their cruise on the Star- dancer during Easter vaca- tion. They performed on board the ship, as well as in a resort hotel in Puerto Vallarta. Company of Song, the class that precedes Sounds of Class, performs in many shows as well. During the holidays, Company of Song per- formed at Universal Stu- dios and entertained resi- dents of La Serena Retire- ment Home. Participating in concerts for Oktober- fest, Celebrate the Light, That's Entertainment, and Finale, their year was highlighted when they performed in the Six Flags Magic Mountain Festival on April 3rd In addition to these two clubs, there was the Mad- rigals. Although there were only a few members, Madrigal singers were very talented and per- formed a holiday show in the Renaissance style. Madrigals Sounds of Class, and Company of Sound all showed the tal- ented and hardworking performance we have here by the way they were involved with the com- munity. -lohn Kelley Hit .llhtk Members of Sound of Class include Top' H. Graham, T. Walter, 1. lanuzik, N. Christianson, W. Powers, D. Buhl, C. Matheson, 1. Loh, M. Mihm. 2nd row. E. Wilson, K Couhring, N Manbv, L Grossman, B.lN'ill1ams,R. Bourne, I, Whurmbt, lx Teaslcy, S. gaviati Erickson, R. Bradley. 3rd row: 1. Li- berts, C. Barnard, A. Broomand, T. Peoples, S. Williams, S, Shafran, M, Levey, D. Warren. 4th row: M. Allen, M Friedman, A. Leos, K. Chapman, C. Ntethamer. Front: Brett Hanley, loyce Pctcrsons. ,J

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.... ff X f. ff, ,- i ,-K Af-.,1,l ,,e,., fx f f 1, , I j , , , , f -T fn K omeo, 1 m Romeo, BL C- wherefore art thou Romeo? No it's not a Broadway production of Romeo and juliet, it's Wednesday at noon in the G building - a Drama Club meeting. The club advisor, john Kilpatrick is there, but the President, Rich Bradley, along with Vice President Dave Ray, Treasurer Gregg Rich, Secretary ludi Williamson, Historian Sina Tanzillo, Sargeant at Arms Brett Ingram, and Membership Officer lan Rassman run the meeting, At meetings, the group performed improvisations, did theater exercises, discussed club business and scholarship information for drama majors, and listened to guest speakers of all kinds - actors, make- up artists, movie technicians, and directors. Besides these meetings, the club helped to promote the Agoura Play Wi l J i -fx ' ,- elf sg' 1- K- Productions. The club also earned money through fundraisers that they put on and sponsored. They made money on Frankly Franklin, a one man show that came to the AHS stage in November, and on a booth at the Pony Express Days Carnival. Also, the group raised r We are having a great year in terms of rebuilding the club from the bot- tom up. -Rich Bradley money at Mardi Ctras, and had an exciting time at the Annual California State Thespian Convention at Cyprus College in February. This convention included three days of scene work, workshops, and group performances. The Drama Club was very spirited this year, and confident in their abilities. President Rich Bradley joked, We are raising tons ,-5 fx, fx, K X-Vs ,fix , if , l ' ! g D. C . r 115-fix, ,i ,M -,-X,-i, l I- if - - XR C. C.. yi! of money for mine and Dave Ray's summer vacation in Rio. Another highly spirited group was the Spirit Club, along with its advisor, judy Dobrowski. One reason that Dobrowski was enthusiastic about this year was the clubs record membership of one hundred and twenty-five students. The club was started six years ago in order to involve more students than just the cheerleaders in school events. The club's purpose is to raise spirit for all the teams and to support the cheerleaders in their efforts. The club made signs for Homecoming and cheered at all the athletic events. Dobrowski remarked, We've had more support from the student body at pep rallies and games this year than for many years past. The club was happy to cheer all of our Chargers to victory over the entire year. - Eric Rosen jf N, fl 226 Drama Club cha rger staff A 1 , ff? T , r Seniors i'88i, led by the Spirit Club, show their spirit by standing, cheer- ing, and holding up signs. The energy generated got everyone up on their feet. ,,i. I Thespians Rich Bradley, ludi Wi liamson, Cameron Matheson, Da ren Ingram, and Dave Ray look c as prospective members sign ti for the Drama Club during 1982 '88 Club Rush. Although a larg number of the club's membe were underclassmen, they were very talented group, and their pi tential was enormous. , ...