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

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N T tions and working with the Thespian group. lan Holland: Staying up till 5 a.m. writ- ing a book report, the Senior Picnic, and off-roading on the access road dur- ing rainy days. BillMurphy:Winning CIF in soccer and meeting my girlfriend. Rachel Roth: Weekends. Tim Shea: Trying to sneak off campus at lunch with Randy Gordon in the trunk of Brian jones' Cadillac when the noon aides caught us in front of about 2 mil- lion people. David Ylizaliturri: Charger Bob, the burning of the A-hill, the homecoming football games with fireworks, and a couple of the assemblies. julie Parker: Maile Hunt's party in tenth grade when lenni Welchel was talking to Maile's dog like he was a person. Steve Salustri: Maile's party. Uvtay her dog rest in peace.J jeff Gelt: Prom '88. Paul Babcock: Leaving. john januzik: 1984-5 - when the new football stadium lights exploded. Also when Bob's Big Boy came to visit. Charlyene Latimer: Either the fire or the earthquake. Marcy Frey: The earthquake. Heather Zenone: EARTHQUAKE!! Kirsten Chapman: Bob's Big Boy Stat- ue's visit to Agoura High. Ana Wolosewicz: Charger Bob. jordanna Berger: Bob's Big Boy on campus and the class of '85's morning announcements. Anonymous: The snowman in 80 de- gree weather. Anonymous: ln eleventh grade, chasing Brian Swick around school and going four-wheeling in my Bronco at lunch! Ken Milles: A four year in-depth study examining the rise and fall of David Corridori's everchanging AFRO. Rich Bradley: David Ray's horse im- pressions with two ashtrays at Taco Bell for lunch. jim Schipper: My first Saturday . . . and my second ... third ... fourth ... Class of 88 35

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In the sun, Travis Gepson gazes on with style. He attracted many eyes from across campus with his often- worn fringed leather jacket. jessica Brindle gives leff Therieau a squeeze. The combination nomin- ated them for class couple. jenny Welchel carries her books in a new fashion. Philosophy was of- fered as a class for the first time in many years. Curt Muse and Greg jones sample a bite of cafeteria food. The new ex- press lines presented problems of stealing but created a more efficient system. Tally Rowland feeds a visitor of the day. Dogs were often found around campus venturing into classrooms. 'w x