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

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a . m . T h e loud blare of the alarm clock shocks you into life, Desperately, you lash out for the snooze button, hit it, and fall back into bliss. 6:13 a.m. You are awakened again by the din of the alarm. Resigned to your fate, you turn off your alarm and slowly head towards the shower. 7:10 a.m. Finished with your shower, hair, and face, you fly out of the front door, jump in your car, and drive to school at breakneck speed, trying to scarf down a cup of hot coffee, a slice of cold toast and shift the gears at the same time. 7:15 a.m. Breaking every traffic law possible, you arrive at school just in time to get the last parking space in the upper parking lot. 7:29.59 seconds a.m. Stepping into class, you take your Seat, calm and composed. You made it. Your victo- ry, however, is short-lived as your teacher announces a pop quiz. Great, just what you need. You bury your face in your hands, knowing that your day is going to be horrible. 9:30 a.m. Nutrition. You meet your Zaqinlfke cz friends, have a few laughs, and rush to the so-called speed lines to buy some food. Half way through the line, the bell rings. Nutrition is over, 10:10 a.m. Pretending illness, you wander down to the nurse's office and call home. Much to your dismay, your father is home and tells you to go back to class. Oh well, it was worth a shot. 11:45 a.m. Lunch! You and your friends head to your car, adrenalin surging in your veins. You're going to be away from school, and that is all you care about. 12:30 p.m. Lunch ends all too quickly and you are drawn back into the jaws of hell, better known as fifth period. 1:48 p.m. You glance at the clock. 42 minutes remain. You groan in de- spair. 1:49 p.m. You glance at the clock, again. 41 minutes to endure. Time continues to drag. 2:29 p.m. You stare anxiously at the clock, willing it forward. 2:30 p.m. The bell rings. Relief and joy course through your body. And so, another day at Agoura High ends. - John Kelley Philip Giba and Christian Nardizzi break for nutrition. When asked what they liked about nutrition, they were unable to respond, trying to get as much food into their stomachs as possible in the limited time they had. 38 A Day in thc Life ol a Charger y ,,,, ,,,. f : ' . fm K fa Q 'fx ,f 1 A ' -my J' v f 2 ,A A ., I , ,, AE .r -ul Q ,, 4'1 l I V darrzl

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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

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, Q., K y,X, M da rra h With a smile on her face, Rachel Roth wakes up ready to face the coming day. Rachel's expression changed into one of surprise when she found someone taking a picture of her waking up. Lisa Roth honks for a friend to hurry up so they can get to school on time. Lisa honed her routine of getting up and going to school to allow for only slight delays in time. darrah ' daffah if Lvl' l'Y10l'lOI'l ix wmv!! darrah Stephanie Hoffman calls home in an effort to get out of the math test she forgot about. Unfortunately, her mother was busy and unable to pick her up. Gazing into the de ths of his locker, Kenneth So grabs a book and some folders for his next class. Ken was mystified by the loss of his fifth pen in two days. Nelson Townes attacks his sandwich with a vengeance, devouring his lunch in minutes. After he finished, Nelson still felt hungry, muttering that there was never enough food in his lunch. A Day in the Life of Charger 39