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

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pa? V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! That's the word that described Agoura's Homecoming game against Santa Clara. The Chargers played great. They won the game 21-7, which secured the Frontier League Championship and put Agoura into C.l.F. playoffs. Many alumni returned to their alma mat- er for Homecoming '87. They came from near and far to travel down memory lane. To begin the halftime festivities, the drill team, band, and tall flags performed to the homecoming theme song, Hurray for Hollywood. What an impressive sight it was when the Homecoming Court was driven around the track in Rolls Royces and a chauffeur-driven lim- ousine transported the '86 Homecoming Queen, jackie Kraft and senior prince, Anthony Baratta. Then the names of the King and Queen were lit up in fireworks, displaying Bry- an Slosson and luliet Nelson as Agoura's Homecoming King and Queen. The rest of the court consisted of junior prince and princess, Shane Geringer and Chris Phillips, sophomore prince and princess, john Wigmanich and jenny Hy- dinger, and freshman prince and prin- cess, Chris Bluth and Britta Nelson. Hollywood, the theme of the '87 Home- coming dance, was carried out in hot pink, silver, and black. Posters of movies, new and old, lined the walls both in- doors and out. Several balloon arches and twinkling white lights transformed the patio into a magical setting. The coronation ceremony was the offi- cial crowning of the King and Queen and peloso Britta Nelson and Chris Bluth enjoy the ride in the Rolls Royce during halftime. They were freshman princess and prince. the naming of the royal court. julietand. Bryan started to dance in the spotlight and the rest of the court joined in. After the coronation, a bunch of' us started dancing. We had a terrific time, said judi Williamson. The evening cost quite a bit of money, though it was well worth it. There were dinners, in some cases a limousine, flow- ers, pictures, tickets for the dance,,tux- edos, dresses, etc. Some of the guys paid for everything and some girls paid for everything, depending on who did the asking. Andrea Giardina said, I asked someone to the dance. He paid for pic- tures and my corsage and I paid for ev- erything else. No matter who paid, the evening turned out to be very special and a lot of fun. - Melanie Canter . t l i 3 l l pelosc Zach Zinn and Tracy Schwartz share a special song at the Homecoming Dance. Zach and Tracy won the titles of senior prince and prin- cess. 40 ini