Outstanding AHS seniors

Daniel Rosen Daniel graduates Agoura High

School with a 4.4 grade point aver

age and a passion for science. He’s

the team research director on the

elite NASA team, only one of four

projects in the nation selected to ride

on the space shuttle.

In extracurricular activities,

Daniel’s president of the Jewish

Club and the Engineering Club. He’s

active in the California Scholarship

Federation, National Honors Soci

ety and Math Honors Society.

To earn the coveted Eagle Scout

award, Daniel built an authentic

Brian Oppenheim adobe brick oven at the historic

Reyes Adobe in Agoura Hills.

Daniel will continue to focus on science at UC Berkeley.

Brian is a jack of all trades at Agoura High School. A scholar who’s graduating with a 3.94 grade point average, Brian is the Commissioner of Technology and the school’s premiere techie, running Agoura High’s website for four years.

Brian’s expertise is so valuable that he may continue his work at Agoura High over the summer before he heads off to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

Shawn Trowbridge An accomplished athlete, Brian is a serious long distance runner, and captain of both the cross country and track teams. In the midst of hitting the books, running like the wind, and tinkering with technology, Brian’s a dedicated member of the school’s Jewish Club.

Shawn is a star athlete at Agoura High School and among the most spirited students on campus. A varsity football and basketball marvel, he is both top jock and thoughtful fan.

Shawn’s whole-hearted participation in class events is legendary: cheering on his chums at sports competitions, joining in spirit competitions and Lip Sync organization events and serving in the school’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club. Shawn has embraced the spirit of Agoura High.

Brian Kelly During Shawn’s first three years at the high school he only missed one day of classes. Shawn will attend Moorpark College and hopes to be a professional football player some day.

At six foot, five inches tall, Brian is a natural basketball star. But Brian’s on-court skills are just one aspect of his dedication to his school. Brian also enjoys his role as public address announcer for the basketball team and as vice-president of his class.

Ellis Kim Brian’s enthusiasm for the theatrical spills over in other events, including the Homecoming game where he plays the cartoon character Scooby-Doo during a half-time skit. He also performs in several Lip Sync fundraising gigs.

Brian’s 3.75 grade point average helped to get him into UC Santa Barbara.

Ellis achieved a mighty feat at Agoura High School: He’s a NASA student team member whose project was one out of four in the nation selected to go on the space shuttle.

Ellis appears to be on his way to a distinguished career as an engineer.

His 4.5 grade point average, strong leadership skills, exceptional math aptitude and tutoring through the Math Honors Society,

Ellis was accepted at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

But all work and no play is not Ellis’s style. He’s a four year veteran of Agoura High volleyball team.