Thousand Oaks High School - Lancer Legend Yearbook (Thousand Oaks, CA)

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C'mon baby, let the good times roll As school days forged ahead many students took a break from studying in order to participate in fall activities. Opening on October 3, the Ventura County Fair welcomed many TOHS students as they competed in such categories as 4-H, drill team and band competi- tion. As a pleasant change, from morning or afternoon rallies, TOHS presented its first night rally on Octo- ber 18. According to Lori Stringer, Commissioner of Spirit, the rally helped to increase student spirit and was very successful. Representing 10 high schools in Ventura County, AFS foreign exchange students spent a weekend with Lancer hosts. After an activity filled weekend, foreign students audited classes on Monday before returning to their American homes. Swinging back into the 1950's, the rally club cre- ated a nostalgic assembly in order to promote spirit for the Newbury Park game. Dressed in rolled-up jeans, saddle shoes, below- the-knee dresses and with their hair either greased and slicked back or in pulled-back poney tails, par- ticipants in the rally set the mood of the early age of Rock n' Roll. Lipsync skits to the songs Meet me at the malt shop, and Leader of the Pack, sent students rock- ing with laughter as did another skit by the pep squad. Football coaches were embarrassed by the girls as they removed ties, unbuttoned shirts and ran their fingers through the men's hair. In addition, Mrs. Roberta Schoenherr, Mrs. Pat Romans and Mrs. Iac- quelyn McCan led the students in a few cheers. TOP LEFT CORNER: Sherrie Puiser and Dale Farmer Lip- sync to the delight of students. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Pam Rikalo. Barbara Ieffers and Sue Gurule stand ready to march in the Venture County Parade. TOP RIGHT COR- NER: Lucy Mbarire foreign exchange student from Kenya, enjoys refreshments at a welcome party sponsored by the ASB. BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER: As part of a skit, Renae Ahlness entertains Coach Ioe Howell during an assembly. BOTTOM LEFT CORNER: Students gather at an after- game dance in order to celebrate a Lancer victory. 28 FALL ACTIVITIES WI. .. f

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Spotlight shines on Lancer royalty Nominated and elected by the student body, Queen Iosie Smith and her court - Senior princess Karol Mays, Iunior princess Sandy Brum, Sopho- more princess Kim Charpentier, and Freshman prin- cess Loretta Vollmer - reigned over the homecom- ing activities. As the band performed on the field, Queen Iosie and her court were escorted down the red carpet to their thrones for the halftime ceremonies. Each received a bouquet of red roses and a gold locket as they took their places on the platform. After the coronation ceremony, Iosie awarded the first place trophy to the senior class for their winning the float competition. Attending the dance, the court reigned over the festivities. When the dance ended, Queen Iosie reflected on her experience of being nominated, elected, and crowned, and remembered being escorted down the aisle and her coronation as the highlights of her reign. TOP LEFT CORNER: Senior princess Karol Mays. TOP LEFT CENTER: Homecoming Queen Iosie Smith. TOP RIGHT CORNER: Iosie Smith smiles happily after receiving a bouquet of red roses and a memento from homecoming while escort Ron Earl looks on. FAR RIGHT CENTER: Gazing at the crowd, Sandy Brum rides on the junior Class float in the homecoming parade. BOTTOM RIGHT COR- NER: Smiling at the crowds, Iosie Smith awaits her coronation while Sandy Brum and Loretta Vollmer stand by. BOTTOM LEFT CENTER: Freshman prin- cess Loretta Vollmer. FAR LEFT CORNER: Sopho- more princess Kim Charpentier. FAR LEFT CEN- TER: Iunior princess Sandy Brum. HOMECOMIN G COURT 27

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