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

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24 Homecoming N75 o l. Displaying banner which announces the Homecoming theme are Krista DeBuiser and Kevin McGeever. 2. Bestowing a feeling of eloquence Rick Mason crowns Queen julie Mar- chant at Homecoming game halftime. 3, Clothed in Lancer costume Linda Prater rides a sparkling parade horse as the school's mascot. 4. Returning for the annual Home' coming Game Randy Medvedev and Karen Bates await queen's Coronation. 5, Sophomore Princess Krista jacob- son is presented to the Homecoming game crowd at half-time. mecom 9

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V W-wJ 5 s'41r4Qa.. Living raisins win juniors first Radiantly-colored floats rolled down Thousand Oaks Blvd. while the Lancer marching band high-stepped their way down the route. Musical Magic pro- vided float designers with a broad spec- trum upon which to base their imaginative float ideas. Humanoid raisins assisted juniors in the portrayal of an enlarged Post Raisin Bran breakfast. Assuring the class of 1977 a win, one large carton of juniormade milk was displayed on their float. Abandoning the city and escaping to the country was the motif of the second place Sophomore float sculptured around the john Denver song Thank God l'm a Coun- try Boy. Elton john's album Yellow Brick Road was represented as Seniors took third place. Floats by the Freshmen and Choir took fourth and fifth places respectively. 1. juniors' first place float rolls down the blvd. with Patrice Bennett gracefully perched below the bowl of raisins. 2. Raisins Kelly Smith, Lisa Hubbard, Leslie Mejia, Sharon Hansen, Debie Medley, and Carol Weidenhammer sing the Raisin Bran theme while popping in and out of a bowl of cereal. 3. Eric Frojker and Keith Swanson, dressed in Bicentennial garb, help head- up the band as they march down the Blvd. 4. Second place Sophomore float car- ries Shirlee Anderson and princess Krista jacobsen as it displays the theme Thank Cod l'm a Country Boy. 5. Dressed as Raggedy Ann, Lisa Lemm sits under a Christmas tree atop the Choir's float. 6. Foreign Exchange Student Monica Bravo strurns her guitar on the back of a sports car. 7. After hours of practice the T.O.H.S. award-winning band proudly prome- nades down the Blvd. Homecoming 23

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Musical Magic guides week Hundreds of students, adults, and alumni poured through the gates of the T.O.H.S. stadium to watch the favored Lancer football team play against the Simi Pioneers. Although the crowd was disap- pointed about the 'I4-21 loss, they eviden- ced their appreciation of the half-time per- formance. Queen lulie Marchant, Senior Princess Theresa Vollmer, junior Princess Patrice Bennett, Sophomore Princess Krista jacob- son, and Freshman Princess Lisa Landrey were bestowed flowers and enthusiastic applause while the Thousand Oaks band performed. Pep squad, consisting of 12 regular and 8 returning cheerleaders, gave the sadden- ing game a bit of spirit. Immediately fol- lowing the competition, hundreds of cou- ples piled into the gym for the annual semi-formal dance. Homecoming 25