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

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JOHN K. AGRELIUS Washington, D.C. BOB ALLEN Visalia, Calif. JAMES A. ARTHUR Charleston, W. Va, lANCV EILEEN BAKEE Rochester, N.Y. DENNIS BABCOCK Inglewood, Calif. LINDA ALLEN Colorado Springs Colorado RICK BAILIE San Fernando, Calif. LE ROY THOMAS BANDURRAGA Van Nuys, Calif. CHARLENE AMOS Long Beach, Calif. RICHARD ANDERSON Glendale, Calif. LARRY BAKER Ro.xbury, Mass. LYNDA ANNE BAKER Montreal, Canada SHIRLEY JEAN BARNES Lennox, Calif. 23 DWIGHT C. BEALL Riverside, Calif. JOHN BIERER Santa Monica. Calif.

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Senior Class CONRAD BRAATKN, Presidini; MR visor. B, D. ANDERSON, Ad- The present graduating class began its first year of high school at Adolfo Cam- arillo High. The ninth graders that year sponsored the first Freshman Carnival, which is now a tradition there. In its Sophomore year the class won second place with its Homecoming Float and sponsored a Halloween dance and a suc- cessful Luau. In the fall of 1962 the Class of ' 64 moved to the newly finished Thousand Oaks High. Its officers, who were elected the previous spring were Jim Olsen, Pres- ident; Melli Runnion, Vice-President; Carol Trumbauer, Secretary; and Pat McLaughlin, Treasurer. Under their leader- ship the class had a Halloween Dance and a Jr. Girls vs. Jr. Boys basketball game. Funds from these activities plus Bermuda days, after-game dances, and concessions were augmented by the profit from the successful Junior Class Play, The Night of January I6th. This money enabled the Class of ' 64 to build a Senior Patio. Early this year the class cho e powder blue and white as its colors and Ely- sians for its name. The Elysians have been very active this year. They have had a Hush Day, Bermuda Day, an after-game dance, a Senior Patio Workday, and an interesting Senior Girls vs. Senior Boys basketball game. In November the class decided to donate page outfits and a throne to the school for use at dances. With the money remaining in the treasury the class will leave a gift for the school. At the time the Lancer Legend went to press, plans were busily being made for graduation. Talk of Senior Awards Night, a Senior Breakfast, and the All- Night Party was common. And now that the end is really in sight — the excitement of graduation near — the Seniors pause to think of their four years and of the events which make them memorable. CHUCK EVANS Sgt.-ai-Arms DONNA THOMPSON Treasurer DIANE PINE Vice-President LAURIE HOLSBORG Seiretary 22

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Jl D ' ' BLANK Burbank, Calif. GARY E. BOGOLEA Lung Beach, Calif. RICHARD BOLLAND Fresno, Calif. WILL BORGESON San Francisco, Calif. RETHA BOSLtY Long Beach, Calif. GEORGE BOSSON Fresno, Calif. LARRY M. BOWEN Santa Monica, Calif. 1 CONRAD A. BRAATEN San Antonio, Texas JOHN R. BRAND Kankakee, III. DAN BROWN Pasadena, Calif. JUDITH ANN BROWN Lafayette, Ind. LARRY BROVCTVELL Sao Paulo, Bra .i KATHRYN A. BURISON Connellsville, Pa. 24 CAROLYN LEE BUTLER Los Angeles, Calif. STEVE CAIN Wichita, Kansas