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

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P.E. Wears TO Students Down, Builds Them Up Performing a sommersault or headstand correctly or slamming a volleyball-over a net-all these require skills that usually don't appear naturally in students. PE instructors improve physical fitness and coordin - 9 tion by putting students in many varied game situ - .pay C L, C Sew iw. i S Nh :WN :sy fe? ' b 1. s:,,. W p gg gi r ii .X ix Q f ll lg clk! tions. lf ll' A , Ulilfo For seven periods a day, Teachers puthslludem Through a period of rigorous activity, lhUl ULWW weak muscles. The groans and soreness t have at the first ot the year give way to gyre' l'lvS2l4 provements during the physical fitness tests ptygtlgedf year's end. ' Swimming was introduced to the students for hell first time this year as an elective. all , W Jacquelyn Ross Department Chairman Girl's P. E. Miss Ross prepares to test a girl on her tumbling routine, K . 4 3 - fiiffk U 1 , lim, f 'F '- M A if Virginia DeSoto Lois Kusano Roberta Lacey William Loretta Christine McElroy Robert Mursella Jessica Perry Carolyn Riley Ronald Stillwell To the suprise of the PE teacher, the student returns his spike with a block-side out! ,li gi lv 1 l ,: i lx H f ' ' , I I I . afpaff' f . if ,R to - 1 H' eff -'- e i m ,.,- .idfssna ,wi , 5 W3 Z, f f' 2 ,h is th gl ,Q f , 1' A 5 J ess, K N 1 ,fl f

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0 0 T AH And Music Provide M OuTleT For Expression If A sploTch of red painT on an empTy canvas, a blob of clay ' V , f 1.L by slowly Taking shape, The smell of oils and lacquer-all These are a parT of an art class. STudenTs noT only discover whaT T - 1-'V1f T Q .:1,f wi naTural TalenTs They have, buT gain a greaTer undersTanding Jerome Tuhy Robert Wiles info The basic laws ThaT govern arT such as The use of per- Dept. Chairman Depf, Chairman specTive and shading. Aff ' Music Also in The arTisTic realm is The music deparTrnenT. Composing iT are various levels of band, glee clubs, choir, and classes in music appreciaTion, The deparTmenT as a whole holds a repuTaTion in The disTricT for The honors and awards iT has received in The pasT. The imporlance of The wise use of art materials is sTressed by Mrs. Shannon. D., f,. 6 Esay Hellerstein 15' Q. .- KaTherine Karrh ' fp Q' A v RoberT Palmer 17 X V XM Barbara Shannon -- Mr. Wiles and The choir work hard To keep up their good repmq. tion rryx .430

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in :J ' ',, - -e Lan gua ge, Homemaking Teach Special Skills The ability to speak another language fluently and correctly expands one's knowledge of other cultures and countries. Most students take ad- vantage of the foreign language program at one time or another. The skills acquired in one of the homemaking Miriam Wills Dept. Chairman Homemaking courses prepare gi-rls for the future, whether it be in the home or in a career. if 'Lo Bernard Dain Lynn Hartzell Leila Hyman Jeanne Scanlin' Paul Stalnaker Mary Jane Watson Tomorrow's stars flock to Mrs. Hartzell's room to sign up for the American Field Service talent show. Pl -'- E M ALX Mrs. Wills explains the essentials of a good home. Kathleen Cainer Edith Grossman Doris Weimef ., , ., . .. . .,.. Ztwfziqz W . K .. ,V , 4 f X f' Wi A ' A f ,... IQ H - - ,. 'S J . 7. ia I-. . , f V if v . l . ' , - ' .' ' ' - . f . - ' H' - J .ff 'K ' ' -' '.'- ' . . '41