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

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Counselors Provide Assistance ln Planning Future A counselor must be a good listener cmd a good talker. He must be able to hear the prob- lems of a student and to utilize his many years ot experience and knowledge to give sound advice. He must be an intelligent and compas- sionate person, one who is able to understand the trying problems of teenage existence. Most important ot all, he should care. He should care about every indiviolual's problems, big or small, important or trivial. Thousand Oaks High has such counselors. Any time a student needs advice or information, all he has to do is ask his counselor. They care. Headed by Mr. William Seaver, the statt ot tive, Mr. Schiro, Mr. McElmurry, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. McNeal, advises over 2000 students on matters ranging trom a schedule change to col- lege entrance applications. They work long, dili- gent hours in the service of TOHS. All have been classroom teachers, and have gained insight into the problems ot students and taculty alike. Spe- cial courses have given them guidance skills and techniques. These are the faces ot the counselors. They are the taces ot people intelligent, compassion- ate, and caring. JAMES McELMURRY PATRICIA JOHNSON MARY LOU MCNEAL JOSEPH SCHIRO Counselor James McElmurry discusses school problems of two students. ' , r, V- I,-ws.p:- , ag .0 -fl -2 5 F ,. ,f ,Q ji We Q 5 ' r' ,,,, g -,., W ---- , fn '1--- gg rs P If ', r ' If we K- 'f ',5?,,h7y, ,V if qs, , U ,,,' I, ,,,,r , ,V .fury H Q me .t.. jf' rrrt tttt J -7-'ll . WHUAM SEWER I-I j,igg.,,,' I, yfa-g,f f1 ,,,g2'q ,,.,,, ,, . Head Counselor .Q 1 -,r,, Q ff ','-,',' ,, - , wr T T frrr- . . , ..,,gw-A ,, 2 0 1 -Mm-N 4:- -A

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-L... Administrators Enforce Rules, Guide Activities XJ If '3S -1.1-' Nl- fs, ,lf m V, MRS. ROBERTA SCHOENHERR MR. JAMES RESER MR, JAMES MOORE ' ' Q. If, ':',j1.,IJ2 'ii i' , 1 . , A y ,f I ' ff 'f ,-6.--1-aauw 4-sl'-4i,.... , -, 94, ,,, ..,, 1 A-an ,qu- -vu-....i, f'-':1:W,,,i,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,TT, M -hu. Mrs. Roberta Schoenherr put in her second year of diligent work as Girls' Vice- Principal this year. Among her many duties is that of girls' dress code supewisor, certainly not one of the most enjoyable jobs on campus. She also serves as coordinator between the student body and the administration, and as such makes many important decisions affecting student government. Thousand Oaks High welcomed a new face on campus this year, that of Mr. James Reser. Replacing Mr. Moore as attendance officer, his job is to make sure students stay.in class. Mr. Reser spent the last two years as a P.E. teacher at Rio Mesa High, where he was also the J.V. Football and Varsity Basketball coach. Although his iob requires the use of disciplinary measures, he has become popular and well-liked among the student body. The office of Boys' Vice-Principal, vacated by Mr. Elmer DeSilva last year, was competently filled this year by Mr. James Moore. Mr. Moore's most important iobs are the enforcement of regulations and the direct- ing of athletics. Enthusiastically pursuing the call of duty, he was the cause of the booming business that the barbershops did this year in Thousand Oaks, As director of athletics, he supervises the many activities of athletic competition at TOHS.

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Office Stuff, School Nurse Aid Administration N ' 951'-3 MQW , f fi 721 1. f 5 1. , ,f Y., , MRS. MARY FOX, Before The first bell rings in the morning and after the last bell rings in The afternoon, The dedi- cated office sTaff continues to carry on Their many duties. Their numerous iobs include: serving as sec- retaries for the administration, issuing passes and re-admit slips to students, taking care of money affairs, aiding counselors ana' handling telephone calls. The faculty secretary mimeographs tests for The faculty as well as assisting the newspaper staff in running off pages. In a typical frantic day, the office staff runs into new and perplexing situa- tions. Despite constant demands from the faculty and students, these secretaries always remain good natured and ready to help. Mrs. Lois Neighbors and Mrs. Pat Romans are the two who have to meet the public each day. ln her iob as secretary to Mr. Rosser, Mrs. Neigh- bors mans the big desk in the lobby. lt is Mrs. Romans' voice that is heard when anyone calls TOHS on the telephone. Mrs. Mary Fox, school nurse, is kept busy bandaging cuts and scratches, and taking tem- peratures. It is her vital iob to see that TO. students remain in good health and that the sick are taken care of. Mrs. Fox is also advisor to the Future Medical League. Nurse OFFICE STAFFI ilett T0 righfl Lois NelQhi90 5, Jeffie Gove, Linda Hayley, Dat Dalton, Ruby Rockerfeller, Gloria Austen, Sammie Bennet, Pat Romans, Rita Lamb, Dean Jones, Monhc paul, 4 pts' Pr' ' '- S g M in .,.,., hi. ,1 l ' .Wi '- A , , g 2 Q . ' s F, ,,,. ' 2 I T i l T