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

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Business, Industrial Arts Steer For Experience Mr. Norman Giangreco i Business Mr. James Hansen Business Mr. Ran Loewe Industrial Arts Miss Karen Noble 7 Business Mr. Robert Palmer Industrial Arts Mrs. Janet Parker Business Mr. Frank River Business Mr. Lin Thomas Industrial Arts Mr. James Uhl Industrial Arts t TOI-IS business teachers exert their et- torts to prepare students tor tuture vocational experience. Such courses as bookkeeping, stenog- raphy, and machines provide valuable practice in techniques used in the business world. Similarly, technical training in a vocation, whether it be carpenter or mechanic, is provided by the industrial Arts Department. Both departments help to place certain quali- tied students in iobs. LEFT: Student learns proper technique ot using the drill press. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Loewe gives instructions to student in his drafting class. Mr. Leon Parker Business Department Chairman Mr. Frank Perry Industrial Arts Department Chairman Mr. Edwin Catan Business Mr. Vernon Friesen industrial Arts Yfxam W Za Aj js: -R ,,.. iiilglii' ' fszriggidgig ln its 'LZ' 'll 9-WEE? 55.2 ,fl 4 wg! tg, f lx is me 1 , r, fi wr 5 I Q Y .ev I Ex me sa' V- S

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language, Homemaking Give Vocational Training i randmofher never had it so good as The girls enrolled in home economics classes at TOHS. Such courses as sewing, cooking, child care, and interior decorating serve as fundamenfals in preparation for a successful home life or career. As does preparafion for family life, insfruction in foreign languages assumes a greafer role of im- portance in foday's world. While the demand for more effective communicafion in The complex vvorld increases, so does the necessity of learning o foreign language. Through instruction in conversafion and grammar, Teachers give TOHS students a good grounding in such languages as Russian, German, and Lafin. -ff -5. Mrs. Alma Mrs. Leila Hyman Mrs. Helen Siebert McArthur Language Homemaking Language Miss Sara Mason Department Department Homemaking Chairman Chairman Mr. Blair Mclntire Mr. Paul Sralnaker Mrs. Carmen Language Language Armsfrong Mrs. Jeane Scanlin Mrs, Barbara Language Language Warkentein Mr. Mark Brennizer Language Language Mrs. Doris Weimer Mr. Bernard Dain Har-nemaking Language 1.1 - 'Q . , f w- yzf S V 5' f. ug , . 'X , J 5 , .l 'Ar n Q 1 vi ,gg I-1:5 4 :Z 67 4, N r' E l ' X X ' f:.f,.e:: . X ' ,ff s'... A Q .f I 11 Q M 4 :fl .V?,'T,,k.Q. Q, A swf, A Vg, - . Q ,ij g si--' 2 , . Q -- am. , an , L , . 4 .. K Q93 V if Q r 'il .' ,'. . -,,- 4 'N '. .'- . . . P- ... I .'...i RIGHT: Mrs, Siebert demonstrates to Patty Dryden how to insert a zipper.