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

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CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Homecoming football game crowd is held breathless by the exciting varsity game, The football scoreboard near the end of the first quarter reflects the final outcome of the Homecoming game, Queen Heather presides over the Homecoming Days festivities, the Lancer Band performs during the half-time showy Linda Calkins, Sue Bourke and Marianne Brown ride on the second place Senior float as part of half-time ceremonies, 142 The Homecoming Dance rounds out the day's activities as Homecoming '68 comes to a happy ending.

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Whc1T con be sweeter Thon o Home- coming doy in November? One in Oc- Tober. AT leoist Thot vvos The cose This yeoir, os The Troiditionol TesTiviTies were moved up To OcTober 26, ci doy Thoit downed bright ond cleor for Home- coming Tons. Despite The Thrill of The porcide, There were still some big evenTs To come, not To be overshodovved by eorlier exciting events, The vorsity gridders rose To The occoision with ci 14-6 victory over Simi's Pioneers. Then, cheered by vicTory, ev- erybody donced The night owoiy To The music of Colifornioi Lutheron College's bond cit The Homecoming donce. Tradition, Victory, Splrlt Keynote Homecoming Day Q T' 1 Q-A