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

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CLOCKWISE, FROM LEFT: Sue Gramm, Betsy Wasson, Cindy Carrigan, Sandi Lines barter and Liz Boyland pose after model- ing in The Girls' League Fall Fashion Show. Marianne Brown submits herself To sci- entific progress in The Atomic Energy As- sembly. Miss Humphrey songleads at the Faculty Basketball Game. Mrs. Karrh gets ready! to cheer at The Faculty Basketball Game. Coach Shaw and Coach Hansen reach for a rebound in Faculty Basketball Game as Mrs. Culiver ltar lettl enthus- iastically leads The cheering crowd. The Atomic Energy Assembly speaker Tells of the miracles ot atomic power.

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Assemblies, Basketball Close Out Fall As The TooTball season drew To a close aT Thousand Oaks, The opening of The baskeTball season was heralded by The Tamed Lancer-PanTher TaculTy baskeTball game. The Lancer TaculTy proved Their prowess by easily deTeaT- ing The coaches oT Newbury Park, al- Though PanTher Principal Elmer DeSilva clawed his way To vicTory over Mr. Rosser in The Tree-Throw conTesT. Fall was also marked by a mass escape from classes as Girls' League presenTed The Tall fashion show, where girls from all Tour classes spenT an hour viewing some of The laTesT Teen sTyles, modeled by Tellow sTudenTs. AnoTher break was made wiTh The ATomics Assembly, in which sTudenTs were en- ioyably insTrucTed in The characTerisTics of aToms and aTomic energy, December and The opening of The Junior Class Play marked The end of Tall. 5, I Q f x T' afar T 1 iff! ' M1377 -sie. . ' . 'gg? 5244 wf!?lET'fg?p.. 4, -4 .i ,, r T l 4 wzfff-,':, f-lf: 2 f - ..'f'E' . ,. 'QRS-ki j, fly-4 Qin c , ff 9 ,ff ' ., .r .,'.::1.1' , :V ,qw waz fm, Q' , lfllg2'g1g2yl,s:245,-Q. ,fu-,. 'f .,,: 1. ,fe -wit? ' 2 , Q , ' A 3 rf 1 i' ,: ,C-9:1515 1 ww f b, ,:ffZg,5f43,, ' , 2' H ff Q f fc , 2 r ff f' 4 ., 14 if 2,:.1,,g:, eg- ,. ,, 4, T9 ,gf . ,, 3f:?ii?fffQ',,z':' ' , z . f- 5, 5' . il i A - T A -1 ' fuf.-is''l :1f..:-'-C1 I - , fig 41 tw., . ,f A N1 ,. ,, . i.: 4, , . , , , ., 4 Ps 4 fi f lm I ' -, A, Vx, .V-19,9 uf 'W TZ

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The Junior Class Play, presenTed aT The opening of December, proved iTs appeal by filling The Park Oaks Aud- iTorium during each oT iTs Three per- formances. The sTudenT acTors were ac- claimed as some of The besT ever and The enTire producTion broughT repeaTed applause and laughTer from The aud- ience. The play Kiss and Tell pro- vided The sTory of parenTs deeply con- cerned wiTh Their children's lives-and The consequences which ensue. DirecTed by Mr. O'Hara, The play proved-iTs value by earning nearly one Thousand dollars Tor The Class of l97O. CLOCKWISE, FROM BELOW: Cast of The Junlor Class Play including Marianne Olsen, Kelly McMlchaels, Greg Spen- cer, Rene Nadon, Dave Hall, Marianne Hlll and Rick Bal- lard. Nor pictured are Paula Mahan, Debl Mlller, Rhonda Theodorelos, Jeff Benesch, Rick Raio, Sherry Booih and Jim Oldenburg. Rhonda Theodorelos gets made up for her pan' in The play. Barbara Pearson and Mr. O'Hara plan The stage effecfs for Kiss and Tell. Jeff Benesch and Jim Oldenburg in a scene from The play. Paula Mahan and Greg Spencer in a scene from The play. N fe E' . K, 'AX for f 'f-5 ,yn-, fr- 79. fm 19' ue.