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

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. 4 ,n, 1 faq M 11 K 1 wc in CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Don Williams, Dan Palmer and senior, Richard Rose listen to a tall tale during lunch, Homecoming Princess Kathy Harlowe gives a cheerful smile as she is being closely followed by a scary skeleton, Junior officers. Gary Schoenberger - President, Kathy Sorenson - Treasurer, Colleen Hall - Vice President, Elin Hekhuis - Secretary get their heads together on important junior matters, Junior advisors. Mr. Greg Ropes, Mr. Bill Berg, Miss Sue Williams, Mrs. Gayle Brown, Mr. Bernard Altshuler, Mr. Bill Grimes prepare to leave Junior Class assembly: Ute Perla shows conscientiousness over her studies. 194 Juniors I Nga, tems it T' I 'l5.:':. . ,.::-, Y 44192.

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luniors Become Upperclassmen y. U. at a . tb 5 X I W . f Q X X Q ,Q it a f sity if si :G Starting the new school year on September 8, juniors were given their first taste of life as upperclassmen. Under the leadership of the .lun- ior Class officers, the class of '74 carried out its new responsibilities starting with Homecoming. Combined class efforts enabled the junior float to take second place in competition. With winter on its way, students had more time to devote to their studies. US History stim ulated students to solve today's problems while English 3 brought the traditional readings of The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible along with more contemporary readings such as Jonathan Livingston Seagull and The Great Gatsby. Highlighting the junior year was a trip to Los Angeles to see The Crucible starring Charlton Heston, at the Ahmanson Theatre. Working concessions at football and basket- ball games combined fun and hard work. Jun- iors went on to produce the traditional Class Play and sponsor the ,lunior-Senior Prom. Ordering class rings helped bring the realiza- tion of future seniority to the minds of many juniors. With this realization, juniors took the PSAT to better prepare themselves for the SAT used in determining college entrance. Oxnard Community Center sponsored a Careers Ilay to help juniors make the big decision about their years following high school. Juniors 195