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

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Campus arlivities were in full swing hefore the first we-1-k of svhool was over. Assemblies and fit-Id trips were sponsored hy xarious Clubs and organizations in an effort to inte-rest others in their avlivities. Thi- Lrunrar Legend put on its second annual assembly. this time with the added attravtion of nioxiv pivturf-s taken during lunch. Rallies lieforc- a gainc- and sports nights afterwards spurred spirit to an all-time high. Spirit and onthusiasm rfarried over into prep- arations for Homeeoming on Nowinlwr fourth. Slave-tlay. tri1'yr'le raves. and a powder puff foot- ball gainn' more all part of the week long Home- voming avtivities. Following the thenu- Legends of ilu- Pirate Vlforldf' the- vlass floats were Constructed during the final wr-wk of liwtir' preparations. The exvitf-riiviit that had lim-n evident throughout the campus warner to its lwight in a hilarious rally held Friday afternoon. Q Pall Features Frequent Rallies s g 1 i 2 i A ' x ' ' 'Q F- Q ..-W- i rf U ,-a-,w.fs-sf? sr i . f . , A A,,,,.v,M . ' f 9 1 gk K l 3 M 3 W Y 1' 4' . I Q lQ l l herp- -AQW XX t in is . r L . i , . ... A 'E A ,W .... wig, is - -.,L ' . we .... .st ,-.,mwW . K -'H -www-vs-'1.., ..... ,- ,... mee?-3 ' s,.NNm. .E i - .-......... .,,. , , ,A ...W nu... 24 Homn roming F4-stivities ....,,...,..-

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1 fi W, ,,,,,-,.., m ' ,- f , .,-4.- -hh-a-a.,.gL TQHS Students f F' Become Involved ,,7,.. ,HA I 4, Bc-voiniiig awart' ol lift- in thvir vonnnunity. ' V4 Nfl' ' stutlc-nts at TONS haw shown thvir t'ont'i-rn lui' donating thvir lima- to ht-lp otha-rs in nursing hoinos, at Los Rohlvs Hospital and Camarillo Stats' Hospital. Oth:-rs have- vhosvn to llt't'UIIl4' involvvd with tht- youth of tht- Conffjo Vallt-y hy ln-voining uoavlil-s. swim instruvtors. or i'c-i'i'v1t- tion supervisors. Eavh your thi- Conejo Vallvy Optimist Cluh sponsors a Youth Apprvviation Wlvuk culminat- ing in Cari-i-r Day for svniors. This year fiftvvn se-niors wore' gin-n tht- t'liam't- to 4-xplorfi various arcas of work. ln all, youths xisitt-tl mort- than tw:-nty lJLlSlIlPSSt'S and took part in both City and 4-ounty gow-rnim-iit opcnrations. Other stutlvnts displayed an inte-rest in the-ir ff-llow vlassniatvs and voluntw-rt-fl one vlass pc-riod a flay to tutor. Both lt'Llt'llOI' and pupil lvarnod and grow during tht' time spvnt logs-ther. Students involwtl thffrnscflvvs in peoplf- antl avtiviticls outsidt- of Thousand Oaks High St-hool to a clvgrm' that had novvr hoc-n rvavhvfl before-.

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CIDCKWISE FROM BPIIUW: Eric' When-lvr unfl Ki-lly Kinny parlivipzilv in lliiriivroriiirig uvlixilis-s by riiling in llic- purauli-3 Choir sponsurvrl flmll. isliii-li look firsl plain- in vrriiipvti- tinn, follows thi' puruilv ruuli- clcmn TO Boulmurflg Gr:-gg D'Hz1vm-ns iiiiwlimis off Cory Cusluml lirought unviillingzly lu lliv slagzfr liy Vie-kiv B4-ull :mil Vfzunlzi Guvss: 'l'n'rry Ki-llvr joins in H0lllt?COIlllIlj,K fvsliwilic-s liy buying a fislfull nf liullomms sold by l,am'1'r lwgvrzzl staff nn-nilwrs: Sylvia Van Aulwr. Cmnmissionc-r of Spiril, hurrii-s inwards this nffiw- In finalize- Hoiiimwiriiiiig plans. 4. ' 1,2 I ' - 5' . 1 15 I . Q.. Y, X - xr ., , 55, i x K Q' xr 4 .3. ...avi . ':4..:,gwg: ik,-5 I, I O-'-.? R 4,-,,', ,' ' i f A .. . w 3 . . .P Q e s 5 t. -. Q ,v 1. . A' i ' ' R i .' -V' M ' ' H - . A lc Y iff, ' W i 1 i ' ' i - ' i ' 'ALA V., Mi iw mi 'WW Wfylfsifs' i?2Q3,gji1s My l2'ffM'?ffvW MM l rm Y Ml'v'.1'r ' Wm