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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26 Homecoming Lancers Celebrate Pirate Legends Early risers watched the float judging Saturday morning, November 4, and then proceeded to Thousand Oaks Boulevard to view the Homecoming parade, reigned over by Queen Rachel Vizearra and her court. First place was awarded to the choir in the float competition. Following the parade every- one took a short rest in preparation for the game with Simi and dance still to come. After much anticipation the long awaited eve- ning arrived. The five royal members of the 1972 Homecoming court were presented to the specta- tors during half time at the TO - Simi football game. Students and grads alike renewed old acquaintances in the festive atmosphere. Smiles were evident everywhere as the crowd enjoyed the tenth consecutive victory over Simi High School, 8-O. At the dance following the game couples danced to the music of e'Faney Colours. Homecoming '72 came to a close leaving behind magic memories of a special day.