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

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Yesterda : a windy memory Yesterday is but a memory upon the' wistful wind which: shall jbe continually ' beckoned back until time casts it away. Until that time, run through fields of yesterday and rediscover the joys and sorrows of former times. Hear the music of yesterday's childhood and recollect the plans, the places and the people who have paved the road to today. Re-experience the freedom of living, the bliss and excitement of the past, the love for friends, family and playful puppies who nibble ears in the night. Be happy for those days that were yet have passed for the journey continues. 10 YESTERDAY: A WIN DY MEMORY