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

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Teacher, administrator involve outh This was a Hear of difficult changes at TOHS. With t e nine-period day threaten- ing extra-curricular activities, it was reas- suring for students to know there were two individuals on campus willing to be their friend. Both Mrs. Roberta Schoenherr and Mr. Bill Wucherpfennig contributed endlcliss hours of their own time helping' yout . For the past eight ears, Mrs. Schoen- herr has served as Girlys' Vice-Principal at TOHS. Most students, exce t for club lead- ers, weren't able to meet tlilis warm, sensi- tive individual who was a constant source of encouragement and solutions. Although numerous assemblies were cancelled, club presidents were aided by Mrs. Schoenherr who offered money-raising ideas, and helped plan various projects such as after- game dances, rallies, and class plays. As director of all school activities, her time was often occupied with student con- ferences, in which she helped plan and execute activities, as well as chaperone these events. Without Mrs. Schoenherr's reassurance, kind understanding, and con- stant support, KNJO DAY fanother stu- dent activityj and the scholarship drive may not have been as successful as they were. Throughout the whole event, Mrs. Schoenherr kept constant communication by holding fre uent meetings in which she listened intently to student problems and gave solutions for. As an administrator, it was important DEDICATION