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

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BRE G THEMOLD TOHS Has Q Potential From athletes to artists, if . Thousand Oaks High School is full of interesting people fl extraordinary Q students put forth practicing their skillsgfhyopitiigftito . W achieve success. Hobbies hard work and often take uptextra time, leaving students withfva y sense of accomplishmentiggisgilgliiy Q senior Natalie Dagher Hobbies are a great way if W to express their individualityiffffy While engaging in hobbies can2be. a very rewarding, many studentsyjfi participate simply becasuse enjoy their hobby, or because want to spend more time with their friends. Qi, John Fowler ftop Ieftj rides a wave in at Silver M Strand Beach. He has been surfing for three and . fu 1,3 1 u E it one - half years and is ranked seventh in Santa H rg Barbara and Ventura Counties. Wendy Thomas fmiddle lefty stretches during one of her long workouts. She practices five hours a day, six days a weekg Wendy was State Champion last year K her age division. Sean Cheevers fbottom ti demonstrates a difficult jump on his Sean has been riding motorcycles for many and has participated in many competitions. fifitf V fany Schubert ftop rightj clears a fence 1 Im. 'Mi 2 --x.. ' on her Thoroughbred, Noirobi. Tiffany riding horses for thirteen years and X gyln several competitions. Joe Caswell is displays some of his artwork. Joe is a co .25 - - '-iffffifis editor for a statewide motorcycle magaw m Free 2-Wheel , and does his own the articles he writes. Karen lg Lil' middlej, a professionally competitive shown here posing for her iceskating ' f' .W .gf f1QfiE'?i?f ' it V , f fi, fEiifQ22if if' as 1 .fity.:-f.f,.sfw...: S f. K 2. si. 4755.1 ' J ff-wi .i if 1. .f .f. .. Q .HW . i..-, .fs - fff- .Y 1-few' f W A . ...M ,V', Me., fi ,if dw f if -nv 'Sf f ,W -ig 1' 5' ,QQ ti5,w,x5A,5L wif. .zfwgsgi fiqsiegi ,wgw . Y :gl32':1,aJJ1r' mi, 3' . ,, flat! 4 H . ffm: my .texts ,ff.ag.:e ..-wif.,t.A swift- at -i , ,A yi i i 2 I 0 OPENING ici fffim , Ysiggti-.S.s,i': Q. ,HT 1 aym. ,ti 2 tif . I ..

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LANCERS BREAK I T0 12 OPENING TERRIFIC YEAR On Our Way In With unparalleled enthusiasm Lancers plunged into the 1987 - 88 school year making it one of the most memorable for everyone. Students ventured into new territory by participating in a myriad of unforgettable, fun filled activities. As school began, students greeted friends who had drifted out of touch over the summer with hugs and handshakesg gestures that exemplified the endurance of the Lancer spirit. The large group of , foreign exchange students and all those new to the area were welcomed with the warm sense of Lancer camaraderie which enveloped the entire school. Many students broke away from the monotony of required classes by taking exciting and different courses dealing with anything of interest from Cartooning to typing to business law. All in all, the pride of the school e . flourished, even as students adjusted to new rules for parking, off campus passes, and lunch time boundaries. This was a year in which everyone present was proud to be a part of the Lancer family -- when an inconceivable amount of talent - and determination merged into one well performing student body eager to tackle any challenge life presented., Kathleen Shigemura Qtop leftj entertains the Crowd. Brent Skaff and Betty Bliss Cbottom lefty participate in the first of many lunchtime activities. Mr. Lance Erie Qbottom middle, welcomes students at the color rally. Jenny Kodama, Jackie Peacock and Mandy Nickoloff fbottomirightl enjoy 'each other's company during lunch. ' t ' A ,