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

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r V , ,N I C -' ' an at ' i-.4..si..5.Litiwm,MAZ f ,, W ' Semor Spmt Shines We're the seniors, i T.O.'s best, senior spirit beats the rest! You can tell by the look on their faces that they really mean it. They're energetic, they're outgoing, they're the best - they are the seniors of T.O.H.S. But being a senior involves much more than fun and games. A senior must cope with the overwhelming pressures of scoring high on the SAT's, earning good grades, and meeting deadlines for college i applications. He spends his year trying to earn that g one A that could mean the difference between Moorpark or Harvard. But, making it through a class is not entirely impossible. Scott Pekrul explains, This has been my best it yearn 'cause 5 reef C'-'1SSeS.sfe e1sffWsS- . t senior san fapSiamneiE'i i . yearwith a 1912, Qf leavingstudents with theif sense that being ra senior definitely the best. Seniorhi spirit can be even q far as .John Luna takes when he shiaresg This been the best Out of ALL ei mysenior yearsfi' fieiiifi Gfad,uatiQn,. thfwshgffis most anticipated and i exciting eventof The gradification of finally i i making iitnsurrolundsifthe? seniors, creatinga senseof unity. Theyeienjoy their t night at DisneYli1nCi9tand.lgyg,t e when dawn breaksftheyiitf' are no longer senio.rs.:.Yes5,5 they wereelenergetic. theyf s were the best,gjtheyfwrereQ2f t - the seniorsof ' 1 44 1 .. x Q H- an -.N XX

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BRE KING 0LlT Into a new world Breaking into high school we are labeled squirrely freshmen, and breaking out we are better known as the prestigious seniors, ready to take on new aspects of life. As graduation approaches, we are faced with reality as the outside world creeps in and decisions must be made. The seniors are first bullies and then role models. Though the demands of setting an exam- ple are rigorous, the seniors, always confident, know they will succeed. Debbie Golden fopp. top leftj anxiously awaits the Adriana Mutolo fopp. top rightj and Cindy Wiley Conrad Kopp. bottom leftj sings Sweet Kossoris fopp. middle rightj and Kristine lunch. Lance Smith Kopp. bottom rightj pass. Senior class officers tabovej Tin and Bonnie Graham. QJenni Smith not SENIORS l7