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

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2 OPENING BRE KING OLD cmou D Doing Somethingf Constructive Clank, clank, plink, plink. As summer drew to a close, returning Lancers could hear these sounds echoing through the halls of N T.O.H.S. During thesummer months construction Crews t labored to improve the appearance of the campust Major renovations included the refurbishment of the po0l.'the7 addition of a patio adjacent tO the . Student Store, and the T if reconstruction of the fire-t r damaged C building. At times construction caused problems T frustrated faculty attempted toil.. y teach students over the racket hammers and drills. Mr. Faris noted, lt seemed like the saw would start whenever l began to lecture and the trucks were always g goingbackwards and beeping. irg'i 7' The pool renovations forced they water polo team to practice at Newbury Park daily. Despite inconveniences, the campus benefited greatly from improvements. .t iift f The look of our pool at the beginning of summer Qtop leftl. After a long hard day of up is essential fbottom lefty. Cluttered with ' and equipment Kopp. page, top right, dyuring.the constrution, the Lancer mural use some refurbishing itself. The area Bdjacenttb- the Student Store undergoes a faceliftdirrin the max- ' Ili 1' 9 'f. 'it' summer foppbottom rightj. A, 1 the final touches on the deck of the pool fopp. T middlel. One of many workers whql Spentiljis mer constructing an eating area for the 'students Kopp bottom leftj After a long hard da of work A ' - . . V Y. if: clean up is essential fbottortgleftyi . ' . , 1 4:2-3, ssffzfivimj.

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OFF GROUNDS T.O. Out For the Summer' y 4 OPENING Buzzzz! lt's 6:00 a.m. on the first day of school. The typical T.O.H.S. student is awakened by his alarm clock. Het impulsively hits the snooze button and lies dazed in bed, wondering how the summer passed so quickly. Lancers spent their summer engaging ina variety of activities. Summer school K. provided the opportunity for many students to fulfill graduation requirements. Sexfiora. Angela Gregoire commented, Sumriter - school allowed me to get a class out ofltheij way so l could take another elective gfit year. Part time jobs allowed students toy' earn extra money while gaining valuablejfff-. ' experience. Those who desired a more back summer frequented the beach or VfyigiA4 on interesting vacations. Some studenfsfff were fortunate enough to travel it the United States and abroad. Overall'jtliiitffffrffsit summer of 1987 was a from the routine of school.. fQ53fg5SfQ As'. Steve Sisco Ktop righti takes a break from his over the summer to get a drink of water. This V , rightl Eric Jaakola was in Sawtooth, Idaho and ' rare snow storm so he said What the tan anyway. Junior Bill Fisher Kopp. summer in Jawbone Canyon doing the and Amy Tindell Kopp. page, top right, mer, rafting on Westlake Lake. Keith Roe at the County Line catches a wave. Kopp. RJ Mrs. Little, Megan Kissinger, enjoy their lunch at a sidewalk cafe in Kopp. page, bottom lefty shreds on oneiskiiptq Mike Hutton Kopp. page, bottom - day of summer. - fi' A 372137 ' S 4 . , .I - ' 2 jr '35, 355,75 r , Q fx ,giMi:sg5g:,Hgt5:.,' .sw .f ,my f. Ig 3 fr, ,,z,f.gf .V f r- Qs pe.-,Ig 'iz .. 4' wgf'?Tj,i2lTuQr3g34wPggf41- wry? if 'Age :tags Q' Q?-XY? :1 xt121f,-5 2' Q-:.-uksfy f.'t14-Qgsiigqsh 2 . f , , ,iff gf 'fy if-rf M34 , 753 .1 gi'QQ'f7f.1, ,, :ig ' int ' V532 '3' ' ' wL1.fg. Q . , .- .fifg.i:f.if:f:?zT'1t'W-'ti' 'i i'f'2?i?if17f9ti'1Z!'i fn ' Q51 L. 5 'if f ,wr wi ,, 1.,Ma1g2?'N'+iwx-Y1.5.f 1,g1f5f4.h 1 241: H1 mill.. w + 13 7 f I Qyggefpw.,+3g:j,,g,yife.:-ifegnrgq, ws g.g.,,gg,ri,f,X ' V 4 ill! 'Y :'f,,,?wJ7'ff 1 'Sl TQQQ sfwx 2757? bw , f2f:afz'.,J5:f,ff: :vw t '1 W .WSE :Z ff wmv