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Campus trend alert: the mortarboard! Looks like these California Lutheran College students knew exactly what was stylish as they gathered outdoors for commencement ceremonies in May 1972. Photograph by Bob Pool. News Chronicle Collection, 05-30-1972_2b. CTO_852

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Thousand Oaks High School seniors do the graduation walk, gathering for one last time in Lancer Stadium. Photograph by Bob Chamberlin. News Chronicle Collection, 06-17-1973_1b. CTO_851

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Newbury Park High School seniors line up with anticipation as they await the awarding of their diplomas. Photograph by Doug Koon. News Chronicle Collection, 06-17-1973_1j. CTO_850

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View from Santa Susana Pass area, about 1970, looking north across water towers in the rocks behind Corriganville. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos159 (Color Slide 1026-27).

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For Sale sign on property where house burned to the ground, and only the stone chimney was left standing. Old car burned and rusted in driveway, on Alta Vista Rd. in east Simi Valley. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos161 (Color Slide 1025-20)

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View to northwest from lower portion of property above burned house. Discarded stove in lower right. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos163 (Color Slide 1025-21)

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View to north, from property above burned house - chimney visible at lower right. Knolls Elementary partially visible in center. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos162 (Color Slide 1025-17)

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Panoramic view to north, from the property above a burned out house at Alta Vista Rd. and Crown Hill Dr. Stone chimney is all that is left of the house. Portion of Knolls Elementary is visible. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos160 (Color Slide 1025-22)

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View of the Santa Susana Pass from above Box Canyon Raod, about 1970. Donated by photographer Herb Noseworthy. CTLnos164 (Color Slide 1025-19)

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A young man plays bugle while servicemen stand at attention during Memorial Day ceremony at Valley Oaks Memorial Park. Photograph by Bob Pool. News Chronicle Collection, 05-30-1972_1a. CTO_849

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Plowed field with ranch house, buildings in background. Unprinted images similar, include other properties, view of Lake Sherwood. Caption: Beauty May Be Preserved - The scenic beauty of Hidden Valley's ranch lands may be retained if Ventura County planners agree to exclusive agricultural zoning which could save the area from development. Some 300 persons crowded into a zoning hearing this morning in Ventura as officials considered zoning which will give a tax break to landowners agreeing to keep their property in designated 'farm preserves.' News Chronicle Collection, photographer Goerge Robertson, 10-28-1970_1, CTO_535.

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Cecil Haigh standing in front of a brick building. Haigh was an early settler and farmer in the Newbury Park area. Photographer unknown. CTL_141. LHP00452.

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All year stream - Fed by springs, rains, and runoff, the stream in the Barranca flow continually. Fish, turtles and other stream life can be found there. News Chronicle Collection, photographer Tom Wyneken. 10-04-1970_1b, CTO_526.

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Circa 1885. Mule teams, men, wagon, sacks of wheat. Long conveyor belt with motor. Janss Ranch area, which later became Oaks mall. Photographer unknown.

*Note, the same photograph appears on the Water and Power Museum website, with slightly different information, placing the time about 1900, and identifying the rider, lower right as J.R. Williams and the location as San Fernando Valley. Which location is correct? Our information was provided by the Janss family, when they gave the print to local historian Pat Allen. The print in our collection is a different original print, it does not have the tear or handwriting present on the DWP print. LHP03317, CTO_150.

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Night shot with filter creating star effects from the lights, view to East from over the pond. Caption: Night Lights - Westlake Golf Course continues to have their lights on as the weather begins to present a problem. Tuesday night only 24 golfers found their way to the course for one of the lowest number of golfers to play the course this Fall. Westlake will have the lights on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday instead of five days a week starting November 1. News Chronicle Collection, photographer Tom Homer, 10-21-1970_5, CTO_432.

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On Job - The long Memorial Day weekend is overs and it's 'back to work as usual' schedule. Employees in IBM building were greeted this morning by hundreds of sheep, grazing in adjacent field, apparently unaffected by holiday's end. Photographer Janell Tyler. News Chronicle Collection, 06-01-1970_1, CTO_523.

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Contact sheet has 30 images, those not printed include tire in stream, oak tree and horseback rider, yucca, overturned car, long views of the flats leading to the barranca. Historically this area was known as the Salto, part of the Hunt Ranch. Long article in Vista section included arguments from Tom Maxwell and others that the area should be preserved as a public open space or park and bird refuge. (Copy of article in file) Getting Rare - Lichen (left) is a delicate form of vegetation and easily affected by smog. This type of plant is rare in smoggy areas where the pollution kills it. It grows plentifully in The Barranca. News Chronicle Collection. Photographer Tom Wyneken, 10-04-1970_1a, CTO_525.

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Preserve - The south fork of Hill Canyon (above), commonly referred to as The Barranca, is one of nature's greatest accomplishments in The Conejo. The deep canyon was cut by the stream that flows year around in the bottom. Steep cliffs are beautiful and dangerous. Several youths have been injured and one killed in falls in the area. News Chronicle Collection, photographer Tom Wyneken. 10-04-1970_1d, CTO_528.

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Nature's Work - Small caves dot walls of canyon area and provide refuge for wildlife. A person with fair imagination can almost 'see' figures in the formations. News Chronicle Collection, photographer Tom Wyneken. 10-04-1970_1c, CTO_527.

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Three men in hip-waders clear weeds from edge of lake. Other images on contact sheet show several similar views, and shots of the lake and ducks. Caption: Harvest Time - Westlake lake maintenance workers use rakes and a strainer to remove underwater weeds growing near the shoreline of the 150-acre lake. Similar weeds, growing in the main lake channel out of the reach of the rakes, have alarmed residents, who claim the lake is no longer safe for sailing. Westlake officials are reluctant to use chemicals to kill the weeds, fearing an upset in the ecology of the lake. News Chronicle Collection, photographer Bob Pool, 10-09-1970_1, CTO_529.

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