Newbury Park High School - Pawprint Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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The class of 75 celebrareu and now we're through 4 1 Senior class officers- Top row: Tom Koeske- Sgt.-at-Arms, Greg lones- Vice President. Front row: lody Barton- Secretary, Mike Courtright- President, Debbie Birenbaum- Treasurer The class of 75 celebrated their fourth year at NPHS with a booming start. A twenty mile Senior Cyclethon took place with an all-you-can-eat picnic at the midpoint. This was a great financial push and along with working con- cessions for football and basketball games, the Seniors were surviving. Homecoming was next on the agenda. This brought the Seniors together every night for a week in the building of the winning homecoming float. Other homecoming ac- tivities also showed the spirit of the class. The Seniors had a special interest in the greased watermelon throw-or should we say greased freshman throw?? The Senior Ball was a great success according to those who attended. The people at Sportsman's Lodge were even nice enough to exchange our room for the half expected 400 couples to a smaller room for the 57 couples who were present. 08 Seniors Fifties Day brought out the spirit in all of us, and the Seniors were on an upward climb once again. All too soon we got hit with another rally and when it was time for class competition . . . the Seniors looked pretty bad. By having connections with the judges we managed to retain our good reputation. The Seniors also participated in the annual Let's see how much we can rip them off time of the year all year long. This included such memoirs as the senior sweatersp caps and gowns twhich we are priviledged to keep?J5 year- booksp announcementsp etcg etcp etc. . . Naturally, this didn't create an abundance of enthusiasm. Grad night will soon be with us and then the class of 75 can look back at the fun and the laughter and maybe shed a few tears for the past, and a lot of smiles for the future.