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

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LM ig i 1,00 'Rally Studie f W1-l. . Bycarue ' lb ' 30,2 e S9 1.00 IIULIB lt me GAL, 001 at N . GH .. ,p euyb . ' 502225 1?s:: e e e ff33t12'i.1:f:EPsi':eefQHii - not my P-Qflf High l ' . ' ' , ' .f QU! ea I of Standin gray day, and st' 59111018 attend class I S dose' Most Juniors education l ' classes to S g along the Q Freshmen and GS from 7:30 3 ' and HW , 3 Standards fro . ' , . . fart. , ami S0Ph0more 1, - 'm' to 1 Dem. e af e Uyin g ,ffl going down, ' Tgngggilgeliglmed, ar-,., me x NU imp? SFO? te as 4:33 p.?gfIi'ltiE2Zl?t 15 gig iinlggixe to this? llciiiijsvifjgrfgglbeef education i led cars a fisicbr YN ' W ' ' and the last S i the mst begin OO as V' ' Honsfx X I f Said' Hdeepiie 'i - 0 N- , begins ar 1:5 S Hf10:15 wki Jens . 1 , , elivereg . ., A041 Sea Y , legs vihglygscgygared 'tg g.nl16r215reuZT p 5?go:g01vE5 tEggaasE:LortalteNs:z1:ury Park, said rudf E t l H 01: Eight - S at stud , e1'0Wded - 1 .. Q, x 0 K , Un h 0 be an efficient periods long, and that the pep duents can t take field Qian L ee 0' g as to be fight. Four hsxstem' but the Students becaus becan t h01d ralleys for ps' l we oe S -K P ,Vsical educa. 5, ph. Biioldenkam e of .scheduling pmblemsfill x 0 - istory c1 , also 3 Senior S , 1 i rf' are i as exe00ef.,.eeef1.fe- . J A Ftrovem--xml IX V ficials say they . ' location for tl l Q' An additional ,I 4 X ' . . the last buildl Q ' School, 2855 lg ' ' funds will be' . a D 1 another Part X A ' landscaped' HI, f -'Q . -1 , - ,f' V ' fe 0 W 1 A 10tafe3S,lnSx:' ,Mr l ' xr . e ' 1' f the school? I' - , . . . - f . children enrolled there, and' Vey the fem' S 0 The bout ol lei' ,peetedto PHY 0' n teachers. i e tant within five bl telephon Y' ' M' i.i: ., f field hopsii-., rowwith the excepti0H of ' ' qt iveek, scheduled tO? the Work ai W 5 ,playground scheduled , .ek-and site. if high sr Jroved, Con ' it P.,-.ffiife 'fx . We-if X . ,-.l'riunfo's schoolgrfw ?'- Xiwd lemons' Th' to Sell 517.5 E i In K ' ihale and 21 port? X I reserve, aS H e d' rox ' M T1 v ' is - 5 ' let V 0 60 Q34 9 A o struction. tion an AHIIP so . it .I .V , flung ly A Qr- 04 0, 3. C U .mon interest W111 be PX. ij'-if' red lllllfc o fQ9Z,,-4190? 9 G ml re me next 2? 36321 oiten i as r' X we K W E 'kg' foefeeeeo 4'e.r4 fo W3 :em ld o m 5 ,Q r. .. f 1- be so nah Said. .trrhet-pr I ncaa? qoeqz eotefqao 6, av utterba S L . . ,. ip Q 0 O . distri9tS in the S 3 i . 'jX o01iQv4e,q95oef4:e'5.Z e 'D ' X np,J' A! . .QR , lyuxllv 6 J, A V . .lp I num f , ' V -X -'o40,0 'c:P0fG c?o0fl'f7'4b Ve ii: fl I ' , 0 ' 0 00 0 ff 5 af if ff 'i district . f ' 4 -Qlggbq ,Once QQ' .if-' l V X .cf the so Q Q -,jjfffox Q- i ' A fi regular classr0OfI1SX Q' 94-Pm' i e ,f I ,ssrooms which make up Se, . i , But lg classrooms aQauSf,Dfpf D A , 0 gd. t. p l e 0 V af' . e A 0 G S i i don' r i 'Q .. it X A r At sou-NO he V ' , . ' , but 1 Peor ' . ' ' 0 ' dents tied- anti 3 iwn , . 2,500 Sw emo Pew' ee 1 ' , .capaertvnffhe erodefgio Newbfflxmexeiv flare. as . e V V 5. rrouSe.a woilyt com built! ewes membeii both . Q , f - ote N06 Relief bool 'S mmm ore 0 - rr nc V rttee yr sC he c0 resS NS S d Wd gor a 11:0 me C9339 to third lain, now 5: will ifexxngand Oaks i 11, s . e, Sehe .fietribvied 51.3 Fmgexiool as i Yew mird Sewer, and Xe have bond xssu beet liste kgxgh gold The P? pe0? ' en , In - A iadhzols Ncgzwbuw Piixssrooiesoiiridine ' Newegg .6 that aitheugfxgoet be gazet- M Vvbv WV wvm ,A yy Y tgp! .,.rf,nS,t0 V- new Q..-.u-'JNOQ - - eehoo ' an SCXXOQXS catreuege the . i ' Kikggssroogixgg donlr he? , ' J or , X , 1 m, p t fl t , h X 1 t we cressfoogis 95 . 3 , he . i - 'Il S a - ' bt rust X ngtein Sa rgn langgu lppeared into their brief recess in Tues- ing, four Thousand 'eappeared in white is joined them in the ' infnv-w-u-.lihv in fxifirx the City Councilfs endorsement of the once-defeated school bond, features the committees gold, black and red logo. Ones councilman, Carroll Bowen, declined to swap his, sportshirt, coat and tie for a T-shirt, butihe said the refusal has nothing to do with his sen- timents about the school bond. I fhinlr this lm.,-I is very ngcessaryz '.:. z:1t::7?rt:' '. i4f'g.:th.anhAql ' Bowen , , fixed incomes who have doubts about money. We represent all people here. I'm not sure they all understand an of- ficial position which is. detrimental to their point of view. Nevertheless, Bowen joined the other councilmen when it was time to vote on the endorsement. There comes a time when you've got to bite it, and that's right now, Councilman Dnwnin Cr-ewan Mm, , ., rgrrsche U frm-1 we ar edve . at Geese, ees, L Scxevce A ness ma be put. in me,bu5x Q moss can oile 0 E2 E n 3 bedroom, ' clea .E S. 1,51 L -,462 AT QCD? f -. m-. C'-E -0 U52 ...c gg' E3 0Q,f-E UU, S32 Q5 140'-gg E-5 3 ua SC - 23 1.3 vt rw USO -6 -5 Em 113'-ff' -9.5 323'

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ff 1, ir, Q fl f 'K , r, l ff, f Once again the Pawprint staff managed to organize and assemble the yearbook. It was a tough schedule with layouts to make, deadlines to meet, and books to sell. This year's class was a continuing experience. After a one year leave of absence, the returning faculty advisor was Ms. Kristi Colell, aided by co-advisor Ms. lan Branham. They and their editors, Terry Hall and Sara Schrader molded a quick learning staff of inexperienced rookies into well-rounded journalistic designers. The Pawprint 1975 was the product of their efforts. -29' I N... ...sua AW clubs and organizations 41