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

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, , H, V f- er. Mg ,fy jf'f,ff3',g Panther Polo Power Bruce Thomas plays the mean guy and makes a goal. I. B. Holston makes a goal while teammate Tom Meloth looks on. Mike Waters- Help I can't swim! VARSITY TEAM Nordoff i ,....- Scott Young shows his strength. ' mmarlllo L Oxnard T Simi -m ...npr nolo

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' ,W 1' ri -I p f -M uw. -fff, Top row, Coach Hendricks, Calvin Bursley, tnot shown, Coach McGinnisJ, 2nd row, Tim McCann, no longer on the team, Sven Slattum, Rudy Valen- cia, leff Nelson, lon Allen, Gary McGregor, Mark Dupplessie, Kris Girardi, Steve lones, 3rd rowp Greg Sullivan, Russ Propes, Mark Wessels, Terry Devine, Harold Covent, Richard Orr, Mike Woy, lohn Bellinghiere, Ken Cox, 4th row, lohn Muscarella, no longer on the team, Gene Rubino, Ken Confusion! Lian, Hugh Clouse, Mike Shaffer, Ron Edison, Nelson Alberts, Mike Melia, Bill Becker, 5th row, Scott Pickles, Mark Barteck, Carl Carlson, Bob Keen, Mike Mulcahy, Harold Kurczeski, Mark Birmingham, lohn Lingelback, Greg Hall, 6th row, Randy Groom, Steve Stovall, Greg Paquin, Craig Schoonover, Steve Petty, no longer on the team, Perry Martin, lohn Hen- son, Frankie Alvarez, Brent Englehardt. This year, as in the past four years, the freshmen football team had another highly successful season. The yearlings compiled a 6-6-1 record for the season. Although out- sized throughout much of the season the freshmen team came down to the last game undefeated. The most exciting game of the season, other than the championship game with T.O., was with Hueneme. The score was tied 6-6 with just one minute remaining in the game, Greg Paquin hit lon Allen with a A 40 yard scoring pass to preserve their un- defeated record. The championship game with T.O. was a hard fought contest with Thousand Oaks coming out on top 8-6. Newbury Park scored the first time they had the ball when Greg Paquin scored on a 25 yard run. The point after attempt failed and --F N.P. went in at half-time leading 6-0. T.O. scored the second half on a 30 yard run by lim Reaves. Their attempt at a conversion was successful which was the margin of their victory. Frosh Football 75

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Varsity Waterpolo top row: A. Areni, I. Hunt, B. Retner, B. Douglas, S. Roach, D. Faldwell, I. Sheppard, C. Britt, M. Zellar, L. Nelson, B. Koenders D. West, D. Trotter, second row: M. Waters, B. Thomas, D. Fulton, I. B Coach Chris Sawyer Holston, N. Oren, third row: T. Pepperdine, P. Holzapfel, I. Tracas, S , Young, T. Meloth. The 1974 Varsity Polo team wound up their season with a third place finish. Some new faces on the team this year were Tom Meloth, a transfer student from Agoura High School, and Terry Pepperdine from Long Beach, they both aided in the teams success this year. I. B. Holston made an impressive showing in the first game against Nordoff scoring 15 goals. Mike Waters, Paul Holzapfel, and Scott Young made up the defense. Sharing the goalie posi- tion were Iohn Tricas and Don Fulton. At the awards banquet Most Valuable Player went to I. B. Holston and Tom Meloth. Most Improved went to Terry Pepperdine. Most Inspirational went to Mike Waters. To show Coach Sawyer their thanks the team presented him with two tickets to Las Vagas. Waterpolo 77