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

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.4PiEE 1 '17g3 v -'-' A' -'---M --- -ng New Library Was Spawned Textbook clerk- Bonny Patton, who runs a tight textbook ship through- out the year in spite of all problems. ' fo 542114213 Library clerk- Carol Walters, who is always extremely busy doing this or that and getting the new books purchased out on the shelves. Audio-Visual- Pete Magallanes, who keeps records of incoming and outgoing films and projectors in spite of the mass chaos of film ordering. Dana Clemons, Tania Lang, and David Campbell search the card catalog in the new li- brary. Many new books can now be sought. Faculty 123

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'-'tri- The Illustrious Faculty This year, like last year, we on the Pawprint staff asked the faculty members to respond to one of a few questions pertain- ing to some aspect of the bi- centennial. We asked them to share their: 1. Favorite period in Amer- ican history that they would have liked to have lived in or may have influ- enced them. 2. Favorite individual in American history that made an impression upon them, to wit, influenced them. 3. Favorite quote by a fig- ure in American history. The enthusiasm of the fac- ulty this year was very impres- sive and our efforts were a suc- cess. Contrary to most students opinions, faculty members are beautiful and very illustrious with the Pawprint staff. Fine Arts I lt' I ff S ' X X , X ix iss, A Dennis Reed, D.C.-Nothing can come from Q IN f' ters fs: f Iix if IRT .ie Out Of the artist that iS Iwi in the man- The music department has a new choir director John Ledwon. The excellence of Black Orpheus is being continued. The band under Pete Fisher is a state award winning group this year. Proverb - 'A I . -: A A I ai' I f fini f M ff- -Ji ease A . . . . ,. f . . . he 1 e 1 . m 1 . r . I xr ZA . ...-.- ft -Ki? , 5 . . . .i X f , -Q fy,-1. ,f ff fiff me f, f. V. af:-A g .,:g-- -S 1-. . t ' , A 4 .. 41.4.-4. 4, -- r - 1 .r 'f'-rf.-1, if K ,g ,H , .. s. if - - - 1 A A A . 3 A- f A 3 r if i.. f ff 5. 5. : ' AL' . . ..,. A -- 1 .'Ar I 1 is f '- 1 155,11 . .,,. r 1.1. m,,1w , A , 1 f y 'r.- .. .X -1 ' : - 0' 4 .. Q A I ff ' - 1 A -' ai A 1 G ' 4? a ' ' F . ..'Ai . . , 1 'Q 'Z 't I . . K . E - 'A f A' r 23: :i ,,..,.-1,-gy iir gfi- , . ,'.,, 5 -A If 'A ' J Hg AA . ai j ,'.'. 1 . .X - 'r s2t?I55Q5iggi..iaffix A' ':5gsE3s:.g.-59221..iAvSgQit:ff3 v as ,gf 'A f -'ffl .52 'uf 5 -533'-ilL'2:1.g.5i:-fi: .riff-'-22t'-tif..! V46 ' ' L 3 ef' .1 -'-. V 5 4 . V. V V, .1 . f 5 Sf -EL'ifli2t. :i?':'1'3'fQ' 835' 'M' .. . 1 + r'rr it I fi . 72 .11. P- wf 'f7 ve- wife. 2 A f. r I 5 A4 ky VA-V,,V ff V? JaVQ5i,..V,, ' I 4.51.1 . gg VI , , .:. , - . f . 'L . . A LQ? 'df f'..:, Ji ' tidal... f' -A w V' - . f ZA . zz ,,l'.f'!P?mff'- 'fi zfllrfzkfil-S5: ' .:fl. iS9EfiiEfi. L::l' ' I Kristi A, Colell - lfI had my choice, I would have lived at the end of the 19th century and been a member ofthe Sara Bemharts theatre troupe in addition to studying paint- ing with Winslow Homer and sculpture with Frederich Remington. I must add to have lived with these great people I would need 20th century plumbing. Bob Valentine - The only rational way of educating is to be an example- if one can't help it, a waming example. Albert Ein- stein Carolyn tC.J Pinkston - One must not be afraid. One must know how to float as words do, Mthout roots and without watering cans. One must know how to navigate without lat- itudes and longitudes and without motor. Without drugs and without burdens. One must leam to breathe like a wind-meas- uring instrument. The cord must be made of sand, the anchor of aurora borealis. The Diary of Anais Nin, 1934-1939 Mrs. Lorie Brown - I would have loved to have lived in 20's and 30's Hollywoodg to have met some of the great pioneers in mo- tion pictures such as Charlie Caplin, Frank Capra, Cecil B. DeMille, Walt Disney. Ah, the Golden Age of Hollywood! Jan Branham - Choosing one American who has influenced me the most is impossible, but rather I admire all of those who had the courage, pride, and wisdom to question. Pete Fisher - My favorite period of Ameri- can History would be the two score years beginning around 1875. These were years of relative peace and domestic tranquility, tre- mendous strides in agrarian and reunifica- tion and individual importance, exploration and expansion of our boundries and the be- ginning of our country's dominance in domestic, artistic, and intemational affairs. Chris Sawyer - The era of westward expan- sion during the 1800's is the most facinating period of U.S. History for me. The courage and dedication of these early settlers to first survive and then succeed should serve as an inspiration to us all. Few of us ever have to face the hardships that were part of their daily lives. ,x . :gif V- , - A' --I an -i x 'X' My e e in John Ledwon - 1920's - a vibrant, active period in American History. Faculty 125