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

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Expressions area S f The 197 2 Pawprint captured the many changing expressions of the year. Picnic day on the football field during Homecoming was a new innovation. An ASB car rally was initiated. The groundwork for open campus was being set with Sven Larson heading the ASB. Campus sculpture and painted murals decorated the NPHS grounds. It was the beginning of the construction of a huge outdoor kiln for ceramics. The year was highlighted by league winning sports and two spring musicals: H1100 in the Shade and Charlie Brown. 1972 was also the year of the big gas leak which left the school with muddy trenches and freezing classrooms for a major portion of the winter months. 'if' In fe wi. T fr Football players get kissed by their mothers. Y . fi,-fir, A -- wwwww if W. 'lflum-fw .KM iq mm, -rfr'f1if'- 'L. S27 ,sf 1. 1-'ww ' if-,air , fi ., ef any was .A iff.-me 'i 1' -B if 3 B T e . ' Weir' f if if7 li77if7l 1 T A M' Mig: W ' H g mi- i ,ei- -Pu .., -F 'F Wigfiglagg.. I , , -1 ,iff ' 1 .fi-..f f- . -I .....,.sqfwinfQ ai 4 1 -FQ . 1' if i. 3545 ' i I Q:,zagg,,335f.-Wang,:e.:1g5,,-, --gl 1, ,M ffl f.. Mink if 1:1-2. wa ' W. f ii- f Bill Locker auctions off a Freshman for Slave Day. ' giae , Miirk Q .iff ' '-If-l i Q ' ' N ' E and P Q 3 i' K if'-1' ' W p I F as CT fi lj ME? ur f .,.L Qi ' T 79 . if . is figf Mr. Smith: you bad boy!

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