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

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Christy Decker Theresa L. Deemer-Here's to all the tears of friendship may they crystalize as they fall, and be worn like diamonds by those we love. Aloha Miller, l.F.K. Scott, always with love Sylvia and loanne, Good Luck and Goodby Alan De Wames -To all my friends: Remember me when you are rich and famous. Remember the best times and forget the worst because a friend is a person to be remem Lisa Dillon Mary DllSaVer-Good 'o' Newbury, jenny my bestest buddie we sure did screw around a lot! I love you much Kurt. I'lI always love you! Betty 81 Shirley your beautiful people. The bore teacher I love you! Robin A. Dodge james S. Dodson CeOrgeanI1 DOerSCl'l -To lohn Ledwon, I leave my alto voice, such as it is, to use or throw out, and to Evelyn. My bestest pal, I give you Terry to use or throw out. Thankx NPHSl Kathy Dolan A , .5 Rv at.. I ,, my , 2 33, G, :t ' If . 1 f .. '- I - at H 5 x ,ay . ' Q Mid-Term Graduates Increase 1 I .L .V . I 54 . 5 if bered with a smile. BYE!! - AA by I' lllqlll I 5 lg: 1 f . VV Q. 5. , 'ga 5 V ' A lf I v f '51 1 A iz ' W if fl 'S .T af f J I If with the end of the semester in + january, many seniors graduated mid-term. The remaining seniors only registered for 3 or 4 classes, and most worked during the rest of the day. Second semester there were very few seniors to dominate the underclassmen, which the juniors didn't mind because they got a little early practice on being the top dogs. 1 Peggy Smith and lolene Dancey work diligently in their Commercial Arts class. 158 Seniors