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

Page 167 text:

xg, 2... I ' ' .P P r . ' ' . 5. , M. f. . -9 gi . 1. 5 , ' Sw ' A M.: V sr . Q jason M. Gippner G Kimberly I. Cl5l'l-Here I am looking back on N.P., leaving years to younger sisters with best wishes to Mexico. Thanks to jenny, parents, business teachers for helping me through the years. Love Keith and flowers. Geoffrey Glick Happy Are Those Who Dream .sg . il' 's :NX Wai? six U f 5 Tom Gocha Barbara COlrIgS-Official member of S.W.C.N.P. Three years at N.P. were great-but enough! Partying, Friends-4791 8. Big Red-Slippery Milkshakes 81 C.C. Cookies, the beach, and Decker! l'll never forget 'emi Fred 81 Sam forever! Donna L. Gordon Kerri Gordon - The seasons they go round. We're captive on a carousel of time. We can't return. We can only look behind from where we came, and go round and round in circle game. john 5. Gourlay Victoria C. Crannlrlg-Mary, Noreen, Erica-WE SUR- VlVED! Peanut machines rule. Singing, dances. Thanks everyone-Love ya, Craigs the best thing in my life I can recall. Him 81 l, we have it all! Love in Christ forever. lVlarCy Grant-I will to N.P.H.S. my two younger brothers, all my cousins, nieces and nephews. Good Luck! It was fun while it lasted, but l'm sure glad l'm out. Becky Greer Cynthia A. Greer - Happy are those who dream. Dreams are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Here's to boys, football games, pride and just being friends. Goodbye N.P.H.5. lt was fun. Steven L. Greer Kris E. Guranik jauquin Guzman Seniors 163

Page 166 text:

A.S.B. sponsered a Valentines Dance on February 14 during fourth and fifth period lunches. Senior Del McCormick and his band provided the tunes for the noon-time affair. There was also a kissing booth with the Senior and other underclassmen favor- ites selling their kisses for as high as a dollar a smooch!! Icen- soredll 1 Debbie Okander makes light of her sen- ior ditch day excuse while Bart Huber waits patiently to be prosecuted. jenny L. Fullmer-Unforgettable memories of dieting, laughing, friendship, and goodtimes. Special thanks to parents, Kootie Kemp, and Pappy Epstein, Kimbo, cheetoes. And Star- bursts, the lunch bunch, and San and Odus. Please take care. james M. Fuson Dean R. CaCkle-Catch 'a later Lips, Nose, and R.L.H. you're hot as ever and always keep ahead of lohnny Boy. S.P. l'll be seeing you! Lisa A. Gagnon-There's no way I can express myself in 35 words or less. But there's really just one person that l'd like to express myself to and someday I pray I'll get that chance. Deborah CainS-Remember our golden years, We sat in the parking lot and drank beer, Friends that were close and dear, Enemies we'll always fear, I leave with a farewell good- bye may this school rot and die!! james L. Gates David Garner Damian Gennette -A comment on life seemed appropriate for a senior profile. But I've decided to say nothing, surrender in silence, and let life speak for itself. For who could be a better spokesman? Donald Ceorgiades David A. Greiner Teri Gillespie Laurie GlOI'glannl -Thanks! Ronny and Christy for so many good times, Anthony and Oh! I can't forget close di ltalino and especially to Monkey face who I will always love and cherish. Love you all! ' 162 Seniors 21' ' Wi .-'sg ' . 7 3-' ' V . J 1 . I I If Q, 'I Wx ,IA lk 1.1, vi V . 5 s . ,313 l ,fly . 3 f .. . L qvg, 'li g g , - I. , .Y D21 f . ..v. A' A g In I V ' I I ' ' S i A ' l 1:J I N l ' L:-Fx 5 5 I fl If 'l'- , f V ,xf .Y A . .,., .f

Page 168 text:

Susan j. Hackett David A. Hagy Cynthia L. Hawrl - Heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth harvest of the future. Those most embeded in my heart and that will remain there forever, Karen, Shannon Tricia, Scott, Kurt. Hey WE MADE IT!!! Trevor C. HambrOOk-Be who you are and what you are and love will find you or call 498-6493 and ask for Trevor! Karen Harautunelarl -To yearbook, A.S.B., Speech, Ten nis Choclate Clothes, houseplants and friends. There have been some crazy days and hectic nights, but I wouldn't have given them up for anything! lt's been great L.D. and I hope we never say goodbye james Harber Roy C. Haroiman-Zushi Heads, A.B.O.D Karen L. Harvey Tamberly Harwood -The Famous Five will forever stand high! Bozo, you've been the best friend ever. Thanx for all the memories. May you and Boo be happy forever. Look for- ward to the future but always remember the past. Tim Harris - Patricia A. HaUCl'l-Ihope I'll always remember the crazy times at N.P. the teachers who have been good friends and the beautiful people fthe Big Differencej. That I've met espe- cially B.T., I love you too Babe. Matthew Hawblltlel -Been fun, but would only do it once! Lots of memories, Coach Llyod, some of us haven't forgotten and never will. Also met the Main Man. Later N.P. lVllCl'lael T. HayeS-Varsity water polo-2 yrs, varsity swim- ming 4 yrs. When in doubt I whip it out . . . 498-6462. Laura A. Healy-l'll never forget-the H's, Go for it, the 11th corner of my heart, your so funny, the greatest, Paula's party, You're Hot, Skiing, Poster's, San Diego, and mostly the way we were. Bye N.P.H.S. Charlotte Heidrich -IFoxeyI Swim team timing, football games, Saturday night races, ditching, Mr. Barker and the frog, Alice Cooper, Girls League, my first love and the beach 443 ,ir 'K nw? ? 01 . ...vbg T I V, kv V .-..r 1 'R 1 A 1 ,mg 'lil hi fl g A! 'F Au . N I . W 'lil ?t A V .agkl , Seniors Are Among the Most Talented tsti ! , - tt t.AAq 'I g gAg ggA , g 11:7 - t l ' ' h et l . I I . gh l' Q , if A 1 .J age 2 5 , , I f l 164 Seniors . ut