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

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Carrie Nocera Cherie L. Nocera- Cherie-B01 my friends, Alcapulco, learning to waterski, first prom, 'the snow.' To my sweet bubs you've made my life so beautiful. I'lI be loving you always, S.W. Paul E. NOmeal -I lettered in varsity physics as a senior. My favorite activity was watching babes on the quad. That sure was fun. Stephanie NUl1eS -So long to all my party buddies, Kelly, Melissa, Kim, Tami, julie, Lori, Craig, lefL Cathy, Pam, every- body! I love you all. Thanks Gaylen, for the nature walks every Tuesday, Remember: Loadie's Area tMike Lawnsdalel Aloha! Katherine Alison Nykl Ramona OChOa -Good luck Goofy, Casper, India, Con- fused, Tiny, Smiley, Snail, and NiNi. Good luck to all the Chi- canos in the school. Also, good luck to my sweetheart, Marco Saurez! Take care of those eyes!!! Deborah L. Ocklander Anthony O'Hagan Mered Oren -To all the people I cared for, good-bye and good luck. Many dreams come true and clouds do have sil- ver linings. I love for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold. Que Sera Sera. Good-bye Donna! jill A. Orlando Viringia Pallan -Good luck to all chicanos in this school. You're going to need it. Crystal Rae Palma Michelle Panther - Lingering as the dying do between that life just passed, and the still unknown, Ionly know enough about myself as yet to know that I don't know enough. Rod McKuen Dana I. Papenhausen -The affable, altruistic, agnostic, aggravated the altercation by showing his alacrity to alleviate the situation through the use of amity expressed in an al- legory. Pretty good, eh? 1, Beautiful work of art done by Sheryl Plush. 2 Cathy Nykle out enjoying the warm sunshine. 180 Seniors Tina Neustrom sf' I V - I wr J . . 3 ,, ,vp Q- is N I xr ..'- , .,.. One familiar sight on campus this year was one of our foreign exchange students. Silky Eibs is studying here and is originally from Germany, and seems to be doing a very good job and certainly has become well known. We're hap- py to have her.

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Finally Deciding Where Our Futures Lie Q1 i W .51 Qi' . ,.s. k f li 3 vit: , . is . - E E .l V1 5? af.r ' f' sz .,w, X, ,ya ,. -1252 f WY. if fp ' Q A t Q. i john C. Morelli Roberta j. Morris Kenneth N. Mosley ROl'inl Lea Mossman -I remember: Frisbees at lunch, those special parties, LW. and the Ames gang, unscheduled 7th period, Mr. Maygren's 3rd period, Shawn and Lisa, and to all my friends, Goodbye! David O. Mulligan , lennie B. Mundee - Someone made it all worthwhile when smiling with bright eyes, the poet sheds his pretty skin and turns to face the day. Cindy M. Murray Thomas C. Musick Chuck May Melissa Nathan jeff Navin -Waterpolo 3 yrs. Swimming 6 yrs. Thanks to N.P.H.S. for letting me come. Thanks to Camarillo for letting me go. Thanks to Coach Sawyer and the waterpolo and swim teams. Thanks to the loveable Panther! Kim Nearhoff -l'm moving on to new horizons, new peo- ple to see, places to visit, new territories l've yet to discover. My goal in life is to be myselL and just take each moment as it comes. Ronald B. Needle Deborah D. Neel Bradley M. Nelson Seniors 1 79

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The Wind of Change Is Whisperin' Down Your Way. Rebecca Ann Park - Learn to like yourselL because if you don't, no one else will. Drill team-3 yrs, Lieutenant l2nd2, Captain l3rdJ. Paul, Pizza Parties, dances, half-times, and romance' N.P., I salute you! Kathryn I. Parks Catherine Paterson -4 yrs. softball, 2 yrs. volleyball, 1 yr. basketball. Friends, good times, special days. joanne, Becky, and everyone else. I'll never forget all the fun and excite- ment and double lunches, or the bad parts about N.P. But its all over now. Tammy Lee Patton -The things that I remember most about my 4 yrs. of H.5. are the parties I gave, friendslmet, and guys lwent with. All of the dumb fun things I did. Stephen A. Pechloff Anthony j. Perez David A. Person Laurie I. Pesout Robert PeleI'S - Your friend is your needs answered, and let your best be for your friend. Gibran ff? fin. ' 40 'la Q , , i ., . ' x 44 , ? ffl? ee A '- ' I tie. 51:3-1: V 'Q . E' xx ' 4 .. X 1 . ' 1 I . v ,gn '- . ,. tt N - xl, J' J . . an , . Q, .., ,Q X ' QQ 1' . sg pill' a ' it .1 I f t- xy I' Q 0 X ' f,-.k-,fga,.5l.s-so v' -Wwbsf 1 ' N f f. -mi, K t : I! X 'W K rr 4. f 4 r . . fx A .. 5 1 1 'T . ,--52' - 5 . , .Y Q9 . V ' A is X' 2 ,. 'L ,... . ii . If 3 L . -1f.i45gif2,?i' . L1 :II if ' 5 V . ' 'Q ' I 1 . if ' 1,12 , 1 . ,nm ,-V. ,, V ' if ffvdlaf' f ' ' ' 4 1, , - 'P iz, 7 f - ' f I Z Q I f3QQf:?' ff 7 Gif . 5513 . f ' f' a ' 5 51' .V . V , A I ,QAA - if ' ' ff .f . 1--,f-.-my .L 1 .V 1 Y 5 ' , 5f.'.5i5-ffl ' j 'V' A I ' ' ,' ' ,:ff'YE 'fflff5?i.','ifiiflj 45.551, 1.125fFf5Q'2225,,5Ji ' Seniors 181