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

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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

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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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Sandra L. Petersen -Especially to: Dean, jenny, Donna, Lianne, Elaine, Lynda, and Laura. Friends I will remember you. Lynne M. Petrie -L. and S., I'll never forget you or the great times we've had. j.B.-Thanks so much for being you. And thanks to everyone for making these past two years as memorable as they are. ,Cynthia S. Phillips -Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15 Duane M. Pickett Tom A. Pina Laura Kaye Pitchford - The meaning of life is out there somewhere and it's up to each to find it for himself. My for the future-to everyone, especially loan, Terri, and my sister, Leslie. David Kye Pittman Sheryl L. Plush -When I grow up I want to be a jewelry designer. My thanks to Mrs. Fitter who started me in this field. Mr. Fieldsien who screamed and fought with me. Thank you all. Mary Lorna Podorsek -Donna, best friends always, I'll miss you! Shan, you were always there, and I love ya! Worm, best of luck always! ASB rules! Friends, I will remember you, think of you, pray for you . . . Bye! jill M. Pollay A Brian john Popa 1 Here is camera-shy Les Baird, out on the quad. 2 Bill Barnett wishes that they would get chairs for his class. 182 Seniors .Lv 525' 4 if V . ' 1' It , . 'Wh 4 I . . .. if r f - f'fA't' I A' Q is .ww I f a z gpjf, H I-93554, T fs. . 5 Q, - ' fm A-S L.: ' ' ttf' 1 - H. . I lr I cw ff' Pg! - A fi fm Yi Flip Reade, an acrobatic pantomime artist, appeared in Borchard Park on Ian. 22 and 23. The act was fantastic and he received a long standing ovation each performance. f , . - ss, X F liita ug I si