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

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lerri Lynn Solomon ' David G. Song Neil R. Sorg Annette Spicacci Patricia Spoehr KrlSllr'le Marie Staight -To Randy-Love to the Max Kona, FuFu, Forever. To Linda-Ron, Mark To Life Long high, and easy. Senior T-shirts could be pur- chased from the class officers. After the S.W.C.M.P. submitted several mottos, the one voted most popular world, l'm a this I was not administration tive caption: was Co to blank senior. However, permitted by the and as an alterna- Watch out world, I'm a senior! was used. Well, you try to figure it out! says Dennis Shrank. Phillip Steingroot Darla Stephens Sally E. Stivers Mark Stotko Michael K. Stovall Lynda D. Stuckert 190 Seniors

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Senior Awards were given out on Tuesday, june 7. They included vocational school awards and scholarships for 2 college. Newbury Park was proud of its winners! f'-B' E ' 'f: '!I '5dl3TifZ?R . liii, M A . - I ' J 'Q TX -I I , f ' l f J! ' t ' ' QfQsif71F 5' l ' ' J A A,2u , g 3 xg X, ,I , u It we -X ,aa -, ' . gtffmm ,-,' A , 1:5 Q74 ,' ' A 'I I . A , -Q, A ,. g My . , 2 xv . ': 1 .. A , 1 ' - I y S M, , f ' 3 ' X f n ew lr fivifvqfrswu V' 1 ' 'I ,, -we , ff , . -er 1 ' 'f'f e'+r-134 .. -:Q , - Q - 'gy H 1' ' , I Q . U t S. f 'br fffeifff V- ' 'K ' . . '22'w1aW,t.- f ' , is 1 ' -I I ' . VV v in ' , . . ij. Nlifywfa In A Gigi and Randy have finally found true love. I think this school should have more than one restroom. Patricia L. Siran -Water balloons, Co-ed P.E. with Parvin. Bugg and Hendricks, Now I know what teachers do with their afternoon! Thanks to the teachers who made me use my head, Scott, Reed, Beck, Scarpino, I'm out! Kevin I. Slattum Steven R. Smart Deborah M. Smith Evelyn M. Smith james A. Smith IOl'lrI William Smith - One life, A little gleam of time between two eternities, no second chance for us forever moe -Remember- Great geniuses have the shortest biographies. - Peggy Lou Smith-Honor roll, C.S.F., P.H.Q. of lob's Daughters. Remember that there's always room at the top! And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand. Traci Ellen Smitlle - Space Construction boots and rubber toe tennis shoes forever! Thanks for everything Mar- cine. Yu ar a grate inglush teechur. Surprisingly enough, I think l'll miss this place. It wasn't that bad. George Sniffen jessica A. Snyder Seniors 189

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