Newbury Park Academy - Yucca Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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J . rf 'fl EG l -F ' n Strcmqe how thmq 7 ..,.,f- D Y the space of just 'C s iv li-lil l Q 'ZA 'mug V i if nr-'L T - To some FRESHMEN. Principal L. W. Roth may give the impression of being cr smcxll giant. n W1 rf' 21 rf By the time students are SOPHO- MORES, they have decided that he may not be such cz stern fellow cxiter all. I I As another year brings IUNIORS necxrer to graduation. they become better acquainted with their principal and friend. 6

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Fi :an change in 'our qears. Reflections about NPI-Vs twelve years of operation focus sharply upon the consecrated far-seeing BOARD OF TRUSTEES whose direction helps determine the rate of momen- tum-gaining progress. Members are ltront rowl Mr. F. F. Dupper, Elder Harold Maddox Elder Cree Sandefur. Elder Ellsworth Reile, Elder I. Alfred Simonson, Elder Iames Hardin: - lback rowl Elder I. F. Knipschild. Mr. Harry Schrillo. Elder A. G. Munson, Mr. L. W. Roth, Elder Dennis T. Black, and Mr. W. H. Gosse: lnot shownl Elder I. B. Chrispens, Mr. Emmett Iensen. Elder Dave Olsen. and Elder L. R. Rasmussen. Almost the first one up on the campus each morning and often the last one to retire at night, Principal L. W. Roth does a man-sized job at Newbury. Although the responsibilities he carrles as principal and business manager are 1 heavy, he is always ready with a cheery smile, a Word oi encouragement, or a pat on the back. Yes, Mr. Roth, impartial and congenial, is a friend to everyone. When students reach their senior year, things look so different. Often SENIORS wonder what made them so fearful iour years ago. My. how viewpoints change! 7 1 1