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

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More class 5 provide for careers of C A B A 3 D Rick Rogers and Richard Morda assist Mr. M. M. Pettibone. ELECTRONICS teacher, in demonstrating how cz trans- mitter operates.

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as old nes, prepare the future. t Ron Graybill, READING student, begins searching for word number three in a 4000-word crossword puzzle. N l 'fi' x J X -X ff--' - Af , Q 7 4 'Q?59if'f'-..f2 T 1- ' f l Zfff4f3Y.ffL?':11. , t ,!,,.w:- 522: 'ill ,-' .fs L ,? A K xg: -,xl 5' . 6555-111:--..f', .1.V L 1 5 jfjxxl fit'-1 N! 5 H I' '-,..x 1 f ' -5 , fs. ,i NW' s Ron Graybill, Marla Moore, Ralph Tor- res, and Iim Fisher are the first students to receive instruction in GREEK from Elder D. K. Griffith, Bible instructor. .Hr Since this ts the first year RUSSIAN has ' been taught at this school, Mr. lack Dassenko pronounces some common expressions used in Russia. To Earl, Dave, Penni, Iames, Carolyn, and Ioyce. it offers a definite challenge. L. t lu - ,1 A-1 A+ 4 1 nat- 'F 1 H 29

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Lilve-minute timing is one of the many' n the TYPING room. a strong background the future ears ff Along with all the fun and excitement of growing older and becoming the lower half of the upper classmen, comes the realization that they, the Iuniors, must someday choose a life- work. Classes like Bible, physical education, and geometry help in laying a firm foundation for any kind of a career. Those who consider going into electronics or something in the science field can learn quite a few helpful pointers in electronics and physics classes. Students planning to enter business, find that typing, shorthand, general business, and bookkeeping contain beneficial short-cuts and ideas for them. Future ministers enjoy Greek, as well as their other Bible classes. Aspring hornemakers, as well, have not been forgotten in NPA's curriculum. ' l-building services Kay-.Wuh1, Iudy ostelmcm. cmd Hugh Denton experience nder the direction of Mrs. H. B. Wilcox