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

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0 All right, the next SKATE will be trio skate, men's choice, is the call heard over the public address system in the gym. Immediately every quick-thinking male grabs cr friend and heads to the opposite side oi the floor to iind cr partner to complete the trio. This pleasant relaxation is enioyed on wheels every Monday and Saturday night as a welcome change after study and work. most successful ccampcaiqn. 'Will our sponsors never come? o be the question of this happy hose destination is San Francisco. ho are qualified to go on this ense-paid. three-day trip agree seems group Those all-ex- that it as worth all the work and time they pent getting contributions ior the recrea- tion center to be constructed near the ymnasium. The students who are eligible re Karyl Iones, Cynthia Cookson. Ian ooper, Ianie Schrlllo, Iames Brimer, Dar- Eene Grunke and five other eager CAM- AIGNERS, not shown, who are still busy acking! f x 6 ,, 'tl z 'WZ rf-fff V' rw 1 1-' r- 'aihmuaihhiw J :na-uaizx 7gz.i'.1.' sn' .tk:Qt?aa QIEE' -.'-n-frte-es-.:.1:.e:1: rw I-n 11, ..' :::J s -

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Second semester SA REPRESENTA- TIVES take time out oi their busy schedules to have a picture snapped. They are fback :owl D. Pettibone, D. Cooper. B. Leo, M. Strahan, Mr. A. G. Tappen. N. Minear. R. Willeford: fsecond rowl B. Thompson. P. Morris. I. Risinger. D. Spindle, D. Grunke. C. Stewart: fforeqroundl Mr. L. Wolfe: Knot shownl L. Morikone, D. Griffith. and D. Lowe. ! Students qctirt rewards throuq w, ,. The first semester SA officers complet a successful campaign, and the seco semester SA OFFICERS are proud carry on from where the others stoppe In front of the gym the second semest SA president takes pleasure in official breaking the ground for the new recre tion center. The officers are Nancy Mi ear, secretary: Bette Thompson. vic president: Lincoln Morikone. presiden Paul Lowe. chorister: Ianet Risinge treasurer: Ray Willeford, sergeant- arms: and Mary Strahan. pianist. -5 .' -.'.'. I 5' - . -, 4. '. .-.5 1, .' -K. v . ,'. . Q , -.4 ---3 Q , 4' 0.2:- ' . ' Q01 I 0 '- ' J' I-2-5:1 1-:Zz-.2 -'-'cl-I-'.' 9 A J

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'. ,L, X 4 - I Q r'l,l.,4:' -I Sb' lr 569.1-3 ' Y.--.1 M , f , I, :irq A 9 D N4 Charmee Fellows, Sandy Kupper. Doyne Allen, Gale Bradford, and Karren Chilton add to the Christmas atmosphere of the GIRLS' OPEN HOUSE. Residents oi both sides of the campus take part in the social activities of the school. Since officers chosen for clubs take their jobs seriously, original ideas soon develop. Girls' club has open house, Christmas by the fire- side, and worship at the bowl. Boys' club has an Ori- ental banquet, a starlight walk, and entertainment by the Globe Trotters. 58 Dormltoru club dinner, as well a Charlene Vanden and Millie Duge give a last-minute check to Frosty before qoinq to the cafeteria for the SEMI- BANQUET. At the other end oi the hall. while touring the girls' dorm, quests see a toboggan gliding down a snow-cov- ered slope. Idsei . it-mt err? SLM?