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

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Wallace Lorenz Broomshop Manager Mrs. Ruby Lenz Food Service Direclor Om: Lenz, A.M. Don Hilliard, B.S. Grounds Maintenance ? x M, . -,F ' .i ,kia QS. 'H if 'v . gal!- i 1 , 4 , ,, r X' ,a i 3 ll, bw X . l lim 1 E ,iff if .d-,:: 6-l-N ' 7 'Ws 1 4 l l s lf' u ll if l l M, M. Pellibone A-, - Electronics, Wocdshop Joe Rapp Laundry Manager R. A. Bryne Earl Dupper Garage Dairy N' A 'M l K ,f Q y l

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office equipment ping, accounting. In addition to working in the administration building, stu- dents are employed in other types of offices on campus. Some help their dormitory deans with the receptionist, secretarial, and clerical iobs. Others assist the school nurse. Don Gregory, NURSE'S AIDE, assists Mrs. Mary Broadbeck, school nurse. X , 1, 1 1 'ee E I ll ,,,., n ., -s . W lt '11 Q ,X- s 4 L Ynmlii' NX. 1 'TY I , Ixuffr- V, I 1 lf ji , I 5, xi X i i . N in , Q , ti I 5 g s 1 up e V iv- - , -fs 1 W ' - s Q ' L J 'wx , - 'L'e x l l ' l gf - i' -we c - . M c f .Q ' , - I i . - J K f, 1 ' l . . ' ' ,M ll ' gl-gi gf i fe? L,: , ' , , - e lifv-sian M ,gi . r as--.sff-.5 's.,,ff2fc e+ 'L -f-at il fl-if 1 'f ' --hi ' . 1f1f.'5S y S'-,,.tJ'f 'Luk' . 1. so -A g:,,Vg.v'Lv,I .P 'fi 1 9 fl ?'1 ,J 5 Y-k Q1 ' ' ff. p, 'Vu ' Just two more weeks, FElLA5, says Vic Miller, who works for the dean. Anticipation is reflected an Ken DowsweII's and John Armenta's faces at the thought of the soon-coming weekend leave. Making sure the girls are in their rooms and that they are quiet aren't the only iobs of a MONITOR. Here Jodee Gregg tries to explain a point in history to Inger Michelson, a new student this year from Norway. l wiv? ,ef-

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Industries need effective leaders. The department heads shown on the opposite page represent the maior indus- tries on the campus. NPA students have the opportunity of defraying school ex- penses by working in one of the l7 campus work departments. Such work experience not only develops worth-while skills, but also builds self-confidence and a sense of responsibility. Bob Wolfe helps Mr. George Daughelee, MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT, with the brine tanker, while Mr. Don Hilliard directs Jerry Pilon in connecting the hose. fi 'A T5- i X fi ,X , li 'x ' -s41'r..:er.s im- 1 'ir I 'N Mr. Daughetee and David Ayhens alter the PLUMBING for a new drinking fountain in the hall ofthe ad building. Ken Dunaway and Ed Daughetee wait while Mr. Dale Clement, WOODSHOP FOREMAN, gets paint ready for spraying. ..- ' T l l Ill .fy- l ,A