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

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Mrs. Marta Teel, A.B. Associate Librarian Q Foreign Languages Miss linda Peirce, B.S. Associate Librarian . l . s Read 'n peak- to learn. The foreign language department is the proud possessor of one of the finest lab- oratories in an SDA academy. Included for Mrs. Teel's use are four tape recorders to amplify the dialogue, a proiector for illustrations, and a record player. For the students' use there are twelve individual recorders and earphones. By a flick of the switch the instructor can tune or tape either the class or individuals. The in- creased speed in learning has proved this investment well worthwhile. Joining the staff this year is Miss Peirce, from Mount Pizgah Academy, where she was librarian. Her able assistance assures students of a quiet place to study. The SPANISH ll CLASS learns dialogue by listening to a tape with the aid of the earphones which enable each individual to hear the word pronunciation and his repetition more clearly, S Q l- Ai A g 'gig , ' r 2- fi X '. . Q .1 o sl, . T' vi' -' All fm 0 ss, a 0 0+-.QQ 2- Q41 - .' 17' Sis : wr ., qs- df T 0 Q i r - X. . I fb, I I -: .f V L .J A . ss., A 1

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Plans for future expansion and policies are made by directors. During a regular business meeting, the NPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS plans the school budget, approves new proiects, and formulates the policies 'for the coming year. Farsighted and dedicated is this group of men who guide the future of their ever- growing, ever-progressing academy. Members of this year's board are lfront row, left to rightl H. A. Young, Doris Syme, W. H. Gosse, L. W. Roth, Cree Sandefur, J. F. Knipschild, and Emmett Jensen, lsecond rowl Ray James, J. A. Simonsen, A. G. Munson, James Hardin and E. M. Armbruster, lthird rowl D. T. Black, A. R. Hagen, L. R. Langworthy, and L. M. Shufelberger, lnot shownl Charles Keymer, W. O. Baldwin, R. R. Bietz, W. J. Blacker, and L. R. Rasmussen.

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7 'L . .ff ' fl , GY1 fl, , ,J l H. Bruce Wilcox, A.B. Lowell Hagele, A.M. LeRoy Crew, B.S. Assistant Principal Mathematics, Science Physical Education Chemistry, Physics World History Biology Science and math help out Mr. Hagele assists with an experiment while observant PHYSICAL SCIENCE students Junior Pena and Hugo Ruiz look on. ri -2- Ve , ci l. fl, , 11: ' , g Ulm, . 'P I XX if Lawrence Wolfe, A.B. Mathematics, Woodworking Technical Drawing T Showing undaunted courage, Pat Hogan holds the snake that Mr. Crew A 1 1 is explaining to Linda Darling and the other members of the BIOLOGY class. P' . F Zyl . 'i,, -.. ., 5 mnuniurn YI l .,,, J' : r f'Qi -N - 1 the ,V xx ' mf x ff , 1, fi , , t ---Li Mt 'Vin X A i t ' . xml' iff- ,Matwl - Y xy ith' , . 1. 1 4 ll , 1 .4 - - '? if K . 7 ' t .Ri '-rbi.-, , Xqlfpjl :J ., - LH