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

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Being aware of the tremendous influence exerted by association, the Board and staff of NPA promote the highest level of Christian development by maintaining an environment which is conducive to religious instruction through dedicated teachers and student associates with high ideals. NPA teen-agers look to Bible X -x 1 tl iii As Mr. Broadbeck posts various current events on the bulletin board, Dennis Blom- berg, Richard Allep, and Susie Spindle be- come absorbed in today's climaxing events during AMERICAN HISTORY class.

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Languages are no more than the keys of science. He who despises one, slights the other. Mr. Unterseher provides the necessary background in basic grammar, composition, and literature while Mrs. Roth increases skill, enioyment, and under- standing in dynamic reading and develop- mental reading classes. . , f A 'ei l' 3 .4-1. .Sv QQT..-9ffs f 7 we-. :ff z'j1,'t. 1--ee sc' Mrs. Lucile Roth, A.M. , Speech, Reading, Journalism Calvin Unterseher, A.M. English, Journalism Write, read, speak, listen better. Its importance is being realized READING students are Bob Christianson, Gladys Sepulveda, Jean Flores, and Max Ragsdale. Patriotism is an important aspect of American Literature. by ENGLISH lll students taught by C. G. Unlerseher. 41 RE!

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5 lrwi. w,t,'-an Y N - 1 ' -2-'tw-4-v---R' -M A - with , ,ix NEW TESTAMENT gludenfg Judy Wyman and Dennig Biggeger trace the The iUni0I'S et1iOy their BIBLE DOCTRINES class taught by MF. Charles Teei. iourneyg of Paul on Q Ig,-ge mqp while Mr, Broqdbeck ghegkg their Taking notes during class discussions is very important to Them. progress. instructors for understanding. ' 2' lf! Some of the ANCIENT HEBREW HISTORY stu- dents, taught by Mr. Dale Rhodes, are getting help understanding unfamiiicr Bible texts. . -x 2- ? '.Y'l,'l lt'-INV..- Fi ft'?f?f'fe -swly , ., 11' e.,,w sq . , QT.