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

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The Student Association is the main out- let for organized social activity of the campus. The officers are elected at large from the student body twice a year, for a term of one semester. These officers help plan such activities as the annual school picnic, the campaign - which this year was devoted to the raising of funds for a new school bus, and parties and banquets. The association not only provides social activity for the students, but also trains them for positions of responsibility now and after graduation. SA sponsors variety of student activities DISNEYLAND trip is the 3rd prize award in the bus campaign. Donna Nelson, Marilyn Stoops and Marilyn Banik enioy a visit with Mickey Mouse in Adventure land. Charlie Delay and Kathy Boldman try their balance skills during an event at an SA Party. Donna Nelson, Marilyn Banik, and Marilyn Stoops have a thrilling ride on the MATTERHORN at Disneyland L .il l

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SECOND SEMESTER SA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS are Itirst rowl President George Ching, Social Vice-President Carolyn Curtis, General Vice-President Cathy Conrad, and Religious Vice President John Robertson: Isec- ond rowl Secretary Suzy Jensen, Jim Conrad, Judy Wyman, Susie Halstead, Tucker Hicker- son, Parliamentarian Jolynn Haas, and Ser- geant-at-Arms Don Schmitt, tthird rowl Spon- sors Mr. Crew and Miss Reese, Pianist Anita Lyman, Publicity Secretary Allen Munson, Treasurer Kathy Boldman, and Janet Farley. President, John Eagan, encourages discussion of plans for the SA bus campaign. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS are Ifront rowl Willard Osmunson, Fred Lowe, Candi Young, Social Vice- President Lonna Crane, Janet Farley, lsecond rowl Religious Vice-President Roland Holstead, Treasurer Kathy Boldman, Pianist Anita Lyman, Shirley Dupper, Chip French, Sergeant-at-Arms John Robertson, Sponsors Mr. Crew and Miss Reese, Myrna Wiser, Donna Nelson, Secretary Cathy Conradg Knot shownl Parliamentarian Don Gregory. Those who are qualified to go on an all- expense-paid, three-day SAN FRANCISCO TRIP agree that it was well worth the time and work they spent raising S150 for the new school bus. Packing for the trip are sponsor Mr. Crew, Fred Lowe, Janet Farley, Kathy Farley, Sharon Nix, Inger Michalsen, Peggy Womack, Kathy Freeman, Sponsor Miss Reese, and Harley Freeman. Not shown are Darwin Rembolclt, Albert Lowe and Jeanie Prehn.

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The breathless spectators sigh audibly as Tim Rapp, iunior, clears the bar in the HIGH JUMP competition. A pi ni brings Junior victor . Vigorous training and much practice pre- cede the day of the annual SA picnic. Competition among classes in such events as the mile run, shot put, high iump, baseball throw, 100-yard dash, and var- ious runs and other events brings points to the first, second, and third-place win- ners of each event. Points are tallied at the end of the day and the winning class is awarded the SA trophy. Mary Montgomery, Martha Mantgom Having acquired large appetites after the ery, Donna Nelson, and Julie Cunning morning activities, the students are glad ton at the sound of the gun start th when LUNCH TlME comes. RELAY RACE.