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

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S 1 . On election night the girls' club sponsors an ELECTION PARTY for all ol the girls. Watching the election returns on television, eating refreshments, and enioying a break in the routine activities are enioyed by everyone. V. l , I l l l , I l ,K , ,, W ' in 41: F l ,ai 1 Q A ,l A ' L' 1 A 1 Mrs. Rose Kaster Miss Gwen Zimmerman, A, B. Ass't. Dean of Girls Dean of Girls ILIHE . I ,-f I Playing this is a very solemn occa- sion is a favorite PASTIME for girls in the dorm. Saturday night brings a GET-TO- GETHER in the senior hall of the dorm. One guitar and several dozen voices blend together in folk singing.

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The faces of Susie Aitchison, Chuck Buller, Ernie Fen- derson, and Carolyn Curtis appear satisfied as they look into a carefully prepared room during BOYS' OPEN HOUSE. Dorm life at Newbury Park Academy represents the ideals of Christian fellowship. The many experiences, happy or sad, shared through living together help to form a more mature character which is the foundation for adult life. The dormitories are filled with many ioyful sounds of happy students, sharing the fun ofa slumber party, pillow fight, or iust talking to one another. Altogether dormitory life is a never- to-be-forgotton experience shared by all who live in this home-away- from-home. ,,.- 'TU Ji I Mr. Arthur G. Tappan, A. B. Dean of Boys Dorm life - friends, fun, and foll l tr if - Dave Ayhens is undaunted by the 200 pounds he is holding over his head as Dennis Folks and Bob Christiansen spot him.

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The FIRST SEMESTER GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS dem- onstrate their musical talent while relaxing on the front lawn. From left to right are Marilyn Stoops, treasurer, Julie Cunnington, charisteyr, Candi Young, president, Karen Duge, pianist, Jan Artress, vice-president, Teresa Eaves, parliamen- tarian, Cherise Baker, secretary, and Peggy Womack, chaplain. FIRST SEMESTER BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS: Allen Munson, vice-president, Keith Odell, pastor, Fred Lowe, reporter, Don Downey, sgt.-at-arms, Chip French, chorister, Albert Lowe, sec.-treasurer, and John Robertson, president, make plans for future club activities. Dorm clubs staffed b live-wire . Clad in Hale Wahine sweatshirts the SECOND SEMESTER HALE WAHINE OFFICERS-Suzie Rob- inson, parliamentarian, Diane Allred, treasurer, Vernelle Berthelson, secretary, Jolynn Haas, pastor, Anita Lyman, president, Donna Nelson, vice-president, Susie Spindle, pianist, and Sandy Wolff, chorister-enioy an ice cream feast in the cafeteria. id SECOND SEMESTER BETA DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS have their first meeting to organize for their new duties. The officers are Steve Calkins, chorister, Glenn Odell, sgt.-at-arms, Ted Calkins, pastor, Ken Dowswell, sec.-treas., 'mrlyn Retzer, vice-president, and Allan Munson, president.