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

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I I I -,114 L. W. Roth, A.M. Principal Przncgbal and Supervising the school's scholastic pro- gram with its three hundred students and twenty-eight teachers is a big job in itself, but NPA's principal is concerned with li- nance, discipline, and three major indus- tries. He is also responsible for the physi- cal plant, teacher housing, and acreage. For this reason our principal is often the first one on the campus in the morning and the last one to leave at night. How- ever, he is never too busy to wave a cheery greeting or to take time for student and staff problems. E I, i 'Vi . 5 L Left: Principal Roth is always willing to lend a helping hand in every school X activity. In this picture he and Sam Zendner are wiring bells for the Christmas party. Above: Conference president C. C. Sandefur, A. W. Hamra, and L W Roth discuss school problems in one of their frequent meetings.

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Boardpromote N. P. A. In the establishment of any institution, there must be courageous individuals who are willing to sac- rifice both time and energy for the sake of the enterprise. NPA's board has demonstrated over and over that it believes in Christian education and especially in Newbury Park Academy. Since its inception in 1948, NPA has had a history of continuous progress and expansion. Neverthe- less, members of the board indicate that plans for the immediate future are far more dramatic than anything witnessed to date. The many students, teachers, and friends who have learned to appreciate Newbury Park Academy are grateful for the interest, the guidance, and the vision of the Board of Trustees. Seated Mr L W. Roth, Mr. A. W. Hamra, Elder A. G. Munson, Elder C C Sandefur Dr E S Chace Miss D. Syme. Standing: Elder W. Rea, Mr. E. jensen, Elder L R Lang worthy Elder G R. James, Elder M. jones, Elder P. McFeeters, Elder D Olsen D D J Dasenport Elder A. R. Hagen, Elder H. A. Young.