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

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Trombone trio, Terry Lukens. Ken Dunaway, and ' x Gary Hannah enrich a vespers with their special music. ,I I . , l A 1:3425 A X-ragga 5 yi'-,L-r V s P H 'lff ,I-, ' , I L Band members are Cfront rowj A. Lowe, M. Stoops, J. Monson, S. Hansen, R. Schaffner. K. Farley, C, Unterseher, S. Nelson J. Rosenquist, J. Rains, J. Artress, S. Calkins, S. Banik, D. Rem- boldt, Csecond rowj S. Markle, M. Levy, J. Craig, S. Patch N. Curran, K. Downey, C. Johnson, J. Roberts, J. Owens P. Gullett, D. stinef, M. Feldkamp, D. Nelson, D. spohnj F. Lowe, fthird rowj D. Allen, P. Templin, S. Blomberg, S in Za.. lil, .. Z Bruce, Lora Craig, C. Powers, C. Wear, V. Miller, B. Sorenson T. Lukens, K. Dunawav, Cfourth rowj J, Nelson, S. Stearns R. Grant, J. Ritacca, D. Leeclham. V. Sabo, K. Blakely, J Ruckle, R, Michaels, P. Laprise, J. Reaves, C. Osborne, M Clouse, J. Conrad, G. Hannah, D. Miller. ffifth rowj C. French R. Trubey, L. Shaner, R. Subriar, H. Freeman, B. Osmunson D. Russell, Lois Craig, and J. Goad. Bemez' and ensemble N405 9

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Y Patrea Gullett concentrates on her lesson given by Mrs. M. Wolfe, piano and organ teacher. Students of NPA take pride in their music program by wholeheartedly supporting the music department, which provides the special music for all Sabbath services, for seminar trips, and for the many varied activities of the school program. Band and choir trips present musical programs in surrounding churches and schools. These trips give students the rewarding experience of present- ing the word of God in song and music. This year, many new additions have been made. These include two new pianos, two new Conn tubas, a new percussion section, and a new choir robe closet. These are just some of the ways in which the music depart- ment is expanding. Musical highlights of the year are the Christmas choir program, and the three band concerts. Also band mem- bers, piano students, and choir members participate in a music festival which combines the choirs, the bands, and the piano ensembles of some of the Southern Cali- fornia academies and presents a stirring program. The music department's many activities round out the school's curriculum affording the students valuable ex- perience, and leaving many pleasant memories of NPA. Keyboard Club members develop excellent backgrounds in fine dentg Sherry Banik, vice-presidentg Donna Rich, secretaryg arts by attending various concerts sponsored bv the Community Esther Alviclres, treasurer, and Tucker Hickerson, sergeant-an Concert Series Association. Its oflicers are Harlen Miller, presi- arms, and Mrs. M. Wolfe, sponsor. -'-'-lil L. 4.221 -4 73

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2 -of W resent PA I A Woodwind duet Darwin Remboldt and Albert Lowe present The Three Seasons for the annual talent festival. Each Sabbath morning, band members volunteer to play in the Sabbath School band which enlivens the song service. Pictured here are Cfront rowj Ron Grant, john Ritacca, Steve Calkins, Sherry Banik, Rita Schaffner, Nancy Curran, Charles Wear, Darwin Rem- boldt, Albert Lowe, Fred Lowe, john Owens, Cback rowj Bill Osmunson, and Ken Dunaway. ME? an I ,K V