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

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A school day starts for the girls at 6:00 when they are awakened by their buzzer. Then there's the mad dash to get ready in time for worship and then to breakfast. At 7:15 the first bell rings, and the Freshmen and Junior girls go to their classes and the Sopho- more and Seniors girls go their different places of work like the laundry, broomshop, cafeteria, reading assignments, or monitor- ing in the dorm. There is a break for lunch at 12:00 and then the Sophomore and Senior girls go to their classes, and the Freshmen and Junior girls go to work at 1:00. Classes are out for the day at 5:39 and everyone goes to dinner. Worship is at 6:30 where Miss Gwen gives an inspiring talk. Study period begins at 7:30 and comes to an end at 9:30. Lights go out at 10:00 after the necessary preparations are made. Teen - Toppers The Teen-Topper Club includes all girls 5 foot 8 inches and over. They went to Los Angeles to hear the Norman Luboif Choir. The members are: Kathy Farley, presidentg jean Powers fnot shownj, vice-president: Sharon Stevenson, secretary-treasurerg Mari- lyn Feldkampg Nancy Curran: Chris Bennetg Gail Scoggins. fNot shownj Yvonne Crites and Cathy Powers. 88 Hale Wahine Club 'S-M i Sorting and placing the room numbers on the mail is' the daily job of Miss G. Zimmerman, the girls' dean, and Mrs. R. Kaster, her associate. Teen-Topper

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K -, s fam 4 'x -- FWZ. The Boys' Club, hosting the Girls, Club, announces its officers by giving valentines to the Girls' Club officers on Valentine's Day. fu?-h-I jack Roberts, Victor Miller, and Dave Bryson de- pict a hilarious scene in a skit at the Valentine's Day party. Girls' and Boys' Clubs patronize a Girls' Club bake sale. The club makes money and the girls display their baking skills.

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