Newbury Park High School - Pawprint Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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The effort put forth by those people behind the scenes is what keeps N.P.H.S. united. Their devotion to the school by fulfilling their many tasks is appreci- ated. From the librarian to the secretaries each staff member is an important part of the school's function. N.P.H.S. thanks all of them. 12-A Librarian Barbara Warkentien Cafeteria ladies: Top Row: Stella Brodski, Mary Ann johnson, Sue Shaw, Velma Ainsworth, Bea Tibbits, Mary Fuller, Shirley Schaeffer. Front Row: Geneva Lewis, Susan Walker, Bonnie Bondy, Sarah Allen, Ethel Cleis, Maria Martell. Nurse Frances McDermott Maintenance Crew: Rudy Torres, joe Viliarrial, 'Stan Herrick, Roger Reidy. ASB Secretary Ann Whitted NCE, CAFETERIA, I VALUABLE SERVICES 6 Faculty Secretary Ethel Ken- nedy Office Secretaries: Paula Gould, Martha Thomas, Kay Hodson, Rosemary Russell, Gladys Hyde, Verie Urpin, Martha Norton, Susan Alli- son, jerene Knoll, Linda Hayley, Gretchen Flagg. People 277

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Social Science: Always New and Changing The Social Science Department can never be trusted to be the same year after year. Each year there are more new and interesting classes being offered. An example of this was Con- temporary issues in Psychology, H new Advanced Psychology class dealing primarily with current counseling techniques. Another new addition is a new staff member, Mr. Washington Davis who is currently writing a book. Because of Mr. Uelman's efforts this year, some alternatives to 71th grade U,S. History will be offered next year. The new class will be broken down into quarter study units, allowing the student to pursue the part of American History that most interests him. rl Mr. Coffman caught in an off moment while preparing a class. 2 Mrs. Beck in her second period Psychology One Class. Unfortunately Mrs. Beck left the Newbury Park High staff after the first semester in order to be a counselor at Oxnard High. 3 Our resident Anthropologist, Ms. Heiken, during her second period Anthropology class. 4 Mr. Davis calls on a student during one of his Introduc- tion to Social Sciences classes. i 1 280 Department Spotlights l l t a saita ff f by ,QW ...VM .t?'1f1f:L: 353.1-Wa-'4-'4:.f ' mi- 'f f f 'lz fiiw? ,-'9g.,-js' 1 ' ' 14 SV ! ,. at , 1 IMAKHIS