Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El 1 1 V 1: 1 1 171 ■s ™- 31 THE DRAMA CLASS The Dramatic Department was run on an entirely different plan this year. The twenty-five students in the class were the only ones eligible to try out for the High School plays. Under the leadership of Arthur C. Brady, the department had a very success- ful year. The first big production was A Successful Calamity. This initial perform- ance proved the cast ' s worth as entertainers. In the weeks to follow three short plays were given bearing the titles, The Trysting Place, Moonshiners, and Knives of Syria. A vaudeville skit entitled Foot and Foot was given at a service club. Just after the beginning of the Spring semester they started work on the second big play. This play. The Whispering Gallery, was one of the finest ever put on in Ventura. The students displayed professional ability. At the close of the school year the class is scheduled to give three more one act plays. They are, The Valiant, Backstage, and The Camberly Triangle. Dram Class Top row: Mr. Arthur Brady, J. Ratekin, J. dela Guerra, R. Stock. J. Df. Serpa, ( i. Stavros. Second row. V. Dickson, B. Hallowell, Z. Morss, G. Bachler, B. Stein, E. Zander, E. Nicholson. Third row: L, Kinney, D. Proctor, B. Young, B. Williams, Y. Neece, J. Water- man, I .. Berry.