De Anza Middle School - La Ventura de Anza Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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7 i v +15 f i F Most Successful Food Drive In November, when we had the food drive, we collected 3206.25 and 936 cans of food, all to provide De Anza's most successful food drive. The people who worked that week collecting three cans of food or 5093 were: Jeanette Young, Cathy Cross, Diana Thomas, Nancy Sage, Renee Hulsey, and Rene Waites. The food drive was run by our student body vice president, Larry Romero, and commissioner of service, Shelly Moore. They were helped by Mr. White, Mrs. Tan, and Mrs. Smith. Mr. Branham took the two pictures on this page and ran the projector for the movie. The student body had an election of what 16mm movie they would like to see for the students who brought three cans of food or 506, the results were overwhelmingly for P1anet of the Apes. All of the people who had tickets went to see the movie on Friday, November 17th. There were two lines all the way out to the tree. After the movie started, 6th and 7th period, most everybody had a good time. There were three reels altogether. Some of the students only got to watch two of them because of bussing. The movie ended at about 3:30 P.M. In addition to what the students brought, the P.T.A. provided turkeys and the teachers brought fresh fruit and vege- tables. Mr. Guthrie said we would prob- ably be providing more baskets than ever . The picture to the right is Robert Ter- razes paying 50d for a ticket, and the picture below are people waiting in line. ,av

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Does this look like Telecommunications to you? Well it is. Taking pictures of body parts was only one ofthe strange as- signments given to the class. Telecommunications, Something New This year DeAnZa became the second Junior High School in the Ventura district to start a Telecommunication class. In this class, they learned how to use a camerag also, how to develop negatives and print pictures. In the second semester they learned how to use video tape. The Student Council spent over Sl ,050.00 to buy the Video Tape Recorder and the T.V. camera. After they learned this they made commercials, They taped the drama class, assemblies, and any other school activities. Mr. Branham , the teacher ofthe class, says, It's a dream come true! He has been trying for years to get a T.V. class here at DeAnza. 'S 5s is 1. -- 951 ' in. 1 4, , '1-.- ft-W' W , ff' . ! H s 5 sg, fa., .., L