Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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IEI I. I E 1: 1 1 T l ■I J. C. LETTERMEN ' S CLUB r The Junior College Lettermen ' s Club was start- ed during the school year of 1930-1931 for the pur- pose of establishing a closer contact among tho who participate in athletics in the Junior College. Some i if the lettermen have helped :: the dif- ferent games and have proved very helpful during the Junior Olympic Track meets. ht The Lettermen decided ' that they would not remain in the High School Lettermen ' s Club. The following officers were elected: Kenneth Bright, preisdent; Gould Taylor, Nice- President; Fritz Zapf, Secretary and Treasurer, and Kenneth Shannon, Sergeant- at-Arms. The club has not functioned as smoothly as was anticipated but there is no doubt that the Lettermen ' s Club of the Junior College will be one of the leading organizations in the school. Much credit for the club ' s activity must be given Coach McAllister, the faculty advisor. I ' nder his able leadership the club intends to carry out many duties which were heretofore left in the background due to lack of interest. Junior College Lettermen ' s Club 7 irst row. (i. Taylor. J. Martin, F. Rice, J. Guzman, A. Eddy, K. Shannon. hond row. V. Zap] . A. Petre. R. Perry. H. Mitchell. I). Perky. 84

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I El I. -I PI: 1 1 S l il HI-Y CLUB President.. .Frank Orr and Bernard McCormick Vice-Pres Leonard Fulbright Secretary I )on u Bi rum Treasurer Donald Petit The Ventura Junior College Hi Club is un- doubtedly the most active student organization on the campus this year, the boys meet every Wednes- day morning for breakfasl at 7 o ' clock in the Junior College cafeteria. The purpose of the Hi- Club is to create, Frank Orr maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The boys have as their motto Others. Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Schol- arships, and Clean Life are the standards upon which the club is established. In- formal discussions of important every day topics are held at the breakfast meetings. Girls ' Night and Mothers ' Night on May 1 and 6 respectively were two evening social affairs sponsored by the club. A Tri-County Older Boys ' Con- ference at Santa Barbara on March 14 and IS saw the Ventura Club well represented. M.-V First row: Coach E. McAllister, F. Fertig, W. Vincent, K. Peak, D. Pmh. II Mitchell, R. Connick, J. Sager, Mr. Dale 1. V Second row. B. Sharp, J. Egan, 11. Ormsby, L. Latta, V. Osbi . !.. Denison, S. Temple. Third row: E. Zander, B. McCormick, L. Fulbright, 1). Burum, R. Li M. Levey.

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I El 11 V 1: 1 1 171 ■I THE LETTERMEN ' S CLUB ()i special interest to all sporl enthusiasts i the ation of the High School Lettermen ' s Club foi 1930-31 under the supervisii in ol Coach Mathews. Tlic activities oi the club have been limited, our only real undertaking this year being thai ot ke in r Sid Do Rosa, injured athlete, supplied with let- ters and encouragement from those al home during his lengthy sta in a Los Angeles hospital. The pur- pose is mainly to gel the wearers ol the together. Dolph Low I President Officers for the ear: President, Dolph Lowe; Vice President, Sid De Rosa: Secretary-Treasurer, Clyde Woolley. Members are Richard Carlin. Elmer Beckett, Howard Reed. Juan Garcia, Charles Hall, Sid De Rosa. Adolphus Lowe, Harold Ormsby, Robert Steele, lean Arnett. Don Burum, Kenneth Nugent, Tom Heath. Tom Meilandt, Clyde Woolley, l.on Dennison, Norman Gallagher, Eddie Abbott and Vernon Kahrs. High School Lettermi n ' s Cli b First row. C. Hall, T. Heath. II. Reed, L. Denison, V. Kahrs, |. Garcia, V ( FALL olli K S cond row. C. Woolley, D. Buri m. H. Ormsby, P. Keith.