Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El ■Jl PCI 1 171 :■! ( rlRLs ' B VSKE1 B 1.1. Left to right: A. Hilford, K. Eckstein, Capt. M. Pospisil, 11. Cohn, I.. Con- xick, B. Rhed. BASEBALL Baseball was not as popular a sport with the girls this year as it has been in previous years. Not a sufficient number of girls turned out to make up the three teams necessary for inter-class competition. ( Iiri.s ' Baseball Firs row: J. Keeler, F. Carne, C. Peters, M. Stevenson, ). Taylor, Miss {Catherine Smith. S d row. : I ' .. Schuller, H. Cum., M.I i.( !rai i enreid, C. Zapi . Third row. V. Lang, W. Berg, E. Henry, C. Ficken. PI

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I. A 131:1 1ST A ■N ™- II I i i u- a Junior College Girls MAY DAY FESTIVAL The girls of the Physical Education department, under the direction of Miss Katherine Smith, entertained their friends with a demonstration at 80: Oo ' clock on the evening of May 1 in the open air theatre of the Junior College. The purpose of the entertainment was to demonstrate to the public what was being done in the Physical Education departments of the school. Over ISO girls took part in the entertainment. A very striking number on the program was the figure march by the Junior College girls, at the end of which the girls formed the letters V. J. C, and sang the Alma Mater. Another spectacular number was the presentation of a group of pyramids by High School girls dressed in brightly colored clown suits. The girls made a huge fan pyramid, a built-up pyramid, a tumble-down pyramid, and lastly, to the strains of ' ' East Side, est Side, a Merrv-go-round. VR MIDS 124

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I El I. 1 I? 1:1 1 17 31 PLAY DAYS Ventura girls attended three athletic play days this year, all of which proved successful. In November, girls gathered from Ventura, Santa Barbara, and Santa Maria counties to participate in the competitive games. Miss Katherine Smith took two basketball teams, one baseball, and one volley ball team, a stunt team, and two teams of doubles and one of singles in tennis. Ventura girls came out with manv points credited to them. At noon, a luncheon was served in the Santa Barbara stadium by the hostesses. The stunt teams were the cause of much amusement. The Santa Barbara State College girls gave a play day in March to which entura sent several teams. Several new sports were introduced into this meet and the girls enjoyed the change in activities. Stunt teams were featured in the delight- ful program presented before the luncheon. Ma)- brought the swimming season and a play day at Fillmore in which sev- eral hundred girls from Ventura, Oxnard, Fillmore, Santa Paula, Santa Barbara, and other schools met to test their athletic ability against one another on the Fillmore athletic fields. Teams were formed according to sports rather than ac- cording to schools. Basketball, baseball, stunt and tennis teams went from Ven- ura. The biggest treat of the day was at the close of the meet when the girls were invited to a swim in the beautiful Fillmore High School plunge. After much splashing and ducking the girls all agreed that the Fillmore play day was one cf the most enjoyable of the year. Senior Volley Ball Team Top row. H. Cline, 0. Taylor, C. Peters, M. McCall, Miss Katherine Smith. bottom row. V. Lang, W. Berc, Capt. M. DeGrai eenreid, E. Schuller, X. EST. 126