Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El I. A E 1:1 1 1 1 ■Z ■s ■- I President M. L. Brazil BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members of the Ventura Junior College wish to express their appreciation for the thoughtfulness and generosity of the Board of Trustees. This group has worked hard and faithfully for the betterment of our institution. Through them we have been supplied with a new campus and a modern, well-equipped building, the appearance of which is greatly enhanced by the surrounding grounds. The trustees have just as great plans for the future. This summer, a new shop building will be constructed, containing additional class rooms, science laboratory, and a temporary assembly hall, as well as the two shops. Two gymnasiums and an athletic stadium for next year, and an auditorium the third year, complete the building plans. We also appreciate their liberality in making provisions for new courses and new departments, in order to make our Junior College attractive to the graduates of neighboring high schools. The program has been greatly improved and even greater things are expected in the future. C. A. Cole I. H. Hinsdale Mrs. F. Mercer Mrs. A. L. Moore H. F. Orr J. A. DeSerpa

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I El ■- I EFI ISTA ■I ADMINISTRATION

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I El I. I E 1:1 1 171 I ■I Superintendent E. L. Van Dellen ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS Much credit is due our administration officers for the growth and development of the school program. They are chiefly concerned with the building up of the personnel of the Junior College. They have instituted new ideas and new plans for coordination among the various departments, so that the work of each will be more effective and unified. I nder the leadership of the administrative officers, great advancement has been made in student government. The students gradually have derived more interest and responsibility in governing themselves and have obtained many benefits from the system of student self-government. Another phase of work taken care of by this group is the planning of the courses of study. A more complete system of guidance is steadily being improved to enable the students to choose which course and which occupation they are best fitted for. Also, they are encouraging the practice of the school finding positions for students. We extend our thanks for these and many other improvements. Addie Belle Long Dea n Amos E. Clark Print ipal ' KiHiHHK E. FOSTEI Dean