Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El I. -I V 1: 1 1 171 SI BOYS ' QUARTET Male quartets have always met with great favor, and the Junior College Boys ' Quartet, directed by Miss Addie Belle Long is no exception. The boys have winked on a number of rousing numbers, several of which were sung in assembly. It is an honor to be a member of the quartet. Those who made it this year are: Harry Carrothers -.First Tenor Leonard Fllbright Second Tenor Ted McL u ghlin .First Bass Alan Hinsdale Second Bass GIRLS ' SEXTETTE One of the interesting bits of work done by the sextette this year was The Nifty Shop, which was given with the assistance of several members of the girls ' glee club. This little operetta formed a part of the annual concert given by the Junior College, and wa s very well received. It was also presented for other schools in the county. The girls in the sextette are: [rginia Hearne and Mildred Reed, First Sopranos. Geneva Pool and Virginia Spaj ford. Second Sopranos. Grace Mossman and Dorothy Elwell. Altos. Miss Addie Belle Long directs the group. Girls ' Sextette V. Hearne, M. Reed, (J. Pool. G. Mossman, V. Spafford, D. Elwel...

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I El I. I V Vlll 171 - s il Tromboni Ensemble J. Run-. A. Harrison, R. Pulaski, R. Com-. SAXOPHONE AND TROMBONE ENSEMBLES Stimulating interest among band members who art- exceptional musicians with a particular kind of horn, George Wright, band director, conceived the idea of forming ensembles. Putting this idea into effect a saxophone quartet and a trombone quartet was organized. These ensembles appeared on various programs during the school year and played several numbers for the Annual Band Concert held the second semester. These same people have entertained the service clubs o the city at various luncheon meetings. Saxophone Ensemble H. Frank, R. lb vi . T. McLachlin, ( i. Trenholm.

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I El I. I P 1: 1 1 171 $1 THE COUNT AND THE CO-ED Thi year ' s operetta, The Count and the Co-ed by O ' Hara and Moi which was presented by the Junior College Glee Clubs was given to a lull hou and the entire production was characterized by a zeal and snap which elicil much favorable comment from the audience. Miss ddie Belle Long and those who assisted hei deserve a great deal of commendation for putting on such an excellent production. The story deals with the securing of an endowment fund for Maiden College. The comedian, masquerading as a count causes a greal deal of commotion. A happy ending results when he secures a gift of the necessary money from the real count and the favor of the professor, consequently the hand of his daughter. There is a decided feeling of satisfaction when the glee club leader wins the love of the charming Belle of the Campus. Following is the cast: Birdie Boggs. a freshman girl... - Betty Ward Amy Arnold, an efficient junior...... Virginia Spafford Dolly McSpadden, daughter of the College President Mildred Reed Miss Agatha Lockstep. house-mother at the girls ' dormitory... Grace Moss man Dr. Cicero McSpadden, President of Marden College i. n Hinsdale Principals I to right: D. Elwell, A. Hinsdale. (I. Mossman, . Spafford, C. Hall, M Reed, H. Moore. G. Pool, H. Carrothers, T. McLachlin, h ' .. Abbott, B Ward. m