Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I. A E 1: 1 1 171 SI Wayne McDonald Business Manager Xorris Ewing Editor Booster number for advertising the Junior College in the various schools of the county. During the course of the year the class was benefitted by many interesting talks, from various journalists in and out of the city on the subject of editorial work and the business end of putting out a newspaper. The most outstanding visitor was Marc Goodnow, head of the journalism department at the University of Southern California. Xine members of the staff won membership in Quill and Scroll, National Honorary Society for High School Journalists, and two members. Frank Orr, second semester editor, and Phoena Everly, business manager, were elected to Kappa Tau Beta, Honorary Fraternity for editors and business managers. Main- members of the Pirate Press staff worked on the La Revista. The class besides getting out the Junior College paper edited a page of school pub- licity in two city papers each week. Pirate Press Stai i .First row. I.. Patmore Barrows, E. Nicholson. N. Pine, W. Hendrickson, L. ockv ELL. ind row. K. Garrison, F. Vai doit, P. Keith, S. Clark. F. Deutsch. 76

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I El I. -I PI: 1 1 171 A Fred Fertig Pi ■ aphy Director Emrich Nicholson Art Diret tor Early in the year the staff held a breakfast in the cafeteria, at which time plans were discussed and the various branches oi work outlined. Soon alter spring vacation, the staff held a pot-luck supper to discuss further the work on the book. A big picnic, this spring, climaxed social affairs. Tin. Si i 1 The staff which is responsible for the 1931 La Revista is: Juanita L owry, Editor; Erwin Zander, Assistant Editor; Bill Sharp, Business Manager; George Hewston, Assistant Business Manager; Alan Hinsdale, Circulation M inager; Fred Fertig, Photograph} ' Director; Scott Temple. Assistant Photography Director; Emrich Nicholson. Art Editor: Paul Keith. Sports Editor; Norris Ewing, Don Burum, I ' lmont Robinson. Boys ' Sports; Ruth Jordan, Girls ' Sports: Wilma Chamberlin, Features; June Rosamond. Literature; Jessie McDermott, Snap Editor; Faye Scott. Calendar; Harry Moore. Humor; Elma McReynolds, Musi : Claire George, Societ) : Shirley Clark, Senior Editor; Margaret Gould, Leta Bar- rows, Proof Readers: Ethelyn and Evelyn Cannon, Typists. row. I ». Burum, S. Clark, E. McReynolds, C. George, E. Cannon, S Temple. s ' d row: W. Chamberlin, E. Cannon, 11. Moore, l. Robinson, M. Goi i I . Ros MoM .

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I El ■J! £1:1 1 171 HI Phoena I ' .veri.y Business Manager Frank Orr Editor PIRATE PRESS The Pirate Press. Junior College, six column, four page newspaper, came into being several months after school started as this name grew from the former name of the official publication, the Megaphone. Students in Journalism, feeling that this name of The Megaphone was not exactly fitting tor the school in the new 6-4-4 plan, instigated the name Pirate Press and it met with hearty approval by the student body. uiris Ewing as editor started the Pirate Press on its way to recognition by winning first place in editorials at the State Junior College Press Contest held in Pasadena. With the support of the entire staff several special editions were edited for Hallowe ' en, Christmas, April Fool, and a special eight page Colle Tup row. H. Moore, . Sharp, A. Hinsdale, I ' . Bt ri m. F. Gorden. Bottom row. R. Jordan, . I)i nning, P. Zander, I . Rosamond, F. So i i