Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El I. I PI: 1 1 171 il BUCCANEERS ' CLUB Climaxing a yeai packet! lull ol activity ami accomplishment, the Buccaneers ' Club, boys ganization in the Ventura Junior College, entertain ed (heir fathers ai an annual Father ami Sun ban- quet, held in the early pari ol May. The Buccaneers ecu i to have gained i he reputation thai il you want a thing well dune, let the Buccaneers do it. Every event undertaken this year turned nut to the entire satisfaction of all. No small measure ol this success was due tn the cabinet headed by Captain Tom Heath, and Mr. Rudolph Drewes, advisor. Tommy Hi i n Captain The Buccaneers were the instigators ol the idea ol having a room luted up for boys only — a place where they could meet for a social chat and lounge foi a lew minutes. Man}- ol the club members have donated propei equipment and decorations tor the room until it resembles a boys ' museum, symbolic ol all kinds of school pep and loyalty. During the football season, the Buccaneers ' Club furnished a traffic squad, grandstand ushers, and .for a time, program sellers. Officers ot the club arc Tommy Heath. Captain: Kenneth Shannon, first Mate: Kenneth Nugent, Quartermaster: and Mr. Rudolph Drewes. Pilot. l!l CCANEERS ' Cl.l B CABINET First row. B. Daly, C. Woolley, K. Bright, R. Perry, R. Steele, R. Connick. Second row: P. Keith, . Hendrickson, B. I. owl. I). Lowe, R. Leseberg. Third row. 15. McCormick, K. Nugent, T. Heath, K. Shannon, Mr. Rt Drewes.

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I El 1 1 PI: 1 1 171 m LrciLi.E Simmons President GIRLS ' LEAGUE The success of the Girls ' League school year under the able leadership of Lucille Simmons was largely due to the wealth of new ideas introduced. Depression Day Dance ' ' and Backwards Dance illustrate this statement. A monthly tea stimulated interest in the or- ganization and furthered acquaintances among its members. Uniforms were voted out, but the good judgment of the girls was relied upon to restrict themselves to logical school clothes. The year ' s activities reached their zenith at the animal Mother and Daughter Banquet, when approximately 300 mothers and girls convened to dine and witness an enjoyable program. The room that is used for social events of the Girls ' League is a special fea- ture of the Junior College building. It is a large reception room furnished like a modern parlor in a private home. Here the girls may spend a quiet and restful period at the noon hour. -Miss Addie Belle Long, dean of girls, sponsors this organization and gives the girls helpful advice. Girls ' League Cabinet ' ' • row. . Spafford, F. Vaudoit, B. Sorem. J. Moore, . Faria. F. Carne, J. McDermott, Z. Smith, X. Pine. Second r ;r: I. Warner, L. McKinnon, Y. Chamberlin, M. Denison, D. El- well, L. Mills, V. Stover, M. DeGrai i enrlid. Third m:c: J. Rosamond, J. Waterman, V. McDonald, V. Lang. L. Simmons. M. Reed, E. Blair, W. Maloney. M. Boley. urth row. E. L. Sexton, R. Barr, A. Marengo, R. Ferber, L. Ficken, J. Barr- ier, B. Ward, G. Pool, M. Cook.

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I El I. -I El: 1 1 T« ■n. ■- II Orvilla Taylor President W. A. A. WOmen ' s Athletic Association is gaining a prominent place in the Physical Education Depart- ment. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Kath- erine Smith, the Women ' s Physical Education Di- rector, the Association is taking on new life. The women took an overnight trip to Matilija. This was only the beginning of such trips, as they took many others. On March 17, the W. A. A. gave a St. Patrick ' s luncheon, which is enough to prove that the Association is coming into its own. The W. A. A. has used practically the same constitution as in former years except for a slight variation in the point system. The point system has enabled over twenty girls to receive their small which is an award for attaining 600 points, the points having been w on in various sports. The greatest event of the year comes at the beginning of June when those girls who have made 1.000 points receive the large Vs. These Y ' s will be presented at a banquet which only members attaining 1,000 points may attend. The crowning venture will be the presentation of a gold W. A. A. pin to the best all-round sport for the season. This banquet is to be an annual affair. Women ' s Athletic Association Top row. J. Poulsen, B. Sorem, F. Eaton Wright, E. Hewston. Second row: V. Lang, O. Taylor, V. Harrison, F. Carnl, L. McKinnon, D. Adams, C. Peters. Third row. Miss Katherine Smith, D. Proctor, W. Berg, E. Stover. . Colla, A. Clezie, C. Peters. Fourth row. M. McCai.l. M. DeGraffenreid, H. Cohn, K. Eckstein, E. Henry, . Keeler.