Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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j jr UDENT BODY ROBINSON BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Under the able leadership of its two presidents, Ulmont Robinson and Kenneth Bright, the As- sociated Student Body prospered and enjoyed what can be considered a very successful year As the Student Body was organized this year for the first time under the new constitution, the tasks of the commissioners were unusually dif- ferent ones. Financially, the year was also successful. Fin- ances were cared for by William Sharp, of the first semester board, and John Kelly, who was Finance Commissioner during the second term. The two Publications Commissioners were June Rosamond and Gertrude Corcoran. The Athletic Commissioners were Roger Burum and Art Lind- say. A special feature of the student government this year was the increased number of dances and parties sponsored by the Student Body. The social affairs were scattered throughout the year, after games and other occasions. These affairs were excellently attended in most in- stances. The two people largely responsible for the success of the year ' s social activities were Joan Moore and Nan Magaffin. The Student Body indeed owes a debt of grat- itude to the commissioners of the two semesters, who so ably carried on the difficult task of governing the Student Body. The commissioners were advised by Miss Addie Belle Long. MISS LONG LINDSAY MOORE MAGOFFIN H ] SHARP KELLY ROSAMOND CORCORAN Z: ' j 15

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STUDENT COURT W POOL The efficient functioning of tine Student Courts of both semesters has aided materially the maintaining of law and order in the student body. The court justices undoubtedly have some of the most difficult jobs of any thrust upon student officers. However, in trying cases brought before them, judges act quickly and wisely. In cooperation with the Student Control Com- mittee, the Student Court tried students for the following misdemeanors, all of which were pun- ishable by suspension: gambling, immorality, pro- fanity, frequenting public pool rooms, the use of tobacco on the school grounds, the use of nar- cotics and intoxicating liquors on the school grounds In all cases the rulings were strictly enforced Bill Aplin was appointed chief justice for the fall semester, and was aided by Vera Harrison and Don Burum, associated justices. Miss Isabel Brown and Rudolph Drewes were the faculty members of the court. Chief justice for the spring semester was Wil- lard Pool, Dorothy Farthing and Carl Dwire were appointed associate justices. Mrs. Annabelle Anderson and Rudolph Drewes were the faculty advisors. -MltJ -JK- 16