Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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FIFTH ROW: FISHER, OSBUN. DENNISON. WILEMAN. HARRIS, CHAFFEE: FOURTH ROW: EDDY. NIDEFFER TUCKER, MORITZ, RICE, EGAN. ANLAUF, HENDRICKSON. LOWE. SCHUMACHER. SPIDELL. MR. DREWES THIRD ROW: MCCONICA. MRS, ANDERSON, MISS TOLAND, MISS HEITMAN, MRS. LAIDLAW, SCOLES, COONEY BOARD- MAN, COHN, MCFADDEN. RICHARDSON. RAINS: SECOND ROW WAID. KELLENBERGER. STOVER, WILEMAN ZAPF, LEWIS, ROSAMOND, GILBERTSON. CLARK, FRASER, SEXTON, CUNNINGHAM, ROBERSON: FIRST ROW- SALES, HILLER, RODRIGUEZ. C. TOBIN, MILLER, B, TOBIN, CASTRO. TOPPING. SMITH. HAIG. FIFTH ROW: GRAY. SAGER, MAULHART. GAERTNER. POOL. LANG, GREINER. AYERS: FOURTH ROW FAZIO. COX. WITMAN, DAVISON, MYERS. EWING. MR. ZSCHOKKE. MR SMITH; THIRD ROW: KER. TAKETA. FARIA, ARMSTRONG. MOORE, DIEDRICH, OBENCHAIN, DWIRE, NIDEFFER, SECOND ROW SHARP, CHAPMAN, DONLON, EDDY, LOWE. MURPHY. MAHON, SIELAND. HINSDALE, FARRAR: FIRST ROW MITCHELL, ARNEIL, DOUD, HARRIS, McGONIGLE, YEAROUT. MERCER. TODD. KAUDSE. PINE. HEARNE ■ ■■ A A. :i. .A. A. zi. .A. zi A. A. zvA. A. z A. z aJz: .A. .i ZL . 25

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GAERTNER THE THIRTEENTH CLASS Herbert Gaertner .... President Norris Ewing .... Vice-President Dorctliy Carter Secretary-Treasurer Herbert Gaertner guided the largest class in the school, the thirteens, through a rather un- eventful year. The class held but two meetings, one for the election of officers, and one for de- ciding on a photographer for the year book. Although the class did not have any group ac- tivities, individual members of the class con- tributed much time and effort toward making student affairs successful. The thirteen class is looking forward to b eing next year, as seniors, one of the most active classes in the school. FOURTH ROW: LEVY, LESEBERG, BURUM, KELLOGG. LAUPER. GARRISON, DUNNE. HAMMOND, FLETCHER- THIRD ROW: CARR. HAAS. COREY. LINDSAY, HAWTHORN E, HARRINGTON. HAYES. ARGABRITE, CHAPMAN: SECOND ROW- CUMMINGS, COLLA, FREEMAN. BLISS. GEORGE, RINEHART, BYERS, CAHILL, KNOUSE. FARTHING. CALL. CARNE. GREGG, DUVAL: FIRST ROW: JUAIRE, CONKLIN, BOZARTH, MOSSMAN, CRAMNER. NUTT. FERBER. BOOKER. CORCORAN, BOUNDS, CHAFFEE, FICKEN, BARR. BRAZIL. 25

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CARROTHERS 12th YEAR CLASS Harry Carrothers .... President Charles Hall .... Vice-President La Verne Ficken . Secretary-Treasurer Under the leadership of Harry Carrothers the twelves spent most of the year battling for their so-called rights . Due to the increased enroll- ment in the thirteenth and fourteenth year classes, the graduation activities of the twelves were limited to a great extent. Many stormy meetings were held during the year at which time the topic of class sweaters was discussed, the question being to be or not to be . The class finally decided to refrain from buying sweaters, which hitherto have served to distin- guish the twelves from the other campus groups. In taking this action the class of 1932 set an example for the classes to come. The graduation activities included a class day program on June 14, with which the class enter- tained the student body. The entertainment in- cluded a skit produced by members of the class. and some snappy musical numbers by the various musicians of the group. Harry Carrothers pre- sided as chairman. In addition to this program, the twelves assisted in the entertaining of the graduates of the various county high schools on County Day Baccalaureate exercises were held on Sunday, June 12, at the Junior High School auditorium, with most of the class members in attendance. Rev. Jenkins, of the Baptist Church, delivered the address, which was both entertain- ing and inspirational. The Junior-Senior Banquet and dance of former years was not held this year, but the twelves were honor guests with the fourteens at the Spring Formal, which was held on June 1 1, at the Masonic Temple. Many of the most active members of the stu- dent body were members of the twelfth year class, and throughout the year the class was well represented in all fields of school activity. r . ' S7: 27