Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Qi oard of Commissioners HE TWO boards of commissioners were especially active this year, The outstanding ac- complishments of these groups were the revival of the yearbook, LA REVISTA, the or- ganization of a booster's club with two hundred members, the revival of Big Week with its costume day and mud brawl, and the reorganization of the student government so that each student is placed on his honor, thus doing away with hall monitors. Also, Ventura junior college has reached a new high in its financial standing, and all social affairs were numerous and fairly well attended. The commissioners deserve much credit for their work in presenting such a varied and enjoyable program of school activities. Ufficers First Semester Position Second Semester Laubacher President Gallagher l-lammond Finance Peirano Linnett Publications Hall Cummings Activities Edwards Farquhar Athletics Morrison Carlisle Captain of Buccaneers Bartlett Pres. of Associated Women Students J' SQ- Q , 'A LIN . CUMMINGEUP FAROUHAR HAMMOND BARTLETT HALL EDWARDS MORRISON PEIRANO CARLISLE Mifvt' page thirteen

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IW' .if 1.514 rw. att '.':' K'7i'Hii.:' ' .I W5 K i 61- rm If i r',, I-'Q AKA W .n, if .1 .9 If vm ww' ,g I. , . was If J 42 M .i Ibm! xi 'IZL.II?1,! . t-in-et H if :, -v - aigg,-'1 -. .sl,,,.z: -'A-flgll 54' ir . . i WW,- Y' . A 4 Sr-fe :fmt 'fff3Q5r':vi 2-.. vs S-IZ fm lpaf' L.-jg tj- . A 'I 'lg '9iff?5::a'-. -.:,'Q9.,iii:'j' f '11 wrt' N251 I.:-.ig ies it I-is ffl' FRANK LAUBACHER EDWARD GALLAGHER PRESIDENTS A. S. B. Student Administration WANT TO Tl-IANK all members of the faculty and student body for their splendid co- l operation extended me this past year, Particularly do I want to thank my Board of Com- missioners for their wholehearted support. I am sincerely grateful that the opportunity was afforded me to play El small DBVI in VQVIVIVIQ the LA REVISTA and hope that it may in future years, bring back pleasant mem- ories ot days spent at junior college. FRANK LAUBACI-IER. WISI-I TO TAKE this opportunity to express my sincerest appreciation to the students and - faculty for their many kindnesses and support. It has been a real pleasure to have served them. ' My special commendations to those, whose untirlng efforts have made this revival of the LA REVIS- TA possible. EDWARD GALLAGI-IER page twelve

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1 . if ..,, ...,- Qi . i X , . 1 ,lifftgitilxldzg ' Q T?-,l j wwx-Q, f Jil, ft Q 'lily-x .i. , h it: wi, jr.: .j . J, rig K N4 XJ. 5641 1.1. :av A -'f'-if-fe iefqj nj , '-Q27 , -i., :xtql ii 2 i Qilfi Student ourt ONSPlCUOUS by its inactivity, the Student Court experienced a comparatively quiet year. No offenses of any kind were brought before it during the first se- mester. lts only activity was a series of lectures given to the eleventh grade students on how to behave and conduct themselves at junior college. This was told the new students at the first of the year and from then on the court remained dormant until after the mid-term Melection. The second semester court officers saw more activity than did their predecessors. Two cases were brought before them. In both cases the students were found guilty and reprimanded by the judicial WTA!-SSS body. The year as a whole, however, was very dull for the court mem- SHAW bers due to the improved conduct of the students. Any student of good standing, the principal, the vice principal, or the Board of Commissioners can . bring a case before the court. The case is tried by the judges, and if guilt is proven, the court has authority to decide the penalty. lt was originated to give the student body a voice in the judicial responsibilities of the school. The members of this year's student court for the first semester were: Gil Castro, chief justice, and Ed Gallagher and Ed Waters, associate justices. The second semester judges were: Ed Waters, chief justice, John Shaw and Wilbur Todd, associate justices. Although the court was not so prominent this year as it has been in the past, its members rendered the few necessary decisions quite satisfactorily. The reason for the scarcity of misdemeanors on the school grounds this year has been attributed to the lack of set rules, a new policy just adopted this year by the administration. W XI