Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Class of '36 ' WIGNALL, REX WILEY PRE-AGRICULTU E, PL P ROLL '35, I:-I CLIAss PRIQSIG-RAIIITHOLOGY' HONOR ' ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE WHITE, VERNON VAUGHN PRE-AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE MANAGER TRACK TEAM, DRAMA WITTMAN, HENRIETTA J. LIBERAL, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, VV.A.A-. ARCHERY CLUB, SPORTS, PLAY DAY DONAL HARRY WILLARD. ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TENNIS, COMMITTEES YOUNG. ALBERT GENERAL. JJ .C YEAROUT. WILLIAM M. JR GENERAL, MANAGER BASE ZAPF, V. RUTH .FOOTBALLI LETTERMEN' CLUB BALL TEAM '36, SPORTS LIBERAL, PRESIDENT VV.A.A. '34, SPANISH CLUB. HONOR ROLL, STUDENT COURT REPRESENTATIVE. TENNIS, SPORTS ZANDER, DAVID W. LIBERAL, ADVERTISING STAFF PIRATE PRESS, TENNIS, LETTERMEN'S CLUB. FRENCH CLUB, PIRATE PENMEN. GOLF BRIDE, CHARLEY DENNISON, JANE GRADUATING STUDENTS ERICKSON, ARTHUR FRASER. MARJORIE GRIFFIN. MAXWELL HARPOLD, NELSON HENDRICK, CAROL HILL. TERRY KENNISTON. LELAND KENNEDY, EARL MOON, VERNE MOORE, DOROTHY MOORE, JANE NIGHSWONGER. ROY THOMPSON, GEORGE VANIMAN, CARROLL WALTER, NORMAN WHEELER. BILL page twenty-five

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N .f-. -ca KRW? FWJZL. .. .. ,,., 63533 15 ,ting I cw 'Ax -tiff-3:55 ,, ,,.g,,f'5g sf.F.,.,3 i i mt T. .gags QT.-vQ'.3'. : tx Ks-3 1 gpmk Wu., ty hirteens HE Tl-HRTEENS had very able administration officers in Charles August, president, John Al- berts, vice-president, and Buellah l-larrison, secretary. Although hampered by the tact that they are an in-between class and a studious group, the thirteens managed to put on one of the best assemblies of the year. The program took the form of a pseudo radio skit. Jack and Caroline Rains directed the entertain- ment which included Mary Weidemann, William Vedel, James Tig- ner, Alvina Ross, Leland Kenniston, and Elizabeth Smith. A skating party sponsored by the class at the Casino Roller Rink ALBERTS vicE.pREsinENf was an added activity which was well attended and a financial suc- HANsoN SECRETARY The thirteens also proved prominent in other extra-curricular activities, campus politics, dramatics, and athletics being among the number. A new Junior College organization in the form of a Lettermen's Club was instituted by Charles August, class president. Admittance to the club is restricted to those whose athletic ability has been rewarded by the presentation of the traditional V. J A solemn vow to carry on the fourteen tradition in the year to follow, closed the term's activity for members ot the thirteen class. page twently-six