Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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WB VBS STRONG competitive spirit marked the l2th year politics. Tom Myer President, Bob Nye Vice President, and Mildred Roberts Secretary, were elected to office on a small majority. Speeches for candidates and pamphlets gave ad- ded interest to the race for office. The l2s pooled their energies in a Christmas drive. Numerous posters, radio speeches, and class room talks, advertised their cam- paign to fill the traditional barrel with donations to be distributed to the needy. l For their annual student body assembly, members of the class lxsglgsgl demonstrated their ability in the dramatic arts. A playlet l-lome on V'Cf,g'QEFi2iNT the Range and musical numbers made up a very effective program. i'Z55f'iT5 ln womens sports, the l2th grade girls were the only competi- tors to stop the victorious l4s from walking off with complete honors in the field of athletics. Although non-victorious in football, the Prep basketeers and spikesters had an exceptionally success- ful year with a majority of the participants from the tweIve's class. P485 thirty