Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Alumni Associaation By FRITZ ZAPF A Publicity Chairman l-lE ALUMNI of Ventura Junior College organized this year with a two-fold purpose. The first object will be to cooperate with the Junior College in all its extra-curricular activi- ties, and secondly, to keep the alumni of Ventura Junior College in contact with former classmates and in- formed of the progress of the school. A temporary board of directors has been selected to serve until the association is sufficiently organ- ized to warrant election ofa permanent board. Ulmont Robinson is acting as president, Roger Burum as vice- president, Virginia Nunan as secretary, John Kelly as treasurer. Fritz Zapt is in charge of publicity, Joan Mc- Donald heads the activities committee, and Bill Aplin is taking care of membership. This newly organized group sponsored an assembly for the Junior College Student Body, played the Junior College baseball team at Seaside Park, May l2, winning by a score of IO to 8, entertained the gradu- ating l4's at an annual picnic at Lyons l-lot Springs, Sunday, May 31. During the 'summer when most of the alumni are home from college a dance will be sponsored by the Association as a means of renewing old ac- quaintances. This organization will meet annually in the fall for a Home Coming celebration which will consist of a banquet, football game, and dance. An annual picnic was held May 3l, I936 and over one hundred attended. This stamped the Alumni As- sociation as an overwhelming success. The graduatingl4's were invited as guests and Ulmont Robinson pre- sided. A baseball game was played, the Alumni winning by default, and the afternoon was closed with danc- ing and swimming at Matilija Springs. lt is the intention of the organization to publish an Alumni Monthly which will contain the news of members of each graduating class, which will be sent to all paid members of the Association. Plans are under way now for a directory giving the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the members of the Associa- tion. All graduates of Ventura Junior College and those having completed at least one year of junior col- lege work- but who are not now in attendance are eligible for membership. Membership dues in the Associa- tion Sl .OO'per year. l l i l l l l i l l l I 1 1 v l page forty-three

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