Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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ress Club ORMED LATE in the school year, T. E, Connelly's Pirate Press Club, composed of stu- dents participating or interested in journalistic work, grew at an alarming rate. Although socially inclined, the members of this newest organization found it impossible to carry their plans through to any satisfactory conclusions. Returning members are looking forward eagerly to the coming year and it is logically expected that this latest newcomer will be one of the foremost clubs on the campus, uture armers EVER DRAXXHNG attention to itself, Ventura's Future Farmers of America chapter un- Al der the advisorship of Lloyd Baldwin, instructor of Agricultural science, has made a name for itself. Certainly no school organization has worked more zealously and whole-heartedly toward its goal than has this group of boys. ln the words of its president, Leo Vanoni, The Future Farmers club affords an excellent opportunity for the practice of group leadership, and in such activities as citrus and livestock judging, and community service projects. V W W Y I page forty-nine u fl 1- fl' 7,3 l ' ,J 1 A, , in , 'V fl -V, t ,B A N. K W 1 , 5 , Jijfft-all 13 Tifga' ' ,- 1a',1,'ii ' fzkcevfi L , ,pf ,-

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Bi Week hh IG WEEK, traditionally found ed on the old Hobo Day which was held each year on the day before the last football game of the season, has become one of V. J. Cfs most anticipated events. Originally, l-lobo Day was celebrated by a full week of varied activities prior to the final game. Although little change has been made in this long-standing tradition, this year's Big Week lthe third of the new series? closed with the record of having been the biggest Big Week since the celebration was founded. The week's program is as follows: Monday ..................... ...............................,.. A mateur Assembly Tuesday .......... ........ B aseball Game-Faculty vs. Students Wednesday ............ ....,................................. M atinee dance Thursday-day .......... ....... m ud brawl and sack rush -night ........... .......... t he play, Skidding Friday ..............................................,................................... Costume Day Saturday ........ V. J.C. vs. L. A.J.C. football game, McLaglen Field, Los Angeles, Score-O-O. page fifty-one