Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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With fiery flood of flowing blood They ink our pens to tease: The dreamer's dream, the writer's theme The lover's plan, the worldly man, These dashing men of oldl There surged in flood in Serra's blood That same adventurous urge. l-le met the west with eager zest, And dearer far than gold The treasurers rare he gathered there: Men educated, liberated- This daring man of oldl fm-I'igf7l Wy Lfrmlrz Xlvxwmm Bm 'xof' 0 Q XXQQJQ, ' ' ' . ,- -V,V.. p'v5i ,-I::' V ' . V . - ,X s. , ,M , J ., .. ,IQ ' - - V:,V,.---,gf-'i-1 4 . .. K 3V4y-539, f1,,,+r.'!.S? .'-Q1,,1..f.,,.- , - A M , . . - '- f. . ,-.at-1-,s 'J-..-'V ,,-.1,1e--1-fb-,w 'f . ,. ,4 , L,..L,. AM. . ::.,,-Y. - M' Q -f. -,s -..sl9 ' ,, It . -, 1 ' rE'i3?? f.l, ::iQLL'. -'X'-F iff -'j' ----wr.-. W -117-.. Tfi-gfab, 'V I I. 1 g.Qg9y'5'. .. -.:.gQ',.a 5,mif'3f:4 f ' - .: - ' ' V- 4 Vw-J ' .'33A,.. 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Ada Chambers Alita Del-loyas Roberta Neher Vivian Curtis Ed Papier, Barbara Parker lvlarian Catlin Vivian Curtis, Craig N unan, Jack Rose Smart Shop California Cap and Gown Co. Lamm's Studio Los Angeles Engraving Co. Wilvert's Printing Studio Weber-McCrea Cover Co. To the Spirit of Adventure lPoeml ......... Father Serra ..........................-..-.---- ----.---- Acknowledgments ......... BOOK I Sea Dream lPoe-ml ..................................... Registration ...................................--.--------.------ First Semester Board ot Commissioners ........ Principal ................................................------- A. W. S. ...........................,........................ . Buccaneers ..................................................,.... Clubs, French, Spanish, Latin, Poeteers ........ Basketball .......................................................... Women's Sports, Basketball, Volleyball ..... Elevens .................................,........................... BOOK Il Battle on the Brine lPoeml ....... Administrative Board ............. Faculty ..................................... ..................... Trustees ................,........,................................. Clubs, Artist, Art, Drama, Home Economics Vocal Music ..................................................... Instrumental Music ...... Football ...................... W. A. A. ............... . Twelves ........... BOOK Ill Aftermath lPoemi .................,....,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.., Second Semester Board of Commissioners .... La Revista Staff .... . ..................,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, Pirate Press Staff ....... .. Clubs, Hi-v, tri-v ............................. Track ....................................................... Women's Sports, Baseball, Speedball ....... Thirteens ............................................... ,. BOOK lV Return lPoeml ........ Honor Roll .....................,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Drama ..................... .. ...,,..,.,,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , Clubs, Engineers, Pepsters, Future Farmers Tennis ........................................................ ., Baseball .................................................,.... Women's Sports, Archery, Tennis ....... Specials ............................................... . Fourteens .....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Index ............. Autographs ......... Autographs .....,. lllllllll Q x 9 4 -. ', v 4 , ,. -0 vg 4, vi' . , ..- A' NS. il - ' '--- '-ff X - ,, ,, , , xp 1 gg! V . ,W 51 Q . 0vV: Lf' lair ix M NA N. -50. in Q: Kg, 1 1 J lm. W 'Q Vi. 1 'lr 'Aw fm 1 2 'i Y' R 4 1 M N , ag X4 QQ.. Y xx. 'L ,W X, -ff ,Q x X -., ,Q , , Ng f Xe ag 1 f 4 'ff X 'mfg ' 1: ,I 4 A of N X x 'Q .1 ,,,,' , , Q f. , x5 '3:, ' ,. . 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Y 1? 15' lili- l if .ul fn' Egfr.. 4 f ji' 13 1. llflllblllll Students from every part of the United States rushed to sign on with the Ventura Pirates in their year's cruise through academic seas. Registration began for the fall semester. This early procedure was planned to avoid the confusion of some nine hundred men and women eager to study the many offered courses, demanding attention, asking advice and wanting answers to a thousand questions all at one time. Nevertheless, fall registration week was a busy one for T. J. Anderson, registrar, and Virginia Stover, secretary. But it was only the beginning. Scarcely were the files completed, the students in order, when February brought a new deluge of flying programs, noisy halls, and rushing feet. Registration for the spring semester was under way. This was the time to meet new friends, widen interests in one's fellowmen, fire ambition and plan future careers. With all the benefits that the college offers, it is never necessary to shanghai a crew of ,Priates to carry on the ever-increasing work of the school. UNA. SL'HSV.U5V.R. Student Roch' pvcskdcrxt tttt tttttt Qt Qtttttttttttttttttt Under the abte orestdency ot BM Scnnetder, the ttrst semester Ptssoetated Student Body Board ot Commis- sioners settted many kmportant busrness matters and sponsored yarkous successtut student actkytttes. Student controt ot the corrtdors was tnttkated by tnts board. Otner accomottsnments were an amendment to the student constktutton and a sate drkvkng campatgn. 'Hetto Day, Eng Day, the annuat cnartty Chrtstmas tree, the Cnrtstmas tormat, and other scnoot dances were memorabte events arranged by t'ne board, KN SL-hnuidur, Cmherinc Rims. lark Gray, K'-gorge Cox. Unn NYRHXS, 'Yum Myers, Len P. Kkhhy, URN Nnwnvd Congratutattons to att who have been resoonsibte tor the pubtkcatton ot tnts La Reytsta. May tts tssuance contrtbnte to a tttttng cotnttnatton ot a scnoot year that wttt deserve oerpetuatton tn our rnernory. Best wtsnes to the student body whose acttytttes tt records, oarttcutarty the gradu- attng classes that tt esoectatty recogntzes and honors. W Catherine King, president of the Associated Women Students, announced at the beginning of the year that her program of activities was com- pletely outlined. She prepared a busy year and made it so outstanding that it will be an inspiration to those leaders who come after her. The first social event was a tea given for the faculty women on October seventh Five assemblies throughout the year followed this event. In Novem- ber, fall fashions were shown by AWS mannequins. immediately following the show, seven members of the cabinet attended the annual convention of lx k,XIHl',RIXl-, RIN!-. .L H. 5. prusnlunt junior college women in Pasadena. This proved to be an unforgettable occasion for the members. An innovation in student life was a date bureau, sponsored by the AWS, for the Backward Dance in November. lt was a very successful venture. Another new service originated by the club was the small Ioan fund to aid forgetful girls, The climax of the year was the fathers and daughters' banquet which was so beautifully presented Janu- ary thirteenth at the Masonic Temple. The AWS year ended with a mothers and daughters' reception and fashion show in May. A. W. S. L'AlilNl'1'l' Tap lforv-V--Iinrotlny Staiiirur, lictte Lnusun, Ni-lla Avurs, Rrihurta Nulicr. Aileen XXIIIIIUIIS. Frau! Kun' - llurnthv Stewart, H I Kimball, Lfatlrrrinc King. llctsy Dnnnull, Janice Dwyer llllillllllllli Tl Activities of the Buccaneers this year were planned to serve as a basis for a better organiza- tion of Ventura Junior College men. Several years ago this organization was one of the most important clubs on the campus but during recent years it had become almost inactive. Tom Myers, Captain of tha group, and his able cabinet have provided the As- sociated Student Body with two enjoyable assem- blies and a memorable dance Bill Spaulding, head JM Nl Yli RS, lhiuuniicei' president V N, ,' .fjv-,j 'z .' ii football coach at the University ot California at Los Angeles, was the guest speaker at the annual father and son banquet, sponsored by the Buccaneers. Captain Myers and his cabinet declare that they sincerely hope their year's work will have served as an incentive for a boiler meets club in succeeding years. 15L'CCANE15g5' g,.g151NE'1'-'1'0mDonnelly, Liaowc Putcrs, Louie Chnpler, Tiiini Myers. Craig Numan, lloii LS,iiiipertz 20- -if' li Cord and Grngham Dance Father and Daughkers' Banquet Fumre Farmers' Exhkbrt :Ml H HH, 3 H an-14' I .14,, X J' 25' 13,130 Q H 2,2 ,,,.f-,.'-,,.f.,, ,..,. ,... .,4.,,. .... ,, .,, ,..- .,,.,..., ,, 3 1 ff-,,f,,ags-,ravi-,.,uh.-fa ,.,., .,.. -... ,... ..,,,,,..,,,.- illlllll illllllll ln its tirst year's existence, the Latin Club has achieved marked success. Under the direction ot lrene Knox, several activities were promoted by the organization. Notable among these was the Roman Banquet. This club's mission, to give Latin students some contact with Roman culture, has been very well carried out. Gtticers are Doris Guyer, president, Butler Lauterbach, vice-president, Ann Baker, secretary- lieasurer, and Mrs. Knox, adviser. llll lillllllllllli Activities typical ot Spanish lite made the year noteworthy tor the Spanish Club. Genuine Spanish hospitality was expressed when members attended a party given by the Santa Barbara State College Club, The Venturans reciprocated by entertaining the Santa Barbarans with a Christmas party, Otticers ot the club are. Mary Ramirez, president, Fred Ferro, vice-president, Winitred Bertles, treasurer, Elliot Parker, secretary, Donna Hagen, publicity chairman, Dorothy Baltzer, program chairman, Carl Pt. Sauer, and Donald H, Scott, advisers. This has been the Poeteers' most active year, Among their noteworthy achievements were. Pt trip to the Pasadena Ptayhouse to see Pride and i5i'eiudice, entry into the First the Biaden contest, receiving pointers on poeteering trom Mrs, Chariotte Diinshee, and the pubiishing ot a book ot poems written by members ot the ciub. Otticers arc: Ftcten Cariiste president, Ruth Myers, vice-president, Roberta Neher, secretary-treasurer Ada Chambers, program chairman, and Etaine Danicis, adviser. Adviser Gaby Wiison gave new impetus to the activities ot the French Ciisib this year. Members, inspired by her interest in their work and sociat activities, prepared toveiy Christmas and Spring parties, They wont to Los Pxngeies where they dined at ayFrench restaurant and attended a ver ' 'sine French Movie. Ciub otticers are: Wesiey Lewis, pri 'Jn'-t' Fiervi Wood, secretary-treascirerg Lit iiiiiiii iiiiiitiiiiitii is so essentiai in producing a winning team. Finishing the tirst hait ot ieague compe- tition in the ceiiar, the Pirates took the aggressive side and ended the season with Handicapped by the tack ot capabie re- serves, the Ventura Junior Coiiege Varsity basketbaii team, coached by Kenneth Shan- non, conciuded the i938 season near the bottom ot the Western Division standings, Piaying this year under severai serious ruie changes in the sport the Varsity piayed its opening game against Long Beach Junior Coiiege, but iost in the iast three minutes ot the game. Throughout the season the Pirates showed ampie spirit and tight, but were greatiy iacking in height and reserve power, which severai wins. When the annuai Ati-Western Conter- ence ,iunior Coiiege basketbaii team seiec- tions tor i938 were reieased, Ventura's Pirate squad did not rate any tirst stringers, but it had two men, idaroid Gragg, forward, and Eiisworth Suytar, center, on the second team. Tom Donneiiy was given honorabie mention. :irq I Yf .Q A Q.. v i' 8 5 Tull lfrzzu-fiiirk Gimtd, Huh johnson, NYm'x'un Taylor Hai'u'i lirzxi:y:. jvc kivicgti. 1-'red Riiiimzs, Conch Shaumm Sr-rrrml lfmv ---- jnhn Xuisnn, Kenneth Cmik, Tum Uminciiy, Mzxviniu Atmesctm, 'fukin Suluki 1' l Yr , ,, 1 3:1 HAROLD GRAGG, hi-puim. man Tnjv Rmuf-Ratph Sntith, Sm: Hustktnastcr, BSN Vzmgrhn, jim llmggr, Gcurgru Putuvs. Athcvt Cofhuzut, Pant NVitsnn, jf., VAN Dcyxxnctty, Dan NVSNSS, Russctt Vnste1', Don Nctsnztv, USU tSt':xdKm'd Surnml Ifaw---Lattrunrc Lfhapntzut, Keith Ctzwk, Lcnpuht X-'igttrrtm Pxtter a stuggtsh start, t'ne Ventura Ptrate Wtnntng games trorn Oxnard, Santa PYQDS ttntshed We VGVWUYB County LGHQUG Vauta, Lancaster, and Frttrnore by sate naar- basketbatt race as co-notders wttn Ftttntore gtns, .Noe Buckrnasters tearn estabttsned a tor-Ytlne ceounty cnarnocyonstttrr. H v F season record ot wntdn tt coutd be oroud. m 9 ips' index a DEVO ywgh dm' George Peters and Wtttte Donnetty, cen- ore 'oe or e ur ose o ect n , , . . J Y P D x Q ters' Jrrnnay Gragg, hm Deenng, and Kerttn who was to represent the teague tn the CNF ' otayotts at San Luts Obtsoo. Ventura tost an uneven game by a 24 to X4 score. ' Ctark, torwards, and Danawkttts, guard, were the outstandtng ptayers tor the season. Mm Graggy ymky Wap Ward, was me Mter the rtrst natt ot Xeague otay, the atttatus ot the tearn tnrougnoutdtne sea- PVQPS devexoped 30 af-We OHQWSQ and 3 son. He won the tndtytduat scortng award SVOVWQ 559052 that Wwtd DOY SUUVWT to tor the county teague. deteat. WJ Wwrttttt tttttttttt Ntarktrtg the heqtrtrtmg ot the womerfs sport season, yotteyhatt drew a reeord number ot oarttetpartts, The end ot the trtter-dass contest tourtd the strong Thtrteehs, Cao- tarrted hy Esther Ktrtqstort, the ottdeteated charrtptorws. Ot the two honorary teams, pteked from att the ctasses hy the gym teachers, Itlttss Motts team proved supertor to Miss Pttt's. Qttttttttt Whert baskethatt ptayotts were hetd 'th the harrt, the wett orgamzed Eteyehs, wtth Pauhhe Dysart as eaptatrt, deteated the best teams the upper-etassrhert cootd otter, The Thtr- teerts, headed hy Mary Wettes, were thetr nearest compe- trtors. Dorothy Rhodes, art Eteyert, scored the greatest rtorrtber ot oorrtts dortrtg the season, artd atded her dass rrt thetr ytctory. X -Wuttus. Utcdrich, NYinmxs, Rhtgsuut, Wttsmt, Nakaya, Vmrtght l,rf:-'rr' l'ir1nr. XX Mt1trus. Rhudus. L.u'ken, Dysnvl MLxstex'5, Yptnu, 'fentptcwn Wd Wt VFMGNI MHHRXDE. secretary'-tfcasxxt'evg CHARLES VV.RtW.R5U'5. pmxqtemg xaptxlttp-xlfx o'cw:1Stf.t.t., vice-vwftdwt Fresh 'rrom the Juntor tdtgh, sweet wtth the one members, the Eteyens had the dtsttnotton ot tnnocence ot days unencumbered wtth tuntor cot- betng the targest dass. Many members ot the group tege schotasttc regutrements, the group ot young were promtnent tn att extra-currtcutar schoot actty- Ptrates totned the crutse under the ctasstttcatton ot tttes. They were espectatty acttye 'rn Ptrate Vrep Eteyens. Ftndtng themsetves aboard a strange shtp, athtettc events. Much credtt ts due them tor the they were thanktut to the veteran Ptrates who unusuat achteyements ot the year's Ptrate Prep eagerty showed them the ttnes, athtettc sguads, Xlarted acttytttes ot the Eteyens' . . Ht-Y dub rettected the sptrtt o'r the dass. One Ptnxrous to make therr presence known, the . . . . . . . ot the most hrtarrous eyents ot the year was the Eteyens tost trttte trme rn organrztng. They etected . . . , skatrng party sponsored by the Eteyens rn the tatter Chartes Fergerson, presrdentg Barbara OConnett, , . . . y . part ot the 'rtrst semester, tt rs hoped that the yrce-presrdentg and Peggy Ntcbrrde, secretary- ,G d. . . d . veawrer t ree succee rng years wrtt ttn them possessrng ' the same sptrtt dtrected tn a course that wth be Numbertng a grand totat ot two hundred ntnety- ot benettt to them and the schoot. Coyeted ctttzenshtp awards gtyen by the Ht-Y tor f Eteyens went to Lots Barker and Meredtth New- man. These two outstandtng students recetyed the commendatton ot the setectton commtttee and were dectared to be remarkabte tor cooperatron tn dass and atso tn extra currtcutar acttytttes, Thetr ttrst year at the Buntor Cottege thus started them dowards vert WVOWXSKOQ educanonax Cafeevs' Lots mxurgtzta mv.tur.tu'm staxwxml -27... 28- ivwwf' ,. Top lx'mv--l urgc1'sun. limwh. M. Smith. Hagar. Stukvs, llvzuuhauu. Nunhmu, Wmsmx, Mrlhumnglu, Shun lfnnrllz lhvcu-Suxmn, Murray. XYiHnrrl, liuCnmp, Huhul, Su-Qfuxnsuxnliszxki. Wnx'shzuu, l'imu:m 'Fulk 'l'l:ir1l lion- f Guin, Mnkum, Rau. Applimg, Lnrkc, Spear, NYiHimns, Smith, Yuncgas. Gerard, Srrmnl lfmu f-Hillcn. Uuvidsmx. Rusmxmnd, .'Xrxnsu'nng, Dennis. Hunry.l1Hlih1'nlxd, lfrnuf lfmvd-INN. llwyur, Bldiurxuirk, Maker, Fihlxcr, Snltlur, G. 'l'umplumn, vur. lh':ulf-Wd, Frnzu' , Wm! Slnglc Frvcnmn, NYiNi:nns, XX'aHaCc, Rirc H. NYiHimns, Tlnmms, Hurks. Y. Tumpluum, tllbh TW' K f4 H'U-YhUSv VUUYC- Ul'?N'JIlHlI1lrS. Signntis, Sec. U. Smith. Callahan I 'imhh 9-xliwhurv Lzuwnstcr, Curtis, 'Yrlplutt Yllinl lfun--l5l'mm. 'l'rix'ctt. lhxrhmmn, Hall, jnhnsrm, XYulfc, Nnrnmn, Aluxnkis. H:n'kux', Lurunmnu, Chaffee 5 ', ', R 7 'C x- XYUNY- l1lf'!'d- Kllfll. KNOX, Dem. Anderson. Lowell, Hmmds, Plnmc, Mmwhcslcr lhirkcr, Cox l rm1l lfmu--Uysnrk. llunlmxn. Lnnyz, Furnnd. Kojima, Morrell, Mulnur, Ulivur, Bahmck, Nm, Huusun S 'np Ix'rmf---Fcylnzx. Hara, Hughus, HnHuwuH, Yalunrin, jxxunlsvh, Montoya. Fcraud. NYcstu1'n, Thuilc, Ymvlcr, Chzwis, Swanson, Stiles.. Funrllf lfmv-lSnyr1ur, Ss-hcrur, Ynncz. Muvphy. Hvimrue-. Covvgcr, Mnrunn. Nlmh. Nilus., XYm'd Ripley Hryscm, Lung, Tzxknsugri, Third lima'---Comme. BlrRinncy, Hara, llurxnley. Swagzyrcrty. Pattcvsun. Lung, Mooney, Rout, Ward, Uakky, Trusly, Oswald. Swmml lfmv---A1'chcx', Wan, Caster. Andrews, Smith, Higrhsv, HolUng:swm'th, N651 mms, Reid, Mnssy, Rhodes, Vllillimxu, Prinlz. Frvnf Ifo':v-Rur'.1'iguev.. Vcrru. Rawzunutu, Hurst, Vovk, Ovcvfuh, liruwn, Hilfuvd, llrxdyxus, Calvurl, Calvert, Nnshhmu 1 'Cm . V W , 1 ' Nia, Tap Rucv-F-lmruy, liskxidpru. Huhman, Sexton, Novus, H. Vuynm. Thcis. 'Sunthcry Smvunl lima'--lintuu, Tunmmint, Mastcxwuu, lfigzucrnn, R. Smith, Zuyuu, lh':11,:g: Front lhvfwf-lI'l1ilx1cy, liiwry, Hooks, Khwsh, NV+.:Xsh, UmkuhiH, Amcsvxm, Hnldridiiv. KCUHU5 ..29... 30- 1 1 J v wx., . . Top Ran-5 Irjf Io rigl1lfVJ:s5'hxtk, SXU.un, XVMY, Hcvrixxyz. XYKUKS, Cowguv, Yruxghn, Dxmshcu, Hansen, Pmkcr, SwhxcHu, Unxduvsou, Third Ru1ufNN Usuu, Sum, Grifihh CuukXhx, Smith. Swcxnmu, Chwk, Dany. BXTHXCXXCSXCY, Vaughn, Stewart, 3h'Rcyu0Xds, jxmvwl., Ximon, Vmvlm Srroml, RlV1UZvDxhC, McCuuica, Ucan, O'CmuwU. BXcV,r3dc. Meeks, Vmun, Mihch, Bmw, Lavkhxs, Young, Unckcry, Chavks, 'Sewman Finn! RUTLVZXADCX, Nchcr, ilchh, Skhxncv, Voyc, NN'csK, hvkuu. Hkcknk, Todd, Vaichhi. YVDOKX, CWYCT- Y oil vf., 0 1 xd Recommended bv Miidred Pitt, tweitth grade sponsor, Nfiotet Herring won two ot the rnost outstanding honors given to individuai students this vear, She was seiected to represent Xlentura in the state contest ot the Daughters ot the Pxrneri- can Revoiution. A test was given to schooi winners on Januarv i6 to determine which student rated highest in Caiitornia. The test inctuded questions on the Constitution, civics, sociai science, and economics. Winning students in each Qt the 48 states earned tree trips to Washington, D. C. Miss Herring aiso won the Bausch-Loi-nh science award. in the examination tor it given bv Nobie S. Johnson to twenty-two students, she achieved a briiiiant success, tinishing weii above her nearest cornpetitor, YUM .ET HERRXNG iiittirt itiiititii ii'it't'ittiiiiiitii 'Of 1, J-.xv .- ,-Wgsif Sw, kk i hu X Q, k S D X N X Nw SVN P 1 H W My 4 Hifi .A M NWT'- 1.,w:gQ-'F' V 'Q 6 . 1, J. r' g0 'Q Q rf wif' I K ,eg Q . ini' Q u 2. def' ff: M9 in .1 , my. ' 1 . XX 3 ,, A ' an 1. , , .,.,... 2 x X 3 :gif Y, 2 E wi- x WM of f Q ,g I F 'v ff f' A ,, JN , Q f bf 5 w 3 I' ' fm- fl 5 ag, 9, .f N GMA? A A Q L . .-My- , ' -'5A3 fn'.:' 5 x ' 6' rl I 5-1424 Battle Cn The Brine Ruthlvlyers When the sun came up on a rolling sea, lt cast its rays on an enemy Bearing in on the starboard side Of a sailing ship in a running tide. Drawing close she charged her prey, l-ler master leaped through flying spray. Standing ever at his side, the mate, With musket raised, bore down on eight, While quickened bodies tangled there, Fighting, sweating, brown and bare, Murder with sword and knife was fast, The captain duelled before the mast. The air was filled with moan and cry As waves of human flesh rolled high. Now, with sweeping in of night The sailing ship is blazing bright. Soon she sinks with flame and groan, The sea's the conquering pirates' own! I' l Y E 1 w N K i x WWXWXWW V.. N. PRVE-CU'X Y, Xmskness mmmgrcr T, L .XSUV.R'50S. vcyrksi 'u T. 3. F-xnderson, as regrsrrar, nas 'rncreased r'ne errrcrency or rne sdncoX naanagenaenr as a w'noXe. 'Vnere rs no doubt but that 'rn' Vne frurure Ns qurdrnq nand WN sreer 'Onrs scnooX rnro rne dass or rrner, worrnrer correqes. E. NX. Prescorr 'ousrness mana er nas drs ar dned hrs dunes wrrn ourer abuugf and sreadxf par- Q P I I serverance. Une absence or conrusron and error speak wen for 'nrs management. Pxddre Bene Long 'nas earned adnfrrarron and arrecrron dunno 'ner years as dean o'r wornen, and the conrrrbunons sne nas rnade ro 'r'ne pNeasure and progress or runror conege Xrre are numerous and Xasrrng. Leo P. Krbby enroys a grear respect arnong the young naen on r'ne canapus as a rnan who evcer crses quker aurnorrrxf rn a krnd naanner. AUDXE. XWALY, LONG, dean rw wouwn L. V. RLUWNY-, dean ol men -37.. S2-. if A LABRPNPN 5x5 UNF NR UNORGANXZED fi lllllllll La Revista presents the members of the faculty, as the photo- grapher found them in departmental groups, in classrooms and laboratories, and at other parts of the campus. Regular informal faculty meetings were held each month during the year in the reception roorn where tea was served by various members. Faculty wives are organized in the Dames club, which also rnet monthly to enjoy dessert and play bridge. Ventura is fortunate in having teachers who are experienced not only in teaching but also in business, trades, and professions. Many have traveled extensively all over the world. Last summer, for example, Agnes Toland and E. Otis Draper toured the orient with a group interested in Oriental relations. This summer the faculty will be scattered to various places, to summer sessions, vacations, and tours of foreign lands, MlSS MARIE SXWENSON, nurse, hygiene. R. N., Methodist State l-lospital, South Dakota. B. S., P. l-l. N., University of Washington. DR. G. C. COFEEY, M. D. B. A., Missouri State University. M. D., University Medical College, Kansas . City, Missouri. MISS GABY WILSON, French, English. A. B., A. M., University of So. California. DONALD l-l. SCOTT, Spanish, history. A. B., M. A., University of California. MRS. IRENE KNOX, Latin, English. A. B., Wichita University. M. A., University of Southern California. CARL SAUER, Spanish, history. A. B., University of Minnesota. M. A., University of Southern California. BURNELL YARICK, agriculture. B. S., University of California, Los Angeles. LAWRENCE VER l-IUSEN, agriculture. B. S., Colorado State. MISS LODESSA M. COLEMAN, librarian. A. B., San Jose State College. AAIFF f'iliir1r' fe r-feiinn i .i i MISS HELEN TAECKER, typing, shorthand, English. B. S., University of Southern California. MRS. JULIA B. RGBERTS, typing, A. B., University of Minnesota. B. S., Simmons College. BUSINESS OFFICE-not a part of J. C. faculty. MISS JULIETTE ANDRIEU, secretary. Graduate ot Ecole Superieure, rue Claude Bernard Paris VI, France. E. J. RICHARDS, auditor tor entire Ventura Union High School district. LOUIS A. MUDGE, accounting, bookkeeping B. S., M. S., University ot So. Calitornia. WAYNE HENRIE, commerce I B. S., M. S., Utah State Agricultural College W, A. KIRKPATRICK, art. B. A., Syracuse University. HARGLD B, HOWE, music, band, orchestra. A. B., Greenville College, Illinois. M. A., University ot Southern California. MISS ADDIE BELLE LONG, dean of women, glee club, choir. B. M., King Conservatory ot Music. XXflLl-lAM VIEHMAN, drama, physiology, speech. B. S., Hamline University, Minnesota. M. A., University ot Southern California. ..4i.. 'Srg -, Q ts 1 i' 4 .LSW - is ff . .9 4 as Y '32 gf s '75 ,tg 4 ,Q 5' 1 ' v I ,.,..v--J--,...... . -nn- is 4...4 is MISS ESTHER SCHXXXAIGER, home economics. A. B., Kearney Teachers College, Nebraska. M. A. University ot Southern Calitornia. MISS MARTHA KOLLMANSPERGER, home economics. B. S., M. S., Iowa State College. MISS MILDRED KEYS, home economics. B. A., Illinois XX!omen's College. M. A., Columbia University. MISS ELAINE DANIELS, English, A. B., University ot Arizona. DON C. MAYES, journalism, English, history. A. B., Pomona College. M. A., University ot California. MRS. HAZEL LAMB, English. A. B., M. A., University ot California. MISS ELIZABETH CARTER, English, drama. A. B., University ot Washirwgtoiw. M. A., University ot Hawaii. STEPHEN ANDRAE, physics. B. S., University ot Wiscorwsin. M. A., University ot California. ROBERT L. PARSONS, geology, geography, surveying, baseball. A. B., University ot California. M. S., University ot Southern California. NOBLE S. JOHNSON, natural science. A. B., University of Redlands. M. A., University ot Southern California. MRS. E. R. BALDWIN, chemistry, German A. B., M A., Stetson University. MISS AGNES TOLAND, chemistry, mathematics. A. B., M. A., University ot California. MISS MARGUERITE SCOTT, mathematics. A. B., M. A., University ot Michigan. -424 MRS. VIRGINIA STOVER, secretary to Registrar. Associate of Arts, Ventura Junior College. MISS El.SlE MOTT, vvomenls sports. B. S., University of Minnesota, M. A., Columbia University. MISS MILDRED PITT, women's sports. A. B., Pomona College. M. A., Columbia University. JOE N. BUCKMASTER, men's physical education, history. A. B., Whittier College. KENNETH Sl-IANNON, men's physical education. B. S., University of Southern California. PAUL I.. WILSON, tennis. A. B., l-liram College, Ohio. M. A., University of California. ROBERT GOXXXDER, men's physical education, chemistry. B. S., University of Southern California. MRS. OLADYS I-IOORER, secretary. Associate of Arts, Ventura, Junior College. -43- Novi Minn! SANFORD RUDOLF, engineering, carpentry. A. B., Santa Barbara State College. ARTHUR COX, auto mechanics, aeronautics. A. B., Santa Barbara State College. ROY NW. JONES, engineering, photography. M. E., Cornell University. M. S., University of Southern California. CLARENCE R. FICKEN, woodwork. B. S., Grinnell College. DR. D. E. CLARK, science, philosophy, astronomy. A. B., Drake University, M. A., University of Colorado, Ed. D., Stanford University. E. OTIS DRAPER, social science, Greek. A. B., Boston University. lvl. A., University of California. LEO P. KIBBY, dean of rnen, social science. A. B., Stanford University. lvl. A., New Mexico State Teachers College. T. J. ANDERSON, political science. A. B., M. A., University of California. MRS. EVA RIPLEY, shorthand, office practice, English. B. A., University of California. E. M. PRESCOTT, shorthand. A. B., M. A., University ot Montana. Hlillll lil lllllElltE VIRGINIA S'l'0X'lCR. S13l'l'L'Ull'yQ IRICNIC A. l'lC'l'l'l'. clerk: Glilllilili H. l,llxl,Nb, ll. H. hrcsirlcnt: ll. li. Rl'lil2l.lCh, R. NI. NIi'CUXNl'1l.l.,l'1. ,l. IxIK,H.XRI5h, nurlttin. An extensive campaign was carried on this Year by the Board ot Trustees in an attempt to acquire necessary capital tor the con- struction ot seven new buildings on the junior college campus. They were to include additional class rooms, an auditorium, shower rooms, a gymnasium, a more adequate shop building, and a bus barn, These necessary improvements in the educational plant were not made because the two-thirds vote necessary to carry the bond issue was not obtained. A strong majority ot the people, however, voted in favor ot the proposed construction. During the second semester Trustee Russell C Cook resigned from the board in order to devote more time to his duties as county supervisor, R, Mi McConnell was appointed to serve in his place for the rest ot the term. XVRH 46 ,-- tttttHt MW For tatertted students trtterested to the yocat and mstrumerttat arts, ao oottct ts oroytded to the Ptrttsts ctob. Exctostyety tor sototsts, ttre ctob 'rs destgrted to attord tts members oooortomttes tor oobttc aooearaoce, 'two tormat recttats, orte each semester, were oresertted by tbe orqamzattort, Ptt tbe tatter ot tbese two, tbe ertttre membersbto oarttctoated. Oobetta WW! was orestdeot, and Pxddte Bette Long was adytser, ttttttt ttttttttttm Ntasouemert orgamzed at tbe ood ot tbe ttrst semester wttb tryouts tor att carrdtdates, The ttst ot members ts rewsed trom ttme to ttme to 'mctode onty acttye members wbo startd bebtrtd tbe mator dramattc produc- ttorrs ot tbe year. Members expect to use the ootot system rtevct year. Back Kmqstort was prestdertty tdaryey Durtsbee, ytce-orestderttg Bane tdttdebrartd, secretaryg iames Mactsaac, treasorerg and XYJrtt'ram Nltebmart, adytser, Departing trom the traditioriai idea ot restricted ciub membership, Les Ptrtistes was broadened this year to ineiude eyery person in the art depart- QXHQQ iii iihiiii ment. Perhaps the outstanding aecompiishment ot instructor X54l.Px.i4iri4patrici4 and his students, was the eompiete remodeiing ot the art room. This proiect was exeeiient because it attorded praeticai appiieation ot eoior and design priricipies, The sets ot both the anriuai Spring Show and the i938 dramatic productions were designed by the art department. iihi iiiiihiii To create interest in borne iite, the Home Economics ciub was estab- iished and attiiiated with the Nationai Home Economics Association, its activities this year inciuded a tea tor the Future Farmers and a Christmas party tor the Sheridan Way kindergarten pupiis. This eiub drew its mem- bership trom giris enroiied in home economies courses. Ottieers were: Jean V Taniko Ntatsumota, historian. E ,. i X meth, president, Eiizabeth Kniet, yice-president, Eisye Moore, secretary, V QA 91 H..-- ,.,,,.. .. - , .A uf uxnu-u-and -47.- 8- Ellllllllllll ill-llllll A very lovely Christmas formal was enjoyed this year by Ventura Junior College students. George Cox, commissioner of activities, directed the formal, and the success of the affair was largely due to his work, The Christmas formal was held in the Masonic Temple and was presided over in a very courtly and dignified manner by Miss Emmy Weir, queen, and Gerald Baptiste, king, who were chosen by the student body to reign at the affair. Qlllllli Sllllll Departing from the former policy of presenting a variety show, the Ventura Junior College this year offered An Old Kentucky Garden, a two-act operetta as the Spring Show. Participating departments demonstrated excellent cooperation in this production. Solo parts and a massed chorus were directed by Addie Belle Long. Accompanying and incidental music by the theatre orchestra was directed by l-larold B. l-lowe, Stage and speaking parts were directed by William Viehman. The art department, directed by William Kirkpatrick, contributed a beautiful southern stage Setting. lil'IRAl,Il HAl l'lS'l'l'I, MY XVI-II R King ll ll l ll llc The vocal music department of Ventura Junior College is composed of an a capella choir, a men's glee club and a womens glee club Under the capable direction ot Addie Belle Long, these organizations had a very active year. l Highlights in the activities ot the a capella choir, which does advanced choral work, included special work in the Christmas show, an Open-Door concert, and music for the baccalaureate services, All Spring Show soloists were chosen from the choir. Activities for the other groups included singing at football games by the men's glee club, and special a capella work in the Christmas show by the vvomen's glee club. Combined into one large chorus, the three organizations were featured in the Spring Show and completed a successful year by singing a Franz dedication at Commencement, lllllllllllllllil Under the excellent direction of l-larold B l-lowe, exceptional work was done by the instrumental department of Ventura Junior College. In this department are the band, a symphony orchestra, and a theatre orchestra. The band played for all home football games and at several games at other schools, Activities of the local civic organizations supported by the band included the Kiwanis pet show, American Legion Armistice Day program, the Lions' Inter-county Council oratorical contest, the Chamber of Com- merce Day, the Christmas preview, the Parent-Teachers Association program, and the Open Door program, Representatives were sent to the Southern California Band Festival at Los Angeles, the Southern California Orchestra Festival at Santa Barbara, and the Allied Arts Festival at Los Angeles The entire band participated in the annual Santa Barbara Band Festival. A symphony orchestra provided music for the Christmas show. The theatre orchestra was organized at the start of the second semester and played for the Spring Show. A colorful drum-major corps of five students was formed to perform with the band, Soon after the beginning of the year, a dance orchestra, which was very popular at school dances, was organized and directed by Peter Pinkerton. 1.3 UTY' NVUORETTES .. Lvfi In Kiglll Andcvsmx. Lnhf, Dunn, Hcudcvsmx vi Lrfi Ia Rigid-fHaHowcH, Kennet, Gumd, Sxnhh, Cnwguv, Vknkurum, Uunhxyl ...D PXNCE BAND Ellllilli Joseph l-l. Buckmaster ileftl was head of men's physical education department and coached Varsity football and Prep basketball. Kenneth Shannon lcenteri coached Prep football, Prep track, and Varsity basketball. Robert G, Gowder lrightl had charge of the Varsity football line and coached the Varsity track team. EillSUlllS Siliili Ventura JC i2-Fullerton O Ventura JC O-Taft JC 20 Ventura JC I4-Santa Maria 6 Ventura JC 29-Santa Barbara O Ventura JC I2-State Frosh O Ventura JC 3-Long Beach JC O Ventura JC O-Los Angeles JC 6 Ventura JC l9-Santa Monica JC 2 Ventura JC 2l--Marin JC 6 Ventura JC l4-Glendale JC 6 llHliSllH ilillllllll Under the skillful direction of Coaches Joe Buck- rnaster and Robert Gowder, the Ventura Junior Col- lege Pirate eleven repeated last year's success for team and individual scoring when they chalked up ia total of 34 points. Jim Kisselburg, quarter-back, garnered l8 of these points to lead the Western Division. Ventura and Los Angeles iunior colleges tied for the l937 Western Division championship. Showing plenty of power and speed throughout the season, the Pirates lost only one league game. in addition, they defeated Santa Maria, Fullerton, Santa Barbara State Frosh, and Marin iunior college in non-league games but lost to Taft. Sports scribes agreed that the Pirates showed more power and precision in their l937 season than they had for several years in the past. The Ventura backfield was composed of Jim Kis- selburg, Albert Friedman, Roy l-lays, Gerry Baptiste, lVlarion Amescua, and Cliff Francom. By excellent blocking and precise teamwork in each game, they helped draw record crowds. The Pirates broke all local football attendance records on Armistice Day, when they trounced a strong Marin team Zl-7 on the junior high oval. Marin Junior College had been rated one of the best teams in Northern California Conference com- petition. Kenneth Cook, guard, Johnny Tsoutsouvas, tackle, Harry Armstong, guard, Buck Wilson, center, and Bob Pena, end, were outstanding in Ventura's line throughout the season. Albert Friedman, Pirate halfback, ended the season with the only field goal made by any team in the conference. Taj: Korn -Pllilbrirk, Criavh fiiiwclciq Hanson. Marquess. Hagan. Harry Aritistrmii, I li St -nt X l 1 L lt lx 11 Q ar kmq uf .Swrmfrl limi'-'lkuiitsiiuivns, Klalmkun, Pena. I rnnr'om Kite st 1 4' 1 A m tion front li'1ifi'-f- NYmillcx' l tl l llllllllllllllll Jim Kisselburg, flash Pirate fullback, was honored by being given a berth on the East-West all-conference first string football team this year. Jim was playing his first year of college football. l-le came to Ventura from Fairfax l-ligh School in Los Angeles where he played three years of varsity ball. l-le undoubtedly was awarded this posi- tion because of his long towering punts and his line smashing ability. l-le was also high score man of the Western conference, having made an individual total of l8 points for the season. llllll lllllllllllll Taking four first string All-Conference berths and one second, Joe Buckmastefs champion Ventura Junior College Pirates again worked their way into the Western Conference football hall of fame. Blynn Wilson, centerg l-larry Armstrong, guardg John Tsout- souvar, taclcleg and Jim Kisselburg, quarterback, were the Venturans that were honored in the selections of sports writers and coaches. These Pirates were placed on the first string of the All-Western conference junior college football squad of l937, Bob Pena, end, Was given a second string berth. ll! lil XXX' ARD ULAX RET Ntkc Ame 1 Thr-5 years edttton ot the Ptrate Prep tootbatt squad was acctatrned by rnany to be one ot the best group ot gndders ever to wear the orange and btack. Coach Kenneth Shannon, a torrner Ptrate tootbatt hero, gotded the Preps to the Nlentura County charnptonshtp. tn the C, X, P ptayott tor the Southern Cahtornra charnptonshtp, the Pxrate babes had the rnxstortune ot drawtnq one ot the toughest qarnes tn the state when they were qtyen the Santa Barbara Nfaqueros tor therr 'nrst opponent, Pttter trqhttnq thetr heayter toes to a standstrtt tor three quarters 'rn thts qarne the Preps weakened 'rn the tast part ot the hnat penod and attowed the Vaoueros to score a treto goat and a touchdown. A btocked took enabteo the Ptrate Babes to he a potent Prthnore team 6-6 tn an ear- Wrt EW Wt YVAA. ASU sawn LVAlN'.R'- Amt tlutrtixxzt Vishu: Huratdtuc Ynrt lllllllllll Dan Willis, star Prep left end on the county championship team, received a first string berth on the All-Southern California football team. Sports writers rated Dan as the best Prep end ever to represent the Ventura district, Willis started his high school football career last year when he was placed on the All-County first string team. i-le climaxed his high school career by being placed on the All-Southern California first prep team, Dan Willis and Ed l-lickerson are the only ones to make the first team in the history of the school. llll llllllll lllll Five members of Ventura's championship Pirate Prep football team received the highest local honors awarded to outstanding players of the i937 season by being named on the All-Ventura County mythical squad. This team is picked annually by the players themselves. Coaches or sports writers do not participate in the selection, This is done with the belief that the players know who their best foes have been Dan Willis, end, Charles Fergerson, guard, Bill Donnelly, quarterback, Jimmie Deering, halfback, and George Peters, fullback, were placed on the first string. Lon Locey, center, and Bob Brown, guard, were picked for the second team. Don Maclsaac, end, George Watt, Tom Eskirdge, tackles, and Dick l-latcher, halfback, received honorable mention. CC ivll ti riii cd f i'rw11 1 Page 5-lj lier league game played on the Junior l-ligh gridiron, This enabled the Preps to tie Fill- more for first place in league standing. A smashing 32-O victory over Oxnard l-ligh School gave the Preps the i937 county football championship. An old jinx that Oxnard seemed to have over Ventura was elimi- nated by the two decisive trouncings administered to the Yellowjackets. Aided by efficient blocking by his team mates, Bill Donnelly made the most sensational run of the season when he circled his own right end, reversed his field, cut back down the sidelines, and then neatly evaded the remaining Oxnard man to score. This run, which thrilled a crowded stadium, was good for 55 yards. 'ID-KN XX Top Kam-Coach Shannon, Peters. Hager. Graf!!! Juffcrmt. Myers, Ililulnan, llirk NYillis, xvflll. llonclly, llnn W'illis, Lnvmt, ' ' ' k 'I I' 'ak' V N 1 ' Fr I lx' rr-S' - '- - ' ' 1 . ml 01 1110, Dckiuix, Callahan, lfnum, Newman, Hrown, I-crgurstin, Deering, Ha Suomi ll0i'l l'lHVlCl', Alu: l',s'rif gc, us. '1, an us rand, Izlwoorl, Mnclsaac-. l'ptf-,n qmwwt Tom rskrmu lmq Innu tl Hlayl L I lk RN I Nl iv 5 Alb. iiiti The Women's Ptthietic Association, composed of women interested in sports, uses a point system which enabies deserving women to earn a pin, a sweaten and a ietter Piay days anciinterciass con- tests are part ot the ciub's Work. Sociai hte is stressed as much as actuai physicai competition. Eariy in the year the WHA accepted a chaiienge from the Future Farmers to piay voiiey bait. Pttter a strenuous battie the women were vanquished by one point. Fuitiiiing their obiigation as iosers, they tavored the men with a pot iucic banquet. With a very successtui year behind them, the group assembied at Pierpoint inn tor their iast sociai activity, a deiicious dinner served Hawaiian styie, -57... V X K . .', K f , ' , xv-fasfxf' um we 532. ,xgwwgi mx s, r., Q J' RHI. FZ, Al llll .ig jf, 'RYI WOOD, secretary-treasurerg ,.., LAGHER, vice-president Uh , HF.LF.N GAL chevron with llllli the choice ot a plain gold, onyx, or Benetited by a year ot added experience the twelves became a more active class on the campus. fubt' baCl4Qf0Ufld- The tirst semester was rather quiet and unexcit- Under the Supervigign of M155 PM and Mr. Carl ing until the election ot class otticers. Those Sauer, class advisers, a class party was held in elected were 1 lack lrlileman, presidentg lflelen Gal- me Nllelle ClUl9ll0U52- lagher, vice-presidentg Beryl Wood, SGCFGTBVY- During the last weels ot school the twelves threw treasurer, away all ot their scholastic cares and soiourned to Wheeler hot springs where they enioyed a picnic Pxtter the turmoil ot electing class otticers had and swimming, subsided the twelves turned to the selection ot Graduamm exercises on me Campus June mmm' Cl3SS fll'lQS' The Cl'l0lC2, Ven! Cllllelefll from DW' at which they received their high school diplomas vious years, was a gold circlet characterized by a climaxed a tull year ot delighttul activities. 'violet lflerring and Robert Stevens were chosen from the tweltth grade to receive the l-li-Y citizen- ship awards. Miss l-lerring has shown unusual ability in all her varied courses ot study, and Stevens d rate ot etticiency throughout N'l0ll'.'i' lllf.RRlN'l has held to a stea y the school year. R012 li RT S'l'1f.VF.N S MTCHAEL AMESCUA, gerterat SHERWOOD ANDERSON, gerterat TNGA ANDREWS, gerterat ELLEN ARMTTAOE, ttberat arts ANNE LTSE ARNOLD, ttberat arts MARGARET BATRD, cottege preparatory RUTH BAKER, ttberat arts REVEN BARGER, gerterat DOROTHY BARNES, gerterat 5. L, BARNES, Qottege preparatory MARTTN BARNES, pre-rrtedtcat GERALDTNE BARRY, toumattsrrt MATTTE JOE BEAT, ttberat arts BARBARA BECRER, home economics WTNTERED BERTLES, ttberat arts ROBERT BTXLER, ertgtrteertrtg OTHEL BOLES, business BTLLTE DEE BONN, pre-rturstrtg HASEL BOSWELL, cottege preparatory SHTRLEY BOUCHER, ttberat arts SHTRLEY BRAZTL, Business BOBBY BROWN, general VNTAN BRYANT, ttberat arts JUNE BURKS, cottege preparatory RONALD BYRON, gerterat BOONE CAMP, pre-engtneertpg ED CARNE, agrtcutture DOROTHY CAWELTT, home economics LUCTLLE CHAEFEE, corrtmerciat LOUTS CHAMBERS, tiberat arts LAWRENCE CHAPMAN, generat LOUELLA CHRTSTENSEN, gerwerat KETTH CLARK, pre-agriculture DALTON CLEMENTS, buslrtess ALBERT COFFMAN, agrtcutture BETTY COLE, tiberat arts MAE COLE, ttberat arts RAYMOND COLEMAN, termtpat JUNE COLLTNS, cottege preparatory LAURA COOK, cottege preparatory ROY CORBALEY, general. PEGGY COURTNEY, cottege preparatory GEORGE COX, iiberat arts lOl-iN CRUMP, cottege preparatory MARJORtE DALE, coiiege preparatory LEONE DANCUFF, generat BOB DAUGHERTY, pre-engineering KATHERNNE DEAN, coitege preparatory JAMES DEERtNG, iiberat arts DOUGLAS DENT, aeronautics FLOYD DeRtEUX, engineering MKLDRED DtCt4ERSON, general BtLL DONNELLY, tiberat arts BiLL DRON, cottage preparatory ELVA MAE DUEHN, iiberat arts EtLEEN DUNHAM, business BtLLtE DUNLAP, terminat JAMES DUNLAP, cotiege preparatory FRANCXS EDDY, mechanics HAROLD ELWOOD, business MADGE EMMETT, cornrnerciat HOWARD EMMONS, mechanics HATSUKO ESAKN, cornrnerciat FLOYD ESPTNOSA, areo-engineering BTLL EVANS, ttberat arts GERALD FARRAR, cottege preparatory FRED FERRO, cottege preparatory BARBARA FLUETSCH, cottgep reparatory DONALD FOOTE, mecharttcs FLOYD FOSTER, agrtcutture EDTTH FOUST, commercial CHARLOTTE FULLERTON, gerterat HELEN, GALLAGHER, Ttberat arts BOB GARCTA, auto-mecarttcs MARTE GARCTA, commerctat MARCTA GARCTA, commerctat BETTY GARMAN, ttberat arts JOHN GTBSON, gerrerat WANDA GOODHART, cottege preparatory GLADYS GOODMAN, QGDQFBT JUNTOR GOODMAN, qerterat DOROTHY GORSCH, gerterat CLARA GOSS, business DAVTD GRAY, cotTege preparatory -64- fi l j' JACl4 GRAY, college preparatory ROBERT GRAY, college preparatory CONNlE GYltllNAlTES, college preparatory LORAYNE HADLOCK, general HARRlETT HALL, general GLENN HANllLTON, general GEORGE HANTGlN, general DOROTHY HARNJUELL, college preparatory DlCl4 HATCHER, general ROBERT HEDGES, general STANFORD HENDRlCl4SON, general JESS HERNANDEZ, general N!lOLET HERRlNG, liberal arts JACK HlLENlAN, pre-engineering ROBERT HlRSCHEELDER, liberal arts KENDALL HOEll.JS, general CLNETTE HOLDERBY, commerce LARRY HOLUNGSNJUORTH, mechanics BlLL HOWARD, college preparatory WANDA HUNTER, commerce BRUCE JENSEN, aeronautlcs OCIJLERED CARL JENSEN, hherat arts LEONARD JOHE, comrherctat MARKLAND JONES, cotteqe preparatory ROBERT JONES, geheraJ BJLL KEENE, geherat HELEN KJMBALL, cottege preparatory BETTE KJRKPATRJCK, cottege preparatory HARRY KLJRTZ, cottege preparatory NOLA LARSON, geherat AMBROSE LJTTLE, aerohautics DOROTHY LOETHOLJSE, qerwerat MJLDRED LOHR, gerterat MANUEL LOPEZ, rhachthe shop DEAN LOVE, pre-erwgkheerthg ALVA JANE LOXWDERMJLK, busthess CLAUDE LYNN, aerohauttcs DON MacJSAAC, hberat arts DONALD MARSTON, gerrerat VELMA MASTERSON, commerce HJSAO MATSLJMOTO, mechanics NAMJKO MATSKJMOTVO, home ecorwomtcs -55 OV CHARLES MAXWELL, generaT BTLL MAYO, generat ALENE MTLLER, pre-nursrng FRANCES MTLLER, business EDWARD MOORE, coNege preparatory GEORGE MOORE, Trberal arts JOYCE MORRTS, business KATHERTNE MORRTSON, pre-nurskng HARLEY MOXWREY, cotlege preparatory MARGARET MYERS, cottege preparatory CLARA MQCARTNEY, coHege preparatory CONSTANCE MQNETL, TrberaT arts VNTAN MCREYNOLDS, generak VTOLET NAKAYA, generaT DOROTHY NYE, Trberat arts CHARLES ORR, terrnlnaT HELEN PANNELL, generaT ED PAPTER, general GEORGE PETERS, agricuhure JEAN PHTLLTPPE, commerce MAVTS PHTLLPOTTS, coTTege preparatorry FAYE PTCKELSTMER, gerterat PETER PTNKERTON, tkberaT arts BEULAH QUTCK, gerwerat MARY RAMTREZ, commerce LEONARD RAMONETTE, commerce ELLEN RANDALL, trberat -arts SAXON RAWLTNGS, cottege preparatory BETTY REASER, trberaT arts WALTER REYNOLDS, agrtcutture ROBERT RTCHARDS, cottege prepar CLTEEORD ROBERTS, pre-TeQaT DOROTHY ROBBTNS, Qenerat A AAARTE ROCHE, gerteraT WTLLTAM ROE, cottage preparatory KATHERTNE ROSS, ttberat arts ALLYN SATTLER, agrtcutture MARY JOE SCHXWETTZER, ttberat JACK SCOTT, cottege preparatory GEORGE SEE HOO, accourrttrrg MARTLOU SHASKY, NberaT arts DOLLTE STLVA, gerrerat atory EITTS -68- W MARTAN STLVA, genera CLARA SLANKER, genera DALTON SMTTH, genera JESSTE SMTTH, commerce BERNARD SOREM, rrbefax arts NAOMT SRANG, commerce LORAYNE SPEAR, pre-nurstng ALTSON SPTDELL, rrbefar arts MARTTN STACY, genera JEAN STALEY, ttbera arts LEONA STEARNS, genera OENEVTEVE STEPHENS, genera ROBERT STEVENS, cottege preparatory DOROTHY STEWART, cottege preparatory FLOYD STEWART, pre-engtneertng TED STTLL, woodwork BARBARA STEWART, cottege preparatory CHARLES SDTTS, rrbefar arts JOE SULLNAN, genera DOROTHEA TABER, trbera arts BOB TAYLOR, genera DAN THOMAS, eottege preparatory EUGENE THRTET, pre-ertgtrteermg VERNELL TODD, commerce BETH TRTPLETT, gerterat VXNCENT TUMAMATT, gerterat RAY UPTON, eottege preparatory ALTCE VanDELtNDER, qerterat ROSA VANEG-AS, secretary MARIE WALLACE, ttberat arts EUGENE WARREN, pre-engmeermg CLEVE WEBBER, pre-errgmeermg EVELYN WELLS, commerce DOROTHY WELTER, commerce ALTCE WHEELER, cottege preparatory SANDRA WHXTEORD, ttberat arts TNABELLE WTLKTNS, home economies WALSTE WTLLHTTE, .pre-nursing EDWXN WTLLTAMS, eottege praparatory LEROY WKLLTAMS, cottege preparatory DAN NWTLLTS, ttberat arts A ROBERT WTLLTS, cottege preparatory 70- BARBARA BENNET, home ecorwomtcs EDDTE BERNSTETN, geherat LEE BLACKERRY, cottege preparatory CHET CAMPBELL, gerrerat CLTEEORD COATES DOUGLAS CONNER, gerterat WTLLARD WTLVERT, pre-ertgtrreertrtg BERYL WOOD, Cottege preparatory ELMER WOODS, gerterat. MMMXE EUBANKS, cottege preparatory TOMMNE ESKRXDGE, aerortauttcs TED HARDCASTLE, generat WALTER 5ONES, aqrkcutture MARCXEL, MXLES, commerce XHRGXL MULEORD, agrtcuttore DEE MCCALLTSTER, mechanics JOHN PORTLOCK, gerterat ARTHUR RXGGXNS, gerterat BERT SECOR, gerwerat JAMES SMTTH, hberat arts VTCTOR SMXTH, hherat arts ELLSXYJORTH SUYTAR, agrtcutture STANLEY WALTON, geherat PAUL WTLVERT, crtmtrwotogy AVERY NTRENBERG, wood shop 'QXN 1 - .- N If 1 M. x wi 1 '7' 1 xl 'S L ,ww ,QT x ..A. ? A 1 A, -'JQYU - ,X e Fw Q1 M 4x fl? if X x 1 , .s WN Ninn, A, ffm W' Q 4, fa- . ,. 'GQ -is . ,rx 5' 3' ,f W 45' U r 1 Ls, W-we x in' 4 K La 4 ef .5 .Z K, 1 , AFTEIQMATI-l Roberta Neher Sunk to the rail with cargo fair won, Sails tull to bursting the ship races on, Deck hands and captain, their duties neglect Joy holds the wheel-there is no regret! Out of the black clouds into the blue, Pirates full merry go plowing through. Tossingland rocking on all the white crests lsn't life grand when all at its best? N .41 PH L SCHNEHIER, Student Body president iiiiii Qi: iliiiiiiitiiiiitt Because ot his exceiient ieadership, Biii Schn was re-eiected president ot the Associated Students tor the second semester. His new and capabie board pertormed many important tasks. Among these were an improvement in graduation announcements, and the re-instaiiation ot the tootbaii score-board, The Spring Formai, an important event which is an- nuaiiy sponsored by the second semester ASB hoard was a great success. ' The cabinets ot both semesters ciosed the year with a dinner partymin Los Pxngeies. k Viay Acidic Ueiic Long, lliii Sriim:idei', Kenneth Cook, Riii Howard, Jac J' , . Caliiurim: King, Gian Lohan, Trim Myers ...7'l- lll ..-l i -4-nl RUTH MYERS M-W Uflitnf-i'i 'l1ivf cxiwiiaitixia mst. I ,I , 11 -1.-W Nlh.lh:b5 HIRIIZSICT nos Q MAvms La Revista has functioned this year with an ' ' d ever onsible staff which has ma e y to assure the book's success. ear books that has been printed partly on an angle, and in two-tone ink. The members of the faculty have been T alert, resp eftort This is one of the few y photographed in informal groups represen ing the instructive work which they do. The sixteen clubs and the various athletic groups are pic- iaculty adviser llllll tured as they ac u y ir activities. Division pages are living pictures of l.a Revistas theme, a cruise through an academic year, and the poems accompanying these pages bring romance and adventure to the book, The blue of Ventura's seas was the inspiration for the cover. t all carry on some of the f the Staff assistants are leading members o ' t' n of school art department, Under the direc io lllnntimiecl on Vastu 79D U g l Al TTA TDCHOXVOS, any Yi ICQ ISACA, ropyg . . 1.0ii,xN. Copy VLAN CL'R'l'lS. Mtg RORICRTA NEHER, any MARIAN CATLIN, any GLEN Wiiittri Hitt if X' -sk 4 TACK 'YORK AS ROBERTA NEHER KNl'Hk'.RlNV. STTQWART JUHN S'l'V.XVAR'Y sates manager series vviuuer sem-emi-y advertising: maiiager the art editor they rnade the page iayouts, and The business statt worked so etticientiy that mounted aii pictures. Art assistants were the editoriai departrnent was never torced to Roberta Neher, Vivian Curtis, Nita Deirioyos, change its pians. Business assistants were John and Marian Catiin. Stewart, Jack Tobias, and Katherine Stewart. Joe G-riego, assistant editor, was responsibie Don Mayes, yearbook adviser, has granted his for ati copy atter it was coiiected by the various services untiringiy. Through his counsei and statt editors, The copy assistants were Ed Baca assistance this record ot coiiege iite has been and Gien Loban. pubiished, iiiiiiiiiiii tiiii ' AUAR CEHQ21 BERS EIIMVHR NYCQOUS BARBARA V ARKER BUTLER LAUTERBACH H f l H Q 1' 'QU Of H l :snapsiot cr itor administration editor m'f:arri1:itirn: -dit r mAui.A1u4,i suoiu crrAiu,if.s voiuint gi-it3i,i,,t ,wicks JACK Gum' qiiq,riRqm Q25 ,ffm r - 'A A - A . ' - . , , ' . ., ' . . WW'-US Wmlf- 1-41101 rbhfvtorziavhy editor dass editor mcn's sports editor ctmmntogry editor YQLHP-..L. i...-1... -..-...- .- lll'i'l'H ARCH l HALID ti rst semester editrii ICD BACA second semester editor GLEN LOHAN second semester business manai. lllllllll lllllll Unions' .-... T.- : :I-.. -. 2.. -1- -. 'R - T ' ..- ..--.3-. .--Q -gn -- -...---. -.-. .--. 12' Big Day Fun ' Lines to on Front . . -.l Student journalists produced a very successful Pirate Press this year. Special editions were printed at Christmas, and during the school bond election campaign. Another was published to welcome the graduating Tens to the junior college in May, Eight pages appeared in the holiday issue instead of the usual four. Although a few difficulties in publication occurred during the first semester, everything worked out quite satisfactory later in the year when staff mem- bers learned the responsible nature of their positions. The practice of changing staff assignments every few weeks during the second semester proved very advantageous in spreading the work among all mem- bers. lt gave everyone in the group training and experience in each task of publishing a paper. Ml-fCH.-XNIC.-Xl, S'l'Al-'l-' ANI!!-IRS! IX, ITARNHS. I'.-K I'l ICR. LYNN. lb. l7AL'.-K. lil'5lNliSS S'I'.-Xlfl-' LHIIAN. XWIRUICN, MHICKS. ISR.-XY lClll'l'0RIAl, S'l'Al-'ll' fuppcrj:Slfrzlrliflg-Mr. Mayes, Harry. Lolmn, ll. Lynn. Cllapmnn. linunctt, Anrlcrsun, P. Cnnrlnuy, Rockwell Parker. li. Hara. Carson, Maxwell, Suu Hmm. .S'r'nln!fflll'ay, 'Hag'un, lllxrrlcn. M. Courtney, Taylor. CITIES lIuwcrlHAUlivu1', G. Cox, Chaffee, lilwnod, llunlmm 5laz'ls:x:u'. Mashlmrn, jcffvnat. ll. Cox, Plullanks. Salisbury, lfuwlcl Lynn, Fcrgcrson, Henry, llntts, Mrllriflc, Carnc, Rnlylrins, Mr. M:1yus.linnnult, Mmvrcy. 0 llllllli lllfl To create, rnaintain, and extend throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character is the worthy obiective of the Junior l-li-Y, This newly formed organization is a division of the Young Nlen's Christian Association and is designed to reach high school students with its rnission. Officers of the Junior l-li-Y arei Darrel Griggs, president, William Vaughn, vice-president, and David Clark, secretary, XXI. A, Kirkpatrick is the faculty adviser of the organization l'l'llllfl The Ventura Junior College Senior Tri-Y received special recognition to others is the purpose of this fine club which is a divisoin of the Young 1 XX!ornen's Christian Association, lt is one of the rnore interesting, spirited ' clubs of -the campus. , - Officers of the Senior Tri-Y arez Olive Bright, president, Winifred Burtles, vice-president, Ruth Nakaya, secretary, Grace O'Donnell, treasurer. Mildred Pitt and Mrs, Louis Mudge are the club advisers. A as the honor Tri-Y organization of Southern California this year. Service Q y y Q i'i,'iirt Service activities ot the Senior ici-Y, the upper division Hi-Y cirrb, 'rnciuded ushering tor schooi productions, turnishing tootbaii programs, and repiacing the Junior Coiiege V on the hiii aboye the schooi, The Senior Hi-Y was awarded the Conisiin Trophy as the best ciub in the Tri-County district at the San Luis Obispo conterence. Ciub otticers arei Peter Pinker- ton, president, Fioyd Stewart, vice-president, Fiager Horn, secretary, Fred Ferro, treasurer, Jack Gray, pubiicity chairman, Jack Kingston, sergeat-at- arrns, Burnett Yarrrck is the ciub adviser, iiiiiti iiit An exceiient year was enioyed by members ot the eieyenth grade Tri-Y, 'This organization is a division ot the Young Wornens Christian Association tor high schot students, The rnain activity this year ot the eieventh grade Tri-Y was a Mothers' Day tea and reception, Otticers are. Barbara Jane O'Connei, president,Bobby Oiiyer, vice-president, Shirtey Freernan, secretary, Janice Dwyer, treasurer. Co-advisers are Mildred Keys and Gaby Wiison. -83- llllllSlll lllllll Tnp lhlm--l'hillirirk, Frceclnmn, Minnear. Donnelly. Bluramln. Ciiok. Hnizun, llrysiin. l'l:mn. Stuwnrt. Sz'lmcidcl', Prentice, lhndfnrd, Coach Gowder l I I S Hx H l lal i rim hm-r .1Ul'CQ'. air. nrey, I tm:'. Lack of a sufficient number of men hampered Coach Bob Gowder's Varsity track team from winning any con- ference meets. Several individuals, however, came through with sterling performances to win a number of first, second, and third places, ln the first meet of the season the Pirates were able to win one third place and three fifth places. Tom Donnelly placed third in the novice l00 yard dash. Com- peting against some of the best relay teams on the coast, the Pirate 440 relay team, composed of John Stewart, George Prentice, Tom Donnelly, and Bob Serey, placed fifth. ln a triangular meet with Glendale JC and UCLA frosh, Bob Serey was second in both the 440 and 220 yard dashes. George Prentice placed second in the mile and the two mile, and Bill Schneider and John Stewart tied for third place in the javelin throwing event. Ul'l'USl'l'l'1 l'At'Hi The Varsity track squad won over the Santa Barbara State Frosh. In the meet Bob Gowder's cindermen amassed a total of 70 points while the Gauchos were able to garner only 6l. Clyde lvlinnear won three first places to lead the Varsity track squad to a decisive victory over San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Junior College in their last meet, Coach Gowder's men gathered 65 l-3 points while their two northern foes were scoring 28 l-3 each. During the l938 track season two Ventura Junior College records were broken. Bob Serey ran the 220 in 2l.9 seconds to set a new local junior college record. George Prentice bettered a mark set by Harold Small- wood when he ran the 440 in 50.l seconds at Santa Monica. Tofu lfaft'--Hl'RI.l'IY, liruacljnmp: l'Rl'IN'I'lCl'I, 4-HI: S'l'l'1XYAR'l', high hurdles 5,11-mn! limp F-COOK, shut put: l'RIl'.llM.XN. hruazl mmm: BIININLAR, discus. Javelin J Hnffmu lfvriv-SI'iRl'IY, Sprints: Donnelly, sprints: HAGEN. mile. two mile Ltfi V... - mn. 0. Q .. xl v 'NF ,A 4 v ,fig u Q 3, , -4 H.. 1 nw fair W 5':f7ffYW+ fi' A va -:',,,3.,,.w:,,. xv. i Q fuk It Lott lulk llnh NX li Stcwar! lhiic N dau lffmqg mmm, yaughn Hlhman. Lune. Dim xx-uns. Richards, Mmqnu' Flskrmm ,MXN Vlffill lwvvf-Ui.Riuix S-irimti htctt Ctari. Swh iii Mtn. Lrumor Nanicr lripiett lm , I' Us all TRN! Unvmin 'Hiiihxui Nhki. -Xmc um Tiiiiiariiait, Crux, Bixicr, 'Yakasiiki Showing strength and power during the entire season in both track and tieid events, the Ventura Pirate Preps, coached by Kenneth Shannon, wiii go down in his- tory as one ot the tinest teams ever to represent Ventura. The Babes made short work ot Oxnard and Santa Pauia in the tirst meet ot the T938 season, in a tri-city attair at Oxnard. They scored aimost twice as many points as their nearest competitor. They won every meet they entered with the excep- tion ot the Pusseii Cup meet at Carpen- teria, the CTF meet at Santa Maria, and the Southern Catitornia tinais, Coach Shannon kept the team weii baianced by distributing the strength throughout the sguad. Again the Prep cindermer won the coveted Ventura County championship at Oxnard. The Babes aiso won the 20-30 Pseiays and regained possession ot its gigantic trophy for another year, Bob Richards, George Peters, Dan Wiiiis, and George Cox were the ieading scorers tor the Ventura squad. ROBERTS, 440: YANEZ, X320 '1'RlVLE.T, 660314. NVHAJS, 880 JEFFCOAT, S801 TULK, mile awed 'W X, fv Q Wg? 5 Jw LYNN 9-L:XGV.L, shot put DAN WHAAS, high huvdlcs 9-r Trip l'i4-lim-, lm,-If y-,ui-f-f-XX'iHimiis. Calvert, WuHi:, Gibbs. Ymun. Blxxstcvr. Rhudus. 'l'cnmh:luu. 1 :-un! limi'---NX'ubb, Sch-ev. Dysnvt, Lnvkcns. Hruwn, RNTIL. lhwk. I.u:iw'r l'ir!nri', lnnli' rntif-ffl.1u'kuiis. Xchuv, Masters , Mosul, Vpiult. lfrnllr lCu:i----NXMHQ. Rhodes. Uyszxvt, VhiHuph:. Captained by DeneTda Larking, the eTevens proved that their winning ot the basketbaii championship was no acci- dent, by aiso winning the speedbaii championships The tweTves, Ted by Betty CoTe, gave the champions some brisk competition, The thirteens and toorteens, however, were torced to torteit their games when they were unabTe to piace toh teams on the tieTd, TTMTTMTTT Women ot the Thirteens and Foorteens toond it necessary to ioin torces in order to have enough piayers to make a basebaii team. United they had one good pitcher and a comparativeiy good batting iineup. The TweTves, with a strong battery and pienty ot good pitchers and catchers, won the championship. The ETevens, who were outstanding in teamwork, were recognized especiahy for their unusuaiky tine sportsmanship lirirntliy 3lm'l'liui'srm, si:t't'ctai'y1 Riitli Hilniuvc, vice-piwsiclclitg Art Lrivzitt, prusizlciit. Throughout the entire school year the class of thirteens was an unusually energetic one. The first was a skating party held at the Casino Roller Rink. rf the numerous activities sponsored by this class Ample evidence of the ingenuity of the thirteens was reflected in the Barn Dance promoted by them. The school barn was transformed into a genuine barn for this affair by the addition of hay, beanstraw, and farm implements, Deciding to revive a custom which has been over- looked for the past few years, the thirteens agreed to have class sweaters. The sweaters were in the class colors of maroon and grey. lllllllll llllllllllli Ruth Gilmore and Bill Sweet represent the highest scholastic and citizenship standards of the thirteens. They were chosen by the l-li-Y committee for their successf-ul application of worthy efforts to individual and school problems, llllllllllf On April 26th, the thirteens presented a clever radio skit during a school assembly. Alita Delfloyes and David Rockwell were in charge. This class' farewell party was held at Pierpont Bay, where games, swimming, and a weiner bake were enioyed. lvluch credit for the outstanding success of the thirteenth grade class was undoubtedly due to the splendid spirit of this class and its able officers and advisers. Arthur l.ovatt was president, Ruth Gil- more held the vice-presidential position, and Dorothy McPherson managed the secretarial duties. lvlildred Keys and E, Otis Draper were faculty advisers. ltll,l. SVVlf.lC'l' RUTH Gll,Nl0RF, -89- V' ,,... up ICU:-'--Nlauufnxn. Wlxltulnn, Nlinlwaxv. Nlnsluy, llrysnn, llmtpermn, Christian, lmlman, Slllllll,llIl1'Il lllurlrirh. Tail, Wilson, lfriclrllc, Blnrlsnnr. Claire, lmvnll, l rnsiur, Nlr. lillmlry 'l'l1irll lfurv Nlr. Nlnllgu, Sweet, lluvliwull, lmwc, llulrlllus, Swlnml lfnw- -Currier, Lnwruncc, llnlwcr. 'l'nnnur. l'nuursun, 1h'm'us, Clmpmnn. l4llNKl'Ullt'U. Snylnr, Ynlcnvln . , , . . ., , , . . I lcy. 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Barrres Dramrwaro rs Guxfer Dor X Rae f5Rober Srewarr Dow Barbara Armsrrorrq ' GRADE X2 hRoX3err DXxXer Bone Rurks X,ueXXa CXarXsrerrsoo cX Eerro Sfrai Qht A S tudenfs h XLEre ' rr Gray XX f RoX3e DOYOYYXNI X'XarrNe 45NlXoXe'r X'Xerr'mg ' roarw Back X'XrXe rr X'XXrscXwreXcXer Robe WXBXXX Howard AXva Barre X,owcXeTm'rXXa EXXX'rr,X SXJXXS GRADE X3 Dr adi or d X'XeXerX Nlwrarw Cr,rrXXs Ruth GXXmore - EXaqer X'Xorrr Rrrersorw DoroXXN Mae XXfXorarXcXa PauX Bean Srearos Bob Xi! aX'r orzaos X4 Ada Chambers f'iCaXXaerXrre X4XrXq Rorrr Myers Roberr 'X asXr GRADE X5 X4areerX Osburr ff SRECXALS aero Carrarrza X gn Berry Er,rXX4ersorr llll lll Ulllllllll Persome, the bishop's sister, Leona Stearns, Marie, her servant girl, Letha Lowe, the bishop, Gordon Cairns, the convict, Harvee Dunshee' the sergeant, James Maclsaac, the gendarme Meredith Newman. 1 I Ellllll lllllllll Three mayor productions were offered this year by the Ventura Junior College Dramatics department: The Bishops Candlesticks,' An Old Kentucky Garden, and The Queen's Husband. William Viehman directed the productions, mak- ing the year a notable one for the school, ln addition, the drama department, under the spon- sorship of Miss Carter and Mr, Viehman, produced several assembly programs, and provided speakers and plays for Ventura clubs and social groups. The Bishop's Candlesticks, presented as part of the annual Christmas Show, was taken from Victor l-lugo's immortal novel, Les Miserables. In the play, Jean Valjean, through the kindness and understanding of the Bishop, regains his lost faith in mankind. The excerpt truly depicts the spirit of the Christmas season. Fine talent was displayed in the production by Harvey Dunshee, Gordon Cairns, Leona Stearns, and Letha Lowe. Principal parts in An Qld Kentucky Garden - the operetta presented as the Spring Show were necessarily vocal solo parts, Viehman, however, directed the staging, and all of the speaking parts in the production. As the name implies, the set- ting is in the south, and the story takes place during a very colorful period of southern history. Excellent performances were given by every member of the cast, and the staging was exceptional. The final dramatics activity of the school year --the Queen's Husband -was given May nine- teenth by a representative group of junior colleg- ians. lt was a play of unquestionable merit written by Robert Sherwood, and had been produced by many outstanding universities. lt marked another step forward in the progress of the dramatics department. With its setting in an obscure kingdom, this play carried one through the exciting circumstances attending revolution, royal marriages, court intrigue, and royal families. llll llll llllllllll llllllllll llll Ullllll llllllllll ' ll Jeanie, Colonel Staunton's Niece, Betty Taylor, Colonel Staunton, Bill Schneider, Richard, Jack Rains, Phillip, Bill Roe, Joy, Jane l-lildebrand, Adaliza, Alita Del-loyes, Stephen Foster, Howard Conklin, Hannah, Lillian West, l-lenry Blow, Jack Tobias, Maiiundar, Bob Bryan, friends ot the tamily, Elmina, Kathryn Stewart, William Kenneth Cook, l-lattie, Ada Lee Wilbanks, Beth, Walter Jones, Lizzie Beth, Evelyn Wells, colored servants, Toms, Carl l-lurley, Cotton, Ronald Byron, Joe Buzzard, Frank Botts, Mr, lvloneytold, l-larry Kurtz, Mr, Artichoke, Granville Lambert. King Eric Vlll, Bill Schneider, Granton, his secretary, Bill Roe, General Northrop, prime minister, Jim Maclsaac, Lord Burton, toreign minister, l-larvee Dunshee, Queen Martha, Kay Kurka, Princess Anne, Ophelia Wray, ladies-in-waiting, Katherine King and Barbara Fleutch, Vellman, a liberal, Gordon Cairns, Laker, an anarchist, l-larold Gragg, lvlayor Blent, aide-de-camp, Robert Bryson, Phipps, a footman, Jim Eaton, Petley, a tootman, Meredith Newman,, Sergeant, Robert Edmundson, Prince William of Greck, Robert Hatcher. , f'rwvM,L,7.,,v.,u.nf.r,,., ,,..,pv..,.,..,wf,,1- ..,, ,.:.,,...:f,1m,a...,,. ..., ,M r,,,,' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,w,MW,W ,KW tttrtttttttr MW Ptettytttes ot the Engtneers dub, whtch 'rs tourteenth grade standtng. Charter mem- d25tQU9d Dttmafth' WV VSCVSQVOVM tndvded bers ot thts dub, whtch was organrzed thts 3 pam at Ex Comm m Santa Barham' 3 year are Ted Brock Lewts Chapter Jack - - d - A . is . . I I I riwzretigeagl an rnyrtatton party or rncomtng Greenamxlrel Donaxd Gumpemzl Tom Myers, Ntembershto regurrements oroytde that a student must mayor tn engtneenng and haye 3dVt59V tor the dub t9 SWPWVW Ptndfaea Crarg Nunan, and Vernon Weeks. Facutty WWE ttttwrttttt The Ptrate Pepsters were organkzed at the hegtnntng ot the year as a boosters dub tor the Ventura Buntor Cottege, Ntemhershto 'rn the organkza- , tron was hmtted to seventy-ttye boys and seventy-ttye gtrts. Unttorms were Q proytded tor att members by the dub, 'Yhetr matn acttytty Nay tn proytdtng QQ.. cheering secttons at tootbah games. Ptrate Peoster otttcers were, George Cox, orestdent, Chartes Fergerson, ytce-prestdent, Kathenne Stewart, L secretary, Cathenne Bounds, treasurer, V iiiiiit itittiiiii itiititi One ot the schoois most active organizations was the Ptiumni chapter ot the Future Farmers ot America, Their activities inciuded their annuai citrus show, a barn dance, a radio interview ot tour prominent members ot the ciub. Piiurnni Future Farmers must have thirteenth grade standing and studv vocationai agricuiture. Otticers are: Fhii Ranger, president, Jack Tobias, vice-president, Bohn Cavwood, secretarv, Herbert Fiagen, treasurer, C-ieraid Babtiste, sergeant-at-arms, and Edwin Pinkerton, reporter, tiiiiti iiiiitiiiti For the high schooi division ot the Future Farmers ot America, a ciub tor agricuiture students, this schooi vear was verv successtui. Members parti- cipated in stock iudging contests, presented the citrus show with the cooperation ot the Ptiumni division, and sent deiegates to the Western Livestock show, the State iudging contest, and the Pomona Citrus Show. Otticers ot the Junior Future Farmers are: Daiton Smith, president, George Fiuntgin, vice-president, Bob Fiedges, treasurer, Charies Orr, secre- tary, Waiter Revnoids, sergeant-at-arms, and Lawrence 'ver Fieusen, adviser. , .,. , ,... u,,,,,.n, . ., . V , , i , ---'- V- - i 1 .... . .,a,,,. , , . .. ....,,,,...,,, -lOl- i '27 - 4 i its My ' Iunk lx K ri'-ri Cimkiin, johnson Frau! Rmv-Bh'n:i's. Cnnrh Wtisim, L. 3, YGBYTW The Ventura Junior Coiiege tennis made a tair showing despite the tact that there ' iettermen, in view ot were oniy three returning t'tion the Pirate netters acquitted the strong compe i ives admirabiy weii. themse eners against Giendaie, Ciyde in the ieague op Minnear was victorious, B-6, 6-i, Leonard Johe and Kioshi Yanaginuma won 6-2, 6-2. Against Long Beach Bob Johnson won 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. The Ventura team was victorious over Santa Monica by the score ot i4-O. Bob Johnson won 6-3, 7-5, Tom Myers and Don Phiiiips won 6-4, 4-6, i0-9, and Johe and Yanaginuma were victorious 6-8, 6-4, th match with Compton, Myers and IXUX XViLS B-6. in e ' ' - -6 i0-8. Minnear triumphed . teutua Cond Phiihps wOn 6 4, 4 , with a score ot i-6, 6-2, 6-3. r were Bob Johnson, Lettermen tor the yea Ciyde Minnear, Tom Myers, Don Phiiiips, Leonard Johe, and Kioshi Yanaginuma. Ventura was rep- sesented at the Oiai tournament by Bob Johnson, Ciyde Minnear, Kioshi Yanaginuma, Tom Myers, ' ' d Phiiiips defeated and Don Phiiiips. Myers an ' T tt 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 in the Bryan and Gervais ot a tirst round. iii iiiiit v i V 5 r b t Thks year's htghty successtuT tennts campargn Howard' BGOWY' was ted by the tottowtng who were awarded tettersz George Booker, BTH Howard, Date Zeyen, Bernard Sorem, Paut Wttson, Jr., Herbert Vtlorsham, Drew Conkhn, Chttord Roberts, Fred Ferro and Marttn Barnes. Wrtson, Jr., Worsham The ptayers, chosen to represent Ventura Juntor Cottege at the Otak and Dudtey Cup tournaments were Howard, Booker, Wrtson, and Worsham, NWN- son reached the thkrd round at the DudTey contest and the tourth round at Orat. Twenty-two duaT tournaments were ptayed durrng the season. Ventura downed att ot tts Teague opponentsftostng onty three kndrvtduat matches. Schoots Tostng to the strong Ventura Prepsters' team were Santa Barbara, Tatt, Thatcher, and Gtendate High Schoots. tn the C. T. F. pTayott at Santa Montca, Ven- tura tost to a powertut Santa Monkca team T3 to Ventura's sweepkng victory tn the county tourn- ament ptaced thts defeat tn the background. VJKT- son and Nflorsham took ttrst and second stngtes whtte Zeyen and Sorem, and Howard and Booker took ttrst and second doubtes. This was the tkrst trme rn the tournaments' htstory that Ventura won att tour ptaces. These same boys represented Ven- tura tn the C. T. F. tournament ptayed June fourth at Futterton. 'I'n11fRuhu'ts, NX T NN T H d. Vcwu H I' I Cmxtdin f 5 I T nuker, Coarh W H5011- HH HHH 104.- I P Xa Twp lCmrrfFTm'cs, Goin, Hagen, 'Sru'3cg::x, Dah: Vaughn, Swctmarx. Crunch Parsnnzs. 5 T 1 T 'r.'mn1, lCmvf',uusv.cin, Whharxas, Chzxpmzm, Eaton, Mage, Gvkrzgs, Hernandez. lfrnu! Irma-fVun Nostrand, Cdcxrxcnls, THU Vaughn, Zuyen, Newman, Thrkit, Crump. Defeated four rkmes and ynnnkng onXy rwo games, the Pkrare Prep basebah team hnkshed ns T938 season 'rn rhkrd pXace Tn the counry srandkngs. The onNy two games won were from the Oxnard Yehoygackeks by scores or TT-O and 8-2, The Preps To-sr borh of rhekr games to the Sanra PauXa CardXnaNs, T938 counry champkons, and Xosr Wo games by dose scores ro the Frhmore Washes. They aXso were dereaked by 'rhe'San'ra Barbara Dons Tn a non-Teague game. DaNe Zeyen, Lynn SXagXe and Eugene Thrkir shared mound dunes for the Preps dunng the season. Merednh Newman and Eugene Thnrr worked ar the catchers posmon, DaXe Vaughn, c.enrerrXeXder, was the 'reams ourstandkng pXayer rhroughouk rhe season Tn bakhng and heXdKng. Lawrence Chapman, second baseman and DaXe Zeyen, pucher, were the outsrandrng xmrumv x.. vmzsoss pTayers Tn the XnHeXd, hnshnH rnixrh WMM Top I'if'luw-f'itakei', Curtis, Ciark, K. Dean, 1. Dean. 'i'eriii1TCi0H. Lnwur l'if'!nr4', Inf! fn 1'U1lIf'!FlNN'hSC, Gztwin. Hci'i'iiiq,:, NYciics, 5i w . Ciztiru, Gyyiiaiu NN'cst,.Cnwciti, Ruhhiiis. Niiiur, Garvin, Mathis, Kimzstmi, Niirivcci Pitt. titiriiiitt Archery drew the attention ot an great many women this year and enahied the Archery ciub to enioy an active season, The principai activities were participation in a number ot tournaments, a, week-end party at Miidred Pitt's cabin, and a swimming party at XX!heeier's. Otticers during the year werei Niariorie Mcinness and.Connie Gymnai- tes, presidents, Betty Ciaire, secretary, and Miss Pitt, sponsor. iritit Tennis is the most ooouiar ot aii the sports ottered to the women at Ventura Junior Coiiege, Ptt the Oiai tournament this year, the schooi was weii represented 'oy Ptnn Baker and June Dean, singies, and by Geneva Tempieton and Katherine Dean, douhies. The iatter couoie won the Womens interschoiastic doubies eyent tor which they re- ceiyed 'oeautitui goid trophies. Ptnn Baker aiso receiyed a trophy tor winning second oiace in the singies matches. Other outstanding tennis oiayers are Eiaine Ciari4,N!iyian Curtis, and icieien Diedrich. -1 O5 O6- Lrfl In Riylllf-I,AYONIA ROSS, RI','I'A ADAMS, IAMICS DIf.I .RINti, Rl I'H HITCII, I RASCI .S RIf.'I'Z, WI'.I,DON IVILSON. RARICIC MORSE, ROItIf.R'I RICIC, IiDI'I'H RINO, JEAN Ht't'CHIN':iOX, HAROLD ltR,Mili, ARDITHIQ 'I'AtiI.If.Y, BIII,DRI .D IKICRRY, I-'OIsI t ItIIN AR ItIf.'I I'Y CARSON Sjvwiuls :mt l'irlurml'-IFICRN IIARTON, SICIAIA IELOONI, HIf.RItIf.R'I' ItRI'I I', S'I'AXI.IiY IXRYAXT, YINCIf.N'I' Itl'I.I,OL'GH, IIARRIIf.'I I'I IIL RR PI XRI Itt I'I.If.R, GORDON CAIRNS, N'tOI.A CfX'5It'ItIf.I.I,, WII.I.I.X3I CABIPIOS. CRAIG CORII,-XI.I .Y, OLIYIV, ICRSRINE, HARRII-YI' IfI.OX D LHNRII5 IRA ZIIER. CQXROIXN ITRIIQDRICH, ItIf,'I I'Y I-'L'I.RIiRSON, MARY GIBSON, I.If'I'HIf.R IIA.,l'I'I'5IANN. BIILDRICD IIAI.I.. PATRICIA HANINIONS ROI LRT II.'X'I'CHI'2R. MARY HIGGINS, HARRISON HOPKINS, CAININIS ISBIAX. IOIIN I-'.I'.,IDAI.I,, UCAN I.API-ZYRIC, DICINHINIE I,AWRI .NL,I NIXRIORII' I.tI.I,II'X, IIERRY MARTIN. DAVIS NIIf.RZARI.O, GICOROI-Z BIOORIQ, If.I.3IIf,R 3IcCAI,I,, I-1DI'I'H XIEWIIY, THOMAS WCONNOR, LAXVRINLI PAI MER ROIII'1R'I' PICNA, ROItIf.R'I' I'HII.IlRICR, VIRGINIA RICHARDSON. LAURA IUIUICIQS. I'fIi'I I'II - 5-MYER. I-DIS SAYICRS. DOROIHX NNI IH ill ND IINDN. XILRIIND CI XIIIR R NIXRII Ptnyone haying compteted the tenth grade may attend Ventura Junior Cottege daytime ctasses to further his education. even though he is not en rotted in any particutar grade. Attendance may be tor the purpose ot preparing tor entrance to higher institutions ot tearning. or tor training in business and steitted professions. Many ot these speciai students are ptaced in good positions upon teaying schoot Speciats are active, interested members ot the Pirate student body, and their presence is an assur- ance that the schoot is more than a step between high schoot and university. Ventura J, C, is in tact a tinishing schoot tor those who have the inctina- tion and the abitity to use it. I XXII I Lf K ,Q N .1 SPARKS. ALICE S'I'I .I'HI.If,. If,YICI.YN S'I'I'HXVART, JOHN S'I'ICNI'AR'I', DORO'I'IIX' S'I'OYAI,I., IICSNIIC S'I'R:XI'I', GIQNROSE Sl'Y'I'AR, IKARI ARK SXVPE-I' I..X.' , . .' .' ' ' ' . ff . I.IX'I'2 ' . . 'Ii , . J 5. . 1 ,SI i 0 ,g N OSI UN NI XRI NX ciimums VALM, KTCBSKITUTL ovuiftirx xx'u,Ax'. summary: mwrv DcSF.Ri'A, v' -pfertficm, meta 't'0irtAS. vwsifiwt Reaiizing that the iast part ot the present schooi year wouid be a busy one tor them, the Fourteenth grade ciass did not attempt to do very much in the tirst tew months ot the year. During the iast part ot the tirst semester, how- ever, the members presented a radio version ot a western meiodrama tor the entertainment ot the student body. , Unanimousiy prociaimed to be one ot the most enioyabie ot the numerous schooi dances, the No Date Dance was sponsored by the ciass on March twenty-titth. Santa Barbara's tamed Ei Paseo served as a iiitiiii iiiiitii Opheiia Wray and Vernon Weeks were seiected by the Hi-Y committee as the outstanding students ot the tourteenth grade. Miss Wray and Weeks were exceptionaiiy outstanding in academic and extra-curricuiar activities, They have contributed much toward the soiution ot schooi probiems. iiiiiiiiiiii beautitui and romantic setting tor the Senior ciass' annuai dinner-dance. The Fourteens kept aiive an oid custom ot having a ciass breakfast the morning ot graduation day when they break- tasted in the banquet haii ot Pierpont inn. Ptii ot this ciass' varied activities were brought to an end on June ninth when they donned caps and gowns to receive their dipiomas The graduation exercises were heid on the Ventura Junior Coiiege iawn. Otticers who guided the activities ot the Fourteens were: Jack Tobias, president, Betty DeSerpa, vice-president, Opheiia Wray, secretary, Charies Paim, treasurer, Facuity advisers were Hazei Lamb and Wiiiiam Viehman. OPHFAAA NVRAY VERNON NVICERS -T 07- log.. MYRTLE AAROE, secrelarial JEAN AUBREY, pre-nursing STELLA AYERS, liberal arts ALEX BALTZER, genera CHARLES BARlEAU, pre-engineering RUTH BLAYLOCK, general TED BROCK, pre-engineering ELAlNE BROWN, pre-nursing JOHN BURNS, college preparalory HELEN CARLlSLE, liberal arls ROBERT CASEY, music NlARlON CATLlN, general ADA CHAMBERS, liberal arts BETTY CLARK, Business VlROlNlA CLlNE, general HOWARD CONl4LlN, engineering KENNETH COOK, general BETTY DeSERPA, liberal arts MELN!lN DREW, pre-law HARRY DYSART, wood shop GERALD EDDY, general lRENE EOLJHSE, secretarial KATHLEEN GARMAN, secretarial NllLDRED GElSLER, general GORDON GlLL, liberal arts MADGE GlLLlBRAND, secretarial JEANNE GRAVES, general JACK GREENAMYRE, pre-engineering JOSEPH GRlEGO, liberal arts DONALD GLJMPERTZ, pre-engineering HERBERT HAGEN, agriculture RALPH HAGEN, general l3lLL HAYNES, general JANE HlLDEl75RAND, liberal arts CHARLES HOOTMAN, general EDl'l'H HUNTER, commercial YK IU' IWW- FK CARL HLJRLEY, general EUNJCE JONES, cottage preparatory CATHERJNE KJNG, Jiberat arts CHARLES LAKE, aeronautkcs BETTY LEASURE, business RUTH LEPPER, generat EJLEEN LJKENS, corrtmerctat art ALLJNE LONG, pre-medtcat BETTE MALLETTE, gerwerat JOSEPH MAULHAURDT, Jiberat arts NEJL MENDENALL, pre-ertgtrteertng CATHERJNE MJLLER, qerteraJ ANNABEL MJTCHELL, coJJege preparatory MARY JANE MJTCHELL, bustrmess ELSYE MOORE, Jtberat arts ELMA MORRJLL, general JOCELYN MORRTS, Nberat arts RUTH MYERS, Jtberat arts TOM MYERS, pre-errgtrreertng ROBERTA NEHER, ttberat arts CRAJG NUNAN, etectrtcat erwgtrteer CHARLES PALM, pre-Jegat DON PHTLLJPS, cottege preparatory JACK RAJNS, pre-mustc ' JOHN REARDON, generat ELTA RUGGLES, gerrerat BJLL SCHNEJDER, Jtberat 'arts MARGARET SHORT, commerctat HERBERT SMTTH, ttberat arts BELJLAH SOREM, gerterat TOM STANGER, cottege preparatory KATHRYN STEWART, cottege preparatory ROBERT TASH, irtdustrtat apprerrttce ARTHUR TAYLOR, auto mectrarrtcs NELLTE TAYLOR, gerrerat JOHN TOBJAS, agrtcutture y JO ELLA ALLEN general DELBERT VANlMAN, llberal arts VERNON XWEEKS, agrlculture LlLLlAN WEST, general NORMAN WOOLEY, college preparatory OPl'lELlA WRAY, liberal arts MAE BELL YEAROUT, college preparatory LEROY YOUNGREN, pre-legal ROBERT ZAPH, pre-agriculture CHARLES PORTER, general MARGARET BENNETT, liberal arts LEW lS CHAPLER, Business JAMES DOLAN, gerleral FORREST EULLMAR, cherrtlstry ROBERT lOl'lNSON,, college preparatory GRANVlLLE LAMBERT, commerce lAMES PlERPONT, liberal arts DOROTHY RASMUSSEN, liberal arts JENNlE LEE STRAlT, commerce ORLA SWAUGER, llberal arts BOB SEREY, college preparatory WALTER TRUSTY, aerorlautlcs Acknowledgments ............. Administration Board ....... Award Blanket .......... . A. W. S. ............. . Advertisements ...... Baseball Women s ....... lvlen's Prep ....... Basketball lvlen's Varsity ....... ........ lvlen's Prep ......... Women's ........ Buccaneers ................ Christmas Formal ........ Classes Elevens ....... Twelves ...... Thirteens ....... Fourteens ....... Clubs Archery ...... Artists ............... Caput Campi ..... Engineers ............... ........ Future Farmers .... Hi-Y ...................... l-lome Economics ....... ........ Le Circle Francaise Les Artistes ............. ........ Lettermen ............. ........ Los Venturados ......... ........ Pirate Masquemen Pirate Pepsters ......... Pirate Poeteers ......... ........ Tri-Y ................. W. A. A. ............... ....... . Cord and Gingham Dance ....... ........ Commissioners First Semester ..,...... ....... 4 Second Semester ..... ........ D. A. R. Candidate ............... ........ 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R. ................. ........ l 7 l-lonor Roll .............. ........ 9 7 Honor Students Elevens ....... ........ 2 7 Twelves ...... ........ 5 9 Thirteens ....... ........ 8 9 Fourteens ....... ........ l O7 King and Queen ....... ................ 4 8 La Revista ................... ....................... 7 8 lvlap of Campus .......... ........... E nd Sheets Music Band ................... ........ 5 O Choir ..................... ........ 4 9 Dance Orchestra ....... ........ 5 l Glee Clubs ............... ........ 4 9 Theatre Orchestra ....... ........ 5 O Pirate Press ........................... ........ 8 O Poems Aftermath ................. ........ 7 3 Battle on the Brine ....... ........ 3 3 Return ................................... ........ 9 3 Sea Dream ........................................ 'll To the Spirit of Adventure ............ 4 Registrar .......................................................... 37 Registration ............ ........ l 5 Science Award ...... ........ 3 l Speedball ............ ............ 8 8 Spring Show ....... .................................. 4 8, 99 Specials ............................................................ lO6 Snapshots .................... lO, 32, 38, 58, 7l, 72, 92 Table of Contents ............................................ 9 Tennis Merfs Varsity ....... ........ l O2 lVlen's Prep ....... ........ l O3 Women's ....... ........ l O5 Track Varsity ........ ........ 8 4 Prep ........ ........ 8 6 Trustees ......................... ........ 4 5 Volleyball ........................... ........ 2 6 .Ventura Junior College ......... ..., 6 Yell Leaders ....................... ........ 5 4 ll3- Photographs ... fy' I QuaIity ' Disiiiiciiaii Character I.amm's s T u DI ncilflakers of Fine Thotographsn 670:East Main Ventura, California X.,'.'u'n'v'r3v',..', -,i ii:'5:E:2a4iIIIIWW-IIIIIIIIEEL,,.,. ,,l..,qi . 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CLEANING COMPOUNDS .FLOOR SEALERS DISINFECTANTS DRY GQQDS JANITORIAL SUPPLIES FURNISHINGS A IS 'XD Great Eastern Co . . s Ventura California Los Angeles San FrancIsc San Diego Hickey Bros. Inc. Groceries, Meats, 1:res11 Fruits Housewareg and Vegetables Hardware PM I3 8: H Milrktibi Sporting Goods 413 E. Main Si. Phone 5484 294 Exsr MAIN smmm' vmiwum Q IHOM, 4,4 Ventura, California 116+ CUNGIDATIJLATIDNI -fll1-0'- R. W. CUMMINGS Jeweler and Optometrist 309 E. Main St, Phone 2087 I I SANCHEZ HARDWARE 353 E. Main St. Phone 3694 1 LA VIDA-LIME 'N LEMON Hires Root Beer, Mission Orange, Pepsi-Cola DOMARKE CO., Distributors SOO A STFQGT Oxnard I I VENTURA HARDWARE 366 E, Main St. Phone 4645 roene's 522 E. Main MART ACCESSORIES -to accent your Costume for any Occasion Compliments of The Cap and Gown Co. of California 948 Santee St. Los Angeles ZA Shing. of 'Beauty is a Soy gonaven' CPLQEME FLGBXEISHGP Vefzfzzmflfzzrserzes 2015 E. Main St. JACK TURNER, Proprietor Phone 4562 DID. I.. W. CLAIQK OPTOMETRIST 412 E. Main St. Ventura, Calif. CDNIEIQATULATIUNI J. J. MacGREGOR Typewriters-School Supplies 472 E. Main St. Phone 3720 ! I COLLEGIATE BEAUTY SHOP 2043 E. Main St. Phone 2425 I I LOUIS A. SNOW G' CO. Electrical Contfactors Zi E. Main St. Phone 4188 -ll7- 118- Walter M. Jones N EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS Ammunition Fishing Tackle Expert Gun Smith Tennis Supplies Athletic Supplies Base Ball Goods Lock and Key Smith Bicycles Repaired Toes FOR THE GRADUATES ---- NEW ENAMEL 328 E. Main St. Phone 4411 K If K..sf.,m S I1 llentura Motor llo. a r S Made 0 e S FRANK BRADFORD, Pres. if 1 ' ' V 378 EAST MAIN STREET - Chevrolet and Oldsmobile-Sales and Service 43 E, Main Phone 6l4l Venfura Qalgfomga Ventura, California Ventura Department Store .for the Well Dressed Collegiate Student ' Slilortine Goods ' Sporting Goods-Fishing Tackle-Athletic Goods-Guns S I'l A I: I: If IQ 9 S Bags - Tfunks - Suit Cases - Leather Goods 512 East Main St. Phone 3250 Ladies l l Men's T A ST Y FOODS Fashionable l l Sport C 0 N E Y I S L A N D I 1 ll OMS - and JoLLY JOAN ll l l anclwich I I 1 hops -.1-.. L-.i C1853-551 Ql4l0D E. Main Street Lowest Prices Jllore Ventu1'a, Califlornia i THE EDIT TDII BARBER SHOP IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Peoples Lumber Company V Serving Ventura County Since l89O 1 1 I 1 Q , Ventura - Oxnard - Santa Paula - Fillmore Prop Charles G' Cums 1780 E' Maw Ojai - Moorpark - Santa Susana - Camarillo Brigham 8a Eeaman Qzmhzyf Alwayy . . Wins Arrowhead-Puritas L Distilled Ce., Ltd. Distributors in Ventura County Arrowhead Spring Drinking Water P Puritas Distilled Drinking Water ARROWHEAD PURITAS Phone 4959 I Phone 4236 5048 Paramount Cleaners i725-i727 E. MAIN 1 I VENTURA'S FlNEST ll state pil II Suner II ,, Market ll Phone 6715 Free Delivery COMPLETE LINE OF . . . GROCERIES ' MEATS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES 299 East Main Street l2O-- DRINK -I-Ile I 010 S U pre m Q .... o For The Graduate IN BOTTLES The Last Word in WATCHES, Priced from Sl4.75 A DIAMOND RING rnaI4eS A LASTING GIFT AL G. WILSUN 35 N, Ventura Ave. Ventura, California ROSS BRAKE SERVICE ADJUSTING AND RELINING Official Brake Station No. 92 Phone 2723 35 N, Ventura Ave. Oliver Reardon SL Sons Funeral Directors Oxnard Ventura National Dollar Stores A beautiful selection to choose from 529.50 As Low as SIOO a Week THE BARTLETT CO. JEWELRY-STATIONERY-MUSIC R. C. A.--Philco Radios Jewelers Since 1875 I 412 E. Main St., Ventura weaiherlq Motor Co. Dependable Dodge and Plymouth Dealer A Nationwide Institution where your dollar buys more 39 West Main Phone 6165 Ventura 394 E. Main St. Ventura, Calif. - , , PEfl h Shipman s MISSIOH Drug Store Prescription Druggists Across from the Old Mission Y l9O E. Main St. Phone 2Oll Ventura, Calif. -I 1 CDNGIQATULATIDNS G, ,I GEORGE Doclqe, Plqmoulh and TOP HAT l998O E. Main ll I Doclqe Cfrucks G. J. NELSON Tailor and Commercial Cars 568 E. Main St, Phone 3455 I I . BARR'S BAKERY 2037 Thompson Blvd. Phone 4058 -C-'m .qN'1N .hlfij 1 .31 '.' u.-h. -J :m'. r mf-My -Q, .' I.c.1iif', -..1:fa'- if -' . K '::71i'! ' U 7 -' II I,III-.,II:IIi3Ix. ' . ,'.- ,w.f1'j 1f-. .I I ,g.'J,fQ'Lfg'rff . -I .f-Ag.. ,..,,. 1, - A -f ,ng- 1-'.'f: 4 W -Q , .. --fm - 63' qv..- -Nf WSJ' .r-:H - ..1-1W' ' .PJ-' ' sifi-Qf. I .q.3g., I ..- - . ,'f':.g:N,q ..::7fv- ' - I.1I'-.BI K.,-ga .5--. r' ft' -Ii. ,- - - . ,.fq'gi,'-V, 1 . ,3l'f','I ,,-':- ' - ' , 51Sy1Yq5,4-vvx?rl.? II EVIL.. 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