Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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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-

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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

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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