Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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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

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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

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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