Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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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,

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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