Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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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.

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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!

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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