Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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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

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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.

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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