Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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s [[ P I R fl T fl S I flff Editor Polly Pinkerton Assistant Editor Pat Snow Advertising Manager . . . Frank Guthrie Assistant Roger Clark Business Manager Dale Perry Photographer, Staff Artist . . . John Nance Assistant Richard Clary Sports Editor Dale Lythgoe Calendar Editors Patty Hodge Beth Newcomb Division Editors Frank LaBrum Muriel MacKenzie James Scott Verna Strong Mrs. Hazel Lamb Advisor

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VENTURA ■ 11 Midi) rniivAE JU N I OK CO L1E6E VENTURA, CALIFORNIA. JUNE 1, 1944 Look Who ' s Squawkin ' By BILL BERTLES You ' ll Burn With tliL return of good weather JC ' ers are going in small groups to the beach to get the beginning of a tan. Although the water is still much too cold for comfort, some brave souls are ventur- xu ' J, ankle deep into the brine. It won ' t be long until students are ditching school to go swimming instead of skiing, and the pool hall will be de- serted in the afternoons. HUGE FIRES RACE OUT OF CONTROL IN U ' : BLACK ARROW INVOLVED COACH COWDER SAYS, FILLMORE WILL BEAT 100 TOO IN FIRST CAME! By DALE LYTHGOE Jaysee ' s pessimistic Papa Gowder predicts dark future for Preps. Team despondently wipe away tears as they sob ' We will fight to the bitter end! MOLE CAPTURES ATTENDANCE AWARD VACCINATIONS POPULAR STATES POWELL By MUCH ABASHED Scandalous occurrences are frequent in the Buckmaster- Gowder second period study hall. Why. the other day with- out too much coaxing Gerone- vievp Powell displayed her vaccination mark to the fol- lowing admirers: The Bird. Please Nance, Gargantua Corey, and Boogie Beat Hen- drickson. who was dl - f nr-!- ably discharged- By Your Having Reporter POU.V pinKkkton Believed fo have been started by the Block Arrow. 12 people perish, (pg. 2) WEEPING STUDENTS PREPARE FAREWELL FOR GOOD OLE ' LARRY ' By NANETTE HOPE Blackjacks, baseball bats, bricks and arsenic were the thcnie. at a lovely tea hold at the county jail. The retiring Dean of —- — — j Men was lovely in a new dpu- BIC MESS ON CAMPUS: bio breasted straight jacket. WHO IS SHE? BLONiD?! (Continued on page 3) LAC.OMARSINO ANH NANCE TRY SI RIDE DIVE OFF CLPFF— Vi Just hke paratroor- ' | mg ■■GKRONIMO ' pared to d i v u qiialidtx) entlt. world peace y. IT, .S. Sccretn Hull in. his «t.itement. kite on the peace or a riheX.eagnie Speak sOFsior c Hull ' s s l.elpfui pressed iln the United same gen their plarj the war. Tlie pritDi iiiarj ' exch, constanUy am 34 Uniti-d N; ert Ihnt anm prehonsive i jecl I ' .-innol neai future, It IS a topic whic, r ' .iffer ;it all from thoug considered discussion VET Sl ' RE OF POLIO O.IAI. — UP ' The B pnlice department has soh Fr.-jncis J. Driseoll ' s poslw ploymenl problem. A vet rrort Than 40 bombing mi Dri rul! was appintert In th hce job he had applied for i year? ago before enlisting m army. In 1927 air uan port passengers paid 13 ceuta a mile; today they p y abyul 5 ceiu . - UP; — Tiip- Id it W.-ii: dis- ' j ' T irieiM ' .y ;in ■ riuction and ad clolhmg at ncfins of rrstor- ro . ( ' .-■-t-n- s fNO VI ' the - - tasteii, while othc; raiders bw- the Popoli station on the Pustara-Rome route. SimulUuifuubly, iurniiiUons ol 1 O ' -her tiijhtcr squadron; ed the Adnutic lo sirafe tn op conffntratmn; and road transpurt along the Yugoslav coast. f-i i;i- n oi tiif Qu, i. ...V -.. - is scheduled to appeui Mlii P.iuijat i MXbuiy? MiSomn thuic .. Ir. Draper, the dancer, as one of next the present cast are several war winters Ventura Cunteil bi.rieb ,.i.iki.;-i and two Sp.irs.