Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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44 Freshman Class officers-LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Borst, secretary-treasurer: Dennis Die- fendorf, presidentg Sandi Means, vice-president. FRESHMA CLASS 'Assisted Cultural Committee 'Canned Food Drive 'Carillon Fund 5, i ff. -4- 'fs-, SOPHOMORE CLASS 'Pop Art Show 'Campus Center Class Plaques 'Graduation Activities '-.... Sophomore Class officers-LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Amundsen, vice-presidentg Chris Appel, presidentg Bonnie Rhodes, secretary-treasurer. GS Alpha Gamma Sigma is the Ventura College chapter of the state junior college honorary society. Qualifications for tem- porary membership include not less than 12 units, and a 3.0 GPA. Permanent mem- bership requires an over-all 3.3 GPA and temporary membership of three out of four semesters, ' Honors-at-Entrance Tea ' Folk Concert ' Tutoring Program AGS officers-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lila Marberry, program chairman, Sharon Miller, secretary, Bob Lubin, vice- president, Peggy Reynolds, presidentg and Ruth Behrens, scholarship chair- man, NOT PICTURED: Ann Soozek, publicity chairmang Richard Brewer, treasurer, Mike Hendrickson, nomina- ting committee chairman.

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Iliiwwl Iwi 126551 lam! 4 SPRI A. s. BO RD SEATED, left to right: Carolyn Rueb, Commissioner of Publicity, Dennis Diefendorf, freshman class president, Peggy Reynolds, Commissioner of Finance, Kathy Buckstaff, secretary, Virgil Roberts, presi- dent, Tom Mello, vice-president, George Schmid, AMS president, Dave Cheshier, sophomore class presi- dent, Kathy Thompson, Commissioner of Service, Dave Metcalf, Commissioner of Athletics, STANDING: David Kelton, Commissioner of Cultural Activities, Caren Olsen, Commissioner of Social Activities, Pam Reddien, AWS president, Mike Belchik, Commissioner of Clubs. SPRI I-CC NOT PICTURED are representatives from Alpha Phi Lambda, AMS, Art Club, AWS, Baptist Student Union, Chi Gamma Iota, Data Processing Club, Delta Chi, Digamma Tau Alpha, Freshman Club, Inter- national Relations, Intra-Varsity Christian Fellowship, LDS Institute, Letterman's, Literary Discus- sion, Music, Police Science, Republican Students, Sophomore class, Vocational Nurses, Women's Recreation Association, Young Farmers of America. ETANDING, left to right: Linda Baglien, College Y, Carolyn Rueb, German Club' Carol Bidwell Beta Phi mm R' h a, a, ic ard Hart, Intercollegiate Knights, Lois Whittenberg, Home Economics, Bonnie Rhoades, Christian Science Club, Mike Belchik, Commissioner of Clubs, Peggy Reynolds, Alpha Gamma Sigma, Wyman Holloway, Circle Kg Tafford Oltz, Student Nurses, Jack Carr, Sports Car Club, Ed M C ll c onne , Geo Club, Jim Mitchell, Newman Club, Brian Priest, French Club. SEATED: Bill Brown, president, Jan Annis, secretary. Iwi las! 'v , 'EJ fi. '51 np... 5 , - - .,,,, I -. L 4 f-. ' - .1 .-if -- f.-5- ' - I :MQ-,, M E 1 iixnliiffq. 'SL l Y

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W 'K 332 ' Q?-T 'a.1-A-. Songleaders-LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Wikle, Cheryl Smith, Grace McGuire, Mary Carney, Aseneth Lopez, Judi Witt. ns., PEP SQ A winning team, football or bas- ketball, isn't the only ingredient in making a successful recipe of school spirit. One of the basic factors is a spirited pep squad of college cheerleaders and song- leaders. And this year, VC not only had a Winning team, but a good pep squad. Although there was no head cheerleader, the team boosters united and performed Well for the sports audience. The many hours they spent practicing for games and rallies were trying, but the ef- fort resulted in a good performance. Without their spark, game attend- ance and school spirit would not have been at an all time high. Cheerleaders -LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Ross, Mike Bell, Joan Spiett, Carolyn Smith, Russ Kloer, Valarie Stevenson. lllm