Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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-5, itil Band members-FRONT ROW, left to right: Fredric Lenk, Peter Haentzschel, Lupe Lopez, Louis Aliprandi, Bill Brotherton, Dan Rutledge, Tony Ferrero, Tom Wright, Dennis Abraham, Tim Estes. SECOND ROW: Keith Hall, Bill Braun, Tony Fernandez, David Haase, Dan Daniels, Myra Hamilton, Sherre Seniors, Pat Tracy, Robert Cross, Jean Bean, Steve Ollis. THIRD ROW: Ron Lopez, Joel Salazar, Eugene Esperanza, Bill Long, Ed Montanez, Clinton Dawley, Roger Vencill, Carol Sanders, Lyn Del Wilson, Ray Gagnon. CHOIR v The Ventura College Choir-FRONT ROW, left to right: Valarie Bogner, Sandra Foraker, Pene Herdfelder, Misty Blodgett, Marva Bell, Cathy Carpenter, Marianne Shaner, Carolina Cruz. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ernestine Nyborg, choir director, Elaine Adams, Carol Schmitt, Johanna Roberts, Andrea Burres, Margaret Mulford, Lorraine Brobisky, Diane Stafford, Linda Wilkins, Cheryl Theis. THIRD ROW: Jean Chapman, Lynda Upton, Marliss Richardson, Brenda Sullivan, Virginia McCown, Mary McSkimming, Effie Cruser, Robbie Sutherland. FOURTH ROW: Richard Walker, Linda Murphy, Patricia Tracy, Larry Halstead, Carmen Cruz, Jane Tuominen, Karen Fischer, Joan Chap- man, Mary Boggs, James Baker, Joe Kielty. FIFTH ROW: DeWayne Boccali, Steve Kohler, Steve Saxey, Doug Massey, Richard Culbertson, Peter Haentzschel, Bill Bryant, Earl Sutherland. NOT PICTURED: Don Andrews, Christine Becker, Bonnie Berg, Elizabeth Berkhemer, Bill Braun, Joyce Burnham, James Colburn, Alanna Forde, Darlene Fuller, Charles Marion, Danny Ruffin, Kristine Satnau, Joan Sharp, Sandra Sterkenburg, Tau Taitai, Drew VanHoven.

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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

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PIR TE - PRESS The Winner of many awards in both na- tional and state competition, the Pi- Br? rate Press is published nearly every Fri- day of the school year by VC,s journalism classes. Advised by Miss Ruth M. Hem- ming, the PP in 1965 won a first-class ' I honor rating from the Associated Col- d X. -. legiate Press American Newspaper Criti- - 1 w , if , cal Service. ., 'K V - . nu 31. - f CAROL BIDWELL CANDY BELL EdiUOI' II, Managing' Editor I Editor I, Managing Editor II ' M, K- M' l ,t 9 5 '49, .3 ' ' 2:1 x fni - ' ' 'WX Q' .fV,9Y!' .1 slr, 1 N, 3 ,, V 1 XE: 'i PIRATE PRESS STAFF MEMBERS - STANDING, left to Dill, Candy Bell, editor I, Charlotte Ivy, Bud Blair, and Craig right: Kitty Dill, news editor II, David Thorp, Gary Banjamin, Wade. NOT PICTURED: Janet Van Horn, news editor I, Terry Tom Me1lo,Rosemary Rodrigues, feature editor, Rod Brooker, BI'OdiG, J0hI1 SCh19i1'I19I', SPOITS editor I, Bob Chadwick, LOT' Ray I-Ierrera,Richard Martinez, Doug Tarpley, Charlie Wilson, raine Barajas, Bob Bowlin, Virginia Slate, Linda Taylor, Pam Jeff Young, Jeff Rosser, sports editor 11, and Mary Hunter. Reddien,aI1dRaHdyB11I'11iP- SEATED: Suzanne Hopkins, Carol Bidwell, editor II, Kathy