Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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V.C.'s V.I.P.s The selection of V. C.'s Very Impor- tant Persons annually begins with the selection of the Homecoming Queen and her court. This year Queen Sherron Goldi- zen and Princesses Caren Olsen and Nancy Thurman reigned Csee pp. 48,491 David Metcalf was named Man of the Evening at the annual AWS Backwards Dance, Linda Tipton became IK Duchess at the Duchess Ball, and Terry Harris was christened Circle K Sweetheart at the SWeetheart's Ball. Honors also came to Peggy Reynolds and Mike Belchik, Who were chosen by a faculty committee to represent VC in the Bank of America Man and Woman of the Year contest, With scholarships as prizes. The Smiling Irishman, Joe and Jane Pirate, and the campus Man and Woman of the Year Were chosen after deadline time. .Il R yi? 4 . - p .F si R 1- , ..'.. 1 EI' K ' r En: I A -, ii V ii TERRY HARRIS , I S I CircleK Sweetheart 5 A 1 DAVID METCALF Man of the Evening ff s K4 3 I X ix df PEGGY REYNOLDS Woman of the Yea.r X MIKE BELCHIK Man of the Year if . v il' . ' , 1, f'ifT i':1T' ' .fwQt1.f4:-H ia ' mgviltgggll .' it N H iw -A 'f .-.-::: , X . XII X if 4,1 Q1 fe- fliflb' LINDA TIPTON The IK Duchess, at right, was crowned during Venturafs rainy season. She is pictured here with members of her court. From left are wa?-flyn Mortar, Lila Marberry, Nancy Thurman Cfrontj, and Nancy a ace.

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CO FERENCES This year's club and A.S. officers found themselves engulfed in conferences. Whether near or far, delegates found themselves piling into the district station Wagons and heading for parts unknown. fx? 1. 3' ,, ,, ' EJ. h 'KW i I just know we could -help these underprivileged students. The Leadership Conference held March 26 on campus enabled all clubs to gather tog gether and voice their opinions of the schoo1's policies. 'Tm out here to warn other cars !

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MISS CAROL ROSENBERGER, pianist, appeared at VC in January, just prior to her world tour. Ventura Colle-ge's Lecture-Concert Commit- tee, newly-formed this year, endeavored to achieve a balance between lecture, dramatic, and musical programs. Visitors to the campus in- cluded actor Don Keefer, folk singer Sam Hinton, lyric duo Grace Lynne Martin, soprano, and Howard Chitjian, baritone, journalist Robert S. MOHAMMAD SARFRAZ, adviser to the Pakistani delegation to the United Nations, spoke at an AWS-sponsored lecture in February. VISITI Elegant, Death Row chaplain Byron Eshelman, pianist Anita Shocken, and soprano Janice Wheeler. MRS. DOROTHY HEALY, Southern California dis- trict chairman of the American Communist Party, spoke to more than 2,500 students and members of the community in November. Her appearance, sponsored by Chi Gamma Iota, the ex-servicemenjs club, created a month-long controversy throughout Ventura County. 'Q LOUIS LOMAX, Negro author, tele- vision personality, and lecturer, spoke in December on The Civil Rights Revolt Anewf'