Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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'C TRACK TE OPENS 1966 SEASON WITH HIGH HOPES At the beginning of this year's track season, coaches, players, and fans alike were predicting a year for record-breaking. George Gibbs, who held the mile mark, was expected to break it himself, along with his two-mile mark. , Y Others who were expected to better individ- ual marks included Fred Von Schrader in the 440 and Tom Dullarn in the pole Vault. In the relay division, the best time in the 440 was ex- pected to change more than once, and the spring medley mark was also destined to fall. Spikers Dullam, Gibbs, and Von Schrader appeared destined for the state final, and the team should finish the season high in the league standings, with a good win-loss record. Coach George Anderson ' flag? 'E-'Of 'X .:gl '44 5 V -- k '5 3, p I 'Situ 1966 TRACK TEAM-FIRST ROW, from left: Herbie Davis, Larry Brown, Vic Nelson, Bob Dunn, Jim Joslyn, Jim Ziebell, Ronald Clement, George Gibbs, George Watson. SECOND ROW: Bernie Miller, Ed Coffee, Joe Buttars, Rod McCay, Dale Bennett, Jim Burnham, Art Shrope, Tom Dullam, Chris Davis, Fred Von Schrader, Assistant Coach Bob Gowder. THIRD ROW: Coach George Anderson, Ray Seay, Bob Hardy, Gary Hails, Gerald Denny, Bud Blair, Bob Rasmussen, Cal Eckels. 91

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-N4-F I TRAMURALS OFFER VARIETY FOR ME The intramural program offers touch foot- ball, basketball, softball, and tennis for men students, providing a competitive program which is designed to build fellowship among the participants. The Intramural Football championship was copped by Team 3 in the fall, team members were Gary Coltrin, Gary Kelly, Gary Lewis, Dan Creech, Jim Stitch, Charlie Hewitt, Dan Beck- man, Charlie Wilson, and John Daly. A team composed of Jack Oliver, Ron Cow- den, Reuben Pardo, Jim Stover, Dan Creech, Scotti Wells, Paul Davis, Gary Coltrin, and John Van Every walked off with the first basketball league prize, and a second league began in the spring semester as a result of popular demand. William Rollins is intramural director.