Ventura High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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qllllllllll I llIllIIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllm lllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 3 4 hitnrial God made our years into days and hours That hour by hour, And day by day, E'en tho' it be just a little way, We can all along Keep quite strong. We have here a philosophy of life that should mean n1ucl1 to modern youth, which seems to give consideration and care to only the most out- standing events of life a11d 11ot too much to them. To the Seniors who are ready for their next day and hour in life it is an ideal which should steady them and Illtlkll them realize that though the going may be slow in this new life, by keeping strong they will succeed. As for the Juniors, who are looking forward with great anticipa- tion. to their Senior year, it is a timely warning to be strong all the way and 11ot lose sigt of studies in their quest for fame in activities. The Sophomores who have successfully passed two years and feel themselves graduates from care and worry must realize at this time that only by constant work will the doors of a. college be open to them in the fall of 'ZZ9. ' For the Freslnnen who seem to e11ter younger each year no better advice could be left by a Senior than To keep strong all along. Recognition lt is said that No person is complete unto himself, likewise 110 staff, no matter how efficient may be its members, is complete within itself, and we of the liar Revista staff feel that our appreciation of the help given us by our schoolmates can never be truly expressed. Vtie, with pleasure, here illtlllli those who have graciously given their time and advice. 1 Q .. - 2 - -E -E -s - - Q - -- fl ln 1- i Q Q If i i A EEE .1 - , - f ,,- Ill 45 : : 3 2 1 1 - - .. - i VA'tvN.Ulf.U.VQVI.Vt'.'.'t'.'4'.'4'U.'l4'4'.'4'4'lt'.'.'.'.'t't't'I.. llIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllw' 1 9 2 7 'ffm'IlllllllllllIlIIllIIIIllIIlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Ten

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4 QVr 7 xt , Q5-gf,-iligfse -2 2 -sl k , .lv ,. 4'r,,, Q: if Yovcworo HE POWER T0 BEHOLD THE FUTURE is a phenomenal faculty attributed only to crystal gazers, fortune tellers, and some magi- cians, but the power to look back and be- hold four happy years of High School is what the La Revista Staff is giving every owner of this book, in particular every Senior. -This has been the goalg to paint the present year, and past three years, so vivid- ly that the reader will be able to span in the future many years, making him again a loyal student of Ventura Union High School. To us the tedious work and careful thought will be as nothing if the La Revista for 1927 is thought worthy of the class of '27. THE EDITOR. .W fa wi iw r'

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5 llijgw lllllllll MISS ADDIE BELLE LONG MR. H. 0. WISE MR. PAUL WILLIAMS Vice Principal Principal Vice Principal Faculty-Student eoopeiation is the greatest factor in school suc- cess, and this past school year our faculty has clone all within their power to inake it both educationally and actively cne of supremacy. Mrs. Baker, Spanish, Mis. Baldwin, Cheinistry, Mrs. Bauinan, Public Speaking, Drama, Miss Bauingarclner, Latin, History, Miss Bell, Typeing, Arithmetic, Shorthand, English, Miss Boyd, Girls' Ath- letics, Mr. Cain, Boys Atlileiics, Miss Goucher, English, Mr. Cox, Auto Mechanics, Miss Daniels, History, English, Mr. Doty, Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, Com. Law, Geography, Mrs. Egan, English, Hiistory, Mrs. Farquhar, Typing, Mr. Ficken, NVo:1d Shop, Miss Gaw, Spanish, Mrs. Gi-iffitli, French, Spanish, Mr. Hebel, General Science, Pysies, Physical Education, Mr. Keller, Agriculture, Mr. King, English, Miss Long, Glee Clubs, Shorthand, Miss McCandless, History, En,e,'lish, Miss McCollim, Domestic Science, Alt, Mir. Prescott, Bookkeeping, Assist- ant Coaeh, Miss Scott, Mathematics, Miss Walton,Matheinatics, Physi- cal Education, Mrs. Watkins, Mathematics, English, Mr. Williams, History. . . .. ,F , MR. F. c. DOTY my? ICHQEN A l fl f ' I Ill lllllll I lllllllllllm'0 v 1 9 2 7 'MO-Qllllllllllllllllumlmlllullumlnllulnn lllnllul Eleven