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

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Mr, Laurence Connell, our DisTricT Supervisor oT Child Our ATTendance Supervisor and Boys Counselor, Mr. WelTare and ATTendance, issues work permiTs and as- PeTer PinlcerTon, handles problems in aTTendance and sisTs sTudenTs in iob placemenT. He also aids in solv- aids boys in solving Their problems wiTh school and ing The many problems regarding aTTendance. liTe. i l T T 'Z Our Divisional Heads are Mr. Rene Melzer, Head oT The IndusTriaI ArTs and Agri- culTural Division, Mr, RoberT Ferris, Head oT The English Division, Mr. W. Paul Lau- rence, Head oT The Science Division, Mr. WalTer Meyer, Head oT The Social STudies Division, Mr. Warren Taylor, Head oT The MaTh Division, and seaTed, Mr. WalTer Mu- sial, Head oT The Physical EducaTion Division, Miss Vivian CrawTord, Head oT The Lang' uage Division, Mrs. Lynn Ackerman, Head of The ArT, Music, and Homemalcing Divi- sion, Mr. RoberT TuTTle, AThleTic DirecTor, and Mr. Marvin Olson, Head oT The Busi- ness EducaTion Division. Some oT Their responsibiliTies are assisTing in TexT book se- lecTion, ordering supplies. planning curriculum, and co-ordinaTing The diTTerenT divi- sions. I4-

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Aclmlnlstratlon And Faculty Q91 'Ianni NUM tE 'ERS gmt mm- Mrs Mary Munsell our Dean ot Grrrs adds the ternrnrne touch to the admnnustratron ot VSH l-ter rntense Interest tn ted t ilfklfltc and her raouant personalrty are well lcncvvn and appreciated rot only on our campus but througho rt Southerr Calrtor nra .-rpm Mr Wullram McKnnney IS a mlghty busy man He rs not only our Vnce Prnncrpal and Dean ot Boys but advlser to the executuve cabunet as well And thats not all' H sometumes gets unto the act at assemblues erther by lead :ng the student body In yells or by glvrng one ot hrs s ort 7 speeches All n hes a tamuluar face on campus every year Durrng hrs tuve years ot service as prlnclpal ot VSH Dr Wayne Sampson has served as both advoser and trlend l-le has hrgh lighted our school lute wnth has pleasrng smile and wrnnung personalrty l-les a model prlnclpal as tar as we re concerned 3 'L ,ng 4- -el! -3 -W ff-3 Wi 'Nl I 3 0 0 0 ' . ' y 1 , . . , . . . . i y r 'f?,a . - ii . - 4 t . . . . . . . , k M ,V . a. ' ' K ,X , rin 9 5 ..L.q L t r t . F I:M '9 '- .V f- , 1- K I 4- - Q 4 , A ,,.y1. , ,N,,,.,. L 1...- 1 . . .... rg 1.-ai 'Q '11 ramad 'H ... 1 , I5 M -. X... - ' ar ' I . . e h . r .. . I all, - A-F27 S ., . .

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Mr Edwaro Nemson our Curriculum Co-ordinalor, is A Lesson in Bofany. Miss Vinella Larson, Homemak- in charge of maneuvering lhe Classes ar VSl-l inro lhe ing: and Mr, Perry Owen, Arr and English, find fhe ig school wrriculum in such a way as 'o malce lhe planls in The Aqriculfure Green House colorful as well as inferesling. Mr. J. W. Whifesides, Agriculfure, is indeed proud of rhese end-producfs of his Agricul- rure classes. Provide The Master Stroke Always ready wilh a sympalhelic ear are +he designers ol +he lufure, our counselors, Miss Connie Terry, Miss Daisy Cromwell, Miss Diane Thoreau, Mr. Edward Nemson, Mr. George Fraser, Mr. Jack Smilh, and Mr. Wayne Brulon. They help us wirh our many problems abou? school, courses, and vocafions. They are, indeed, a friend in need. ! ' HN' ,E