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

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CLASSWORK Beginning the Future ith the Present rw iwsilfi ESSQEQQ 3.432-Si . . X.L1 Yi ii we if i Q ,.. 5 Q. 55? :'. ' 'S YYBFPQ vi ,li 7 if We ee-4 'ill-.....,,, 1. Tracy Towner works hard at a class assignment. 2. Auto Shop offers a challenge to any student willing to seek it out. 3. Dave Malinowski draws minute detailed sketches given to him. 4. Ioe Henderson stands at attention while playing the school's Alma Mater. 5. Students seek advice from Mr. Smith in Metal Shop. 6. Richard Rivera gives his car a tune-up. 7. Using the furnace is an important skill. Q .. g . t l 1.5231 , ,