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

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Race Brings Big Crowds The course began with a Volkswagen and a team of six to push. At the sound of the gun each team was off and running, participating in the tra- ditional VW race sponsored by Boys' Federation. It was a well attended event, each class cheering on their team, but as the race came to a close Class of '81 proved to be number one. - t J 18 X Lunchtime A ctivities .. nil A. A. The race begins . . . B. David Rose gets ready for the long haul. C. Mr. J. Fraysier points out the rules of the race.

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K ki. 5 'f A. Front row: Carol Adams, Shelly Bovee, Leah Rangel, Penny Cox, Dianna Esquivel, Caren Cox, Carol, Lana Luedtke. Row 2: Neil Soohoo, Tina Pallito, Lisa Crown, Ann Erin, Scott Ewins, Tim Miolano, John Thompson, Thomas Saragosa, Christy Hubbard, Kathy Peterson, Nanette Porte- ous, Beverly Komatz. Row 3: Carrie Gaston, Rosemary Arciniega, Peggy Ledbetter, Angie Perez, Greta Thompson, Yetti Haribowd, Reed Jones, Dan Dyer, Kim Redland, Thomas Fratello. Row 4: Mario Perez, Mike Garcia, Peter Alberts, Pam Darden, Ian Russel, Richard Luisi, Michelle Metz, Tom Filbert. Row 5: Dale Geetson, Robert Collins, Francine Station, Erin Sherwood, Jim Fulmer, Dale Kinholz, Barbie Gushulak, Shana Collins, Pat Henry, Mark Levine. Row 6: Sam Martin, David Ruzella. Back row: Jim Seiler, Chris Smith, Mark Marthew, Andy Kunisawa, Pete Zahm, John Richards, John Williams, Sheila Collins, Shawn Smith, Nick Ringney. B. Neil Sool-loo, Drum Major. Bruce Barrios, Band Manager. C. Left lo Right: Christine Lyn, Mary Thompson, Sharon Lane, Sean Reed, Stacy Rodarte, Erin Seymour, Renee Brumeer, Tammy DeCamp, Melinda Her- nandez. D. Left to Right: Front: Bruce Bamosg Cougar Band mascot. Row 2: Neill SooHoo: Drum Major, Ann Ehren, Shana Collins, Peggy Ledbetter, Leah Rangel, Sharon Lane, Sue Prickett. Row 3: Pete Zahm, Jim Fulmer, Robert Collins, Del Kionholz, Shela Collins, Pam Darden, Sheely Thomas, Leslie Inloes. . Band X 15 xv ' Y

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Lunchtime Offers Great Challenges 1 . T K . ,xt ' as-gli. C. A. Susie Graham leads lunchtime area cram. B. Scott Sharpe and Richard Herrera battle it out with pillows. C. Students gather with anticipation for the class competition area cram. D. VHS students fight it out to see who will achieve victory. Lunchtime not only holds challenges, but it breaks up the routine days adding good times and an opportunity of exerting energy in a fun way. This year offered individual competition in contests such as dress-up for Halloween, and king of the log. Spirit, and Unity were felt among students as they cheered on their class in the class competition. One of the highlights was the area cram, but many more events were there waiting for student participation. It was a lunch hour to get involved and really feel a part of VHS. lf? ' 2 it 5-tri X. I fx 'Q i D. Lunchtime Activities X 19