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Ventura High School’s 2019 car show

Summer Yovanno and Archer Herring
March 29, 2019
Drawing by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Luis Grano’s 1991 Chevrolet Silverado. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Jose Rebolledo’s 2005 WRX Subaru. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Senior Jason Lowell’s 2011 BMW M3. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Senior Oscar Flores’s 2017 Dodge Challenger Hellcat. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Roland Contreras’ 1968 Mercury Cougar. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Diego Garcia’s 2013 BMW M3 twin turbo. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Sophomore Enrique Lopez’s 2017 Ford Mustang GT. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Senior Daniel Larios’ 2018 Dodge Charger Hellcat. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Sydnee Health’s 2001 Toyota Tacoma. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Max Friedman’s 2017 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Senior Luke Teshima’s 2018 Manual Jeep Rubicon. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Senior Bridget Boland’s 1967 Ford F-100. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
Junior Daniel Dowd 1974 International Scout 2. Photo by: Summer Yovanno
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