Los Angeles Valley College - Crown Yearbook (Valley Glen, CA)

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BEFORE-SHOW ANTICS-Phil Limina, one of the Madrigal Singers who provides music for Twelfth Night, ioins in a little pre-show cutting up with Pat Mc- Allister and Mike Kuhn. The pro- duction was closed down for a night while the TA Department worked to meet fire regulations in'the Little Theater. Comedy Resists Horcl Luck Run Twelfth Night Viola . . . ................. Sharon Farnon Malvolio . . . ..... Bill Lewis Olivia . . ...Penny Branning Maria . . . , .Delores Flannery Orsino ..... . . .Mike Kuhn Sir Toby Belch ....... . . .Roy Boerstler Sir Andrew Aquecheek . . . . . .Patrick McAllister Sebastian . . . . .Lonny Burr Director . . . . .Robert Rivera KNIGHT IN ARMS-Pat McAllister finds a startling end to a dual in the arms of Roy Boerstler. As Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Sir Toby Belch, the two provided the outstanding comedy scenes of the play. DOUBLE TROUBLE--Mistaken identity comes to a head in this scene with Lonnie Babin, Bryan Bard, Penny Branning and Sharon Farnon. cf-R ,. Ab.,-1-was t ,sur 'x K ., gdfbxl ec T L M

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TABLE OF TROUBLE-The drama of two teenagers in trouble unfolds on set for Sharon Farnon, Bea Blatchford, Georgi- ana Pierce, Paul Grant, Bob E. Davis lchairman of the TA department who acted in and directed Blue Denim l and Tommy Thomas. iBlue Denim' Displays Teen Troubles Aurther Bartley Janet Willard Ernie Lacey .. Lillian Bartley Jessie Bartley Maior Bartley . Director .... 94 Blue Denim Tommy Thomas Bea Blatchford Paul Grant Sharon Farnon Georgiana Pierce Bob E. Davis Bob E. Davis YOUNG LOVE-Tommy Thomas gazes affectionately at his stage lover, Bea Blatchford, in a scene from Blue Denim, in which the two co-starred.

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?t lift ,V ev SA ft, Ag.: . lil! yy Tn. ...fri if x N. h ld th 'ke for unidentified Valley coed during the Controversy is the base of op- erations for the Quad Wranglers, who debate modern subjects in the Quad every Thursday after- noon. The Wranglers bring in au- thoritative speakers and invite students to ioin the debate. This year the group presented such topics as Why Beatniks? ls the American Soldier Going Soft? Should Chessman Die? and Should a Catholic Become Presi- dent? Through their debates, the Quad Wranglers helped the Magazines for Friendship drive collect a ton of magazines. They were also instrumental in getting the word iunior deleted from the signs on campus. Fiery Debates Liven Lunch in Quad THE PRESS SPEAKS-Craig Altschul lrightl, sports editor of the Valley Star, takes the mike in ct debate on censorship of the news. Waiting their turn as speaker are Al Broner, Star Editor Joel Schwarz and Shel- don Schreiner of the Wranglers. il-sa .. Av JA 4-' WT rl, A ss 1211 ,lg J, Q s BALANCED TESTIMONY-Disc iockey Bill Balance o s e ml Quad Wranglers debate on the Magazine for Friendship drive. Balance was guest master of ceremonies at the session. IT'S GONE-A Valley student searches in vain for the word junior which . used to appear between Valley and college on the campus sign. The .- d name was painted out of this and other campus signs as a result of a suc cessful campaign by the Valley Star and the Quad Wranglers. Tr egisqtlgts et! ,- 'nj Ill .i . H- xx lr' WW - r 1 ' XX .,, ,s Y , Vt geqfv. 4 , .f t-' . 5. ' f - T f' V 'il X s 'LOS l U ire- .1 it- . g s ANGELES B 13161 aunsmk Bl-vb T W A- , S CALlFORNlA t sruosufr t ON En-len. Ave.