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

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A new publication emerged for night stu- dents at Valley this year. The Sceptre, 12- page feature magazine, is one of the few publications of its kind in existence at cu col- lege. The magazine is published quarterly with the interests of the night school student in mind. From the same editorial staff comes the Crown, Valley's ever-expanding yearbook. Students handle layout, editing, collecting of materials and copy writing for the book. ln addition, the advertising staff, under the di- rection of Miss Aura-Lee Ageton, handles the advertising and sales promotion for the year- book. ampus Events CROWN STAFF lpicture on page l56i Pat Willett. . . Dan Fapp .... Tony Giaimo. .. . . .Editor-in-Chief . . .Associate Editor ........Art Editor Craig Altschul. . .... Athletics Division Arlene Ballonoff ...... Organization Division Roger Graham. .. .... Highlights Division Bob Nostri .... .Graduation Division Dr. Esther Davis. ...... Adviser Kenneth DeVol. . . .Sports Adviser 2? vy- SCEPTRE STAFF-flFront Rowl: Pat Willett leditorl Dan Fapp lassociate eclitorl Helen Aragon iphotography editori. tBack Rowl: Tony Gimme lart editorl Bob Nostri and Tony Cifarelli lsportsl. ADVERTISING STAFF- lFront Rowl: Tony Sydes Barry Hurwitz Jackie Turner, David Kourlas, Phil Bardeck, lStandmgi Bill Gahret Miss Aura Lee Ageton and Pat Yasiello. 'PY

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-ie i V-,J 4, ' fish . .il W Wk 0 'Vo QR ,gf L-.ax-z,' VALLEY STAR-Valley's weekly newspaper, is put out by lFront Rowl: Pat Willett, Joel Schwarz leditorl, Arline Ballonoff lfeature editorl, Tony Cifarelli lnews editorl, Craig Altschul lsports editorl. lBack Rowl: Ali Sar, Dan Fapp lclub editorl, Tony Giaimo iart editorl, Roger Graham lad managerl , Kent Thompson and Kenneth DeVol ladviserl . . X W l REPORTERS-Journalism 2 students who bring in much of the campus news are iFront Rowl: Wayne Lennon, John Millrany, Ted Woodson, Dudley Nich- olson, Rochelle Marks, Jeanne Morris. lBack Rowl: Ian Ehrlich, Bill Homer, Frank Kaplan, Frank Tier- nev, Mike Cerasc and Don Hutton. The News Bureau, linked with Valley's iournalism department, offers the prospec- live professional iournalist the invaluable opportunity of working as correspondent for local Los Angeles area newspapers. Dr. Esther Davis sponsors the bureau, which serves 17 local papers. Additional- ly, a -Journalism Advisory Committee, con- sisting of nine representatives of local newspapers, serves the needs of the en- tire department. Nine members of the News Bureau served in the past year to cover campus news for such papers as the Burbank Daily Review, the Van Nuys News, the Valley Times and the Citizen News. it The Valley Star serves the two-fold purpose of providing students of Val- ley with an educational iournalism laboratory and a school newspaper. ln the laboratory, students of the iournalism department learn the ways of modern newspapering through an on-the-iob situation which is created by their weekly four-page publica- tion, the Star. l The paper has distinguished itself in many ways, maintaining an all- l American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for the 'lOth straight semester, while placing among the best at iunior college iournalism com- petitions throughout the state. l Scribes Recorc NEWS BUREAU--Frank Kaplan lrightl, student director of the bureau, leads Harriet Rochlin, Frank Tierney, Marianne Porco and Mike Cerasc in their work with the community papers. 5,

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I i. it 'rliiig . illliti 'iilil lim llffl ? ru. PHOTOGRAPHERS-iFront Rowl Pat Willett, Helen Aragon, Arline Ballonoff. lSecond Rowl Bob Miller, Jeff Goldwater, Bob Nos- tri, Chuck Holdt, Joel Schwarz, John Millrany, Hugh Terrell, iThirc.l Rowl Ali Sar, Bill Homer, Bruce Zemby, Frank Kaplan, Mike Ceraso, Sam Mayo and Don f-ry, f' ' white. Photogs, Writers Attend Meets CALIFORNINS OWN-Arline Ballonoff, Star feature editor Vice President Nixon at the California Newspaper Publisher's at the Statler Hotel. 102 chats with Convention Photography is a monopoly at Valley, with the photography class handling the needs of all of Valley's publications-the Star, the Crown and Sceptre. A new dryer, initiated in a-festive cere- mony, and a variety of other new equipment helped the group this semester. The class uses two 4 x 5 press cameras now, but will add a Leica 35mm in the fall. Conventions of the California Newspaper Pub- lishers Association in Los Angeles and the Journ- alism Association of Junior Colleges highlighted the semester for the entire iournalism department. ALL WINNERS-Valley iournalists returned from the San Francisco con- vention with three separate prizes. Joel Schwarz ileftl won an award in the news writing contest. Dr. Esther Davis, adviser, was elected faculty president of the California Journalism Association of Junior Colleges, while Frank L. Kaplan lrightl was elected student president in a separate meeting.