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

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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.

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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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BLOOD T0 G0-Ron Quintal gets a blood pressure test from nurse Mrs. W. J. Edmund before giving blood to the col- lege emergency bank. This year the Knights, men's service organization, won the trophy presented to the club whose members give the most blood. Drives Bring Campus-Wide Results FIDDLE FADDLE-Florence Wooley, president of the Patricians, examines one of the two 8-foot Fiddle Leaf plants donated by the club to enhance the lobby of the Administration building. With her is Joe Gutierrez, gardening supervisor. Campaigns are an integral part of college life, as shown by the many drives sponsored during the school year. A blood drive, set up to main- tain Valley's membership in an inter- college emergency blood bank, brought a direct response from clubs, students and faculty members. On an individual club scale, the Patricians service club continued last year's planting and campus beautification drive with indoor plants this year. IO3