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

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lT'S MINE, GO AWAY-Roger Marshall 1311 appears to be the lost one to touch the ball. Marshall iniured his ankle during the exhibition season and the loss of the promising rookie was felt the remainder of the season. .lack Hirsch, f . Roger Marshall, f . Oliver Carter, g . Lloyd Higgins, c . Allan Walsby, c . Ted Fish, g . . . Keith Buchanan, f . Tom Eggelston, g . Neil Jensen, f . Bob Avants, g . . Mike Violette, g . Gary Gerhardt, g . Steve Runyon, c . Carens Melton, f . Gaylord Smith, g . Valley Totals . Opponents Totals Non-Conference . Conference . Season . . FG 172 31 96 91 71 62 72 62 48 64 24 4 10 1 0 829 756 G 17 14 31 FT 135 20 78 56 25 31 52 13 27 32 8 9 7 2 O 481 614 W 8 5 13 Pts. 464 79 270 233 167 155 126 135 126 160 53 21 22 4 0 2126 2175 L 9 9 18 Avg. 15.0 6.1 9.6 8.3 6.0 5.7 4.5 4.8 4.5 5.3 3.8 1.3 1.0 0.7 0.0 68.4 70.1 Pct. .471 .357 .419 SAMBA ANYONE?-Tom Eggleston 1291 wonders iust what is going on around him. Played in the Monarch gym, this game with El Camino ended in a free-for-all. l29

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Heartbreakers Ruin Metro Action TWO POINTS-Lloyd Higgins goes up for two points against Pierce College in early season Milk Can game. l28 Sporting a not-too-pleasant record of eight losses against six wins, the Valley College cagers could not put together more than one consecutive win during the entire Metro- politan Conference season. The loss column was a different story, however, as Valley dropped the first four games to East Los An- geles, Long Beach, Harbor and Bakersfield. Several exciting ball games made the season an interesting one, although possibly a bit disappointing. Harbor beat the Lions by one point in an over-time period. Long Beach and San Diego had to hold off the fired-up Mon- archs at the tail end of those ball games and Valley played some games with the con- tenders' nerves. REACHING HIGH-Keith Buchanan reaches up for shot against Santa Monica City College in the Valley gym. Ed Cadis l35l, Barry Rabune l30l and Jazk Hirsch l28l look on.

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'f'f'7'iF'T -.ST . V'g 7:4i,..1f , '-f Ji .ul-1 np-if. ' . rf . ,-'.., . .J --- -1 i-if ,,,f.-. .-a.- ,gi-,. '.,..4 r,,, -I. - wlvqf . lf- V- 'n ff -- 1- A fs' ww Ll- ' 'lf 'fi-I U L -L. 4 1960 WATER POLO SQUAD-lFront Rowl: Dick Johnson, Rick Rondelli, John Weber, Steve Teal. lSecond Rowl: Jim Dincue, Mike Crockett, Lindsey Bell, AI Kiebler. lBack Rowl: Ted Walters, Al Jacoby, Chuck Butler and Coach Ray Follosco. Polos Enioy Best xxSeason Ever Valley College's water polo squad enioyed the most successful season of its three-year existance this year. The Monarch polo team finished in third place in the Metropolitan Conference after defeating Santa Monica I5-9 in their last match to clinch third place. Valley's over-all record last season was 5-2-2. The Metro vic- tories were over Bakersfield and Santa Monica and the losses came at the hands of Long Beach and El Camino. To add to the successful season, Chuck Butler, Valley's defensive ace, was named to thelfirst team All-Metropolitan Conference. Butler scored 63 points to lead all Valley scorers. Named to the second team was forward Glenn Pierce, who scored 36 points for Valley during the season.