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

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WAA-- lFronl Rowl: Joyce White, Pat Hardin, Tam Tamarin, Karen Wilson. iSecond Rowl': Joan Swinuch, Sandy Winsor Landa Hutchison, Carrie Todd, Jennie Lyle and Miss Jeanne Pons. Coeds iLive it Up' ln WAA Action Another semester is coming to a close, and the Wom- en's Athletic Association of Valley College is also bring- ing to a close another full season of events, both ath- letic and social. Highlighting the semester for the mem- bers were the many badminton and softball tournaments. Miss Jeanne Pons, association sponsor, also planned many inter league games and activities for the coeds. In the coming fall season, the association will again present a complete program of events. Softball and badminton were the featured sports of Valley's chapter of the Women's Athletic Association this year. Heading a list of the season's events were the many tournaments in which the coeds, under the direc- tion of Miss Pons traveled to various colleges through- out Southern California and competed in the athletic contests there. Completing the semester's activities were the regularly scheduled inter-league games and meet- ings.

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EN GUARD-Marty Katz, Valley's top fencing star, was one of the finest fencers in Valley history. 146 Valley's 1959-60 fencing squad, paced by Marty Katz, was one of the finest in the school's history. Coach John Tatum's Zorro crew was also one of the school's most active teams. Valley fencers competed in a Western Col- legiate Fencing Meet at Berkeley in February and won honors. Competing against such schools as University of California, Air Force Academy and many others, Valley's fencers fared well. SHISH-KABOB-Larry Berman gives Frank Kaplan a playful stab dur- ing fencing team practice session. Coach John Tatum hollers for the doctor. Fencers Snare Honors 1960 FENCERS--Frank Kaplan, Pat Gardner, Larry Berman, Bob Zarit, and Coach John Tatum.

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4 Roy Follosco, gymnastics coach, took over the reigns of the intra- mural program last toll and watched it flower into one of the college's 'finest programs. Each Tuesday and Thursday at ll a.m., during the campus free hour , various organi- zations take to the courts or the field. A full complement of athletics is available for participating groups. BASKETBALL CHAMPS-Full Court Five listed Ronald Woods, Jim lsamu, Bill Milton, Stuart Wright, Bob Crugar and Jay Gruber. Intramurals Promote Campus Spirit FOOTBALL CHAMPS - The Group won with, IFFDIII' Rowt: Phil Knepper, Bob Lever, David Luick, Cliff Littlefield, Mickey Rutman. lTo9 Rowi: Herb Klein, Al Jacoby and Marc Bejcowitz.