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ACTIVITIES FLOWER-Mrs. Nena Royer, dean of stu- dent activities at Valley, reads card from Gene Stauffer, first Associated Students' president. Stauffer sends flowers each year. it rr 4 AILABLE Od. COUNSELS COUNCIL-As assistant dean of student activities, Kermit Dale holds the adviser's seat on Executive Council.
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DR. STEWART MARSH Dean of Instruction Deans Oversee Instruction, Students As dean of instruction, Dr. Stewart Marsh holds the key to Valley's outstanding academic standing. The new classes that are continually being added to Val- ley's expanding curriculum are carefully considered and approved by Dr. Marsh. When the school opened in l949, the catalogue listed 24 complete courses of study with a little more than 60 classes. By September, 1954, half-way through the decade, Valley boasted 68 courses of study, including vocational two-year courses and university-transfer courses. Under Dr. Marsh's guidance, Valley has expanded to 73 curricula with classes running up well into the hundreds this year. In student activities, one favorite leader has kept pace with the field since Valley first opened its doors. At that time Mrs. Nena Royer was dean of student activities over only 437 pioneering students. Now, with l0,000, Dean Royer keeps just as actively in touch with the activities of the campus. Homecoming, Fiesta, Monarch Day, Club Day and the many other campus events that have been added since 1949 fall into the understanding hands of Dean Royer. Students now are iust as aware of her guiding hand and her warm, quick smile as they were then.
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ROBERT J. NASSI Dean of Admissions and Guidance Why do students always wait until the last minute when they have the chance to pre- register early? wonders Rob- ert J. Nassi, dean of admis- sions and guidance. One of his favorite mysteries is the trend that causes students to stand in line at the last minute when early registration would elim- inate the waiting. With the counseling, registration and ad- missions under his iurisdiction and more than 10,000 stu- dents to enroll, he has an un- enviable iob on his hands. With the new lobby in the Ad- ministration building, much of the congestion has been re- moved this year. Guidance, Evening Heads Rate
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