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

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HOW ART THOU-Valley instructors Miss Marie Scott and Mrs. Zella Marggraf show art student Marianne Schmidtke how to silk screen. Preparing students for possible careers in various art fields is a iob amply handled by Valley's Art Department which offers more than 30 varied courses and five in- structors to cover nearly every important aspect of art possible on the junior col- lege level. The art maior learns an appreciation of the arts as practiced in prehistoric, clas- sic, medieval and modern periods, explora- tions into the origins and meanings of contemporary art, experiment in three- dimensional design and sculpture, the study of human form from posed models, production illustration and advertising design. Behavioral Science is Valley's newest de partment, organized iust two years ago. With at least half a dozen Valley gradu- ates now doing outstanding post-graduate work in this field, the effectiveness of the department and its occupational guidance program is being realized. The department utilizes much field work, touring hospital clinics and sponsoring archeological expe- ditions in addition to special proiects which include Man and Life, the annual publication of student essays. The depart- ment offers starred courses for the ex- ceptional student, and according to de- partment chairman Noel Korn, there are as many exceptional students as can be handled. Artists Aid Talent With Training i MISS MARIE T. SCOTT Chairman 20 MISS HARRIET E. BAKER Art ft, FLAVIO E. CABRAL Art MRS. ZELLA E. MARGGRAF RICHARD K. NYSTROM Art Art

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HOW ABOUT THAT- George Hale, biology instructor, and student Robert Bold study microscopic matter that the latter will be tested on later. An active field work program high- lights the semester of students en- rolled in one of the biological science courses. In addition to a wide cover- age of biology and its many aspects, the department offers a lab attendant program which pays outstanding stu- dents to work in the labs and perform duties from classroom teaching to test tube cleaning. A field trip program features trips to plant nurseries, expeditions into the Santa Monica Mountains and weekend excursions into the High Sierras. An additionally active program of occu- pational guidance is provided for stu- dents who may go on into State fish and game, forestry or other biological professions. Some students from Biol- ogy i3 have made extensive trips into Mexico and Arizona. A seminar series, which brings outstanding professionals in the biological field to Valley Col- lege and a thorough oudio-visual pro- gram, enhance the department's ef- fectiveness. Biologists Search for Answers GEORGE O. HALE JAMES L. CAMPBELL LEONIDAS H. PAOLINO JAMES L. VIAL Chairman Biological Science Biological Science Biological Science 22