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

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ART CLUB-tFront Rowl Paul Karlstrom lpublicity chairmanl, Ronald Brown lplanning committee chairmanl, Bill An- derson lpresidentl, Mal Bennett lvice presidentl. iSecond Rowl Margaret Mc- Atee, Mildred Bard, Miss Marie Scott lart instructorl, Mrs. Zella Margraff tart in- structorl, Elizabeth Myren. lThird Rowl Vicki Weissman, Miss Harriet E. Baker lart instructorl, Hester Beser, Marianne Schmidtke and Ken Gulko llOC repre- sentativel. Dedicated to the purpose of promoting art culture to the stu- dents of Valley, the Art Club is open to all students. enrolled in art classes and those interested in all phases of art. In the fall se- mester the club sponsored a Homecoming Queen candidate. Tours were taken to numerous art galleries and picturesque spots for the purpose of sketching. Sponsors of the club are Miss Marie Scott and Miss Harriet Baker. Art, Languages Spread Culture Membership in Alpha Mu Gam- ma, national honorary foreign language society, is awarded to students attaining a 3.6 grade av- erage in 12 or more units in one ofthe three languages offered - French, German and Spanish. The organization offers many scholar- ships and has a special interest in promoting international coop- eration through understanding. Advisers are John G. Tatum, Dr. Vera Soper, Joseph M. Puig and George W. Zentz. ALPHA MU GAMMA-John ratum lin- structorl, Dr. Robert Oliver linstructorl, Eva Hyde lsecretaryl, Andrew Nowell lpresidentl , Helene Gale itreasurerl, Dr. Vera Soper iinstructorl and Angelo Villa linstructorl . X

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an .nr 5.1 5 ,Ex CII . i i x W- ie 'iii ba' ily' ix SPRING IOC--lFronf Rowl: Sharon Carier, Barbara Cherry, Allan Haim lThird Rowi : Roger Grahqm, Cheechako Hinkle, Harry Samuels, Karen lCl1GifHlUHl, Nadine Kerner, Andy Nowell, Joel Schwarz. lSecond Rowl: Wilson, Ronald Cruz.lBack Rowi: Dave Slein, Dee Carlsfrom, Sandi Clark, Ronald Small, Mal Bennett, Mariie Berry, Ted Woodson, Cliff McMullen. Ken Gulko, and David Ramos. l l MOVING ON-Traveling by Irain to the San Diego football game are RELAX-The Quad, focal point of VoIIey's informal social life, is the Valley's lion mascof, Phyllis Johnson, Al Breen, Pal Balsano and Bobs scene of most on-campus activilies, drives and friendly between-class Manausa. gatherings. l 65

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l M -'I ns J 1, -..4-1 BEHAVIORAI. SCIENCE CLUB--lFront Rowl Dave Ramos, IOC representative, Gail Beslwick, publicity chairman, Alan Argebrite, president. lBack Rowl Richard Johnson, scholarship chairman, Horst Wiedenhoeft, and Eugene Raxten. C0-SPODSOF. Behavioral Scientists Set Grant ,-.-- r fm U15 l's.f l'lfu .g 'f in I Forums and panels on mental hygiene, social problems, inter- cultural and interracial conflict, marriage and child development are featured by the Behavioral Science Club throughout the year. Established in 1949, the club was the first to grant a scholarship to worthy students. Man and Life, which accepts papers and reports from students and faculty, is an annual publication of the club. Field trips to acheological sites, clinics, hospitals and museums are scheduled during the year. PENNY ANTE-Mary Mauriello chips in on the Behavioral Science Club Mile of Pen- nies scholarship drive as Lance Pinnell and Alan Argebrite supervise. Joanne Brown, secretary of the club, wields the paste brush.