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

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V ' lilly' csrA-irmnr Rowl Grace Palmer ifall M x I recording secretaryl, Natalee Sonne ispring 'I Mlm I 1 ' vice presidenti, Gary Jacobson lpresidenti, , Ronald E. Decker lspring treasurerl, Gloria F. Manley ifall vice presidentl. , iBack Rowl G. H. Herrick isponsori, Kay Weiler, Larry Johe, Susan Nickerson, Dor- othy Sandoval and Janice Yoder. One of the newer clubs on cam- pus, the California Student Teach- ers' Association received its charter last December at the CSTA Conven- tion. The club entertained The Teachers of Tomorrow Club from Pacoima Junior High and took a trip to the Lowman School for Handicapped Children last fall. The club held a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Mary Tinglotf, who spoke on Challenge, Changes, Charge. Languages Build Firm Ties WELCOME-Karen McNamara takes her turn on a panel discussion put on by the California Student Teachers' Association for students visiting Valley from Pacoima Junior High School.

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Coronets, women's service or- ganization, are the official host- esses of Valley. They serve at campus banquets and usher at Athenaeum and other programs as well as at the spring graduation ceremony. During the past year they have initiated an off-campus welfare program which entails working with the Red Cross. Ad- viser is Mrs. Ann Martin. CORONETS - lFront Rowi Margaret Kane, Cynthia Schwartz, Sharon Carter, Ann Martin lsponsarl Lesley Ann Fricke, Charmaine Walker. lBack Rowl Linda Jorgensen, Arline Ballonoff, Pat Robin- son, Mariee Bone, Lorraine Sitzer, Myrna Hinkle, Barbara Schiffrin, Sandra Weight, Nadine Kerner, Maureen Coultas and Anne Zettas. Official Hostesses Serve for Valley 7 r I r, I SPECIAL ATTRACTION-Maynard Nichols, extended day earth science instructor, turns the attention of club members to a point of interest on a field trip to the Mojave Desert. my f . it T37 4' A .,, -- .ar ... .11 .A, f -QQ X. ', 5.3 4 Q . . is . . x ' in 'Qfy-Ki. Jr. Av 61, 'iw' . , A N . ' A ' , l K rf ' ' M . .1114 ,t ' 1 if ,: ' - y ',tl!s 3 -f,,.,,' j r .- - ..,, f- 'li' , il' .. ut I ' , 1 .. if W tr -Q , -Q.. W lr- A-1' .gg r , -', ll y OVER AND OUT--Instructor James Slosson broad- casts information on the area to club members as Homer G. Anderson, geography instructor, takes to a book to find information for Warren Sortomme and shivering Mary Beck. -ff' -4 a--I i 'A ea- .

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GERMAN CLUB-lFront Rowl Janet Las- cito, Veronica Palmer Ipublicityl, Merry O'Connell, Sylvia Riley. iSecond Rowl Grace Downing itreasurerl, Lois Burgess, Margot Epstein, Mrs. Brigitte Hirsch lsponsorl, Dr. Vera Soper lsponsorl. lBack Rowl John Risk, Sheila Attebery IIOC representativel, Carl Grant ifall presidentl, Manfred Zboril lspring presi- dentl and William Sherman lvice presi- dentl. Organized to foster apprecia- tion of German music, language and art, the German Club's activ- ities are mainly cultural. German movies were shown at meetings and a tour was conducted to UCLA for the Sillas celebration. A 525.00 award was given to the most deserving second year stu- dent. HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION- lFront Rowl June Voorhees, Eva Durfee, Kippi Weiner, Tomette Hearn, Melinda Walling, Connie Elder, Sherri Bilsky, Bev- erly Bladon, Sharon Toohey, Frances Lombardi. iSecond Rowl Lillian Peterson, Sandy Harris, Virginia Wilson, Louise Schaaf, Ruth Woods, Verda Griner lin- structorl, Janet Peters, Diana Burke, Carol Kerstein, Rosemary Castelle, Sandra Somes. iBack Rowl Enid Gilpin, Betty Berkshire, Pat Wynne, Doreen Kline, Christine Lyon, Suzette Maitrae, Mary McKee, Evelyn Cooper, Norma Berry, Ann Drummond and Mollie Gross. Valley's newly formed Home Economics Association was founded to provide professional development of students inter- ested in home economic careers. The group plans future field trips, guest speakers, and social events relating to the home economics field. INTERNATIONAL CLUB- lFront Rowl Sandy Bruchman, Vera Bucmamuh, Alice Asalley, Ellen Epstein, Sandra Golub, Sheila Attebery lsecretaryl. iBack Rowl Berc Ikizyan, Nathan Kvetny, Abdul Mo- hageg, James Ray, Miguel Arriola and Abdul Latifi. Promoting friendship, under- standing and good fellowship be- tween students from different countries of the world is the goal of the Valley College Internation- al Club. One of the many activi- ties of the club is United Nations Day, when booths are set up fea- turing the different customs of for- eign countries.