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

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ff'- L1 .I lp 1-1 'L if av. TAE-LES SAVANTS-lFront Rowl Hilda Dorn, .lanice Edwardo, Selma Charles Kinzek lco-sponsorl, Warren King ifall presidentl, Donn Hop- Whitton, kins, Stephen DeSena, Norm Montrose, Nick Nicoletti and Alfred Zucker Sue Heichel, Charmaine Posten, Grace McSweeney, Donna Aguilera, ispring presidentl. Lela Hester, Adeline McNally, Ann Stack, Olive Miles. iBack Rowl Feldman, Anne Nussbaum. iSecond Rowl Sally Joy, Eugenia ,N M Q' rs 'Wie' TAE, Savant Crganize Scholars Les Savants is an honorary scholars.hip society founded to recognize the outstanding student who attains excellence in scholarship, accompanied by good character and citizenship as observed by his fellow students. A magazine subscription drive and a special s.emesterly tutoring service are among the activities ofthe club to raise funds for their scholar- ship which they present annually to outstanding students. Members of this organization have maintained a 3.2 grade point average in one semester's work in which more than ll units were carried. TUTOR TIME-Alfred Zucker, president of 1 . 1,- 4'- ,gevg is , TAE-Les Savants, helps John Des Lauriers 35351 and Bill Tinsman with their studies as of the club's tutoring activities. part -'Q' .

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PLACE MAL3A!Ir-:if IRIFNDM-up HERE 4.--Y ig' ii I T Q ff1AGH2INE.5'7- T if EK ' M' s X 1 , -i A 1 fKIEND5HlP W .fi. i'Vfvel..Q'-i u NV- e 'if' ,t i N er 1' ' .4 FRIENDLY REMINDER-Pretty Barbara Fowler adds a little feminine inter- est to the Knight's Magazines for Friendship drive. The magazines were collected to send to overseas nations to show them the American way of life. KNIGHTS-iFront Rowl Ralph Caldwell lco-sponsorl, Frank Kaplan lsec- retaryl, Cliff McMullen lvice presidentl, Andy Nowell lpresidentl, Mar- shall Nemoy ltreasurerl, Frank Pagliaro lco-sponsorl. lSecond Rowl Brad Hight, Dave Snow, Joel Schwarz, Norm Montrose, Tony Sydes, Ted ' ev 'uv' 5.1 ft rl Knights Serve Valley Students For Five Years Acting as an official host organization, contrib- uting and encouraging leadership qualities among men on campus and encouraging students in stronger school spirit and self-betterment are sev- eral of the many services rendered Valley College by the Knights, men's honorary service organiza- tion, Organized five years ago DY Dr. John Reiter, co-ordinator of instruction, the Knights try to de- velop a friendly attitude of unity and cooperation between students and faculty. A candidate for membership must have proven evidence of leader- ship qualities and active participation in campus activities. Faculty advisers are Ralph Caldwell, physical education instructor, and Frank Pagliaro, psychology instructor. Woodson, Mike Kuhn, Jack Gustafson, Harry Samuels, Dan Fapp. iBack Rowl Paul Ross, Tony Cifarelli, Ted Aquaro, John Holmes, Larry Super- fine, Damon deCrow, Tom McDonald, Mike Ceraso, Joe Allegretti and Tom Losee. nivjl 'fl '-vit wc'

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nv---vr' it. -2 We - -.r MONARCHETTES-lDrill Captainsl Judy Freude, Gail Duntley. lFront Rowl Kit Bissinger, Virginia Greaves, Deborah Roome, Georgine Quenzer, Barbara Iverson, Barbara Schiffrin, Carolyn Sipos, Sandy Bruchman. lSecond Rowl Kathryn Suprenant, Nancy Pedery, Carol Squire, Judy Yocum, Dee Carlstrom, Ginny Nightingale, Susan Bard- S . -i.. well. lThird Rowl Dorothy Burns, 'Helen 'Fulcher, Marilyn Gonder, Annmarie Federwisch, Carol Chester, Gayle Smith, Zoe Dawson, Judie Heubach. lBack Rowl Michele Brock, Janet Loscito, Barbara Fowler, Karen Oeser, DeAnne Hobson, Liz Stevens, Mary Lou Martinovich and Linda Jorgensen. Monarchettes Brighten Halftimes . J , fat ,y A , J ,iftiff if , get 1' 5 Q S , gs i . ig bex-,J Promoting spirit and representing Valley College in the community has been a duty well performed for the seventh consecutive year by VaIley's Monarchettes. Valley's unofficial pep club of 42 girls has put in appearances at all Valley football games, the Van Nuys Bethlehem Star Parade, the North Hollywood Christmas Parade and the Junior Rose Bowl parade. The group has always been represented in the Inter Organization Council but was not officially a club until this semester when they established their consti- tution and asserted their significance on campus. New uniforms and routines are among the items which have made this their most active year. ' D-