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

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L rr. H sss L it w . 'H ,I fi H 'l r ffffff' it L iii 111 L llljllll ll .ws W ,ff H H 1 .1 1 lm!! fi'-f' .l ls- + ,,, --.M ,1- ,,- L11,.,4s 1, f, , ORCHESTRA-lFront Rowl: Charl Ann Raglin, Ruth Ann Conklin, Sandra Weight, Marcia Eddy, Phil Limina, Cort Smith, Denis Del Giudice, Warren Luening. lSecond Rowl: Leonard Winokur, Levi Kalb, Ron Starr, Carole Glaus, Beverly Brabec, Charles Sanders, Dean lmmel, Marvin Macklin, John Vanderwal, Mark Weiss, Mike Barone. lThird Rowl: Zoe Dawson, Marge Lamb, Keith Terrell, Edward Schack- While gaining development of individual technical and artistic abilities in the classroom, Valley's orchestra members put their learning to practice several times this year with per- formances in the campus concert series. The orchestra took part in a special Christmas pro- gram last semester and was additionally active with other performances. A discriminative un- derstanding of music through experience with a wide range of orchestral literature is one of the goals of the class. man, Ken Lavoie, Katie Silverman, Charles MacMurray, George Frenn, Tim Fairchilds, Ken Richmond, Stuart Kramer. iBack Rowl: Ron Clev- ers, Earle lmmel lDirectorl, Margaret McCreary, Marta Mitchell, Irving Edelman, Dennis Faust, Clyde Landers, Dave Hunt, Jan McClung, Gene Bower and Sharon Carter. Instrumental Groups Seek Musical Goals Listening to and discussing various types of music is one of the principal delights of Valley's music club. The group was formed for the betterment of musical cul- ture for student and school. Last semester the activities of the group included the sponsorship of a series of campus concert programs and a talent show at a local Veterans, hospital. SIGMA ALPHA PHI-lat pianol Lorraine Eckhardt lco-sponsorl. lFront Rowl: Jan McClung, Sandie Weight, Sharon Carter, Carole Glaus, Cort Smith. lBack Rowl: Earle lmmel lco-sponsorl, Charles Mc- Murray, Dean lmmel, Clyde Sanders, Charles Sand- ers, Dave Hunt and Stanton Kahn.

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VC Ma rchers Follow Grid ln addition to the comprehensive tech- nical training offered to the prospective professional musician, Valley's marching band maintains an active performance schedule. Serving both community and school, Valley's band has appeared at every Mon- , arch football game and the group has provided musical entertainment at sev- eral noon rallies. Led by Earle B. lmmel, Valley College music instructor, the group works out halftime routines with the Mon- QT. archettes. . syilfl-fi f . fa --'41' ' 1- HI MONARCHS-Monarchettes start a routine during halftime activities at the Har- bor game this fall. The drill team gave performances at half time throughout the football season. MARCHING BAND-lFirst Rowl: Dean lmmel, Cort Smith, Phil Limina, lSecond Rowl: Ken Lavoie, Carole Glaus, Ron Legg, Richard Dur- field, Jerry Hastings, John Andrews, Mark Weiss, Ken Richmond, John Vanderwal, Joe Profeta, Dave Vailencourt, George Graham, Ted Dahl. lThird Rowl: William Ziegler, Shanna Moen, Bud Lloyd, Robert MacDonald, Judy Gretta, Irving Edelman, Stuart Kramer, Stanton Kahn. ,lLast Rowl: Earle lmmel ldirectorl, Sherman Jacobs, Jan McClung, Dave Hunt, Brody Rennels, Clyde Landers, Christine Lyon, Keith Terrell, Denis Del Giudice, Sidney Sicoff, Pierre Montgomery and Jerry Lane. -'rr-f-:A ' fra -rf '-I

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MADRIGAL SINGERS- lFront Rowl: Ruth Ann Conklin, Mary Louise Maneff, Carole Glaus, Kathy Valley Choir and Madrigals have been responsible for spreading much good will throughout the community with many outstanding choral performances. While learn- ing the problems of choral blend, diction, tone quality and intona- tion, the College performed a num- ber of programs. The group has appeared this year at the Burbank Women's Club, the North Holly- wood Kiwanis Club, the North Hollywood Optimists organization and the Burbank Junior Women's Club, The choir appeared at Val- ley's Christmas concert and assem- bly and it has been instrumental in the campus concert program, a special music festival. lt prepared a broadcast tape which was aired over radio station KFI on the Young America program. In the classroom, choral students practice choral literature for mixed voices, including examples from the vari- ous periods-modern, romantic and Renaissance. . Y Y ul Easton, Joy Blakeway, Mary MacDonald, Shelby Flint, Katie Silverman, Debbie Clark, Sheila Niesen, Charlotte Arrington, Sandi Gotcher. lBdck Rowl: Mike Smith, Wayne Freiman, Dave Rice, Philip Limina, Don Gile, Zeal Pong, Stephen Orson, Bill Matthias and Peter Gruchala. Choir Brings Song to Valley College CHOIR- lFiI'5f Rowl: Chris Ramsey, Shelby Flint, Sandy Mahannah, Sharon Hughbanks, Joy Blakeway, Joan Stroh, Valli Herring, Maura Wagner, Leanor Briel, Debbie Clark, Jean Harris, Elaine Mervish, Carol Cooper, Charlotte Arrington. lSecond Rowl: Carole Glaus, Irene Hummer, Ann Ross, Sharon Carter, Shirley Crouse, Pat Wynne, Joan Stauffer, Jon McClung, Nancy Jobes, Jackie Turner, Charlice Withers, Carol Wayne, Marian Nord, Mr. Richard A. Knox. lfhird ' -- - - -- 7--A Y - TZ-fee--fem: :ze - - Rowl: Vicki Abdo, Mary MacDonald, Joe Truiillo, Stanton Kahn, Ron Perfetti, Sheldon Raab, Dave Bell, Stephen Kelfer, Zeal Pong, Cy Cutler, Olive Miles, Glenda Mead, Dianne Connine, Sandi Gotcher. llast Rowl: Mary Louise Maneff, Jacqui Dunn, Anthony Vincent Reale, David Rice, Ronald Legg, Lewis Kult, Mike Smith, Bruce Winter, Dick O'DonnelI, Bill Matthias, David Vaillancourt, David Higgins, Peter Gruchala, Bonnie Hickerson and Marta Mitchell. -' H l H N 1 ,ll li ml 4 W - ' l