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

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Partners: clubs and help Club day attracts crowd Clubs are for fun and for friend- ship. Students at Los Angeles Val- ley College will attest to that. But there's more to Valley's clubs than fun and frolic. There's the helpful spirit seen in service to student, school and community. One example of good times coupled with helpfulness is pro- vided by the German Club. Found- ed in 1953, the merry circle, otherwise known as Die Froliche Runde, or the German Club, began with the policy that all students enrolled in German classes or who were interested in German culture were eligible for membership. Our primary purpose is to give students an insight into German culture, to create a correlation be- tween clubs and to further school spiritji said Dr. Vera Soper, co- sponsor with Steven Curtis. Inter-club activities, basketball games, music programs and poster parties are part of the German Club's activities. There are Stamm- tischs Cluncheonsj at the Old Heidelberg Inn, there are German folk dances, films, skiing trips and light operas. There is the partici- pation in the Homecoming pre- parations, and at football games the German Club may be seen at- Knighls are iudging sports cor display cf semi-annual Club Day. tending en masse. JM'

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Work is just another of his many outside interests Always searching for more truths, Steve Frank finds himself often consulting the great books of literature and, of course, the dictionary. . X I 1- 7 A At work, Steve Frank displays a little of his versatility to do many things well. Although he doesn't plan a future in the field of automobiles or industry, the values he learns for handling responsibility, he feels, will aid him well.

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