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

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Seven deans Administration at Valley College is focused on the student. Having the welfare of the individual student at heart, administrators in this college direct and help in every facet of learning. Heading up education at Valley are the deans and assistant deans. The most important aspect of a college education-classroom learn- ing - is headed by Dr. Stewart Marsh, dean of instruction. Dr. Marsh spends his time bringing the Moderator Samuel Alexander, acting assistant dean of instruction, leads Valley College faculty players in a true-to-life version of Open End. Conversation at these coffee breaks covers a wide range of topics, often returning to talk of students and student problems. James Cox, assistant dean of student activities, and Don Click, dean of the Evening Division, show delight during half time at the Homecoming football game. Deans Click and Cox were in constant attendance at football games, always showing interest in student activities.

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l l ' candidates are ifront rowl Monica Schubert, Toni Peters, Miriam Elbaum and Shirley Green, iback rowl Lynn Kurz, Teddi Segovia, Lina Hadi, Anita Krohn and Evelyn Hulan, l l 4' 'ww f Dean Royer, surrounded by aspirants for the Queen's crown, plays no favorites. Queen Dean Royer whirls through a waltz with Wally Manning, the queen's escort, at the Homecoming Dance. An enthusiastic helper at the annual AWS fashion show, Dean Royer adiusts a sleeve for model Pam Stettler. Exhibiting the spirit that built Valley, Dean Royer ioins the fun laughter and cheering of Veteran Club members Claudia Garret Carol Dimario, John Green, Don Robertson, Wayne Emerson and Bill Warden at El Camino football game V- it ' tif'-illjigf A'Gf ' '1 'T In -V4 9' 1 ., 'K ie, . - ,

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Valley administrators very best instructors to Valley. Con- cerning those instructors, Dr. Marsh says: All instructors at Valley have been carefully selected. They are Well prepared and competent in their teaching fields. Tests of Valley Col- lege students who have transferred to universities and four-year colleges bear out the excellence of the teach- ing at Valley. Aiding Dean Marsh is Samuel Alexander, assistant dean of instruc- tion. Alexander Works With advisory committees composed of community leaders and businessmen to plan cur- riculums to meet the needs of the San Fernando Valley. Backed by stocks of IBM cards, Dr. John Reiter, dean of guidance and admissions, looks over the roomful of complex machinery with Helen Jarvis, IBM tobuloting Operator. ,J