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

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VALLEY'S NEW LIFE continued From the opening of school, faith- ful fans cheered a losing football team through the long season under the leadership of yell king Gary Pat- terson. They were rewarded for their enthusiasm, however, when basketball came along and the Monarchs boasted a winning squad. Enthusiasm, not only in athletics but in all facets of college life, has been in evidence this year at Valley. Possibly the new buildings helped revive the school spirit Valley was known for when the college first started. In this school year 1961-62, the col- lege campus has begun to take on an air of permanence. The many arcades join the new buildings and establish a mall at the heart of the campus. Buildings for special activities have provided modern permanent facil- ities to replace the bungalows of the asphalt jungle. Monarchs, '62 version, will remem- ber that they were the first to use the new drama building, the first one of its kind on a junior college campus in California. Here is a complete theater-main stage, horseshoe stage, classroom stage, dressing rooms and even showers. - E831 W' .pa-A'