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

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Finished etchin I Q draws student Irv Zarof's clos inspection wit magnifie e h l'. Guide Dave Wachner draws field trippers' attention to locked up page, final step before printing. Something to learn with every Step Two students take time out to read Sunday's funnies three days early. 58

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Onlookers lrv Zarof, Jim Woodworth, Linda Billingsley and Bud Gustad watch Iinotype operator Bud Huhn. Keys are arranged in rows with lower case, capital letters and numbers. Photo retouching for a Sunday's paper is shown by Howard Burke Students Debbe Woolf Ferne and lrv Zcirof study air brush techniques.

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Highlights on sidelines A published author, a Creative composer Teacher, teacher, tell me true, when you're not teaching, what do you do? What do Valley teachers do when they're not teaching? Do they take pictures? Peek into micro- scopes? Raise flowers? Hunt fossils? Do they paint or perform? Or do they read? Or write? Variety in the writing field is the specialty of Irwin Porges, English instructor, the Mitch Miller of prose. No one answer is the whole answer at Valley College because here teachers might do any one or all of these things. Take writing, for example. Many teachers write. Songs, stories, articles, plays, papers, poetry, prose-even books, And those who write books are often better teachers because of it.