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

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extensive tour of Europe, his plans included a study of before returning to the States to serve as a Navy lieu- 1 li g' Q 5 1 lf 'T W? Q A . ' ' Q 'LQ f ' - , sw- 5 1 . 0 . 1 t 'Y 2 i ' Q 'R PS1 - ? if A ' if if , ' - , ,, il s P' I b f gf? it Qt, il 9 ga Q W , ,wr 422211f:A2L,e,.f!?, 1Gi,,ezU Q . p R Mc1rk's Square in Venice. . e f I I ' ft as it i s -03, H , 11-gf' , 4 f ,1 .. 1, w fait gi s ie.. President en absenoia the educational institutions across the continent. lVIcNelis' trip is unique, because few administrators take such leave, the sabbatical usually being associated with teachers. Although this is the first family trip abroad, it is not lVIcNelis' first tour of Europe. He was there in 1937 tenant during World War Il. lVIcNelis' replacement during his leave, Dr. Marie Martin, became Valley's fourth president, and first woman president. As the year progressed, the presi- dent's chair at Valley was again to change passengers awaiting the return of lVlcNelis.

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Leadership in triplicate Valley College's leadership has changed hands more often in the past two semesters than the government of France. William J. lVIcNelis, Valleyls president, left the school on a sabbatical leave. Dr. Marie Martin took over the leadership in September. She was offered a permanent position at Metropolitan College of Business. Again Valley searched for a new leader. This time Posing before the ruins of cz civilization, President ond Mrs. McNelis find Greece o graphic history lesson. Q' , IRQ if I K 1 .ly ' 'BH 1.16 tiff- . fa it ia: i , 5 it . agar: EJ. ii' 1 - -:rr W , ...ion if-. -ws : 4... 94 Lv, A--1 1 .. Q if 1 - -'un . W' ,. sb? 12.5-.1 X, 5:1 A - NYM. .W . v 1 f ff-in jf' ... 4g ., 7 af .f..,f ', 5 4151, a , ,X F S ff 'I h A 1 , I , 'f 'rf ,p + 1 iv 2 ii Q s. Q1 it go 3 ,Q ff R I ' E f if . , 3 gt 45 ig 1? X A pm i , we as ,L ga ta? I Af: Z .ff is 4 my K A Ugg! Y t 1, gf V. f as ' r ff 4 g ,um 5 ' 51 t 1 ' 'W is A 2 f f at A 1. tri l G, Q I i ff r, -ff ff is i Wi ff 5 K5 a ' 1- , r. pm . 4 s ,sad . . , 1 ii-,j Q K M : if William Kepley, Jr., took the reins. The now reigning president will give up the president's chair to Mr. Mc- Nelis when he returns from his leave. Valley's leadership in triplicate has placed the reins in three pairs of strong hands. When Valley's president, William J. lVlcNelis, took leave of the campus for a trip that was to include an . li? sr.. ..,. g. '-diff: - .K p F. . T , s 1 ,eq-t'f 'f Tflf , , 4 M46 15,4 I N ,I 1 Y Hz J if 1 I qw. Mg..-,'a-fl! 4, I z L 1 A LL,

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Upright mon, leaning tower. President McNelis continues his tour through Rome. At last, a vacation 13