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

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IOC members tag basketball symbolizing promotion of school spirit. Stimulation of extra curricular events has been cu basic IOC gocil and Knights, menis honorary .service organiza- tion. Other groups appealing to students are the Monarchettes and the amateur radio production group heard on KLAV. Students with a common interest are found in the Behavioral Sciences Club, College Fellow- ship Club, English and German clubs, the Hil- let Group, the International Club, Interlan- guage Club, Natural Science Club, Newman Club, Speech Club, Sports Car Club, Student California Teachers Association, VABS, Writers Club, Medical Science Club, the Young Repub- licans, the Young Democrats, Home Economics Club, Chess Club, Veterans Club, and the VVomen's Athletic Association. The list is a long one, with still other clubs unnamed. And still the list continues to grow to meet the broad interests of Valley's students.

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CLUB5 . ,L fm- -vt ' ' 5, Nl 'Q ',1. ..,, v .x. .. , , 11 4. ,f V, 1.1 F , . T 4, Jffr- if . .'ggnffg.1'ff f V ' -rv eff'- . 'N , .5-- V - . ...L '13-2fv1vwf',,,,, A.. v Q.. sv is: 15 it 3 gr ! 1. ,Q an ' Q ,,.,, ' 2, .- 4 Club Day is a traditional campaign for membership where activities are accompanied by tricky tunes. Clubs on campus Shortly after the beginning of each semester. Valley students, new and old, are introduced to the many clubs on campus by the varied agenda highlighting Valley' College's semi- annual Club Day. Club Day activities generally last from three to four hours, and often spot- lighted on the Mall are exhibitions covering almost any interest-from the yips and yells of Karate to the musical swing of a combo. Club Day is a day Well Worked on in ad- vance. Booths are erectedg cakes and cookies are bakedg and displays of club activities are pre- pared with interest catching gimmicks planned for passers-by. Campaign is another word for Club Day, be- cause this one day is set aside to introduce the student to the clubs on campus as Well as to the members and events associated with each club. Club Day is really a Way of meeting Valley 26 Gamma. national foreign language society: College. for clubs are Valley College. Highlighting the social and cultural story of clubs on campus are the honor societies that dominate the scene. These are the special so- cieties where membership is awarded to stu- dents attaining certain grade point averages and who show interest in the specific area of that society. Honor societies on campus are Alpha Mu Alpha Pi Epsilon, secretarial subjectsg Beta Phi Gamma, journalismg Delta Kappa Phi. historyg Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon, engineeringg and Jun- ior Collegiate Players, theater arts. Les Savants and Tau Alpha Epsilon are two societies re- warding students for all-campus excellence in scholarship. Two outstanding clubs at Valley are Coro- nets, vvornen's honorary service organization,

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Culture and common interest Johnson, Ill lends a helping hand to Don Brazelton. Tutoring is a regular student service provided by the scholarship societies. W xg. In Ango TAE-Les Savcmts president, Paul 1 A Club Day gimmick, Coronets provide free shoeshines with the sale of cookies and cakes. YS S