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

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The tension mounts for the i4 candidates as President McNelis moves to the microphone to start the coronation proceedings. . . . And it finally arrives an ,- I The cafeteria became the most populated spot on the campus Friday evening. It wasn't the food that drew the crowd there, though, it was the Harvest Moon Ball. Hundreds of students and alumni came to see what lucky coed would sit on the regal throne. Jazz from the band of Robert MacDonald provided an hour and a half of dancing for the contestants and other students at the dance be- fore the fateful time drew near for the results of a week of waiting. The time arrived and President William J. McNelis introduced the 14 lovelies to the audience. The suspense rose as Andrea Danek came forward as the fourth princess in the queen's court. Zorica Tosic captured third princess, and Lynn Guzey found second princess reserved for her. Donna Russell wound up with first princess in the court of four. Then amidst an' almost electric tension, Madeline Mack floated to the throne to be crowned her majesty by President McNelis. At game time, Saturday, Miss Mack and her court took their seats on the 50 yard line. In her beautiful pink gown, and with her soft blonde hair combed above her shoulders, Queen Made- line cheered as the Valley defense held the powerhouse from Bakers- field to two lonely touchdowns in the first half. At half-time the royalty was brought out on the field for all 'the fans to admire. Miss Mack took her place high above the special float the Sports Car Club prepared in her honor. In the second half of the game, Valley's forward motion was stopped on the field, but in the stands it was still going. And it is still going on at the campus, too. The week of campaigning and tense waiting draws close to an end as commissioner of student activities Colleen Ferguson gives final instructions to the candidates.

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A ioyous Madeline dances with President McNelis in the traditional Presiden'r's dance. Q, -- e- x , . M xx- ! W E 3 .A Ne, ..- 3 -,IN A ' if , 1, x, if . . M , .' it iw if 1251- -Q' 1: LSL ,, e g: iii kk I . 4 V . QL? l Y in f,5'fI asm V.: 1 Triumphant Madeline Mack rides aboard the Sports Car Club float at gametime with A.S. President Jack Easton.