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

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Dean of students William E. Lewis is shown discussing the details of an upcoming campus activity. Assistant dean of students Dr. Margaret Crawford dances with her husband at the Homecoming dance. Valley's deans turn out in force for the Valley vs. Pierce basketball game ltop row, left to rightl: Robert N. Cole, Dr. Stewart Marsh, Donald W. Click, lbottom row, left to rightl 1 Dr. John Reiter, Dr. Helena Hilleary and Samuel Alexander, lnot pictured, Kermit Pale.l College football has its Big Six and Big Ten, and Valley has its Big Nine. The Big Nine aren't nine foot- ball teams, and they don't even play football. The Big Nine watch football games, though, and they watch baseball games and basketball games, too. Who are they? Valley Co1lege's Big Nine are the deans and as- sistant deans who are nearly always seen attending school functions and school sports events. Participation in these functions is only a small part of the jobs of these nine people, however. Their primary jobs are coordinating, planning and super- vising the administrative activities of Valley College. VaIIey's 'big nine'

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The American flag wrifhing at half-staff symbolizes The agonizing grief that swept Valley College and The nation on the deafh of John F. Kennedy. An The President American home. Hix youth and discijzlineal were hut two of his rharacter- islicx that his people. chose to symbolize not only the American way of life but the American, people. john F. Kennedy belonged to all America. He was the guy at the lunch counter or in the library. Wherever he was or whatever he was doing, he was with his people-all people.

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