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

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Newly-acquired fountains adorn the front of Valley's Art Building, one ot the most prominent of the college's vast structural complex. Silhouetted against an array of' hallway lights, one ot the school's 7,500 Evening Division students walks to class. Afs might be expected, much artistry went into the construction ofthe new Art Building, shown here with its distinctive grillwork and the patio beyond. Expansion is

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Superintendent of Schools Jack P. Crowther helps inspect the five new buildings during dedication ceremonies, the first time he has attended a junior college dedication. Seen behind him is dean of educational services Robert N. Cole, coordinator of ceremonies. An interested student questions Thomas Braden, president of the State Board of Education and featured speaker, at the luncheon following official ceremonies. An overflow crowd of students and administrators starts the Dedication Assembly with a flag salute. An affair It isn't every day that a building program such as Phase III is com- pleted at Valley. But when one is., it is complimented with a dedica- tion ceremony as Phase III was on Feb. 13 in the Men's Gymnasium. The live new buildings were opened for the inspection of the guests as coffee and cookies were served. A unanimous approval of the project was evident at the dedi- cation ceremony held at 11 a.m. Completion of the project was such a milestone that many noted people accepted invitations to the ceremonies. Those attending in- cluded many top state and local education officials. . .