This photo of Br. Joe Reggio was among the pictures in the collection of Jerry Berns, recently donated to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
BETA CHAPTER TOGA PARTY
"Toga anyone, Ron Simmons, Bogdanoff and the babes......at the Bogdanoff, Simmons, Hall, Leclare, and Morton house in Northridge...1967-68ish?
We rented this fantastic piece of property after Ray Ross moved out as I recall.........what a great house for us crazy students to live.....Valley State boys then......"
Ron Simmons sent this message with John Bogdanoff's photograph.
Ron Simmons writes:
It shows John Bogdenoff and myself with our dates dressed in Togas in 1966. John, Tim Hall, Frank Morten and I were room mates on Nordhoff across from San Fernando Valley State College (Now called California State University at Northridge). Bro Ron Simmons
We rented this fantastic piece of property after Ray Ross moved out as I recall.........what a great house for us crazy students to live.....Valley State boys then......"
Ron Simmons sent this message with John Bogdanoff's photograph.
Ron Simmons writes:
It shows John Bogdenoff and myself with our dates dressed in Togas in 1966. John, Tim Hall, Frank Morten and I were room mates on Nordhoff across from San Fernando Valley State College (Now called California State University at Northridge). Bro Ron Simmons
ALPHA BROTHERS AND ONE TIME RIVALS.
2010 THE YEAR OF VALLEY ADVENTURES
On November 2, 1961 a cross Valley football game took place between a new U.S. Grant High School (now in Valley Village) and long established Van Nuys High School. The Museum of the San Fernando Valley just received this "Official Program - 10¢" from Tom Ny in Bakersfield, California. Tom was Van Nuys fullback number 33.
The fun part of this program is that on the Grant High School varsity was right tailback Paul Craig number 75. These two rough and tumble rivals were destined within two years to become lifelong friends. allies and Phi Delta Psi Fraternity Brothers, while playing together for the L.A. Valley Monarchs.
Tom Ny, who played on the 1963 L.A. Valley College in the school's Homecoming Game against the Bakersfield Renegades, now lives and has an equipment rental business in Bakersfield. Tom's one time rival from Grant High School, was a part of this Valley College football game.
Paul Craig, who now lives in Bend, Oregon, was a letterman for Valley College. He was an "all league" selection.
On November 2, 1961 a cross Valley football game took place between a new U.S. Grant High School (now in Valley Village) and long established Van Nuys High School. The Museum of the San Fernando Valley just received this "Official Program - 10¢" from Tom Ny in Bakersfield, California. Tom was Van Nuys fullback number 33.
The fun part of this program is that on the Grant High School varsity was right tailback Paul Craig number 75. These two rough and tumble rivals were destined within two years to become lifelong friends. allies and Phi Delta Psi Fraternity Brothers, while playing together for the L.A. Valley Monarchs.
Gayle Weichlein, 1962 Homecoming Queen for Los Angeles Valley College
Tom Ny, who played on the 1963 L.A. Valley College in the school's Homecoming Game against the Bakersfield Renegades, now lives and has an equipment rental business in Bakersfield. Tom's one time rival from Grant High School, was a part of this Valley College football game.
Paul Craig, who now lives in Bend, Oregon, was a letterman for Valley College. He was an "all league" selection.
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