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Number 63 in a series of “Just One More” annuals Nancy Newman Louis Gabriele John McCoy Khai Le published by the Press Special Projects Special Projects Media Access Social Media/Web Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles. TABLE OF CONTENTS Press Photographers Association General News 4 Video Animal 42 Web News Feature 83 of Greater Los Angeles Video General News 10 Portrait 44 Web In-Depth Profle 84 501 W. Glenoaks, #655 Breaking News 12 Andy Castle Award 50 Web Sports Feature 85 Glendale, CA 91202 Video Breaking News 16 Sports Action 54 Photographer of the Year 87 Cover credit: Fire 18 Sports Feature 60 Student Photojournalist Photo by Ringo Chiu Jason Wittman David Fernandez Rick Meyer Video Fire 22 Video Sports Feature: Day of Air 66 of the Year 94 A woman takes photos Alternate Chairman Membership Chair Music + Performing Arts 24 Video Sports Feature: Evergreen 67 Videographer of the Year 98 amongst 3,000 U.S. flags that of the Board are displayed at Pepperdine Video Live Coverage 28 UCLA 68 TV Station of the Year 100 University in Los Angeles to Feature 30 Photo Essay 72 Lifetime Achievement 102 mark the 14th anniversary of Video Feature: Day of Air 36 Video In-Depth 80 In Memory 104 the 9/11 terror attacks. Video Feature: Evergreen 37 Video Multi-Camera 81 Membership Directory 106 Copyright © 2016 Animal 38 Web General News 82

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FIRST PLACE Hans Gutknecht {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Mental Health Unit at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility Tuesday, April 14, 2015. The Sheriff’s department is seeking $99.2 million for the next fiscal year to enhance the Sheriff’s Custody Division and improve the jail environment for employees and inmates.

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THIRD PLACE Ringo Chiu {LA BUSINESS JOURNAL} Family members and friends of Isaac Amanios grieve during a memorial services at St. Minas Church in Colton, Calif., Saturday, Dec. 12, 2015. Isaac Amanios, 60-year- old environmental health inspector, fled his war-torn country in search of the American dream. Amanios immigrated to California in January 2000 from Ertiera. On Wednesday, SECOND PLACE he was among 14 people killed and 21 Patrick T. Fallon {FREELANCE} wounded when two Jasmine Richards, 28, protests the death of Ezell Ford inside the meeting of the assailants entered Los Angeles Police Commission in Los Angeles on June 9, 2015. The Los Angeles the Inland Regional police commission on Tuesday will review the findings of the city’s police chief and Center and fired at a an inspector general that two officers were justified in opening fire on an unarmed gathering with San black man who investigators say tried to grab one officer’s gun. Bernardino County Department of Health employees.

HONORABLE MENTION Terry Pierson {THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE} Joe Shanahan, left, of Claremont, Deborah Scott- Toux of Claremont, and Bardara Tyler of Upland react to GOP candidate Ben Carson’s comment about the government during a GOP debate watch party hosted by local HONORABLE MENTION Republican congressional Sarah Reingewirtz {LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP} candidate Paul Chabot After a weekend of shootings, friends and family of Monte Russell, 38, at Gandolfo’s New York Karen Quincy Loberg {VENTURA COUNTY STAR} gather in Pasadena where he was shot and killed for a prayer vigil for peace Deli on August 6, 2015, in Liliana Patrico Magaleno Breseno releases a lantern in memory of on Monday night, August 24, 2015. Rancho Cucamonga. David Rhodes on the Day of the Dead in Puerto Vallarta.

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Ed Crisostomo {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} Van Thanh Nguyen, mother of Tin Nguyen, is comforted by family as her daughter’s coffin enters the Church of Saint Barbara at a funeral service in Santa Ana. Tin Nguyen was one of the 14 people killed in mass shooting in San Bernardino.

Stan Lim {THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE} Members of the women’s cycling race team, ZOCA-Halo Sports, huddle for a moment of silence for their teammate Erica Greif, before the start of Stage 3 of the Redlands Bicycle Classic in Yucaipa on April 10, 2015. Greif, who was from Reno, Nevada, was killed in a car crash on her way to the Redlands Bicycle Classic to race with her team.

Mark Rightmire {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} Workers begin the process of getting two boats off the beach in Avalon on Will Lester {INLAND VALLEY DAILY BULLETIN} Allen J. Schaben January 6, a Valencia Elementary School kindergartner Delilah, 6, {LOS ANGELES TIMES} week after high hugs her father, active United States Army Capt. Jose A sailboat takes a sunset cruise amid historic low water levels surf struck Macedo, 34 of Upland, as his other daughter, Precious, 7, that have extended the giant bathtub ring of sediment on the Avalon Harbor a first-grader, rushes towards him after being surprised by rocks at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada on on Catalina his appearance during a morning assembly May 27, 2015. July 1, 2015. The large bathtub ring reveals signs of drought as Island, killing His wife Desiree, center, and first-grade teacher Karen boaters recreate amid historic lows on the lake. two men. Tanner, left, look on. Macedo had been on tour to Korea and had not seen his daughters in nearly a year.

10 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 11 VIDEO GENERAL NEWS SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY

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FIRST PLACE Thomas R. Cordova DAILY BREEZE/ PRESS-TELEGRAM Emilie Gleisberg, left, hugs her mother Diane Kimble as family members reunite at The Rock Church after 14 people were killed and 17 others injured by two shooters at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino on December 2, 2015. Kimble was in the building of the time of the mass shooting; she was not injured.

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THIRD PLACE Sarah Reingewirtz {LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP} Three burglary suspects are taken into custody by Pasadena Police on the eastbound 210 Freeway at the Hill onramp on September 16, 2015. A neighbor had seen the three burglarize a house and called police who spotted the suspects vehicle by helicopter.

Karen SECOND PLACE Quincy Dan Watson {THE SIGNAL NEWSPAPER} Loberg Fire Captain Blair Wein of L.A. County Fire Station 126 calls for a hose line on the ridge above homes that were threatened during {VENTURA the Calgrove Fire on Cross Street in Newhall on June 24, 2015. COUNTY STAR} An unidentified woman is taken to an ambulance by paramedics after being rescued by a Ventura County Sheriff’s Dept. helicopter team following her fall from a bluff in Wildwood Park on April 8, 2015. Gina Ferazzi {THE LOS ANGELES TIMES} San Bernardino Sheriff deputies draw guns and take cover Micah Escamilla {SAN BERNARDINO SUN} behind a minivan during an active search for the terror A SWAT vehicle carries police officers north on Waterman Avenue suspects involved in the mass shooting of 14 people at the past the Inland Regional Center where two shooters killed 14 Inland Regional Center on Dec. 2, 2015, in San Bernardino. people and injured 22 others on December 2, 2015.

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FIRST PLACE Alex Vasquez {{KNBC} “San Bernardino Shooting”

THIRD PLACE Hector V. Gonzalez {KMEX} SECOND PLACE “Mayor Problems” Sean Browning {KNBC} “Missing Girl”

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FIRST PLACE Mike Meadows {FREELANCE} LAFD firefighters evacuate the roof of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Glassell Park after embers from a nearby brush fire got into the attic of the massive building. The firefighters were sent to the roof to ventilate and allow the flames to shoot into the air.

SECOND PLACE Karen Quincy Loberg {VENTURA COUNTY STAR} Members of Cal Fire arrive in Ventura on March 12 as land and air efforts are made to extinguish a 15-acre brush fire. No one was injured in the fire directly behind of Brooks Institute of Photography. The cause is attributed to human activity.

THIRD PLACE Jennifer Cappuccio Maher {INLAND VALLEY DAILY BULLETIN} Firefighters work to contain the Arrowhead Fire along Highway 18 near Old Waterman Canyon Road in San Bernardino on August 30, 2015.

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Stan Lim {THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE} HONORABLE MENTION Chon Bribiescas, a Public Information Officer for the San Bernardino National Forest, walks through an area where fire retardant John McCoy was used to fight the Summit Fire on Aug. 25 2015, in Big Bear Lake. {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Newly minted Gina Ferazzi firefighters toss {LOS ANGELES TIMES} their caps into Orange smoke the air May 14. fills the air as The Los Angeles the Lake Fire Fire Department burns more than graduated 29 10,000 acres in the recruits who San Bernardino completed a National Forest rigorous 20- on June 18, 2015, week training in Angelus Oaks, curriculum aimed California. at preparing them for a career with the department. The graduation ceremony was followed by a skills Stuart Palley {FREELANCE} demonstration in The Rocky Fire burns overnight near the town of Clear Lake, Calif. Hot and dry weather caused the fire Panorama City. to burn actively at night, threatening homes and downing power lines.

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THIRD PLACE Alex Vasquez {KNBC} FIRST PLACE “15 Freeway Tanker Fire” Edwin Calderon {KNBC} “Middletown Fire Survivors”

SECOND PLACE Khallid Shabazz {KNBC} “Orange County Baby Surrender”

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FIRST PLACE Francine Orr {LOS ANGELES TIMES} Shania Twain in concert at Staples Center in Los Angeles on August 20, 2015.

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THIRD PLACE Patrick T. Fallon {FREELANCE/LOS ANGELES TIMES} Method Man performs with Redman during the HARD Day of the Dead Halloween-themed rave at the Pomona Fairplex on Oct. 31. SECOND John McCoy PLACE {LOS ANGELES HONORABLE MENTION Scott Varley DAILY NEWS} {LOS ANGELES Savannah Ringo Chiu NEWSPAPER GROUP} Stroyke, 11, {FREELANCE/ Imagine Dragons skates around LA BUSINESS frontman the outdoor JOURNAL} Dan Reynolds Holiday Ice A dancer performs with Rink in Pershing performs the band during Square, which during the their Smoke + opened for its Hollywood Mirrors tour stop 18th season. “Angel Cup” at the Forum in Two-time International Inglewood on World Bronze Youth Music July 24, 2015. Medalist and & Arts Festival U.S. National on February Champion 8, 2015, in Los Tiffany Chin Angeles. was on hand Jennifer Cappuccio Maher {INLAND VALLEY DAILY BULLETIN} with Snoopy on A festival goer dances as Dirty South performs during the Nov. 11. Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio on April 18.

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THIRD PLACE Khallid Shabazz {KNBC} “Big Rig Accident”

FIRST PLACE Francisco Vasquez {KMEX} “Trump Rally”

SECOND PLACE Ernesto Torres {KNBC} “Injured Sea Lion”

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FIRST PLACE Francine Orr {LOS ANGELES TIMES} Liz Gonzales, 50, bottom, and Tim Wilburn bathe together in a cement culvert near the near the Second Street bridge, in San Bernardino on February 11, 2015. Wilburn is a homeless Vietnam veteran. The homeless bath, shave and do their laundry in the warm water. Suddenly the temperature in the culvert raises, and it suddenly is filled with steam.

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THIRD PLACE David Sprague {FREELANCE} Coxy Rodoni, left, and Marta Gastini take a selfie in front of “Bubble Gum,” a photo by Tyler Shields at the Photo LA opening party held at The REEF/LA Mart in Los Angeles on January 15. Now in its 24th year, Photo LA is one of the largest and longest-running photography expositions.

HONORABLE MENTION Michael Owen Baker SECOND PLACE {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Workers secure a section of John McCoy {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} flooring being lifted by a crane Children slip, slide and fall on the ice at the Holiday Ice Rink in Pershing Square outdoor rink Nov. 11, 2015. Children during expansion of Lexus of from San Pedro Street Elementary were among first guests of the season to skate. Woodland Hills on February 3.

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Amy Gaskin {FREELANCE} A couple shares a kiss above the treetops while riding the Ferris Wheel Saturday night during the sunset at the city’s Fiesta, an annual end of summer event, at the Veterans’ Memorial Park in Culver City, Calif. on Aug. 29, 2015. Sarah Reingewirtz {LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP} Monica Weerasighe, 61, who can not speak Jeff Gritchen due to a neurological disease, attempts {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} to tell Acupuncturist Tom Zhou that she Seal Beach junior lifeguards wants him to treat her with bee stings cover each other in shaving again as she leaves his Elegant Bee Clinic in cream during the final day Alhambra on July 1, 2015. Weerasighe was of a seven-week program. told by her doctors that she has ALS but Almost 400 young surfers, after the bee sting treatment she regained with crazy hair and salt in mobility and returned to Sri Lanka. When their veins, swarmed the sand treatment overseas did not work, she near Seal Beach Pier during came back to see Zhou for more bee sting the final day of the Junior treatments but when she returned she Lifeguard program on Friday. found out the state Acupuncture Board “The goal is to ocean- threatened to revoke or suspend Zhou’s proof the children,” said license if he continued the practice. For Mike Diller, junior guard four years, he said he treated about 10 coordinator, of his 375 young percent of his patients, some not even swimmers. living in the area, with bee stings because it works better and faster on pain relief Among the surfing and and mobility problems on some patients swimming, the junior guards than acupuncture he said. Angelica Ulloa, a Leo Jarzomb {PASADENA STAR-NEWS} get to jump off the pier, learn volunteer translator at the clinic and Amer Donaly Marquez, 17, of Blair High School, lower left, is selected for the 2016 how to do basic rescues and Sheriff, Weerasighe’s friend look on. Rose Court at the Tournament of Roses House in Pasadena on Oct. 5, 2015. perform first aid and CPR.

36 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 37 VIDEO FEATURE: DAY OF AIR VIDEO FEATURE: EVERGREEN

FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Francisco Vasquez {KMEX} Sean Browning {KNBC} “Tamales” “Sergio Hernandez”

THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE Francisco Vasquez {KMEX} Khallid Shabazz {KNBC} Andres Bonilla {KMEX} Thomas Bravo {KNBC} “Mariachi Chapin” “Bill Robles Painting: History in Court” “Lola no es la Unica” “Under the Bridges”

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FIRST PLACE Amy Gaskin {FREELANCE} Zahara Lazor, 6, left, and her friend Sonya Lopez, 6, pet the animals at the Freckle Farms Petting Zoo during Fiesta La Ballona on August 30, 2015, at the Veterans Park in Culver City, Calif. Culver City’s annual “Party in the Park” ran for three days and included pony rides, community business booths, live entertainment, food, and numerous carnival rides.

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SECOND PLACE Allen J. Schaben HONORABLE {LOS ANGELES TIMES} MENTION Boaters prepare to head out on Lake Mead on July 1 as Karen Quincy Loberg popcorn-gobbling Carp crowd {VENTURA COUNTY STAR} around docks at Lake Mead Cha Ching, a livestock Marina and Las Vegas Boat guardian dog, works with Harbor. Historic low water levels 1,400 goats about to be have exposed much of the banks spread out to graze the but has not stopped tourists hillside of the Ronald from recreating on the water. Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley on May 13. THIRD PLACE Ronen Tivony {FREELANCE} Mark Rightmire A competitor in the 7th annual {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} Surf City Surf Dog Competition A Great Blue Heron in Huntington Beach. The stalks some food early competition raises funds to one morning at the San benefit local animal rescue Joaquin Marsh & Wildlife groups and the dog beach. Sanctuary in Irvine.

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FIRST PLACE Sean Browning {KNBC} “Ride On”

THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE Hector Gonzalez {KMEX} Arturo Quezada {KMEX} “Dove Ordinance” “Wings Of Rescue”

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FIRST PLACE Ricardo DeAratanha {LOS ANGELES TIMES} Actress Teyonah Parris photographed at the Four Seasons hotel in Beverly Hills, November 16, 2015. Parris is in Spike Lee’s new movie “Chi-Raq.”

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THIRD PLACE David Hume Kennerly {GETTY IMAGES} Director of Central Intelligence Agency John Brennan is interviewed for “The Spymasters,” a CBS/ Showtime documentary on CIA directors in Washington, D.C. on May 16, 2015.

SECOND PLACE Christina House {FREELANCE} A woman sits in a store window in Old Havana, Cuba on a September afternoon. Cuba and the United States re-open embassies after 54 years and restore diplomatic relations. Hans Gutknecht HONORABLE MENTION {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Allen J. Schaben UFC light {LOS ANGELES TIMES} heavyweight Daniel Cormier Actress Rachel McAdams, who rose to photographed in fame in 2004’s “The Notebook,” Los Angeles on May is currently starring as a hard-edged 18, 2015. Cormier cop on HBO’s “True Detective,” and this will fight Anthony month also has a pivotal role in Antoine Johnson at UFC Fuqua’s boxing drama “Southpaw.” 187 Johnson vs. McAdams has also made smart choices Cormier on May 23, – working with Woody Allen, Terrence 2015, in Las Vegas, Malick and Guy Ritchie. Photos taken Nevada. at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills on July 14, 2015.

48 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 49 PORTRAIT Redefining the SP Series Jeff Gritchen {THE ORANGE The new SP Series lenses have been COUNTY REGISTER} technologically redefined from the core to Edison High achieve superior optical performance — swimmer Thomas Smith including new functionality, VC image can’t walk on stabilization, handling, and a smart, water, but he can physical design — to bring out the swim in it very fast. Smith is a potential of today’s advanced camera cancer survivor systems that offer high pixel density. who has twice overcome the disease to be one of the top student-athletes in Orange County and nationally. Smith qualified for the 2016 Olympic Time Trials and will attend Louisiana State University on a swimming scholarship.

David Sprague {FREELANCE} Doe Deere is the founder of Lime Crime, an e-commerce cosmetics company that specializes in bright pastel/neon colorful lipsticks, and eye Mark Rightmire shadows. Photo taken October 20 in Woodland {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} Hills. Aubrey Holte, center, of Riverside, dressed as Cinderella, gets the evil eye and general dislike from various women dressed as her step sisters at the D23 Expo at the Anaheim Convention Center. For Canon, Nikon and Sony* mounts *Sony mount model without VC.

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FIRST PLACE Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} Members of the Los Angeles Dodgers wait at home plate for Andre Ethier, left, after Ethier hit a two-run home run to win the baseball game in the 10th inning against the Los Angeles Angels on Aug. 2, 2015, in Los Angeles. The Dodgers won 5-3.

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HONORABLE MENTION Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Yasiel Puig can’t reach a ball hit for a double by Oakland Athletics’ Brett Lawrie during the fourth inning of a baseball game, Wednesday, July 29, 2015, in Los Angeles.

SECOND PLACE John McCoy {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Howie Kendrick catches a line drive off the bat of Pedro Ciriaco in the 6th inning. The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Atlanta Braves 6-3 in a game played Memorial Day at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

THIRD PLACE Hans Gutknecht {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} The Dodgers’ Howie Kendrick makes a diving throw to first base but the Padres’ Travis Jankowski beats the throw and is safe during their MLB game at Dodger Stadium, on Hans Gutknecht October 2, 2015. {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Dodger greats Don Newcombe, Tommy Lasorda and Maury Wills congratulate Dave Roberts at Dodger Stadium on December 1, 2015. The Los Angeles Dodgers held a news conference to introduce new manager Dave Roberts, who was announced as the 10th skipper in Los Angeles Dodger history. Allen J. Schaben {LOS ANGELES TIMES} Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw delivers a pitch during the third inning against the Braves at Dodger Stadium on May 26, 2015.

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FIRST PLACE Libby Cline {FREELANCE} Warren’s Steven Lahendro ducks to avoid the pitch during the third inning of a Little League game at Pacific Park on June 13, 2015, in Glendale.

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THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} Keith Birmingham {PASADENA STAR-NEWS} Competitors start the swimming portion of the Ironman World Championship Triathlon on Oct. 10, 2015, in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Oregon Ducks wide receiver Darren Carrington dives for the touchdown past Florida State Seminoles defensive back Trey Marshall in the second half of the 101st Rose Bowl game in Pasadena on January 1, 2015. Oregon Ducks won 59-20. Michael HONORABLE MENTION Owen Keith Baker {LOS ANGELES Birmingham DAILY NEWS} {PASADENA STAR-NEWS} Lakers’ Kobe Wrestlers fight Bryant is during a Japanese pressured by Ladies Wrestling the Cavaliers’ Promotion LeBron known as James on STARDOM at January the Knights of 15, 2015, Columbus Hall at Staples in Covina on Oct. Center. 16, 2015. Will Lester {INLAND VALLEY DAILY BULLETIN} United States goal keeper Brad Guzan and Mexico’s Oribe Peralta exchange words during a physical play in front of the goal October 10. The United States plays Mexico during the first half of the CONCACAF Cup at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

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FIRST PLACE Thomas R. Cordova {DAILY BREEZE/ PRESS-TELEGRAM} La Mirada’s Madison Bennett celebrates her game- winning goal with teammate Aubrey Baran as West Torrance’s Ruth Soto, goal keeper, lies on the ground in CIF State Division II first round high school girls soccer in La Mirada on March 10, 2015. La Mirada went on to win the game in OT 1-0.

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THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE Hans Gutknecht {LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS} Terry Pierson {THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE} The Mets celebrate their victory over the Dodgers during Game 5 of the National League Division Series at Dodger Stadium on Swimmers compete in a Lap-A-Thon under a huge American Flag hanging from the 10 meter platform during Riverside Aquatics October 15, 1015. The Mets closed out the series by beating the Dodgers 3-2. Association 50th anniversary celebration at Riverside Aquatics Complex on Feb. 21 in Riverside. Mark J. Terrill HONORABLE {ASSOCIATED PRESS} MENTION Southern California David Pardo linebacker Jabari {VICTORVILLE Ruffin, center, DAILY PRESS} celebrates with his Barstow High team after they football squad defeated Utah in practices as an NCAA college smoke from a football game Oct. 24, fire fills the 2015, in Los Angeles. afternoon sky. USC won 42-24.

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Stan Lim {THE PRESS- ENTERPRISE} The heat does not stop Jesus Garza, 15, of Riverside from launching himself with his skateboard over and over again as he practices at Jurupa Skate Park on Sept. 12, 2015.

USC ATHLETICS Michael Goulding {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} SALUTES AND Hiroto Ohhara celebrates his victory in the men’s final at THANKS ALL OF THE the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO COVER THE TROJANS Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} Jason Oh, left, and Noh Seung-Yul, right, pour beer WE APPRECIATE on James Hahn on the 18th green after Hahn won the YOUR COVERAGE Northern Trust Open golf tournament on the third playoff hole at Riviera Country Club on Feb. 22, FIGHT ON! 2015, in Los Angeles. The trophy is at right.

66 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 67 VIDEO SPORTS FEATURE: DAY OF AIR VIDEO SPORTS FEATURE: EVERGREEN SPONSORED BY GOPRO

FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Francisco Vasquez {KMEX} Ernesto Torres {KNBC} “Paquiao Floyd Anxiety” “Wounded Warriors”

THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE Ernesto Torres {KNBC} Hector Gonzalez {KMEX} Francisco Vasquez {KMEX} Kenny Holmes {KNBC} “Opening Day” “Saving Youth Boxing Club” “Race to Success” “Kicking It at Hart High School”

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FIRST PLACE Keith Birmingham {PASADENA STAR-NEWS} UCLA quarterback Jerry Neuheisel silhouetted prior to a NCAA college football game against Cal at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Oct. 22, 2015.

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SECOND PLACE Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} UCLA wide receiver Jordan Payton, right, catches a pass under pressure from Arizona State defensive back Kweishi HONORABLE MENTION Brown Jayne Kamin-Oncea {USA TODAY SPORTS} during the UCLA Ty Moore reacts after hitting a two- first half of run home run in the sixth inning of the an NCAA Los Angeles Regional of the NCAA college college baseball tournament against Cal State football Bakersfield on May 31, 2015 game Oct. 3, 2015, in Pasadena.

THIRD PLACE Keith Birmingham {PASADENA STAR-NEWS} UCLA wide receiver Thomas Duarte catches a pass for a touchdown under Arizona State defensive back Kareem Orr in the fourth quarter of a NCAA college football game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Oct. 3, 2015. Arizona State won 38-23.

Michael Goulding {THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER} UCLA’s offensive lineman Conor McDermott lifts UCLA’s quarterback Josh Rosen into his arms after Rosen threw his first touchdown pass of his career at UCLA in the first half against Virginia Mark J. Terrill {ASSOCIATED PRESS} at the Rose Bowl. UCLA guard Norman Powell, right, shoots as USC’s Julian Jacobs, center, defends and guard Isaac Hamilton watches during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game March 4, 2015, in Los Angeles.

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FIRST PLACE Francine Orr {LOS ANGELES TIMES} “Country Inn” In 2013, an estimated 2.5 million children lived in run-down motels, cars and shelters, on friends’ and relatives’ couches and on the streets, according to the National Center on Family Homelessness, a nonprofit research institute. That was up 8% from 2012 and 67% from 2006. In California, a higher percentage of children are homeless — 5.7% — than all other states but Alabama and Mississippi, according to the National Center. They number more than half a million. Budget motels have become the last resort for those with nowhere else to go. The situation is particularly stark in San Bernardino County, where 9% of public school students are identified as homeless, compared with 4.3% in Los Angeles County. Life at the Country Inn is little different than at similar run-down, midcentury lodgings across the street and in other parts of town.

Karina Gomez, 4, left, Teara Andreasen, 12, Orlando Gomez, 7, James Andreasen, 9, and At the Country Inn this afternoon, Sam Fabian Gomez, 7, at the Country Inn in San Bernardino on January 22, 2015. They play in a Maharaj will evict a couple and their wheelchair, rolling along the pitted asphalt of a motel parking lot. 4-month-old baby for not paying their bill.

The day after Breanna Melendez, 12, Juana Elizabeth Thanksgiving, with right, get a hug from Sevilla, 33, turkey blood running her father Hermelindo brushes her off the filthy countertop, Melendez, as they are hair in her Vanessa Padilla, 30, surrounded by concerned room at the right, attempts to clean a friends, as she was brought Country Inn in turkey, in her motel room back to the Country Inn San Bernardino at the Country Inn in San on January 13, 2015 by on March 4, Bernardino. Vanessa and the police. Breanna lives 2015. Juana her four children live in at motel with her mother, says she is the motel room. Drunk, and siblings, but she didn’t homeless, but Vanessa is laughing come home after school. she and her hysterically as she tried to Breanna says she couldn’t boyfriend have prepare the turkey. cope with her mother a room here Vanessa Padilla, left, any for a couple of longer. days.

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SECOND PLACE Patrick T. Fallon {FREELANCE/ BLOOMBERG FINANCE} “California Drought Aerials” As California’s devastating drought enters its fourth year, the limpid beauty of its The urban interface of homes standing near dry hillsides in the landscape Forster Ranch community near in this aerial photograph taken endures. during the historic drought over San Clemente.

RIGHT: Dry grass forms circles on the sports field of Doty Middle School during the historic drought in Downey.

Workers spread mulch to replace turf grass on the golf course in this aerial photograph taken during the historic drought over the Tarzana neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Grapevines A pool A lifeguard grow on a cleaner casts tower stands as hillside at a a shadow on people sunbathe vineyard in a swimming on the beach this aerial pool at a home and swim in the photograph on Chalon Pacific Ocean taken during Road in the in this aerial the historic Brentwood photograph drought over Country taken over the Bel Air Estates in Santa Monica, neighborhood this aerial of Los photograph Angeles taken over the Brentwood Country Estates.

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THIRD PLACE Gina Ferazzi {LOS ANGELES TIMES} “Terror In San Bernardino” The mass shooting of 14 people at the Inland Regional Center on December 2, 2015, in San Bernardino, California, was the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 9-11. Two terrorists burst into the Inland Regional Center killing 14 people and injuring 22.

San Bernardino Sheriff Deputies investigate the scene where terrorists suspects RIGHT: were gunned down driving a black SUV during a shootout with police after the Evacuated suspects shot and killed 14 people at the Inland Regional Center. workers pray in a circle on the San Bernardino Golf Residents Course across pay their the street from respects to where a mass the shooting shooting occurred victims at a at the Inland makeshift Regional Center memorial on December at the 2, 2015, in San intersection Bernardino. of Waterman Avenue and Orange Show Road near the Nasreen San Bernardino Inland Rehman of County Sheriff Regional Eastvale is Deputies guard Center. drawn to the entrance tears at the as Damian Islamic Center Meins’ funeral A mourner sits of Inland procession exits on the curb with Empire during St. Catherine her head in her an interfaith of Alexandria hands during the prayer service Church on graveside ceremony for San December for San Bernardino Bernardino 11, 2015, in shooting victim shooting Riverside. Robert Adams victims. Mein’s was one at Montecito “I feel such of the 14 killed Memorial Park on overwhelming during the San Dec. 18 in Colton, sadness for the Bernardino California. Adams victims and terrorist was married with their families,” shooting. a 6-month-old Rehman said . daughter.

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HONORABLE Allynne Noelle, MENTION principal dancer with Los Jay L. Clendenin Angeles Ballet, {LOS ANGELES TIMES} finishes up her “Los Angeles Ballet” makeup May 13 Dancers prepare for before a dress the last production rehearsal of, of the ninth season “Tchaikovsky (2014/2015) of the Piano Concerto Los Angeles Ballet, No. 2,” part titled “Directors of the last Choice/Masterworks production of of the 20th Century,” LAB’s ninth at the Redondo season. Beach Performing Arts Center.

RIGHT: Allynne Noelle, principal dancer with Los Angeles Ballet in her fifth season with LAB, stretches her ankles before beginning rehearsal of, “Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2,” at LAB’s west Los Angeles studios April 16, 2015.

Los Angeles Ballet dancers Madeline Houk, left and Ashley Dancers with Los Angeles Ballet rehearse the George Balanchine-choreographed, “Tchaikovsky Millar before Piano Concerto No. 2,” at their West Los Angeles studios April 16, 2015. the start of a dress rehearsal of, The feet of Los Angeles Ballet “Tchaikovsky principal dancer Allynne Noel Piano following a dress rehearsal Concerto of the George Balanchine- No. 2.” choreographed, “Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2,” for the last production of LAB’s ninth season.

Los Angeles Ballet dancers wait just off stage during a dress rehearsal of the George Balanchine-choreographed, “Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2.”

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FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Marilyn Chung {DESERTSUN.COM} Marilyn Chung {DESERTSUN.COM} “Clean Water for the East Valley” “Shadows on the Night Train”

SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE Marilyn Chung {DESERTSUN.COM} Karen Quincy Loberg {VCSTAR.COM} Khallid Shabazz {KNBC4} Gina Ferazzi {LATIMES.COM} “Desalination Plant in Santa Barbara” “Conejo Valley Days Opener” “Watts Prophets” “Muralist Lydia Emily”

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FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Jeff Gritchen {OCREGISTER.COM} Jeff Gritchen {OCREGISTER.COM} “The Snitch Tank” “Angels Opening Day”

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Jessy March, 16, of Palm Springs shows off for friends with a hand stand on the deck above the ice cold Lake Fulmor as snow falls at the 5,000 foot level in the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild on March 1, 2015.

Santiago’s Brandon Roth gets off the blocks in the third leg of the 200 Freestyle Relay against Redlands East Valley on April 2, 2015.

Moreno Valley Fire Station 2 Capt. Michael Martinez looks over the damage of a home after a pickup truck hit a parked pickup truck and then plowed into the home. The incident trapped a woman San Marino’s Zander Wick celebrates after defeating Santiago’s Jeremy Thomas between the in their 145-pound bout during the CIF SS Masters Wrestling Championship at couch and Citizens Bank Arena in Ontario on February 28, 2015. the truck in Moreno Valley on August 6, 2015. A Gift of Time owner and clock repair specialist Adrian Gheorghita, 61, uses his magnifiers attached to his glasses to rebuild a grandfather clock Oct. 8, 2015.

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Los Angeles Dodgers Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scully waves to the crowd prior to a major league baseball game between the Local prep athletes that have signed letters of intent at the San Gabriel Valley News Group in Monrovia on Nov. 11, 2015. Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sept. 22, 2015, in Los Angeles.

Destiny SECOND Collins PLACE wins the 1600-meter Keith race during Birmingham the CIF-SS {PASADENA Masters STAR-NEWS} track and field meet Jockey Victor in Falcon Espinoza after Stadium winning the at Cerritos Gold Cup race College in atop “Hard Norwalk Aces” at Santa on May 29, Anita Park in 2015. Arcadia, on June 27, 2015.

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Coach Djon Low takes advantage of a water sprinkler to cool off during a summer football practice at Centennial High School in Compton on July 29, 2015.

THIRD PLACE Thomas R. Cordova {DAILY BREEZE/ PRESS-TELEGRAM} A worker takes apart the grandstands as crews start to clean up the day after the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

La Mirada captain Ethan Lopez is one of the area’s top players and is A woman prays along with other local citizens as prayer groups gather at headed to the the corner of Orange Show Road and Waterman Avenue the day after 14 University of people were killed and several others injured by two shooters at the Inland Hawaii Regional Center in San Bernardino. Solar Greye blows fire to end a performance at the Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, which opens this weekend in Long Beach.

94 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 95 STUDENT PHOTOJOURNALIST OF THE YEAR SPONSORED BY THE PAST PRESIDENTS AND RETIRED MEMBERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND NIKON NPS

During a protest, a woman speaks about how law enforcement was responsible for taking the life of one of her family members. The protestors gathered at the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors building April 7 after marching through the streets of downtown Los Angeles to protest what they claim is the killing of 617 people by law enforcement in L.A. County since 2000. Volunteers working with the Black Surfers Collective FIRST PLACE introduce youth to surfing by teaching Jose Lopez them how to get up {SANTA MONICA COLLEGE} on the board and Frank Feliz plays his catch a wave on G buggle before he May 30, 2015, at performs with the the Inkwell in Santa band for the football Monica. game between Golden West College and Orange Coast UC Irvine Rugby College in Costa team member Haley Mesa on November Rogers, 22, poses for 7, 2015. Feliz is a a photo on April 18, truck driver who has 2015, at UC Irvine. been a musician for more than 30 years.

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Lesley Quesada is a 10-year- old amateur boxer who trains out of the La Habra Boxing Club. She has dreams of becoming a professional female boxer and one day competing in the Summer Olympics.

SECOND PLACE Daniel Bowyer {SANTA MONICA COLLEGE} A vintage single- engine plane piloted by Harrison Ford crashes onto the Penmar Golf Course in Santa Monica.

Santa Monica College linebacker Chris Wein and defensive back Max Lyons tackle People chant and pray at the Holi festival of colors in Norwalk on March 7. Antelope Valley College wide receiver Rollin Crockett in the second quarter in Lancaster on Sept. 26, 2015. A demonstrator gives prayer to the 43 Mexican students who went missing September 2014.

98 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 99 VIDEOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR SPONSORED BY CANON LOCAL 53 EXECUTIVE BOARD Patrick Anson - KTTV Kurt Bennett - FOX Kevin Crane - FOX Phil Deshay - KVEA Steve Ross, President Michael Dorsey - NBC Joe Ayala, Vice-President Peter Rachford - NBC Cheryl Bacon, Secretary John Rosas - NBC Louis Gabriele, Treasurer Gary Singleman - FOX Salvador Solorio - KMEX Warren Stern – NBC Brian Wallace - KTTV

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102 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 103 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT BILL MOCHON {OCT. 10, 1941 - OCT. 3, 2016}

ill Mochon’s relationship with photography began when his aunt gave him a Kodak Starlight Brownie in 1954. The process of Bmaking pictures fascinated him right from the start. His hobby turned into a passion during his years at Quantico, where he began his service in the United States Marine Corp. Having purchased a Canon Rangefinder, he would take pictures around Washington, D.C. and develop his skills. Later he was assigned to work for the base newspaper. In the early 1960s, Bill relocated to California and started to work with Charlie Clumb, using a Rolleiflex, in commercial work, weddings and print work for advertising. Since 1970, he predominantly used Nikon and Hasselblad and until his death, Bill continued to use a Nikon-F with a motordrive and a few lenses. Bill worked for Vic Stein and Associates from 1974-1981 where he photographed races at Santa Anita, Del Mar and Hollywood Park, as well as the Los Angeles Rams and the Dodgers. This work went out to the newspapers in the Los Angeles area as well as UPI and AP. Over the years, Bill had the great opportunity to work with other PPAGLA members including Ernie Schwork, James GEORGE ZANUZOSKI Roark, Walter Mancini, Ben Olender, eorge was born a Green Bay working at several studios running experiences and opportunities while on Larry Sharkey, Bill Eppridge, John Packers fan in Superior, camera, loading video tape, and mixing assignment. Eventually, he would be in Zimmerman and Herb Carleton. Wisconsin, in 1943. His family audio before landing a summer relief job the small vanguard of “live mini-van” As he reflected upon how his career Cape,” which featured photographs from Even with the progress of digital format later moved to North Dakota, at NBC in 1967. In 1970, while working operators at KNBC and the Los Angeles had evolved, Bill credited Vic Stein and the Apollo space program at Cape Kennedy photography, Bill continued to work Gwhere he attended North Dakota State a six-month stint at NBC at 30 Rock, television market, helping to “write-the- George Andrus with pushing him as he in 1973, “A Season In The NFL,” which exclusively with film; predominantly University and Moorhead State College, he met his wife of 45 years, Pat. They book” on electronic news gathering day- enhanced his skills. Under their tutelage featured the Los Angeles Rams in 1978, black and white. He developed his own majoring in art. moved back to Los Angeles where George by-day, story-by-story. and the mentoring of Herb Carleton, Bill and “The Giants of Katmai: The Grizzlies of film and made his own prints, all in the His first job in television was at KXJB continued to work in Studio/Field during George worked as a television video- evolved from a guy with a camera into a Katmai and the Valley of Smokes” in 1993. darkroom that he made out of a garage in Fargo, N.D, where he ran studio the hey-days of NBC network prime-time journalist until his retirement in 2005. photographer. Thousands of Bill’s images have been annex in his backyard. camera and shot local sports on 16mm show production in Burbank, including Today, he enjoys traveling with Pat and In March 1983, Bill met with famous catalogued at the National Museum of Having been a member of PPAGLA for film. In addition to honing his technical “Laugh-In,” “The Dean Martin Show” and his lifelong hobby of model railroading. photographer Yousuf Karsh and Racing and Hall of Fame. All the images more than 40 years, he enjoyed the energy television skills, George took to acting more. Before the TV bug bit George, he learned from this master. An impressive that he sent to the museum have been and support of his fellow photographers as talent on the “Captain Jim Show” and In 1976, he was one of the first ENG worked as a well driller in North Dakota. lesson that Bill learned was about the added to the archives. Many have been in the Los Angeles area. hosting his own 15-minute show called camera operators at the GOP convention It was at that time that he gained and importance of the relationship between used in exhibits and in publications. An In his “retirement” years, he also had the “Mr. Zoo.” in Kansas City and in 1980 in New York learned the value of hard work and the photographer and the subject, as well exhibit, dedicated to his work, “California chance to mentor young photographers He would learn later that one of the City. George eventually moved to NBC’s eventual disdain of winters on the plains. as about humility as an artist. Images: The Racing Photography of Bill,” and was encouraged that the craft of kids appearing one day on the “Captain electronic journalism department while George brought this Midwest work ethic Following his seven years as a track ran for 18 months in 2006-2007. photography is in great hands. As he Jim Show” was a very young Laurel it was still in its infancy. Shooting with to Los Angeles, where it served him well photographer, Bill left racing and Bill also helped to build up the learned about the development of digital Erickson, with whom George would file the very first RCA TK-76’s, George was and a sense of good humor that made returned to the motion pictures labs. He California Thoroughbred Magazine technology from them, they learned about many news reports about while at KNBC one of the very first “engineers” to venture almost every day on the job great fun for also worked in television, on the hit series archives and worked for the California his “old school” style and process. This many years later. into the field of news gathering. At that him and all those he worked with. “Murder, She Wrote.” Horse Racing Hall of Fame on a smaller reminded him of the nascent stages of his He later moved to Los Angeles in 1965 time, network and local news operations “I was always there when the call went His work has been exhibited in “The scale. own learning, decades ago. to find gainful employment in television, were under one roof which led to many out and did my best – 110 percent.”

104 | JUST ONE MORE 2015 JUST ONE MORE 2015 | 105 IN MEMORY STAN INGLES BOB HALVORSEN tanley Wayne Ingels BY GREGORY J. WILCOX, Halvorsen soon found work at Ralph (who was known as LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS Samuels Photography, which was located Wayne in his earlier near the Van Nuys News and Valley News years and then Stan hotographer Bob Halvorsen was and Green Sheet, the predecessor of the Slater in life) died on Sept. ahead of his time, taking remote- Daily News. The company specialized in 17 in Santa Clarita. He was controlled aerial shots of the taking photographs of community events born on Nov. 16, 1925, in San Fernando Valley long before and new business openings. Los Angeles. Pthe word drone became part of our But Samuels also had a contract to Stan was a decades-long vocabulary. Halvorsen, the former photo provide photo content for the paper. member of the PPAGLA chief of the Los Angeles Daily News and a When the paper changed owners in the and supporter of the long-time Lake Balboa resident, died May early 1970s, Halvorsen and some of the Retired Members and Past 2. He was 82. other Samuels photographers, were hired Presidents Scholarship One of Halvorsen’s hobbies was flying as staff members. Fund. He attended model airplanes. One day, back in the “It was just something that he enjoyed Belmont High School in 1980s, he hooked doing,” Nina said of Los Angeles. He had a a small camera to her dad’s appetite paper route and worked one of the aircraft for taking pictures. part time as a stock boy at to give him another Halvorsen the Los Angeles downtown tool in his camera also had an May Company Department bag. He used the adventurous side. Store. airborne camera He enjoyed racing JOHN REILLY Stan took photography to get overhead motorcycles. classes at the local city shots for a story “He loved doing ohn “Jay” Reilly passed college, and began working on the California motocross. We away on June 13, 2015, at in 1946 for ACME News Aqueduct. used to go to a lot age 70. John specialized in Pictures as a printer in Los “He was a of races. I know photographing sailing, Grand Angeles. real character one year he won PrixJ and Formula 1. His business In November 1954, Stan and really good his weight class,” was called Foto West and he was a met Dorothy Eileen Ross guy,” said former Nina Halvorsen longtime member of the PPAGLA. on a blind date with his colleague and said. John had a MBA from Syracuse good friend and PPAGLA Daily News That hobby University and worked for General member Garry Watson. A photographer Jeff Goldwater, who worked also served Halvorsen, and the paper, Electric, Rockwell International and whirlwind romance ensued with Halvorsen for more than 30 years. during the entertainment industry’s Whitaker Controls before starting and in only 6 months they “He was a good all-around photographer award season, said Dean Musgrove, Daily his photography career. were married April 29, and was the photo chief for years and News Director of Photography. For just John’s life was described as “filled 1955. years.” about every awards show, Halvorsen was with adventure and the best of When ACME shut down, Halvorsen was born June 11, 1933, in given the assignment as a film runner. everything: cars, boats, food and his he worked for the Herald Chicago and by the late 1960s he was He would ride his motorcycle to the love for his wife.” Express Newspaper, earning his living taking pictures in event. The photographers covering the He is survived by Patty, his wife of the Hollywood Citizen the Windy City for a news services and show would give Halvorsen their film 31 years. Newspaper and the magazines. Halvorsen brought his family and he would hustle back to the paper on Examiner Newspaper. He to California in late 1968, drawn by what his motorcycle so the photo staff could later worked at United attracted a lot of people to the Golden develop the film, Musgrove said. Press International, which State - the weather, recalled his daughter, In addition to daughter Nina, became known as UPI. Nina Halvorsen. Halvorsen is survived by his wife Diane; In 1970, Stan went to “He always liked California and had daughter Lois Halvorsen of Lake Balboa; work for the LA Times visited it, and in 1968 there was a really son Luke of Newport Beach; sisters Doris Newspaper, where he bad blizzard (in Chicago) and he said Muellner and Sonnie Nuzzo of Park stayed for more than 15 ‘that’s it. We’re moving to California,’” she Ridge, Ill.; and two grandchildren, Cade years until retiring in 1986. said. That October the family piled into and Cole Halvorsen. In later life, he their Chevrolet Corvair and headed for Halvorsen, a veteran of the U.S. Army, purchased a 1931 Model Los Angeles. will be buried May 27 at Riverside A Ford and a Model A “The Interstate was not quite finished, National Cemetery. Roadster. so part of the drive was along Route Halvorsen was along time member Most recently Stan lived 66. You wouldn’t think five people in a of the PPAGLA and supporter of the at assisted-living facility Corvair would be fun but it was,” Nina Past Presidents and Retired Members called Valencia Commons. said. Scholarship Fund.

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