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Last year in this column I in-
vited College of the Canyons' stu- College of the Canyons' student
dents to contribute features, news body is comprised of many different
or opinionated material for publi- age groups, from last year's high
cation in The Canyon Call. school graduates to housewives and
I am again extending that invita- businessmen. All have their own
tion to all students and to faculty reasons for persuing academic goals.
members, as well. For Henry Denomme it is simply
If you have a newsworthy item, stated:
a feature, or an opinion column you "I'm trying to get the education
wish printed, simply submit it in I didn't get when I was younger."
written form to Anton Remenih,
Henry is 62 years old, the oldest
the Call 's advisor or to any staff student on campus.
member. Between the 8th grade, where.
Submit the story typed and his formal education ended, and ·
double spaced. Any material or his enrollment at COC, Denomme
subject matter will be accepted and served in the navy through two
printed if found to be of interest to wars, retired, then began a second
the student body. The only guide- career with a civilian aircraft com-
lines are those dictated by good pany.
taste and rationale. Material must Dave Schuster working on wiring for a student response panel under World War II saw First Class
be signed, although names will be construction in Robert Seippel's electronics class. Petty Officer Denomme involved
withheld on request. Anonymous with navy aircraft as a structural
-This paper depends upon student The A nastasit1 Class Bu\ilds mechanic and flight deck inspector
material will not be accepted.
reaction and participation. One of aboard aircraft carriers operating in
the Atlantic and Pacific. He sur-
its functions is to provide a podium Look: Is Bac;k Response U1nit vived numerous battles in the South
for students and faculty to air Pacific as well as the suicidal last
grievances and share stories and ditch measures off Okinawa of Ja-
opinion of general interest. by Lee Sorensen By David Hoeltje panese Kamikaze pilots. During the
The course The Canyon Call Christmas is a time of soft snow- College of the Canyons will soon Korean conflict, he "flew a desk"
takes is up to you. It should not be fall and a warm glow in the fire- possess an unusual classroom stud- as a naval administrator.
and cannot be any other way. place. A time of gentleness and ent/teacher instructional aid that is
David Hoeltje, Editor feminity. The look for this Christ- as unique as the purposes it is to
mas time is the Anastasia look. A
return to the long, quiet fashions serve.
The project's official name is
ICC Election before the Roaring 20's and the Student Response Center, and it is
Hectic 60's.
scheduled to be in full operational
Ends In Tie use by the next school quarter.
Its main uses will revolve around
exactly what its name implies - stu-
The Inter-Club Council, com- dent response.
posed of representatives of all col- Serving as an experimental test-
lege clubs, recently held an elec- program, the center is now being in-
tion for president , with a voting stalled in room G-6 by Robert
seat on the Student Council at Seippel, engineering technology in-
stake. structor.
Candidates were Rodney Grimes The system, which was designed
of the Black Student Union, and and is being assembled by the elec-
Bill Jeffers of the Volleyball club. tronics class, will include 30 desk
A "question-and-answer" period was units and a master control panel to
held during which the nominees supervised by the instructor.
presented their desires and goals for The desk units will be equipped
the council, and their reasons for with a system of response buttons
seeking election. that are connected to the master
This vote was secret, with the panel by wire. Students will be
result a 4-4 split. A run-off election able to respond to virtually any
was scheduled for the following question/answer situation given by
ICC meeting on November 12 .. the instructor by pushing the ap-
By-laws require that the ICC be propriate button.
represented on the Student Council The class response to a question
immediately. This dilemma was re- will be relayed to . the master unit The white-haired, soft-spoken
solved by voting that the candidates where any one of four light as- student is enrolled in Math, English,
alternate as acting presidents until a signed to each desk unit will go on, Psychology and Oral Communica-
clear-cut choice is made. showing the student's answer. tions courses this quarter, a full
The project, which was proposed
The first acting president was by Instructors George and Mildred 16 units. He heartily approves of
decided by a flip of the coin. Guernsey, is being constructed ba- the new methods of education
Grimes won the honor of being the sically with material bought at sur- today.
first ICC representative on the Stu- plus houses. "Students have a better chance
dent Council. to express themselves than when I
Housing for the individual desk was in school," he said. "There is
units is being constructed at Ven- more opportunity to think, and a
tura College, which has welding greater emphasis in learning how to
THE CANYON CALL facilities, with all other work being think".
done at COC. · To Denomme, education is "the
PUBLISHED TWICE MONTHLY key to understanding life."
BY JOURNALISM STUDENTS The unit will run on a 12-volt
AT COLLEGE OF THE CAN- system, removing any chance of When asked what he considered
YONS. EDITORIAL OPINIONS electrical shock to users. Each but- to be the greatest development in
EXPRESSED IN THIS PUBLICA- ton will withstand more than 2 science during his lifetime, Den-
TION ARE THOSE OF THE WRl·- omme named the laser, with its
TER AND N·OT NECESSARILY million individual pushes and the
THOSE OF THE COLLEGE. light bulbs will have a lifetime of potential use in communications
approximately 20,000 hours. and weaponry.
EDITORIAL STAFF Henry Denomme feels that youth
David Hoeltje, Editor Anastasia, youngest daughter of
the Czar Nicholas, was the most is a valuable resource for our coun-
Suzanne Muhl Kenneth Nix beautiful and beloved of all the que, a mere evening at home be- try. He expressed his belief that ·
William Leach James Beydler princesses. She typified the roman- comes an adventure. Accessorize politicians and judges might well re-
Reid Worthington Scott Peterson tic yet lively look of the Imperial with white tights and ice-white tire at the age of 60, thus opening
Richard Hunter Don Chambers pumps tied like ballet slippers. Wear positions for younger people.
Gregory Knights Robert Stevens court. A look that even now is con-
After he completes his studies,
Kevin Dooley Ron Boydston sidered one of history's most femi- your hair braided and pinned over Denomme plans to travel extensively
the ears. For a touch of Old
PHOTOGRAPHERS nine. Russia, add a fake-fur muff and throughout the United States.
Tom Burlew Bru.ce McKinney Today, any girl can have the pearl earrings. The gown pictu·red "There is nothing in the world
Pau I Osterhues Pau I Plamondon look of Anastasia. In a flowing, is by Barbara for Murray Hambur- that isn't duplicated in the United
Empire gown of porcelain-blue,
TON Y HEMENIH . ADVt,SOR ger. States", . he concluded.
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