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DEFENSE WINS ·-_: Campus Plans

FOR COUGARS (Cont'd. from page 1)
ing building projects.
By Don Chambers ·_ .. Total cost of current construc-
tion and p 1 an n in g projects is
In the last issue we ran a story
about the Cougars• great offensive · $1,555,341.
line. But this is about the f oot ~ It is anticipated that approx-
ball players who have devas_tated imately $1,096,533 will be fund-
and decimated and destroyed and ed from state sources.
dunked opponents' offensive plans The balance of the bond sale
all season long--College of the will constitute cash reserves for
Canyons• outstanding defensive the building program.
line. The board also authorized for-
If size alone determined effec:o- mation of four new classes for the
ti veness, the Cougars' defensive winter quarter and one for the
line would not be on top looking spring quarter.
down. It is not "big." International Cuisine, a three-
''We're just about average hour cooking course, will be held
at Arroyo Seco Junior High School.
size," said Head Coach DonKlop•:
penburg. ~But we make up for our The Emergency Medical Tech-
size with quickness and tiggres•· nician class is designed for am-
siveness. bulance attendants and emergency
"I think much of our success room personnel.
the remainder of the season will Landscape Equipment Main-
depend on the defensive Jine tenance will be taught at COC 's
maintaining its superior plia.y. ' ' off-campus facility at 24616 Pine
The Stalwart Seven who com- St., Newhall.
prise the Cougars' formidable ·de- Automotive Care and Mainte-
fensive wall average "only ' '.205 nance is designed for persons with
pounds. They're outweighed by little knowledge about car care,
other conference teams. particularly the ladies.
But they're BIG in the sense Coach OQn Kloppenburg presents trophy emblematic of the Desert Building Maintenance will pro-
that they keep winning. Conferencefootballchampionship to Dr. Robert C. Rockwell,COC's vide training for custodial per-
Gary Fitch, the strong s ide end, president. At press time, the champion Cougars were headed for a sonnel. This class will be given
came to COG from Watick, Mas s . Ca lifornia Community College state football play-off game with the in the spring quarter.
Linebacker Bruce Mitchell is a win.,er of the Central conference, Reedley community College. The All but the Automotive Care
gift from Savannah, Ga~ Dave ~ame was scheduled for the Hart High field. and Maintenance class are two- J ,.
Howsare, a terrific tackle , .grew quarter courses.
1,.lP in Bedford, Pa. Linebacke r
Jim Elford starred at Canyon High. Rattlesnakes
Co-captain Reuben Franco, .CO/(CH JACOBY looking for ward to involvement
middle linebacker, was all-le~gue with a growing institution. (Cont'd. from page 1)
at Hart High. Steve Parson ~t Jacoby is also an author. He stretches back in to elementary
right tackle consistently blunts KEE.PS WINNING is currently working on his second school, where Keith, (who plays
the offense, Completing this for- book which has a working title of trumpet, harmonica, percussion and
midable defensive dam is .P.hil By Art Gilbreath "Get Set." It discusses mech- does vocals) and Tim, (bass, ten-
Perrito, weak side end, who wa,s anical and physiological problems or and alto sax, French horn,
all-league. "My goal ever s ince I was 8 piano, vocals and percussion) first
· To clear up any misunder.; years9ld was to become a coach," played together . ..
standing that may exist among: s.aid Ed. Jacoby . "I really never Marty (piano, lead vocals, bot-
football philistines about "strong figured on being anything else.•• tle-neck and regular guitar and
side" and "weak side" of a de• He obviously made the right C-melody sax), Peter (drums, per-
fensive line, Coach Kloppenburg de c"i s ion if his record at COC cussion, vocals--"He 's the mo-
lectured a bit. · means . anything. tor head!") :tnd Tim formed a
"It's not · because one side •. In two years , Jacoby has al• group in high school called the
of the line is stronger than the ready won three conference titles, Others. They made a record for
other," he explained. "It's be- · t'l'O in cross country and one in Mercury, entitled, "I'm in Need".
cause we send the extra man to track -~hd field. The Others broke ~P when Marty
the side on which the opponents . But perhaps more importantly went into the ◄army. Peter went to
have two receivers. This is the in the long run, he's also one of school, and Tim became a designer
'strong side'." _ the most respected and popular for a costume house.
The Cougars' season with the instructors on campus. Later Tom, (flute, piano, lead
league is 6-0. COC is the only , Jacoby teac hes from a position vocals, guitar, bottle-neck guitar,
undefeated team. of strengtn--he was once an out- mouth harp and percussion), Keith,
The Cougars' first play-off standing track man himself. He and Tim formed an experimental
game was scheduled for Nov. 27 •. was captain of the track team in jazz group cal led the Looney
If they win, one more play-off .his junior and senior years at the Tunes.
game blocks the way to the state University of Utah . . Later, in the Fifteen months ago, R&E was
championship finals. NAAU Junior Olympics, he fin- ED JACOBY born. Actually there are six mem-
With no hex intended, it is i~hed second in both the 1 O O encountered in track and field bers in the group, but Mary Ann
quite reasonable to hope that the meters and the long jump. events and how to solve them. (Peter's wife, who plays piano
1971 Cougars may wind up STATE ··· He received his master's degree McGraw-Hill is the publisher. and clarinet and is a major part
CHAMPI9NS. at Colorado State where he at- An ear 1 i er work is t i tled of their "History of Music" act)
tended on a scholarship and where "Physiological Implications of did not perform at our dance.
he also began his coaching career, Interval Training." These musicians practice eight
now in its 11th year. hours each day. Music is as much
PENS LIBRARY ARTICLE When asked what role athletics a part of their lives as breathing.
plays in our c ollege system, Top Football They are really great people, and
J: acob:y said, "It inspires individ·
Joleen Bock, director of li- Players Named I could talk about them for hours.
brary services, is author of an ual development and provides a But let it suffice for now to say
vital means of ex pression,"
article on community college li- "At the JC level, I've learned Head Coach Don Kloppenburg that the hundreds of new fans
brary building construction pro- to accept defeat with success," and his staff pick the outstanding Rattlesnakes and Eggs has made
jects across the country in the he said. "A coach receives as offensive and defensive players at the college would love to see
December 1 issue of Library much from a program as he puts of each game. Award recipients them back on campus again--
Journal, the authoritative nationa l · into iL. .If a coach lacks interest for past games; Barstow, Wide where they belong.
library magazine. Receiver Wayne Foglesong and
fn or doesn't work on his program,
he creates his own prot>lems." Halfback Gary Hamilton; Mira TURKEY TROT
. Jacoby believes that coaching Costa, Tight End Bruce Mitchell,
Guard Dave Howsare, and Middle
_at the. JC level provides special
The Bookstore is stocking opportunit_ies and special chal- Guard Gary pitch. COC's second annual Tur ..
gift items for Christmas. Art- ~enges . Palo Verde, Quarterback Rob- key Trot winners were Tim
icles include new books, pos- "A JC coach must do better ert "Red" Stevens, Safety Will- Davies, Laura Lyman, David
ters, sweaters, and T.;.shirts :because ,·· generally speaking, he iam Lankford; VictorValley, Full- Symonds, Beverly Weatherill,
among other items, The Book- has less to work with than does back Don Phillips, Linebacker and Lee Smelser. The run for
the turkeys was raced on a
store also features a selection ·his counterp~rt at a four year Ruben France, and Tackle Steve two-mile section of the cross
of paperbacks off ercd at half s chool_;' ' Pearson, and College of the Desert, country track.
price. There is a n<!W sdection COC's: winningest coach said Center Mike Underwood, and Cor-
each week. he's happy with his job and is nerman Greg Kincaid.