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Tratk Cougars New Golf Team

Defend Title Wins Matches

ThP newly formr cl Cougar
By Don Chambers golf t Pam. th<' first in COC 's
young history . won its firs t
The Cougar track and field match, a 29-25 win over Mt.
team will depend on outstanding San Jacinto. Not only did the
indi victual performns to defend tPam win, it gave 18 points to
the Desert Conference crown thP opposition. BPst score in
COC won last year. thP four-man squad was an 82-
''I think our team is superior turned in by Dave Harris.
to last year's in individual per- In a second meet. COC de-
sonnel, but it's desperately feat ed Barstow 45-9, with
lacking in balance," said Coach Scott Allensworth turning in
Ed Jacoby. "We do, however, the best s core, a hot 76.
have an excellent group of mid- The team is coached by Bob
dle distance and distance run- Henson of Hart High School.
ners and outstanding personnel In addition to Harris and Allens-
in the various field events." worth, the team roster includes
A gaping hole in the team Bill Carpenter, Craig Douglas,
roster occurred when John Wood- and Jim Chamberlain.
ring, last year's outstanding
pole vaulter, was drafted into HOOP HONORS
the army.
The h u rd le s al s o pose a Two Cougar basketball
hurdle. Coach Jacoby impatiently standouts, Larry Bringham (cen-
is a waiting the spring quarter ter, forward), and Dan E. Smith
when Tick Stewart and Geoff (forward), were named to the
Brown will become eligible for All-Conference first team, an-
the team. nounced Coach Lee Smelser.
But the distance events are Dan S. Smith (forward) and Kal
another matter. The nucleus of Goudey (guard) received honor-
the Cougar team revolves around able mention. The Cougars,
its two great distance runners, who finished third in the league,
Mike Martinez and Jim Bonnell. chalked up an over-all record
Martinez, the California of 20 wins and 12 losses, and
~ cross country champion, and a conference mark of 10-4. The
holder of conference records in team had great shooters, aver-
the 880, the mile, and the 3-i. aging better than 5 0 per cent
mile, is one of the top JC run- in 32 ball games.
ners in the country. Bonnell, a Ed Roach (left) and Howard Hockenberry were named "Outstanding
sensational freshman, is already ELFORD HOMERS F ield Athlete" and " Outstanding Runner," respectively, at recent
ranked rourth in the state in Desert Conference Relays held at Col lege of the Desert.
cross country. To Jim Elford, who plays the
Howard Hockenberry and Tim outfield, first base. and on oc-
Trigg are fine half-milers. casion, pitches, goes the honor
of hitting the first home run in
The Cougars growl , in the
field events, too. Ed Roach is coc•s beautiful new ball park.
a standout in the shotput, discus, The slugger hit one over the
left field fence :at the ' 360-foot
and javelin, and Dan Minyard
mark in a recent game with
is impressive in the shotput and Imperial Valley. A bit later in
discus. the same game. which COC won
Ron Polk and Richard Carter 11-10, Elford pole-axed another
give COC two fine quarter milers, round-tripper over the left field
and Dwight Carr is the team fence, this one "only" 340 feet
"workhorse," which often, as
in this case, means that the man from horn e plate.
is a versatile athlete. Dwight Bank of America
competes in the 100 and 220
yard. dashes, the long jump, and (Cont'd from Page 1)
the triple jump. ing a Bachelor of Science degree
Other Cougars on the team in Business.
are John Bennett, Gary Carson, David Knapp is the college's
Jerry Jackson, Steve Passmore, winner in the technical-voca-
John Rexwinkle, Bill Savone, tional field.
n'an E. Smith, and Garth Osborne. A resident of Saugus, David
participates in several com-
munity activities, including the
Chorus Concert Devonshire District Scouting
Post and the Wm. S. Hart Little
The College Mixed Chorus League.
will present a noon concert on Knapp, a 10 year employee
Thursday, March 16, in the Stu- of the Los Angeles Police De-
dent Lounge. Featured will be partment, hopes to obtain his
vocal works by two modern Associate in Arts degree in COC's new golf team has won its first two matches. Team in-
composers: Elizabethan Part Police Science this June. cludes Dave Harris, Bill Carpenter, and Craig Douglas (above) and
Songs by the late English com- His ambitions are to attain Scott Allensworth and Jim Chamberlain. The team is coached by
poser, Ralph Vaughan Williams, the rank of captain and to com- Bob Henson (right, above) of Hart High School.
and excerpts from Frostiana mand the Juvenile division of
(country songs on texts by Ro- the LAPD.
bert Frost) by Randall Thomp- Rodney Skinner of Valencia Eric Noet, Debbie Stunson, Rick
son, an American. represents COC in the science Blue Masque van Belleghem, Marlene van
and engineering field. Eunen, and Debbie Wilborn.
Spring quarter registration is Rodney is a member of Alpha Blue Masque, COC's drama The group recently presented
underway and will continue Gamma Sigma, the Mathematics group, will present a reading of a reading at the Leona Cox Ele-
T h r o u g h T h u rs day, March 16, Lab, the President's Honor List, James Thurber's "The 13 mentary School.
Classes start April 3 and con- and the Judicial Council. C Zoe ks " in the Student Lounge
tinue through June 16. Class A Magic Mountain employee, on Thursday, March 16, at 5:30 Students who have applica-
schedule information is available Skinner participates in several p.m., and on Friday, March 17, tions on file in the Job Place-
in the Office of Admissions and community groups, including the at noon. ment Office should update them
Records. Duplicate Bridge Club. Participants are Anne Molin, at the beginning of each quarter.