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THE CANYON CALL

Vol. V, No. 5 COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS December 4, 1974

Senate Talks

Tot Day-Care

By Rick Larue
The child day-care center was
discussed recently in a Student
Senate meeting. Terri Bronson,
Sophomore class president, and
Counselor Joan Jacobson will be
gathering information from the
Moorpark and Santa Ana com-
munity colleges where the day-care
program is already in operation.
They will also meet with Robert
Pollock, dean of vocational-technical
education, to discuss a survey to be
distributed in the community. The
purpose is to learn the wants and
needs of the school and community.
Hunter DeMarais, day senator,
reported that former senates have
sponsored Christmas parties for
underpriviledged children in the
community. DeMarais asked the
senate and the Political Science 111
class for help ln planning and
execution of the party. Students
wishing to participate should con-
tact DeMarais in the Student Act-
ivities office on the lower campus.
A recent poll conducted by the
Moment of truth comes to Lauri Haynes ( third from left) when she hears her named called as Homecoming Queen for Student Senate showed a need and
197 4. Four other candidates for the title - Karen Berson, Sue Yale, Laurie Lowder and Carol Schecter - were desire for a winter formal. Ms.
princesses of the queen's court. In photo (from left) are Karen Berson and her escort, Peter Berson; Ms. Haynes and Bronson moved that the senate plan
escort Rich Nipert; Rosanne Nocciolo, last year's queen; Sue Franck, Homecoming committee chairperson, and John a formal for January and the motion
Oddone, ASB president. passed unanimously. Ms. Bronson
was appointed to head the project.
College of the Canyons' Fall A special Student Senate meeting
Lauri Haynes Crowned Sports Award banquet honor- called by ASB President John
ing members of the football
and cross country teams will Oddone was held Nov. 19. Oddone
felt there was a need to work out
be held at the Ranch House problems between the senate and
COC Homecoming Queen Inn starting at 7 p.m., Thurs- the The Canyon Call. Special invita-
day (Dec. 5). Tickets are
tions were given to Michael Shan-
available for $6. Awards will
times" began to roll. COC's football non, AMS vice president and fea-
By Michael Shannon include those for "Most
Cougars defeated the Moorpark Valuable:•, "Most Inspira- ture editor of the student news-
Homecoming 1974 had everything Raiders by a score a 23-20 in a tional", "Most Improved" paper, and Blair Sisco, staff mem-
- a Nostalgia Dress-up Day, a cliff-hanger that wasn't decided players and for football also ber. Chuck Connell, assignment
winning football team, an exciting until Mark Reed kicked a field goal "Outstanding Lineman" (of- editor, was also among many in-
halftime show, and a dance. in the final 10 seconds of the game. fense and defense), and "Most terested students in attendance.
The affair was largely the result Chuck Lyon contributed to the Outstanding Back" (offense Carol Chambers, both as ASB
of hard work by Sue Franck, Cougar effort with two touchdowns, and defense). Team captains treasurer and editor of The Canyon
Student Senate night senator. Ms. and Al Staie with one. will also be cited, with life Call also was present. ·
Franck, a former Homecoming At halftime, Laurie Haynes, a passes to COC athletic con- Oddone, referring to the Nov. 15
Queen herself, produced an event graduate of Monroe High School in / tests going to Sophomores edition of The Canyon Call, ex-
which was one of the most spec- the San Fernando Valley, was and certificates and letters to pressed concern over opinions ex-
tacular in CO C's five year history, crowned COC's fourth Homecoming players. pressed by Shannon about the
and certainly the most gala home- Queen. Ms. Haynes was crowned by senate. Shannon wrote that "The
coming this school has seen. Rosanne Nocciolo, last year's queen. Student Senate is run by a handful
Friday, Nov. 15, was Nostalgia Each of the five queen candidates This year's Bonelli Homecoming of involved students who are too
Dress-Up Day. Students came to arrived on the field in antique cars scholarships were accepted for Hart caught up in ego trips to be in direct
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school reminiscing over "The Good provided by ' the Santa Clarita and Canyon High Schools by Steve communication with the majority of
Old Days", dressed in everything Antique Car club. Karen Berson, Boggess, Senior class president the student body .. ,
from bobby socks and leather jac- Sue Yale, Laurie Lauder, and Carol from Canyon and Robin Swindell, After discussing the topic at
kets to pinstripe suits and spats. Schecter reigned as Homecoming Senior class treasurer from Hart. length, the real problem was ex-
On Saturday night the "good princesses. (Cont'd on Page 6) ( Cont'd on page 3)