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SENATE BACKS New Auto Shop

TAX COURSE Is Going U1f·-

By Rick Signoretti By John Hunt
The latest building project
With the dedication and ex-
citement of a Christmas shopper. u n d e r w a y on c a m p u s is a
$125,000 Auto Shop and Corp-
the Student Senate has been orate Yard going up south of the
hard at work arranging social baseball field.
and academic projects for the When completed next year. in
college.
time for the 1973-74 school year.
Stretch and Sew. a mini-
the structure will house the auto
mechanic classes now conducted
course sponsored by the senate 1
and the first mini-course offered
at the Pine Street facilities in
at this college. has been a total Newhall, and serve as a storage
success. Twenty-three students and maintenance area for college
have completed this course. vehicles and supplies.
Because of this success. the ''Moving the auto shop on
Student Senate will be sponsor- campus will have peripheral ad-
ing another mini-course dealing vantages," said Henry Endler,
with preparation of income tax transportation instructor. Stu-
forms. These courses are open dents who heretofore have been
to anyone. No grades are given. involved only with auto shop off
Future courses under considera- campus will now have a chance
tion are ceramics. and an advanc- more esaily to become involved
ed Stretch and Sew class. The Auto Shop and Corporate Yard construction is underway south of in other school activities and
After a detailed investigation. courses.
the Student Senate has agreed to the baseball field. The new au to shop, which
continue plans for a rock con- will contain teaching eql,lipment
cert. although on a s ma 11 er TRY-OUTS SET Counselors' valued in excess of $100,000,
scale. will be one of the best in the
After meetings with production state, according to Endler.
companies. · it was determined FOR TWO PLAYS Column "This is not our opinion
that $15,000 would not be enough alone.'' he said. "General Mo-
to stage a concert of the pro- Try-outs for parts in A Sunny tors. which knows what we are
portion initially desired. The Morning and The Wonder hat. two CHRISTMAS JOBS
revised concert will cost about plays sponsored by the COC Students interested in em- doing and planning. has said so."
The instructor pointed out
$7,000 and will feature enter- drama department. will be held ployment over the holiday
t a in m.e n t along the lines of December 4. 5 and 7 from 3 to season should contact Bob that while the auto shop is one
Chee ch and Chong. 4 p.m. in room C-3. Gilmore in the Job Placement of the best. it does not and will
With reference to a proposed A Sunny Morning. a comedy Office to file applications not compete with outside gar-
student directory. the senate written by Serafin and Joaquin and to receive job referrals. ages in the area. Repair services
provided a form during registra- Alverez Quintero, will tour conducted m connect10n with
tion for listing of names. tele- Friendly Valley after its COC PLACEMENT TESTING teaching are restricted to ve-
phone numbers and addresses. presentation. The Wonder hat. An extra placement test- hicles of staff and students, he
In coordination with the Toys- written by Kenneth Sawyer Good- ing date is set tor 6 :::W p.m., said.
f or-Tots drive, the senate will man and Ben Hecht, will tour Monday, Dec. 18. See the Of- Among auto maintenance
be donating $25 from each of the seven elementary schools and fice of Admissions and Re- areas covered in auto shop
officers• budgets to aid in making will take part in the Children's cords or the Counseling of- courses are tune-up, engine over-
this worthwhile event a success. Theatre Festival at Immaculate ices for test ad miss ion haul, air conditioning. brakes.
A By-Law change was sub- Heart College March 31. tickets. wheel alignment, manual and
mitted to the senate and unani- Both of these one-act plays, automatic transmissions, and
mously passed in regards to under the title "Saturday in the VETS clutches. Motorcycle repair also
defunct Inter-club Council funds. Park", will be presented at Col- Fifty dollars a month is is taught.
The By-Law change states that lege of the Canyons March 2 and available for tutoring services "When the student completes
funds from clubs that have gone 3. Dr. Rose Soroky is drama to veterans who are deficient a course. he receives a certi-
defunct for one year will revert advisor. or failing classes. See Coun- ficate which aids him in finding
to the ASB general fund. This All interested _ students. full selor Bob Gilmore. a job," said Robert Pollock,
will eliminate the possibility or part-time, are eligible to aud- dean of vocational-technical ed-
of individuals using defunct club ition. Scripts for both plays are RAP GROUPS ucation.
funds at their own discretion. on reserve in the library. New groups are being The auto shop program will
To provide more social act- formed for the winter quarter. find its ultimate home in the
ivity. the Freshman class will Anyone wishing to become $1,051,000 Vocational-Techni-
purchase a ping-pong table to be Holiday Books, involved in an "encounter- cal Education building which
installed outside the Student type" situation should see will be located south of the Bon-
Lounge. Records At IRC Counselor Nancy Smith. elli Center now under construc-
The Student Senate invites tion.
all students to attend its weekly By Jan Ke Iler In addition to auto shop, the
meetings. The first and third CAREER COUNSELING Voe-Tech building will accommo-
Wednesday meetings of each Are you having trouble work- GROUPS date classes in welding, appli-
month are held at 7 :3 0 p .m. to ing up any Christmas spirit this Group vocational counsel- ance repair, electronits and
permit evening students to par- year? The Instructional Resource ing is being set up for the plastics.
ticipate. Monday noon meetings Center would like to recommend noon hour. See Counselor Construction is scheduled to
are held the second and fourth a selection of items that might Gilmore for details. start in 1973 and the building
week of each month for day stu- help your holiday get off to a should be ready for use in early
dent participation. All meetings brighter start. TRANSFER STUDENTS 1974.
are held in the Board Room. The Life Book of Christmas. (Fall, 1973)
3 volumes (call No.GT 4985 L52).
Transfer applications to
The Glory of Christmas, Vol. 1, OPINION
ALPINE CLUB recreates the Christmas story state universities and the (Cont'd from Page 2)
The first nature hike spon- with breathtaking photographs University of California sys- because it temporarily disrupts
sored by the Alpine Club will be and art reproductions. "A Chi- tem were due Nov. 30, 1972. the security that goes along
But a late filing period is in
held Saturday, Dec. 9. The three nese Nativity," on page 41, is a effect until closed by the in- with them, but let's not forget
mile hike will start from the con- Jove ly painting by Lu Hung Hien, stitutions. See the Counsel- what this country is supposed
dor observation site atop Mt. and is found in the section "The ing office for latest listings to be all about. Or perhaps I've
Pinos in Frazier Park, near Gor- Virgin in A 11 Parts of the World." and for applications. been living under a misc once p-
man. See Paul Osterhues if you The Pageantry of Christmas, t ion, and my parents, and theirs,
wish to go along. and theirs •.•