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THE CANYON CALL

Vol. IV, No. 4 COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS November 16, 1973

CARL BOYER IS

NEW TRUSTEE

Carl Boyer, history and gov-
ernment teacher at San Fernan-
do High School, is the newest
and youngest member of COC 's
Board of Trustees.
Boyer defeated six candi-
dates, receiving 2,646 of slight-
ly more than 9,000 ballots cast
in the district in the Nov. 6
election.
The 36-year-old teacher who
asserts he ''cannot afford to ig-
nore community problems and
intends to do what I can to solve
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them,'' seeks positive solutions'.'
Two of his primary objectives
are to help complete construc-
tion on this campus and to strive
to "cut the property tax rate
which is twice as high as· else-
where.''
"I will give full support to
the construction program and to
the growth of this college be-
cause conti nued growth will en-
able us to take full advantage of
The eyes tell it all as Rosanne Nocciolo is crowned Homecoming Queen for 1973-74. Sue Franck, last state financial aid, thus reduc-
year's popular queen, p!!tces !he_ crown on the good-looking green-eyed blonde. Princesses were Joni
ing the burden on local taxpay-
Ingram, Karen Berson, and Jill Bedford.
ers," he said.
The new board member plans
RO NOCCIOLO, GREEN-EYED AND BLONDE to ex pl ore the possibility of ob-
taining more state aid for the
college.
REIGNS AS 1973-74 HOMECOMING QUEEN at the state equalization formula
''I want to take a close look
because I think we may be able
(Cont'd. on Page 2)
Bergquist, and Scott Hayes, with sic instructor and band leader,
By Judi Conklin
willy Peters squiring Miss Noc- swinging on the clarinet and
College of the Canyons' 1973- ciolo. Dave Petrie paradiddl ing on the
74 Homecoming Queen is a gor- The entire Homecoming pro- drums. New Vets Club
geous green-eyed, long-haired gram, chaired by Jan Moore, was To conclude with a "now"
blonde who is becoming accus- the best yet, with an unexpected sound, the band played "Free", Boosts 2 Bills
tomed to reigning. added touch titillating the large a tune made famous by "Chica-
She is Rosanne Nocciolo, 5 crowd when aerial bombs sig- go'', a large rock combo. By Chuck Crawley
feet 4 inches tall and weighing nalled the crowning of Miss The suspense as to which of
119 pounds, who when asked for Nocciolo by last year's popular the four highly eligible coeds There is a new organization,
her measurements confessed she Queen, Sue Franck. had been voted queen ended the Veterans club, on campus this
didn't know! The gala half-time show w.as when Duan e Nichols, Associa- fall. Students who are veterans or
M i s s N o c c i o l o w as Hart kicked off by the college band (Cont'd. on Page 3) are interested in veterans' af-
High's Homecoming Queen for swinging with "Fanfare" and COC's annual Turkey Trot fairs, are urged to get acquainted
basket b a 11 and Homecoming "Semper Fidelis." for men and women will be with Curt Davis, COC's new vet-
Princess for football in 1971-72. An unusual touch was pro- held at 4 p.m., Monday (Nov. erans, affairs advisor, in Room
· She and a photogenic court vided by bagpipers Chris Car- 19), starting on the upper foot- S-4.
of Princesses, as delectable a son, and Brian Wilcher who ac- ball field. Winners will be de- Anyone who has dealt with the
covey of dolls as you'll find companied a bonnie Scottish clared in four divisions--men Veterans Administration knows
anywhere, reigned during half- lass named Sandy Grant in a and women up to 29 years old what a hassle all the rules and
time festivities last Saturday liv e ly highland fling called and men and women 30 and regulations can be to someone
night at the Cougars-Santa Bar- ''Bania Breakdown". over. not familiar with them.
bara City College football game The Baja Bums, a segment The race, 1.8 miles long, One of the main purposes of
which, unfortunately, the Cou- of the band, toe-ta pp e d the is open to students, faculty, the c lub is to provide representa-
gars lost by a score of 20-14. crowd with ''Crippled Inside,'' and staff. An additional 'tur- tion, information, and assistance
The Princesses were Jill and in a tribute to the late drum- k e y w i l l b e aw a rd e d by a on campus to veterans. The c lub
Bedford, Karen Berson, and Joni mer, Gen e Krupa, the entire drawing among all partici- will assimilate all that's going
Ingram. Their escorts, res pec- band per for med ''S i ng, Sing pants. on in the way of new legislation,
tively, were Jeff Sacher, PetP Sing", ·with Robert Downs, mu: (Cont'd. on Page 3)