Mercer County Community College - Viking Yearbook (West Windsor, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

I o MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE VIKING 78 I Alongtimeagoinagplaxyfacfaraw 1.. fy, S ,W MQ Q4 Y, .,.-1-' 4 is '- kkk: .. N . K I 'TODAY OUR CONCERN MUST BE WTTH THE FUTURE 7, J W NX f 1724215 xuivf ,fm Q Wye: - . f - .f :eff-32 5 E ., B f usp .N ':4s:i 'if ,. 'inv' 'ffM f fr U A -qw- .f '!g af :nf CQ FOR THE WORLD IS CHANGINGW ff' T 59. 'jr n I A My , ,V fre l' A124 L- 11 ' Ax J! V, O Q5 X ws NTHE OLD ERA IS ENDING7' .4 -aqui.-.--. .-..-..,-- ... .-,., -1... -Q.....,-.. ENQEWE . EW!! 551125 if???iSf 311325 341 3 Magma' 'QS SQ fi tg SAK! 1 Ne std a TTHZCHlJVVAYS'WULLIWOTlUO... J OHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 'J A 'mf' fAX:,,il,,Q.fS. - 'T-w, 1 I .V r .,,, . 2.1.5 N71 1,',Zt . RAS' 4 he Xgiff' - 0 We r.-if 4 LLM :nn.,.,....,...L . ,afff VIKING STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mike Nostrand ADVISOR Ted Otten PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Burns Dick Eagen STAFF Anne Cathel Anne Marie Larocca Karen Nalbone Kris Schweiker Nancy Kner PHYSICAL THERAPY Rayle Geynolds BALL BUSTER Dave Perez MORAL SUPPORT Mormon Tabernacle Choir STAFF ARTIST Janet Kozachek ' t f' I. KX ' it From the Editor When Janet Kozaehek came to us with her entry for the yearbook cover contest which, incidentally, was the only entryj, we asked to see more of her work. What she presented to us were these little gremlins she called groinks. We fell in love with them, and, because of such films as STAR WARS and CLOSE ENCOUNTERS being so popular, we felt that the groinks would be MCCC's contribution to the trendg you will End these froliking aliens throughout our pages. What we seek with this unique addition is to create a link between man and his universe. Too often, we find, that in our quest for self attain- ment our views become narrow and self-centered. We neglect to consider the far-reaching con- sequences of our pursuit for the better life. The continuing fuel crisis, depleted fresh water -lux A XX Q X A , ,. xs. A -- Afg--A: V 1-' 1 ' Q x N N U-' 'T-Q ,sq G t -J sk X x l 'J N' sources, and dwindling food surpluses serve as a NN h chilling reminder that we now must focus our attentions on the problems at hand. The wasteful ' fb methods of our fore-fathers will no longer do. The i --5-Z world is rapidly changing, and it is now left to us, kk' Q Q I the youth of this country, to unhesitatingly meet V X f this challenge. Our world, our horizons, and, I 1 hopefully, ourselves, reach out to the universe. ss , ' if Z ,e 1' l l N, X l .5 , ' - 1 W . 6 l ' up VX r -' l f 1, , 1 I , 4 f Q X f to 'A f I K! l tx X' I l l ,I ii I3 l f X ll l l ? 1 ll gl- I! W Y ' 5-3. 'X ix M ?l .K fs' c f xx I - , L , :B ' S ,f , X X ..4i-va i 9 W Af if - 'X v M, 'Th' . fo 'ITU V2 rl ff J 5 T ' 10 S DEDICATION 78 This yearfs book is dedicated to Mr. David Bu- chanan, co-ordinator of the aviation programs at MCCC. You can usually find him in his office, ET 121, buried beneath a pile of papers and constantly bombarded by students in need of his advice. De- spite the load he already carries, he is planning to add yet another full curriculum to complement MCCC's five aviation programs. Mr. Buchanan came to us well qualified. He holds a B.S. degree from Trenton State and a Masters from Lehigh in Administration. He is a Federal Aviation Administration Designated Safety Counselor and is a Certified lnstrument Flight Instructor. His Hight ratings have earned the college certification under the Federal Aviation Regulations Part 141 as a Private, Commercial and lnstrument Pilot Flight School. Coming to us from Camden County College in 1971, he served as a consultant to the development of the aviation programs here, but was not an official faculty member until 1974. He now serves as Asso- ciate Professor and Co-ordinator of the Aviation Programs. Highly contientious of his role in the community, he served the State of New Jersey as a consultant in the study on vocational aviation programs within the state, and, each year, under his direction, MCCC holds a Flight Safety Clinic in which not only students are invited but also members of the sur- rounding community. lt is because of this devotion to the competency of pilots, this total dedication to safety and the realiza- tion of lVlCCC's role in the aviation community that we dedicate this book to him. The Viking Staff FLIGHT TEAM VICTORIOUS Eleven MCCC students and their advisors, David Buchanan and Thomas Metz, traveled to Beaver County, Pa. to participate in the National Intercollegiate Flying Association Region Xl air meet. Competition was keen and, after three consecutive days of patience, skill and devotion, MCCC's students took the second place team award, losing to the host college, Beaver County, by only two points. Among the other competing teams were Dowling College, University of Maryland and University of Pennsylvania. This prestigious victory assured MCCC a place in the NIFA finals held in Nashville, Tennessee in the spring. Team Members: fstanding left to rightj David Buchanan, Mark Orgiefsky John BOh3.I'5lk Dan Zrodskey Ben Zerby Len Smetona Rev Casas Tom Metz, fkneeling, left to rightl Jim Humbles, ,lim Brown, Stefan Balis, Jay Bakewell Angel QC l Joel Morales 12 And there I was . . . Surrounded by the enemy . . . . . , and out of ammunition' ' 'lQggl-1... Safety is paramount. Here wing walkers insure wing clearance. Of the seven events which students participated in, the four air events include power-on and power-off accuracy landings, message drop and navigation. The three ground events were aircraft preflight, aircraft identification and computer accuracy. Each event stressed pilot skill and judgement, and they demand the highest degree of accu- racy. Editor Mike Nostrand flew in to photograph the event Q' ' s fsiiwftifi V. V.. -fi 'iw 'Q' . ,J-kk' A 7 .l1qi- . ,, Q ,f . ,Q A 1' ,amz i 'c,,fe,.,, . ..f .. , D A, ,1 , a ' .fb if' ' Ri, '14 , jf - K - ' , .' ..,, ' ' Flight briefing an wluimw N... f Fog delayed the first day's events A LLV! l I '---....,,,u.s-.t-'gun K 'M w:4gQ,-,W4 AAKAA K . . , , , -1 ,,-k I N K K I... ,.1w4--...,WmwWf Rey Casas puts it on the line. ln - 1 hmmm Angel Morales and John Boharsik demonstrate their pre-flight expertise. 14 Captain Angel Morales A f at t u 1 .M ip ry, - I ti . ,' HSM, 1 . M WM, a ,f 5-Q.N..N,f-M Team members Rey Casas and John Boharsik quiz one another on aircraft identification. Slwnsrasorv 2 i , B r 1 I V n i f I f 3 i 2 I Judges determine accuracy of precision airdrop. 2' I .L as a ,fe 1 affix? ' ' rv 1 Vg 0 'fra Participants in computer accuracy are: fleft to rightj Jay Bakewell, Angel Morales, Stefan it K Balis, and Rey Casas. i n'V V N 3 -MJ' Co-captain jay Bakewell -.. W ...., 'IIT ,, , , ,. Q W- M1 ' -' 441: 1. ' .ag17..:u1. L-fi at ' ,, 4 , s,,,':,,, ,W a,,, W' T ' c ' r c ' I . . ,, 1 K Q, .KV i. f ' Dave f0ld Bucj Buchanan exphasises safety to team members. 15 . Angel Morales Jay Bakewell Stephen Balis ,lim Humbles john Boharsik Rey Casas Awards: Regional Runner-up MCCC Power-Off Accuracy Landings 3rd Rey Casas 10th Dan Zrodskey Power-On Accuracy Landings 6th Rey Caras Navigation 2nd Jay Bakewell 3rd Jim Humbles Precision Air Drop 5th Angel Morales 8th Joe Zerby Computer Accuracy Contest lst Stephan Balis 3rd Jay Bakewell 9th Ray Casas Pre-Flight Safety 3rd Angel Morales Aircraft Recognition 2nd John Boharsik 4-th Len Smetona 5th Jim Brown 16 Dusk '--....4Qn.... .M Exhausted but not beateng Stefan Balis Despite cold breakfasts and inadequ catches a few winks between events. rest, airport life had its advantages. L FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION fi '11, 4:1146 . in A if -f I7 xv M , I : X' A , 1,3-131, 3.4. I I gp f 3 .fag 'W?:'f'5Qp Q3 ' I I S-T7 ,,,,gp-.L --H, !!77,,. J 7, ii 8 fum . ff , ' QM Uv ' uf 'fl WV '- A I - I i Q MZ.: 5, gl ,nxgyf in I, 1 X9 . L. I .. 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M, g f Y gy Ili, ,, , 4 :Klan Sinn HilI'Il.lI'kl Xlilm H1 1 I1 mm an ACTIVITIES .l Nlmllmn Cunning Frm! We-im-r gnu -abs Put Curr Allan .Mllvr --W., --.MJ Huh liusunia Slam Pvrlm 'Wvdp Qpnf' IAlH 'l14' Riillvf Slllilllllt' lmte-rllnx XW.1Ilvr Wye: Music: Paul Schied John Kulpa Ruseniariv Fly nn Dance: Christina Klolz Theatre: William J. Flynn, John Schcnck Robert Keane Chairman WJ ii milf i iw J l i l I . f .4 Wifi -- 'N Q, f, 5 if S ' y i Leslie Grunes Naomi Rose Melvin Zucker 'T' Avner Ferister William ,Ielinek Edith Silver !L Betty Cornelius Jack Kervi Donald Reichman X C 'IU '- Z VU Chai -1 L-1 73' Dominic' Misviasvin Dante Masrtiantoni Arthur Schwartz Sally Ann Hanson Bruce Chorba William Dowd Matthew Rosvn Robvrt Neff Carlo Alfarv s w Edward House Frank Slezak Harold Kuehn 4 255+ QQ fn J Joseph Butchko Kenneth Charuk Al Porter mga., gulf' Robert Duncan Daumats Hazners Ron Gepner A I,IEl11JlF?l ' OJ OJ lI'ITlZln :s .: J 34 John Santusuosso x X 1' K Lloyd Carver Allied Bickford iQ A 5 Y 5 PM xr f P If ff - WWF . 5 3 M f q Q 5 1 Irv Ashkenazy Marilyn Dietrich M, M, L AH, i li' KX - ' A-. wee- - I 1 g:::':55,f?g::::v.:':,5,5ga:5 i kik Z - szxwmw' , 4 -I - ' ' ' Stan Dlug0SZ Dominic DcwFino fv- wi William Crawford Edward Clcvmbock i sf Diane Arminglon Clara Liflz Elizabeth Liu I' l , Claire Raimondo Eihella Cressman Helen Marie Dalton ' l . 5 l Pat Duivk Cvvilia Ciovamflti 81 Sandra This-I v all Lhalrm 36 Jeanette Purdy Jack Mars Steve Ahn Carl Kovelowski R0l1P1'l H3l'flS Francis Saikey l Rogcr Moore Q.- U. . - ...ag John Mathias f f'Q Francis X. Mulligan 5 , x x ,,, f X CLASS OF ,78 4 N Lff w-4. X P 1 615, ff U M-Y ifn V V, 'CA kj U . A y 7 N , x Q M ur, w f x m y xy K L xx ff X X M M B 33, !, 51 ,X ldfi M! T' fi!-Q M 1 Y rf , LX ,X X J ' qlf Z1 f N L X 7? 7 X .1 X I l : ,Sv ,Q 7 2 a! - - ',,E2iS!1!'6 'n1K N-X, If i 1 A Q X I .af . U ' I 1 53' W! l l clyfuffj 1 tj, X f 14.1 ljm -Q ff X N M f Q A f m HW HM .33 gm v W , ' ' JLlJf1 ' MM XX K K 'NWN bi ,.,Il M X I n ' 0 J f MQMAWAQI' A , 11' I f Janvt Lynn Aivhvr Allllvllt' P. Ain-lln Cathrarine E. Alln-n . A 15 Christine Allen Lynn Doris Angvline Linda NI. Anlonvlli Slvllin Andrvw Bailis Jay B. Bakr-vu-ll Christinv Nm-I Bullu 38 E -'.- , . MW V . Z , , 0 f W4 ,' D S l A Daxor Studios photographvr pusml '78 graduates in both strm-vt 4'lu!heS and academic robvs. Mark Edward Be-ll Ralph A. Br-lu'ix'rr1i,0 .lllhll Bvfllhiifdl 39 Douglas Dvlltvronilv Dvhhir' S. Biro Advlim- J. Buvkari Elaine- Lois Bvrnsln-in George J. Balvk Debra Anne- Bradf'nrd Cllarle-s A. Biamwx II Slwri Lynn Buan Louisv Annn- Brunellm I JH 1. 44 'vu fl' Smit S. Brunn Denise A. Buell Yvonm' Bullnhr .w-1: 6 Nora Mal- Buvkley Palrivia Ann Bllcklvy' l - JoAnn Marie Butchko Yvette- Butler Josvph R. llAll't'llJzll1Cl0 Barhrzl A. Caruso 41 Re-y Casas Anm- I.. Calhvl june B. Coal:-s wk is ' QW! Kf- K P E f- .L lit A'-we-u......,,,w,..f' Prx-'aids-:ml .lnhn Hank-5 admirvs trophy msurxivml to ,lay Bakvwn-ll ul NIFA Region X N14-vt. 42 7' Merace A. C010 ,Iamvs D. Connor 'I'h0rc'sa Ann Conti Epatia Corrodilos Judi A. Czoizinger Linda D,Amorv HY .,.-- 4' XxfvQ1,l'lP G, Dglm-lm' John A. Ile-Slvfallcm .Iujvv L. Dvrson 43 5 'll . X, 5 P. . 1 l 0- l A if ' lllivril lm- Di-wiivy llarrneli Delurse Dillaril Sylvia Uiiiiilmpulilu A .af N 2 - Q ,X illl 1 R 4 ' '5 ,lull-ilv Dnlvwa 1:95 ,.. Q V X' llmiil Bri-nl llmini-Ili uSYvll1'Il Nlr. Hugviw iliil it. il inacle' lmltered popvurn 44 if ff' l Jvannv Lee Durham lmuisv Rvhols l'llVll'2l lVlurirf Ellis Luviann M. Falco Cindy L. 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JPLIIIIN' N1LlIxg1ilFI'l Hivkman Loren Brook Hinklm -M-uq muff -M' .4 fl' 1 r - 'Wu' 1 If ynu'rc reading the captiun on this picture, you must be rcally desperaie. Luba Z. Hlady Junvl R. Hirschman if 1 'F zkfa .523 1 . K' , fig- , . -- gj' 9 us Gloria ,l. Hnllzvlaw Dmmwr Hopson Arturo Howard Sir 1 9. 49 we fm Mary E. Hnawrd Kvlvin H. Hugh Carla C. Hugill 4'L'i :Y Frank N. Hujhvr Janice M. Hutvhinson Mungi Irawan Sukimin Irawan Molanif' Javobson Pamela C. Jarvis so Robert L. Juyvr' Paul A. Karns .loan M. Karpmwicz G-asv wg Q Doris Joyce Kvating V ., H V, gm 3 : 1 AJ . xx , wwf Rosn R. K1-wh But, my 411-4113 I I4-slvd out of PIU llllf' '55 -ul K'- .X N , Ar, sr Q .. 51 K 459' C1mm'rt B tu U, C In C, C to R and R to CT' Stephaniv A. Kelly W Susanm' Monique Khuudary Svong Chul Kim Yongsuk Kim Linda A. Kissvl Mivlmzu-l ,l. Kissol Kathy Kuslillaw 11 W -Q .ai Q Jann-s David Hurst, Jr. Susanne Kulwh Q.. N , f 1 r If ! ! Karen Krasncy Willie Mas' Lznnons Yvonnv C. Lu Muns Andre-a Lisa lm-b YP' W S -i Ks. llalrharn Anne' Leigh Cvlvstv Alwrinv lA'OIlllTll Ronald Tyronv L4-wn Julius C. Mvcray James P. MvGuirP Sharon A. McLaughlin xg Q Kurvn Ly nn Maginnis Stvvrvn William Majors .l0S4'pl1 .l- MHFPSFH 54 Carl David lVlarkau Evelyn Marshall Cynthia M. Matuszn-wski Leigh Miller Angvl M. lllorulvs H1'I'Illl'P F. Nm-l.nn Q E Y l Kathryn lxy Maruhnic Jann-t Lynn Montes lrmllllllllll' ll.,l. Nllgiifk' 55 Mivhavl Nostrand Lum-Ann O'Neill David Charles Oshman Linda M. Ouellette Marion Parish Albert L. Pellegrino 1 fi ' 1 ,ff X ' , 1 . H . x X 'A ! Z, r I X AX l ' f A . R A 'isis N, sl' I' , X F I ' 1 l is ' X X I 1 iphxx K 1 l , V f Buff X 56 'l gif Guy .I. Pivrson Q wwwif Q My 5 I. . J 1 Q ' Q mgg-XQQQQXXLR x . ,.--3.. ,X V fl ' NA Fa ka ,p fn Mau revn Ann Ramen Judi th M. Sailvy Patricia M. Sgro Deborah Ann Reed Carol Ly rm Rogfrs Arlvnv Marie Sawchak Carol A. Sfrhnvider 1- 5, , ,,.,-Miz, 1 f. - ' -f'Kf.1!0v,.lJ . I .1 f k Ei: 5? ,,-: i LV it 'XX-W, ,X Rajvndra N. Shah Carolyn Shapiro gush U' f- X ::5:i Sharon Beth Shuck Pr-ggy J. Sizer iff xl lf Q0 ry .1 A 1 f Susan Darlerw Smith J I W' llvhlxiv A. Snriva' 59 4 'S .I .f I in 6 Joanne M. Spenm' Unnald Anlhnny Slarnile qfvzv N' Beverly Dva Stinger H1-idi Lynn Stout .lanivv Elaine- Sl:-rling Debbiv Talvriru Brian F. Tams ffarnlinm- Yuxwssa 'llnlor Robert Morris VIXLIXIHI' Jflhllflj J. Thunuls Kalhlvvn Mariv 'l'in1ku In Jax' 3 Tnigo M- - ,.,,,. ,, , K, Betti J. Umlvrknfflvr Mivhvllf' C. Yuwa Smm- people' wail:-ml lung:-r In haw lhvir jx-nrlmnk ITi1'IllI'1' lllktxll than oth:-rs. 61 iii. , K ,. U N . . . . Je-an Elizabeth Veghte Carol A. Vogt Robert F. Waller f . Q1 Sophie M. Weglarz David Weiss James A. Wiecler Jams-s F. Wolfe Robin L. Wolff Marylane Wrublewski If Shi rl ex Ann XPIIIIPI' Rube-rl l . Zawlmar Nan -X 7 l k Gerard Lvon Zil'IUIllx2i Karvn Marin- Zimmerrnan If I could sum up all my feelings in just one word...it would be... 'WHELP 4' ' Yikillg '78 Slaff' Cr:-du WHO CA FORGET THE WI TER OF 78? Ah! Snow that colnvs leaping through the lull covering and Cooling the inllanictl finner hvartj of Mother Earth How pleasantly you vnllmlrl trees and hills! Snowh akos fusing into oneness Envhanting thv passe-rs-ln' with soft whispcrings of quietnvss and peace Cool in me the inner fire that burns ecstatic purest of snow, let me beconiu thy inner soul. hy Lucila Lastia 64 1 H-74'!,.i 'MEL y ,,:M,, lf? H ' ' , .WM -r R0 - X fy 1 -W wx A, 2 ff, anim W I ,I . ffl? zu -54.-,.,, : 'YV-:un f nn . f ..f.3,. .., Q' 'tit f . in ' , X 1Ilrv-- , - , 4 N. V 1- .r F . ,4 I sk i ., A :X 4, H fl 7 i 4 1 .. if w K. 1 ,ink V Qi ii A Q ' - T ,X W1 .Q-......,...... ' s Nc Piacz For Sexln S0 L03 Make One ACHTUNG. Alles tuuristen and Non-technischen Luokens Peepers! Das Machine control is nicht fur Eerfingerpoken und Mittengrabben. Uderwise is easy Schnappen der Spriggenwerk, Blnwnfuse, und Pnppencurken mit Spitzensparken. Der Machine is Diggen by Experten only. Is nicht fur Gerverken by das Dumnknpfen. Das Rubberneken Sightsaenen Heepen das Cnttenpicken Hands in das Pockets. Sn Relaxen und Watchen das Blinkenlight. F in lulllu... .! !'i'iLf ' MILE! -0 ,..,T to , '- . Q-g Q , Q, Q , 'if ,, U . I i ' ,, .zu as 44 X . 2 sk' ,. , L1 --4 td Dim 21 - , 68 v rt' my X, , V ,, 5 'ff ' .V P , rg A ww, N K -.f S ' A ' is ' ,Ao-. ,,.-... ,,,,, Wvhatcvcr vlsct this svhool is missing, it has no shortagv of smiling faces. Whether it was considering the cufotcria menu, vhecking test rfrsults in the Tasting Cvntvr, or vattrhing the postman before' he dcrlivcrcd progress reports. thvrv was al- ways something to smilo about. Ur get hystcrival. It 5-il? s SPGRTS 'Q wx , bf kg . ,A ,ff fenjfqf il X lf - ' -f' o - ' . . 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Military Acatleiny Prep Sehool lllf5f77 Ocean County College 82 Brookrlale College lUf3f77 Burlington County College - Pineland Invitational lflfl U77 Bucks County College 81 Philadelphia County College 10115177 Bucks County Invitational lUfl9f77 Burlington County College 81 Essex County College l0f26f77 Bergen County College Sz Atlantic County College l l f2f77 Brookdale County College 81 Camden County College llf5fT7 Regional Meet at Ocean County College -am Nlelnlrers: john llaili Richarrl Davenport Gary Dura Martha Gonna Donald Hancock Barbara Handy side Ned Kelly Brent Kowalenko Sharon Lawson Ken Mastalesz Ricardo McNeil Ana lVlarrniento Caroline Schiora Lisa Sventlsen Coach .lim Franklin A highlight ol' the spring season was llaxe llonnelly finishing second in the 110 meter high hurtlles at the National ,lunior College Athletic Association spring track Eastern Chainpionship 73 MENS BASKETBALL Tvalll Nll'lIllJ4'l'SZ Amlrv :Xllvn Alilll Brown Chris Klutz Amlrv Lugun Crvg Mvxalil' Ron Pilgl' jose- Quinum Qlvihi' Huwlw Fllllllx Fix ivri ,low Sosa Ruin-l'l WuI1lrm1 Albe-rl Wilson Mikf- Young Couvlll Ilfmim- Lamlu 74 1 llfl8fTT Mulwrlj Bm1Sl1'l'flllllrfiliusir' I IXIINTT Klub:-rly B1mSIl'l' Hlulm CIQL-siv llffl ITT Riilvr fiullvgv IZISXTT l'rim-1-lun l niu-rwily ,IV IZXTXTT 5I.,luhl1's l'nix'c-r-ilw .IY l2flUf7T' lii1l4'r'fI6ll1-g4',IV IZIIIVTT fTlllI1hi'I'lilllI! 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'WSXTX lksvx llmumunily ilullf-gv Jppmn-111 NIWXXI 80 T I 93 31 8,1 69 TTL 39 T0 80 T0 T8 6 1 T9 95 T9 38 8 1 109 6T 95 100 62 80 50 19 T0 2 T9 83 3 T 68 .fJl7l' 1 'T ',.u,,, - 12 1 l T 1 75 WOMENS BASKETBALL TUQIIII Mm-rnbers: Diiilllx Hurhigh Kuff-I1 Hlxlvhinson fLXXPIIliUlfI1 Jones Cynthia Klasivn llurol Nll'1Illfl'tJ Nlurin' Nlurrisun ,lm-kiv Svrinvsx Munivu lVI'1l2iIli04 IJ1-lnbiv X oulz flualvlli l,ill'l'f .lavksml gXssistunt Cfmzwhvsz xlLllll'4't'II YunHrn'n Hligllll' Xluss 76 l2!7!TT l2!l0!7 IZXMJ7 1 7 IZHTXTT IXTXT8 IXIUXT8 1!12!78 l!l7!T8 l!l8!T8 ULZOXTS UZISX78 IXZSXT8 l!27!78 ZXIXT8 2!3!78 2!4!T8 2!8!78 2!11!T8 2!13!78 2!l5!78 2!20!T8 2!22!T8 313178 Ridm' Cullvgm' Wvslm .funiur Colle-914' lg1'I'gt'l1 County Cullm-ggv l,LlkilNVi1I1Ll Junior Cullvgv flourllx Uvllvgc' ol'Mor1'is llurlinglun lluuntx Collvgv Su11u'rsa-I Cmnmunitx fI41ll4 54 Trvl1lm1 Slzllf' ffulh-gf' .IV .-Xllunlic' County Collm-gc Bramiy mlm' Cullvgv Rxllnupu Collvgf' of Nliddlm-x Cuunly ffnllvge' Dc-lzmzlrv Te-uh, Slilllliill lfniou Cullvge- Xlmmlgmlln-ry County flulh-5, Ovvan Cvlllllf' Cullvgv Burks Cuunlw Cmnmunilx Cl1IIll14'I'lLlllli Ctllllllf' Cullvgf Smmwsvt Cllllllllllllilf Uvll 1 1AilIIll1l'Il f.UlllIIlllIlllN Lullvg Spring Uiil'L1L'll Collin-gm' Glrluvvslvr' Cnunlx Cullvgv Rigitbllill 'l'm11'l1u111m'l1t Allzllnix' lluunly flollvgc' WRE TLI G 'lk Ct 'am Nleinbs-rs: Jzinles ,-Xvton Robert Cat-ciabatidu just-ph Cavviabaiirltm Fred Chandlr-r Wesley Dillard Brad Filson Brad Hvrman Stephvn Hufl' Rich Lawrenwf- Sal Manlrv Nlilw Rit'1'itf'lli Brian Strizki Paul Washkf-mir-1 liliflll Richard Smith if s . , S if is 5 5 i 2 t X X 78 1211177 IZXTXTT 12!14!T7 l2!2l!77 l2!28!77 l!4!78 l!7!78 1!13!78 1!18!78 l!24!78 1!26!78 1!28!78 2!-U78 ZXTXT8 2!l1!78 2!15!78 2!17!78 2!25-26 Nlmilvrmiiwiw Cminlx ilonnnunitx llnllt F' , . . 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Prvp Svliunl Nlitltllcsvx Cnunty ffullvgv Bergen County Cmnnuinity Ilnlln-ge-f Kin slonv lnvitzilimizil 'llHlll'lIillIl1'I1l Esscx County Cullcgv, Mari lunrl Essex County Collt-ge' Caindvn County llullt-gv Community Cnllgt- ul' Nlnrris Snnivrsvt Connnuniti Coll:-gr lvnion Collt-gv .-Xtlanlif' Cuntt flollvgm' Burlington Cunnnunily flullcgv llstm' County Cullt-gv Rirlm' Coll:-gv ,IY Brookrlalv flflllllllllllllf' Colle-gv Bucks Countx Connnunitx llullvgt- Zonv Chanipionsliips I Meg' C ANICELI ED 09.41 x.,,.y, SWIMMING 225 Zigi ' 1 w C a 5 ff WI F2 Yi ME 7 TENNIS Jeff Antlreehy n Mit-hut-l Borgrnan Dau- Constaritini Allen Cross Sultimin lrawun ,lnnivs Koseo Bruvv Mau'Farlan4l Stew Pellvrin Pc-If-r Sixo Robert Fpvurnlan Sum Tunnos Daniel Tuntuni Nlirliael Vlllrner Couvh: Stun Dlugosz Trainer: Chris Alig0l'l1i1-in r ff, ,VN , ,f V ,fffir - 0132? 80 3!27!78 4!l!78 4!5!78 4!8!T8 4!l0!78 4!l4!78 1!l7!78 4!22!T8 1!24!T8 4!28!T8 4f29!78 5!1!T8 5!3!T8 5!6!T8 5!9!78 5!ll!78 Essex County College Sonic-rs:-t Community College Cloueesler County College Bergen County College Cammlvn County College Brookdale Community College Atlantic' County Collge linion College Princeton JV Buvks County Community County College' of Morris Cumberland County College Burlington County College Middlesex Community College 0:1-an County College Region XIX Tournament WOME 75 TENNIS 3!29!78 4!5!78 4!8!78 4!1l!78 4!15!78 4!18!78 4!20!78 4!22!78 4!26!78 4!29!78 5!3!78 5!9!78 5111-13 Atlantir County Community Gloucester County Community Bergen County Community Camdftn County Community Somerset County Community Cumberland County Community Wesley Junior College llnion College lVliddlesex County Collm-gr County College of Morris Burlington County Community Ocean County Community Regional Tournament Donna Choll Michele Farrington Cheryl Gaskill 3? :,,..y 'L , ll-: JoAnne Gibson Nancy ,losher Barbara Phelps Cynthia Strarhan Sheila Voelwl Coach: Peg Beckelman Trainer: Chris Ang:-rmrivr .. .,t,,., ,, . 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M4- BA EBALL Shawn Conlon S11-phn-n D4-Nlay Stn-vw llnllwmiki Jon' Elllriclgn' Todd Eslulmrnok Rivhzmi Hmwlnu Nhlxt'4l1lhIlslbI1 Jm',Iuil14'l' Ke-rrp KlIIt'llllk juhn N'lu11gz1ni1-lln Cmrlge' Nlalllnllvlli Nlikv xll'ClllIS Gary Wigliuvri Wuynv Muvllm-r I1-t'1'Pvltil Anthony Rmmum Mika' Hussu Rmlxllll 5l'Lll4llll'4'i Holm-rl Smith Rub:-rl SIIPLIFIIILIII Frank T1-rlilz Mark Wirlnmnn Km-n Zl'gklI'4lxi Mark fiulkmxski 82 wh Widw i' R-of 'if' 'it- f5,,, 'In 3125178 3128178 3129178 l'SC Sullxehatvliit- Czniiptis Wingate College- Vllingate College 3130178 l4UlllSlHlI'g College 411178 l'ic-dmont Teeliiiiwzil lnslilutv 414178 Atluntitf County Community 416178 Somerset County College 4181T8 Conilnunity College ol' lllorris 419178 Delznvare Tevh - Stanton 4112178 Cilllttlkfll County' Colle-ge 11115178 Bl'Utll'il'l3lP Community llollegt 4116178 Ylontelair State JV 4118178 Gloucester County College 4-1l9178 llrinet-ton lvniyersity .lV 4120178 Mitltllt-Sex Community College 4122178 Essex County College' 4123178 Kiugshorougli Connnnnity Co 4125178 Ovean County College 4127178 Burlington County College 41231T8 l'rinee-ton lfniyersily 'l'ournc y 4129178 l'riiu'eton University 'l'ourn4-y 4130178 llrinreton University Tourney 4130178 Rider College 512178 Cllltllbffliifttl County College 513178 Bunk County' Collegi- 516178 Bergen County Collt-gr 517178 Nzwsau County Coinniunity 5111-13 Region XIX Tournunu-nt gl' J K Ja 19 X' H f ' 9 fm B Q TJ Q5-V.-A r....m4, v-1, SUFTBALL Dianne Abbott Lynn Angvlinmh Cindy Burnbr-ra Dianm- Harhigli joannti X. Howard Karon Huttthinson Sharon Maguire Carol Mclntyrn- Chvryl Nativi- Elainei Paulivk ilavkie SPrin4-sr Kiinbvrly Watvrs rarh: Bob Lester 84 4!6!78 1!8!78 4!l2!78 4!15!78 4!17!78 4!20!78 4!22!78 4!26!78 4!29!78 5!2!78 5!6!78 Ebsvx Counlx Connntinitx Curnbvrland Countx Coinniunitx' Brookdale' County Connnunity Camden County Connnunity Bucks County 1121.1 Community County Collcgo of Morris Atlantic County Community Bergen County Community Ocean County Connnuniti' Middlesvx County Coinniunity Burlington County Cornrnunity ,Q ll '-A ACTIVITIES Nw 5, AND , EVENTS A K If-Iv K y ' ily of CX I I N--f6!A'II' 7 'ffxi is F xx Nm 1 5 41,-.I J rw-4445 f II4.f1Q, V WM If I, I Xn A I X' 4,:WmQf'1Qlff idx f-5x3',fX 'R f' My ' QI I I I II' ff I ff I Va f I mf tif SPN IE 181 I IX I I I f rfgx, I N ENR ' U I fggffl 'Y IW W , 3 I 1 IIE ' 1. Z9 . Q fx 40 ' . KN -KJ X I X . H f. :. I 99 ,idk L' Q X 6 x gf fog XX B B ' ' J , V ,X 'If I J. I, P ' - fq, A 2 - r yy, 1 -4,-I Q, 3 f Q y of ff 5 I I f . 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I- Wg I W 'f if I 'X X ' : I v' :U - I- XI I 1' I -2 I ,f iff: II MI I 7 I Q 'gf :L , I ,MII ,fn fl I If. ., by 4, I 1' Q I ,-,EI I-F' - I I., II W ' - -y 1 xg, iff- ff,-If N ,Q If ,mf I K I YA , + R I I I If N If I yi' ,Nf , xx , Q .fgghfqy '. 4 9 ',' Qyg . I , - fx' fu: I I I I , - up ll ff '-,sf I I -If 'js my I' 15517 ' fmim.. Haw I' .I ,K I ,Ulf ,. I 1 I f 3- ff ,Ibis ,. 5357: Q .f, ,V 7. ji -gf Ir lt' A-EJRLIQ iii-I N lv I ll, bg!! Yi' J I 'rc' 1 .,f V, 1 1 4 ' AI ' fr :QA I A .I W I I If U.. 1 fc ' , ' if ,,.-.., ,,I, I ' I If ' 'lx ma 'HA' A 5 ,7 f A2 fb IL I ff' - ' 9if,wr1cnm1vg,, -,N Slop by any time - lhv C1-ntvr is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. lN1onday through Thursllay and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday - and meet the stall. Kathy Rarig is the Directorg Dium- Banks is thnx Plam'vxm'l1l flom'dir1alol': Anna Wvillingham llumllvs ll1ll't't'l' Assesslm-Ill: Allan Adler is in Ulliifgfx ol' the Cfnupvllilixv Ealuvation PI'Ugl'LllIl. and Clara Arnelh and Gloria Blue- arm' llll' helpful sc'1'n'ta1'im-s. xx IX lim-ig. lJlI't'4'l0I' SHIIIUIIIQ lrrmwe' lllflbllgjll il fvlf-1-lim of varevr l1rm'lml'4-s. 3 3 1 4 .. -M Am x. flfgsfk' V ,ll cl X N -ir s ' Vi The Career Development Ccn- ter, located on the second floor of thc West Windsor Student Cen- ter. serves as thc focal point of career inlorniation. career assess- ment, and placement. Nlemlicrs of the college and community can obtain general and specific career inlormationg have their interests. xalues and aptitudes asscssedg learn more about the world of work through workshops, semi- nars, and the System of Inter- active Guidance and Information tSlGIJg and receive direct assist- ance in finding a career position through the Placement Service. This Service provides career and employment information for both current students and alumni. The Center also includes the Coopera- tive Educntion Program which offers students the opportunity to gain valualilc employment ex- pericncc while enrolled in a par- ticipating program of study at MCCC. Among the Centcris suc- cessful actixitics this year was Ca- reer Day wlicre business and in- dustry representatives talked with intcrcsted students. 87 1 f b 41,4 ooror ,,, n fp to etr ioisi i - ln addition to housing the Testing Center and the Writing Center, lNlCCC's Library continues to expand its facilities to serve the college and tho community. The valuable collection of Cybis port-elains and artxsorlts. a circulating art reproduction and record Collection, welll and 1li'y study carrals with appropriate media, an vxtvnsixe book and pt-rioditral collection. a typing room, group study rooms - any and all ol' these facilities Illdlit' tht- Library a popular plave, The Art Gallery - hosting numerous exhibits throughout the year A- displavs lVlCCCis xast variety of artistit' talt-nt. S W? 48 Xa... ,-. . X sf,-Q 1,9-fo l'i:-lim-tl ltvrv arm- lzlnn-I Bit-kal and 'll-tl Uttvn, tm: F ' ltll l4'Zl1'll!'lAS who nsv tht! Writing ll4'llll'l' for thvlr l'HlH'5l'F. ,x The Writing 00111011 now in its svvund yvar. provides a quivt. ntvdiu-vquipped plum' for studvnts to perliwft their writing skills. Mrs. Norm-4-n Duncan, thc English Dcpartment TA.. assists studvnts with the Construvtion. improvvnlcnt and lDl'0Uli-l't'll1llIlg of any writing assignntvnt for any voursv. In addition to its function as a walk-in lirst aid station for studvnt writing IJI'0lJlt'IllS, thv Cvntvr is also used as part of FIG 101 l'0lll'FOS. ll uni- vltiwlwn van lrnilnl llll'l't' 1-mnnplt-x st-itll-in-4-s in te-n ininntt-s. htm n ll'Ft'glll1lI' if-rlms 1-an hm' tvnse-fl in it innnlli xsitli nu nfs? 89 'E' ' PAPER PUSHI G Cars may run on increasingly expensive gasoline, but MCCC runs on paper. First, therels the annual New Student Orientation Day when Student Handbooks are dis- tributed and introduetions to administrators made. You can also fill out forms lor parking permits and joining clubs at the Activities Fair which follows. If The Col- lege Voice is functioning, you can pick up their VVeleome Baek issue. The Book- store is happy to relieve you of those funny pieces of green paper, and you should cheek the course outlines on file in the Library. The only paper you won't find is wallpaper. ,W-v 'ia A47 l To keep the paper industry happy, there's pre-registration, regular registra- tion, late registration, student loan forms, applications for graduation, eap and gown measurement forms, yearbook photo appointment slips and wrappers on candy, Twinkies and ice erearn sand- wiches. You might notice that the paper cups are getting smaller, but there's a machine that changes green paper into round pieces of metal. lsn't progress wonderful? While one sn-nn-ster is running out. ll' the vlass full. take your pink form The easy part is oyer. Now lake the eourse another is being horn. Get you new gnnl your pink card baek to Station Two and write your research papers and lake senn-ster schedules at Iln- liegistraris and start over. your voinputer printed tests. Ulliee or through the niail. 90 --...Q l .31 TH, if M iii vs. t CHE E'k 5 F ta ski' lt it 5 .. ,IN WEEK ABOUT WOMEN7, The Women's Coalition, a new and vital part of MCCC campus life proved its organizational ability with the May 15 through 19th Week About Women held at both campuses The events included: Monday, May 15 Tuesday, May 16 Arts and Crafts Show Evelyn Stern's multi-media Sense of Beautyv Student piano recital Cecilia Hodges Drewry's dramatic readings Reception Film: The Sterile Cuckoo followed by a discussion by Marilyn Gilroy 51 Janet Birkal Wednesday, May 17 Women's Day at the Kerney Campus Reception Helen Fcrber speaks on dieting Ebony Dance Group of THS Friends Choir Nunzio C:-rnoro's lecture on Finances Discussion on rape with Detective White Thursday, May 18 MCCC Awards Day at which the Women's Friday, May 19 Coalition presented a 3200 scholarship to June Coates and a certificate of merit to Patricia Butler. Luncheon Discussion program on women returning to school with Angela lVlcClynn, Bob Keane and Pat Carr Discussions on nutrition, exercise and sexuality with Florence Melick, Angela McClynn and Chris Ang:-rmcier Run for Fun, a two mile race for fifty participants tpictured belowl PRESENTI G . . . R L' Jl A J J X,x, jr' louljulumlnll II 'fill III Irlll CHEFIDLE DUD - PIHNISTS presented by performing arts deoa rtment mercer county community college fndav.feoruary24 Born Kelsey tneatre west vvindsorcarnpus Qe Come odd x re an LO'0Oof0 N Q ce t welt C0055 Dex N t x Qaida ,novo Cl QQCZSQCO ot2'5d:Q0 Sdoel t 21 O5 We . eledczweov com? Y X Xtxexill KXGSOOO X eq dqotisx W V we fttm-tm M55 oem rf we mono v o L y ref 1 i rr i mzfiamzl mime theatre Charles Dlfl-cert! A Christmas Carol MERCER CHU DREN 'S THEA l RF Mercer County Community Ct-ll--qv Perlormrng Arr-. Department adapted and dlretled hy 'l'hrmi.ie Performances' Thursdalg. Decvmlwi Z2 .xml Friday, ecernlwr Z3 .it 7 O0 In ni Kelsey Theatre Mercer County Community College West Windsor C ampus Pho story ol how a miserly husiilirsenvtirv. lilwrwszur Snrooge, Iindu ine spirit nl Christmas. makes ti delrghtlul vwrrrnq W Mntltt ol liolrr-ldv ortterzttlrwwnt ltrr ilu' will-r tmrrrls A CHRISTMAS CAROL will in pw---rrtt-cl in Iwo .ia rs wlili tin irrlerrnissnrrn K Reservations S216-ltv9H Admission Adults S2 00 Children il UU , ?,, I 'T , ' 7' L l v X ,Y er y . ,jf :J :dv 'fy ffxxt I 1' . it r if-it I wt -wwe' ' M ' r 0 :fa l eb Qii ' if z?5' A Y 8pm Friday, February 10 Kelsey Theatre West Windsor Campus General Admission S3 Senior Citizens Free For information call: 586-4695 Presented by the Performing Ans Department Mercer County Community College The Lyric Quartet 92 Then began, on an average of one a week, a series of lectures llike the one on Harold Pinter by Guy Vaesenj, one-man or one- woman shows lHarold Rome being the lirstl, special presenta- tions lsuch as the performances of Donizetti's opera, Rita',l and concerts of inlinite Variety. MCCCE own Concert and Stage Bands under the direction of John Kulpa presented Winter and Spring Concerts in conjunction with the MCCC Chorus directed by Paul Schied. Both groups also participated in graduation cere- monies. The recently established Per- lorming Arts Department had a busy and diversified Hrst year. It began way ahead ol' the rest of MCCC with the annual Tomato Patch Workshop, a summer pro- gram for high schoolers interested in theatre production. The pro- gram closed with the musical com- edy NO, NO, NANETTE. Shown here is one ol' the many chorus numbers from that 1920's show. At the same time the fall semester classes began, ENGLISH MUSIC HALL played a return engage- ment for several weekends in Sep- tember, directed by Jason Barnes. Dramatic presentations of the year began with Guy Vaesen's play THE PRESENT directed by Mr. Vaesen and starring Frank Bilaneio, Phil Brusehi, Tom Moflit, Mary Ann Seville, Andy Hornyak, Don ,lones and Annette Rutherford. Like all produc- tions, casting was open to the entire community. January is an extra special month for this department because ol' Mr. Flynn's British Theatre Seminar and other courses taught at lVlCCCis European base ol' operations - London. ln addition to providing students with three academic credits, it gives them the chance to travel, learn about theatrical professionals, take backstage tours and attend theatre in the cradle of English language drama. Pictured at left is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, one of the stops on the Seminaris lively itinerary. Also visited annually is Players, Theatre where Edwar- dian music hall entertainmenl is a tradition. 93 Cast: Anthony Besel Tom Blackburn Phil Bruschi Frank Cerillo Tom Collins C-ary Fackenthall Sunni Farrington Rick Firstman Barbara Centra Claire Cerdes Mike Hall Andy Hornyak Bob Jahn Louise Juliano Kathryn lVla.hrunit' Eric Metz Tom Nloffil ,loc Piscione ' jim Price Peter Sterman Fred Walker THE by Ben Hecht 81 Charles MacArthur As the year progressed, the theatrical calendar included The National Mime Theatre in BEYOND WORDS. ln February, The Washington Square Repertory Dance Company performed on a stage which would be renovated and reconstruetedduring the spring to accomodate future dance presentations, such as the Princeton Ballet and the Mercer Dance Theatre. St. Patriek's Day was celebrated with an Irish Cabaret following performances of Brendan Behan's tragi-comedy THE HOSTAGE directed by William J. Flynn with sets and lighting by Bob Keane, choreography by Christina Klotz, and musical direction by Rosemarie DilVlarino. The drama season, ending in May, closed with the 1928 American comedy classic, THE FRONT PAGE. Directed by William J. Flynn, with sets and lighting by Bob Keane and technical direction by John C. Schenck, this frantically zany concoction of reporter and policeman mayhem delighted packed houses. Like all MCCC presentations, THE FRONT PAGE offered students discount admission and played a special dress rehearsal for senior citizens. When admission is charged to any MCCC presentation, the cost is reasonable, and thus such productions provide the opportunity for everyone to enjoy our vast cultural heritage. THE HOSTAGE by Brendan Behan Cast: Toni Nloftil Kelly Rodrigues K. Erie Metz Phyllis Angelini Jim Price Arthur Nay lor Bob Crisar Andy Tonti Bob .lahn Alan Anderson Annette Rutlierford Mary Ann Seville Julene Dolewa Linda Roberts Nancy Atkins Terri Diekmeyer Donald jones .. Dick Cleghorn 94 OTHELLO One of the most difficult dramatists to present successfully is Shakespeare. Au- diences may have seen other productions of his tragedies and eomediesg contemporary actors may have difficulty with the Bard's blank verse dialogue and soliloquies. MCCC's production of Shakespeare's por- trait of the affect of jealousy on love ranks hrst in its long line of successful presenta- tions. ln an abridgement by Mr. Flynn. OTHELLO presented Donald Jones with the greatest challenge of his illustrious ca- reer, but this multi talented actor rose to every challenge. With sets by Bob Keane, technical direction by John C. Sehenek and direction by William J. Flynn, the produc- tion was a triumph. Cast: Donald Jones Ben Fults Frank Bilaneio Frank Cirillo Sunni Farrington Andrew Hornyak Tom Moffit Kathryn l. Maruhnic Mary Ann Saville Craig Nalbone Joseph Demyon Ed F oris Phil Bruschi Michael Saville Gino D'Amelio Robert Jahn ADRIGAL DINNER 96 What may prove to be an annual tradition began in December with the Madrigul Dinner sponsored by the Alumni Federation and organ- ized by Emily Nlueklow and Grayson Van Camp. The Student Center lJt'1'iiIIlt? a 17th century manor decked with banners. The Mercer Madrigal Singers sang and danced, a brass ensemble played from the baleonies, Edith Silver played a bagpipe Serenade, the one hundred and twenty guests were entertained by a eourt jester, tumblers and a Christmas earol sing led by the lord and lady oi' the manor tTed Otten and Caroline Sweeneyj. Only one guest tried to eat the llaming plum pudding before putting it out. I1 I R.. COLLEGE SENATE The College Senate, an advisory board to the President, mc-cts weekly in SC 151 to disvuss issues vital to the life and suvvess of IVICCC. Chaired this year bv jack Kervi, the Senate is a truly representative body sinro its membership includes students, facultv and administrators. Duans and Administrators Faculty Donald Suppt-rs Salvatore Campanile William Gall E. Timothy Lightlicld Thomas Wiillrid ,lean Norrie Johnson Ronev III Students Mark Hulbert Loc Hood Janet James Alfonzo lVlt'Croy Marilyn D. Freeman Bernard Velivis Cy nthia Wright Kelvin Hugh Audrey Lartiquo Kathy Maruhnir Iqiiflttf- Redding Thomas Perry ,lane Hill ,iiyi isrtia P 1. 'fl ttt- tt Q ft' Ei, ,t,.. 1 ' I if-lt 1 fri'F-ts.,..r'x t' L 'F' Samuel Willig Carter lVl1'CalTrev Pablo Medina Elma Rockctt David Collier Ron Kopcho Carl Kovelowski Jack Mars Ronald Cepner David Crawlord .lack Kervi Dan Nlasciantoni Ed House Carlo Alfare Matt Rosen Sr. Monica Haney Virginia Lucas .lean Widmaier ,lim Feuer Patricia Carr Allen M. Adler Bob Bolge Pat Hipp ,lack Harris Paul Sehied Barbara Milne ,AE ':'-, AWARDS DAY r QEAAA t . wifes, i a mi? X N git ,ta 1 1AfA1 A . sf. While many students apathetiz-ally munehed their lunches, the Annual Awards Day program rewarded those whose scholarship and partieipation in MCCC activities were outstanding. MCCC's outstanding students are listed in WllU'S VVHO AMONG S'l'l,'- DENTS lN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES: they are: Jay Bakewell, Mark Bannworth, Sheri Boan, Corinne Cieslin, Eileen Coombe, Angelina Danko, John DeStelano, Ursula Elkins, An- drew Grant, Anne Guinn, Hilda Guzman, Barbara Handyside, Luha Hlady. Frank Hujber, Dorne Koenig, joan Karpowiez, Susanne Koteh, Evelyn Marshall, Kathy Maruhnie, Angel Mo- rales, Miehael Nostrand, Susan UiConnor, Allen Sigle, Don Stamile, Caroline Taylor, David Weiss. Student Activities Board awards went to Sheri Boan, Susan Landis, David Weiss, Luha Hlady and .lack DeStel'ano. Student Government Association Awards went to Andy Grant, Frank Hujher, Sheri Boan, Jack DeStefano, Luba Hlady, Mike Nostrand. Ronda Rountree. Anne Cathel and Dean Thomas N. Wilfrid. Women's Coalition awards went to June Coates and Pat Butler. Musie Awards went to John Skolits, Toni King, Janice Hut- chinson and Barbara Leigh. Theatre awards went to Donald Jones, Tom Moffit, Kelly Rodrigues, Annette Rutherford, Mary Ann Saville, Frank Bi- laneio, Andy Hornyak, Sunni Farrington, Kathy Maruhnie, Roh- ert Jahn, Erie Metz, Floyd Baekes, Tim Metzger, Miehael Epps and Nant-v Bach. l 1 1 A' is ii' 98 Visual Arts awards went to Gina Bellando, Joel Cermele, Barbara Handyside, Timothy Heins, Rene Kammeyer, Ste- ven Maddy, Steve Majors, John Stein, Richard Sweeny, Terri Wilson, Gerard Zielonka, William Donnelly, Linda Fahner, Michael Boumal. Business Department awards went to Hugh Schneider, Ellen Murphy, Karen Golden, Peter Realmuto, David Chiacchio, Marylou Bernhardt, and Kathy Bencivengo. Math! Physics! Computer Science Department awards went to Robert Foster, Youngsuk Kim, Daniel Maul and Ronald Mains. If you've read this long list, you might have noticed that the same names appeared many times in many different catagories. This seems to carry on a Mercer tradition - the few do where the many could do. Congratulations, one and alll English and Journalism awards went to Emily Albert, Joyce Puff, Serena Manzini, Dave Krause, Kathy Ma- ruhnic and Debra Minunni. Foreign Language awards went to Emily Albert, Nancy Paulauskas, Nora Leland, and Jennifer Fisher. Social Science awards went to Ann Adam, Elizabeth Baran, Marion Brugger, June Coates, Darlene Duttry, Shirley Edwards, ,lo Feller, Maryann Forrester, Marion Fisher, Paula Girvan, Janet Hirschman, Serena Man- zini, Kathy Sabo, Norma Smith, Denise Maher, Charles Warner, Michael Kelly, John West, Stephanie Kelly, John Malkin, David Weiss, and Gail Young. 99 ALPHA ETA RHO me Tlnligisiia ,aft f Null? 'STK A 14, ,.-w ' X ff ',f' ' . A f lil lf nf L gf If , Q5 NIFA finals on May 17-20 found the MCCC Flight Team placing eighth out of twenty-four coinpetitors. Not had lbr the only two year college in the contest. Angel Morales was 1977-78 presidentg Mr. Dave Buchanan is faculty advisor. 100 Rider College is the host college for the IVICCC unit whose command- er was Nicholas Christoft. BABY SITTING CO-OP ARMY R.O.T.C Calling themselves Christ7s am- bassadorsf' Chi Alpha holds twice weekly meetings for Bible study and discussion of religious topics. They also sponsored several films and speakers, and they invite everyone to participate. Mr. Robert jones is fat'- ulty sponsor, and Bai Dairil was this year's president. 1,4 f,, 'f - Those kids playing in the yard outside the Student Center are not somebody's biology class project. While Mom's in class, some other Mom is watching and vice versa. The Co-Op provides a pleasant, construc- tive atmosphere for lVICCC's youngest population group. Mr. Alan Sims is faculty sponsorg Eileen Coombs was the year's president. CHI ALPHA 5 101 mr' ' f -i3ig1glv'v .l' . .i I Vol. X Ne. I7 MERCER couNTv coMMuNl'rv COLLEGE vo 'ssing Piciure? , Where'S the M' -li ' . S Sl 'gel' 'l'd S Mel'C Art Thieve bypgi Clemw' 'dura Mr. Willig 5 'el - ii to OM- 5 me pyfi tice d'scPP'U 'c' Q ui V Sfer . i w-:.r'm'?iS-- of with -Q S n mi. i iwoiokvnl W wiv' is for H w 0 - A 0 nn - I--ms Sam assesses 'ls ' C a . .--i and 0 Q 'Umar U19 office , nd h lon 2 Q hmm arassmenf rbbbed fwice : Eifelu Sh - 1 vi '- n lag ,, f bvkun ni-uno r 8 4 bop: f,g E:Zf in 41' mf beei .it-.lm from disappeared lrom oh. i , - on , , K F I - mul MC? ' occasions. The lirst bur lm: upcrm' and cf l'l l9 Wbinei whig L u M , U43 s ' Wound the beginnlngggly Szwmd descnbes as u lfl'Y Und E Q S I G when S25 was noten, when SISNTJI omni Th' '0 'Y was if o Q i fvlazxhubauv 'wo weeks tum :Ox Nzstrand mid r . ' ri - : : o hr ' - - io., ,i.'z:.:f:2:::Sh fa- -H -I reci 9' 'ndll cord: or He said ' V o Im aes. the , M Q 8 I nm. on Mossy was stolen ch. tim the ccbing, l: ' nm- heh U Urwh 1h f 'Yoo h' gg Q. W h l.7,:.:yseIlil19 Yearbocrlfs, Cgislxac 223 :Fur to figure it omni? H U Q Q 'Y PNP going in and tin 'he mm h d 'O 'Un o M 9e r . f if. ' 1 Wm ll QI ..,i: 'Y, i4h- W., was f.,.,,,..,.. 'w fly, Sona n',f, ff, 0 M ' u,,Z o,l: '1qo,7 5, :om cum: in duiilng .oabifg Na::1lriz.:e:i:'iIt:MhP' . Uu. 0!li,'FUl...4f9n.a 4'41... cb Q f n'. 'ld 'Wk 'hi rush. ' W' Q uf MCCC Orphaned squirrels find ryefu 1 1 by Allen Slglo A '- ax ,.,,g-as 'thru baby squirrels were lound by biology professor Joe Buichko - -4 - Q --- - approximately a monih ago while : 1. 1 n f, e . - 5 1 I I taking his class on an eniomology Af 4 '4 f' ' 'Z' ' ' ' ltold collecting trip, Since then soid 4 . I Q Y A H 1 . - h Barbara Kennedy Bio!Chem l , 1 , A ' ' 1 1 secretary, we have been frying ia , ' ' ' i lind the squirrels a home. I1 was a cold, damp day and the three babies were lound huddled in the road, Obviously they had either lallen from their nest or been driven -am bv c nradatar ol some sort. One '-mf 4' 102 The Post got Nixon, and we got ' Caiitm-on said Kathy lVlaruhnic' in her graduation speech. If you think it's the it plum' of the Silldfllll nvwspapvr to stand up to burocracv. investigate' savrvd vows -K 9 and stir up discussion vwii wht-n there S little to discuss, you prohalily Oiijoyvd thv over-lively, alwavs-ungranimatical COLLEGE VOICE. Pvoplc loved it, hated it, laughed at it, threw it away in disgust, but, and pe-rhaps most impor- tantlv. road it. The dual lvadvrship of Kathi' Niaruhnic and Daw Krause pro- xidf-il a live-lv yearg lavulty sponsor is Kathi Nlairulinii- liobii i Srhorf' Robin Schore. Preparing students for careers and professions is lVICCC,s top goal. To- morrow's engineers lind their club a fascinating introduction to the held, its people and its purposesg they come in Contact with far more than the textbook knowledge their courses provide. Donald Hiles was the 1977- 78 presidentg Mr. Robert Duncan is faculty sponsor. PEP CLUB ENGINEERS, CLUB If there,s anything around MCCC that needs a boost, it's student interest in college activities. The Pep Club tries to give teams and events that needed boost. They look like they could do it too, don,t they? SOCIAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY Let's talk about it. 'I'hat's the pur- pose and chief activity of this weekly group. Founded this year by Art Forman, David Collier and Saul God- wasser, the group sponsored lectures and panel discussions with audience participation. Guy Treadway was the first president. GROUP M RADIO Many students ereate Write and broad life experience with broadcasting and helps the club's many members decide about future careers in the field Art Krauss is the faculty sponsor X - Y' , J' ' Sl ' ' ' 'lf' v as l f W 'A f Q. Q. 7 y f , - - ' . V ' 9 fi . if 7 , 1 wwf, , - 'ylf cast their own shows. This provides a ' real If f fy, - 's' W f. ' ll 1 .p df W X- if ii sp' 1 7 - , 1 lim' 1 ' V ' A l , , x f ,l - -. Q ' - fbi. f . ,, A L . I --Rf . ' s t' ,g'i ' .V .4 Z ' Q., H H J .. . ' .. ff .Sli W X 104- A ' 'N 533 as '49 Li In various stages of organization and disorganization, Mcrcer's own radio station has existed for years, even when MCCC's total base of operations was in downtown Trenton. This year, however, under the dedicated leadership of Frank Hujber, Group M Radio has really become an organized, constantly expanding example of local radio. Broadcasting throughout the day, WMCC provides a variety of programming for those relaxed moments in the Student Center. ,, Q Kap? , ., ,lfv fn. . fs lit em . A JD 14241 W .. a ff' . A 1 X 499.41 ii .aa my Wonder where your activity fee goes? Part of it pays for the many concerts and other activities origi- nated, organized and run by SAB. Jack DeStefano headed the concert committee, Melvina Tolifero was in charge at the Kerney Campus, Luba Hlady handled trips, Diane Randall planned special events, Edward Jo- seph screened hlms. At the helm was Sheri Boang trying to control her were Alan Sims and Barb Milne, faculty sponsors. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION In order to keep alive the knowl- edge of the cultural heritage of so many Americans, the Third World Experience exists. In addition to pro- moting social and cultural awareness among its members, it seeks to make the rest of the community aware by such outstanding events as their an- nual Weekend. Diane Randall was this year's president, Ed Frederick and Martha Gunning were the facul- ty sponsors. Decisions! Decisionsl Who helps make them: SGA, a group of elected students, was headed this year first by Barry Borgianini and then by Andy Grant. Standing behind them with the newly revised Students, Rights and Re- sponsibilitiesv were Alan Sims and Barb Milne, faculty sponsors. THIRD WORLD EXPERIENCE 105 OPE Thi- MIICC Literary lVIagazinc is published each spring. Although most of this pm-nts, vssays and short stories arv products of EG 215 fCrc:ative Writingl, faculty sponsor Howard Vlarvoti invitvs contributions of art, photography and writing from the entire MCCC corninunitv. ALLIED HEALTH CLUB AMERICAN INSTITUTE QF ARCHITECTS STUDENT CHAPTER ART CLUB DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION FOREIGN STUDENT CLUB HDRTICULTURE CLUB KARATE CLUB LATINAMERICAN CLUB RARARSYCHDLDCY CLUB SIGMA PHI ALPHA SDRDRITY SIGMA PHI SIGMA ERATERNITY SKI CLUB . - -H ,M , 0 ,- , ' , .- it nm! 3 1 1. x 'VHA My W wa! vw i , ,W f + . ' ,M AW X, l t ME W r 'X W Q Mmm Ay ,. sv, X - I 5 WMF' J!! ,war H' t -M-n..,' Wffff U ff it f ,, get U ewzwwwm tWf7rw etto .WW ttyi xv 5. 4-'Wm .,,L NAKNN frm, fr JJ A g , can . Qcoogi ooo.. ooo rmfifiov gmifxymrxexi 1: IL it t. if fx Ndfuz - , iffllf 1 1 mt N -, A I K, I K VW, ,,,, MIM, 'I , :J-V I' X ,ff yn. f f ff' Cot a mulch . . . ' . Q 0 O s Q N. L, x x 'S 3' an o 0 o Q X Q Q , , . wt, ' ' ,. ., S! .,.. ., LLVV . ,LL, , . , . . 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KWWWMQ 6014910 45,6511 f2a0Qf17T,,Lzm 9240! ,aJAwpiAa6 4151. r S 'ff Faculty ni:-nihn-rs llike- llvurgv Colnaghi. Angela Mc'Cly'nn, lliann' Banks aml Shirley' l-'ishnuui, rightj joined tlu- Provcssional It-tl lay Dvun Crawley' and Prof. Masviatitutii. Thx- CIJIIIHIPHCPITIPYII Adflrvss was tlvliu-rn-ml hy Frank J. Tlionlpsmi. flUIlgI't'SSIl1LlIl of the il-th District. Carol ,l. Sing:-r and Kathryn l. Malilhnim' wvre' the' sttnlvnt slwz1lxf'i's. 116 QM i :1,l llrucluutvs with Highwl Hunurs were: l.y'nn D. Angeline, Maria Bonlltnti. June lloutvs, Cindy' L. Fvesv, Kuthvrinv A. Vlulliis. Svrena Manzini, lwill'g21I'l'l A. Nlvllt-v. Susan C. Lelnk. Carol ,l. Singer untl Yivtoria A. Zak. 'llhi' MCCC Banrl led hy John Klllllil. and Ihr- MCCC Chorus lf't'l hy Paul Schied IN'I'lllI'lIll'tl before. during and aflc-r. A rm-t-pliuii followefl thc' hnur untl a half 4-4-11-iimriy. Q . 5 g Q ge . ' , 'S Q PM MERCER couNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE IPO, BOX B lREN'l0N, NEW JERSI1Y 086941 'H1l,H'liUTNV' MMU! QSLJSUO 1200 OLD 'VRENTON ROAD June 20, 1978 Dear Reader, A few years ago, when the world was a different place and people had priorities which seesred a little different from what they are now, VIKING was ready at graduation. This year's book will reach you a little late, not because of any problem with the publisher, but because the final task of completing the book was left to just two i.ndividuals, neither of whom had the sixty hours a week that it takes to plan, organize, produce and distribute this chapter i.n NEOC's history. Perhaps you think the book is small. How big was your contribution? Perhaps you think that too much has been left out. Perhaps there are names spelled wrong and faces incorrectly identified. Perhaps the greatest tragedy of all is that there were sirrply not enough people around who cared - except about the final product. Who do you think puts a book like this together? You were supposed to. Your activity fee helped pay for it. EH you lmow where that hunk of cash was going? Perhaps thi.s is a statement about society as a whole. Man's concern for the world he lives in is evidenced by the way in which we squander our fuel supply, pollute our rivers, air and minds, and close our eyes when sights becane too unpleasant. We leave the job of cleaning up to someone else. We leave too much to someone else. You left this yearbook to me and my faculty advisor. What does that say about the other nanbers of the class of '78? I knew sane of them frcrn classes I shared with them. I knew about two hundred of them fran the face they gave me to put in the graduates' section of this book. Who and where are t.he rest of them? Thank God, it's finished. wound Michael Nostrand, Editor Class of '78 N...-Qfiil -N., - f 2 ' 4 9 .w , ' r M.- ., . ,, K, VY- - sv ,X X svf f 'I 1 , 1 , r 1 M KG, Af X MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Iohn P. Hanley, President Fred L. Anker, Dean of Administrative Services Salvatore C. Campanile, Executive Assistant to the President Iames I. Freda, Assistant to the President and Assistant Dean for Development Mary T. Howard, Dean for Urban Affairs E. Timothy Lightfield, Dean for Planning, Management and Information Services Donald L. Suppers, Dean for Academic Affairs Thomas N. Wilfrid, Acting Dean for Student, Community and Personnel Services BOARD OF TRUSTEES Anthony S. Zuccarello, Chairperson Rose C. Nini, First Vice Chairperson Edward A. Callahan, Second Vice Chairperson Sido L. Ridolfi, Esquire, Treasurer john P. Hanley, Secretary Albert B. Kahn, Esquire Donald I. Kennedy Simon Marcson, Ph.D. William H. Thompson, D.D.S. MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Arthur R. Sypek, County Executive Albert E. Driver, Ir., President Barbara B. Sigmund, Vice President james C. Hedden Eugene V. Howard Paul I. Sollami, Esquire Ioseph Tighue Iohn S. Watson