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

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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

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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

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,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