Cayuga Community College - Nainrubua Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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Libras Are Marian Adamo Dale Alberti John Alfonsetti Dennis D. Alvard Mary Anderson Bob Appell Mark Arnitz Lynne Auchampaugh Deborah Baker Jane Baldwin Linda Bancroft Christina Barber Janis Barnes Diane Barron Kelly Bellnier Did you ever meet a sophomore who was arguing strongly and then, in the middle of the argument, switched sides? Or perhaps you found yourself confused, when a sophomore who was talking your ears off, suddenly became very quiet and listened to every word YOU said? Donit be confused, you probably ran into a Libra. More sopho mores were born under the Libra sign fbetween September 24 and October 231 than under any of the other ll astrological sun signs. Ruled by the planet Venus, Libras v are generally thought to be very at- tractive. Their smile can melt any heart. The balance scale is the symbol of Libra and plays an important part in his or her life. When the scales are in balance, a Libran can be the most har- monious person you've ever met. When the scales tip. however, a Libran can become very stubborn, restless and quarrelsome. For weeks a Libran may be constantly on the move, busy with one project or another. Then, all of a sudden, he'll plop down in a chair and dynamite won't move him. 94 Adamo-Bellnier I I .J The one quality, however, that makes Librans well-liked by others their fairness to everyone. A would make a very good Secretary State, with the ability to see both of an argument and would be able bring the worst enemies together. Librans never make quick 4 They like to think before they act Some people become quite fn with the length of time it takes for Libran to make a decision. It is that he is slow, but that he is l analyzing the problem in his mind fore he acts. Once his mind is made however, it is very hard for someonl try to change it. Impatient and imp sive people bother most Librans. The astrological personality that seems to be the exact opposite of a Libra is a person born under the si r of Aries fbetween March 21 and A 201. Oddly enough the fewest num of sophomores f25j were born und this sign. Ariens are known to be very im- pulsive. They act quickly, often witl out even thinking. They can be very impatient, especially with people wi weigh every word and decision. The would much rather come to a quic decision and then act as soon as po sible. As his symbol, the Ram, indicate an Arien charges into situations witl tremendous amount of vigor. Give ll a cause and he'll tight for it until tht end. An Arien is very likely to do w in his chosen career. ALTHOUGH LIBRANS are known to lc a good argument, they also enjoy friend conversation. Librans, Maria Mazzaroppi and Dan Elko, display the famous smile typical of their sign. fA1so, Librans most often have a dimple.J

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look Ill ccccv Sophomore: PATHS CROSS as Dan Elko heads for the gym and Cid Mills heads for class. Both sophomores Dan was interested in playing professional baseball but majored in business as something more stable, while Cid went straight to a major in physical education. It didn't seem possible that our two years were almost over, but suddenly there we were, ready to graduate. For many of us this was it. No more teach- ers, no more books. We were ready to face the sometimes treacherous job market with our new skills. Even be- fore school was out, many of us had written resumes, looked at want ads, and even set up interviews. Others had used CCCC as a stepping stone between schools. We began dragging out applications, searching for the ideal four-year college. Would our 'cumes be high enough? What about financial aid? We waited impa- tiently with crossed fingers. Still others were planning to return for another semester during '78-'79. We were interested in learning all we could. However, because of our fam- ilies, our jobs, or our finances, trans- ferring to a four-year college was out of the question. Sophomore Divider 93

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Number One Theresa A. Berry Linda Bishop Louis Bizzari Sara Bondoni Kim Braccio Lynn Brangan Denise Braun John Breault Scott Brennan iirvii fr, sg an 12 cs, 'K r. f' 31. if -K J fb. fi! - .. 1-4 AN ARIEN, Mike Millilo, agrees that he of- ten acts first and thinks later. Mike also has the well-marked brows that are associated with his astrological sign. LIKE MOST LIBRANS, Nan Cunningham likes to weigh out the facts before making a decision. Also very typical of a Libran, Nan feels that money is here to spend. As the old saying goes, A Libran and his money are soon parted. Tina Brown Sue Bruton Dorothy Budd John Bueschen Kimberly Bundy Kris Burger The physical feature most asso- ciated with the ram and an Arien is that their well-marked brows often join at the bridge of the nose, form- ing the sign of the ram. His move- ments are quick and he gives an ap- pearance of being quite sure of him- self . The fact is that most Ariens are to- tally sure of themselves. They believe they can do almost anything better than anyone else. If they had a choice of money or glory, they would take glory every time. They do well in busi ness and creative artsg however, their forwardness and unabashed honesty make them good politicians. Ariens have a zest for life that few can match. When knocked down, an Arien will get back up and start run- ning again. Perhaps he's running way ahead of the Libran. But don't worry, as soon as the Libran makes up his mind, he'll run too, and ir1 a speed that is sure to amaze even the Arien. Berry-Burger 95