Cayuga Community College - Nainrubua Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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CCC!!CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC!CCC!CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCG Part of the fun was joining a club. a busy schedule However it also meant Groups included everything from the a good time Judo to the Ukranian to the Newman As a means of raising money many clubg and if a special group didn't al- of the clubs held beer blasts and bake ready exist, all it took to start your sales. There were even such get togeth own was a little ambition and a vote by er occasions as the Model U N and a if the Student Government Organization. children's Christmas party It was a Some of us not only became involved busy year for both those involved as in one club, but we found ourselves members and those who supported members of two or three. This insured these hard working groups h 28 Clubs Divider AS WELL AS OFFERING GOOD BREWS for a good price, beer blasts were a great way to get to know people. John Costello of Cay- uga C3 talks with Margerat Maroon of Buf- falo. Both attended the Student Activities Board's first social event, a beer blast featur- ing the rock group, Fate. GET READY FOR THE SNOW! Nancy Sim- monds and John Breault watch films as they sit at their table advertising ski boots. lt was all part of the ski club's demonstration day in the lounge, which took place early in No- vember.

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110 5-nb FRONT ROW: Lucinda Colvin, Deborah Milazzo, Tim Brennan SECOND ROW: Steve Churchill, Lynn McKean THIRD ROW: Lisa Pennell, Jan Barnes, Kathy Newman FORTH ROW: Kathy Kundert, Cinde Oughterson, Luba Droczak BACK ROW: Larry Valliere, Sam Giacona, Dave Hungerford 30 Political Science Club The auditorium was dark and quiet No sound Nothing Then a voice from somewhere yelled The lights aren't high enough They have to be leveled more What was hap pen1ng What was going on? There in front of me were tables and chairs in a straight line, and above them the multi-colored flags of different nations. The auditorium began tak- ing the shape of the Model United Nationsg and within a few hours it would be full of students from var- ious schools, representing 60 coun- tries. Registration day cameg and the gf' rf 1 H113 am, We mg! THEY SPECIALIZED IN THE UNU AL The ALLNATIONS Dance Com ny performed during the second even of the Model United Nations One o the many talented artists demonstrat the colorful Ribbon Dance from Ch high school students arrived pill out of cars and buses At first re istration was very orderly and everyone was cooperating Thing went smoothly until about 2 p Then disorganization set in and t lugh school students were confus asking questions like Where do register Where do I go next'7,' F1 ly things calmed down and every went in the auditorium to hear t opening speeches. Constantine Georgescu, a Romanian delegate the real U.N., and Dr. James Du a sociolgy professor at Onondag Comunity College, were the spea ers. After their presentation, Au burnian Guy Germano took over