Clinton Community College - Praecursor Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1979 volume:

TO CLINTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE High on a wooded bluff overlooking beautiful Lake Cham- plain stands a building rich in history. A former summer White House, a former Catholic seminary - how rich the heritage, how haunting the memories. Yet, our memories as students in this beloved building we call CCC are just as poignant, just as significant. Education is a ladder with many rungs and Clinton is one of our education’s most memorable ones. To our school we dedicate this yearbook - with affection, gratitude, and many lingering memories. 2 3 i'.-. . «X STUDENT LIFE 4 5 SPRING PICNIC 6 7 ORIENTATION 8 9 JUNIPER CRUISE 10 ——---------------------------------- 11 THE MEDAL lama child and I lie in a crib I play with my toes and sometimes with my green turtle. There is a medal hanging from my father’s neck and I reach for it. I am a child and I p ay with a medal. I am a child and I stand in the garden. I am taller than the weeds and I stretch for the dragonfly. The garden slopes away to a fence and the noise of a factory. It is a world I hear but that I know nothing about. I am a child and I play with dragonflies. I am a child and I have gone out into the world. I search for the door back to the garden but I can find none. It is a long time before I realize that I must go on. I am a child and I search for a door. I am a child and I am a man. I bend over the crib and the hand gropes for my medal. There are inscriptions on it and the fingers close over the story. I am a father and I care for the child. by Thomas Krampf American Poets Co-Operative Publications, Copyright 1976 Printed by Morning Star Press, Pollar Hill Road, West Whately via RFD Haydenville MA 01039. 12 13 o won� )� l Mi Ul p VOM ANYTHING GOES 14 15 18 BEACH CLEAN-UP 19 You want how many? I’ve been good, Santa CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY 21 GAME ROOM 22 23 CCC AT WORK 24 25 SCIENCE LAB CANDIDS 26 General Charts 27 VETERANS’ FLAG PRESENTATION 28 IT POLAR BEAR First thoughts, second thoughts ... the downward climb Were number ONE CLUB I’m glad that wasn’t me out there Two more minutes This is dog-gone cold 30 I wonder if it is as cold as the weatherman said ... he could be wrong ... Not bad ... 31 It was only TEN minutes!?! I know its out there somewhere NURSING AT CCC 32 33 -mfo’■� . pm jmbbI SPORTS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS TOP: Lori Steuens, Gwen LaPointe, Laurie Rabideau. BOTTOM: Pam Tripp, Valerie Wolgast, Michele Bernard. 37 TOP: Coach David Vivian, Dan Dwyer, Bruce LaPoint, Tom Buckley, Jay Patterson, John Crowley, Ricky Bruce. BOTTOM: Tom Munn, Mike Gibson, Bob Mowrey, Micky Case, Ricky Note, Dan Padula, George Stackpole. 38 MEN’S BASKETBALL TOP: Barry Mitchell, Gil Mattes, Wendell Moore, Chris Charles, Frank Jackson, Richard Roper, Clifton Brooks, Maceo Dubose. BOTTOM: Mgr. Eddie Martinez, Frank Jackstoct, Bob Mowery, Kevin Jones, Coach Alan Eremin. 40 41 42 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TOP: Coach Cathy Philips, Tammy Liberty, Jill Sears, Julie Wahl, Sue Long, Ann Rose, Laura Ratta. BOTTOM: Nancy Davis, Sandy Danforth, Judy Bruette, Bonnie LaMere, Cindy Nadeau, Ginney Jurofeik. You’ve got to be kidding! 43 STUDENT PORTRAITS 44 Scott Aldrich Sue Arbenger Patricia Ashline Arif Alikili 46 Louis Balletta Peggy Banker 47 Kathleen Beebe Robin Bell 48 Monica Bull Robert Bullock 49 Mary Casey Marie-Helen Catudal 50 Cindi Clay Bruce Cocchi 51 Michael Cordero Carey Crawley Gerald J. Cumisky Debra Daniels Jerry Decelle Nancy Davis 52 53 Penelope Eagle Samuel Eason Julie Farber Sarah A. Favero 55 Mary Garvey John Gillen Judy Gilpin Debbie Godin Abdul Baaqee Homed Starr Hayes I Robert Haynes Hugh Herron Juan D. Houston 57 Harold Huffman Michael Hynes Arthur Johnson Ralph Kessler Eugene Kieman 60 Karen Lewis Suzanne Long 61 Theresa Macklin Carol Magdziuk Cathy Maisano Sue Manning Sylvia Manor Ed Martinez 63 Mary Lou Mclnturff Robert McLaughlin 64 Karen Mesic George Miller Donna Moore Robert Moses 66 Carla Nelson Susan Osborne Sandra Pederson Kaym Peterson Maty Perry T. J. Powers 67 68 Anthony Radosevich Laura Ratta Ann Rose Mille Rinn Laura Rounds Leo Rudolph Sharon Schmidt Walter Semick, Jr. Fowzia Sherian Ted Stein 71 Diane Sudduth Kania Sherian Sharon Therout Thomas Theresa Valerie Thompson Philip Tieman 73 Tammy Waldron Bonnie Whalen Dawn Wood Helene Worthy Ly e Young Peter Zielinski 75 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY and STAFF President Light and his assistant, Mrs. Goineau Dean Shea and his assistant, Mrs. Rhodes 77 Dean Eveleth and his secretary Caria Weisbeck Dean Schwartz and his secretary Sue Defayette Dean Carey and her secretary, Mary Duprey BUSINESS STAFF: STANDING-Bill Buttery, Ann Torrance, Sandy Sipe, Patricia Henaghan, Kathleen Borrie, and Laura Whipple John Parsey Director of Research and 79 Development ADMISSIONS AND COUNSELING STAFF: Betty O’Leary, Bob Wood, Tom Pearl, and Sheryl McLean FINANCIAL AIDS: Conan Mooney and Karen Goodrich 80 REGISTRAR: George Schnob STAFF: Joan Duquette, Donna Dukette, and Kathy Potocki LIBRARY STAFF: STANDING-Jason Camwright, Kay LaMonde, and Mark Osborne. SEATED-Topsy Smalley, Helen Walker, and Marge McNeil. 81 NURSE: Eileen Brewer BOOKSTORE: Leroy; Sterkel and Sandy; Regan RECEPTIONIST: Alice Wyatt 82 CONTINUING EDUCATION STAFF: STANDING-Pamela Romeo, Karen Guay, Dean John Adams, Charles Barletta, Len Skillan, Jacalyn Hewson. SEATED-Sue Defayette, Darlene Hurd, and Brenda Towne. VETERANS COUNSELING: Roger Thompson and Marion Dragoon 83 AUDIO VISUAL: Ray LaMonda and Tony McLeod INMATE HIGHER EDUCATION: Joe Garbera, Nana; Simpson and Bob Merrill CUSTODIAL STAFF: SEATED-VP. George Riley, Art Merrifield and Leon Brooks STANDING-Dennis Felsing, Bill Lechowit, Clarence Hewson and Euclid Charland 84 NURSING STAFF: Barb Schawe, MaryJane Mirranda, Agnes Pearl, Barb Tower, Jan Tuomey and Joella Elder BUSINESS FACULTY: Jim Bougill, Gena Proulx, Bill Elliot, Pat Bliss, Tom Rainey 85 HUMANITITES: Sue Lane, Pat Clark and Ellen Herman ENGLISH: John Weldon, Alan Eremin, Elliot Richman, Jan Forsman and David Kevorkian 86 SOCIAL SCIENCE: The DeSorbo “ ‘ vu' 'er’ nnare Kinney, Carl Lutters Tom R ■ ’ IOm Robinson, Phil Hardy and Fram MATH-SCIENCE: MlchaelHeHnger_ 87 HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION and RECREATION Kathy Morocco and Sara Rowden CRIMINAL JUSTICE: Mildred Kelly and John Dhayer 88 ADVERTISING The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Ramark Varden STUDIOS INC. 89 c. c. c. Book Store For All Your College Book Needs” We Also Buy and Sell Used Books To Save You Money Compliments of National Bell Stores 95 Margaret St. Plattsburgh North Country Shopping Center The “In Place Jeans Plus Home of Fashions Big N Shopping Center In Jeans Over 10,000 Paris In Stock Levi — Lee — Wrangler 90 Baker Pharmacy Skyway Shopping Center 561-3355 Russell Stover Candy Gifts — Cards — Cosmetics Imported Pipes — Cigars — Tobaccos Baker Medical Supply Wheelchairs 145 So. Catherine St. Walkers Hospital Beds 561-3355 Exercise Equip. Complete Home Care Sickroom Equipment Allan Hachigian President •Investigators •Security Specialists •Armored Car Service NCISS 59 Clinton St. • (518) 561-0323 , (days) Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 (518) 563-0800 (nights) Expert Watch Clock Repairing Jewelry Repairing Engraving Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Jewelry Silverware Charles and Sons, Jewelers Successors To Thos. S. Clark 28 Clinton St., Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 Telephone 518-563-3495 Joe’s Barber Shop “Your Appearance Is Our Business” Plenty of Free Parking Plattsburgh, N.Y. Skyway Shopping Center 561-9173 91 Fine Dining In An Early American Setting Open Daily Noon To 10 PM Lunch — Dinner — Cocktails — Gifts (518) 561-5140 5 Miles South of Plattsburgh on Rt. 9 EVERYBODY'S Supermarket Westport, N.Y. Store Hours 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Fri. 9:00 to 9:00 Sun 10:00 to 5:00 Chez Lionel Restaurant and Lounge Where Gracious Hospitality, Delicious Foods And Choice Liquors Await You Owned and Operated By Nelly and Lionel Kinne In The Heart of Downtown Plattsburgh 15 Bridge St. Plattsburgh, N.Y. Tel. 561-2910 Phone: 561-6040 Unisex Styling Frank Diana’s Vogue Shangri-La Beauty Salon 44 Sharron Ave. Plattsburgh, N.Y. Open Thurs. Fri. Evenings Permanent Waving Frostings And Color A Specialty Phone: 563-1221 C ut andC urU BEAUTY SALON 10 Couch St. Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 ' 92 Aa , Sabr r i L er.s E so M Bobcat CB Sales 293 Margaret St. Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 (518) 561-0600 General Repairs Welding Moore’s Garage West Chazy, New York 12992 Phone 493-4781 24 Hour Towing Snowmobile Sales Service Body Fender Work BankAmericard—Master Charge Tires—Batteries—Accessories Plattsburgh Auto Truck Salvage P. O. Box 337 Rt. 3 Plattsburgh, New York 12901 Phone (518) 561-8614 Free “Hot Line” Parts Locator Service id Horvcylr Sid Harvey Of Albany, Inc. 157 Pine Street Plattsburgh, New York 12901 (518) 563-6660 Wholesale Heating Air Conditioning Refrigeration l� ;irl� sirci moss beautiful fashions beautiful fashions Pyramid Mall Plattsburgh, N.Y. Student Discount Card 563-0630 Available At Barbara Moss YEARBOOK STAFF Carla Nelson, Editor 94 T. J. Powers, Business Editor Jan Forsman, Advisor 95 Donna Wisniewski Diane Sudduth