Clinton Community College - Praecursor Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1983 volume:

The Students of Clinton Community College wish to dedicate the 1983 PRAECURSOR to the college Staff. The Staff is composed of the typists, secre- taries, receptionists, cafeteria personnel, computer operators, library and audio-visual assistants, and the other various persons, who behind the scenes, pull us all together. It is through their dilligence and their helpful attitudes that we, as students, can flow through our semesters at C.C.C. without annoyances. Their efforts almost always go unno- ticed and it is our wish, through this dedication, that we express our deepest respect and gratitude to you ... the Staff of Clinton Community College. Thanks to each and everyone of you! The Students 2 STAFF 4 ILIAR CES In the race to be better or best, miss not the joy of being. Edward A. Gloeggler 5 GRADUATION 1982 6 OLD HOTEL CHAMPLAIN NIGHT FUND RAISING FOR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS ORIENTATION 10 MEN’S BASKETBALL Front Row: Brad Rascoe, Mark Hamel (Co-Captain), Todd Dupell, Mark Revette. Back Row: David Miller (Co-Captain), Mike Tyler, Troy Revette, Tim Coplen, Coach, Paul Harrica. Missing: Dale Hawksby, Todd Underwood, Ron Bishop. ll WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL League Record 2 Wins 6 Losses TEAM MEMBERS Grace Barrett Tammy Carpenter Heidi Chamberlain Denise Deforge Lisa Dragoon — Michele Farrell Cindy LaDuke Vicki Tolosky Peg Warren Captain 12 Soccer Captains: Todd Barcomb, Dale Hawksby, and Todd Underwood. Team: Jim Barcomb, A.J. Burdo, Kevin Carter, Bill Cayea, Terry Doran, Philip Haley, Craig Kilby, Jim Lamarche, Fred Letourneau, Scott McCormick, Rich Munn, Mark Patenaude, Eliot Salzman, Dan Sheenan, Tony Vaura, Dan Yakey, and Eric Young. Coach: Mr. Harrica North Country 1-0 Loss 2-0 Loss Champlain College 1-0 Win 1-1 Tie Paul Smith’s 1-1 Tie 4-1 Win Southern Me. Tech. 2-1 Loss Bridgton Academy 4-1 Loss Clarkson College 4-1 Loss Northwood College 1-0 Loss Schnectady College 1-0 Win St. Lawrence 1-0 Win Canton Ag. and Tech. 4-0 Loss Aditondack Community 2-0 Win Potsdam College J.V.’s 3-0 Win Most Valuable Player — Todd Underwood Most Improved Player — Scott McCormick Rookie of the Year — Jim Lamarche 13 HOCKEY Front Row (L to R): Skip Kent, Ron Rockwell, Bosco McKinney, Mike Waite, Sylvain Guimond. Second Row (L to R): Clarke Herdic, John Cashel, Chris Herdic, A.J. Burdo, Mark Brothers, Todd Polhemus, Tom Patnode. Not Shown: Todd Barcomb, Dan Yakey, Bill Betrus, Mark Parent. 14 WOMENS BASKETBALL Front Row (L to R): Geri Hens — Coach, Grace Barrett, Tina Perry. Back Row: Michele Farrell, Jill Shelters, Cherrie Buffum, Lisa Dragoon, Denise Deforge. (Missing—JoAnn Hynes) 15 TUTORING LAB AND WRITING CENTER “ THE STAFF Rene Elliot Meyers, Pat La Point, Lois Cook Most Improved Student Kevin Couture Special Workshops Writing Center Director Emiley Brown, helps student. 16 MATH LEARNING CENTER So that’s how it’s done! CRIMINAL Your peers ... Gary Favro, Judge JUSTICE I take the 5th ... 18 BEFORE B R E A T Take a deep breath H A L I Z E R ... so I had to arrest her. 19 AFTER Tick-Tack by Pat Allen Tick ... Took ... I see the clock, It’s time to go ... I hear a knock. But no one’s there ... Or so I thought. For once again ... I hear a knock. I don’t kno'w where ... it’s coming from. I think perhaps ... my time has come. I listen now ... and only hear, The sound of a bell ... and a distant drum. I close my eyes ... It’s peaceful here. There’s peace and calm ... coming near. My entire being ... is floating through air. I’m reunited ... with someone dear. SPRING ’82 WELCOME BACK 22 HALLOW EE A PARTY AJ Devilish Carmel Smiles Everyone Nee Won’t You Join Me? HEADSTART CHRISTMAS PARTY 26 TRIM-A-TREE 27 SNOW-FLAKE BALL We hadn’t heard that one before. 13 dances later . .. “And the band played on Was that your foot? It’s worth waiting for. 28 Tom draws the winning ticket for the computer. No thanks. I’ll sit this one out. Grouping together. STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE s mm SCOL DrJfWor S AWARDS BANQUET 31 When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high and don’t be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm, is a golden sky and the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, walk on through the rain Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on—walk on with hope in your heart and you’ll never walk alone, You’ll never walk alone. Richard Rogers Peace is not a season; it’s a way of life. — Abbey Press “Would it Matter to You If cats could bark, and dogs could mew? Would it matter to you? If poets could sing, and singers could rhyme? Would it matter to you? If days were dark, and nights were light? Would it matter to you? If bells would tick, and clocks would chime? Would it matter to you? If winters were hot, and summers were cold? Would it matter to you? If you were me, and I were you? Would it matter to you? If all of us died, and time stood still? Would it matter to YOU? — Pat Allen ’83 32 PORTRAITS Pat Allen Tammy Ashline 34 Margaret Barnett Fahim Ansari Norman Austin Henry Barcomb, Jr. Laurie Brean Mary Bredehoft Lori Brown Judith Brown Rona Brown Kenneth Browne Robert Campbell Carl Carlisle Roger Case Melissa Clyde 35 Robert Chapman Kevin Couture Barbara Dandrow Edwin Delgado Paula Demers Jaime Cruz Freddie DeJesus Leroy Cunningham Marie Durocher Deborah Gordon Lester Edge Harry Graves Robert Glode Sylvian Guimond Theresa Holscher Henry Jefferson Marlea Kernochan Gwynn LaPoint Michael Johnston Eric Langlois Sharon Kodra Carmel Mayville Robert McLaughlin Ronnie Milliam Starr Morris John Mungin Cindy Morrison Ernest Morton Vickie Odle Susan Paradis Wendy Jarrotte Jose Pena 39 William O. Rivers Michael Perry George Rock Cory Phinney Pedro Rodriquez Mary Ellen Rossell Anthony Santangelo Freddie Serrano John Spann Kathy Trudo James Sims William Stevens John White Manny Wilson Trudy Smith Joe Tavarez 42 Shari Young Ann Zerges Bruce Gilmore REMEMBER WHEN — they moved the television set from the cafeteria to the 3rd floor lounge ... — we huddled together in the cafeteria to watch the speceshuttle take off—and we counted down from 10 ... — the price of a large coffee in the cafeteria went from 450 to 500—and you were a nickel short... — you had to walk over wheel barrows of debris while they were renovating... — the rhythmic throbbing of the elevator construc- tion — and you could hear it throughout the school... — they pulled a fire drill 10 minutes into class — and you were scheduled for a test that day ... — you forgot to have your book cleared in the library — and the new security system buzzed you... — you waited two hours (in line) for grant TAP checks — to find out that your’s wasn’t in yet... — someone broke into the college and stole the SLC computer — and the SLC replaced it... — when the elevator broke down—and you walked up 5 flights ... — you sang Xmas songs at the Head Start party — and nobody noticed that you sang off-key ... — you couldn’t figure out who’s dog that was in the cafeteria — but you saw him there often ... — the weather was so bad—and they wouldn’t close school—but when you got to class your teacher never showed ... — the Polar Bear Club took a dive into the 45 de- gree lake. REMEMBER WHEN... REMEMBER WHEN. . . REMEMBER WHEN mi imuli -S3 '-111111111111111111111 “Our Bite Into The Big Apple” by Susie Fauaro ’82 All ten of us went down to explore the “Big Apple”, Some nervous, some excited, some calm, some delighted, But above all, we hit the core, it was there to explore. Our hotel was our home for three long days, But there we did not stay, New York City was our maze. We went to the opera, yes to the Met, This was a scene that no one could set. We also saw “Evita”, yes she was playing, But let me tell you, that she was well worth the paying. The museums were great, no matter what date, The paintings were real, that's how we all feel. The World Trade Center, it was such a sight, until someone got lost, oh what a fright! Bagels and hotdogs, yes we did eat, The various foods were such a treat. When we looked in the sky, we thought we would die, We couldn’t see the stars, the buildings were too high! The people, the taxis, the subway moved fast, We experienced all three, oh what a blast! We walked and walked, but not every street, For if we hit them all, we would have no feet. The last day rolled by as fast as it came, We were sad to leave, for none of us reached fame. On the bus we all cramped, required and tired, Seven long hours to sleep and unwind. Friends we did make, yes ten fine souls, as we traveled down the road and paid our tolls. Once we got back it was made real clear, That the North Country doesn’t change, for we could walk with no fear. When we reached CCC, we didn’t feel too weary, How could we, with Mrs. Hey man and Betty O’Leary! So now the trip is over, but the experience will stay, Our bite into the “Big Apple” was well worth the pay. BROWN BAG FORUMS Clark Herdic: Fear of Heights Staff Crafts Mary Bludnicki: Guitar Sing-A-Long Ellen Heyman, talking shop George Shnob takes a break Allyn Kahn We say farewell to Roger — we wish you all the best... You’ve chosen now to leave us — to take a deserved rest ... FACULTY STAFF CANDIDS Paul Harrica does it all Eileen Brewer, RN Bob Wood smiles for us Bill Elliot Roger Wittmayer Mike Schwartz Phil Hardy “The fish was this long” 46 Carl Lutters preparing If you are thinking a year ahead, sow seed. If you are thinking ten years ahead, plant a tree. If you are thinking one hundred years ahead, edu- cate the people. By sowing seed once you will harvest once. By planting a tree you will harvest tenfold. By educating the people you will harvest one hun dred fold. Chinese Proverb 3rd or 4th Century B.C. FACULTY — ADMINISTRATION — 47 COLLEGE PRESIDENT 48 ACADEMIC DEAN Dr. John Garmon Assoc. Academic Dean Michael Schwartz Assoc. Dean of Administration Margaret Carey Assistant Dean John Adams 49 DEAN OF STUDENTS William T. Eveleth STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES Director of Counseling M. Elizabeth O’Leary 50 Bob Wood Counselor Judy Manion Career Planning Placement Roger Thompson Veterans Counselor George Shnob Registrar Eileen Brewer College Nurse 51 ENGLISH AND HUMANITIES P. Clarke, Humanities E. Heyman, D. Kevorkian, J. Weldon, S. Raab, J. Forsman, G. Fernandez. (Missing, E. Rickman). MATH, SCIENCE, HEALTH AND PHYS. ED. M. Helinger, P. Mack, R. Kodra, A. Wightman, T. Healey, G. Hens, A. Kahn. C. Herdic, HPE 52 P. Harrica, HPE E. Mello, Humanities BUSINESS T Rainey, G. Proulx, J. Bracy, J. Bougill, E. Patnode, R. Witt- mayer. W. Elliot, Business SOCIAL SCIENCE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE G. Favro Standing: C. Lutters, M. Kelly, T. Robinson. Seated: F. DeSorbo, P Hardy, A. Beckerman, (Missing, K. Lutters). NURSING S. Arcarese, P. Thompson, George Waterson (student), A. Pearl (Assoc. Dean Director of Nursing), M.J. Miranda, J. Tuomey, B. Schawe. 53 IHEP OFFICE ROBERT MERRILL, DIRECTOR Rene Dufort Counselor Nancy Simpson Secretary BURSARS OFFICE Mike Chauoin Bursar BURSARS STAFF Standing: Kathy Borrie, Kim Martin, Sandy Sipe. Seated: Mary Jo St. Germaine, Payroll Clerk 54 LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS Joan Duquette, Secretary, Mary Bludnicki, Librarian, Georgina Fernandez, Librarian, Marge McNeil, Secretary. Above: Rita Johnson, Secretary JASON CARNRIGHT, DIRECTOR Ken Martineau, A. V. 55 Alice Rhodes Assistant to the Academic Dean Claire Goineau Assistant to the President Carla Weisbeck Secretary to Dean of Students Mary Duprey Secretary to Assoc. Dean of Administration Shirley Foxx Secretary in Counseling Phyllis Wright Secretary 56 Faculty Typist: Helen Sears, Margaret Goinet Switchboard: Alice Wyatt Business Office Standing: Patty Henaghan, June Heming. Seated: Anne Torrance. Registrar’s Staff Donna Dukette, Cheryl McLean 57 Dr. John Parsey Director of Institutional Development Brenda Towne Community Specialist Len Skillan Counselor in Continuing Education Ruby Skillan Assistant in A.V.T. Lab Gail Besau Bookstore Assistant Leroy Sterkel FSA Accounts and Bookstore Manager 58 Kay Henrich Lab Assistant David Ryan Computer Programmer Carol Lemieux R.S.V.P. Director Dana Duprey Admissions Financial Aids Secretary Cheryl Stein Secretary in Continuing Education 59 Rick Hicks Secretary—Assoc. Academic Dean Kim Ladd Math Learning Center 60 George Riley, Director of Maintenance KEEPERS OF Euclid Charland Dick Dougherty Judy Lamora Allan Thompson 61 Joe Armes PREP PLATTSBURGH AIR FORCE BASE Program Director Carl Chilson Linda Hudson Secretary GRADUATION DAY 62 63 SOME GROUP WORK. BREAK TIME! YOUR TURN TO BUY. 64 NURSING WELCOME TO MY CLASS! DOES THIS HURT? OVER A LITTLE. HOW DO YOU GET THESE OFF? THAT’S THE BIGGEST SPLINTER I EVER SAW! 65 CLUBS AND COMMITTESS FSA Right to left—sitting: Henry Barcomb, Carla Weisback, President Light, Tom Rainey, standing: Leroy Sterkel, Eric Langlois, Andrew LaDuke, Dean Eveleth, Bill Elliott CSA Right to left—sitting: Angela Boyea, Tarra L’Heureux, Adela Beckerman, standing: Diane Leonard, Sheryl Moore, Connie McBride, Nancy Sickenberger, John Pastore Newspaper Advisor: Marilyn Pulrang Chess Backgammon Art Club OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Cultural Affairs Committee Ski Club Nursing Club 67 69 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Bob Wood took charge of organizing this yearbook. It’s easy to put a lot of work into a job when you will get paid for it, But Bob received no monetary rewards; and therefore, we express our sincere thanks to Bob Wood for all the time he spent organizing this yearbook. Bob Wood, Advisor 71 Joyce Brown, Photographer Searching through the handbook. What am I suppose to see? Winter is here! Pat tutors us. A, B,C,D ... You’re kidding!!! E=MC What?? J.J. waits for Mrs. O’Leary. Fifth floor “sit in. 72 CLINTON SCENES 73 THANK YOU Lawrence Stasia Arcarese -w—v a r wr -w—v m. t w ® N. Prospect PATRONS Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Carl Kristine Lutters 24 Grace Avenue Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Mr. fe Mrs. George E. Brewer 39 Champlain Drive Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Patricia A. Mack 432 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Mr. Mrs. Roderick Carey Box 207 Au Sable Forks, NY 12912 Mr. Mrs. Thomas Rainey 6 Olivetti Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Mr. Mrs. Jason J. Carnright 27 Seneca Drive Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Tom Julia Robinson 38 Lorraine Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Mr. Mrs. William T. Eveleth 11 Washington Place Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Bobcat CB Sales 293 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Jose Georgina Fernandez 9 Champlain Drive Plattsburgh, NY 12901 George Shnob P.O. Box 675 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Clair N. Goineau 94 Beekman Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Roger C. Thompson 16 Champlain Drive Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Phil Hardy 35 West Church Street Au Sable Forks, NY 12912 Dorothy A. Wightman 40 Lynde Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Geralyn Hens Route 1, Box 151 Bob Judi Wood 41 Smith Street Elizabethtown, NY Rouses Point, NY 12979 74 Anyway People are unreasonably, illogical and self-centered. Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives. Do good anyway. If you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies. Succeed anyway. Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable. Be honest and frank anyway. The good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow. Do good anyway. The biggest people with the biggest ideas can be shot down by the smallest people with the smallest minds. Think big anyway. People favor underdogs but follow only top dogs. Fight for some underdogs anyway. What you spend years building may be destroyed overnight. Build anyway. Give the world the best you have and you’ll get kicked in the teeth. Give the world the best you’ve got anyway. “Quoted in “RESPONSE” ”. A Special Thanks To The following Individuals Who Gave Some Of their Best To The Yearbook . . . Anyway. Mark Davison Bosco McKinney Lisa Townsend Mary Bludnicki Ken Martineau ‘the rest of the College Experience. CLYDE RABIDEAU DEV. CORR, PLATTSBURGH, NY 12901 518 • 561-0069 P.O. Box 1231 518 • 561-5644 Congratulations Class of 1983 at C.C.C. COll€G€ GRT€ PARK PAUL W. CALKINS REALTY, INC. Where Dreams Become a Reality 68 Cornelia St., Plattsburgh, NY 518-563-1200 RILEY FORD, INC. Home Of The Ford For 56 Years! New and Used Cars Ready To Go! Stop In And See Ron, Mike, or Ken. Congratulations to Class of ’83 RILEY FORD, INC. Route 9, Chazy, NY 846-7131 MODERN HOME SIDING ROOFING CHAMPLAIN ELECTRONICS 187 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, New York 12901 (518- 561-1675 Call Collect Authorized Dealer MARGE GRASSI General Manager 10 South Platt St. DIPLOMAT The Ultimate in Solid Vinyl Siding Plattsburgh STALEY’S GROCERY and Congratulations to Class of ’83 HARDWARE City Taxi, Inc. Rts. 3 374 Cadyville, N.Y. and Plattsburgh Rt. 3 561-2424 Saranac, N.Y. 78 PROMARK MARKETING AGENCY Promotional Marketing Agency 563-1430 14 Brinkerhoff, Plattsburgh CITY CAR WASH AUTOMATIC EXTERIOR 269 Margaret St., Plattsburgh, N Y. 7 Rockland St., Malone, N.Y. Main St., Massena, N.Y. SELF-SERVICE Corner S. Peru S. Catherine, Plattsburgh, N.Y. Fort Covington St., Malone, N.Y. Main St., Massena, N.Y. Proulx’s Beauty Salon Coopersville, N.Y. 12919 (518) 298-5617 298-3802 Closed Sunday BEST OF LUCK 79 IT RAYS TO MIDASIZE Across From the Pyramid Mall Plattsburgh, New York Mr. Bmkftat null Skyway Plaza Open 24 Hours Daily Plattsburgh, New York Seymour’s Grocery Gregoire’s Appliance Electrical Service Church Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 authorized Kelvinator, Admiral, 563-2412 Speed Queen, Norge and Magic Chef Store Hours: Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-ll p.m. Parts Services Sun 9 a.m.-10 p.m. 563-5884 PLATTSBURGH QUARRIES INC. Specializing in Stone Products • Crushed Stone • Asphalt Concrete • Crusher Run • Sand Gravel • Ready Mix Concrete 561-5200 Charles Mussaw, Mgr. Quarry Rd. Plattsburgh, NY 80 Congratulations to Class of 1983 CUMBERLAND MOTORS from FORD DEALER LOCAL LODGE 621 320 Cornelia Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 ELKS 561-5030 THE WEDDING BELLE, LTD. Full Wedding Services Latest Bridal Fashions for the Bride—Bridesmaids—Mothers Formal Cocktail Gowns—Tuxedo Rentals a Portraits: Wedding Photos Commercials Where Quality and Pride is our Trademark 340 Cornelia Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 561-0830 Wallach Plaza Compliments of The College Bookstore BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’83 Leroy Sterkel: Manager Gail Besaw: Assistant 81 PYTLAK ORCHARDS Plattsburgh, New York 12901 Tel.: 563-2438 Open Labor Day — Mid April Orchard Fresh Apples Cider Donuts Plus Many More Tasty Items NITZFS Lake Shore Road Hrs.: 11 A.M.-12P.M. Daily Monday-Sunday 561-1133 Booth Curb Service 82 Compliments of Compliments of 561-3494 Thunder Bird Mini Mart MALCOLM BREYETTE Building Maintenance Contractor Wallace Hill Road Log Homes _____ Plattsburgh, New York Mtd. Rte. 8 — Box 320 IfflOjT Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 Congratulations Class of 83 Compliments of Bouyea Enterprises David DeFayette Complete Locksmith Service General Contractor Interior Exterior Repair Alterations Paneling — Playrooms — Porches — New 17 Weed Street Plattsburgh, NY 12901 563-3360 Home Construction — Major and Minor Renovations a Speciality RFD 1 Box 507 Plattsburgh, NY 12901 563-0878 John Lynda Bouyea offer their congratulations and Best Wishes for the future to the Class of 1983 83 Greyhound SAY HELLO TO A GOOD BUY.® Greyhound Ameripass 7 DAYS - $186.55 15 DAYS - $239.85 30 DAYS - $346.45 We accept where you see these EXTENSION PER DAY (7 15 DAYS ONLY) — $10.65 For information — Phone 563-1480 G. J. Jones — Agent 340 Cornelia St. Plattsburgh, N. Y. Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1983 Booth Insurance Agency Compliments of 20 Brinkerhoff Street Clare Carl’s Plattsburgh, N. 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PLATTSBURGH, NY 12901 518-561-7198 PLATTSBURGH HARDWARE INC. 146 Bridge Street Plattsburgh, N. Y. 12901 “YOUR TRUSTWORTHY STORE’ 561-6850 (518) 561-6144 ED CHAMPAGNE HONEST ED’S AUTO Guaranteed Repairs on All Makes Free Estimates Free Towing to Shop 149 Rugar St. (10 Mi. Radius) Plattsburgh, NY 12901 86 8 igipefuiig DICK’S CUSTOMIZING SHOP COLLISION CENTER • Auto Painting — Body Repairs Waterbeds accessaries Weed car iB s ceramics percelais •exquisite iifts far all eccasieiis Fiberglass Repairs — Corvettes American Foreign Cars • Black Flawk Mitek Frame Systems Adirondack glall rt.S Platt� bHr£k. W.Y. • Insurance Work • Auto Glass Installation 518-561-4044 JERRY’S SUB SHOP DOWNTOWN PLATTSBURGH 87 MARGARET STREET 561-9285 PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK 12901 Daily Homemade Soups and Sandwich Specials TAPES CB’S BOOKS BIG JIM’S SMALL MALL SOUTH CATHERINE STREET d b a The Little Flea Market SMALL CAR SERVICE Rt. 22 So. Plattsburgh Specializes in Foreign Car Repairs Prop. R. James Zielinski All Makes and Models Phone 561-6486 BUY TRADE SELL GLASS ANTIQUES RECORDS 563-2560 87 SIGNATURES 88