Clinton Community College - Praecursor Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1984 volume:

This year's Praecursor is dedicated to Hazel Couture. She has been here at CCC for four years helping her son, Kevin, get an education. Kevin has had cerebral palsy since birth but he hasn't given up and neither has Hazel. Since they live in Saranac, Hazel gets started every morning by 5:30AM. Both parents help Kevin for the pleasure of seeing their son get an education. When Hazel arrives at CCC, she has to have help getting Kevin out of the car. Parking can be a problem for them sometimes. Hazel puts in long hours with Kevin but she says it is worth it. Kevin already has an AA in Liberal Arts and is now completing the requirements for a Certificate in Business. DEDICATION 3 MEMORIUM Immortality Do not stand at my grave and weep . . . I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awoke in the morning hush, I am the swift unflinging rush. Of quiet birds in circling flight, I am the soft star-shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry . . . I am not there. I did not die. Author Unknown 4 STUDENTS Henry Barcomb Eric Langlois 6 Dave Dickey Darlene Dumas Stephanie Rozelle Marty Maggy Ron Giguere Melissa Haufield Tina Clark Debbie Passine Janice Brown Mike Sherman Jeff Anderson Tina Zeh 8 Richard Heburt Bill Avery Lorraine Floyd Diane Dumas Jean Hayes Fred Botraw Toni Carlisle Marlene Grotto Richard LaVigne David Lashway 9 Tracy Raily Steve Bechard Tom Dame Helen Bedard Maxine Trahan Ken Luceaur Randy Lamberton Greg Demage Judy Weber Rafiq Rasul John Dufrane Harriette Barnhardt Cherrie Buffum Darryl Preston Ernest Henry 11 Shirley Van Nortwick Gregory De Moss Monica Hammond John Simpson Ashe 12 Lisa McGinley Louis Jenkins Karla Moorcroft Paul Emicegabuton Jr. Sharron Garrow Lynn Edgar if m Shelly LaPier Glenn Miner Wendy McCray Terry Deyo 16 17 19 How do you feel about eating your camera? The Mystery Professor! . . . like a bowl of jelly ... Hey- I didn't get that answer!! 20 What do you mean “Watch out for the chili ? Girls shirts DO button on the other side!! CLUBS— LOVERBOY smil is Fob. 17. H:00 PM The Loverboy concert was one of many such concerts. This particular con- cert was part of a package deal along with skiing at Whiteface and a pre- concert luncheon. On Mirror Lake L KE PLACID Feb. I 0 . 1 I • 7:30 p.m. The Community Services Assistance Club, advised by Adele Beckerman, has provided us with many fascinating op- portunities. Working in conjunction with other clubs we've been involved in many cultural activities and have helped several deserving organizations. CSA 22 BUDDING SCIENTISTS? 23 .M After several delays, the yearbook staff took on the longest project of the year. Murphy's law certainly applied to us!! However, with the guidance of two advisors and the advice of several others, we finally got the ball rolling. We'd like to apologize now for all our errors but we feel with the limited staff and insurmountable problems, we did the best we could with what we had. Unfortunately like many other activities at Clinton, apathy was our greatest problem. Perhaps with a larger staff next year, the yearbook will be a greater success than this one. We'd like to thank all the students, faculty, and admin for their cooperation and extra help. 1983-1984 Praecursor Staff Editor Layouts Typing Advertising Photography Advisors W. McCray T. Cross L. Floyd R. Giguere M. Ladouceur T. Williams S. Chapinan B. Hunkins J. Manion R. Wittmayer STAFF 25 STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Left to Right: Sitting: Eric Langlois, Karla Moorcroft, Henry Barcomb. Standing: Dean Eveleth, Wendy McCray, Norman Langlois, Shelly LaPier, Tim Cross, Julie Carroll. The Student Life Committee is the governing body for and by the stu- dents. Duties include representation of the student body and responsibility for administration of student activi- ties money. Membership includes 6 seniors, 4 freshmen, 2 part-time stu- dents and one student chief justice. Elections were held in the fall with the resulting senators pictured above. Elections were held again in the be- ginning of the spring semester result- ing in a new group of senators. Officers Fall Spring President E. Langlois N. Langlois V.President K. Moorcroft V. Lashway Secretary J. Carroll J. Carroll Treasurer H. Barcomb W. McCray Chief Justice: Tim Cross Student Trustee: Shelly LaPier FACULTY-STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Faculty-Student Association, FSA, manages the bookstore and the vending machines provided by Patrick's. This associ- ation is a combination of faculty members and elected student representatives. 27 v u A  rt Hfluc SontHiniG Iiu Comow .. ‘Writ IlftESME ART CLUB 28 Left to Right; 1st row: Steve Hayes, Theresa Reid, Susan Rabideau. 2nd row: Helen Stone, Micky Shandra, Jackie Filion. 3rd row: Ron Harris, Jeff Anderson, Paul Montgomery. Not Pictured: Dave Hern, Mr. Mello. DRAMA CLUB 29 ACCIDENTS DO HAPPEN CLINTON’S COMPUTERS 31 Due to unusual conditions, once again there was snow this winter. As you can see, CCC was never known for it's famous skiers! Nev- ertheless, Mr. Lutters advised the Ski Club through another treacherous year of sliding and gliding. This year trips included Stowe and our own Lake Placid. 32 SKI CLUB ID card time The SLC in action Dungeons and Dragons class Dancing Fools . . . EBA dance clinic No one's safe from the Phantom Photographer PLATTSBURGH LAI1ES LOUnGE • BILLIARDS • SflACK'B Let's have a ball!! BOWLING CLUB L to R: First Row: C. Cary, S. Garrand, D. Terry; Second Row: R. Harris, C Dickey, K. Wagner, C. Monroe, S. Bossick, L. Floyd, J. Haynes, R. Gigurre, A Zedaker; Third Row: C. Heckard, G. Bedenharn, J. Myers, M. Shandra, M. Trahan B. Johnson, M. Beal, M. Sherman. SPORTS- 36 WOMEN’S SOCCER 37 Due to lateness of yearbook staff in organiza- tion, no photos were taken or made available of the men's soccer team. Therefore we will continue with candids of the women's soccer games. 39 MEN’S BASKETBALL 40 41 ICE HOCKEY It's my ball and I'm going home and you do the hokey-pokey . . . 43 Just hanging around Kill the goalie!! HOT SHOTS CCC WELCOME BACK PARTY The Fall Semester Welcome Back Party was held at Fillions II. There were lots of munchies and free liquid entertainment. We were amused by a live disc jockey who played all our favorite tunes. HALLOWEEN PARTY A comedy directed by Mello DRAMA PRODUCTION NOT NOW, DARLING STUDENT APPRECIATION LUNCHEON During the year, the SLC sponsored several Student Appreciation Lunches which involved free lunches to all presently enrolled stu- dent members. DR. LIGHT’S OPEN HOUSE HEADSTART CHRISTMAS PARTY Every year the college sponsors a Christmas party for the Headstart children. This year the children had a hot meal, saw a Christmas play (done by the Drama club) and were visited by a special visitor. This event was funded by the SLC, with money from activity fees. 51 TRIM A TREE PARTY MSkiv-. -t SNOWFLAKE DINNER DANCE | 3 ♦ V I Made possible by the SLC, the Snowflake Ball (Dinner Dance) is a tradition of Clinton Com- munity College. This year was an extreme suc- cess. We had more than 200 students attend the celebration. This year the festivity was held at Classics IV with steamship round as the free meal and free champagne for all!! CCC WELCOME BACK PARTY WINE AND CHEESE PARTY This year, the SLC sponsored a Winter Carni- val. This included three days of activities and events for the students. Some of the events are shown on the next four pages. Shown here is the Kitchen Band which entertained us with music. We also had a “Hat Day where prizes were awarded to the best Faculty (Mrs. O'Leary) and best student (Tina Williams). A craft and hobby show was held featuring many beautiful articles. The students were treated to dog sled rides and another free stu- dent luncheon. To top the three days off, the movie “Fame was shown Friday night. The events were for the most part well attended. WINTER 60 61 INDOOR PICNIC DOG SLED BIDES THE LIGHTS ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN On a newborn day when breezes sway And sing a soft refrain. They sing of beauty,peace and joy And the lights on Lake Champlain. When the breeze is light and sun is bright Before the day is done. Then diamonds dance and leap and prance And sparkle in the sun. When the sun is setting in the west There's beauty yet untold. It paints the clouds from rosy red To pink and shining gold. And all the colors on the clouds Reflected in the bay. Is like a flaming sea of fire To end a perfect day. Hhen the moon is full and not too high There's mystery to behold. Moonbeams across the water dark In paths of red and gold. Then when it's dark the city lights Reflect across the bay. In paths of light where fairies dance And frolic on their way. Paths of red and green and blue Each one a brilliant wand, Fainted there across the deep From a sparkling fairyland. The best of beauty in the land That nature can contain. Is there with flashing glowing might In the lights on Lake Champlain. Dewey Knapp Dr. Alfred B. Light Claire Goineau; Asst, to President COLLEGE PRESIDENT Agnes Pearl Michael Schwartz Assoc. Dean and Director of Nursing Acting Academic Dean Kathy Borrie Secretary to Dean of Students Cheryl Stein Secretary in Cont. Education Mary Duprey Secretary to Assoc. Dean of Admin. Rickey Hicks Secretary - Assoc. Academic Dean 69 Gilbert Morrey Patricia Mack HUMANITIES MATH SCIENCE HPE Susan Raab Janet Forsman Ellen Heyman Edward Mello Elliot Richman John Weldon Thomas Healey Clarke Herdic Michael Helinger Geri Hens David Kevorkian Adelle Wightman Paul Harrica SOCIAL SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE Frank DeSorob Adela Beckerman Philip Hardy Thomas Robinson Carl Lutters Mildred Kelly Kristine Lutters mk James Bougill Gary Favro James Bracey BUSINESS 71 Wilburt Elliott Ellen Patnode James Shaw Roger Wittmayer NURSING Stasia Arcarese Carol Ann Barnett Mary Jane Miranda Julia Ryan Barbara Schawe Phyllis Thompson Janet Tuomey Rene Myers Tutoring Lab Kim Ladd Math Learning Center TUTORING LABS Emily Brown Writing Center 72 M. Elizabeth O'Leary Director of Counseling Judy Manion Career Planning Placement Karen Goodrich Financial Aids Leroy Sterkel FSA Accts. Bookstore Mgr. STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES Bob Wood Counselor Shirley Foxx Secretary in Counseling Brenda Towne Community Specialist Thomas Pearl Director of Admissions Dana Duprey Admissions Secretary LIBRARY STAFF REGISTRAR STAFF Jason Carnright: Director 1 Georgina Fernandez Mary Bludnicki V La 4 Ken Martineau Rita Johnson Joan Duquette 7 74 George Shnob Donna Dukette Cheryl McLean BURSAR STAFF BUSINESS OFFICE SWITCHBOARD DATA PROCESSING PHOTOGRAPHY Michael Chauvin Mary Jo, St. Germaine Bursar Bursar Staff Kim Martin Bursar Staff Sandy Sipe Bursar Staff Anne Torrance Business Director Patty Henaghan Business Office Kathi Nichols Director of M.I.S. June Heming Business Office David Ryan Computer Programmer Alice Wyatt Switchborad ■ ¥ mar r •• a Jn A Robin Brown Photography Instructor 75 IHEP Bob Merrill PREP IDEA Carl Chilson Rene DuFort Harold Vogel 76 MAINTENANCE Sitting: George Riley Standing: L to R: Dick Dougherty, Joe Armes, Euclid Charland, Judy Lamora, Scott Charland, Allen Thompson. CAFETERIA STAFF 77 Patrick's Girls: Tammy, Sharon, and Rita We play such moving music together Are you trying to tell me something 1 don't already smell?? Smile for the cameraman! They call her Grace' I can't hear you!!! Movie nights at Clinton What's in my danish? I'll try anything once! WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT Of course I don't eat here Don't you dare take my picture 80 Mr. Bracy's new diet!!! Dance anyone??? Here comes the sun . . . vTlje Spinning IBl|frI Sl|op 12 City Hall PI. Plattsburgh. NY 12901 (518) 561 5560 Decorating - fabrics Viking New Home Sales Service PLATTBURGH LANES BOWLING 36 Brunswick Lanes Fully Air Conditioned 7 Billiard Tables Nursery Pro Shop Gateside Lounge Opposite Air Base Entry Compliments Of RIVERSIDE TAVERN South Sable Street Keeseville, N.Y. 12944 834-9147 Oldest Tavern Of The Town' JERRY’S SUB SHOP Daily 11:00 AM - 3:00 AM Downtown Plattsburgh 87 Margaret Street Plattsburgh, New York, 12901 Phone 561-9285 Daily Homemade Soups And Sandwich Specials Council 7273 j Knight’s ] bf Columbus! Meetings 1st 3rd Mon., 8 p.m. i Bingo Every Tues. Night 8:00 p.m. I Peru, N.Y. New Members Welcome Congratulations Class Of 84 NICE THINGS Monday Through Saturday 10-5 Margaret Street Across From Government Center PLATTSBURGH HARDWARE INC. 146 Bridge Street Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901 'Your Trustworthy Store 561-6850 72 South Catherine Street SMALL CAR SERVICE Specializes In Foreign Car Repairs All Makes And Models 563-2560 Bailey Funeral Home 2 CLINTON STREET KEESEVILLE. N. Y. 12944 RONALD BAILEY PHONE (518) 834-9083 LlC. MCR. WE ARE THE J PEOPLE’S j BANK. ill national bank KllSlVILLl PlftU OM PL A rtSHURCH Member I DIC Congratulations Class Of '84 KEESEVILLE AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES-WHOLESALE HAROLD J LUCILLE H RABIDEAU. OWNERS FRONT ST KEESEVILLE. NY 834-7223 OtMlITY AUTOMOTIVE PABTS AMO SERVICE AIRPORT MALL. RTE 3 MAIN ST PLATTSBURGH. NY AUSABLE FORKS. NY 561-8330 647-8105 REMEMBER THE BUZZ! The Woodstock Thanks All CCC Students For Another Great Year. Compliments Of THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Best Wishes To The Class Of '84 Leroy Sterkel: Manager Gail Besaw: Assistant Compliments Of BOB ARMSTRONG'S GARAGE THE VELVET BOOT Auto Small Engine Repairs Lawn Garden Equipment 169 Bessboro Lane Westport, New York Phone: 962-4354 Cedar St. Champlain, New York 12919 Phone: 298-3151 Congratulations To The Class Of '84 From Your STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE (SLC) Congratulations To Class Of '84 CITI TAXI;INC. 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