Corning Community College - Corona Yearbook (Corning, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 197 of the 1969 volume:

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Why can't it be more fun on campus? Your guess is as good as mine. Probably because of the reasons stated above in paragraph one - conventionalities, apathy, (that's a big one) big shots — yeah, that's it. Subtlety, that's how you can overtake all that junk, slowly but surely. don't stop reading . . . What we have done has been great — Weekends, gymkhanas, kegs, basketball games - but why not more participation? Sure, Corning is a community college — First impression? Little, local, and lifeless. But why? don't stop reading . . . The college kiefs make college life, right? We've got a great administration, that is those who dominate and rule — ever really talk to President Frederick, any of the board? Anyone? Sure, there are lots of people on campus but it is great when there is a groovy (how conventional) relationship with a student and teacher or administrator — Am I not correct? I guess this letter started out as a real bitch, but that's not my main intention. I want everyone of you guys to open those peepers and look . . . look at C.C.C. for what it's worth . . . and it's worth a heck of a lot . . . lust cogitate on it a minute, if not a few . . . don't stop reading . . . You people that are done at C.C.C., kick yourself if you didn't try — lots of sore derniers, I bet. don't stop reading ... I guess I'm the guilty one, too. But I realized it a little late, I admit, in my late third, and complete fourth semester here — But what I am trying to do is relay all that I do realize to you in this yearbook, now — Maybe you can benefit by one female's opinion in years to come — whether it be in a four year school or in a job — CAKE a little — participate with other humans - have a good time - live a little with those you live with — really — people are great — good to have around — those who will be here again . . . take it for all it's worth — Corning is . . . and you have every opportunity to make it do it The Editor P.S. Every picture in this yearbook has a meaning . . . Think about them. 32 why can't we reveal our wants, our needs, reach out a trusting hand? why can't we go to one another and say: i care; i understand ? 34 there are but three events which concern mankind: birth, life and death all know nothing of their birth, all submit to die, and many forget to live ... la bruyere if i am sick, it is of living in a society where one is expected always to equate: indifference with sophistication, novelty with beauty, subversity with progress. nows society: so human, ile so mechanical, professing love, grace, hope, yet often practicing hate, deceit disgrace. 41 I 43 love america or leave it CORNING COMMUNITY COLLEGE CORONA 46 M969 EDITOR MARILYN DRABICKI 47 48 Mentation • freshman ‘orientation • freshma rientation • FRESHMAN TRAINING -freshm mmm mmmM: £ V' ■. mmm Sv ' ' • ■ • ■ ■ 4- Wml ■■■■ • -x- W0 S? j m3 V' v£fc ;a:-a t§t % v;;«: «■iv!;'..; y- : «SI ;■ K Wf.''. - '34 -M.? 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'1 'AvA;v' St � si' '?« Si ■ • SaRflwSPftfrSSf . .. . ||g| |gi . i i iiffi um . ..... w$ ys.:yT? ••• • ■ V $m%m li . - ' 5« ,•' ■■ ■■■ ■ ,; - '■ . ! .v. gn; liH Wi tim Ml --i .; ‘ y Z't;-- mi ?; ’v •'A vfit, V m 'rn everybody's listening . . . everybody's talking . . . 85 86 . . . everybody wants to know. 87 because we cared 400 marched . . . we have survived the walk down the hill and we have survived the elements - Now let us hope we can survive the racism 89 that exists.' 90 91 92 «a 93 94 95 96 SOCCER 98 : Hi •:? ■ : r f ■- •: -ri $« :''' « Ls ... £ '- ;■ ,-V; - . • ••••� %: MMfci ' :H -: |3Stp -r - • • . . .. - •• . . ■•,... ..‘v :-- i - '- .• V -r ■ w £ !§£ ««Mg ■■ . .............• '•� f ■ 4k: ■■' . ■■ ■■■■ ma3Sg v - s95'rf?-' ia;ajk.afc-- «� $mF ’:i.- +,y i. 99 BASKETBALL 100 an� 101 ■ WRESTLING V y: ii is; T; ? 104 ppwp ■ 105 LACROSSE organization directory AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Advisor: ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer General Membership Archaeology Paleontology Cultural Anthropology Physical Anthropology Advisor: COMMERCE CLUB President Gordon Hills Frank Robinson Frank Robinson Phyllis Bryant Charles Love Mr. Frederick Jefferson Wayne Lewis Keith Schurkus Cathy Neally Paula W'allace Larry Penzes Mike Bailor George Henderson David King Ben Smith Mr. Carle P. Graffunder Kenneth Meckley David Smith 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Historian BACK YARD PEACE CORPS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor CRIER Editor-in-Chief Ass'l. Editor Editorial Staff: Jerry Johnson Douglas Meek Douglas Meek Joseph Woeppel Pamela Halderman Pam Primorac Dino Christopher Francis Landolf Larry Penzes Joan Lockwood Richard Tarbell Carol Andrews Mr. Richard Zweigenhaft Lou Perdue Kathy Davis Kathy Ennis Scott Jenkins Joe Neally Tom O'Lenick 108 Smith Paulison Pam Primorac Mike Sharman Art Editor Writers Production Campus Editor Robert Daley Sports Editor John Wisor Mike Sharman Political Editor Joe Neaily Layout Manager Douglas Humphrey Layout Staff: Kathy Davis William Hayes Sam McCune Joe Neaily John Wisor Pam Primorac Faculty Editor Judy Braveman Student Editor Merri Stein Advisors: Photographers: Aaron Senne Sam McCune Tom O'Lenick Major Roberts COMPUTER SCIENCE 1 Business Managers: Laurie Gannon Robert Lanterman President Circulation William Furch Joe Neaily Vice-President Secretary Typists: Violet Forker Peggy Hughes Treasurer Pam Primorac Members: Advertising Manager Don Hassett Tim McGrath Stephanie Adams Ellen Reilly Robert Lovejoy Chris Douglas )ohn Diello Mark Pavlok Heather Solsky Marian Burke lean Connelly Linda Woods Jeanine Ferris Carol Caruso Terry Van Wert Dick Gardner Ken Boyle David Helwig Mr. )oseph Cambridge Mr. George Bilicic Mr. Robert Rullman Vincent Meriwether James Heatley Nancy DiBerardino Roberta Jones Tina Aiello Mark Allen Peter Ayres Olin Cook 109 William DeGraw Secretary Carl Butler Sandra Ervay Treasurer lames Pinkston Beverly Fassett Rauth Galpin Mascot Jodi Brown Ralph Gilman Scott Halliday Advisor Mr. )oseph Cambridge lamps Hemenvvay Ron Kouterick FRENCH CLUB Gary Parks Richard Rohrer President Bonnie Watson Theresa Sackinger Michael Walsh Vice-President Marguerite Allington Advisor: lames Wilson Mr. Charles Musarra Secretary Treasurer Kathy Barker Diane Beckwith Advisor: Mr. Angelo Conti CHEMISTRY CLUB President Barbara Holleran HOCKEY CLUB Vice-President Darrell Smith Timothy Doan President Samuel |oe Neally Pete Bliss Secretary Treasurer Carolyn Little Theresa Sackinger Vice-President Kevin O'Leary Richard Biggio I.C.C. Representative General Committee Chairman Richard Stone Barbara Bauer Secretary Treasurer Ellen Reilly James Phillips Jock McGregor Advisor: Mr. |oseph Vikin Advisor: Mr. John Furcha DIRTY OLD MEN'S SOCIETY GERMAN CLUB President Peter Atwood President John Ahearn Vice-President Terry Hackett Vice-President Sieve Kise no Secretary Candace Mulvey President William Stenger Treasurer loellen Rinebold Thomas San tu 11 i Advisor: Mr. Patrick Wilder Vice-President Thomas Santulli Ferry Hackett INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Secretary Treasurer Jodi Brown David Kowalski President Richard Nzimiro Student Gov't. Representative John Maloney Alan Place Vice-President Nadene Hunter Members: John Ahearn Secretary T reasurer Treasurer Janice Long Mary Ann Paganelli Peter Atwood Kathy Barker Christine Blackford Pete Bliss Publicity Chairman Michelle Giordane Bruce Gamble Jerry Button Kathy Claypoole Irene Dombroski Advisor: NEWMAN CLUB Mrs. Pauline Leveen . Mr. Frank Anastasio Chris Douglas Darryl Gilman Gordon Hills Barbara Holleran Carol Huonker Francis Landolf President Christine Blackford Wayne Lewis Dave Markoff Vice-President Irene Dombroski Kenneth Meckley Vincent Meriwether Secretary Mary Lou Nessle Paul Murphy Treasurer John Butera Janis Long S. Joe Nleally Richard Nzirniro Kevin O'Leary Advisor: INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Mr. Kenneth Miller George Quinlan Frank Robinson Keith Schurkus David Smith Ill David Smith Craig Spencer Robert Steinberg Bonnie Watson Secretary Margaret Wolf Treasurer Advisors: Mr. loseph Cambridge Mr. Frederick Jefferson Members: PUBLICATIONS BOARD Students: Kathy Davis Marilyn Drabicki Pete Haley Sam McCune Advisor: Lew Perdue SKI CLUB Faculty: Mr. George Bilicic Mr. Joseph Cambridge President Mr. Robert Rullman Vice-President SCUBA CLUB Secretary Treasurer President Kevin O'Leary Advisor: Vice-President James Phillips Secretary Jodi Brown SPORTS CAR CLUB Treasurer Laurie Gannon President Advisor: Mr. Harold Hunziker Vice-President THE PLACE COMMITTEE Secretary Treasurer Co-Chairmen David King Activities Chairman 112 Rae frost lames Nareau Pam Chesbro Kenneth Drake Robert Kahabka lane Leech Donald Parks Martin Phillips Marsha Preston Mr. Richard L. Kelly Paul Murphy- Prank Thomas Deborah Dillman Phillip Gvvara Miss Elizabeth Wilson David Markoff lames Williams Maureen Donahue Robert Daley Richard Driscoll Advisor: Mr. Thomas McGrath Faculty Members: Mr. David Emerson Mr. Thomas L. McDonald Mr. Edward Nash STUDENT CENTER The Commons Mr. Robert Rullman Mr. Walter Smith Acting Director Miss Elizabeth Wilson Mr. John White Ass't. Director Mr. Ernest Jackson Miss Elizabeth Wilson Mr. Richard Zweigenhaft Commons Committee: Student Members: Jane Daube Chairman Charles Love Kathy Davis Secretary Jeanne Prospero Marilyn Drabicki Claudia Lang Robert Giuffrida Treasurer Robert Lanterman Charles Grosvenor Nancy Henrich Members: Joan Billington Scott Jenkins Trafferd Doherty Sandra Laidlaw Paul Grimm Claudia Lang Alan Hahl lohn McGoey Paula Hanley Mary Miles David King Robert Steinberg David Markoff William Stenger Donald Parks Calvin Reeve Roger Rizzo ZETETIC Tom Vona Laurie Gannon President Kathy Barker Steve Rise Claudia Lang Vice-President Joan Dugan lames Phillips Secretary Linda Ancerawicz Treasurer Nancy Henrich STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Advisor: Mrs. Sally Goliber Chairman Dean Robert A. Chapman 113 Secretary Sandra Laidlaw PUbli CATIONS? 115 all the news thats fit to print 116 resident cynics 117 CORONA a yearly publication 118 The CORONA tried something new and different this year. We made the book complete. We covered the whole year rather than just three quarters ot the year. Ron Miano, Carry Miller - our publishing representative - and I worked hard on the CORONA and we ieel that we have done quite well despite the fact that we did not have much help. Through many evenings of hard work and many differences of opinion, we turned out what we feel is the best year- book that Corning has ever seen.' We thank you for caring enough to purchase this collection of our utmost efforts. Marilyn Drabicki — Editor — 119 ADMINISTRATION 120 FACULTY 121 122 AN OPEN LETTER TO EACH GRADUATE HAVE TWO YEARS REALLY GONE BY? IT SEEMS LIKE AN ETERNITY SINCE SEPTEMBER 7967 WHEN VIEWED AGAINST THE BACK-DROP OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS - SO MUCH OF SUCH SIGNIFICANCE HAS OCCURRED - YET FOR US IN OUR OWN PROVINCIAL TIME-FRAME, 123 THE TWO YEARS ARE A MERE MOMENT ALTHOUGH THE EVENTS OF THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS HAVE STAGGERED OUR CIVILIZATION' WHAT IS OF EVEN GREATER CONCERN IS THE FACT THE MANY POSITIVE STEPS TOWARDS PROGRESS HAVE NOT BEEN TAKEN. HAS YOUR EDUCATION AT CORNING COMMUNITY COLLEGE GIVEN YOU A WORLD, RATHER THAN A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE? AFTER ALL, ONE DAY YOU WILL BE OVER THIRTY -AND WHAT THEN? DID COLLEGE FIX OR OPEN YOUR MIND TO THE ISSUES OF THE DAY AND THE FUTURE? DID YOU CLOSE YOUR MIND TO THE NEED FOR YOUR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN DETERMINING THE COURSE OF FUTURE EVENTS OR DID THE COLLEGE SOW THE SEEDS FOR FURTHER STUDY AND INVOLVEMENT? EDUCATION, REDUCED TO ITS SIMPLEST DEFINITION IS PREPARATIONNOT COMPLETION. I SINCERELY HOPE THAT WE AT THE COLLEGE HAVE HELPED YOU TO CHART YOUR COURSE FOR THE YEARS AHEAD AND TO MAKE YOUR BOAT SEA-WORTHY SO THAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO WITHSTAND WHATEVER THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR YOU. PRESIDENT ROBERT W. FREDERICK JR. 126 127 128 a. Henry Newlin - Assistant to the President, Geography b. Alan Krech - Assistant Dean of Academic Advising c. Ernest Ling — Assistant to the President d. Frederick Parsons — Chairman of the Board of Trustees 129 130 a. Frederick Jefferson — Director of SPARK b. Thomas Murphy — Associate Financial Officer c. Dr. Alfred Smith Jr. - Dean of Faculty 131 132 ' : . vV' ■■Mm mm m S''l • ■ • ■ 1' ;:• '1— !•' • vW'w;;? 'S'S:®W -saiil . • • V • If 11 11 ' . i , 111! .' '• ■■ • ‘;v . . ✓. -■■ : .:® ■ finpp 1w@¥wi fM m Vv.; ’•■ Dr. John H. Martin There is quiet . . . the wind does not screech around the corners . . . heels do not click against the stone floor . . . and people have begun to whisper as if they are actually in a library. WMmm Ky ' Mmm a. Dr. Robert T. Giuffrida - Division Chairman - Humanities b. George W. Bilicic — English c. Joseph M. Cambridge — English d. fohn M. Runyon — Art e. lames Hudson — Music (. Jean Hodgin - English m 137 138 a. Robert Rullman - Philosophy b. Kenneth Miller - English c. Robert E McEnroe — French Spanish d. Rosemarie Sweeney — English e. Henry Moonschein — English • a. Dr. Gunars Reimanis - Division Chairman - Social Sciences h. Richard Zweigenhaft - Psychology c. Dr. William Thompson - Speech d. Patrick Wilder - English e. Cuthbert C Lee — History f. Harold G. Hunziker - History 141 142 143 — 144 a. Mildred Frey - Mathematics b. Robert W. Vockroth - Drafting c. Heinz Kettner — Engineering d. lames A. Poeth fr. - Engineering Technology e. Lawrence F. Carr — Mathematics f. Wayne Kenner — Mechanical Drafting 145 146 . Daniel Hoover - Mathematics . lean Perkins - Mathematics . ohn Furcha - Mathematics I. Emory Bauer — Physics . Robert Kephart - Biology Mary Roche - Chemistry . loseph Vikin - Chemistry 147 Wfr . - WK-ii ''!' { j: :r- :• Z a. Edward M. Nash - Biology h. Louis A. Bisignani - Biology 151 Robert A. Kelly — Division Chairman — Business Andrew . Murany — Business Richard A. Schlote — Business David C. Frank - Business 153 154 a. Bernadene hallinan - Nursing Chairman b. Beth Thompson — Nursing t. Marie Powers — Nursing 157 158 a. Mildred MacDowell — Health Physical Education b. Neil Buckley — Health Physical Education c. Cladys Hamel — Physical Education d. Edward W. Michael — Physical Education e. Beverly A. Beebe- Health Physical Education 159 160 m I 164 166 167 168 170 171 172 H w M O d ► H H cc 173 174 Larry Brown lerri Buchman Sheila Cantando Gloria Cornacchio Barbara Cummings Betty Gundy Kathleen Curran Kay Dale Patricia Darrow Mary Davis Barbara Davis lames Deats William Deats Nancy DiBcrardino 1 radord Doherty 178 Irene Dombrowski Mary Driscoll Kathleen Durawa Dennis Fmo loan Ennis Joanne Errico William Fairchild Christina Feltes Louise Folts Michael Free Donna Fronapel William Furch Ruth Cal pin Barbara Gangemi Laurie Cannon Lovic.a Garrabrant William George lames Goodrich Ethel Goodwin lames W. Gray 180 Margo Cumosky Linda Cushue Susan Gust in Susan Hunt Larry Howland Michael Haheck Alan Hahl Pamela Halderman Beth Holmes Barbara Holler man Charles Haley Glenn Hall Paula Hanley Barbara Hinkley David I. Hinkle Patrick Harder Patricia Hatch Nancy Anne I ienrich Denise Hillick Kathleen Hickey 181 Nadene Hunter Scott Jenkins Bonnie Jensen Mary Kuntz Sandra Laid law Francis Landolf Claudia Lang William Johnson Robert Kahabka Carol Lea Knapp Robert Lanterman Susan Lehning Karyl Louis Carolyn Little Sherry Kragle John Kravec Thomas Krebs Joan Lockwood John Longwell Sharon Loudenslager Charles Love 184 Lola Lovell Roger Lynch Robert Maloney Kenneth Meckley Corrine Miller Mary Manwaring Richard Marsden Karen Martino Nancy Miller Judy Ann Morris Henry Masti lr. Margaret Mattison lanel McCarthy Bonnie Morrison Kendra Mourhess Linda McConnell Barbara McLean Betty McManus Marold Murray fames Michael Nareau 185 186 K Cathy Neally Mary Nessle Anne Nye Richard Nzimiro Stephanie Olsen Dorothy Overstrom Catherine Palmer Charles Pattison Audrey Peacock Cheryl Pechenak Lawrence Penzes Susan Perkins William Pesesky Kathryn Peterson Martin Phillips lane Pillar Alan Place laner Potter David Quattrone Marjorie Rahy Susan Rasi mas Linda Raudne David Redfield Onalee Stamp Elaine Splann Charles Space David Smith Calvin Reeves Elaine Rehak Roger Rizzo Darrell Smith George Shutt Sharon Sherwood Michael Sharmtn 190 Sharon Stand i sh Merri Stein Robert Steinburg foanne Tomkins Lester Travis William Slonger Sherry Lee Sutton Thomas Tarantelli Jean Tyson Hilda Valerio Linda Teehon Paul Thomas Steven Thompson Nicholas Vickio Donald War tors Bradley Tichenor Patricia Tierney Liz Tifft Kay Webb John Webster 191 Rameis Whitman ames Wilson An its Wolfe Hr van Woodruff Don ns Wood Margaret Ysnogs Andres Zudor 193 apathy page . 194