Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

. .W m w ' TgEfJ'ErFER 6m JEFFERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUPERVISED BY STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK P. O. Box 255 Watertown, N.Y. PHONE 782-6250 Oflice ol the President TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1965 For the past two years the members of the Class of 1965 and the Faculty have shared an exciting and unique experience. Your co- operative effort has enabled us to achieve much in our que st for academic excellence, and we deeply appreciate the support which you have given to this important unde rtaking. The occasion of our first graduation is a milestone in the short history of the College. Contrary to what some may believe, your graduation will not sever your relationship with the College. I be- lieve that the College will remain important in your lives, and that each of you will remain imhortant to the College. As members of the first graduating class you Will have greater influence on the reputation of the College than any single class to follow you. Your success will become our success, and your failure will become our failure. For the past two years you have entrusted your future to the College, and now the College must entrust its future to you. We do so willingly and with full confidence in your ability to meet the challenges which lie ahead. 6- 977cm Board of Trustees MR. BACHMAN MRS. COSGROVE Chairman Vice-Chairman 3:: MR FORTUNE MR. MORAN MR. O'DONNELL DR PECKHAM MR RHODES MR. SHAPIRO MRS. WARDWELL A few years ago several prominent people in our area saw the need for a school to further the education of many of our young people. Each year many students with great potential were unable to go on to school because of a varied number of reasons. It was then decided that we needed a com- munity college in this area. After a considerable amount of discussion, Water- town was chosen as the site of Jefferson Community College In September 1963, the doors of Jefferson Community College opened for the first semester in temporary quarters at Lansing Street School. This old elementary school took on a new look C0211 bins in the basement were transformed into a biology laboratory. Other sections of the basement were convertedlinto a chemistry lab, a physics lab and a student lounge. The small desks in the class rooms were replaced by larger editionsr Jefferson Community College began its Career with an enrollment of one hundred and ten students and a faculty of twelve members. Our enrollment increased to three hundred and sixty students in Septem- ber 1964 at the beginning of our second year of operation. The faculty room has become more crowded for now we have twenty one members. The library which started out with less than fifty volumes now boasts about 4,000 volumes. We are literally bursting at the seams. We are grateful to the community leaders, the supervisors of Jefferson County and the people of the community for the educational opportunities which they have made possible for the community. We are looking forward, with great anticipation, to our new quarters located on outer Coffeen Street. FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION 4 unnm W Faculty MRS BONNEY Liberal Arts MR. BOWLES Librarian MR. CURTIN Liberal Arts MR. CLOWES Liberal Arts mgv !nu. MR. BROWN Business Faculty MRS. GOODNESS Mathematics Science MR. JEROME Liberal Arts MRs PHILLIPS Liberal Arts MR. McGRATH Business MR. LISTON Business Chairman Faculty MR. SCALLY Business MRS. REXFORD Liberal Arts MR VALENTINE Physical Education MISS ULBRICH Mathematics and Science MR. SHANNON Mathematics and Science MR. WALKER Mathematics and Science MR. WALSH Chairman Mathematics and Science MR. WETTERHAHN Business PART-TIME FACULTY MR, CERRONI Psychologist MRS. CLARKE Psychology MR. GASKIN Science MRS. LISTON Science MRS. MICKLE Liberal Arts MRS. SCANLON Liberal Arts GEORGE ODDI FRANK MIDER I 3 Secretaries MRS. LUELLA HALE MRS. HELEN MCGRAW MRS. GENEVIEVE E. ROBERGE MRS. CAROL MULLIN ORGANIZATIONS of the 27 different brands of ciga- rettes, I think . . . Mrs, Goodness said that there was a practical use for numbers The quiet corner. What do you mean you're going to mop now? Wha put the tiger in his tank? I6 Reading and drinking do mix 63:05 -I-:ma.c-rm M. Johndrow, President; C. Phippcn, Vicc-Prcsidem; A Eggleston, Secretary; P, Mason, Treasurer $9 SEATED: Miss Ulbn'ch, P. Mason, A. Fgglcslon, C. Phippcn, M. Johndrmv. STANDING: A. Smith, C. Lnnsdownc, R. Corbin, S. Young, D. Russnm, B, Koch, J. Hammond, C. Anderson, W. Geng. Night and Day, black and white-opposites. But, who regards such a juxtaposition as anything but normal? No onet A similar force unites the faces of J. C C. There is the academic face of studying, the exuberant face of a high grade, and the hopeful face of a successful future. The faces of satisfaction and accomplishment, of seeing your article in print or your team victorious are also present. The oppositekthe dark face of not receiving a good grade, the depressed face of not making the team and the ostensible face of a broken rule or brash conduct-these, too, exist. Likewise the one masked force of the total experience unites them all, and this is what we have tried to present to you, the reader of the first JEFFERSONIAN. 41mm AQM Yearbook Staff EdilarJ-in-rlaief H W, , Anne M. Eggleston Robert A. Rima Buyineu Manager ,,,,,,,,, 7 ,. ,, ,. 7 ,. ,7 Constance E. Cooke Clan Editor ,, ., ,, ,, ,, ,, V Rosemary Et Morrow Organization Editor . 7 ............... , ,,,,, ,, ,, . ,, Richard Stowell Activitie; Editorwwwm 7 7 7 ,,,,,,,, , ,, ., , Suzanne Simser Sport: Editor ............... .. Wendell Gang Typing Editor ................................................................................................. Lynn Hall . Mr. Harold K. Shannon Mrs. Eva Requrd Advimr: letogmpby , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Robert A. Rima Anariatej: Philomena Pangallo Lucinda Wager Donna Percy Diane Fisher Ann Shannon Jeanne Roberts Karen Witt Lenore Porter Kathleen Howland 9 mt ROW 1: S. Youngs, S. Simpkins, C. Anderson. ROW 2: D, Ford, B. Koch, C. Phippen, V. Shirley, R, Nicholson, K, Stanton, Mr. Wetterhahn, J. Marina, K.King. ROW' 1: S. Youngs, C, Anderson, B. Koch. ROVU 2. D. Ford, K, Hawluml. A. Tripp. C. Pound J. No Caulcy. ROW' 3: Mr, Finnegan. H. Lockwood. S. Myers, C. Phippen. M. Reilly, D, Mnrtinelli. 20 , w. A. Smith, President; C. Andrews, Treasurer; K. King,Vice President;A,Tripp,Secretary C, Anderson, President; C. Affinari, Secretary; K Howland, Txeasurer; D, McAnulty, Vice President XVI Team T. Lockridge M. Ames J. LaHair T. Martin B. Kukowski G. Willard W. McKinley F. Brabant J. Cerow H Greenwood D. Steele J. Roberge FIRST ROW? R. Neale, M. ClcxchLL W . Lavignc. SECOND ROXX': P. Kelly. R. Ray, D, Skiff, S. Clark. D. Candino. Hockey Club Game; Played f C.C. OPP. St. Lawrence Beta ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Canton A. T. C. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,1 8 Alexandria Bay Town Team .......................................... 2 3 Utica. College ............................................................................ 2 9 Playing together for the first time, the Jefferson Community College hockey team, despite the handicaps of no coach, practices, or home ice, made a very good first showing. Next season the team is hoping to have its own outdoor rink at the site of the new college. 2I 22 24 ROW 1: J. Sharp: H. Loduwmd. D. Gmlfrty. ROW 2: P. Coir, L, Rudes, N, Budusnn, P Ncedcll, Manager. C. Andrews ROW 3: Mr, Jerome, G, Browncll. M. Johnulmw, J. Killian. S. Thomson. 1963-1964 Basketball Season ROV' I: K. K1ng.C. R' ROVU 2' K. Hmmybcll. I1, 5, P Clark MauFarlnmL J, MchulL-y. fCC 85 60 S 1 84 98 67 75 78 86 57 88 63 88 68 89 79 9O 82 67 79 80 70 65 BORDER LEAGUE Opp, Copenhagen , , . V , , N 105 655th Air Force , . . 65 Watcrtown Y.M.C.A. .. ,,,,, 84 Hammond . 7 . ,, . 87 Alexandria Bay . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 80 Harrisvillc r H . H r 62 Kingston 7 V 7 ., 108 Camp Drum , , 94 Cxpe Vincent 99 6551b Air Force 62 Indian River 7 ,, ,1 , 85 Watertown Y.M1C.A. V 92 Hammond VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 82 Copenhagen V 114 Alexandria Bay ,,,,, Harrisville ................... 1 83 Wadham's Hall H 1 ,, Kingston V 111 Indian River Faculty N Cape Vincent , , , .. 106 Camp Drum , 83 Indian River 7 r , 110 Dexter . ..................................................... 63 Thoreson taps m Killian KNEELING: WA Lavigne, Manager, G. Sayyeau, j. Lava, H. Lockwood, P. Coir, J. Ventiquattro, J. Johnson, S Conde. STANDING: W. Grant, W. Shepardson, G. Btownell, D. Healy, I Touhey, J. O Brien, Mr. Valentine. D. Russum and M Greco are not pictured 1964-1965 Basketball Season FRONT: V. Schilt MIDDLE ROW: K. Howlnnd, K. King DV Smith BACK ROW: J, Mchuley, J. DeLosh, K. McCabe 26 ICC 64 73 51 80 66 81 7O 80 68 83 65 80 85 57 82 7O 74 63 76 1964-5 VARSITY BASKETBALL RESULTS Opponent Potsdam J V. .. Mohawk Valley Clarkson Fr. , Niagara C. C. , Broome Tech. ............ Fulton-Mont. C. C. ,,,,,,,,,,, , St. Lawrence Fr. . Royal Military Paul Smith's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Watertown Y.M.C.A. Canton A.T.C. , Royal Military , Niagara C. C. ,, Potsdam J. V. Coming C. C. ..... Fulton-Mont. C. C. Paul Smith's ,,,,,,,,,, St. Lawrence Fr. V ,, Clarkson Fr. ,, ,, Even Arnold Palmer doesn't take that long. What happened to everybody else! Ready, aim 3O Who changed my nutes? Guess who? What do you mean you do nor can: what it is as long as it con- tains alcohol? What do you mean we can't have our party here? The student cafeteria ? Put the square ones in the square holes. Medium rare please. 33 34 We Attend Class . . . n w I wonder What this says . . i W'ili this class m er end? What's up front? I hope this is perfect! This is Utopia? I don't believe a word he says . . . Test today? French, no doubt . . . American Literamre? 35 Do Research . . . Qualitative Analysis of Group 4 Cations and Then Always Relax . . . 34.9? m; Two can live cheaper than one. Check . . . He was with who?!? ' y 36 Is thls for teaL If it moves, I'll leave. And then the barber said , FRESHMEN mfs. V3.1 38 .- -Q-.cp5-. lun-r-I '- -Q-IQU'-' m-h-I ROW 1: D. Percy, C. Anderson, J. Phippen, S. Torrey, B. Carr. ROW 2: F, Manson, M. Cooper, J. Bragger, C. Affinati, J. Bevens, M. Cleveland, G Cassoni, J Roberts, R. Adams, S Pughe. ROW 3: C. Burns, Wk Peters, D. Fisher, W. Babcock, P, Wilder, C. Rose, L. Brown, C. Bums, W. Carey, I Burns ROW 1: B. Duclos, D. Smith, M. Cullen, A Alger, J Delosh. ROW 2: S. Aldous, A. Pilon, J Gaffney, L Ruble, J. Croitz, J. Perry, R. Delaney, M, Davis ROW 3: 0. Cumings, L. O'Brien, W. Boulton, P Aylward, H, Phippen, A. Cleaver, V. Bailey, A Lavin. ROW 1: J. Grant, K. Howland, D, Montondo, J. Harrigan. ROW 2: J, McCauley, A. Marks, J. Wood, J, Easter, P. Kelly, W. Mandigo, G. Willard, R. Sly, R. Hartz, G. LeFevre, C. Matott, N, Giovo. ROW 3: K Stanton, L. Hollis, E. Sinclair, J. King, D Eggleston, M Service, R. Shearer, S. Lester, K Vaccaro, L Wager, L Sullivan, C4 Kamide, W. Wilkins, F. Hough, T, Washburn, C. Hough, ROW 4: D. Desormeaux, V, Stevens, E. Taylor, D, Youngs, J. Ames, A. Lynch, B Watts, 5. Decker, G. LaSage, A. Shannon, L. Dalton, S. Herse, J. Scofield, S. Simpklns, W. Nelson, L. Wiest, D. Shirley, M, Liola, R Dornn, J. Browning. ROW 1: D Jacuby, I. Orlnff. S. Mitchell. ROW 2: J. Johnson, M Greco, R New, J. Munroe, D. Martinelli, A LaPatm, J. LaHair, F Beimford, R Nicholson, D Skiff, F. Mazur. ROW 3: J Touhey, J. Spicer, J O'Brien. S. Kulpa, P Langtry, C. Salmon, L. Dwyer, T. Martin, R. McEckron, A. Kraeger, D. Fowler, R. Lalonde, D. McAnuIty, L. Smith, IL Needell. F -n-.mu-. 05-011 F -n-.ma-. UI-II-t 39 -I-::Onn -I-:Connb ROW 1: C. Butlerfield, J. Baker, G. Davis. ROW 2: S. Conde, T. Matthews. W. Anzalone, L Mangano, R. Marceau J. Cm'allario, J Britten, J. McCauley. ROW 3: R. Stewart, D. Cory, C. Capone, T. Allen, D. Ball, J. Marlene, D. Aycn, T. Singleton ROW 4: L. Augusms, G. Sayyeau, T. Bowie, T, Campany, R. Cormwll. R. Carbine, J. Cemw, G, Bourdnge. ROW 5: J. Barbour, T. Schwerin, C. Snyyeau, D. Small, W'. Shcpurdsun, R. Singleton, J. Cooper, C. Carr. ROW 1: J. Howard, C. Van Duzee. R, Lacey. ROW 2: D. Green, M Verne, J. Lava, P Langsford, D. Williams ROW 5: W. Litzendorf, J. Waite, W. Longway, J Flanders, G. Flanagan, J. Ventiquattro. ROW 4: A. Fox, K. Dwyer, W. Jesmore, J. Grant, T. Jeffers, J. Kelly, J. Hammond. ROW 5: J. Guyton, P. Udaskin, D Kehoe, R. LaLonde, R. Huntley, l Jenkins, D, Knapp, J. Howland. ROW 6: B. Kukowski, D. Tremont, D. Healy, J. Ditch, C. Lackey, J, Grant, WK Grant, C. Johnston, M. King 1: man 1; .glkw R1 Pacific, R Roy, F. Petrie, D, Pangallo, G. Leiterman, M. Miller, F. Millspaugh, T. Perfetto, T. Masher, G. Myers, E. Myers, D1 Paddock, LL O'Driscoll, D, McEIhemn, D. Propeck, R1 Raines1 ROW 1: W1 Queal, J. Hartman, J. Nagy, T. Payne, F. Bancroft ROW 2: V. Brown, L Thomas, R Reynolds, H. Bears, Ca Fowler, G. South, W. Lavigne. ROW 3: A. Maitland, W. McKinley, R. Neale, M1 Ames, J. Davis, R. Babcock, J. Bond. ROW 4: D. Russum, S1 Ludlow, P1 Linslmth, C, Stevens, P. Foti, C. Tiel, T. MacAdam. mmcw 05mm: -'U'CW VIMO: 4l 42 nD-o-ebnnfbm --:mtD3-cn:rn CO: am 0030-' K. Maville, D. Condino, L. Huttemann, G. Marsh. J. Collins, K. Hearnes, T. Perrigo, W. Devine. ROW 1: V Schilt, N. Baxter, R. Gillette, S. McWilliams. ROW 2: C Geng, S O'Brien, D. Fisher, D. Needell, K. Jacox. ROW 5: M. Eiss, K. McCabe, S Kenney, C. Lansdowne. 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Desormeaux Anne Myers Eggleston Donna Marie Ford William Dunbar $ :n. a $32533 Keith Gardner Wendell Gang Daniel Joseph Grieco Frances Anne Hough Donald Godfrey 47 Reginald Huck Franklyn Hughes Michael A. Johndrow Kathleen E. King Barbara Joan Koch Thomas 13 Lockridgc Harley Lockwood George C. Marsh Paul Mason Charles E. Monaghan 50 Rosemary E. Morrow Daniel P. O'Connell Philomena Pangallo Cynthia Ann Phippen Donald Propeck John S. Redwny SI m Hv..m m .mb uwe RR 0.10. 1M5 RRu km an ac Kk kw mm MD KL John Austin Roberge Lyle Martin Rudes Suzanne Mary Simser Arnold F. Smith Richard W. Stowell Alice Marie Tripp ' B ; ,... 1 .V . Lmda town Wager m Mama E Walton erdetick E. Widmeyer Karen Elizabeth Witt John Wenk 54 JOHN L. ADA Philadelphia, N. Y. Engineering Science JOSEPH T. BELLINGER Sackels Harbor, N, Y1 Liberal Arts RICHARD BROCK 805 Water St. Watertown, N Y. Liberal Arts GORDON JAMES BROWNELL Sandy Creek, N. Y. Liberal Arts LEE DENNIS BUSZAK 557 Morrison St. Watertown, N, Y. Business Administration SANDY JAMES CANDIDO Brasher Falls, N1 Y1 Liberal Arts STEPHEN PATRICK CLARK Black River, N. Y. Business Administration TIMOTHY G. CLEARY 319 Prospect Stu Watertown, N, Y. Liberal Arts CHERYL ARLENE CONNOR Natural Bridge, N. Y. Business Administration ROBERT WESLEY CORBIN 110 Winslow St. Watertown, N. Y. Engineering Science GRACE JUNE CUMMINGS R. D. 4 Watertown, N1 Y. Liberal Arts DAVID E. DESORMEAUX Antwerp, N. Y. Liberal Arts WILLIAM ERNEST DUNBAR Adams, N. Y. Liberal Arts ANNE MYERS EGGLESTON Philadelphia, N, Y Liberal Arts DONNA MARIE FORD SS Rexford St. Norwich, N1 Y1 Secretarial Science KEITH EDWARD GARDNER R. D. 4 Watertown, N1 Y. Accounting wIENDELL JOHN GENG pauville, N. Y. Ccountlng DONALD ELMER GODFREY 223 St. Mary St. Watertown, N. Y. Liberal Arts Directory DANIEL JOSEPH GRIECO 521 Stone St. Watertown, N. Y Accounting FRANCES ANNE HOUGH 155 Paddock SL Watertawn, N. Y. Liberal Arts REGINALD ALAN HUCK 441 S, Massey St. Watertown, N. Y. Engineering Science FRANKLYN ALLEN HUGHES Dexter, N, Y. Accounting MICHAEL A. JOHNDROW Lowvi1le, N. Y. Business Administration KATHLEEN E. KING Antwerp, N. Y. Secretarial Science BARBARA JOAN KOCH 2740 Barney St. Gouvemeur, N. Y. Secretarial Science THOMAS F. LOCKRIDGE Marcy, N. Y. Liberal Arts HARLEY LOCKWOOD 36 Park Street Malone, N. Y. Liberal Arts GEORGE C. MARSH 268 N, Indiana Ave. Watertown, N. Y Engineering Science PAUL ALBERT MASON Chaumont, N. Y. Engineering Science CHARLES E. MONAGHAN 115 East Lynde Street Watertown, N. Y. Accounting ROSEMARY EILEEN MORROW Calcium, N. Y. Liberal Arts DANIEL PATRICK O'CONNELL 153 St. Mary St. Watertown, N. Y, Liberal Arts PHILOMENA PANGALLO 902 Emmett St. Watertown, N. Y. Liberal Arts CYNTHIA ANN PHIPPEN R. D, 1, Box 24 Watertown, N. Y. Secretarial Science DONALD MELVIN PROPECK R D. 4 Watertown, N. Y Business Administration JOHN SESSIONS REDWAY, 3rd Belleville, N. Y. Accounting MICHAEL JOHN REILLY 539 Mullin St Watertown, N1 Y. Liberal Arts DAVID CURTIS RIORDAN R. D. 4 Watertown, N. Y. Business Administration JOHN AUSTIN ROBERGE, JR. 217 Elm St. Watertown, N. Y. Business Administration KAREN KAY ROBERTS Lowville, N, Y. Liberal Arts LEE ELLEN RUBLE 323 Pratt St. Watertown, N. Y1 Liberal Arts LYLE MARTIN RUDES, JR. Philadelphia, N. Y Accounting SUZANNE MARY SIMSER 712 Davidson St. Watertown, N. Y. Accounting ARNOLD FRANK SMITH 315 Hunt Sr. Watertown, N. Y. Liberal Arts RICHARD W. STOWELL Fine, N. Y1 Accounting ALICE MARIE TRIPP 322 Arlington St. Watertown, N1 Y1 Liberal Arts LINDA BROWN WAGER 143 E. Division St, Watertown, N1 Y, Liberal Arts MARCIA E. WALTON Redwood, N. Y. Liberal Arts JOHN HARRY WENK R, D. 4 Watertown, N. Y. Accounting FREDERICK E. WIDMEYER Beaver Falls, N. Y. Liberal Arts KAREN ELIZABETH WITT R. D. 1, Box 102 Watertown, N. Y. Liberal Arts 55 9313 m m s21: w wavy g: m7, n. . a m? m r; . x a? n g :4 . :3 ; Cf; 3 JeFFerson Community College WinteSr Weekend Friday, February 5 ' .o 7 COWaCBe Wood ON $Qea:$A G M w , C9 gate 5 3,0 9' 1 b b. M xsaaw 331 m 1 q '1 9 my, B 90 ' ?ebw F014 9 ,. son Communit Sp Jefferson Conununity C Hotel W0 Harry Spicefs Onhcsn Cam Ed W'ool Sat. February 6, 1965 Admission $5.00 Couple D mp mum 11M .L m ,. ,I . JeFFerson Community College Winter Weekend 7W flame i and the Nomads ': 1965 VIe'ifferson o 9- pm. to I2 . m . Inter Jimmy CWI 9946 996 m 0d 36614, day lelson l ebruary 6 Will, Unnerg Annual 3llege Scholarship Ball ed by 6 Scholarship Corporation Lff Ballrooms Ar: Mcconwnam Tno House the Nomads Dancing 9 to 1 Continental Breakfast 1 :v x'! 'Nw M w First Commencement Liberal Arts and Science College Choir June 1965 Business and Engineering Science An End and :1 Beginning 62 WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR PATRONAGE: Abe Cooper Watertown Corporation ................ Wateriown, N.Y. Adams Pastry Shop .................................. Adams, N.Y. Arcade Beauty 8: Barber Shop .................... Watertown, N.Y. Bellost Department Store ............................ Adams, N.Y. Boys SI Mens Specialty Shop ...................... Watertown, N.Y. Bradley Hardware Inc. .......................... Watertown, N.Y. Canale,s Restaurant .............................. Watertown, N.Y. The Cape Shop ................................ Cape Vincent, N.Y. CarPs Auto Association ............................ Watertown, N.Y. Casual Classics .................................. Walertown, N.Y. Charles Auhertine 81 Sons ...................... Cape Vincent, N.Y. Chuck-A-Donut .................................. Watertown, N.Y. Curtis-Holmes .................................. Watertown, N.Y. Dobbins Liquor Store ........................ Alexandria Bay, N.Y. Empsall Buick Inc. .............................. Watertown, N.Y. Felt 81 Hosner Chevron Station ................ Rt. 99:1, Watertown, N.Y. Gillette 81 Sons Dairy Inc. ........................ Watertown, N.Y. Glazier-Kinney Pharmacy ............................ Adams, N.Y. Halley Electric .................................. Watertown, N.Y. Herricst Drug Store ............................ Wlatelrtown7 N.Y. Hotel Woodruff ................................ Watertown, N.Y. Hungerford Holbrook Company .................... Watertown, N.Y. Hutchings Florists ................................ Watertown, N.Y. Hyde Improvement Corporation .................... Watertown, N.Y. Jefferson County Journal ............................ Adams, N.Y. Jones Sport Shop ................................ Watertown, N.Y. Justso Printing Company .......................... Watertown, N.Y. Kamargo Furniture .............................. Watertown, N.Y. Kelly,s Hat 81 Luggage Shop ...................... Watertown, N.Y. Lunmen Appliance Center ............................ Adams, N.Y. Mac DonaldYs .................................. Watertown, N.Y. Marine Midland Bank ................................ Adams, N.Y. Marine Midland Bank ............................ Watertown, N.Y. Marlowe,s Drug Store .......................... Cape Vincent, N.Y. McDonald Jones Ins. ............................ Watertown, N.Y. J. R. Miller Company ............................ Watertown, N.Y. Roger Miller Ins. .............................. Adams Center, N.Y. Northem Travel Bureau .......................... Watertown, N.Y. Northrop Motor Company Inc. ...................... Watertown, N.Y. OYBrienk Hotel .................................... Clayton, N.Y. Orange Valley Fruit Juice Company ............ Sackets Harbor, N.Y. Pacifids .......................................... Adams, N.Y. Park-View Cleaners Inc ........................... Watertown, N.Y. Quick Motors Inc. ................................ Walertown, N.Y. Reinmank Furniture ................................ Clayton, N.Y. Rings Department Store .............................. Adams, N.Y. Robert Wood 81 Company .......................... Walertown, N.Y. Robinsonk Book Store ............................ Watertown, N.Y. Ruddell Business Machines ........................ Watertown, N.Y. Seabury Motor Express .................. ......... Watertown, N.Y. State Street Body Works Inc. ...................... VVatertown7 N.Y. Stilts Clothes ........................... : ........ Watertown, N.Y. Seaway Vending Company .............. ' .......... Watertown7 N.Y. J. J. Stocker Company ............. ............ Walertown, N.Y. Sylvia7s Gift Shop ................................ Watertown7 N.Y. Thousand Island Sun ........................ Alexandria Bay7 N.Y. Upstate Amusement Company ...................... Watertown, N.Y. Upstate Plumbing 81 Heating ...................... Watertown, N.Y. Watertown Automobile Association .................. Watertown, N.Y. Watertown Buildefs Supply Company ................ Watertown, N.Y. Watertown Coca-Cola Company ..................... Watertown, N.Y. Watertown Class 81 Hardware ...................... Watertown, N.Y. Watertown Savings Bank .......................... Watertown, N.Y. Wiley Brothefs Red 8i White .................... Cape Vincent, N.Y. The Yarn Shop ................................ Waterlown, N.Y. WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR PATRONAGE: Mr. Carl 0. Bachman ............................ Waxertown7 N.Y. Mr. Fred W. Bence .............................. Watemown, N.Y. Mr. James Furgal .............................. Watertown7 N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henry .................. Alexandria Bay, N.Y. Miss Janice Morris ............................ Black River, N.Y. Mr. John Richmond D.D.S. .......................... Adams, N.Y. Mr. Joseph S. Smith .............................. Watertown, N.Y. Mr. Paul Svendson .................. Black River Rd., Watertown, N.Y. WE WISH TO THANK ALSO THE CONTRIBUTORS WHO WISHED T0 REMAIN ANONYMOUS. 63 im nave; JEFFERSOH CUMUBHV COME J stoma: Iv mmsou comm ; summit av sun uumnsmoo xv mm some 15 MCMTICYS , mum 0' am twllm , mmun , THE BEGINNING THAT MORE MAY BE ENLIGHTENED