Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

:4. H400 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING . 7 Jefferson Community College Watertouln, New York Jefferson ian Volume VI 7970 ARC H WES - editors - I Dorothy Harris Marie Schuleitzer Jefferson Community College IS a very small part of the world. The bUIldings, as buildings must be, are very hard and cold and stationary. But the real school is a living, moving thing. And in spite of the walls. there is a communication, there is a feeling, there are Ideas exchanged and dreams begun, because there are people. When the people have gone, the ideas and the dreams wull remain-the things first hoped for by other men who pushed the hopes a little farther toward the realization. So we inherit old hopes and create our own by seeking a world in which they can all come true. This world can only exist through our own indiwdual effort. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY. . ,13 ACTIVITIES. . ,23 SPORTS 4611 SENIORS. . .50 FRESHMEN . . .42 W View Dr. Fred J. McCarthy In today's society, most individuals and individual goals are accepted merely at face value. This is especially true of college students who, at a most hopeful and exciting period of their lives, find that many of their dreams and aspirations are stifled by the fast pace of today's way of living. It is indeed fortunate that Jefferson has an exception to the rule, for we possess a man whose sincerity is refreshing to students who seek a help ing hand. It is to this man that the Jeffersonian offers its dedication. His intense regard for duty, his loyalty to the college, and his concern for the well-being of individuals as well as combined student functions are the things which make us, the class of 1970, feel honored in our dedication of this year's Jeffersonian to Dr. Fred J. McCarthy. James E. McVean President President's M essaqe in these days when all facets of higher education are being challenged, governance is being questioned, and students are assuming new roles of responsibility, we must dedicate our- selves to the search for truth, not only as it will affect our lives this year, but in the decades before us. Every indication is that our society shall continue to change at an ever-increasing rate. We must make certain that change comes about logically and that it improves upon that which now exists. Leadership in affecting change must come from informed and dedicated citizenry. You who have the benefit of a Hcollege education have an obligation to play an active role in shaping the future. You have an obligation to remain informed and this implies that your education must continue for the rest of your productive years. We who are older envy your opportunity to share in the great challenges extending into the twenty-first century. We take confidence from the belief that the portion of your education for which we have been responsible will serve to equip you for these challenges. .CWCyW Board Of Trustees Dr. Peckham CHAIRMAN Mr. Galhger Mr. Bachman Mrs. Cosgrove VICEVCHAIRMAN Mr. Shapiro Mr. Videtto Mrs. WardweH '2 appomtments pending FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Gerald Vl. Walsh, Ir. Dean of the College Frederick J. Macmily Dean of Students lull P. mm: Dean of the Administration Patricia Atchie Rev. Russel Blimplin Pall Tumm D. Rene Valentine lnis E. McAllister Kenneth Pumr Mmld Shannan Robert S. Tyldesley John w. Van de Watcr Marian Cross Gum Fassen Butrice Moshe! Fathcr William G. Munch Business Gerald l. Wetterhalm James II. Archibald MIMI ! - Battista Chairman, Seeietarial Data Processmg Secretarial Science Science m Sara Bumsil Ilolmt L Campbell James II. Cox Norman Hunneymn Business Business Business Business 'rzmrmrw Nancy J. Moore Patrick 1. Pearson Barry F. Thomas Doris M. Tum: Busmess Accounting Business Secretarial Science Bavid l. Vlalton' Km 1. Vandolr Economics Business iLeave of Absence !. Arts k Jane B. Bonner Charles M. laPierre Batty G. Andms Chairman, English Acting Chairman, English Psychology Twyla M. Bannet Stanlcy Cielm Brendan A. Curtin loin VI. Deals Spanish English F rench History Klaus Eheling' Saul Gremlin Wuley Helium Art English Speech Sociology I lanes F. lemme Robert L King Imly Pickle Iliad L Mutton! History Socmlogy German and Russian Art 'Leave of Absence ., 9- A' V V... r 1 Lucy Mail llavid R. Reid Carol Y. ScanIon Enghsh English English Science , 1.2 narnle F. Bunion Barlw E Aiken lanes IL Baler Director. Nursmg Chemistry Mathematics 1 Joseph H. mm John I. ceeil mm L Bhapin mlliam 1. line Chemlstry Geology Nursmg Engineering Rodney c. Eslcy Mark VI. fenllm Alvin V. frank Pete: I. 62an Physics Biology Nursmg Biology Q. f Michael 0. Umlek Frederic 0. Parker Sister Mary 1. Peters T. Urling Walker Biology Mathematxcs Nursmg Engineering Smence Physical Education I Malcolm l2. Bienekapp Marcia E Walton Robert F. Mlliams Physmal Education Physncal Educatwon Physncal EdUCBIIOU Student Services Gladys E Bush Hubert 1. Books Charles A. Brox, Jr. Associate Dean of Students Accountant Financial Aids Counselor George VI. Ilnlch Ilunna K. Matthews Dorothy B. Parker John 6. Phillips Counselor Registrar Nurse Director of Admissions Marie: 8. Stock Student ACUVitleS Counselor Library Science Henry 0. Garretsoll. Ir. Carol A Salverson Library Science Library Scxence 22 STUDENTACTIVITIES 24 Jeffersonian MwssBannedewsor,B,Legacy,D.Hams,C,Fawre,E.Mazes,M.Mcnght.M.Schwert1er. 25 C ISGA Row 1: M, Kinney B eragusa, Raw 2: Dr. McCaMhy. J Balduzzk W JowesM MISS Stock. Student Council Row I: Mr Curlm. M Kmney, B SrragusaM J. Balduzzlv W Joles. sts Stock, Row 1; M. DmgmanM M BuraM S, Hayes. G. Zona. S. Keegan. C. Peck. R, LaForIy. A. Ra- mam: Row 1: D. Johnson, M Schweutzet M Raxmsn B, Fayette. I. McLeanM D. Halslead. G. SwnzeL J, Maurev. 76 Spanish Club Raw 1: Carol Jones. Loren Perm Dongas Seeley. SaHy Hayes Raw 2: Pamela Bush, Gawl Baker. Amy Shearman Mary Bura Bethany EckerL Mwss Banner 27 German C Iub Raw 1; D. PatteVson, VV Zaremba, C. Wllhar'ns Mrs. Mmkle. Row 2:;1 Romano, P Wlley. K. Wilder,L Corbett. C Laser. French Club Seated: BY O'Hart, GV LaPatra, Standing: J. Conlon, S Nunn, S. Clam, G Jonson. J, BDIOWSME, X McLean S Pardee C. Brown. M Colvm. J. BXemtry. I. Chauertnn. E Mayak. H Putney. E Lyoan Gunyn, W, Pakeman J, Starkweather. .aa-u,. ll'I-Vkl ?n-um I II MI- I-mrr-uu- .m .s-vrlIl m n...- 31... .muunu mm w-n. -------- ------a-...m Illlllllllle 29 30 Sigma Rho Omega Row 1: I McLean,S Hayes, M1513 Banner, D. Comlns. Row 2: D. Hams,I Cox, E. Malak. C. Fame, E. Mazes, Phi Theta Kappa Row 1: C Uhmh S szasam, MISS Beach. Dv Shdnw U Jaakson, B Fayene Row 2: B Smagusa R mow P LaFave D Staplm. D Lw Pi Alpha Lambda Row 1; J. MuHen, F DeMarcuR P, Say- yeayR S. McGrann. A. Bolton, B. Bole. M. Robmson, C. Jones. Rwr 2: C. Boyd, G. Iona. G. Ranallr, J, Balduzzu, C. Fe. dnm. C. Smolensku M. Bura. E. Buck- mgham. B. LaldrawR M. Galvm. D. Bow charm Mr. Cox, Raw 3: Muss BathslaR N, Barton 8' CavcaszaR BY Dumas, J. Kehoe. N, McDougal, B. LaMac-chla. M. AnzaloneR D, Pond. P. Magnam, K. Kench, B. Bulwer, F, PerettaR E. Ralke. A. Brandy, M, O'Bnen, A, Sherman, K. Green, Sigma Tau Alpha Howl: R ngaro T Root M Danenzo R GoeweyR C Wood-Thomas. M. Cavallano. Raw 2: W. Welch, W. Shattuck. J O'NeIL R. MorR gla. H. DeJouvdenR J. Haas. S, Zwewmz. R. Hague. G. Delorme, J. SIR Mane. G Swwtzer. G. Swdzer. F. MessmaR W. Ladd. 31 32 Outing Club Raw 1: C. Flmn. M, Manno. JV Cassavaugh. S. Sprague, P LaFave. S. Helfiemn. S. ScheH J. Dawson. D Halstead. Row 2: R. Fults, R. Morgan. Mr. Gaskm. Mr. Cean K Tooiey. K WleBS. Ski Club Raw 1: 8. Heashp. R. Ashe, M. EnwnghL S, Mchann S Powers KY Greene. L. Ellsworth. Raw 2: M. Graunvxlle, J, Rothen T, Kos- IoroskI T,Wavd Mr.Ganetsonw.LaHarI,1.Vrttono.J.CoHIer. Women's Recreation Association I. McLean H. Johnson. P, Watson, G. Jack D. Legacy. E. Mazes. D, Commms M CoHIns. G. Maltraw, K. Greene. C. Scott. S, Wmte. B, Bollwer, M KOMer. MISS Wanon L, Taylor S. Pardee S. Patnavde. F PrettaL M. Ma!letle S Hume D Hoihs. C. Cotton J.MuchaehP.5ayyeauK,C0316Ho 33 The Ward . a; m: f .v v, ,E'i V III I: A. Healy, D Johnson. III 2: Dr. McCarthy. M. Dingman. J. Kavanaugh. G. LaPalva. Circle K Row 1: C. Brown, L. Gunn. R. Furman T. Haley. Row 2; R Don J, Maurer. P, Carpenter C. Peck R. Hanno. S, Rames, J. Slavkwealher, P, Hore, R. Parsons. D. Spencer. R. Devme, B. Helshp. Dionysian Players low 1: J. RIECI, D, Farnsworth, J. Dvyden. Row 2: k Glowackw. M. Dlllabough, W. Beers. RIM 3: M Donahue. M Hill Row 4: G. Mitcheil. M. Knckmxre M Crowley. K. DeFranco. P. Page. 35 . Busmess Club Row 1: B LaMacua, 8. Peer, J, Kehoe B. Lmdlaw MY Boyle. K. Kehue. Row 2: Mr, Cox. . M. Denmofa. JV Watson. S NeweH BY CantwelL D. Bouchavd 8. Reed, G. Ranalll. Investment Club I Rlnman R PmdnH J Mmgan,G LanIm, 37 IVS Cultural Affa Raw I: MISS Beach. Mr, LaPIene. Mrs Andrews Row 2: M. Seeley. G. Mxlchell. 38 39 ;0 v A Student Activities Board of Control Row1:D. Bouchard Mrs. Scanlonv Row 2: Dr, McCarthy, L. Flemming, J. McLaughlin, I . Row 1: Mr Valentine. Mr. lemme. Mr. Putter, Raw 2:6 O'Iakxel Ward. A Athletic? Board of Control Al Basketball How I: R Woods S. Foyi M Cowans M DeLaney T DeLaney'. J Swmmons. Raw 2: K Spencer. J, SlockweH, G MaIIraw, E. Sheen. B LBHDEC', M. Whamn. C Winch Dxd not complete season 43 44 Baseball Row 1: Coach Bledekapp C. Durante. L Perm. D. Backman, J. 81' Mame J Ewe. L hauer, D. Palker. D. Lmstrulh, G. Mattraw, I, McFaul. Gum, CV Bvougham. M Beck. M Deianey. mm 2: F Hopkmsom S. EISGD- 45 46 Lacrosse Raw 1: C. Iymmskl. Mr Gaskm, P MacDermatI. Raw 2: C Brown, M Hagan D Braman, E, Anlonsem R. Devme. L. Sarentmo. Raw 3: J. O'Neill, S Ralnes R. Furman, C. FOUIHBH. W. McDouga1 N Carpenter,L WIIIDI'I. R Shepard. A7 48 VVEH: 5$J a tub :cr unumn Soccer Raw 1; G 0mm, Row 2: ML Bledekapp EV Antonsen. 1 St. Mane R. Devme. N. Hicks. J. VanWIe B. Jeffers.l PurceH. W. MacCarlhy. G. Shutzo. 11 Anthony, Hough, J Maurer. I, Tilebem, N Darhng. Row 3: M. IraveI D Hmlck J i, Z , Girl's Basketball How 1: D Legacy B. SIIIweH, M Kohler. D Hmm Row 2: C Cotton D Taylut B Kavanaugh G. Mattvaw. S Pardee, C. Laluetl, Muss Walton. Cheerleaders Raw 1: P, Watson. Rm 2: J Case, chhaw. S Puwevs. B Kavanaugh Raw 3: J Jetim. P deynau B BUM Absent, BY LaMacchIa kamalm. A9 FRESHMEN 52 low I: I. Ginger, D. Brabant, R. Lashomb . . J. Alnsworth. Raw 2: T. O'NeIIL BV Beach. J. Muvray, L. Ellsworth, R. Gelman. W Deban. Row 1: D Hams. R. LeBeau. D. Jumps, N Hicks. G. Baker, I. Nielsen. J. Wilder AV Boulton. Row 1: D, Lang- don. K, McAulme, K. Wilder, R. Avery. B. Kavanaugh, P, Nunn R. Solar, I. Sandlan. Rm! 1: C. Wllnams. K. Rhode. B. Washer, D Basset. L. Heselden. D. Dobson, E. Rada. J, Kerr. Row 2; C Wil- liams. J, Clavk. D. Frezzo, C. Winch. D. Bassetle. J, Sledleckl. J. Watson Roll 1: I. Kostemskl, I. Lachenauer. M. Gom. C. Burns, I, Newton. 1. McCluskI. low 2: K. HodkmseL W. Melster. M. MOMIEEHI. M. Homer. M Mlnkler. l. Hazelwood 53 54 law 1: D. Frazier, D. Hme ti P. Truesdale Row 2: , S. Boyer, G. Rheaume, T, Chatteton. Row 1; E. Gnihn. A, Brown, S Jenner M. Lashomb, B Bush, K. Coom M Mount, D. Halstead. Row 2: B, Neddo. P, Hametty. M Graham, l3. Dominico. T. Deusser E Lyons.M.Valle1unga,T.Bristol. Row 1; N. Pelne J, Mallette. K. Russell, N. Wadsword, C. Clark, SV Schell, J. Kehoe. MV Boyle. now 2: S. Hm- man, F. Perretta. E. Leonard, - , K, Spencer. .E. Felix. M. Auslm, Row 1: K. Moodyth S Clark. A, Healy. J. ThobaulL M. PhilllDS. low 2: I. Weller, T. Newbeny. M. Smlm L. LaFave, , J. Maltingly. L. Myers. Row 1: , L. Young. M. Seeley, G. Boshart, J. Mullins. Row 2: R. Marlowe. E. Wise, 8. Service, 8. Raines, K. Kernehan. T. Mulette, L. Armstrong. low I: J, MacNamera, B. McNamara. M. Colwell. EL Leser. , C. Meglinno. Row 2: C. Fuurnler. T. Millet. D. Farnsworth. K. Burns, J. Maclntire. , M. Hills, 55 56 Row 1: C. WIdHCk. M. Caemet. C COTDI . J. Comon, M. Dawes. Row 2: P. Ferry M. MacNeIH. J Case, IL Capone. Row 3: D. Mwlrer. DV Chrisley, R. Kozlowskt, J. Morgan, G. Sums. Raw 1: J. MuHm. D. Carcasole. D Bossuut, -. Raw 2: , , JA Navavra, M. Lyndaker, J. VanWie. R. anarco. J. Pottev Row 1: J. Mavsh. K. Craylord, C. Hall. 8, Maude, J. Cassavaugh. Raw 2: A. Romano, M. Coum, T Bush, P. Fahey, . Row 3: I1 Stearns. L. Towne, S. Bancrah. M. Collins, A. Kavabelas. Row 1: D. Morabldo. M. Harpev. E. Quelor, M. Navarre, J. Backus. S. HawleyJ M. LachenauerJ Raw 2; M. King, G. Deruuin, J. Ricci, L. Keuog, A. LavsonJ C. Flmn, J. Swiech. nowl. T. Viscoma.J,- D. M Marine. J Castrom R0112: D WISE. K. DeFranco, . D. Anthony. K. Lawler. CD DimmuD. N. Berry. Inwl- B. Halter. M Gocua D HOIIIS J. ngarde, D. Lagacy F. DIMarco M Vallelunga lan: C Ferguson J. Lleheg. R Eagen K. Hunt R Magnantl 57 1 fa: In 1: J. Maitland, C. Irish. , P. VanPaten, J. Gibbs, 1 Beirman, J. m 1: C. Drake. M. Bickelhaupt, J. Johnson, L, Belong, S. Morrison, P. Sulhvan P. Peischl In 2: WV Rush. RV McNamara. S. Munscn. M. LaFony, Watson. low 2: R. Hirshey, 6 Gleason, R Phelps, Mv. Thomas , .G, Ward H. Boewey, D. Nelloh. : . M. Smith, B. LaJuette. Ill 1: , M, Sorzickas'. G. Place, . L Gray. In 2: M Boulio, J. Fassett J. Ainsworth. J. Cook, G. Fassett Row 3: . C. Babick, A, McCrackw Holley. m1: 5. Manwerliag, R. Dumas, V Jobsm. , R. Miller, C. Allison. K. Matthews, 58 RIVI l: J. Sweredosku. J. letters. E Baker, A. Robillard. L. Salisbuvy. G. McElhearn. Row 2: B. Salmun, D. Vaccaro, L. GIrauxJ FIyan.Pa1ge.J.Martm. r: M. Palmer. T. Tilebein S Powers, L Townsend M. Keneaw. S. Weber, VV Geglia, L Corbett. K. BWunl RIM 1: P. Rem. 1. Jerome. M. Whmng. C Corbett. S HeHeron. J, Rose, C Manzer, L, Rice, Raw 2: E. Watterman. J. Rockeleller G. ShuIIs A Avalmne R. Funer B SIIIs J. Starkweather. S. NlchoIs. E. Wxse, 59 In 1: S Matthews. S, Mathews, M. Bracy.- ., D. Pettmgev, V Comu- , B. Lehman C, PeHun, 5.4M . V' 'w III 1: PV Pangallo, V. Campbell. K, Honors, .- ,:, S. Mcgvann. Raw 1: D. JagaCIewskI.T Delaney S. Grant. M. Anlalnne. G Mallraw, J. Kavanaugh, F. Ames. Int 1: D Price. 8. Kibling, C. Farr. P. Chambers. L. Ricco. AV Dultany M, III I: D Ayen. 8. Don. S Bexlad. A, Shearman. M. Robinson, 8. Eovdee, P. Turcon. C. Fan, Raw 2: H Dyer. R. Gould. P. Espey. D. MarshaH, M. Blanchard Sayyeau J. Lewxs. mm 2: NY Zafens, D Hxlhck. P. Callaghan. T Morgxa. B. A. Hasner N. Kesler, M. Farmer Eastman J. DeBeau. L. LaIanI,J.Wan1. . 5 ' ' A LN . ,. . In 1: D Matthew: N. Barton, L. Mtllard P, Burhyle, L. RideV S. SchnEIder. Ru 1: Mrs. Murphy. Mvs. Lewns. K. Parrotte. T. Stevmxller, G Marsalla P. Wood-Thomas, K, Nman 61 62 63 64 5 6 UNWER$TY COLLEGE NEW VORK AT POTSDAM E T A T S 66 Richardl Adams Ihomas A. Aiken CaroH AHen GemgeF Babcock Dwight R. Back chhael C. Baker Yhomas LY Baker Joan L, Baiduzzi Wuham D Baxter CalhyL Bears WendyJ Beers 67 Daniel J, Blaimen Robert K. Branche BelhanyB Brassard Richard J. Berry Chris 6' Brown lelardJ Blce Edward G. Brown Dranna Bouchard Cynthla M Boyd Sava Jane Brown Chnstopher Brougham 68 Halne M. Buckingham Mary A Bum Kenneth Burns Ammr Bush Donald S. Butterheld Trmolhy Cameron Kelly CampbeH SheHyJ Carcasole New G Cavpentev JudwthA CarroH SusanC Case 69 70 Caro1eJ. Collins Mary T. Collins Diane M. Comlns Rlchard Castagnler Mtchael Cavallario John R Cemw Douglas Charlton Duane G. Clark Robert L. Clark They conquer who believe :hey can Charlesl Crabb Douglas A Dantorlh Pamma A. Barbee Matthew Danenzo CarolA Dauphmet Jamey A. Daws JdneIM Dawson Pamela R. Cooper Sandra 1, Cornell Kaven M Costello Chum J. Cotton 71 72 Balbara J. Dickinson LeonL Duckmson MIChBBIG Dickson Michael J, DelSIgnove Michael V Demcom IhomasE Dermady Ronald F Devmc Gmnies Dietnch Marcellme DIHabough Mane Dmgman AnnE Dollwer Eugene L. Edgar chhard E. Edgar Mamn E, Enwnght, III Stephenl Douglass Beverly! Fayette Susan B. Dwyer Catherme Fednm Stephen C. Dllemsz Bonme K Fxtchette Roherl M, Easter Jeanne M Fxtchette 73 74 PamF Mzgerald JohnI Hannery Larry W Hemmg Go up a step to seek a friend Larry J, Fox Davwd B Fralrck Rxchard D Fuhrman Law's A. Fulls PatnckM Games MaryE Galwn Dawn R. Gillete RogerJ Goewey KarenL Goodrich Vvonne A. Gascho Susan K Goodwm Fee 8. Gee Jeanne M Gordmner AHredJ Gemayel GwendolynL Gould JosephC Geng Herbert M Gould 75 76 Deborah K Gvant Albrerti Gveene. III Pele! C Gregory EHCN Gregware Lawrence D. Gunn Denms R Gyore Thomasw Haley Gamold E, Hance PeterE Hafe DorothyA Hams W4HIam Hart Arthuv W. Hayes, 1!. Sally L. Hayes DamelA.He1ti Ellen D. Helwe Shirley M, Hlttle Richard A. Holmes Bette J, Houmlel Cary T Howard Patncna M Hughes Terry N. Humes GaryL,HuIt1eman 77 78 Peter V. Ingalsbe RobertL Iredale UrsuIaL Jaakson William T. Jules Mary M. Jones Peter C. Jones Joseph E. Jackson David A. Johnson Helen L. Johnson Poise permits us to be ill at ease incanspicuausly Guy W. Kernehan Michael H. Kmney MamaA Kohler Arnold A. Kahnt SandraJ Keegan Korieen M Kehoe Dwana L Kerbev ThomasM Kostoroskl Wheel 0 Knckmwe John W LaCIaIr WHlIamJ Ladd 79 BO PhIIIIpJ LaFave chhael P. LaForty RohertA LaFony Brenda Laimaw Constance M. Laluett Barbara J. LaMaccma PatncmE Lanlry David LaPuinte John Layton Deborah M Lee Robert P. Legacy Elizabeth A. Majak Lloyd Manchester Faith N Mantle Earl R Lleblg Wlllxam H. Long Lynn Loorms Lana M Lows Hal E Marsh MarshaH MarshaH Rosemary C. Matula Ema N Males 81 82 Joseph V. McCabe Kay McCauley Patnck M. McDermoll Only that day dawn: to which we are aumke Judy EV McDougal Dennis M, McDougal TxmolhyL McFam Dennis McGurn Mark J. McKnight Isabelle E. McLean Morgan J, Muller GaleI MItcheH Mary F Masher Shirley D. McRobee Jane M Mealus Joy B, Mem Hank V. Messma Mnchael J. Murray Damel E Myers Mnennel Nadler SamuelS NeweH 93 34 Herman P. Obrisl Alan O'Dnscoll John P. O'NeIH Peter I. Nlewierosku Ronald C Nortz Sallie A. Nunn StephenF Oakes Gary F. Olakle Debmah 0. Patterson Carlton E. Peck Bavbara G Peer Loren A Penn RalphJ Pemns Mmgaret A. Phster Arthur H. PNHIDS Suzanne M, PhIIIIDS JohnC thney KarenR Pxevce PaulA Pierce JerryL Pooler MICMEH P PoweH Georganne M, Ranalh 35 86 John! Reardon Alan K Reed Barbara AV Reed What nobody seeks is rarely faund Christina Reflold Lonny L. Reinhardt Ronald C Riordan Stuavt H. Rmrdan Thomas H. Root CmdyL Scott DouglasM Seeley Ihomas J. Shaughnessy Ruben R. Rose Robert Shepard Carol E. Sage Barbam A. Sxmser Fredenckl Schneider BemamInA Slragusa Mane C. Schweitzer Dana G. Smnh 87 85 Carol A Smolenskl Kathleen Snow Susan M Sprague Dan- C. Staplm Bomta L. Slulwell John D. Stine chhaelT Slrough Sue R. Tanner William G Tanney Lwnda A Taymr Chavles E. Tlmmskx JanetW.chk James C Watson SIevenL Wilson Roy Torrey Catherine L Troup Mavy A. Tucker Carol A. Ulnch Mary M. Wheeler Kevm W. WICkS Cynthla J. Wldnck PhIIIIpA May 89 90 Robert E. Wood Craig F, WoodAThomas Mary V. Zaremba Geraldine A. Zona Joseph A. Woodward Chnstma E. Wright Scott A anm No matter how much we seek We can find only ourselves Who's Who in American Junior Colleges Row 1; Robert LaForty. SheHey Carcasole. Gem Zona, Mavcelhne Dlilabough. Pat Barbee. Bevevly Fayette. kae Klnney. Row 2: Ralph Perkins, Dorothy Hams Margaret Hefferon. Mary Bura. Ursula JacksorL SaHy Hayes. Marshall MarshaH, Row 3: Ben Suragusa. JeHevy EarIe. Larry Hemmg, PM LaFave, Dave Johnson. Chns Bmwn. Carl Peck, Roger Goewey. Absent from meme: Torn Root and Joan Bahulzl. 9! 94 Editor's Page IN the beginning, our yearbook was the uImpossible Dream; slowiy, page by page, it began to take shape and grow. We moved into it and we grew with it It became a part of us. and we a part of it. Yet, its story was not of us, but ALL the people at Jefferson Community College. Now the yearbook lives. It has been created after many long and hard, yearning and teaming hours. I F you can recall pleasant memories. . .we have not failed. ,Fthere are times, while you page through our book, that you wish you could relive. . , we have not failed, IF the individual feelings for the year are easily remembered: the lee tureseboring; the instructors-rigid; the halls-impossible;the snoweever pres- ent; the draft deferments-recalling t . .we have not failed ,Fyou can see beyond the pictures and journey into the meanings of the expressions on the faces, considering what is being done, what may affect the outcome, and what may be the reasone . . then YOU have not failed. FOR memories are spurred only by minute moments and thus a sim- ple picture may fulfill hours of recalled love, hate, failure, achievement, reward, discredit, companionship, and loneliness. OURspecial appreciation goes to the faithtui five that started with the yearbook in September and ended with it in February: Mark, Paul, Jeff, Effie, and Gary. We have a sincere appreciation for our adviser, Miss Banner, who put up with us through good and bad time$ Our thanks go to Mre Turcott for ail his help in the photography of the book. THEYearbook, in its final form, is love, truth, beauty, corn, and a lit- tle salt. dh, ms 95 96 The Beginning I-Ii-rE-r . gaff; MINISTRATION BUILDING -