Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1980 volume:

TO THE CLASS OF 1980: The 1980's are now upon us and pose many educational challenges that are different from those Jefferson Community College faced in previous years. During the 60's and 70's, the College moved from infancy to a well-established campus with the physical plant and instructional resources to support the post-secondary educational needs of this area. This year the athletic fields and tennis courts will be available to our student body and other residents in this area, providing a resource that has been needed over the years. Enrollments have already stabilized, and the greatest task to be undertaken will be that of adapting and improving the programs of the College in order to meet the needs of a more educationally-divergent student body. I look forward to the decade of the 80's and applying our institutional strength and flexibility to the changes that will emerge. Sincere best wishes for continued success to all who will become alumni of Jefferson Community College during the 1979-1980 College year. John T. Henderson President Board of Trustees Douglas L. Murray Chairman Albert H. Brown Margaret N. Cosgrove Wesley A. Daniels Jr. Margaret G, Gosier Donald J. Grant Robert I. Hanrahan Robert C. Howe W. Douglas Howland Eva M. Flansburg Student Member Administration and Staff Gerald W. Walsh Academic Dean John P. McGrath Dean of Administration Marian Cross Assistant to the President Frederick J. McCarthy Dean for Ed. Services D. Rene Valentine Assoc. Dean of Continuing Education Donna Eisele Registrar Rev. Russell Champlin . 5 Roberta Rice Charles Brox Suzon Kister Don Hughes Terry Phillips Dr. Harold Livingston Dorothy Parker Custodial Staff Vince Denicola Department Secretaries Rosanne Weir Tom Grant Library Staff Audio-Visual Norm Hunneyman Cafeteria Staff Audio-Visual . . xa'ALnoAm-N Administration Staff Libe a1 Arts John Deans Chairman Twyla Cushman Kate Feeney Iim Jerome Chuck LaPierre Dave Reid Bob Rutherford Math Science Harold K. Shannon Ioe Butler Chairman John Cecil Katherine Maurer John Penrose Sr. Janice Peters Terry Sawma Pat Perfetto David Walton Learning Skills Business Robert Tyldsley Chairman $15 w David Mort Pat Pearson Keith Yandoh A d Colleen n erson PatFluckiger Physical Education Dean Chrissley Ellen Childs Pat Rohde Tom Myers sallons Business Is Curriculum 2 Involvement at ICC 3s Future Plans 4, Hobbies Lynn Marie Aubertine 1. Accounting 4. creating sandpainting swimming, snowshoeing, walking in the woods Lynne Burton 1s Medical Laboratory Technol- ogy 4s basketball Kent Backus 1. Business Administration 2. Bas- ketball, baseball 3. transfer to St. Lawrence U. in Physical Ed. David Corey 1. Criminal Justice 2. Asst. Editor of Word, Business Manager 4. Baseball, Tina Raff Leslie Brown Judith E. Basar 1s Medical Secretarial 2. Student Govt Future Secretaries 3. Move to Florida 4. reading, movies, disco. Michele Cronk 1. Medical Technology 3. comin- ue education 4. all sports Melanie Culbertson 1. Executive Secretarial Science 3. job as an executive secretary Linda Dasno 1. Secretarial Science Joanne M. Forbes 1. Data Processing and Business Adm. 2. Circle K Wres. and Vice- Presidenn Word Staff 3. job in bank or business Mary Frances Green 1. Accounting 2. Circle K, The Word 3. work 4. tennis Louise M Faubert 1. Executive Secretarial 2. FSA Lesley A. Foy 1. Accounting 2. Dionysian Play- ers, Phi Theta Kappa i, l L Doris Faye Felt 1. Business Administration 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Jeffersonian 4. Sew- ing, golf, swimming, family. Joyce Gardner 1. Accounting 2. Circle K Wice- Preg 3. transfer to Oswego or trainee where employed 4. volleyball, turtles Gary C. Higgins 1. Accounting 2. F.S.A., Cite, Alumni Assn, Count Dracula, Pe- ne1ope's Plight 3. travel, job 4. tennis Nora Hankins 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Gourmet Voyageurs 3. Transfer to Florida State Michael 1. Hughes 1. Data Processing 2. Circle K 3. Rochester Institute of Tech. 4. Archery Phyllis Johnson 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Gourmet Voyageurs 3. transfer to Florida 4, swimming Debi Kelsey 1. Business Administration 2. I hope to become all I am capable of 3. managing - I. C. Penny Tami Heffernan 1. Business Administration 2. Bus. Club, softball 3. work then con- tinue education 4. All sports Susan Hunkins 1. Medical Secretarial 2. Future Secretaries 3. travel and life, laugh and love 4. Soccer, swim- ming Dorrie Kizzer 1. Medical Secretarial Science 2. Future Secretaries Wresideno Linda Marie Loftus 1. Executive Secretarial 2. transfer to Oswego 3. Future Secretaries 4. horseback riding, swimming, soc- Timothy R. Lehman 1. Journalism 2. The Word 1Edi- torL Camera Club, Circle K, Chi Delta Phi 3. Bachelors degree in Journalism Jennie Elizabeth Marsh 1. Executive Secretarial Science 3. look for a job 4. soccer, cheerleading, hockey, softball Diane Matheson 1. Medical Laboratory Technol- ogy 3, Phi Theta Kappa Janet Loftus 1. Accounting 2. Circle K, Arch- ery Club 4. hockey Jessie V. Martin 1. Medical Secretarial 3. work as a Nurse's Aide, return to ICC for RN. 4. dancing, bike riding Debbie McDonald 1. Business Administration 2. Business Club, socializing, some homework! 3. work, more school 4. nature, music Julie Michalzuk 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Cir- cle K Wice-PresJ, Word Staff 3. :ransfer to 4 yr, college 4. tennis, hiking Karen L. Morris 1. Data Processing 3. Potsdam State Julie Mitchell 1. Accounting 2. Circle K, Word Staff 3. possibly to Potsdam State 4. tennis, volleyball Bob Myers 1. Medical Laboratory Technol- 081' Kathy Overton 1. Accounting 3. working 4. ten- nis, sewing K Joanne Oddi 1. Business Administration 2. FSA, Jeffersonian, SGA, Music Unlimited, Business Club 3. Brockport Catherine Pickett 1. Accounting Deborah Rivers Tina M. Rose 1. Secretarial Science 2. FSA 1. Data Processing 2. homework 3. Potsdam State 4. reading, sports, embroidery, refinishing furniture 11W .3; Debbi Shorkey Deborah K Spooner Marcia Patula Stover 1. Medical Secretarial Science 1. Medical Laboratory Technol- 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2, phi ogy 3 going on to SChOOl Theta Kappa, Gourmet Voyageurs Gch 3. continue on for 4 yr. de- gree Richard Stover 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Gourmet Voyageurs QxesJ, Phi Theta Kappa 3. continue on for 4 yr. degree Debbie Taylor 1. Medical Secretary 2. Future Sec, Student Gov. Seen, The Word 3. work field 4. tennis, col- lecting plants Rosemary Taylor 1. Accounting 2. Camera Club 3. Work 4. softball, jogging, outdoor things Deborah Timerman 1. Business Administration 2. Jef- fersonian UreasL Music Unlimit- ed 1presj Diane Wheeler 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Gourmet Voya- geurs, SGA representative Shelley Taylor 1. Medical Secretary 2. Future Secretaries $ch 4. tennis Cheryl A. Van Allen 1, Medical Laboratory Technol- 08y 11.11121 1 mlzg N133? .. David W. Thoma 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Gourmet Voyageurs N.IU 3. manage in food or travel industry Julie Ann Wetterhahn 1. Executive Secretarial Science 2. Future Secretaries 3. job in area as secretary 4. horseback riding Patricia M. Willett 1. Medical Laboratory Technol- ogy 2. SGA, Class Council, sports Storekeeper, ABC 3. continue education Kelly L. Wood Linda Wright 1. Criminal Justice 2. 1. Executive Secretarial 2. FSA cheerleading 3. Law enforcement Susan Zvolensky 1. Data Processing Susan Cluver 1. Hospitality and Tourism 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Gourmet Voyageurs itreasJ 3. Florida International University Stephen Can 1. Business Administration 2. soc- cer, student orientation leader 3. Albany State Randy Christopher 1. Business Administration Debbie Hamlin 1. Business Deborah Cornish l. Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Man- agement 2. Founder of Chi Delta Omega 23 Math 1Science Steve Acker 1. Engineering Science 3. Arizona State 4. Boating, cars, trucks, mo- torcycles Mary A. Bates 1. Math lScience 2. volleyball, soft ball, Ski Club, intramurals 3. Cortland State or Brockport State 4. sports Grace E. Allen 1. Nursing 2. Phi Theta Kappa 3. work in special nursery at C.I.M. '4 X Jill Brabant 1. Math lScience 3. transfer to 4 yr. nursing program 4. skiing, hockey, piano Lorinda Bashaw 1. Nursing Joe Burnash 1. Nursing 2. Phi Theta Kappa, Student Nursing, SGA 3. Work 4. football, running, snowmobiling Jack H. Burns 1. Math lScience 3. attend Syra- cuse Environmental Science and Forestry School James F. Campaney 11 Engineering Science 3. transfer to Clarkson 4. baseball, volleyball Mary Curtis 11 Math lScience 2 Judicial Board of Review, Phi Theta Kappa, Camera Club, SGA 3. College for Physical Therapy Dianne Finnegan 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. working as RN 4. Scuba diving, guitar. sing- ing, reading, tennis Steve Cumoletti 1. Math lScience 2. Outing Club WresJ 3. transfer 4. camping, hik- ing, reading, getting crazy Lorrie Ann Deveines Mary Drisgula 1. Nursing 1. Nursing Eva M. Flansberg Eva Floetenmeyer 1. Engineering Science 21 Student 1. Math lScience 21 volleyball Trustee, Phi Theta Kappa, Engi- team, Athletic Club 4. volleyball neering Club 4. music, camping 25 26 Marie Gleason 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. job as RN 4. golfing, photography Marsha V. Jones 1. Math lScience 2. Music Unlim- ited, 3V.PJ, basketball team, softball team 3. more college 4. soccer, piano . I' Joann LaFlair 1. Math lScience 2. Phi Theta Kappa, work in stockroom in Sci- ence Bldg. 3. Environmental Sci- ence lForestry t. Allan Howard 1. Engineering 3. Clarkson 4. camping, waterskiing Duella M. Klock 1. Nursing 2. cheerleading, Health Committee 3. continue on for 8.5. in Nursing 4. swimming, tennis Al IA Charles S. Lee 1. Engineering Science 2. Phi Theta Kappa 3. Mechanical Engi- neering 4. canoeing, sailing, hunting Joy Iacobsen 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. Nursing and marriage 4. needlework Liz McConnel 1. Math lScience 2. softball, Archery Club 3. Oswego State 4. softball, archery Michael McDonald 1. Engineering Science 2. SGA WresJ, Engineering Club 3. trans- fer to R.I.T. in Electrical Engi- neering 4. music Chris O'Neill 1. Math lScience 3. transfer Mary S. Monahan 1. Nursing 2. SGA representative, SNA 3. work in critical care 4. Who's got time? Kim Renee Neff 1. Nursing Cynthia Patterson 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. work at El. Noble Hospital 4. music, knitting, boating, swimming Joan Morrow 1. Nursing 2. SNA, Phi Theta Kappa 3. employment in Nurs- ing, progress to BS. 4. swimming, bowling, singing Judy Norris 1. Nursing 2. Outing Club, SNA Cindy Plato 1. Nursing 2. Outing Club, SNA 3. transfer to Utica-Rome 4. ten- nis, swimming 27 Mark Robinson 1. Math lScience 4. tennis, stamp collecting Kathy Shipway 1. Nursing 2. SNA, Phi Theta Kappa 3. working in hospital 4. golf Karen Richardson 1. Nursing 3. Employment Susan Saver 1. Nursing Beth Romeo 1. Nursing 2. SNA, sports 3. working in hospital setting as nurse 4. sports Mohammad Soleimani 1. Engineering 2. Engineering Club, Camera Club, Chi Delta' Phi, Phi Theta Kappa 4. soccer, chess, karate Doug Veivia 1. Math lScience 2. Phi Theta Kappa Wresj, Student Orienta- tion Leader, 3. transfer to Plattsburgh State Patricia Whiteside 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. work 4. ten- nis, traveling, reading Cynthia Taylor 1. Nursing 2. SNA 1presj 3. a job 4. reading, bowling, cooking, gar- dening David J. VanDusen 1. Mathematics 2. Phi Theta Kappa Nikki L. Waite 1. Nursing 2. SNA 3. Employ- ment x 1 1 M4 Laurie Dick 1. Nursing Diana L. Walroth 1. Math lScience 2. Dionysian Players, Jeffersonian 15mm, Phi Theta Kappa, SGA 4. dancing, camping Joyce Hughes 1. Nursing Liberal Arts Janice Akins 1. Liberal Arts - Journalism 2. Student Government, The Word, Cam. Club 3. reporter on newspa- per NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Leslie E. Brown 1, Liberal Arts 2. What you are to be, you are now becoming. 3. study social work 4. dancing, biking Jane Allen 1. Liberal Arts 2. volleyball team, Athletic Board of Control 4. volleyball Candy Brownell 1. Liberal Arts 2. being a studious student 3. transfer to 4 yr. col- lege, marriage 4. swimming Margaret Bates 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ski Club 3. Plattsburgh State 4. volleyball, track, skipping class Cheryl Ann Carlock 1. Liberal Arts 2. Dionysian Play- ers, Camera Club, founder of Chi Delta Omega 3. return to Califor- nia l teach Dianne M. Cornish 1. Liberal Arts 2. Vets Club, founder of Chi Delta Omega 3. going on to school 4. jogging, sailing Patti Fallon 1. Liberal Arts 2. volleyball 3. go on to 4 yr. school 4. volleyball Sherry Goodfriend 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ieffersonian 3. Oswego Cheryl Cummings 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ieffersonian OiditorL Phi Theta Kappa, Food Services Comm. 3. Potsdam State Debbie Frink 1. Liberal Arts 2. Circle K, The Word 3. attend 4 yr. school lPots- dam State 4. tennis Michael Cuardino 1. Liberal Arts 3. further educa2 tion 4. tennis, bowling, dancing, boating, people watching Mary Evans 1. Liberal Arts 2. Camera Club 3. Brockport 4. photography Patricia Good 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ieffersonian 3. transfer to'Brockport in Phys. Ed 4. basketball, bowling, travel Jeff Hanno 1. Liberal Arts 2. soccer team, bas- ketball team Kimberly Kepler 1. Liberal Arts 2. volleyball Ream and intramurals1 3. special educa- tion or social work 4. sports LoriLasell 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ski Club 3. Geneseo State 4. skipping class 32 Lucia Hodge 1. Liberal Arts 2. Prometheus cov- er designs 3. pursue education 4. art, music, writing Mark LaFountain 1. Liberal Arts 4. Fishing Sue Love 1. Liberal Arts 2. Circle K 1Lieut. Governow 4. music, cake decorat- ing Theodora L. Horth 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ieffersonian Gym 3. transfer 10swego lElem. Ed or special Ed. 4. tennis, sing- ing, being a Mother Becky Lyon 1. Liberal Arts 2. Dionysians 3. trans. to Oswego for BA in Social Science 4. dance, soccer, roller skating Bob Martini 1. Liberal Arts 3. transfer to 4 yr. school 4. music, team sports Barb Richmond 1. Liberal Arts 2. basketball 3. transfer to Cortland or Spring- field 4. sports Jim Mullen 1. Liberal Arts 2. Dracula wart of Dracula 3. I wish I knew! 4. figure skating, partying Sheila Petrus 1. Liberal Arts 4. jogging, read- ing, relaxation Michael Carl Savage 1. Liberal Arts 2. Dionysian Play- ers, Chi Delta Phi 3. Oswego or Potsdam 4. sports, acting Gretchen Nortz 1. Liberal Arts 4. If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it's yours. Eric C Rhicard 1. Liberal Arts 2. Ieffersonian - photographer, Cultural Affairs Comm. 4. rock climbing, backpacking, skiing Lorrie Scanlon 1. Liberal Arts 3. hope to find a job 4. tennis, bowling, movies 33 Denise Ann Stafford 1. Liberal Arts 2. Phi Theta Kappa 3. Oswego State IBA in Elemen. tary Ed. 4. volleyball, piano, gui- tar, hunting Elizabeth Anne Stetson 1. Liberal Arts 2. Dionysian Play- ers Hep. 3. transfer to 4 yr. col- lege 4. football, jogging, reading, cooking ' x: A Carol Thornhill 1. Liberal Arts Jenise Williamson 1. Liberal Arts Debbie Butts 1. Criminal Justice 2. cheerleading, Criminal Justice Org. 3. transfer to S.U. 4. baton twirling, dancing Jerry Dana John Fowler 1. Liberal Arts 1. Liberal Arts Judith L. Robey Shari Rudes 1. Liberal Arts 1. Liberal Arts Wayne Skorupa 1. Liberal Arts 36 Freshman 37 38 42 ACTIVITIES Row 1: Debbie Luffman Row 2: Joanne Oddi, Don Hughes, Gary Higgins Row 3: Mr. Doe, Mr. Cox. Student Government Association OFFICERS Row 1: Kevin Snider Row 2: Shari Rudes, Debbie Taylor Row 3: Mike McDonald TFMCIVM ff . . ' Row 1: Wanda Hooper, Carolyn Little, Mary Tripp, f , ' Liz McConnell Row 2: Gloria Fisher, Diane Wheel- er, Joanne Oddi, Diana Walroth, Shari Rudes, Bea Snyder Row 3: Cindy Seymour, Becky Baker, John Sylvester, Mary Russell, Lisa Marzano, Kevin Snider, Iim Mullen Row 4: Mr. Halpin, Tom Web- ster, Jeannine Boulton, Debbie Taylor Row 5: Don Hughes, Jeff Stabins, Todd Mackenzie, Bill Spies, Ray Bennett, Mary Monahan, Michael McDonald, Mike Hughes Row 6: Judy Basar, Kris Priest, Wayne Skorupa n II !x 46 Judicial Board of Review Row 1: Willard Lasalle, Mary Curtis, Kay Larson Row 2: Greg Bush, Sam Moore, Mr. King Row 1: Debbie Butts, Peggy Lister, Randy Cook Row 2: Mr. King, Robert Ryan, William Ward Row 1: Debbie Frink, Lori Wahl Row 2: Mary Rus- sell, Laura Dillenbeck, Bambi Heise, Joyce Gardner, Mary Brady Row 3: Julie Mitchell, Trish Harris, Ia- net Reed, Sue Love, Julie Michalzuk Row 4: Joanne Forbes, Janet Little, Mary Tripp Row 5: Mr. Deans, Teresa Christy, Tom Webster, Janet Loftus, Mike Hughes, Denise DeShong, John Sylvester, Kevin Snider Jeffersonian Row 1: Joanne Oddi, Debbie Timerman, Eric Rhicard Row 2: Ienise Williamson, Diana Walroth, Peggy Cuppernell, Patti Good Row 3: Lowell Wil- liams, Sherry Goodfriend, Cheryl Cummings, Mr. LaPierre Jamison Communi'y Coilege o Wamvoln, KY. U Row 1: Tim Lehman, Shari Rudes Row 2: Janet Loftus, Julie Mitchell, Julie Michalzuk Row 3: Kevin Snider, Sue Love, John Sylvester Row 4: Jane Morgia, Rebecca Shamey, Debbie Taylor Row 5: Joanne Forbes, Mary Frances Green, Debbie Frink Row 6: John Carrigan, Dave Corey, Michael Kemp GOURMET VOYAGEUR'S Row 1: Nora Hankins Row 2: Dave Thoma, Marcia Stover, Alana DeMeurers Row 3: Diane Wheeler, Phyllis Johnson, Richard Stover, Susie Cluver 52 CAMERA CL UB Row 1: Bob Kurtz Row 2: Ian Akins, Chico Apaza, Mary Russell Row 3. Kevin Mack, Trish Harris, Bea Snyder Row 4: Denise DeShong, Cheryl Carlock, Peggy Cuppernell Row 5: Joe Fluckiger, Mohammad Soleimani, Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Grant Row 1: Pam Woods, Debbie McDonald, Mr. Cox Row 2: Tim Algie, Laurie Coffin, Annette Gillespie, Wayne Skorupa Row 3: Laurie Schneeberger, Terry Piddock, Barbara Johnson Dionysians Row 1: Bambi Heise Row 2: Laura Dillenbeck, Carrie Lockhart, Di Walroth, Denise Penton, Mike Savage Row 3: Pam Powers, Allen Hough, Cheryl Carlock, Mr. Perfetto -y' '. ,v' ' ital. gfamijJy . 1; ! X 7 , , i 58 Music Unlimited Row 1: Kevin Snyder, Bambi Heise, Jill Wiley Row 2: Laura Dillenbeck, Marsha Jones Interfaith Row 1: Laura Reed Row 2: Pete Allen, Dianne Rudd, Suzanne Bacon, Robin Potter Row 3: Clark Finehout, Cindy Cecil, Miss Johnson Row 4: Dave Sweet, Bob Comenole AWARDS BANQUET 1979 Phi Theta Kappa Row 1: Gary Higgins, Eric Rhicard Row 2: David Thoma, Nora Hankins, Grace Allen, Kathleen Shipway, Donna Fram Row 3: Cindy Seymour, Mar- cia Stover, Cheryl Cummings, Di Walroth, Diane Wheeler, Lesley Foy, Doris Felt, Mr. Rutherford Row 4: Maxine Young, Joan Morrow, Susie Cluver, Bev Butler Row 5: Mr. Fenlon, Richard Stover, Doug Veivia, David VanDusen, Joe Burnash, Mohammad Soleimani, Lorrie Bashaw, Diane Matheson, Steve Can Chi Delta Phi Row 1: Michael Savage, Tim Lehman, Kevin Snider, Mr. Rutherford, Mr. Perfetto Row 2: Mr. Jerome, Dave Briggs, Mohammad Soleimani, John Sylvester Vets Club Row 1: Pete Allen, Ray Bennet Row 2: Mr. lemme, Dean Chrissley Row 3: Richard Greer, Chantal Wearne, Michael Reed Ski Club Row 1: Denise Shorkey, Margaret Bates Row 2: Pau- line Havens, Mike Wilcox, Dennis Davis, Tori Bucholz Row 3: Mike Green, Steve Carbone, Alan Covey, Don Hughes 61 Student N ursing Association Row 1: Laurie Keating, John McIntyre, Joanne Johnson, Jackie Bubb Row 2: Laurel Wood, Betty Lou Hayes, Grace Allen, Cindy Seymour, Cindy Patterson, Emma Castillejo, Cindy Plato, Kelly Man- or Row 3: Pat Brady, Bev Butler, Kathy Shipway, Lorrie Deveines, Kim Neff, Karen Frei, Mary Drisgula, Mary Jo Deans Row 4: Becky Sample, Doug Townsend, Janette Thune, Jane Hoover, Hol- ly Bonisteel, Beth Romeo, Patti Woods, Pam Waugh, Ellen Dulin, Carol Lamon, Peggy Lavallee, Mrs. Tracy, Cindy Taylor Row 5: Earl Dur, Elaine Whetterhahn Row 6: Joyce Hughes, Joe Burnash, Mary Monahan, Sue Honsky, Anita Lehman, Diane Finnegan, Joan Morrow, Lauri Dick, Miss Hess Engineering Club Row 1: Beth Phillips, Molly Russell Row 2: Eva Flansburg, Donna Fram, Mary Russell Row 3: Mr. Esley, Mr. Doe, Lucille Hack, Carl Zimmer Row 4: Marty Reff, Bill Spies, Allan Howard Row 5: Steve Acker, Mohammad Soleimani, Bob Kurtz Future Secretaries Association Row 1: Louise Faubert, Annette Gillespie, Laurie Coffin Row 2: Judy Basar, Sue Hunkins, Shelley Taylor, Jill Phelps, Linda Dasno, Judy Savage, Debbie Rivers Row 3: Dorrie Kizzer, Mr. Wetterhahn, Elaine Norton, Kay Carey, Dawn Wood, ML Landphair, Debbie Hamlin, Julie Wetterhahn, Polly VanDusen Row 1: Miss Feeney Row 2: Bob Comenole, Miss Johnson, Dave Sweet, Clark Finehout Row 3: Wan- da Hooper, Pana Mahoney, Cindy Cecil 63 64 Jefferson Archers Row 1: Janet Loftus Row 2: Mike Hughes, Bill Devito Row 3: Mr. Fenlon, Jackie Bubb Row 4: Liz McConnell Outing Club Row 1: Dan Whiting Row 2: Steve Cumoletti, Angela Futia, Mr. Gaskin, Vivian Smith Row 3: Ross Curry, Anna Archer CULTURAL AFFAIRS . . . Row 1: Becky Baker, Don Hughes, Cheryl Cum- mings, Jill Wiley Row 2: John Sylvester, Dr. McCar- thy, Mark Lesmeister, Mr. Ebeling, Pat Rhode, Mr. Youngs . CULTURAL AFFAIRS allllllllll ullllllll' SPORTS lst Row: Jeff Ross, Jeff Hanno, Lenny DeCecchis, Mark- Bowers, Shawn Rickett, Steve Rickett, Larry Gutierrez 2nd Row: Mike Kemp, Steve Can, Wayne Storey, John Bulger, Clark Finehout, Gary Wood- ruff, Scott Warner, Craig Tousant 6B 70 Women Bump and Dig for a Great Season Aft? - th xii, i-.iflx.,14 Men's Basketball lst Row: Jim Rogers, Bruce Livingston, Steven Costello, Jeff Hanno, Kent Backus, Steve Prior 2nd Row: Mr. Williams . Dooley Swanston, Pete Buck, Jeff Ross, Scott Baker, Craig McGraw, Bob Walker, Leo Wilson 72 1 . f: LQMAJK, v. i 73 The Women Hoop It Up lst Row: Beth Romeo, Chris Sweredoski, Chris Cahill 2nd Row: Nancy Rosbrook, Vickie Staie, Lynne Burton, Kary Godfrey, Jill LaBeau, Patty Good 7A ICC Cheerleaders lst Row: Debbie Butts 2nd Row: Dwella Klock, Kel- ly Wood, Karen Woodard 3rd Row: Kris Priest, Lisa Dean, Karen Baltz, Jackie Pominville, Laurie Sperino For many of us at ICC, our senior year began with good times The orientation picnic was fun for all, especially those who were brave enough to join in the games. Seeing all of the freshmen finding their way around campus for the first time, reminded us of how we were when we were freshmeneuncertain of what to do and where to go. Looking ahead to next year, we're going to face that uncertainty again, whether it's in a new college, a new job, or another new experience. There have been a lot of great activities happen- ing for the active people at ICC. We started off the year with a coffeehouse by Randy Rice. He captured the spirit of college life with these words: College town, college town, U.S.A. It's a four year party and your Dad can pay. We all have had our share of fun this year. Maybe it was loosening up at a beer blast, showing off talent at an open mike, or just wasting time in The Hub. 77 The SGA workshop at Star Lake was a terrific ex- perience for all who participated. We learned many things about ourselves and about our advisers, toot Butord's master gave a rousing workshop on effec- tive communication and listening, and then fell asleep in a workshop the next day. Hard night, huh? As time went on, we all grew wiser. We learned to avoid 8:00 classes and to buy our books early be- fore the long lines formedi We learned that if we want to get something done the person to go to is Don Hughesi We realized that the real power in the school lay not with the administration, but with Vince and his power of the parking ticket. When the Harlem Globetrotters visited ICC, they dazzled the spectators with their basketball ability. After the show, some of the girls recommended that you should definitely get to know a Globetrotter betteri 78 All College Weekend was packed full of fun events. Speaking of packed full-remember Bar Nite at Studio One? Nite Club Night was another event. The Dates were a smash hit, and who could forget a guest appear- ance by Barbara Streisand and Donna Summer lit's un- canny how much they resembled Al and Williel. In a change of pace, we all decked out for the Semi-Formall You looked really good, guys! The Halloween Beer Blast was a blast. There were a lot of great costumes-we can only hope that they were all costumes. The Dionysians delighted us with Doubling Dealing Dastardly Dan's Devious Doing or other- wise known as Penelope's Plight. It was a melo- drama complete with a chase scene and pie fight. But don't forget that school isn't all fun We're sure everybody remembers cramming for finals. Some people didnlt even start studying until final exams week rolled around. Then the atmosphere became tense and the students on the campus be- came a very studious group of people. 79 80 There are many of us who wish that our time at JCC could be longer. We will all take with us many fond memories of our time here. There are so many people on this campus that really care about the students and it's this quality that makes Jefferson Community College a very special place. We would like to take the time now to thank members of the faculty and staff for taking the time to be understanding and helpful. We have grown and changed during our stay here and ICC will always hold a special place in our hearts Graduation is the culmination of a lot of hard work and determination along with plenty of fun. 0 wonder if the cannon will get painted this yearl? Traditions will carry on Our time at ICC is coming to an end. . Endings i . . are walking away, saying farewell, moving ahead . . l Endings are new beginnings 9 a CHARLIE'S ALTERATIONS 8 TAILORING FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WOOLWORTH BUILDING CHARLOTTE RAYCRAFT PHONE 752-5179 131517886121 HENRY J. WILSON 81 SONS FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1918 JOHN LAVA 114 COURT STREET Manager WATERTOWN. NV 13601 82 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WATERTOWN BANKERS ASSOCIATION Community Savings Bank The National Bank of Northern New York Marine Midland Bank Watertown Savings Bank Herrick's Pharmacy, Inc. Three Public Square 788-0870 Convenient to students for Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Greeting Cards Come Clean With Plaza Cleaners A Good, Clean Laundramat Washington St. Shopping Plaza Watertown, N.Y. WICKE'S LUMBER COMPANY WOULD LIKE TO WISH THE GRADU- ATING CLASS of 1980 MUCH SUC- CESS! GLOBE MINl-MALL Court Street, Watertown 27 Unique Shops -For Distinctive Gift Ideas - Ten Star Patrons Storeyhouse Printing Max Albert Robinson's in the Arcade 86 M:-';' --3-;SyZ-o ,,::;:7,: :5.qu Q Take- Our ServiuA- 782 6195 W a naruml foods establishment g oFPeringA selecrion of whole grains fresh fwirs zmb vegazablfs WATER vowu 3-3;??? IIIII SENAL 5V !4EXJ7: i ;j: VVQiJ W M l 3 Jspousoarf: 811 Er $914541: F HEALTH E CAM RONSON'S Gold Star Liquor and Deli 341-343 Arsenal Street Congratulations to the Class of '80' NELSON'S DRY CLEANERS 1171 Coffeen Street Watertown, N.Y. 13601 IEHCUEEENHSTRE PPY EAR E1 WAIERTUWN, PH, 13601 315-788-7692 STEREO Bought . F IVE STAR PATRONS Heidi's Crafts Turquoise and Things Nature's Storehouse North Country Craft Gallery Carbone Bros. Plaza Terry Granger Paving Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ODDI .m .7 ' A? The river stirs the silence into sound Bringing the matter of foreign intrusions into old, Which lay not wasted, but unused. Abidingly they settle to a new form found; Now a rock to uphold the matter of things pursued. Sn ideas metamorphose from merely a grain Fostering knowledge to fountain; And if by wisdom there stands a man, There shows the world a mountain. Ienise Williamson -m- i