Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1982 volume:

The 1982 graduates of Jefferson Community College, like members of each of the seventeen previous graduating classes, will face challenges that are new and different from those which confronted earlier alumni. All of the major issues of the day, both domestic and international, seem very closely tied to the desire on one hand to continue and expand governmental services while keeping taxes at a tolerable level. The experiences we have wit- nessed in recent months wherein governmental expenses have been reduced at many levels clearly demonstrate that adjustments will be a struggle and successful results difficult to achieve. Public higher education will not be exempt from having to defend its budget requirements with vigor and skill in order to maintain excellence Compromise in the quality of the educational offerings at Jefferson Community College is not an acceptable alternative Required changes during the 19805 will have a positive side; that is, the development of opportunities for you and the other graduates of 1982 to apply your talents and energies in pursuing your career opportunities. Best wishes and sincere congratulations to each member of the class of 1982. John T. Henderson President Board of Trustees Mr. Douglas L. Murray Chairman Mr. Robert J Hanrahan Vice Chairman W. Douglas Howland Treasurer Marion Cross Secretary Alben H. Brown Margarm G. Goshier Wesley A, Daniels, Jr. Donald J. Grant Marie Galvin Robert C. Howe Student Member Orientation Day, August 31, 1981. was a busy day enjoyed by all who attended. New students were treated to a slide show of campus faces and places, starring hlrving as tour guide. Three micro-seminar sessions followed, and they provided a wide variety of topics of interest for new and re turning students The highlight of the day was an all-campus picnic, attended by students, faculty. and staff, with the faculty doing the cooking. Great entertainment was provided by the Micheal-Mead Band of Watertown, adding the finishing touch to the fes- tivities. Maureen Johnson Administration and Staff Gerald W Walsh Frederick J McCarthy Academic Dean Dean for Ed. Services John R McGrath D Rene Valentine Dean ofAdministration Assoc, Dean of Continuing Educa- tion Marion Cross Assistant to the President Ellen Childs Pamcia Clark Vincem Dee Robe Bocksler Wulliam Brigham Charles Brox Rev. Russell Champlin Carl Vanvoms Rev. Harry Giroux Robin Reese Rosanne Weir David Moore Thomas Myers Donald Hughe Norman Hunneyman Howard Kerner Suzon Klster John Phllhps Terry Phillips Roberta Rice 33$ 3:53 3 y. w; Library Sta . evil, Mary Joe Jacobs Helen Bartram . Zn- Sandra Timmerman Dr, Harold Livingston Wendell Tucker U H S Y I E S N D l E U C S c A S A L T l Robert Tyldesley 0 Bob Williams Chairman N Chairman Malcolm Biedekapp Kennelh Puffer Melrose Brown Maria Huba Gerald Wetterhahn James Cox Jack Maroun Keith Yondoh Arthur Dieli Patrick Pearson John Haley David Walton Am John Deans Chairman Colleen Anderson Twyla Cushman Richard Halpm Charles LaPIerre Betty Andrews Klaus Ebellng James Hogancamp David Reid Vincent Cappazella Kmhenne Fenlon James Jerome Ruben Rutherford Julie Stevens Secretary Joanna Chrzanowskx Palncua Fluchger Robert ng Richard Young Math Science Harold Shannon Susan Myers Juliana Eames Chairman Science Sec Nursing Secv Jammes Baker William Doe Timothy Hanman John Penrose Patncla Barballch Rodney Esley Marie Hess Janice Peters Joseph Builer Mark Fenlon Jeanne Lees Joseph Terry Sauma John Cecul Peter Gaskm Katherine Maurer Suzanne Tracy on S. Goodrich. I. Jenna e, B Walck B Lats Row I F Keller. M Hamel. Row 2 C Davis, M J. La Pane, R. Mclnryl CaIeleria Sta Custodial StaH Business m, lPuudenll Jellevmuns 3 Bolh 4 tau! cdllnll. PM The Kappa. Onemauon Commmu. SGA Be Serious Tvymg m slay awake Tina M. Augustine Exccunvc Sccrelaml Scum: Fulure Secretaries WK: Pres . Presldenli, Click K Lorie Bacon Medical Sacru-rml NONE Empxoymem Non: .me Patrick Bates 1 Business Ad 2 Business Club. us 3 College 4 Swimming. .oggmg. Havel Fuend, aw Forever Denise Blanchard 1 Dala Pmmmg 3 Unumomecouegz 4 Gums. d-ncmg. Dames I can dul'l SHIN Marcia Blakeman 1 How and Tout 3 Working on Alrlme 4 Sknng a parllzs Let's 90 m Shep's. Dtnny Kent D. Burto Business Ad NIA Calhge sum 99m uelng 2 Fun : Sec , Women's Suppou 3 Compulu Programming lo: a map. colponllon II'; all In yam hud Skiing. humming arountt 2 Business club. mung club Kim Cndwell 1 Dan Pmmmg 2 Volleybnll 8 Sollball tum .4 11 Kimberly Ciarkowski l Busineu Ad 3 Became :uccnslul 4 Spam. oumde ncllvmex Tina Chutnnd 1 Arcnunhng 3 Employment Gina Coffin Buunus Ad 501 mu. Gnd Com Collegc Cenlu Com Oswego bun: Danny a Rudmg. you've go! to he Ioddmg Diane Clarke 1 MedlulSt: 2 The Ward 3 Cnlltgc Brenda Cobb Human; Admm Inlmmunl vollcyblll Managcmcnl. banking Spam ban: 1 3 d Micheal A. Coniglio Buuncn Admm auunm cm. mlnmuuls, vdleyball. mum. Plnusburg mm blumg. bowhng 10a bum Suun Cooke om oncenmg prognmmlng m RPG vallcyball, lmbn. plrwmg v. homy Patty Cooper Mldlul Sec Cultural Ann's. lulu sec SGA 3 Employmanl in Dr 011K: 01 hospil-I 4 Jeckmtn m... lmrnmurd volleyball, Linda Countryman 1 cueumymeen 2 Bowlmg.sw1mmmg 3 Exec sec Colleen Cullen 1 Dan Plocculng Linda Dunc l Execunve Sc: 2 Fun : Sec Secnury a anllng. danclng, palnung Nancy Denicola Hosplllhly k Toulmn Cluck K Caner In Ivavel held In a Mmule' 2 3 4 Math Lynn DeGraw 1 3 Holpllnhly u. Toumm Employmm m ml held Cheryl Diaotell Accounting Dionyuan Playevsv VII! Club. Camels Club Employment, raise hmdy Swimmlng, mung phonoguphy .uu 3 Employmmv Patti Dodge 1 Exemlw: Sec 2 qure Sec Janice Drew 1 Ho: 81 Tour 3 Employmam 4 Readmg and kmmng Michele DuColon Accounnng hut: Nlagu Ummmy Phologlaphy 2 lnm'hsllh N- nu 20 Word Sull pholog, mllbau, lnlmmnml vnlleyball 3 Work .1 a med u: Rick Gebo David Fluno l Blumlu Admin 2 Ski Club. vacle K Managemum u Skung. molar cycling. hum: Suzanne Friedah l MndlulSc: Buunus Admin Minus 0! men's b mu. Kore mp volleyball a. womcn': wllball Coneg. Spom Susan Gordon Andy Gray 1 Med Sec 1 Buuneu Admin 3 Employmcm 2 Soccev 4 Hm anolhey n... 0.. me 3 College Donna K. Hamilton Mary J. Hardy l EdKBI Sc: 3 Emplwmtnl 4 5mg, pholognphy. plrlylng HmpAI-Iny and Tom Gourmcl Voyageur: Opal own usinunnl cmpmg, hunllng, cvochulng $4.2m Robin Haynes 1 Hospllnhly 1y Tounsm 2 Chuvlaadkng A Grad commmee 3 Collegc Jim Hombeck 1 DM- onc 2 Baseball 3 Palm. College 2! l 2 3 4 Richard King 1 3 4 0m oncessmg Emplwmenl 1n loo curly gum 4 Famxly. cnmplng. I-lkmg Irene Jenne Acccunlmg Housing Commune Employment Anmnng me phom Deanna Kelly Bus Admin Busineu Club, mum. Hm. Sn: Oswego muu- mm long and lmh mung. thmmmg, Ienms. spans Linda Kirk l Servelulal Sludlu 3 Employmenl Myra LcClnir l Buunen Admin Sue Lamb 1 Azronnlmg 3 ACCWIIIIM Deborah Liacomb Medmnl Secvtvanal Scltnze Fnlure Sumanu. Jellevmman mu ummyp Wm M a medical mmmy hxcydlng. mvelmg bUN Gina Muzano 1 Dalanoussmg 3 Employmenl 4 Sewmg Lin V. Marzano 1 Hmpnaluy a Toumm 3 college. employmenl a Ienms. racquelball Mary Anne Morgan Busmus Admlmsunnon non: w Oswcga 51.... lhen a mu Mme mu m u. mounung lirm playmg spans Tom Montrois nuw Buunus Admmmmmn none purl um. work mm m LeMoyne Collegv woodworkan Mary Jo Morg Du. Pmcunng 2 Naunnal Honor Socxuy 3 No! sure 4 Hockey 23 24 Linda Faro aura- Dam onceulng m. work pirly ng. dannng. mm me alone . ow My Sarah 2 Gradu-uan Comm 3 collcgzilmnslu Laurainn Nadelen Accounung Baum. Chm Pm Theta Kmm tmploymenlrmhltd m the Iccouang held gen, slrep .um Nancy A. O'Connor Phi Theta Kappa. lnlmmuml volleyball Bunnesx Admmnlnlmn bum muggksn Bonnvenlum m Plattsbuvgh pxanu Shelly Powers I HmpAl-Iny Kt Tounsm 3 Havel 4 horseback udmg dummg Lm Lori Page! 1 Hmpkullly a Toumm Chlinine Quinn 1 Execuuve Secretanal 2 Fuluw Setulmel heneuvyl cheerleadmg. gradu Almn cummlnu. onenlnllon commune tmplnymenl u Matt Rickett Leanne Romeo 1 Data Processing 1 Hmpuamy m Tounun Buunn: Club 3 Own a hotel In Hawan Oswego 4 Hey Guido aura muugm. shnhead Sonya Sanders Gina Santos 1 Accounlmg 1 mam ammm 3 emplwymlnl work lo! a pnvale dado: 01 hospmd 4 mm 4 cmmm. graph: .11. muum. mke am enpuy- mg namu at n: hues! you don'l saw Margaret L. 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V152 Coordinator Muslc Dueclov Evangelical MImslelDAuslcmn Law enlnyccmem n : m 'My pllol lead: me home I'm In the Lovd's hands Penny Bates 1 Liberal Am 3 Bullalo Collrgc 4 I don't undemand Dorrie Champlin Liberal Au; Jellmmman. Tram. '80 Edvlor. '31 Oxwzgo Mulers m Psychology ngtmaHK C-ue kan mN- Sex m m mm Beuy. I go! Sued .n Baslon . PACMAN. Belng wulh lncnds, domg mus Liberal Arts Ann Barber 1 LLM'AI An; 3 College 4 Km my Gnu . Bung mm 1mm Bill Woofer Butler Ltbeul Aru Su th! lh! 31d bunt..- Sl umence. Tho Pvutdzncy Mary Clark l Cnmmal Justice 2 Criminal Juana 0.9 3 Unul onbannn 0mm 4 wm m runw . pmymg 5; having lun Frank Delles 1 Physical Ed 2 Basketball 8: Chew Club 3 Corllnnd m Harvard 4 We've gemng oul mly. can'l m m bun 9! lug: .. 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K' to l LIbelalArn l becnl Ann 2 Phi Thela Kappa, Acadnmuc Pohcy Commmu 2 Click K ern, Dtonynuns. Jellevwnmm Slu Club 3 Collegkalmenmy luchmg mm 4 Mun: 3 College luv Immmxun A Envtlmmcnul Dengn 4 Wm do you mean you can'l mnkz lhc 0de K Meenng Penny LaJuett 1 1 Cathy LaLone lelul An: I leual Ans I hue Spanish 2 Class Councll. JBR 3 Tvanslu 4 Oh God' . Xcoumry skung. dancing, nmlmg. cnmpmg sp.ndmg manzy 33 Judy Larson beelal Am Oulmg Club, Duanyuans. cm Alpn. Pm College. wnal walk Mudwmnmg, going a... a mgNs . week DUN David Loftu- l Cnmmal June? 2 Txymg m be Hapyy d spans. Whal dn you Mean' 5. $35 :3 Kathy Luffmnn Jackie Motgia l leernl Ana 1 Libeul Ans 3 Oswugo rElemenlnrv Ed 4 on Rully7 Sewing, Bowlmg Mary O'Brien 1 Libya! Am 2 The Wmd, Alhlelu: Board 0' Conuol Onemaum Lead 3 Cnllzge. Joumalum. Spam Report 4 Sallball, Phomguphy. Wmhmg Football April Pesold Liberal Arls Sccrenvy ol Mm Unhmned mum: Smgmg Away 34 Bev. Raymond l LIbernlAul 3 College 4 Soccu. volleybau. Fuendi Lin B. 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L..'. 90 have . hm John Taillon Kathy Tibblel l LIbevalAn; l leualAllI 2 Baseball 2 Dmnynom 3 SI Lawyenre 01 Conland 3 Spulal Ed 4 Cmumg m Canlon lo! Inn .2 uklmg. boahng Lynene Timmerman l beeml Am J Tvanxler Pe'e Turner 1 Liberal AIII 3 Onwego 7 lndunmsl Am 4 To each hu own Richard Vargas Donald Vary Liberal Ans Word 2 2 Cnmmal Jumce 0.9 VP, Pm Lms Counly 3 Buxmul Ad 50nd! Ind Remus Amb Squad 4 w. Gum Behave 3 College, Poluu won. 4 Cnmmal Juxnce Parlymg taming hell. picking on MvKIng. socm. whhall Shul up Osuchcwskl. beluw l punch ynu ' 37 38 Gerald Walsh 1 Lkbenl Arm 2 Tlnms. Circle K 3 Polsdam Io! Compuleu And Polihul Science Guy Weave! l Cnmm-l Julltcz CJO. 90A UMIMRHMI. Palm: 01m 2 3 $ We dlvt Ind llve Klthy West 1 vaual Ans 3 Going Into lhe bald m 5pm.: Ed Slngmg. dunking. uNo 9m! Suzanne Zap! 1 Liberal Ar 3 Fumh ed 4 Volltyball, bukub-II. with. Elizabeth Bippy Luckie l leelal Am. Phys. Ed 2 Volleyball. B-Ikelbnll Ilam Science Math Angela Battles 1 Science 'Muh Paul Barter 1 Nulsmg Z Fuluw was Aswmlnon David Briggs Karen Briggs I Malh 5mm- 1 Mnlhr'Snenu Kelly Burnash Tammy Camidge 1 MavhSoenne 1 Nuumg .o Mud Tech 2 Fulure Nuvwx Am. 39 Marcy Cook 1 Numng 2 Fume Numng Assn Lautie Crust I Nmsmg 2 Fuluw Nursing Assn x w l Francine DeFranco Stephanie Dudley l Nunmg l Malhr'bcxenn- Z Fuluw Nursing Ann '9 Mn! Teth Debbie Ford 1 MalhrSmrnn' i Mm! Tech Kimberly Gleason l Nunmg 2 Future mmmq Am Katy Godfrey 1 Math rSaence Noel Harding 1 Malhr'Suenm 3 Med Tech Kl Joan Hawthorne Mark Hitchcock 1 Nursing 1 Nmmg 2 Fulule Nuvsu Ann 2 Fulum Nurses A35 Penny Hockey Karen Hogan 1 Maldeaulce l MAIMSOQM: J Med Tech l2 Wesley Kneger l Malh lScIence Bonnie LaVere l MalhrSnence .5 Med Tech Thelma McManus 1 Nursing 2 Fulum Nurux Assn Cynthia Ladley l MAINSnencc 'i Med Tech Margaret McIntyre x MaIMScmm 2 Med Ted! Anne Morehouse l Malh Science 2 Med Tech Todd O'Brien 1 MmmSmncc Etta Powell MalMScmnce 2 Chem dab Tech! Marjorie Parker 1 Nunmg 2 Fululk Nurse; Ann ; Timi-Jean Pelletto l MalMStIence Cynthia Parker 1 Nunmg 2 Fume Nunex Assn Paul Read I MMMSaente 43 u Houuein Shayegani l MalmScIence 2 Engmmmg Bill Somme: 1 Engmmmg 2 Slums, swummmg J Clarkwn Lori Valin l MalMSclence Jennifer Smith 1 Numng 2 Fuluw Nurses Ann Lynn Svendson l MalMScmnce John Vantnn x Englneenng 2 Engineering Club Patty Cooper 1 Hmpnamy and Tour 2 Cnuymel Voyagels Gina Marzano l levml Ans Kimberly Ann Fallows 1 Accounlmg 2 lnlermuul anlcyball .x Plambuvgh. CPA a Tuvehng, having 1! on! wllh CeCe. 'I gnaw .ml 6 Wendy E. Osuchowaki 1 Cnmmal Jughu 2 CJQ Wavkmg AI MtFee Ambulance as Emergenw Med Tech 3 College. st nmpm 4 Panymg. hanasung Mr Km and M; Andrews AS Debra Vincent 1 Numng 2 Fuluw Nurses Assn Maria Frechette l bemw Am ! Gen Cuurml Cnllrge. Spucml Ed Tuachu 4 Tm; u dwlul . wakhmg ,pum 16 4 Deborah Liscomb Stepha 1 LRqu Ans 2 Alhlenc Baud nl Conlml mmmmals .9 miland Williams a V25. I'M related m Coarh Williams, hek my biolh e! ' Freshman 49 We9re Moral Support gxf x- thrw 91 :I x .. Elm?! sy . I.J ?.ll. i .H.H'Iill hiy 1 ;....vl,l.-,. ',W f. .uf. .5 1 ; ! 02.. . l-rIIUIql;i Cheerleaders gh 1'. D Pitcher. K. Slenard Row 2: P. Mnchel;. N, Crasl. A Brou Row 1 K Flelds. B Weave 50 51 52 54 SGA Who? The Student Government Association is the overseeing body of all clubs on campus. it is through us. that the clubs derive their right to function and receive funds. We sponsor events through the year such as AlI-College Weekend and the Awards Banquet. The SGA consists of four elected officers, representatives from every club, eight class council reps, and a student member of the Board of Trustees. Row 1' GV CoHin, treas. Row 2: B. Summer. V,P.. 5 Shaw. sec . B Busler, Pres. SGA Row 1 P Chartrand. D McGrann, M Frechette Row 2 M. Pultorak. C. Lalcne. 8. Summer, M. O'Brien, B. Busler, L, Woodcock Row 3 P Bayballch, S, Harbhn, S. Spaztanl. M. Galvin. T. Augustine. D. Hughes, Row 4 G Weaver. G Ernest. D. Ellls. N. Burdick. G. Coffin. P. Huntzinger. L Murphy Row 5 S. Tooley. P thhardson. T Rudd, J. Peterson. 5 Shaw. Unknown. Wehre Cultured Cultural A'f-in Committee Row 1: BA Church. S. Kisler, K. Ebeling Row 2. D, Hughes. P, Cooper, M. Hess. D. EHIS. F. McCanhy Row 3 Bruce Perin A Program of special events is offered for students through the Cultural Afairs Committee, most of which is open to residents of this area. The Cultural Affairs Committee sponsors a wide range of educa- tlonal and cultural programs and convocahons. including, films, art exhibits, concert, novelty and games, symphony, dance and theater, lectures and so forth. Gourmet Voyageurs 55 Interflitll Row 1: FY Damon. D. Rudd, S. Friedah. L, Martin Row 2: R, Potter. J. Walker. M, Baker. B.J. Re . L. Church, N. Hunneyman The Interfaith Student Union is a group of Christians of diverse denominations who meet on campus for fellowship and to pro- mote Christianity. Our main goal is to extend Christian love to other members of the students body and to the comm. Some of our activities include sponsoring overseas children, and a big brothevbig sister program, Bible studies. prayer meetings and recreation We try to dispell the belief that Christians don't have alot of fun by showing others that Jesus meant what He said when he stated HI came that they might have life and have it more abundantly. John Walker Circle K is an organization comprised of stu- dents who are working to improve studenVcommunity interaction. A few communi- ty projects of Circle K ae: Bowling with the ederly every week, activities with the Jefferson County Childrens Home, and the annual Christ- mas party for under-priviledged children. Jameson comm ; courts: tlmv k j. ' Row 1: B. Potter. M. Pultorak, T. Augustine Row 2 D. Romano, TJ Peytetto, A. Brough. t , S, Shaw Row 3. K, Kitto. Pres. J. Denny Future Designers Engineering Row 1: F Dmdle Row 2: D Slmser, D. Todd. C. Mitchell. T Rudd Row 3: O'Brien. J. Vanlran, B. Burke Phi Theta Kappa? Iths Greek to Me: Phi Theta Kappa provides camaraderie at the junior and community college level for those students who excell acae demically. The JCC chapter, Tau Xi, is affiliated with hun- dreds of other chapters across the US. and Canada, so is in a scense the largest club on campuso Phi Theta Kappa is proud of its members and alumni for they ordinarily go on the umake a mark in hheir chosen disciplines. Phi Theta Kappa Row 1 K. Pumngton, M. Cook, T. Augus- une. Row 2 J Hawkhorne. S MaHenee MY Burns. N O'Conner, A Tompkins. Pres. Row 3. Loftus. McIntyre. Harding. M AugusV lus. B. Perry. M, Fenlon 57 58 The purpose of the Student Nurses Asst shall be to improve through constructive socal activity, the general character and educational standards of its members and of Jefferson Communi- ty College and to be of service to the community It is through interaction with others, that nursing students become better able to provide health services, with emphasis on the adequacy of distribution and quality of health care. Thats Service for You Vets Club Row 1: L Woodcock. 8 Brigham Row 2' N. Woodlolk, S, Cowens 0pen Wide Student Nurse. Row 1' S Mallette Row 2. L Woodcock, M Cook. P Richard- son. Unknown. J PhtHIps Row 3 8 Pound, KV Gleason, 3 Stem, T, Cambldge. S. Tudd. M Parker Row 4' S, Beattie. P Batten R. Potter. J, Toohey. M. Hitchcock Row 5 J. Hawthornet T Hughes, F DeFranco. MY Burns The Criminal Justice Organization was formed to sup- plement the classroom experience of students Open to students of and curriculum. the CJO provides an oppor- tunity to visit 4-year learning institutions with CJ Prev grams. and tour various agencies such as police stations and correctional facilities. Guest speakers have also been invited to address the members on matters of con cern to the criminal justice system, Criminal Janice Organization Row 1. M Finely. Row 2: MY Stinson, unknown, A Gray. Row 3: unknown. Weaver, T. Monahan. J McIntosh, D. Vary. Do You Have an The Future Secretaries Association is an organization on Appointment? Futum Szcretlricl Row 1. T Augustme. unknown. B. Raso. un- known Row 2 L, Weekes. M. Huba. Bonnie. un known, P, Cooper. T. Forbes. C Quinn Row 3' Stokes, A Berry, P. Dodge, Un- known campus which is devoted to those in the secretarial field. It is affiliated with professional Secretaries Interna- tional, and all activities are carried out under their su- pervision, Guest speakers and field trips highlight these activities. Future Sect is a beneficial organization for anyone who plans to enter the secretarial field upon graduation from college Tina Augustine 59 60 The Word newspaper, the only student publication on campus. is run by students with the guidance of one ad- visor. The main functions of the paper are to inform, advertise, and provide an outlet for the creativity of stu- dents The Word can be a social club, but most of the Word's activities revolve around the creation of each monthly issues Bulinen Club . Row! K Signor Row 2. Y. Bush. K, thhams, J Jewson. Pres. P Chartrand, A. Goshler, J Cox Row 3' C Zehr. J. Kellogg. P Sweredoskl. J. Mmoun None of Your Business We Always Get the Last. . . The Word Row ls M. Galvin, MY Ducclon Row 2' P Chartrand, M, O'Brien, L. SI . D. Clarke Row 3' J. McIntosh. R. Vargas The Business Club is JCCTs link between students and business. Leaders from all areas of business are given chances to represent their companies or career fields at our meetings These Speakers often held highly regard- ed positions and can bring forth interesting facts and speculations. The club members efforts to raise funds results in a yearly trip to an area of financial or business impor- tance for tours, meetings, information, and a good time. J T Jewson g;- m v Ski Club Bates Row 2 L Dano, J. Thibaull. C. Raven. Guarasce. D. Hughes Row 3 R Cnvell I I Outing Club Row 1: B Derto, Sawyev. Row 2: B. Church, J Larson. L. Wamnglon, D Davxs. Row 3: Hardmg. Unknown. The Outing Club is a group of students who enjoy the outdoors and its related activities The purpose of the club is to get students involved in camping. canoeing, caveing, and other outdoor activities, Row 1 K. Davls, S, Sawyer, S Spazuani, P S. 61 Mission Impossible The Jeffersonian produces the JCC yearbook. This year, our staff was larg- er than normal, a whole nine people! We've attempted to use some original and some not so original ideas within the structure of the many rules and regulations set by the printer. We hope you like this yearis Jeffesonian, and enjoy it in the years beyond JCC. Dorrie Champlin Jeflenoninn Row 1' A. Brough, Sec , D, Champlin, Ed. Row 2 5 Shaw, D Freeman, A5, Ed , K. Kino. D Hughes The FacultyAStudent Ass. of JCC. Inc., is the corporation consisting of stu- dents. employees. alumni, and trustees of JCC. The purpose of FSA is: Hi to supplement, advance, enrich, and oper- ate educational, research. social, cultur- al, recreational, welfare, living and fi- nancial facilities, activities, and services for the students, comm., alumni, facul- ty, and staff at JCC. i2i to assist in study, work and living, and extracurri- cular activities. FSA Row 1 J. Cox. J McGrath, CL. Hurley, D Hughes Lights, Camera, Action! 63 Music Unlimitedk main interest is music, be it at a performance level, or just simply listening and enjoying. During the year, we sponsor some musical evenm, such as the Toga Party. Our main objective is to fo- cus on the musical talents of JCC students. Mulic Unlimited Row 1 V. Feeche Row 2. M. Powell, A. Presold, G, Ernest The Dionysian Players are JCC's theat- rical organization. This organization is designed to help students participate in the fields of performing. directing, and producing, We produce two major shows each year, one of which will be Come Blow Your Horn in January Dionysian Players Row 1 J Kellogg, C. Powell Row 2 K. Frel, F, DeForge Row 3: J. Skinner. J. Ryan M. Stmson. 64 Clan Council Row 1: M Frechene. J. Peterson Row 2: S Harblin, C. Lalone, D. McGrann Yearbook Photographers J2 McIntosh, both a good photographer and angel! Special thanks also to Don Hughes Kevin Kitto The Faculty-Student Association is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of eleven membersefive stu- dents. three teaching faculty, one administrator, one member from educational services and one member from the classified staff. F.S.A. is responsible for all beer and wine on campus. The association provides part-time employment to sever- al students who are hired as bartenders and supervisors for social hours and beer blasts. The book store on campus is funded by F.$.A. It hires the manager and the students who work part-time in the store. F.S.AT also helps in funding organizations who may need extra money for a project. F.S.A. has contributed funds for the Jeffersonian. Its donation is greatly appreciated because it enables the yearbook to be of a beNer qual- ity. 65 Son .2 mmazmuma In HHJV 3.1: 66 Halloween Beer Blast 1982 68 Circle K Christmas Party Each year we Circle K Club sponsors a Christmas party for the underprivileged children of the area. There were approximately 100 children at this year's party. The day included games. card tricks, cartoons, refreshments, and of course a visit from Santa Claus. The refresh- mems were donated by local merchants. All the children received a present from Santa Clause 69 70 Awards Banquet 1981 . n u c u o m t . 4 - 73 74 75 Sports 78 Soccer 79 80 '-;5, ; ?:1- 11 . H , I Womelfs Volleyball Row 1 Renee Seeber Ruw 2 Km. Cadwell. Blppy Luckxe Row 3 Sandy Gleason. Sue Zapl. Barb Raso. Mary Fund. Mr PuHer Bl e ncannoneers of JCC .i 22:3. :38 6.3.. m 98: ,m gees; F .39.. . .355 m 5322. ,n :6 m .325... .33 ,m .aam ljJE-Ut-i-j IEEEL 1'..- laulu ADE Cmrennu Hounds: opm-nu Tolllll B5 86 Williams Voted Coach of the Year Williams said Tuesday's practice Was prob. ably our best 0! the year and Wes was really hustling. I think he realized he made a mls- take and wants to make amends. The Cannoneers were blitzed by Morrisville without Vaugn in the lineup but rebounded to beat Cayuga CC Saturday. However. his 18.4ppg and 9.95 rebounds 5 game, both team highs. will be welcome when the Cannoneers host Delhi Tech Saturday at 8 pm. in a Region 3 playoll game. Williams would like a win tonight to establish some momentum for Saturday. HBut we'll have to set the tempo and stop Tony Jackv son if we're going to win. In the first meeting, Canton played methodi- cal ball and had the Cannoneers on the ropes belore finally bowing in double overtime. Jackson, ATC's leading scorer and rebounder. was a thorn in JCC's side and will be the man to stop this time too. With Vaughn's return. the JCC attack will be even more balanced. Frankie Slade is averag- ing 14.7ppg. Dossy Johnson 143. Bud Moore 12.5 and Widrick just under lOppg. Slade and Johson are bothe averaging over 9 rebounds a game while Moore is among the Region 3 leaders in as- sists with 6.9 per contest. Point guard Ron Jones is making 5.6 assists a game and is the About the only negative stat for JCC is turnovers, where they are averaging 20.2 per game to 15.8 for the opposition. Also Tuesday. it was announced that Williams had been voted Region 3 Coach of the Year by his peers lor guiding the Cannoneevs to a 22-4 mark. their best ever. his a great honor, he said, but those kids made it possible. They've worked hard all year long and really made things happen. We won those games when it counted and we've really played like a team all year long. I ex- pected maybe 16 wins but this is more than I could have imagined. I'm just amazed how lat we've come. state leader in steals with 5.8 per contest. As usual, Williams is looking for a fast paced game in which his club pushes the ball up the floor quickly. ilAnd to do that we have to rebound well and stay out of foul trouble. Wes Vaughn, the club,s top scorer l18.6ppgl and rebounder llOpgl. will again start the game on the bench but Williams won't wait very long to send him in. We need him in there, he says, and besides there's no tomorrow if we lose. JCC's freshman forward tandem of Dossy Johnson 04.3ppg, 7.9 reboundsl and Frankie Slade t14.6ppg, 9.1 reboundsl will carry much of the Cannoneer hopes while Williams will also go with Bud Moore l12.5ppg, 7 assistsl, point guard Ron Jones 0pr, 5.5 assists, 3 stealsl and Belleville's Todd Widrick t9.7 ppgl. The Cannoneers scored 77.9 ppg and yielded 731, shot 52 percent from the floor and 63 from the line, outrebounded their toes 37.8-29.5 and averaged an amazing 23.7 assists a contest. They also picked up 14.8 steals a game and also turned the ball over 19.8 times a game. A win Saturday would send them against Mosslsville in the regional quarterfinals next Thursday. It was also announced to day that Johnson. Slade, Moore, and Vaughn had been chosen to the Region 3 honorable mention list by a vote of league coaches. Canton's Tony Jackson was a third team selection while Willie Mathis lrom Morrisville shared Player of the Year Honors with Sam Winley from Jamestown. Second Season opens For J CC 9s Cannoneers Hughes, Luckie Pace J CC Women Bippy Luckie and Lori Hughes combined for 44 points and the JCC running game was at full speed Monday as the Canoneer women made quick work 0! Cayuga CC. 79-47. Now 7-4, they will host Paul Smith's in the first game 01 a twin bill Wednesday night. Hughes hit a season high 22 points and Luckie netted 20 points and had 8 assists as JCC pulled away alter leading just 34-25 at hall-time. Noreen Demick added 10 rebounds. Sue Zap! 13 rebounds, Jill Yerdon 18 points and Mary Jo Schofield 6 points and 5 assists as the entire team contributedl Luckie, Hughes Spark Canoneers Jefferson Community College made quick work 01 the Clarkson women Friday night, running to a 34-8 halftime lead and going on to post a 66-20 women's basketball victory. Now 9-5 the Canoneers are at Cayuga CC today as they continue their drive for a sub- regional play 011 bid next weekend. Ogdensbuvg's Bippy Luckie had a superb game for JCC. scoring 19 points. snagging 15 rebounds and picking up 10 assist: Lori Hughes hit 20 points on a 9x14 floor perlor- mance while Jill Yerdon had 13 points and 20 rebounds. Canonecr Women Hold on to Win 11th Versus Canton Playing a basketball game with only one re- serve who is nursing a sprained ankle makes it quite dillieult to give your starters a rest. Mal Biedekapp, Jefferson Community Col- lege's Womenls basketball coach and Mary Jo Schotield. the reserve, looked lost on the JCC bench here Wednesday night. The ATC maintenance statf could have saved itsell some time by not bringing out the extra chairs. They weren't needed. Just two will do. One for the coach and the sixth player. The Canoneer women started all as though live would be eoungh. For the 11-4 Canoneets. who will host North Country on Saturday alternoon at 2 pm in a suh-region- al game, it was a cake walk at lirst. leading by almost 20, but Canton took advantage at no bench and raced up and down court in an effort to drain the JCC women 01 any extra strength they may have had in reserve for the end. The Canoneers finally won in overtime. 56-47 after seeing a 21-14 halltime lead erased by the hosts. For over 10 minutes. JCC, which had led 19-7, managed to score only one more basket. ATC was not setting any scor- ing records either as they could only muster seven points in over 10 minutes 0! play. ATC tied the score 43-43 to send it into overtime. Bippy Luckie canned 10 tree throws in 11 attempts in the overtime period. Luckie finished with 22 points. Lori Hughes scored the other three points in the overtime period. Sue Zap! had 11 points for the win- ners. Luckic Swishes 33 As Canonecrs Roll Bippy Luckie netted a season-high 33 points and collected 13 rebounds Monday night to propel the JCC women's basketball team to a 78-62 come-trom-behind victory over Mo hawk Valley CC. The Canoneers are now 10-6 heading into their regular season linale at Canton ATC Wednesday. They then will host North Coun- try CC in a sub-regional contest Saturday at 2 pm. The Canoneers struggled the lirst hall. get- ting behind by 10 points early and only stay- ing close with 15x18 loul shooting. Mohawk led 38-35 at halt time and it was still MVCC by three wlth 14:00 Ielt. But Mal, Biedekapp's club then went on a 10-0 tear and eventually pulled away in the Iinal min- utes. It was a total team effort for the Canoneers, who were lorced to go with just live players as super-sub Mary Jo Scholield was sidelined with a sprained ankle. Luckie was 12x22 from the floor and 9x13 from the line and alsu picked up 7 steals. Gouveneur's Lori Hughes had 15 points. No- reen Demick 0! Hammond 12 points and 8 rebounds Jill Merdon 01 Sandy Creek 9 points and 15 rebounds and IHC's Sue Zap! 9 points. 8 rebounds and 3 assists. JCC 11-4 Mal Biedekapp's women 111-4l the Region's eigth seed. will be looking for their second win 01 the year against NCCC. They dealt the Saints their lirst loss of the year. 68-61 in December, by holding them scoreless the last 3:18 01 the game. Biedekapp will again go with leading scorer Bippy Luckie, Noreen Demick. Lori Hughes. Sue Zapl, and Jill Yerdon with super sub Mary Jo Scholield in reserve. AJCC win would mean they will play top-seeded Erie in the regionals in Au- burn next week. 87 88 Womelfs Softball From Row: M. DuColon. R, Sezber. J. Parks, M. Schofield. D. White, K. Cadwzll, L. Vechio, Coach Raso Back Row: N. Jardin, E. Luckie. S. Zapl, J. Yerdon. B9 9x 92 - not ' Hg! - I am m I mlbaX' liq- uninhul Q1 :JLawozan 5?. 7:1 7-,. r'-3I I-I .- 1M 93 9A 95 96 JEFFERSON Watching over the Campus, beneath his iron-black brows he sees us march in, march out; he graces us with history our rebel past a conscience to the question of now. Remembered blue Virginia skies haunt his eyes that search the green of Northern grass, squint against its winter blanket, a presence to combine the nation, one despite the weather. A measure. as was pinned on wall, when children. matching us to mark we grow beneath his kindly glance, then march away head taller.