Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1983 volume:

Dedication The dedication of a yearbook is a serious matter, as it is an honor which should be given only to the one who deserves it. After a lot of thought and careful planning. we have decided to dedicate this year's Jeffersonian to Mary Joe Jacobs. Mary Joe was born in Louisville. Kentucky. on February 4. I943. She was married to Bob Jacobs in l964. and gave birth to two daughters. now aged l0 and IS. Mary Joe spent a good portion of her life in her hometown and during the rest she lived in such places as Cincinnati. Ohio; Buffalo. N.Y.; Canandaigua. N.Y.; Mt. Holly. NJ. She has lived seven years in Watertown. Mary Joe has been employed by the college a total of l V: years tpart-time for one year. and one half year of full-time dutiesi. Her talents are always appreciated in the Student Resources Center, where she runs the office while assisting students with their problems and answering questions. Mary Joe's help has been invaluable to all, but no one appreciates her more than the Jeffersonian staff. Never a day has gone by in which she didn't lend us her tape. paperclips. typewriting correctors. time. or whatever else we were lacking in. With these thoughts in mind, we dedicate this edition of the Jeffersonian to Mary Joe Jacobs with our heartfelt gratitude. The student body thanks Mary Joe for her aid and support throughout the year. Dedicated to Mrs. Mary Joe Jacobs l983 Jeffersonian The purpose of this yearls Jeffersonian is to give the students of Jefferson Community College some- thing to reflect on in future years. Jefferson Community College means very different things to many different students To some. Jefferson will be the only college that they will attend. To oth- ers. Jefferson will be their first experience with college. and then they will transfer to another college. No matter what Jefferson means to each student. we hope that we have captured the memories of this year. We hope that the hours we have spent will bring even more hours of good memories for you. and all of the other students here at Jefferson Community College. Table of Contents Page Faculty and Staff ....................................................... ll Seniors 25 Freshmen 49 Clubs and Activities ............................................... 59 Sports 8l Campus Life 9I John T. Henderson Piesidenl All indications at present suggest that persons entering the employment market during the l9805 will be re- quired to work and live in a high technology environment. This will amplify the leadership skills college-trained men and women have traditionally provided for the production of goods and services in the United States. The education you have received at Jefferson Community College will certainly not be the end of the learning cycle for any of you. Our country must respond to increasing competition throughout the world in order to maintain its leadership role. The adaptation to change and the retraining requirements of the future will be easier for those with excel- lent educational backgrounds. l predict the high achievers of the future will be those with the greatest commitment to strengthening their educational accomplishments. Best wishes for continued success. Board of Trustees Wes Daniels. Donald Granl, Douglas Murray. Mugarel Gosiev, Thomas Waller. Jodey Ryan Albert Brown. Missing: Robe Howe, Kim Manurewicz, George Woodvu . The Jefferson Community College Board of Trustees consists of ten people who set the policies of the college. Five of these members are appointed by the Jefferson County Board of Supervisors, and four are appointed by the governor. The remaining trustee is a student elected annually by the J.C.C. student body to act as their repre- sentative. Orientation Day A cookout highlights the day JCC's Sludenl Orientalion Day was Augun 26. l982 and was designed lo help sludcnls become aquainled wilh Ike academic and social climale 0' III: colltgc. The day began 3! 9:00 wilh a slide pre- sentation. and lhen conlinucd with nudenls being broken up into small groups lo ulk lo sludenl leadcn Fvom II:OO Io lz00. students allended lheiv choices of micro-scminau. which covered bolh aca- demic and wcial inluuls Al I200 the All-College Picnic bzgan wilh lols of great food and with enlenainment provided by Ike Michael Mrad Band, unlil the day ended 3! 6:00. Gerald Wakh Academic Dean Dr. Fvederick McCarthy Dean for Educational Strvice; John McGralh Dean 0' Admininralion D. Rene Valentine Dean 0' Continuing Education Marian Cross Assistant lo lht Preside ! Nancy Elder Public lnkmnalion Oman Administration Business Division Robert Tyldzslcy Chainnan Dv. Keilh Vandal! Patrick Pearson James Cox Jack Maroun Dr, David Walton Mclwse Brown Gerald Wellevhalm Marie Huba Brendon Fear Arthur Dieli John Deans Chairman Kalhevine Fenlon David Reid Joanna C hrzanowski Chavles LaPierrt Ihomas Mills Iimolhy McLaughlin Vincent Capozlella Richard Halpin Jame: Monaco Liberal Arts Vincent De: Cheryl Robbins Bruce Morgia Richavd Young Iwyla Cushman Palvicia Fluckinger Colleen Andenon James Hogancamp Bcny Andrews Rabcn Rulherlovd Joseph Bull Chairman William Doe Patricia Bavbalich James Baktr Yimolhy Hanman Rodney Esley 57. M. Janice Peters Katherine Mauve! Mann! leonard MatWScience Division Jeannt lees Mari: Htii Dr. Harold Shannon John Pcmcse Ieny Sawma John Cecil Pelev Gaskin Mark Fenlon Robert Williams Chaivman Malcolm Biedtkapp Kcnnelh Puller Debra Felice Professional Staff Howard Kane! Rosanne Wei! John Phillips Donna Eiscle Valerie Halpin Dr. Harold livingslon Sandva Timerman V J Dave Moore Robena Rice Donald Hughes d Y Wendell Tucker Rev, Russell Champlin William Bvigham Sulon Kislu Ellen Childs Charla Biox Robert Books I l Ievrv Phillips Julie Slavenson Felicia Keller Beverly larsun Sandra Faylo MaryJac Jacobs Deborah Luliman Mona Murphy Mary Jean LaPcnc Gcnevieve Roberge Mary Lollus Mary Anne Hamel ' Pal Challenon Support Staff Juliana Eames Patricia Pawling Joyce Benson Carolyn Malliwn Connie Dcierlzin Chrislina Boyanski Catol Hzilman KalMeen lane y Candace Pnbln Tom Myen Helen Bantam 21 22 Calhevine Davis Randy McIntyre Luella Hale John leClaire Iina Augnsline Flames Harrington Silllng: Gvate Fox, Belly Bowie Slanding: linda Weaver. Pal Gwen. Evelyn Murray Support Staff 1 Isl vow: Paul hacker. Dale Williams 1nd row Robert Mavsden. Bruce Graban, Gene Vincent. Richard Cupemall, James Fairman Standing: Doralhy Palenande, William Brinck. William Ark . Anlhony OddL James lee Back Row: Michael Collins. Reggie Murray Edison Cox 23 Faculty at Play Paula Jane Allen Jonalhan ltigh Andrews Chris Audclle Chrisline Sta Backus Vivgil W. Bacon Sn Ronald Barber Iina W. Banter Cindy Bedard 26 Susan Beaman Vickie lynn Binaxas Kinky W. Bowers 5L Colleen Ann Brady Melissa Dawn Buckley Karen Buikey Donald J. Campbell Nina Matie Cenoni Kenna : Paul Chamand Lari Kaye Church Brenda Carole Clarke Vickey lee Congev Louis John Cook IV Donald James Cook Ann M. Conrighl Randy Scott Conrighl Lynne Munro Davis Robin M Dekin 28 uqa Maiganl Rose Della Phil W Dcmausl Palricia G. DeVeau Gloria Anne Docleur Rebecca Doe Charles R Donoghur Michelle Renee DuCoIon Stephanie lee Dudley 29 Kelly A. Fields Nan Marie Dumas Sandra Marit Foslev Iina Mari: Franchini . X .. , P , ' r max Mary Jeanne Fulia loi$ Rickell Garceau Robin 0. Garlock 30 Shelly Lee Gosiev Avlrne Marie Guyell r vi , ' i '1 ' A 41. AIAI I II V Suzanna Icrri Gordon Bonnie L. Havdy Andvea lee Gosiev Sandra M. Haney Jl Brian C. Heaslcv Bvuct C. Heasley Valerie Ann: Human Suzanne Jeanne Hill Karen F. Hogan Beth A. Hague Anita M. Holland Ann Lucille Hyde Kevin Alhen Jatkson 32 Jill Marie Jamieson Ronnie Eugene Jones F! , A Selma Anne Kamide Michelle Keefer George Edwavd Kink Kevin Kino David George Kovach Elizabeth M, Kraemev 33 1713: m Mary June LaFlaiv Alhed J. Landon JL Cynthia IL lanlier Deane Carol Lavibu Lisa Marie lamcy Irene L lavancha Peter M. Lehman Jan Marie liscamb Julie Ann lowland 34 Sally M. Marta Madeline A. Manindale Wanda S. Malhun Susan louiu McWayne Linda May Mellniu r ,1 Ray G Michel: Laura lyn Misrrcola Penny lou Milchell 35 John E. Monlmis Jellrey Alan Moore Iamava Rose Morgan Diane Gail Morrison Marian Eulcl Murriwn Amy lynn Molhevsell David Wilson Mounl Ptlev Ernen Mowers Sharon Mullancy 36 Rabin Lyn Murphy Belly A. Narrows Shurv L. Nevills Edgav Allan Nichol Penny Ann O'Brien Nancy A. O'Connor John Thomas O'Dvitcoll Audrey M. Olin 37 Lori Elizabelh Orvis Janel louist Pavks Kathy Jean Pelvic Dale William Pond Robin Marie Polly Melanie A. Powell Connie J. Prior Susan M. Prior 3!! Darlene Ramano James Arthur Randall Christopher Raven Jenniler Reid Jo Ann Reid Chvisline A. Reminglon Edward Lynn Remington Mary l. Rennie Anncne Marie Renzi 39 James l. Reynolds. Jr. Vicki lynn Rivas Barbara Rulh Robbins Amelia J. Robinson Jtnea Rulh Robinson Judith Anne Rowe Lisa 36 ! ROW! Diane Ruth Rudd 40 Christine L Russell Michael John Ryan Claim M. St. Cvuix Scoll Alan Sarge ! Diane Kay Savage hm. Kimberly J. Scoville Palvick Dennis Shaw lovi Joanne Sheldon Al 42 lovi Ann Sill Jessica Ann Skinner Shayne Marie Smith David Robert Sischo James F. SIade Iercsa L, Slein Timolhy J, Siva Kathleen Marie Smilh Cavol Williams Stevens Douglas Ray Slewan Mary louiu Sltwan Mary Ray Slinson Martha Ann: Storey Delvina A. Sweet Rebecca Anne Iheiiev Donald J. Ihumheimcv Renee Michelle Iilus 43 ! Lance W. Iown Anthony Dennis Ubrianco Nicholas J. Verne Nho Duc Ivan Melinda G. VanEgmond James Angelo Vespa Iammy Jo 'lumer Colleen Miller VanEpps John PhilIips Walker A Irrvi Phillips Ward Chrisline Eden West Drhhie L White Nzil B. Widrick Paula Marie Wilcox Karzn Mali: Williams Kelly Anne Williams David Allen Wise A6 lola Mae Yousey Seniors: Live Life One Day at a Time and Good Luck! Terrie lynn Ziegler 0 5 4 5 5 5 56 57 58 Jeffersonian James C. Horlh, Editor in Chic! Sue Curlis. Secvclary Lisa Ball. Iwing Edilor Cauleen Henry, Treasurer Kezia Haynes. layouls Ed Vales. Span: Sheila Bryanl. layouls Don Kenway. onduclions 60 The Jeffersonian's responsibility is to produce the yearbook for Jefferson Community College. and this year's staff has accomplished iust that. It took many hours of hard work and dedication from all the members of our staff. Each member has gained experience and great friendships from their hard work. and we hope that J.C.C.'s students will have as many fond memories from this yearbook as the staff will have. 61 Class Council The Class Council would like to make themselves known as representatives of the students who are not involved in any clubs or organizations. Our goal is to attempt to de- crease the amount of student apathy on campus and to bring students closer together. John Wallerson, Bernadette Tabcll. Charles Doncghuc. Julie LovelantL Kevin Donoghue, Maria Mala: Pam Squire. and Iodd LaRock. 63 Student Government Association Inn Siver, Ireasuver. Phil Demaresl: Vice Ptesidenk Paul Charlrandv Presidenl. Rubin Garlock: Secretary. Board of Iruslees Replesenlalive. $4 and Jodey Ryan: The Student Government Association's plans for this year include the following: 0 to purchase a micro-comput- er, D to purchase typewriters for student use. D I0 con- struct a clock tower. 0 to explore the possibility of a day care center. and 50 to provide better representation for the student body. The Word The Word's goals and projects for this year were to go from a five column paper m a four column paper, to attract new advertising contracts and Classifieds, to increase the pa- per's size' and to diversify xheir features as opposed to reporting just straight news Nlhat's Happening. Facuhy Tid Bits. Club Activity Reviews. En- mies and Oddities. and car- toonsy 65 66 Circle K Club . JEFFERSON l camumrv l l cnuscr V The objects of Circle K are to: emphasize the advan- tage of the American-Canadian way of life, provide an opportunity for leadership training in service. serve on the campus and in the community. cooperate with the administrative officers of the educational institutions of which the clubs are a part, encourage participation in group activities. promote fellowship and high scholarship. develop aggressive citizenship and the spirit of service for improvement of all human relationships. afford useful training in the social graces and personality development. and to encourage and promote the following ideals: to en- courage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships, to promote the adoption and application of higher social. business, and professional standards. to develop. by precept and example. a more intelligent. aggressive. and serviceable citizenship, and to provide through Circle K clubs 3 practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service. and to build bet- ter communities. Future Secretaries' Association The Future Secretaries' Association is a club for students who plan to pursue a career in the secretarial field All activities are supervised by Professional Secretaries International. Each month. one meeting is designated for educational purposes. Activities which were planned for this year were an initiation dinner. a program whereby students work in an office for one day. and social gatherings. 67 68 Criminal Justice Organization Through the Criminal Justice Organization, members strive to enrich themselves by broadening their educational opportunities. This is done by sponsoring guest speakers in the iustice field. visiting justice facilities. and sometimes by just trying to have a linle fun and getting to know people. Row l: Sue Gordan, Dun Vary. lovi Orvis Row 2: ML Capozulla. Mellisa Buckley, Karen Buskey. Mary Slinson, Bob Farmer. John Rowland. Don Gundenon Row 3: Karen McGovern, Wendy Osuchowskiy Michelle Raymc AQ gym, The VeteranTs Club The Vet's goals and projects for the l982-I983 year were to provide magazines for the County Home for the Aged. and to restore the green house for the Home. The Vet's also sponsored the annual Halloween Bash held in the College Center. - :Iu... ' , . ' I H 'mm m . um 69 Interfaith lg g. Lirw . 1 i123; x ,J Camera Club 72 Dionysian Players Students interested in acting. directing, make-up. staging. and lechnical work can accomplish this through the Dionysian Players. The Dionysian Players is the acting club of Jefferson Community College. The club is de- signed to promote acting talents of students at JCC. Activities include plays. workshops. educational trips. short productions and impromptu. Student Engineering Society Future Nursing Music Unlimited Music Unlimited's goals and projects for this year were to sell refreshmems al the Syracuse Symphony, to take an educational trip in the spring. to bring about more group involvement in Open Mikes, and to try to bring about more faculty invoWement in musical events 75 76 Gourmet Voyagers The Gourmet Voyagers's goals and projects for this year were: D to create a holiday project for Meals-on-Wheds, D to sponsor a talent show. 3 to set up an on-campus information center for the Thousand Islands Region, and 0 to develop a guided tour of Bold! Castle. Business Club WEAI 9 E STAIE; I 3' W EIM Outing Club The Outing Club's goals and projects for this year were to take hiking and camping trips. to go cross- country skiing. and to go on a canoeing outing. Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa's goals for the I982-I983 school year were to promote good will and community relations between the college and the community, and to establish a scholarship program. Phi Theta Kappa's projects for this year were to set up visitations to area high schools. to make possible a luncheon honoring area high school teachers. and to establish a ski race. 79 Faculty-Student Association The Faculty-Student Associ- ation is an organization which provides for any of the on- campus services for students. FSA is governed by a Board of Directors which consists of eleven members-five student representatives, three members of the teaching faculty. one ad- ministrator, one representative from educational services. and one member of the classified staff. FSA is the organization which is responsible for the sale of beer and wine on campus. The association pro- vides part-time employment to several students who are hired to work as bartenders and su- pervisors for the social hours and beer blasts. The JCC bookstore is also funded by FSA. which hires the manager and the students who work part-time in the store. FSA is also the financial backer for those organizations which need extra funding for a project. FSA has been of great service to all of the clubs and organizations on campus, of which the Jeffersonian is one. The yearbook staff sincerely appreciates FSA's donations. which have enabled the yearbook to keep functioning and also to try to improve the quality of the yearbook we produce. Men's Soccer Kneeling: Brent Bitdekapp, Tim Young CapL Mile Kellogg. Dave Bowers Capt. Craig MarlL Andy Conde. Neil Widrick. Slanding: Bill Gilberl. Bari King, Chris Mangano Dave Belch , Butch Young. lou Cook, Pele May. Rich Coons, Coach Sandy Ovenon. Absent: Sieve Bang. Dwight Seymouv. Mgv. BI Women's Soccer From: Mary Jo Schofield. Diane love. Mary Canals, Sue Nulisch. Donna Webev. Back Alisa Burdick. Donna Love. Pam Canale. CapL. Coach Debbie Felice. Robin Hogan. Debbie Bunom Peggy Woodward. Absent: Carrie Albrighl, Capl., Malia Brenchley. lisa Morgia, Leah Maw . Liz Fallon. Mgr. 33 84 Women's Basketball Kneeling- Gouge! Walters, Donna Love. Mavy Jo Scholield. Capl., Donna Jo Perry. Julie Whalen. Standing: Michelle Raymo. Maria Rrenthley. Jill Verdun. CapL, Kalhlun Tug Mchaw. Chris Shanslel. Donna Weber. Coach: Mal Biedekapp. Men s Basketball Lell Io righl: Tim Peuil. Ray Winklesline. Scan Wilson. Reggie Price. Iim Riley Ronnie Jones. Missing: Frank Slade. Dossy Johnson. Rich MtNully, Women's Volleyball Kneeling. Ieny Whitley, Jane! Parks. Mary Fulia. CapL. Laurie Veves. Slanding: Donna Jo Perm Cluis Shortslel. Coach Ken Pullen Mi- chelle Raymo. Michelle Mullin. 86 89 92 Ihe Michzal Mead Band Business as Usual Star Gazed Baby. rm yours! Muscle men need lunch Excuse Me! Don'l Bmhev Me! 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