Jefferson Community College - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Watertown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1986 volume:

u Dedication to Vince Dee Although the Hospitality and Tourism Program is relatively new to JCC, its department head isnit. Vince Dee first started teaching in 1968, then started the hospitality and tourism department in 1977. Along with teaching, Mr. Dee is head of the Thousand Island Bridge Authority, Collins Landing, and a member ofcoumless committees concerned with tourism. This past year, Mr. Dee was named to the Gover- noris Council on Tourism. This was a great honor, and no one deserved it more than him. Vince Dee is a person you can go to for anything. No matter ifit is a class problem, or selecting a four year college, Mr. Dee is always ready to help. Vince is tops as a teacher, advisor, and friend. C ongrarulalions, and thank you for everything you have done for J CC, and tourism!!! In Memoriam MAUREEN DUFFY LEONARD Teacher, Friend, and C olleague Mrs. Leonard was Assistant Professor ofNursing at Jefferson Community College from 197910 1985. In May, she was listed in the inaugural edition of Who's Who In American Nursing. Her gift of friendship, patience, and the highest ofideals will live to inspire us all. Our President JOhn T. Henderson LIOR Kim H. Manusewicz Margaret G. Gosier Donald J. Grant Gail C. Phillips Robert C . Howe Albert H. Brown and Trustees Not Pictured Wesley Daniels T. Urling Walker George Woodruff , :gl xglf l I L x X I .I ?ng'x-$ x- xx I L iyw I x I Y I I V x $' 281 .L . I I K W l l ,x x X l . . I I' zl'x l X x I' v Il x l VA I 9 $ I f I' g E A I X I 'l GD3QO-rw$ I x Q II ' I .5. ' l $ng F acuity and 51an Bruce Graban Helen Bartram Ellen Childs ' ! , HM. Tom Myers James Lee Raymond Petersen Suzon Kister Deborah Felice Patrick Pearson Patricia Fluckiger Malcolm Biedekapp i Steven Brown Floyd Misek Frances Harrington Mary Loftus Catherine Davis Michael White Patricia Clark Terry Sawma Mary Anne Hamel Donald Campbell William Brigham Christina Boyanski :79 James Hogancamp John LcClaire Richard Cupemall John Haack J uliana Eames Melrose Brown Mona Swain Vincent Dee Susan Burdick Dorothy Palenaude Linda Grace Kathleen Lane '- Julie Stevenson John Phillips Bert Orzolek Camie Baker Richard Halpin Katherine Fenlon Joel Lalone Klaus Ebeling Kathie Flynn Robert Rutherford Robert Watts Sandra Timerman Roberta LOCkWOOd Dot Tinney Kathleen Salsbury Over the last twenty five years teachers have come and gone, but there have been a few that have dedicated themselves to the community. The staff and faculty listed below have been here to give the students a good start on their higher education and deserve a very special thank you!! Betty Andrews, 1964 James Baker, 1966 Malcolm Biedekapp, 1968 Robert Bookser, 1968 Charles Brox, 1965 Joseph Butler, 1965 John Cecil, 1967 James Cox, 1968 Marian Cross, 1962 Twyla Cushman, 1967 John Deans, 1967 Vincent Dee, 1968 William Doe, 1969 Klaus Ebeling, 1964 Donna Eisele, 1969 Rodney Esley, 1968 Mark Fenlon, 1969 Peter Gaskin, 1964 Norman Hunneyman, 1965 James Jerome, 1963 Robert King, 1967 - Charles LaPierre, 1965 Frederick McCarthy, 1968 John McGrath, 1964 Patrick Pearson, 1965 Janice Peters, 1968 John Phillips, 1964 Kenneth Puffer, 1967 David Reid, 1969 Harold Shannon, 1963 Robert Tyldesley, 1964 Rene Valentine, 1964 David Walton, 1966 Robert Williams, 1968 Keith Yandoh, 1965 JCC I968 Carolyn Mallison Deborah Luffman Bruce Morgia Rev. Russell Champlin Arlctta Behan Richard King Leon Vaughn Charles LaPierre Cheryl Robbins Mark Fcnlon Terry Phillips Joanna Chranowski Robert LaComb x; ?sz John Roacher Edwin Thomps'on Charles Brox E Michael Collins Eugene Vincent Robert Williams John Deans x D0,Y0u Know These People. . .? Charles LaPierre, Charles Brox, Klaus Ebeling, Keith Yandoh, John Deans, James Baker, Joseph Butler, Marian Cross, Rene Valentine, Peter Gaskin, Harold Shannon, John Cecil Seniors 19 Ann Marie Adams Barbara S. Anzalonc Christine Balash John L. Barllell 4 Gina E. Becker Ramona Bell Dora J. Bishop Cheryl Ann Boliver Katherine A. Bourbonniere 20 Pam S. Bouvia Arthur H. Bowhall Jim R. Boyd Virginia Brady Esther E. Bullard Catherine A. Bush Jacqueline R. Bush Stephen T. Coleman Dawn R. Cook Dawn Marie Corbine Mary G. Costa Karen E. D Aous1 Yvonne E. Dawes Barbara A. Delles Linda S. Dening Mall D. Derrcgo Kimberly J0 Dick Jack N. Donalo Lynda Marie Dowker Ginnic E. Dundcn Dawn M. Egcr Margaret Elaine Emrich Catherine Alice Gorman 'Edie Marie Gunderson Karen B. Hackbanh Toni M. Hardy Leslie Ann Hammond Mary Lue Harmych Deborah Lynne Han George Arthur Hawver IV Mary A. Hughes Kathryn J. Ingalls Kari W. J effers Tamasina M. Jesmore Pauline M. Johnson Suzi L. Johnson 24 Tina Lca Knox Patrick J. Labicndo Patricia L. LaFave Suanne L. LaVancha Jana E. Lee Thomas P. Lloyde James M.Luczycki w' .1; Patricia M. Madden Katrina A. Makuch Christine Marie Marra Norravith S. Mathison Jane E. Millard Cathie L. Morgan Janice M. Moser Steven P. Mosier Bobbi Lynn A. McAleese Luann S. McAuliffe Carol Marie McCormick W. x. 4, Sandi L. Nikisher Carrie Marie Oakes Deborah May Oatman Joanne M. Odell Francine M. Orum Susan Mary Pepe Timothy Edsel Perry John Ross Piddock Kathy A. Player Bernadette Marie Poueis Laurie Jean Randall 26 Howard L. Robinson Penelope A. Rowsam Kathie A. Sacci F J ulie Ann Schwartz 27 Denise Tina Slate Anne Marie Smith Edward P. Smith J ulie S. Stone Matthew J . Strader 0- Lori L. Taylor Susan C. Thompson Bernadette M. Torry Kevin J . Townsend Diane M. Turo Theresa Hope VanWen Mark A Walker 29 Marty L Wheeler Deborah A. Whiteside Carolyn J. Widrick Elizabeth E. Wilson . ,- WK :1 Id Bonnie S. Yando Diana M. Day Brenda Hardy 30 Kathy Guplill Penny Rowsan Gloria Beutel Kim Lava 31 Senior F ever HWC Car. Vim Anvi -- . mu; Wt: WI; :3!- WP 9 College 9. thsz 33 Just ClowningAround k. m Ix ! kn V7 1! I n O . 1' a x I ' 4 z' x o IIx V F reshman , xgl j I zgx I x 8l l I L A l l x x ,l 3 x I X x x X I c. I x x.gX Q,- I N l A l I' xg! L I Vx I Y xlgf lg I L x l K I X I V 'K I x : 36 37 IN 39 40 4l Old F reshmen Row 1: D, Arthur. L A ; D. Frink. L.A.: M. Nelson 3.5.: B. Bcldcn. L.A,; S. Eisenhaucr, LA: D Constance. Eng: 8. Eas!mnm LA; L. Gould. L.A,: D4 Mallcnc. LA. Row 2: T. Carpenter. L.A.: M. Feldman. LA; R. Davis, Bus.; F. Boyle. Bus. S.S, 39H U 413m; Eumnumi 113 Q n I It gr ; Wand b9 ,Mfwn n l ,, wl hymn, u ,, -' J Vm '0 -.. Raw 1: N Daloush, Treas.; L, Radlcy. Sec. Row 2: P. Scrino, Prcs,. 5 Fraser. Vice-Pres. 43 New F aces Clubs 45 4h mun mm x Iv-uw-c OFFICERS: Editor: Pally Cassidy Asst. Editor: Bob Dougall Secrexary: Kerrie Beyer Treasurer: David Schumurhorn SGA Rep.: Bill Corbett STAFF: Jonann Hummcl Doug Keyes Tammy Willmart ADVISORS: Mary Lou Bertrand Mary Joe Jacobs Glen Thompson Jejfersonian W96 ii .294 As editor of this issuc of the Jifm'rmmum all I can sai is it has been a year I will never forch Those long evenings in the office have paid off with 21 Finished book. Layouts were a rcaljoy. but it was worth it. The staff wishes to thank cvcrwnc who helped make this possible: our fantastic ad- VISOTS. physical education teachers and the maintenance staff. Wiihoui you all. there would not be a yearbook. A special thanks goes 10 Dave DcPaul at Taylor Publishing, who was always there when we needed him mosti To all those who helped in some way .- THANK YOU! 47 50 Circle K Ski Club ADVISORS: Floyd Misek Rosann Weir OFFICERS: President: Nancy George V. President: Kathy Nicholson Treasurer: Brian Russell Secretary: Amy Alten' SGA: Carrie DeGroot Club Happenings: 5 day trip to Killington, Vermont 51 52 Interfaith Student Union ADVISOR: Norman Hunnyman OFFICERS: Coordinator - Carol Bernat Vice Coordinator - Will Levesque Secretary Kim Ryan Treasurer - Fran Alberry SGA rep. - David Schumurhom Advertising Chairperson - Charlotte Houle This year the club has had a retreat, can- ned food and toy drive, sponsored movies, and speaker programs. Interfaith is a fellowship group. Computer Club 53 54 Hospitality and Tourism Engineering Club r ,;,x x ,, ' - ENGINCZV w: 5L2? 55 Business Club ADVISORS: Jim Cox Ted Jones OFFICERS: President: L. Wesley Flemming. Jr. Vice President: Toni Bristol Treasurer: Sharon Grabin SGA rep; Lori Slelerno The club issfqr. students that ar; interested in the world of business; sponsors lectures, trips, and acuvmeg to get' people Interested m business. They have had pizza and knife sales. and are planmng a Inp to IBM; 56 Veterans Club OFFICERS: President: Francis Bizub V. President: Arthur Fournier Secretary: Nila Bizub Treasurer: Don Rupee ADVISOR: Bill Brigham 57 Student N urses Association OFFICERS: President: Bonnie Yando V. President: Toni Hardy Treasurer: Patrick Moore Secretary: Kim Anderson ADVISORS: Maric Hess Jean Lccs This year the club is planning a pizza party. bake sale. Christmas party. and a Christmas sale. They also plan to donate money 10 the Maureen Leonard Scholarship Fund. 58 Outing Club OFFICERS: President: Ray Cramer V.Prcsidcn1:Kim Chapin Treasurer: Slcvc Mosier ADVISORS: Klaus Ebcling John LaClair John Cecil Pele Gaskin This year the Club went 10 Wellcsley Island, Innmank Gulf. and an interesting overnight trip 10 Marcy Dam. The people are a Crazy bunch that 51rive to survive. full Music Unlimited OFHCERS President: Bob Thatcher V. Prcsidcm: Ellen French Secretary: Beverly Faccy Trcasurcr:Cyn1hia House ADVISORS: Ed Cox 61 The Word OFFICERS: Co-Editors: Will Levesque Bill Rusho Production Manager: Jayme Dydyk Secretary: Chris Mathys SGA Rep: Ross Hyde ADVISORS: Maria Purcell Ray Petersen Phi Theta Kappa OFFICERS: President: Katherine Bouboniere V. President: Bonnie Yandoh Secretary: Meg Costa Treasurer: Ann Humes 63 Class Council OFFICERS: Chair person: Bob Thatcher Secretary: Ross Hyde Treasurer: Sherrie Austin ADVISORS: Mr. LaPierre Mr. Lalone Mrs. Lalone This year, the class council has been pretty busy. They have done a Turkey Fest week, with auction-a-date, and a very nice dance to end the week. There will be several other events that this bunch of elected people will be doing over the year. An All College Picnic is also being planned for the spring, 64 Club Ojjfzcers What does it take to keep our clubs running smooth?! Dedicated officers! These people have given their time, energy and often sanity to keep everything on an even scale. There are many people not in this picture, but they are all very special to the clubs ofJCC. 65 66 Old Clubs Who's Who in American Junior Colleges low 1: Ruben Lafnuy SHEHEy Cmasme Gem Iona, Mavcelhne DHIabough, Pal Dames Beverly Fayelte, Mm Kmney luv! 2: Mun Perm; Dorothy Nam: Mavgavel HeHemn Mavy Bum Ursula Jackson 3me Hayes, MavshaH MavshaH NW 3: Ben Suagusa IEHEIV EaYlE Larvy Hemmg PM Lafave Dave Johnson Chns Bvown. Can PEER, Rage! Buewey RDSEM Hum DXCIIHE Tum R00! and loan Ealdulll Sigma Rho Omega and Organizations Investment Club 67 68 Student Government Oflcers I This year the student government office has been very busy There was a change of of- ficers in mid field, but now everything is hBack on track. The fall semester started out with Pres. Karen Hackbarth, VP. Diana Thatcher, Sec. Nila Bizub, and Treas. Dora Bishop. At the time of this typing, it is Pres. Diana Thatcher, VP. Tim Zimmer, Sec. Diana Wood- ward, and Treats Dora Bishop. The SGA officers have had a full schedule this year, with organizing the Star Lake Workshop, working to carry out this years goals, running SGA , meetings, and generally handling all areas that the students are involved in during the year. In the spring they are working on the annual SGA awards banquet. As everyone in the Stu- dent Government knows, it has been an interesting, but fun year. Q kg; x AK; A Club C razy Jefferson Community College Dedicates Thc Haas Memorial Clock Tower On Thursday.Augu5129. l9851hc Haas Memorial Clock Tower. given by Mrs, Louise Haas. was dedicated in honor and memory of Elizabeth and Jacob Vogl. her parents. and Rev. Fredrick Vogl. hcr brmhcr. The three sided structure in centrally located on the college campus. A circular seating arrangement has been added 10 the area 10 enable us to relax. and enjoy the scenery. The clock is a welcome addition lo the campus for those who do not wear a waxch. 7i 72 A Weekend The 12th Annual SGA Leadership Workshop was held on Friday, October 1 l and Saturday, October 12, 1985 at the SUC Potsdam Star Lake Campus. The workshop was attended by 20 student delegates representing 14 different consti- tuencies, 3 SGA advisers, and 2 guests. Once everyone knew who everyone was, there were several activities, such as Parliamentary Procedure, Team building, Fund raising, and Planning and Set- ting Goals. The goals set by the SGA for 1985-1986 are as follows: 1. To establish a daylevening care center; 2. To conduct a campaign to increase new studentst awareness of SGA, and develop an ongoing leadership training program for SGA personnel; 3. To upgrade the condition of the buildings on campus to include tAt dorm rooms, tBt study groups, t0 think tanks; 4. To increase the bus hours, and fully inclose the bus stop; 5. To increase the number of parking spots; 6. To cover the walkways between the buildings. To Remember STAR LAKE WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS 1985 Karen Hackbanh SGA President Diana Thatcher SGA Vice President Dora Bishop SGA Treasurer Will LeVesque Class Council Ross Hyde Class Council J oseph Wgssner Class Council Carol Karg Class Council Patty Cassidy J effersonian Bob Dougall Jeffersonian Bob Thatcher Board ofTrusIees Ellen French Music Unlimited Kim CEapin Outing Club Richard Card Hospitality and Tourism Club Larry Fleming, Jr. Business Club Kurt Kehoe Criminal Justice Club Toni Hardy Student Nurses Association Jeanne Bates Circle K Steven Mosier Student Engineering Society Carol Bernat Interfaith Jack Donato Computer Club Jim Cox SGA Advisor Joe Butler SGA Advisor Glen Thompson SGA Advisor Mary Kinne GuesUComputer Club Advisor Dick Halpin Guest Cajfee House The Band! , 7S Criminal Justice OFFICERS: President: Mark Kellerhals V. President: Cheryl Clark Secretary: Carrie Oakes SGA Rep: Bill Aubin ADVISORS: Mr. King Mr. Capozzella 76 77 78 Lookingfor: M icrowave Glow! W ,, MW ; $ m? v? . IV A? mi j ? Z W V x x, x, x , ,, x ,x , WWvubAVwmvv Ll wvu.vam?l. yOWwNovammvwawuy x x K x J x x , x I x x x S ports 79 C heerleaders Women is Soccer This year the cheering section was lead by returning Lori Hunt, and new member Jonann Hummel. Each of the girls were full past the brim with cheer for our basketball team, and did a fine job. The girls are trying to raise money so they can travel with the team to the away games. The womens, soccer team won 5, lost 4, and tied for 2 this season. Everyone was good, but the two who really stood out were Annie Abbott, and Jenny Revelle. Abbott had 208 saves in 10 games, and Revelle who is an early admissions student from Lyme Central H.S. had 6 goals. Skill is improving on the team and there is much more competition between JCC and the other Region 111 schools. Our team made it to the Region III tournament, but lost to M seed Monroe Community College. During the season however, JCC tied with 93 Morrisville with a score of U 1. 81 Women '5 Basketball PI AYFR AHHUTT.ANNIE BHK CAROL IiItCk.CHFRYL HRI ISI'H, RHONDA DINUMAN. DARCY GLIZISNtR. I YNN HUNTERJULIL JFNNL. L 'A IFIINERT. PAM PLLLAM. MISSY RIIVELLEJENNY IENNEY. ROBIN 32 WOMENS BASKETBALL AGE 19 I8 I985-86 uLADY CANNONEERS TEAM ROSTER HEIGHT CLASS 5'8 SR 5'5 FR 5' I 0 FR. 5'8 FR 5'l I FR. 5'9 FR. 5'3 SR 5'3 FR 5'4 FR. 6' I FR 5'6 FR. 5' I FR HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVILLE CENTRAL WKTERTOWN HIGH WATERTOWN HIGH INDIAN RIVER GENERAL BROWN INDIAN RIVER INDIAN RIVER KNOX MEMORIAL SACKETS HARBOR LUWVILLE ACADEMY LYMECENTRAL WKTERTOWN HIGH I9SS-K WOMENIS BASKETBALL SCH EDULE OPPUNENT ALUMNI MOIIAWK VALLEY CC CANTON ATV NO. COUNTRY CCTUURNAMENT N0. COUNTRY f f. TOURNAMENT CAZENOVIAC UENESEETOURNAMENT UFNESEE TOURNAMENT K'AZENOVIA C. ERIF C F GENESEEC f MORRISVILLE ATC PAULSMITHISC HFRKIMER C C CAYUGA CC, ONONDAUA K' K' CANTON ATV BROOMEC C UNONDAGAI' C PAI'LSMITH'SC NORTH COUNTRY K' C I'AYUGA C. C SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT SUBIREGIONAL TOURNAMENT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT REGIONALTOURNAMENT IL stHm M en is Soccer This season the menis soccer team won three, and lost ten matches. The outstanding players were Chris Bassette, with 13 goals, and 6 assists, Randy Morrow, and freshman goalie, Kevin Sisco. Hopefully, there will be a few returning people to start next years team. 83 M en Cs Basketball av wt WW 'V x l 95:- w IVXS-Xb 1985-86 MILNCSBASkkIBALL CANNUNEERS SCHEDULE TEAM ROSTER DH DKII' DPPONENI Sl'll: NOV NAME WEIGHT HEIGHT CLASS HOMETOWN Jl ACEVEDC UL IP53 6' SO LONG ISLANDCITY, NY HICMNI HUME 2-3 HASSETTE; HRIS H75 BRUWNVILLE.NY MUKRISVILLE ATC HUME 30 BAUERJOE 185 ADAMS. NY HLRKIMER C C HA U' 2 I FERGUSON, TODD 180 WATERTUWN. NY ONONDAG C C HOME 20 GILBERT.UREG 165 LACONA.NY PM 'L SMH H , C HOME l4 GONSETHXIERRY I60 SACKETS HARBOR; NY HRUHMEC C HOME I0 HARMI:R.BRYAN I75 RUSSELLNY C AN ION ATC MA AY 13 HERNDON ERIC I70 SYRACUSE. NY Cvxll'NUVHC HOME 33 KIDDER. KARL I97 DEXTERNY MUIHWK VALLEYL' V AUAAY 23 I75 6'2 BROWNV1LLE.NV ERIEC C, .ux KY 35 PERRY.T1M I86 6'2 ADAMSCNY UI'NFSEE C L'. AWAY 32 RUPERT. JIM I65 S'l l HAMMOND. NY CCZENOVH C. AWAY 4 WlLLlAMSJlM I35 5'7 WATERTOWNC NY C HK KEN WING C AW AY ll WOODARD. ROD I55 h'U FLUSHINGC NY C HICKEN WING CLAS K' AW AV MORRISVILIJE RTC AWAY DELHI ATC HOME CLINTON C C HOME ST LAWRENCEU, HOME CAVUGAC. C AWAY NURTHKOUNTRY C C, AW AY C HAMPLAINC, HOME CANTON ATC HOME ITHACAJ V AWAY CORNELLFR AWAY ONHNDAUA C C AWAY PAI'LSMITH'SC AWAY BROOMEC C. AWAY C-XYUGA CJ' HOME SUBvREGIUNAL TOURNAMENI AW AY Sl?BCREGIONALTOURNAMENT AVV AY RFKIIUNAL I'UVRNAMENT AWAY REGIONALTUURNAMENI AWAY 84 Other Sports I ntermurals Indoor soccer: 8 teams basketball: 8 teams volleyball: 8 teams f Xx- , Womens Softball The womenis softball team did quite well last year. They Finished their season with a 2 win, and 8 loss record. The team did so well that they made it to the Region III tournament. In the first round they beat Monroe Community Col- lege 3Q. When they played the second seed team Erie Community College, they lost 2I2. Last year, the star player was Cheryl Clark. She was chosen for the i85 All Region III Tournament team. All Region team, and an Honorable Men- tion for All American NJCAA Fast Pitch Soft- ball. For the coming season there should be about 4 returning from last year. The skill level should be up this year. This year spring training will be very helpful in Virginia. The team will be going to Pennsylvania and Virginia over spring break. Good Luck this year! Golf This past year the outstanding players were Brian Sisco, Greg Hudson, and Allen Hallett. In past years, the team has usually finished in the top three for spring tour- naments. Last year Sisco, and Hudson both qualified for, then played in the regional tournament. 85 Old Sports WWW; . 86 87 88 89 90 By now you are all noticing the old pictures in the book, and probably wonder- ing why they are here. Well, here is your answer. 1986 marks the 251h anniver- sary ofthe College, and we are trying to show how far we have come. In September 1963, the doors of Jefferson Community College were opened for the first time, in temporary quarters at the old Lansing Street School, which has since been torn down. The basement coal bins were transformed into our first biology lab. Other areas of the basement were changed into chemistry and physics labs, with a student lounge. When the College first opened, there were only 1 10 students, and 12 faculty. By the second year, enrollment was up to 360 students and 21 faculty. We have come a long way to our present 982 full time and 708 part time students, and about 150 staff and faculty members. Even our library has grown from less than 50 volumes to the present 50.437 books. Just in the l985l86 school year. there have been some major changes in our College. The biggest event was the addition of our much needed Science Building 11. This effected everyone, not just the science and engineering students. The nursing department now has permanent classrooms, and labs, which will help them to develop their skills, before they reach the hospitals for advanced training. Since the nurses have moved, Hospitality and Tourism has been able to move from their windowless room in the library basement to the rooms once held by the nurses. This must be a welcome change for the HAT staff. In the years to come, there will be many more changes in our College, however each of us will look back and be able to smile at what happened here. Who could forget skipping class to go to the park the first really warm spring day, or that special someone you met here. Our wonderful memories will always be here, waiting to be remembered. 33999315333351 EEJEBEI ' Elma? EcaIIuGJv 510E: Bmmgmu P939 IIEemeW 4 Hwy 609 aaIaEJI Haw Mica $951!me Iuem Visumpwm BEN? EJGIPEIEIII 92 My Own Pictures Of J CC F riends and Events 93 94 Autographs From My Friends 95 96 Good Times. . .