Orange County Community College - Colt Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

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CARMEN ANGELONE Art Editor SPORTS EDITOR Paul Starkey ART EDITOR Carmen Angelone Mrs. Elena Horton EDITOR Carolyn Rinaldi LITERARY EDITOR Dee Mingey PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Bob Caplan SECRETARY-TREASURER Audrey Reichert ADVISORS Mr. Allen Hanson 1958 COLT A YEARBOOK carries fond memories of bygone days, a link with happiness past, but few of us realize all the trials and tribula¬ tions that have been experienced by those who have worked on its publication. The staff of the 1958 COLT, under the guidance of Mrs. Elena Horton and Mr. Allen Hanson has been working dili¬ gently since the fall semester. Only with the full co-operation of the Art, Sports, Literary, and Photography Staffs were we able to give you the finished product of the COLT. As years pass by, and you leaf through these pages, may you find many happy memories and cherish this COLT. Fist row, left to right: Betty Jean Wells, Carolyn Rinaldi, Natalie Kubik, Gina Colao, Judy Evans. Second row: Audrey Reichert, Mrs. Horton, Robert Caplan, Carol El left. Dee Mingey, Mr. Hanson. 56

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First row, left to right: Patricia Knickerbocker, Valerie Kovalcik, Andrew Averin, Alan Van Der Zee. Second row. Tony Bianchi, Al Fiore, Bill Hite, John Biroc. T HE College Readers is a club activity for students who enjoy reading aloud together. The group meets once a week to work with poetry and poetic prose for speech improvement purposes as well as the enjoyment of literature. Over the past few years they have presented a wide range of programs both on and off campus. These have included “John Brown’s Body” by Stephen Vincent Benet and “America Was Promises” by Archibald MacLeish. This year, instead of presenting a choral reading program, the club sponsored the first OCCC Oral Reading Festival. There were three reading hours of poetry, prose and drama followed by a Festival luncheon. Mrs. Thera Stearns formerly of the Speech Department of Michigan State University evaluated each of the reading hours and was guest speaker at the Festival luncheon. For the past three years the College Readers have sponsored a cake sale to help send a representative to the annual Apple Blossom Oral Reading Festival at Michigan State University. Under the direction of Miss Evelyn Steele the club concluded their activities at the graduation exercises by reading from the Psalms for the Invocation and Benediction. COLLEGE READERS 55

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OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Richard Zadanoflf Miri Snir Sy Morris Carole Salmon Diane Luskin T HE Hebrew Club is a newly formed group on campus, having come into existence this year for the first time. This club is dedicated to the purpose of fostering and preserving Jewish cul¬ ture and contributing to the welfare and education of Orange County Community College students and to the community. With and help of its spiritual advisor, Rabbi Goldblum, and faculty ad¬ visors, Mr. Sussman and Mr. Meyers, the club was able to hold socials once a month at the local temple. During the year the group also held a coffee hour and a dance for the student body. A model Passover Sedar was conducted by the group to give the student body an opportunity to taste and enjoy the many delicacies offered on this holiday and to observe the way in which Jewish services are performed. HEBREW CLUB First row, left to right: Diane Luskin, Miri Snir, Dick Zadanoff, Carol Salmon, Seymour Morris. Second row: Mr. Sussman, Al Wolkowski, Beth Rosenblum, Sandra Rodin, Faye Lipschutz, Frank Jannotfi, Mike Hershkowitz, Mr. Meyer. Third row: Allan Goldfarb, Ira Posner, Marty Henschel, Arthur Fteisman, Paul Cooper, Jerry Rotter, Kenneth Goodman. 57