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

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1 I I C I I W 9 A A A l A I A A I A ' 3 1 l l l l l l l l l V ' V v Orange County Community Colleges M'omen's Basketball team. coached lw Miss Mary Diana. to date posts a 9 and 0 record. To the Orange Coun- ty NVomen, the two closest games this season were against Mt. St. Marys The first game was won in the last three seconds and the second game was won in an overtime period. Basketball-1967-1968 Queenslmorough Concordia Coll. Mcstcliester C. C. Dutchess C. C. Rockland C. C. Dominican WE THEY 433 153 47 18 59 15 50 32 60 1:3 57 35 . Mt. St. N11 I 2, The women are looking forward to two more dry? 31 S . I . Mt. St. Marvs 33 532 games and the Community College Tournament at M I - A38 ly' Suffolk on March 16. Q umm V v ' ' 3 Suffolk C C The team showed great skill and performance. and Dutchess C. C with the support of the student body. especially at home games. they made the season a success. BOTTOM-Sue De Land, Mary Barker. .loannc Bogdanski. Ka- Barlnara Startup. Miss Diana. Top-Pat liawson, lanice Belau- thx' NVilliams Annette Caravana. Pollx' Mac,Xrthur. 2nd-row- skas. Cathy Leaky, Beth Mcflakc Linda Scliooumakcr. Miss O'Brian. Vicky Marguart, Doris Callose. Delvliie Sitzman. Q ' iv -v- 1 l 'Q ? v V V V ' V ' l 1 ,A 1 A A A ' A

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7--.. - i..x TTUNI-Xlikt' iinsato. Klein' Clillon. George Clrahm. l,arrx l7ot'kstaclL'i'. l,lllClNLlX' Xloore. Lorenzo Xloore, Vinny lilldtl, THIRD llul lim BIIIIILN clllllll Ch . ' ' . I 1 ' ' X f .nnht-rs. SECOND ROW'-Bill ROW'-Nlikt' Nlagve. l2II'lLlIl Ingber, liodger ffarroll. .Xt the time of this writing the Colts had posted a l4-T log with three games remaining and a possi- ble trip to the llegion XV Basketball Tournament at Trenton, New jersey. The Colt's offense was av- eraging better than 79.1 points a game while the defense was allowing opposition only 75.6 points a game. Leading the Colt's were Co-Captains Char- lie Chambers and Nlike Cusato as they both aver- aged better than lT points a game. Chambers was the leading assist man on the club while Cusato was the Colts big rebounder. Other top scorers for the Colts were Timmy Burns and Bill Doekstader as they both averaged 10 points a game. The close of the season also brought to a close the OCCC careers of Charlie Chambers, Mike Cusato, Larry Hait, Tim Burns, Brian Ingber and Roger Carroll. 1-' 1 Y , ' W' Y v v ' A A A A A A A A .. .Q .... A-.. A

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Student Court The OCCC Student Court functions just as any other court of law. The Student Court is a court of peers. There are five judges on- the bench, one elected Sophomore and four ap- pointed judges. A court clerk and a secretary are appointed also. The cases tried by the court fall under the Student Code of Conduct. Park- ing and bussing cafeteria dishes lead in most cases tried. The Student Court also makes up the judicial committee which reviews bills brought to the Student Senate and interprets the Constitution. Cindy XVheeler, Secretaryg Karen VanKleek, Secretaryg Brian Ingber, Associate judge: Charles Black, judgeg Micheal Seekamp, Associate judgeg Linda Reid, Secretary. NUT PBESENT-Kenny Fox, Associate judge. FIRST ROWV-Madelaine Miller. Diane McAnaney. Frank Traver. Jeffery Siegmann, Martin Stephani. SECOND ROWV-Nancy Bennett: Karen Gallagher, 80 '-.I garet Korchi: Sharon Hoffman. THIRD BOW'-Nlrs Luft. Advisor, Mr. Nlarkovits, Advisor: john Yale. Bebecca Hamiltong Ellen Oestrich. President: Klar- Business Club The main purpose of the Business Club is to present ideas and in- formation about the business World to the students who are club members. The advisors are Mrs. Luft and Mr. Markovitsg and the officers are Ellen Oestrich, President, Re- becca Hamilton, Vice-President, Margaret Korycki, Secretary, and john Yale, Treasurer. One of the divisions of the Business Club is the Investment Seminar, headed by Mr. Markovits. These students learn to chart stocks and learn how the Stock Market operates, Main activities include several trips, guest speakers, and the Christ- mas tea for the faculty, staff, their husbands and Wives, and the students. Our strip this semester was to New York City. Some of the students visited the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank. Those students who had been on this trip last year visit- ed the N.Y. State Supreme Court- Civil and Criminal Divisions.