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

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FIRST ROW'-Lee Xsclioff. Vice-l'resident. Hill Have. liill Nledicma: Tony Dellamarco. Dare Nial- mad. ljl'L'NlllCllt1 SECOND ROW'-Dr, Carroll Knowlton. Xdvisorg Bob Shapirug lim Xpplebaum. Xdriane .-Xrfmann: Clenn Nlarasco. Outing Club The Outing Club has tried to provide invigorating activities for all students. Camping, sking and hiking are just a few of the major activities sponsored by the Outing Club. The hi fhlight of the club's e orts was the ski-week at VVhite Face Mountain. During intersession, thrity people journeyed to XVhite Face for a fun-filled week of sking. The Outing Club also sponsored several new, ski movies and encouraged students to add new interests to the club's program. IN Tlilili-Carl Cabor, joe Schneiderman. -lohn Riley. STANDING-CIharlotle Newkirkg Sue .Kn- dermanr Linda Keyserg Betsy lihlersz Creg Beale: Don l'lCliIlltlIl1 Perry Nlorehouse. David Beemerq lim Sanders. President Iohn liuckteshelg Sue Aliatz. Nick Carloue. Terry Kahang lim Bates. Rifle Club The purpose of the OCCIC Rifle Club is to pro- mote firearm safety among individual members, and to teach the members. to fire a .22 rim tire rifle at a pre-arranged safe shooting area. Niem- bership is open to all students of the school. 'Hie only requirement is that they become members of the National Rifle gXssociation. The club meets ev- ery Thursday at 11:00 AM. at the Middletown State .Xrmory on Ilighland Avenue to fire their rifles on the range in the building. If information pertinent to the club is brought ui. the meeting place is changed to lludson 1053. Tie members of the club are given the opportunity to earn awards based on proficency with the rifle. The club is seeking to arrange iuterecollegiate meets with oth- er schools. , gill., ,Cf

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fy' -- , f Ye. . Q ri. OltgXXfllC IHCYIICXX' Xornian Humber. john Decker. liditorg Charlotte Xuxykirkg Perry Klorcliouseg Pam Nlutherq I.ois Cfraw- sliuw. Pat Ilenighan. Lynne Scarola. Bob Sarvuicleo. Cluil Nlylu-rg -lolm Purklnirst. advisor. The Jewish Student Organizationls purpose is to stimulate the religious, cultural. and social interests of the lewish members of the student body. The Club sponsored numerous projects includingg a cream cheese hour, a Barton's candy sale and a Model Sedar. The entire student body was invited to participate in these activities. In the past year. the Iewish Student Organization has bettered itself through good guidance and leadership 92 The Orange Review. the literary magazine of Orange County Community College, is dedicated to the ideals of bringing imaginative writings of O.C.Cl.CI. students to everyone. Adding a spark of originality to the regimentation of college life the magazine attempts to broaden the students' in- terests in Writings, art works and music. IEVVISH CLUB FRONT RONV-llit-hard Cohen, Prt-sidcnt. .Xndrea Goodman. Lisa Hillman. Sainlly' llider. THIRD ROVV flL'l5l'IlllQlllll'l'g SECOND ROW'-Nlikc lliet-li, Sbcllcy -Stephen Clnstwirth. Nllzrren Sabloff. Mel Smith.

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IIIIIIII Illlllll Ti a n l llll c ll c lhllllll IIIIIIM' 'llllIIlIIl A l 'lIIllllll 'i ,I murmur 'lllIIlHl I mnw un -Z1-- -:Q ..--ea. ,fn is .ET X -lf' wggf '-f-Iefq ' iii' f - c owned J! A LfZE?f'5 C iiifgraji I if H 2 IY'l'liRNgXTION Xl, R1-Il..kTIOXSffI.l'R FIRST Rfyxsl-l.LllIl'Ll Xyitalmleq Linda Quick: Linda Nlarcelliuo. SECOND Presidentq Nlr. .Xlln ROIV-Rrooks Cartcrg Charlie Black: Diane David: Rarluara Mangan THIRD HOW'-Joe Cayaliereg Marty Cohen: Karen plunger: Buddy Hunt The International Relations Cluh is a student orga- nization open to all students. It is a club that is vi- tally interested in the news of today. It enables the student to develop a more diversified outlook on contemporary happenings in the World through discussions, guest lectures. and panel discussions. Orange County Connnunity Colleges Internation- al Relations Clulm is a rneinher of a nationwide In- ternational Relations Organization and a partici pator in a National Model United Nations. In re cent years O.C.C.C. has represented South Africa, Canada, and the Maldive Islands. They have also attended a China Conference sponsored by Harvard. This year the clulm has sponsored a fast for U.N.I.C.E.F. Some of its more general functions are the sponsoring of various information services. The clulm hoasts of a growing and more interested lneinhership. It is a ineinlmer of a widespread stu- dent clulv and participates in worthwhile and en- joyalvle conventions. 'echt. .Xdvisorg Joyce Small. FOURTH ROVV-Ixcn P lstal . Nlarleen Slaug1 l.ec Yau liyreng l.ix cll'LlCL'.