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Nov. 28 State University of New York at Cobleskill 1978 Living Downtown Mr. Herrick by Roseanne Monlilelto geology, and astronomy. by Darcy Miller decide that your cooking is better than Mr. Richard Herrick has been Mrs. Barbara Holmes, (Nu rsery the dining !lall food and a lways drop by nominated for the Excellence in Education), and Mr. Stanley Nevins, A lot of you people will probably want around dinner time. Teaching Award. Mr. Herrick is a IGeneral Education), were also to live downtown next semester Of next Li\'ing off campus is bette'r, in my professor in General Education and nominated. Both declined the year. Well, sometimes living downtown opinion, because you ha ~e more teaches such courses such .as physics, nomination. isn't aU thal it's cracked up to be. privacy and can do your school work FirSl of ail, finding a house can be a without your room turning into Grand hassle. You should go to the housing Central Station. Also, you can have office and gel a list of apartments that parties in your apartment without " Big will, be available. Ask friends who live Brother" CR .A.'s and dorm directors, downtown if they know of any apart watching over you and making sure Look Inside! ments for rent, too. that you're not too noisy or ha",e too The (.'Qst of renting an apartment many people in your room. But varies. Some landlords charge hi gh sometimes landlords can be a hassle. rent and may charge for all utiJilies. Look for a landlord that doesn't live in Others charge lower rents and some the same house or that' allows parties. Stories on COBY charge (or just a couple utilities. Try Li ving off campus I'.ithout a car can and find the best deal you can. Speaking be another hassle. It may be good of utilities, make sure that the plwn exercise during the fall ilnd spring, but bing, electricity. gas, etc. is in working during the winter it gets a bit chilly. I order before signing a contract. advise anyone ..... ho wants to live Food is a nother money problem. In downtown to either gel a car or get-!,n Michell Smith order to get the full benefit of saving apartment dose to campus. ,- money off campus, a good idea would Living off campus has its advantages be to budget yourself. Take full ad and its disadvantages. I hope that I've vantage of sales at th':..8rocery store. helped point some of these out. Happy New in Davis apartment hWltin g~ And walch out for your friends who Ms. Michells Smith, formerly a teacher in the Tacunic Hills school di strict, is the ne ..... r esident director of - Davis Hall at the State Uni\'ersity of Student Government !\ew York, Agricult ural and Technical College at Cobleskill. She ..... ilI be responsible for ('QWlseling students, by Roseanne MonfileUo stitution. Floodwood is a magazine progr a mming, working with eight concerned with folklore, especially that res id ent assist an ts, a nd generally On December lrd, Student Govern- concerning th t> Cobleskill area. The supervisi ng student life in the residence h.n".. " h,h ,~ ..... ""11 n lllt'h ~p. lf ex h $l ll WOrk s h~~ ~;dfi;~;;atnJt·l~ ~~'te~~t planatory. The new director is a graduate of Government's hope that this workshop Ichabod Grant> Central School and will spur and improve faculty-student It was recommended that the Alcohol SUNY College at Oneonta. She earned a administration interaction and give Review Board be reset up wi th officers master's de gree in education at Indiana these respective parties a chance to air and updated policies. The duties of this State University, and while there, Ms. and view their ideas and thosc of board will be to inform students of the Smith was a graduatf' assistant in the others. There will be much more on this {'urrent college policies. It would also offi ce of residence hall programs. in the very near future. Watch for it!: be a reviewing committee that would Ms. Smith is affiliated with the The Cons titution Committee, review alcohol policies every year. !\ational CO Wlcil of Tf'achers and the (Headed by Scott Harrison), is keeping Just a reminder, Student Govern National Association of Student Per' very busy. Curr ently, they are lIlent meets every Tuesday at noon in sonnel Administ rator s. While in reviewing Floodwood's and Cobleskill Bouck 120. The office Is 112 Bouck and Indiana shf' was - active in se\'eral State SlXlrt Parch ute Club's con- the phone nwnber Is 5412. community organizations. Her extra- - curricular activities include swim ming, skiing, playing tennis, r eading, Love From You and doing ceramics. Michell Smith I wish there was a way you could be here. • I'd feel safe and secure if you were near. Everything you said about college is true. Places To Go Including how much I really miss you. Do you ever tire of the same bar and check it out. We all know that thc I've learned 50 many new things ever)' weekend? Want a change of music is good. the price is right, and thc About social life and one-night flings. pace! Try ~e 9Ul~ plac~ . . I ¥r Pony is the place to go! I can't help but think about you at home. first encounter with Bob's \1.1lS not the Those of you that have yet to check I love you so much but still you' ll roam. best, but having a craving for pizza and out the bar "Oownstreet" well, somc beer the other night I decided to give it night while your looking-for a rowdy a second chance. Although the bar was There is no way for me hold you down time-Try It: They ask for a dollar for to crowded with mostly older men my the door price on weeknights when I think of you on the loose, and I fr.own, friends and I ordered a pizza and got a there's a good band and two 011 But, then again, you can't control me. pitcher of beer, all in all it turned out wl'ekends but well warth the price. TIle I guess we both have the need to be free. • prt!tty good. Jo~o r those of you who don't specials a rl' good-and you'll han "'ant to walk all the way into town . .. yourseU a good time. try Bob's. But freedom is a hard word to define- l.ook in our next issue for more places It means I' ll nevet:" have you as mine, PlaMing a floor party? Want to go to to go and while you're checking these Happr Hour but don't want to walk far? out ENJOY!! And I couldn't live if that was true Out for a good time? Try "The Loft" Because what I live for- Is love from you. The Loft is new, and has some great specials! Wondering where the place Sometimes I act like I don't care. is? Look above Bob's. And some nights But you must admit those times are rare. when your on the way down into town I know sometimes I may stray, stop in and check it out. Number ~ut my love for- you drives others away. Looking for a nice, romantic place? Want to get into some old country music, poetry 'readangsf Try Uncle .... I wish I could tell you how I feel Jacks! It's located in the mini mall Two. • • And that what I feel for you is real. down near the traffic light in town. I need to have YOiJ close at the side Uncle J ack's is different, a nice place • Because my love for you I can' t hide. for a change of pace, a bottl~ of wine, or glass of beer. Next time there's a urge Comin' at There are so many things I'd do for you- to try something different-Try Uncle Please don't ever make me blue. - Jack's. t need to have you at my touch. The Pony is new and looking good! There is now booths, and they are nice! You! Because I love you so very much! --RO The bartenders are hoping that those of you out looking for a good time stop in - WHIRLWIND, November 28, 1978. p. 2 Question for the Month A Memory of Rick. by R05ea~e Monfiletlo by John P. McDermott and I mean just beginning, he took in alI ~ In the past few weeks I have walked 8roWld campus and asked people the reason my advice. I could tell . He promised me for their coming to Cobleskill. I found many answers; here are a few of them: It's not too often you find a gC'Od he'd be' the best mechanic in the east friend. I mean there a re friend friends and believe it or nQt 1 didn't doubt it at WHY DID YOU COME TO COBLESKILL? and therE' are good friends. Rick and I all. . were just that. Good friends. I think alot Ou r last day on the job that summer " ... because of the good Nursery Ed. Division. Also because when I came for about Rick now that I did before. I was pretty sad. If I could have foreseen visitation, I found the people friendly." guess that's because I ..... on't be seeing the future, it would have been alot much more of him. He ..... ent to a coliege worse. As we exited that 77 Dodge van " ... it was highly rated for dairy. one of the highest in the COWltry. Also it was upstate. Far. far upstate. He was just a on Aug~ 26 we knew that it would take the cheapest way to obtain a four year education (I'll be transferring)." freshman and I would al ..... ays tell him a lot to recreate a sunlmer adventure , how they get the raw end of the deal. He that we had just experienced. But, ..... e " ... I had a few friends who came here and they said it was a good place to party didn't care ho ..... ever. He was a fantastic promised next year to be better. In his and study." person. The kind thaI you think would only letter to me he said: say, "Sure. I'll keep in touch." but "1 could live without it (the job), but I " ... Cobleskill was the only two year school that offered what I wanted and it's never does. He did send me one letter. definitely am going to try to work there close to home. It He told me he liked college alot and the next year. I hope you album it really worth it? Like many others, I tripled. One very original person stated. unreal. After listening to this albwn is nothing more than an attempt at had roommate problems, my classes that " the change in lifestyle, not being even the most ignorant person will have fin ancial success. came early and the work was often able to drink in the lounge and other a full vocabulary of streeUingo. Lou is hard. One professor here, Mr. restrictions living with other pe • Pousette·Dart Band in Coby Gym - - • • Field Hockey Team Bottom-left to right: Laura, Deluca, Tina P isci otta, Pat Brady, Michelle Lombard;, Donna Shul'tz, Eileen Brown - , Us Yo Pictur • . . r ."_ '. WHIRLWIND, November 28, 1978, p. 5 - - Peter Gabriel at Hartwick Girls' Tennis . Left to right: Barbara Hann. Jean Versace, Elizabeth Deane, Valerie, Dobsin, Mary Louise Mendes, Jill Williams, Coached by Bob Jontos. Guys' Cross Country Team Left to r ight: Coa ch Groski, Chris Hanlon. Dan Amadon, Jody Fisk. Rlck Costanza (captain). Ralph Eggleston, Mark Seery (captain), Bill Hoolihan, Don Bardwell. Eric Sloth. Girls' Track Left to right: Liz Lyons, Teresa Peppard. Kelly Terk. Coach Groski, Pam Watlaber. Kathy Adams. ., WHIRLWIND, November 28, 1978, p. 6 To the Editor Exchange Editorial , , To the Editor: A $200 scholarship will be awarded in Re1urnlng seniors 10 Cobleskill 1his Sep1ember learned 1hat as January, by the Cobleskill Exchange of 1978, there were to be no more floor parties. "What?" "Why?" I am writing to you in reference to a Club, to a Cobleskill Central School " How come?" were the responses as the R.A.'s handed out the proposed change in this years up graduale currently attending the State new dorm rules. Sound unfair? Read on. coming yearbook made by the year University of New York, AgricultUral , book, staff. and Technical College at Cobleskill. At the end of the 77-78 academic y_ear, the 10tal amount of I refer to the removal of the annual The announcement of this decision by damage dollars for Cobleskill campus was·in excess of $5,000. This floorpictures. This was done in order to the Exchange Club Board of Directors Is obviously ridiculous since we are now adults. This divided have 'twenty l2O) more pages to fill up was made by John Baker, chairman of between ten dorms comes out to about $500. This does not mean with other things." What could be the club's youth committee. Roger each dorm had $500 apiece in damage but some dorms do seem to • better than to have pictures of the Cohn is the president of this local have more problems than others. people on yo ur floo r with whom we have service club. Professor Baker further to spend a entire year of our college ex plained that applicants must be fully According to the administrators on the campus, the students are lives with. I especially sympathize with matriculated students in their fresh not responsible enough to handle themselves and their actions in the freshman students whose only man year, having entered Co bleskill in floor party situations. During floor parties some damages are possibility of getting in the yearbook is the Fall of 1978. expected and even in some cases justifiable. However, $5,000 is if a yearbook phO\ographer happens to way ou1 of proportion. One question to the administration was, take a candid picture of them. Students who are interested in ap "Since we live here and it's like our home, why can't we drink I appeal to all of the students of plying for the award may. contact Co bieskililo write a letter to the editor Professor Baker in Room 211 , Cham· , here?" The answer is well explained by the above price. . ofthe yearbook {located in Bouck Hall) plin Hall, or Paul Parker, Director of A few years ago a group was established and named something CQncerning this issue. Financial Aids, Knapp Hall-both on the to the effect of "The Alcohol Judicial Review Board." Their Cobleskill Co llege campus. purpose as I understood it was to watch over floor party situations Bill Howe and prove to the college faculties -that we were mature and Phil Margot responsible enough to have such gatherings. For a few years this Oops!!! was going well but in the latter few the students' disregard and care for college property eventually melted away their privilege Planned The name of ZAP's Brother-cook is of having floor parties. that is what it is- -a privilege and not a correctly spelled as Bill McCullen, not right. Parenthood McMullen . Excuse us. As if this isn't enough, the maintenance labor required for repairs cost the college another whopping $7,000. Th is in total Planned Parenthood of Schoharie equals about $12,000. County is located at Cobleskill Hospital. Jennifer Davis I, for one, enjoyed the floor parties and so did everyone else. I This is a confidential service and will also wish we could still have them, but when figures-ov~r $10,000 answer questions that you may have. If come into the picture.. it doesn' t say much. I think it's unfair to me...... you are having a relationship, or plan to The thrill and excitement of Madison because I didn't cause any of the damages mentioned above and have one, you might choose to use birth Square Garden enveloped Cobleskill control methods that are available. College freshman Jennifer Davis a few nei1her did about a few hundred others but those that did hurt our Planned Parenthood can be reached at days ago when she rode in the 1918 privilege did it well. 234-3325 or 234-4 317. National Horse Show in the Garden. The fund for which the money was obtained was the tool and This appearance has been her dream supply fund. This is also the fund which pays for our new library since she started riding in the fifth books which now we have over 400 less than we could have. To Students in grade. some people this may not mean much, but Cobleskill is an Jennifer competed in the finals in the category, "good hands," and was academic school and a proud one at that. Also, perhaps the ad Nutrition II judged on the basis of her perfonnance ministration has not done their part in doing what they should, but as a rider, he r equitation fonn and in the end we still have no floor parties. In ending this, I hope any by Vicki LiDder, Dare Sherry, placement of the legs and body. How ideas presen1ed to reinstate floor parties be fully supported by aDd Maryann Webster she maneuvered her horse also entered students in an appropriate manner. It is up to everybody to help into the scoring. The young rider's maintain the living atmosphere that we so desire. I think it is also How much refined sugar do you ho rse was her own American Saddle about time that the students realize what can happen from neglect CQnsume? O.K. Let's rephrase the Bred Chestnut Legion of Merit. question. How much sugar in the fonn In order to compete at Madison of simple rules. Square Garden, Jennifer had to come Let's show the faculty and staff that we, the classes of 79 and SO, of candy, soda, cake, gum, cookies, and pastries do yuu think you eat a year? out on top of four preliminarv contPk"'ed° ar:e prepared to convince the faculty of our awareness of the .At M&:Ii s.nn <:.: .. ~_. ~. 0 .... Ut:il. sne :an Would you believe One liuIlIht:u tenth m the entire natIOn ill he r problem. pounds? ! Well, you should! The category. Her entire family, plus aunts average American consumes one and uncles and a grandmother, made hundred pounds of sugar a year ! This the trip to NYC to see Jennifer perfonn. could prove to be Detrimental to your Her trainer, of course, was a lso in at· Dear Voluptuous • • • health. Over consumption of sugar is tendance. A resident of Otego, Jennifer one of the biggest problems with the boards her horse at the Lukens Stables American diet. Eating too much sugar in Ravena. name ) said his roommate wouldn't be has been linked to such di seases as Dear V-I , , What next for Jennifer? She'll move there. But it turned out he showed up. Diabetes,- heart disease, low blood on to the Kansas City Royal for two We didn't hear him enter but suddenly sugar, damage to the eyes, Dental mo re finals; then she'll. be out of the I am a male who receives obscene cavities. skin disease such as acne, phone calls on the average of four times a bunch of drunk friends were with equitation field. She is considering him. Now, every guy in that donn irritation to the gastrointestinal tract selling her present horse, buying a a week. These usually last for about such as stomach aches,-gas and five minutes with heavy breathing and knows what I did. What should I have th ree.-gaited horse, and starting a new done? diarrhea. Scienlists are also resear challenge! strange noises. This girl seems to want ching a possible link between sugar and something from me. I'm sure m9st cancer. Under the impact of all this guys would envy this situation but I fmd Signed, Ebarrassed, "but was satisfied information yo u are probably won it very embarrassing. How can I assert dering what you can do to cut down my male superiority when I feel like a yo ur conswnption of sugar? Well, first Update wimp? of all avoid the above mentioned foods Dear Satisfi ed, as a source of sugar or at least cut down Dearly Signed, and try to satisfy your sweet tooth with Bashful -Emerson, Lake and Palmer's, new You should have hid under the natural and healthy sugars such as Ip is to be titled " Love Beach" (???!!!) covers. Next time you're in that those contained in fruits. For example, -This season be prepared to be at Dear Bashful, situation either lock the door or wear a when your feeling that certain urge tacked by an anny of live and greatest bag over your head so ~n o one will pass up the junk {or something good hits packages. Nearly every group with Suggest a meeting place-if she shows recognize your face. like a nice sweet apple, orange, or a more than two albums will be up, be a man and beg her to leave ~ou ripe banana. If you want to cook a pie or represented. alone. H that falls through, practice cake, add fruits fo r flavor, instead of -True story!! Meg Griffin, a dj on your deep breathing, as it appears to sugar. Don't buy that soda drink orange WN EW-FM in New York, is a graduate me you've yet-leamed how to hang up a Dear V-I, juice or milk or water. You nor your of none other than Cobleskill College! phone. body need that soda. Learn to live She was music director of WCOB while Last weekend I was in a very em without all that unnecessary sugar. attending Coby. barrassing situation. I am very close Remember your health is the most --Don 't miss Blondie a t the Dear V-I, with this girl on my floor. We never important and precious thing you have. Hullabaloo Nov. 30. 1 won't. knock on each other's doo rs before we Without it nothing else means anything. --REST IN PEACE·· BE-BOP I want to take my boyfriend on a trip enter. Well, last weekend I did that only Be good to yourself!! DELUXE. but there are two setbacks. One--he to find that my friend wasn't there but doesn't like to camp out, whereas I do. her roonunate and boyfriend were and - How Much Salt Do We Need? And tW(Hleither of us have much quite busy. NetidIess to say, I acted like money to afford a hotel. What can I do a fool. What shou1d I have done? by Denise S. Wallter , foods have salt in them naturally, and to persuade him to go? • Nut. II Instructor. when these foods are -processed it can Fool ... but took pictures . Signed, Do you think it is impossible to have increase the salt Ctlntent 250-1000 times. Need A Vacation food with a flair if you limit or eliminate Hypertension (high blood pressure) - the salt shaker when you prepare your has becume a very strong Public Health food? WRONG ! All you need is an Education Program in the last few Dear Fool, Dear Need, Wlderstanding of the whys of watching years. It's not like a disease where one salt in your diet, some Ctlnswner What you shou1d have done is im has symtoms because high blood knowledge, some imagination, and a pressure has no symptoms. Usually Use your womanly powers. I'm sure mediately left the room, but apparently there is some way you can persuade few herbs to convert plain, flavorless serious damage to the heart and other you chose differently. Since you seem to dishes into delicious delicacies. him to see things your way . . . enjoy various types of photography, I organs will occur before one may find Americans take in an average of 3-9 out he has high blood present. About 13- would suggest selling your pictures to teaspoons of salt per day, which is 12-36 this girl for a good swn of money. A 28 per cent of the adult population are times the amount needed 6y the body. it. It is Dear V-I, word of warning: if you're ever "en unaware they have important Much of this excess salt is from eating for you to have your blood pressure tertaining'~ a in your room lock RecenUy I spent the night in a guy's male processed foods like TV dinners, taken. the door!! room in one of the dorms. Harry (false canned soups, and gravy mizes. Fresh Coatfnued oa pace 8 - .. WHIRLWIND. November 28. 1978. p. 7 leethoven to Bowie Coby Jazz Ensemble The Cobleskill Jazz Ensemble is « certs per year on campus, provides group of about 20 students and com· music for various activities on campus, An Evening With Peter Gabriel munity members who perform Bi ~ and also travels to such places as tho Band charts from the 40's through th, Summit Boys Camp to "Whale Away.' 1I-S-7&-Hartwick College Gym proved that he could produce the same present with a special emphasis 0) . The di rector is Keith Harvey, a teacher kind of magic without them. jazz-rock. Starting as a 1 credit course. at Cobleskill High School and a meal! The only thing bad about Gabrie l ' ~ The intro to "O.I .Y" was done with then later under the Mini-coursl trumpeter. Student officers are Eli show was the fact Ulat due to an illneS!: nair and wit, both of which have beell program, the group gained the status 01 Carney, President; Rick McLaud, Vice in the band the show >A'as delayed incorporated into the song itself. One of an organization for the first time thi.!. president; Joyce Wingate, Treasurer. almost two hours. It was well worth the the highlights (there were many) was vear. The Ensemble performs 2 con· wait. Peler came on stage about 10 : 15, " Solisbury Hill" which turned into a explained why the group was late, and hand-clapping, foot-s t omping gave an inspired version of " Me and M.y singalong. Teddy Bear." Next, the band joined PouseUe -Dart Band him for a multi-colored ''9n The Air" I don't think there was a soul in the that set the pace for the entire evening. place who wasn't making some kind of Co bleskill College Gym , 11·3-78 about disco that seemed to hit the " Perspective," also on h~ latest albwn noise. " Modern Love" was the most audience head on. From there on, there followed, with P(>ler running wildly powerful song of the evening, led by a Personally, I was disappointed to see was more energy and audience par· from one end of the stage to the other. blazing guitar, and some incredible such a small turnout for such a good ticipation with each number. "Smile 011 Even when he slowed down for vocalR by Gabriel. I could go on for band. There ....· ere around 375 people in Me" was one 9f the night's highlights, " lIwndrwn" he commanded the at· another two pages simply picking out the gym that night, probably the worst with it's contagious rhythms, and tention of the entire audience. He's got high points-there were that many! The crowd that the Pousette-Dart Band has catchy melody. The real high point of to be rated al@ng-side the best in lighting was perfeet-simple, yet so played for in years. If nothing else, it's the evening came with " Amnesia," the concert performers, based on the sheer effective. A lot of people ....· ere surprised got to be discouraging to both the band, group's most well known tune. I spoko.: energy he projects. The show was nevcr to see Gabriel in street clothes wi th a and to the College Un ion Board, who with Jon, and Mike Dawe before tho.: boring. crew-cut, after all what rockstar would thought they had a winner. These guys show and they told me that the song b The line-up for the tour is : Tony dare show up like that! Answer: an a ren 't amatuers, they have been never done the same way twi Ct! . Levin (bass and stick), Sid McGiMis artist who knows that be can control his around. " Amnesia" gives the band a real (guitar), Jerry Ma rotta ( drums), audience without all the excess. Peter Jon Pousette-Dart fo rmed the band In workout, and a chance to jam. Dawe'l; • Timmy Capello (sax., hips, keyboard· Gabriel held the audience in awe the 1970 with John Troy. "qiese two spent drwnming together with some mea/) s), and Larry Fast of Synergy fame entire time he performed. When he several months OIl the road playing slide-guitar work by Poustte-Dart (synthesizers ). From my point of view roamed through the crowd w:th cor· sma ll clubs, and just bopping a round made the song my instant favorite of - I about 20 feet from the stage) the show dless microphone in hand the reaction from job to job. A 1ittle later they were the set. I can 't say enough a bout Mike's was a perfect m ix of sight and sound, an was great. He can also handle a drwn joilled by John Curtis, a master of the drums. His face showed the aggression experience for the senses. Gabriel has kit. The guy did everything but wash banjo, guitar, and mandolin. Two and power which fiUed every note. The matured from his earlier days with dishes: drummers later they filled out the band job he did that night was among the Genesis, this is evident especially in his For the fi rst encore the band per· with Berklee College graduate Michael best I've ever seen. voice. Now more than ever his vocals formed the Genesis classic "' The Lamb Dawe, who studied percussion v.ith jazz When the band left the stage the come across with style, and strength. Lies Down on Broadway." The legend Tony Williams. In 1975 the group reaction from the crowd was mediocre Personally, I"m glad he split Genesis enevitable second encore was " nere got a recording contract with Capitol to fair. It was frustrating to see a band • because it has allowed him to bring his Comes the Flood." Both were fitting Records, a nd shortly thereafter strive to get a reaction, but receive music out without all the trappings. No ra~ups to an evening of energy, released debut album and killer single, little in return. They came back on with more smoke. No more costumes. He showmanship, and magic. " What Can I Say," Jon Pousette-Dart, the Angel's classic "My Boyfriend's a native of Suffern, l\ew York ....Ti tes Back" which seemed to bring some in most of the music, and sings lead the crowd ~ck from the dea:lJohn Troy vocals. O\'er the years the boys have sang a half laughing-half serious lead Nu Vinyle dOlle back·up work for Geils, Orleans, vocal a lternating girlfriend and • • • The Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Byrds, boyfriend in the chotus. After another would break hun nationally. However, and most nota bly-Yes. song unknown to this writer, it was all Kansas " Two for the Show" The band hit the stage with "County over. Aerosmith " Live Bootleg" (Columbia) my prediction was less than accurate. Well Pat's back with more hard Line," one of their biggest songs, and If you weren 't there you lost out OIl an I'll make this one brief (it 's about one that's earned them a cult following artist and his band with a lot of talent time). The Kansas lp is too perfect to be driving. guitar screaming rock 'n' roll guaranteed to wake up e\'eryone within among those who enjoy FM radio. The and creativity. Their music is fresh, a live album, and I"m going to try to mix was clear, but as expected the and most of all impossible to find out who is responsible for the a mile radius. My personnel favorites are " I Tried to Believe," and "'One For acoustics ....· ere lousy. I was lucky-I was categorize. Reggae, country, soul, and applause. No way is this album a true about ten feet from the stage where the rock 'n' roll- they're all there. The testimonial of a Kansas concert. There Me, and One For You" two songs with good hooks, and beautiful guitar and sound was just right. Some favorites reason it failed was purely financial. It is absolutely no reason to buy this if were then played. mixe " , WHIRLWIND, November 28, 1978. p. 8 • Coby So ccer Roster Name y,. George Hotaling F,_ Mike Hotating • F,_ Jolm Alcott F,. Athony Laconte Sr. Mike Bilodeau F,_ Jim Marsh ' Fr. Dan Bowers F,_ Al Mazzone S,. ManuelChoy F,_ Randy Phillips "- Rich Conner Fr. Bob Rode S'- Mike Desimone Sr. Mark Sampson F,. Rocerich Dressel Fl'. Steve&hmiU S,. Women's Field Hockey & Bob Fetzko F,_ Jeff Smith F,. Alhon), Gennon F,_ Gary Sweeney F,- Vincent Grosso F,. Paul Tiberio S,. V olleyball Close Out Steve Griggs F,. Date Vangorden S,. Glen Hall F,. I.yn Van Tassel F,. Bill Hanson F,- John Willis F,_ -- Stan Harris S,. Uenry Walford F,- 1978 Season Greg Hilt Fr. Tom Zabel F,. This year the women's fieldhockey finished up the season with a 6-8 record. ,'am compiled a 7·9-3 record. and took This years team was \"cry unfortunate. Canton Story ~t place in the Albany Invitational they got a very late start on the season J ournament. The team on a whole due to the Wlderstaffing of coaches. and "<-'(I red ;l3 goals, and allowed 41 this had to up against teams that had In the Sub-Regional Soccer Game shots from all directions trying year. They were lead offensively by already played six games. The teams held November 4 at Co bleskill. Canton desperately to put the ball in the goal. Laura Deluca, 9 goals. I assists. stand out player this year was senior College defeated homestanding Coby There efforts however, where to no Defensively the learn was lead by the Jan Walsh. Jan was highly praised by by a score I'(). Cantons lone goal of the avail, the Canton defense lead by goalie two goalies Kathy Ames, and June Van . ?:- coach, who said she was probably game, came just 5 minutes into the 1st Dave Klink, who registered 15 sa~'es, • quarter, when left wing Jeff Lourin took Dyke, who ~~binfd for 116 .saves, 81 . -\- .he.best., 1{o UeY.ball. p"la~e r Cobleskill has just WOUldn 't give in. and held on to will and 35 respectively. ... • ; 1P.'er haa. D • the ball downfield on a two on two the game. The team this season, according to breakway. and fli pped a short pass to The Cobleskill soccer team, should Coach Danaher, more than lived up to Though the team did come up with a awaiting teammate John Emonde. who hold their heels high, despite the loss. her expectations,hand she was, very respectable season. the outlook for next kicked it by Coby goalie Paul Tiberio They had a fine season. finishing up pleased the way things turned out. The year is ver y promising. Since Jan was for the scor e. After that play however , with a record of 9 wins, J losses, and 1 team also received high praise from the only senior starter, Coach Danaher Canton 's oHense lead by senior Steve tie. The team on a who le this season Region III Champs Delhi. The Delhi will have the rest of her starters coming Schmitt , and freshman Manny Choy. scored 54" goals, and was lead by two team said Cobleskill was the toughest back next year. With most of the team allowed Canton only 12 shots on goal the players, Senior Mike Desimone, who team they faced aU season. I think coming back and if the players get an rest of the game. The offense however, scored 11 goals, and had 11 assists for 22 these statements made by their coach, even break by starting off the season on lacked its usual fine passing, and points, and freshman Glen lIall, who and the Delhi team, are a great tribute tinle, they should be able to improve shooting ability, and was unable to put scored 16 goals and had 4 assists for 20 to way the team played this year, and I greatly on this years record. I would onl" of its 41 shots in for a goaL Coby's points. The defense was lead by goalie want to congratulate the team, and al&,o li ke to congratulate this years best opportunity for a score came with Paul Tiberio, ~' ho gave up an average wish them the best of luck next season. team. and hope they have better luck nine minutes left to play the game. of 1.08 goals per game. In Wom en's Volleyball, the team next year. Cohleskill had complete control of the t personally would like to ball, and with the enthusiastic crowd, congradulate the team on their fine ye lling and screaming the team seemed season. and would urge the rest of the Coby Volleyball Lineup to come to life. They fired an array of campus to do so also. Name Coby Swimmers The Cobleskill Swimming, and Diving produced a tota l of 11 points for the Kristy Kilpatrick F,. June " Byrd" Van Dyke F,. team, dropped its first two meets of the team. One bright spot in the two losses KathyBobay F,_ Marilyn Brazak F,. 78-79 season. The first to Monroe was freshman Mark Vedel. Mark broke Kay Streigler F,. Kathy Mullan F,. Community College who is rated the school record for the J meter dive, Kay Tweedie F,. Marie Viola F,. oumber 2 in the state, by a score of 71· by a very impressive margin. Corinne Sedlak F,. Beth Durfee S,. 46. The high scorer for Coby was Brenda Richards F,. Debbie Beck Scorekeeper Captain J ohn NozeU who came up with Our first home meet this season is 1 Liz Burns F<. Mary Danaher Coach 6 '2 teams points. In the second meet Wednesday, November 29, at 7:00 p.m. Jan Walsh S, . they lost to Farmingdale 105-70, who is against Utica College. The Coby team rated nwnber 1 in the state ahead of would appreciate your support, so come Monroe. The leading scorer for this on out to the meet, and cheer your team meet was Senior Steve Mayers, who on! • Field Hockey Team Trl-Ca ...... Pat Brady Women's Team Men's Team "Cheryl Lewis Michelle Lombardi Eileen Brown Ruth Dibona Name y,. Name y,. Sue Brady Brenda Leo Beth Durfee Co-Captains Captain • Kathy Ames Judy Hanson "- John Nozell June Van Dyke Maoagers Lynn Wells "- Rhonda Trombly Sue Rockhill BWAlston F,. Laura Deluca Jan Walsh Dale Andrews F,_ BWAnselmo .. Sr. Donna Schultz Jeanne Bums F,. John Demont S,. Macy GIranII Coach Maureen Eddy F,. Brian Doyle S,. Nancy Kichura Mary Danaher Brenda Inman "- Tim Fitzpatrick F,_ carolLoui F,_ Bob Gager F,_ Sue Mathews F,_ Brian Mathewson F,_ Mary i..