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FACULTY FOCUS \-Now-who is smart enough to tell me--Miss gum-chewing Jones,\ how to see me after class!\ Not only does Mrs. Deanne Goodness possess a witty sense of humor, but also never ceases to amaze her classes with her dexterity in mathematics. Mrs. Goodness attended State University at Albany where she received a Bachelors Degree. She obtained her Masters Degree from St. Lawrence University. She has also attended Summer schools at Yale, R. P. I., Stevens Institute, and summer institutes at Williams, Dartmouth, M. I. T., Bowdoin, and Middlebury. She has been a teacher at Watertown High School and done Personnel Work at General Electric. Her husband, Harold Goodness, is a teacher at Watertown High School. Her son is a graduate of Yale University, Lt. j.g. in the Navy--Executive Officer aboard a midshipmen training ship—Great Lakes. Mrs. Goodness is active as a member of the Faculty Council, mem- ber of the Board of Directors of the College Women's Club of Jefferson County, member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary society for teachers, Secretary of the Association of Mathematics teachers of New York State, member of New York State Teachers Association, and National Teachers Association, member of New England Association of Teachers of Mathe- matics, member of National Association of Teachers of Mathemetics, Board of Directors of World Affairs Committee, and Volunteer work at hospital. Bridge, t.ravel, reading and knitting are her favorite pastimes. I'm forever marking -na-ners Marking r>apers all night long TE'ey*re railed so high\ Nearly reach the sky I look at them and then I sigh, More are always coming The job is never done, I'm forever marking papers, Marking papers all night long Mrs. Goodness feels that Jefferson Community College is the greatest thing that has hanpened to Watertown. She says that the students are wonderful and thoroughly enjoys her work at the college. She is looking forward to the new carnnus and to the development of a really top notch college. The students of J.C.C. salute Mrs. Goodness in the fine job she is doing and welcome her again to the staff of our school. YOUTH Youth is a wonderful time of life; it is a thrill to watch young people grow mentally, physically, spiritually. That is one of the greatest privileges a teacher has. Youth is the time to plan, to anticipate, to hope, to love. It is the time to choose one's path carefully, to prepare for it well, to think deeply, to work diligently, to live wisely. Youth is the time for decisions. Which is more important a full life of inner satisfactions or an empty life full of vain glory? Which shall be youth's choice--a--deep knowlege and understanding of the people and things around us or the acquisition of material things? Youth is a tumultuous, vigorous period. It is a time of con- flicting interests, worldly confusions, painful destractions. Youth is the time to learn to cope with the kins, the trustful, the generous, the cagey, the mean, the hard people which make un this world of ours. Youth is the time for radiance and happiness. It is the ideal time for building a sound foundation for the inevitable old age to come. by Sharon Youngs
