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PAGE 6 THE WORD DECEMBER, 1966 SPORTS J.C.C. vs. S.L.U. November 1st found our bas- ketball team in Canton, matching, and surprisingly equally, with the Larries of St. Lawrence. This scrimmage was our first oppor- tunity to see our guys in action and we think they were quite im- pressive. Following a rather rough 1st period, our offense began to jell and smooth itself out. We found ourselves with scoring op- portunities all over the floor, but could capitalize on only a small percentage. Perhaps a bit more concentration on shooting prac- tice would be in order. We play a thrilling game, a fast breaking game. Perhaps even too fast, for while a great number of Larry scores came on the break, only a very few of ours resulted from other than a slower, sys- tematic working of the ball. Olin Mack is tough on the boards and is no slouch in the scoring department either, as his ,16 points in field goals alone would show. Fran Clark is the kind of player about whom is said with a sigh, «If he were only 10 inches taller!\ He's super fast, a top shooter, and one helluva play ma- ker. Mr. Valentine seemed quite satisfied with the scrimmage, saying that he is optimistic about the coming season. Moberly Junior College, the National Junior College champs, will swing through Watertown on its eastern tour on November 30th. With your support, and only with your support, we could conceivably blacken their record. Our team will represent us — we should support them. Should we not, our team will represent nobody, and it is obvious then what our college will appear to be. Basketball is fun to watch, es- pecially if a quality brand of the game is being played. On the 30th, let's pack the Camp Drum Field House with J.C.C. students so that our men may play with the in- spiration they need to knock Mo- berly off its pedestal. Sarge Frappier struggles for a rebound against the S.L.U. Frosh as Olin Mack and Bob Stromen set for any possible openings. An intent Coach Valentine and the rest of the Cannoneers watch from the bench. Prag forbear? if 8 I n 8 8 9* What do smart girls wear under those tight slacks? 91 8 « 3 9i at Beauty Mist Ran ty Hose, naturally. only$2 3e a smoothie in your smashing slacks. Feel free. Kick up your neels, cavort, have fun. Your Beauty Mist Panty Hose second he motion. Nothing to bind, nulge, inhibit. Just a line for line :opy of you in beautifully fitting seamless stretch nylon. Plain or nesh. Available at stores near you or a tiny $2. J3<5 Couxt tfpbeei 7ftfe%fcwn,MH>1/<n& I Faculty Focus Bombardier J gg JK^**** ski doo MA World's Largest Selling Snowmobile! tssGsasGGsaea&a WINTER'S MOST EXCITING PLAYMATE All new for '67. Best looking, best performing snow- mobile ever! • new safety features * new peppier engines • new refined transmission • new quality finishing e new deep foam comfort • new all-round dependability. Seaway Sport Shop OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 9 P.M. tU S< Usta ft. Phone SU 8-5501 Watertown \Faculty Focus\ wishes to de- viate from its policy of not editorializing on this next item as it announces with regret that Mrs. Rexford has resigned from the faculty effective the begin- ning of spring semester. The Rexfords are moving from the area. THE WORD joins faculty and studentry in wishing her the best of luck. / * * * * Sister Helen Christian spoke re- cently at the Mercy Educational Conference, informing those present *What is a Sister doing in the State University system?* * * * * President McVean has been speaking at various colleges in St. Lawrence County recently. He has addressed the Potsdam Rotary Club, attended a meeting of a committee on which he repre- sents the alumni at Canton A.T.C., and participated in a welcoming ceremony for the new president of Clarkson. Mr. Br ox reports having com- pleted a profile of the freshman class and also has the results of a critical analysis of our three- day orientation program. • * * * Mr. Finnegan reports that the 479th Engineer Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve, with Capt. Charles Brox as Project Officer, worked last summer to improve Camp Portaferry, the local Boy Scout Camp. Using equipment from Camp Drum and with aid from the scouts, the battalion improved Portaferry's only access road and brought fill to several areas of the camp in- cluding the waterfront. * » * * Mr. Jerome, Mrs. Bonney and Mrs. Goodness attended the Faculty AssociationofSUNYcon- ference in Syracuse recently. President McVean fatally wounded a 2-year-old bear re- cently. The animal weighed approximately 200 pounds. The mammal was approaching our President at a rapid rate when he met his demise. Disposition of his remains is still undeter- mined. * » * » Mrs. Mickle's classes viewed a promotional filmstrip of Dr. Zhivago and listened to an accompanying record recently. * * * » Mr. Leigh Andrews and Mr. Finnegan are busily interview- ing applicants for the class of 1969. Mr. Andrews is not normally seen on campus because he works evenings and Saturdays. Mr. Finnegan and Mr. Phillips are also appearing regularly at College Night programs at area high schools.
