Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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FOREWORD Hands have played an important role in the duties and activities of our school, particularly during this year. On the morning of September 3, 1951, The Hand of Fate des- troyed everything but our spirit. Helping hands pro- vided new quarters for State Tech. Skilled or unskilled, all busy hands’ started us on our way to recovery. Hands of authority sent letters and pleas for aid in our return to what we once were; hands have worked long and hard to clean, rebuild and restore equipment; hands have applauded the spirit and fight of State Tech. It has taken much time and many hands, but we have rapidly regrown. The hand of destiny has yet to enter our midst to deter- mine the future of our school. May this hand be good to us. The 1952 Citadel hopes to depict the work that some of these vital hands have done. Through words and pic- tures The Citadel en- deavors to show you the role hands have Dia veduiieuut recovery.

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DEDIGATION PAUL F. TITCHENER Chairman BERNARD H. CHERNIN MRS. JOHN H. ROBERTSON Vice Chairman Secretary DR. JAMES T. IVORY DAUSE L. BIBBY BRUCE L, BABCOCK After the fire, many tasks which we students never knew about were performed by our very competent Board of Trustees. Their hands wrote necessary letters, completed unending numbers of reports, and did the million and one jobs necessary to speed rebuilding plans. At the beginning of the year, it was a familiar sight to see our Director lunching with four or five of the Trustees in very businesslike conversation. As one passed through the cafeteria, he might have overheard plans for the future to make us students more comfortable. Yet, we students have expressed no outward appreciation of their endless efforts. Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we of the Class of 1952 pay tribute to these thoughtful, hard-working hands by dedicating to them this year’s Citadel. We fully appre- ciate all that they have done in helping us attain the status at which we are now.