Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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Necessarily, new curriculums such as graphic arts and nursing education to meet the needs of the greater number of students and of the community. Obviously, a growing campus with a General Education-Mathematics-Physics Building, a Business Education Building, dormitories, and expanded athletic facilities. Symbolic of the an- ticipated growth and maturity of the College are the young saplings, which now, standing with the aid of supports, will then be strong, thriving, heav- ily foliaged trees. As prospective alumni, we pledge ourselves to join with the students, faculty and the community to make this dream come true. SEATED: Marlene Swimelar, Secretary; Daniel Meddleton, Treasurer. STANDING: Kevin McCane, Vice-President; John DeJohn, President. ROBERT G. BABCOCK 76 Genessee Street JOAN M. ALIG Greene, New York 15 Allen Street College Choir 1; Busi- Binghamton, New York ness Club 1,2; Varsity Social Committee 1,2; Basketball 2; Intramural Chairman 2; Techettes Bowling 1,2; Intramural 1; Business Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Intra- Girls Friday 1,2; New- mural Volleyball 1,2; In- man Club 1,2. tramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Touch Foot- ball 1,2. BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY EUGENE A. BATTAGLINI 330 Odell Avenue Endicott, New York Social Committee 1; Busi- ness Club 2; Newman Club 1; Varsity Basketball 1, Captain 1; Varsity Volley- ball 2; Varsity Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 2; In- tramural Softball 1; Intra- mural Touch Football 1,2. JOHN E. BARRY Me dD, 2853) Vestal, New York Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 2. WILLIAM J. BOECKLEN Edmeston, New York ROBERT T. BOND Business Club 1,2; Intra- feD. zed. mural Basketball 1,2; In- Vestal, New York tramural Volleyball 1; Varsity Bowling 1,2. I Intramural Touch Foot- ball 1. WILLIAM F. COUGHLIN 424 Church Street Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Social Committee 1,2; Busi- ness Club 2; Newman Club 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1,2; Intramural Softball 1,2; In- tramural Football 1; Intra- mural Golf 1,2; Intramural Archery 162s) Ski Clubs 1. PATRICIA L. CHAPPLE 15 Hancock Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1; Techettes 1; Business Club 152; Treasurer 1; Girls Friday 1,2; New- man Club 1,2; Intra- mural Volleyball Ls Baton Twirler. PERCY G. DECKER 542 Main Street Oneonta, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball; In- tramural Softball; Intra- mural Football. LAWERENCE B. CLOW 165 Bevier Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1; Business Club 2; Varsity Baseball 1; Varsity Bowling 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Football 2. BERNARD DE PERSIS 3 Esther Avenue Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; Cit- adel 2; Business Club 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball 2. YVONNE K. CROFT Glen Aubrey, New York Student Council Officer, Secre. 2; Social Committee 2; College Choir 1,2; Cheer- leaders 1,2, Captain 2; Busi- ness Club 1,2; Girls Friday 1,2; Delegate to CISGA; Intramural Volleyball. JOSEPH F. DWYER, Jr. 42 Patricia Street Binghamton, New York Business Club: 1,2; Camera Club 1; Varsity Bowling 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Football 1; Ski Club 1; Intramural Bowling. JOHN R. DRANICHAK 20 Wilson Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Var- sity Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Golf 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2; Intramural Vol- leyball 2; Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Football Ae Intra- mural Golf 2 ROBERT S. HANYAK 5 Goethe Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Convocation Commit- tee 2; Citadel 2; Editor Zp COUCSCm GHOlmmla2 Business Club 1,2; New- man Club 1,2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2. JEANNETTE S. DUNBAR 721 Everett Street Johnson City, New York Tech Talk 1; College Choir 2; librarian 1; Techettes 1,2; Business Club 1; Girls Friday 1; Dance Club 2; Intra- mural Volleyball 1; In- tramural Archery 1. JOSEPH T. HOGAN 17 Broomley Avenue Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; Convocation Committee 2; Citadel] 2: Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 9 FRANK GAYDORUS 508 Lacey Drive Johnson City, New York Dance Band 1; _ Business Club 2; Intramural Basket- ball 1; Intramural Softball 1; Intramural Football 1. BARRETT L. JONES 2 Alida Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Business Club 1,2; Varsity Bowling 1,2; Captain; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Sortbally e122 Intramural Football 1,2; Captain; In- tramural Golf 1,2, JOHN V. HEATH 256 Oak Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; In- tramural Basketball 2; Intramural Golf 2. FREDERICK E. LANFEAR 55 Smithville Road Greene, New York Business Club 2. PATRICIA A. HILLIS Main Street Franklin, New York College Choir 2; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday 1,2; Chairman 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 1. JOHN M. LASICKI 301 Bevier Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; New- man Club 2; Varsity Baseball 1; Varsity Bowl- ing 1,2; Intramural Soft- ball 1,2; Intramural Bowling 1,2. RALPH A. KOCIK 111 Day Place Endicott, New York Social Committee 1; Cita- del 2; College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Busi- ness Club 1,2; Dance Club De GALE E. MANTEI 2221 Vestal Road Vestal, New York Student Council Alternate 1; Business Club 2; Girls Friday 2. KATHERINE A. LAUCKS Stillwater Road Greene, New York Student Council Repres. 2; College Choir 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Pub- lic Relations 2; Girls Friday 1,2; Newman Club 1; Intramural Bowl- ing 1; Intramural Volley- loglllh i. KEVIN McCANE 312 Riverside Drive Binghamton, New York Vice Pres. of Class 2; Business Club 2; New- man Club 1,2; Delegate to Mock Senate in AI- bany 1,2; Varsity Basket- ball 1,2; Intramural 1. Football FRANCIS E. MANEY, Jr. 47 Schubert Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1,2; Convocation Committee 2; Tech Talk 2; Citadel 2; College Choir 1,2, Pres. 1,2; Business Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Student Di- rector of Music 2; Music Committee Chairman 2. DAVID MARTIN W oodrest Way Conklin, New York Dance Band 1; _ Business Club 1,2. ” eee t see FRANK J. MCMANUS 130 Oak Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Officer, Pres. 2; Student Council Repres. 1; Social Com- mittee 1,2; Athletics Committee 2; Awards Committee 1,2; Convo- cation Committee 2; Business Club 1,2; New- man Club 2; Fac-Student Assn. 2; Delegate to SUNY 1,2, CISGA 1,2; Ski Club 1,2. CHARLES MULESKY 15 Kentucky Avenue Binghamton, New York Varsity Baseball 1. DONNA A. MEAGLEY Main Street Hallstead, Pennsylvania College Choir 1,2; Busi- ness Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Girls Friday 1,23) In- tramural Volleyball 1; Student Council Assistant Treasurer 2. LORETTA M. ONDECKO 21 Miles Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday | 11 DANIEL J. MEDDLETON 36 Lincoln Avenue Johnson City, New York Class Officer, Treasurer; College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Busi- ness Club 1,2; Newman Club 1,2. THOMAS W. O’SHEA 47 Tompkins Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 2. DONNA KAY NABINGER 105 East Valley Street Endicott, New York Techettes 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday 2; Camera Club 1; Dance Club 1,2; Ski Club 2; Girls’ Basketball. SEBASTIAN R. ROSSI 1009 Pine Street Endicott, New York Business Club 2; Newman Club 2. LAURA G, PLACEK 43 Orchard Avenue Johnson City, New York Tech Talk 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday eye: JAMES E. SHEA 42 Schubert Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 2. Lye JOSEPH M. PORUBIANSKY 6 Lake Avenue Binghamton, New York Athletics Committee, Stu- dent Chairman 2; Busi- ness Club 1,2, Chairman of Book Selling 2, Vice Pres. 1; Varsity Basket- ball, Manager 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; In- tramural Volleyball 2; Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Football 1,2. RICHARD B. SHELTON 38 Kingston Avenue Poughkeepsie, New York Business Club 1,2; Cam- era Club 1; Varsity Base- ball ke Basketball 1; Intramural Softball 1; Intramural Football 1. Intramural CHARLOTTE D. SCHNELL 311 Wilson Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 2; Business Club 2; Girls Friday, Senior Chairman 2. MARGARET L. SKOJEC 47 Burns Street Johnson City, New York Student Council, Treasurer 2: Convocation Committee 2; College Choir 1,2; Tech- ettes 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday 1,2; Fac- Student Assn. 2; Delegate to Mock Senate; Intramural Volleyball 1. ROBERT K. SHORES 27 Jackson Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; New- man Club 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1,2; Intra- mural Football 1. MICHAEL SOPERAK, Jr. 11 Colfax Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Business Club 2; Var- sity Golf 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intra- mural Football 1,2; In- tramural Golf 1,2. 13 ROBERT A. SISOLAK 7 Downs Avenue Bingham ton, New York Business Club 1,2; Var- sity Basketball Manager 1,2; Varsity Golf 1,2; In- tramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Football 1,2; Intramural Golf 1,2. DAVID C. SOWERSBY 47 Cartwright Avenue Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2; In- tramural Basketball 1. JOHN G. SLOCUM Ballyhack Road Port Crane, New York Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 2; Dance Club 1; In- tramural Basketball 1. GEORGE F. TRIMBLE 41 Laurel Avenue Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball 1; In- tramural Volleyball iis Intramural Softball 1; In- tramural Football 1. MARILYN A. STRUCK 18 Lorraine Avenue Binghamton, New York Convocation Committee 2a citadelayZ ms College Choir 1,2; Cheerleaders 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Girls Friday 2. JOHN R. WILSON 515 Riverside Drive Johnson City, New York Social Committee 1; Business Club 1,2; Dance Club 2. 14 JON W. TOMPKINS 106 Adams Avenue Binghamton, New York Business Club 1; Intra- mural Football 1. DOROTHY E. ZILLIC 10 Hill Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Business Club 2; Girls Friday 2; Dance Club 1,2; Intramural Archery 2; Ski Club 1. PAUL D. WAYLETT 1609 Old Vestal Road Vestal, New York DONALD L. LIVINGSTON 735-81 Street Niagara Falls, New York Intramural Basketball 1,2. JAMES W. DECKER 185 Grand Avenue Johnson City, New York Intramural Bowling 1; Intramural Basketball 1, D GERALD W. MANLEY ReaD eel Oneonta, New York Camera Club 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1; In- tramural Touch Football Le 15 GORDON D. GOODISON 39 John Street Gouverneur, New York Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Touch Football 1. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY WILLIAM P. ROZON 8 Cottage Street Potsdam, New York Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Tech Talk 2; Camera Club 1,2. JOYCE A. KONECNY 14 Seymour Street Binghamton, New York Camera Club 1; Laboratory Assistant 2. RONALD J. STORRIN GEORGE E. SPRAGUE : 74 Park Street Cannonsville, New York Gouverneur, New York Camera Club 1; Dance ; Intramural Basketball 1, Club 1,2; Varsity Bowl- wae 1.2 2; Intramural Touch Bos Football 1. EDLAH M. STONE 116 Price Street Jamestown, New York Camera Club 1,2; Secre- tary 1; Laboratory Assistant tb ROBERT A. SUPKA THOMAS J. 61 Elizabeth Street WDOWIAK Johnson City, New York 111 Glenwood Avenue Intramural Bowling 1; Binghamton, New York Intramural Basketball 1, Camera Club 1. Zs 16 BERNARD J. GERRER 119 Helen Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Librarian 2; Newman Club 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; In- tramural Football 1,2. PETER DARLING 6 Livingston Street Binghamton, New York Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Bowling 2. DOUGLAS E. KENT Hallstead, Pa., R.D. 1 CHARLES F. DONAHUE 49 Bigelow Street Binghamton, New York Newman Club 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; In- tramural Bowling 1,2; Intramural Archery 2. JAMES L. LEWIS Chenango Forks, New York Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Football 1,2; Intramural Archery 2 CHARLES F. HOFFMAN 412 Conklin Avenue Binghamton, New York Newman Club 2. TINO QUAGLIATA 1206 Vestal Avenue Vestal, New York Intramural Softball 2; In- tramural Football 2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2. THOMAS W. LYNCH 132 Beethoven Street Binghamton, New York Intramural Bowling 1. Be EDWARD W. SPIESZ 48 Harvard Place Orchard Park, New York Intramural Bowling 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Foot- ball 2; Intramural Arch- eLywes 18 M. DAVID McDONALD 1032 Seminary Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Intramural Football 2; Ski Club 1,2. STERLING D. TOMAN 7 Roosevelt Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; President 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Football bas E. PATRICK SMITH 35 Court Street Deposit, New York College Choir 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Tech ‘Tonemasters 1;2; Treasurer 2; Dance Band 1,2; Vice-President 1. LAVERNE T. WANNEMACHER 3917 Abbot Road Orchard Park, New York Intramural Bowling 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Arch- ery 2; Intramural Foot- ball 2. ESN OIL RSE ORCCOO eps pwer ecespilairnepiicesee, GARY L. WOOD 1ReID), Bee) Endicott, New York Student Council Alter- nate 2; Intramural Foot- ball 2. GRADUATION 1958 he) CHARLEEN A. ELLEN M. AMBRA BARNES 35 Woodland Avenue White Street Binghamton, New York Waterville, New York D. H. Assn. 1,2; Intra- College Choir 1,2; D. H. mural Bowling 2; Intra- Assn. 1,2. mural Bowling 1. DENTAL HYGIENE BARBARA L. CLULEY Camden, Delaware Goncert) Bands 2.) Das He Assn. 1,2; Varsity Bowling 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. LIANNE M. CHRISTINA 512 Odell Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 132; D: H.: Assn. 1,2; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2; Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2. JEANNETTE E. PATRICIA A. FULLER HANEY 97 Spruce Street Franklin, New York Oneonta, New York D. H; Assn. 1,2; Intra- College Choir 1,2; D.H. mural Basketball 2; In- Assn. 1. tramural Volleyball 2. ARLENE F. HOWARD THELMA L. JORDAN 10 William Street Box 193 ; Maine, New York Cazenovia, New York i College Choir 1,2; Con- : H. ae 1,2; Varsity cert Band 2; D. H. Bowling 2; Intramural Assn. 1. Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. JOAN R. KNOX 765 River Road — M.R. 9 Binghamton, New York Collecem Choimele2 ae) ae lll Assn. 1; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2; Intramural Volley- jovewl il 72 PHYLLIS H. KITE 202 LaFayette Road Syracuse, New York IDE, Il, ANS, il GERALDINE E. MacDONALD Tryon Drive Lewiston, New York HELEN L. MACKO College Choir 1; New- 9 LaGrange Street man Club 1; D. H. Assn. Binghamton, New York 1,2; Intramural Basket- ID) lak, FNS. Me ball 1; Intramural Vol- leyball 1. fae JUDITH E. NOYES 131 Adams Drive Sunrise Terrace Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; College Choir 2; Social Committee 1,2; Delegate to Mock Senate 1; D. H. Assn. 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Archery 2. CAROL A. MARTIN 16 Chapel Street Seneca Falls, New York College Choir 1,2; Dance Band 1,2: Concert Band Be iO), Isl, Nea, Ws line Basketball 2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Intramural Golf 2; Intramural Archery 2. tramural MARILYN A. PRELL R.D. 1 Kirk Road Warners, New York College Choir 1; Concert Band 723, Ds EL vAssny 122 Intramural Bowling 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. 4 CAROL J. MURRAY 160 Crary Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Social Committee 1,2; Business Club 1; New- aneye (Cthuley 2s 1M), dal Assn. 1,2; Secretary 1; Intramural Basketball 1. BEATRICE A. RANNEY 400 Lillian Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 1,2; Dance Bandi DS HA ssn leo Intramural Bowling 2. ROSEMARIE A. OSIF 17 Wren Street Johnson City, New York Social Committee 2; College Ghoing 2 Dances Clubs le D. H. Assn. 1,2; Intramural Bowling 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 1; Intramural Vol- leyball 1; Intramural Arch- enya. MARY E. SCOTT IRD), GeniTl New Milford, Penna. Student Council Repres. 2; Social Committee 2; College Choir 1,2, Sec- retary 1,2; Dance Band ieee Concerta bandas), D. H. Assn. 1,2; Intra- mural Basketball 1; In- tramural Volleyball 1; Intramural Archery 2; Ski Club 1. SHARON I. STANDLEY R.D. 6 Colesville Road Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; College (Choire) 2ee)) eLliaeA ssi eli Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Archery 2. MARLENE B. SWIMELAR 1451 Caton Avenue Elmira, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Social Committee 2; Class Officer 2, Secretary 2; College Choir 1,2; Delegate to Cisga Con- vention, Buffalo 1; D. H. Assn. 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball 1; Intramural Arch- ery 2; Ski Club 1. 23 PATRICIA A. ST. JOHN RiD 4 Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Dance, @lubme eee) ae EioeeAssne 2 MARTHA V. THELEMAN Lisle, New York Student Council Repres. Alternate 2; College Choir 1,2; D. H. Assn. 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2. RUSSELL J. BARR 213 Franklin Street Elmira, New York Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Touch Foot- ball 1,2; Intramural Bowling 2. ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY JOHN L. BELL 20 Richmond Avenue Binghamton, New York Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Softball 1,2. JAMES E. BROWN Crooked Creek, Pennsylvania ALLE le LL RoFea es Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Touch Foot- ball 2. JOHN E. BELANGER 706 Woodbine Avenue Rochester, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball Softball 1. Intramural DOUGLAS F. COLLINS 513 Winston Drive Vestal, New York Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Touch Foot- ball 1; Ski Club 1. 24 JAMES E. BOHNER 125 Moeller Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Touch Football 2. WILLIAM J. CURRY 300 Hill Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1; College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; I.R.E. 1,2. ANTHONY R. COLONNA 115 N. Jackson Avenue Endicott, New York A.I.E.E. 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Touch Football 1,2. DOUGLAS M. DOLEZEL River Street Owego, New York A.I.E.E, 1; I.R.E. 2; In- tramural Bowling 2. 25 JOHN O. COURTNEY 9 Fifth Street Oneonta, New York A.I.E.E. 1; Ski Club 1. BRUCE G. DOWNIE ED aed Oneonta, New York College Choir 2; I.R.E. 2; Varsity Wrestling 1; Intramural Bowling 2. JOHN P. DeJOHN 34 Fayette Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Class Officer, President 2; Tech Tonemasters 12s A.J.E.E, 1; I.R.E. 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2. RUSSELL A. GORIA 134 Cedar Lane Closter, New Jersey JOHN A. EKSTROM Dest Greene, New York College Choir 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; In- tramural Touch Football 1; Intramural Bowling 1,2. WILHEMINA A. HARUK Swift Road R.D. 5 Binghamton, New York College Choir 2s Dance Club 1,2, Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 2; In- tramural Bowling 1,2; ACL Piha lseoecretary slic | A a Poe 26 GAIL FLETCHER 121 Pennsylvania Avenue Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2, Art Edi- tor 2; Interv. Christian Fael=e Dances Clubmaljc: Vice President 1; AI. E.E, 1° L-R-E. 25) Secre- Caryn RICHARD E. HILDEBRAND 292 Main Street Binghamton, New York A.I.E.E. 1; J.V.. Basket- ball 1; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2; Intramural Touch Football 1,2. EDWARD J. HALEY 7 Newton Street Port Dickinson, New York MARTIN R. HORES 2 Lorraine Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; A:I.E.E. 1; Intramural Volleyball 2; Intramural Softball 1,2. ROGER R. HOLLAND 408 Virginia Avenue Vestal, New York LBB: ROBERT L. INMAN 14 Roosevelt Avenue Binghamton, New York A.LE.E. 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1. 27 ARTHUR R. HOLMES 409 Elmhaven Drive Vestal, New York Re Ee ALBERT R. KISHBAUGH 188 Main Street Binghamton, New York I-Ri Ee 22 Bowling 2. Intramural JEAN M. HOUGHTALING 326 Oak Hill Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Officer 2; Tech Talk; A.L.E.E. ; I.R.E.; Varsity Bowling; In- tramural Basketball. MICHAEL T. KOSTICK 203 Fairview Street Johnson City, New York A.I.E.E. 1; Varsity Base- ball 1. WILLIAM J. KLISH 54 High Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Officer, Vice-President 1; Social Committee 1,2; A.LE.E. 1; ILR.E. 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 1,2. RICHARD L. LESKO 11 Clarke Street Binghamton, New York Newman Club hoes ERLE ees Basketball 2. Intramural 28 FREDERICK A. IUIM Pasi Box 114 Youngsville, New York Tech Talk; Editor 1; College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Dance Band 1; Newman Club yes AMM, Ils ALAR, 1,2, Chairman; Intra- mural Basketball, Cap- tain 1. KENT T. LUTHER 341 Birch Street Vestal, New York Newman Club; A.I.E.E.; I.R.E. CHARLES D. LENT 9 Yager Street Binghamton, New York Tech Tonemasters 1; A.I. E.E. 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Intramural Basketball ees DUANE R. MERRITT 365 Oak Street Vestal, New York Tech Talk 1; College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1; Intra, Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; A.L.E.E. 1. RALPH E. McMILLAN 62 Church Street Owego, New York Social Committee 1; Newman Club 1; I.E.E. 2; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Bowling 1. EUGENE A. MINSO 361 Birch Street Vestal, New York Intra. Basketball ils Intra. Softball 1,2; In- tra. Touch Football 1,2. Zo JAMES G. McNULTY Greene, New York College Choir 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2. ROBERT M. MNAHONCAK 4 Lincoln Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 1; ALI. E.E. 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1. JAMES J. MICHAUD 24 Myrtle Avenue Oneonta, New York College Choir 2; A.I.E.E. 1; I.R.E, 2; Intra. Bowl- ing 2. THOMAS G. MYERS 102 Lombard Street DONALD J. NAUERZ Towanda, Pennsylvania 179 N. Hudson Street I.E.E. 2; Intra. Bowling. Johnson City, New York PAUL L. OSWALD IRC ID). eee) Windsor, New York Dance Club 1,2; I.R.E. 2. LEON D. OAKLEY 1gdDy, e8)1 Kirkwood, New York Dance Band 2; A.J.E.E. 1. LOUIS P. OZVOLD 17 Martha Street Johnson City, New York Newman Club 1; A. Eebe te LE Be 2) Intray Basketball 1. DONALD T. PALMER 10 Morris Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1; In- tra. Archery 1. 30 LEONARD H. REYNOLDS 509 Sunset Drive Johnson City, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Dance Bandale? sm Rebaee2 ml ntras Basketball 1. JOHN J. PETKO 309 Prospect Street Binghamton, New York Newman Club 1; ALI. E.E. 1; Intra. Basketball ieee nitrasmeOttoallmmie2 Intra. Touch Football an. STANLEY D. SAMBORA 10 Beckwith Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. iS LUGS PS MARS 228 Intra. Basketball 1. 31 ANTHONY A. PETROLLE 115 N. Arch Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Social Committee 2, Chairman 2; Tech Talk 1; College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Dance Band 1,2, President 2; IRIE HA, ORS TIBI, abe Varsity Volleyball 2, Manager 2; Intra. Vol- leyball 2. AMEN N. SHAHEEN, Jr. 16 Dickinson Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Tech ‘Tonemasters 1,2; A.IJ.E.E. 1; Varsity Vol- leyball 1,2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1; Intra, Softball 152: GLEN F. RIEGEL, Jr. IR 1D), Bae) Owego, New York PNB De, The WERE WES Mbetirei Bowling 2. GERALD C. SMITH RONALD J. STAHL Gilbertsville, New York Halcottsville, New York I.R.E. 1; Intra. Basket- Al.E.B. al. ball 2; Intra. Touch Football 1. | ROBERT L. STANTON 15 Church Street Oneonta, New York eRe Eee EDWIN E. TAYLOR 444 East Morton Street Vestal, New York College Choir 1; A.I.E.E. to. R. Eaves tras Oe leyball 1. RALPH W. THOMAS JOSEPH DS Tih. 72 North Avenue 163 Main Street Owego, New York Archbald, Pennsylvania Social Committee 1,2; Newman Club 1; Intra. Intra. Bowling 1,2; J.V. Bowling 1; A.I.E.E. 1. Volleyball 1; Varsity Bowling 1; Intra. Basket- ball 1; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Touch Foot- ball 2. EDWARD J. WATSON Cooks Falls, New York ACE East ReES 2. RICHARD L. TRACE 11 North Canal Greene, New York I.R.E.; Varsity Bowling. ROLAND P. WILCOX 1038 Front Street Binghamton, New York 33 EMANUEL C. VIGLIOTTI 1038 Front Street Binghamton, New York ACL.E.E- RUSSELL F. WILLIAMS 207 East Temple Street Binghamton, New York A.LE.E. 2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1; Intra. Softball iF WERNER J. WEISS 509 Irving Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Citadel Sports Editor 1; Dance Club 1; A.I.E.E. 1; ILR.E. 2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Varsity Bowling 2; Intra. Volleyball 1. VINCENT H. GEORGE E. YAMAN WILLIAMS IRed Be. ey 202 Nanticoke Avenue Owego, New York LEROY J. YOUNGS RD Lisle, New York Camera Club 1; Dance Ents PE PAM, Abe MAR 2; American Chemical So- ciety 1; Intra. Bowling 1,2. Endicott, New York IN dal dy, ih IR.E. 2; Varsity Volley- ball 1; Intra. Basketball ie 34 JOSEPH T. ZVOLENSKY, Jr. 3602 Pruyne Street Endwell, New York College Choir 1; Newman Clube AV Easel intra Basketball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. LEILA U. AXHOJ 8 Winney Hill Road Oneonta, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Social Committee 2; Tech- ettes, Pres, 1. RONALD T. AVERY NORMAN G. ALLEN 3608 Dean Drive 15 West Main Street Endwell, New York McGraw, New York Varsity Basketball 1,2. rf, MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWRENCE J. BRIDGE 1304 E. Main Street Endicott, New York CLAIR E. CHANDLER GERALD W. BROWN 38 Hooper Road 3620 Leonard Avenue Endicott, New York Johnson City, New York Gollege Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1. Se) ROBERT J. DINGA 121 Robble Avenue Endicott, New York Varsit y Basketball 1; Var- sity Golf 1,2. GORDON D. CHAPEL 763 River Road Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. DONALD M. FIEHL 2731 Hall Street Binghamton, New York Varsity Golf 1; Varsity Bowling 2. WILLIS G. CLARK Earlville, New York Camera Club 1; Intra. Archery 2; Intra. Bowl- ing 1,2. ROBERT E. FURMAN 412 Roosevelt Avenue Endicott, New York Camera Club 2; Varsity Volleyball 1,2. 36 ROBERT F. DUBIL 6 Euclid Avenue Binghamton, New York Int ra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Football 152: STANLEY G. GILES VERNE B. GRIFFIS RDiaee JeaID), Sern: Greene, New York Wysox, Pennsylvania Intramural Basketball 1. THOMAS M. HUBBARD 29 Steuben Street Addison, New York Intramural Basketball 1. PATRICIA A. HABINC 4 North Morningside Drive Binghamton, New York BRENTON J. INGRAHAM R.D. 4, Oak Hill Road Binghamton, New York MILAN M. KADLECIK Student Council Repres. 8 North Prospect Street 2: Camera Club 1,2; In- Binghamton, New York tramural Bowling, Cap- tain 2; Intramural B as- ketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. O17, JAMES L. KING JOHN M. KROTZER 18 Owen Street 336 Frey Avenue Corning, New York Vestal, New York ROBERT F. KUHN 327 Main Street Binghamton, New York HENRY D. KULIKOWSKI Preston Park, Pennsylvania A. JANE LITTLEJOHN GERALD R. MASLER RDeET Windsor, New York Deposit, New York 38 DANIEL A. MATTHEWS ALLEN H. MATTISON 603 June Street 29 Wallace Road Endicott, New York Binghamton, New York THOMAS F. MUNDT 1 Ee BR Eel, Owego, New York Intra. Basketball 1. DOUGLAS E. SKINNER 11 Bank Street Cortland, New York FRANK M. SKLENARIK LARAMIE J. SMITH RD Hancock, New York Whitney Point, New York Intra. Basketball 1. Intra. Basketball 1. 39 JOSEPH A. STAZINSKI 656 Bonview Street Elmira, New York Awards Committee 2; Tech Tonemasters 1. JACK E. STANKEVICZ 284 Clinton Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Social Committee 1,2; Publications Committee 2; Tech Talk 1,2, Fresh- man Editor 1; Editor-in- Chief 2; Intramural Football 1,2. RICHARD M. TIBERI 206 Squires Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Social Committee 1; Camera Club 2; Varsity Golf 1. THEODORE STAVISKI 105 College Avenue Elmira Heights, New York Intramural Bowling 2. JOSEPH A. VRABLIC 194 Albany Avenue Johnson City, New York Varsity Volleyball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1. 40 JERRY D. SWANBERY 180 Clinton Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Tech Tonemasters 1; Var- sity Volleyball 1,2, Captain 2; Intramural Basketball 1. WILLIAM J. WEIN 254 Lyons Street DAVID L. WALLACE Elmira, New York 351 Robinson Street Camera Club 2; New- Binghamton, New York man Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intra- mural Archery 2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2. GEORGE R. WHITE Park Street Whitney Point, New York Camera Club 1,2; Intramu- ral Bowling 1. ROBERT J. WIKTOREK RD sed Chenango Forks, New York Camera Club 1,2. 41 MARY S. FANNING 237 Sanger Avenue Waterville, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1. ROSE CASAMENTO 89 Birdsall Street Norwich, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Dance Club 1; In- tramural Volleyball 1; Intramural Golf 2; In- tramural Archery 2. SANDRA LaPLANTE Tioga Center, New York College Choir 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 1; In- tramural Golf 2; Intra- mural Archery 2. NORMA J. DECKER 33 East Main Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir 1; Dance Band 1; Intramural Volleyball Lie HOPE A. LASKY 62 Prospect Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2; College Choir 2; Girls’ Friday 1; Newman Club 1,2. 42 BARBARA L. JONES 940 East State Street Ithaca, New York Social Committee 1; College Choir 1,2; Inter. Christian Fellowship 1. JACQUELINE M. BARBARA O’ROURKE CALIZZI One Fayette Street 2 Dewey Avenue Camden, New York Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2; Newman Student Council Repres. Club 1,2; Intramural 1; Tech Talk 1,2, Busi- Volleyball 1,2; Intra- ness Manager 2; New- mural Golf 2. man Club 1,2. JANETTE C. PHILLIPS Route 1 Campbell, New York Tech Talk 1,2; Inter. Chris- tian Fellowship 1,2; Intra- mural Volleyball 2. NANCY E. QUINLIVAN 16 Parsons Street JOAN M. VANEK Binghamton, New York Tilnerett Sires Social Committee 1; Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2; Tech- Tech Talk 1; Newman ettes 1; Newman Club Club 1,2. 1,2; Intramural Golf 2; Intramural Archery 2. a8, Mary Queen of Scotts plays the jester with her court: Kevin McCane, Kitty Laucks and Bernie Gerrer. ON THE LIGHTER SIDE President Frank prepares pizza in the scullery. ON THE SERIOUS SIDE Dr. MacMillan shows Carol Murray how to focus an X-ray machine on a manikin head. Pat Habinc loves that lathe. JOE COLLEGE Bill Coughlin BE ei YaGO ED Bonnie Croft JESTER Tony Petrolle SCATTERBRAIN Judy Noyes CLASS BEST NATURED Barrett Jones — APPLE POLISHERS Fran Maney Barbara Jones Mary Scott ia se Lf | { ( M4 vig Y S 4 ae, GLASS ALDH LE RES 46 Marilyn Prell — Fuzzy Battaglini NOTABLES ak Loe Rose Casamento, Miss Denning, and Barbara Jones illus- trate that gentle touch with the tiny needle which is conferred by the Medical Office Assistants. The Business Seniors in the persons of Peggy Skojec and Ralph Kocik, bestow their well set examples of tact and ability. The Mechanical Seniors have truly taught the fresh- men, represented by Larry Hubler and Stephen Korchynsky, their skill in applying a hot foot by means of an oxygen acetylene welding torch. j Tino Quagliata, Larry Wood, and Bernie Gerrer in behalf of the Construction Seniors will their talent for eyeing up the scenery. The Electrical Seniors through Duane Merritt leave their ability in testing electrical circuits. Carol Murray and Marilyn Prell representing the Dental Hygiene Seniors pass on their gentle art of cleaning teeth. The Chemical Seniors in the per- sons of Edlah Stone and Thomas Wdowiak bequeath their skill in mixing the wrong ingredients. The Kangaroo Court sits in solemn and or amused session. The Mechanical Seniors get in a little shop talk. OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (A) FIRST ROW: Lauchlin MacMillan, Thomas Virgilio, Evan Jehu, Barbara Joy, John Ben- nett, James Washington, Harold Raymond. SECOND ROW: Michael Moran, Paul Allen, Robert McAlister, Loel Wheeler, Russell Hallett, Gary Pritchard, Robert Kelley, Lynn Weid- man, Earl Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: Robert Halaburka, Richard Kenney, Ge orge Smith, Sidney Carpenter, William Smith, Carl Thrasher, Robert Acker. BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY OFFICE ADMINISTRATION(B) FIRST ROW: Michael Matias, Alan Eddy, Vincent Hickling, Edward Gehl, Patricia Board- man, Roger Gaffney, Joseph Colavito, Fred Aldrich, SECOND ROW: Paul Hores, George Noyes, Francis Ash, George Carroll, Jay Allen, Thomas Burke, James Brooker, Alfred Merithew, Patrick Savage, James Corley. THIRD ROW: Stephen Cornick, William Carr, Michael McCormack, Paul Sents, Donald McPherson, Jon McHugh, Robert Ford, George Andrejko, Terry Avery. ENGINEERING SECRETARIAL FIRST ROW: Carolyn Monkovic, Laurie Weston, Laura Zuercher, Elaine Boezi, Janice Paine, Miriam Kocik, Judy Blake, Kathleen Rozmerski, Sharon Hatfield, Marijo Gialanella. SECOND ROW: Agnes Anthonisen, Carol Evans, Barbara Warren, Lucille Danoski, Patricia Wakeman, Nancy Kintner, Marilyn Goodhart, Yvonne Knapp, Marie Ross, Nancy Nazak, Marilyn Jachimowicz, Sally Norton, Charlene Eldred. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Dunn, Jac- queline Svoboda, Mary Jane Breed, Carol Roma, Judith McCambridge, Shirley Shipman, Carolyn Ott, Dorothy Tupy, Sharon Hughes, Sonya Pahulak, Marian Paden. FOURTH ROW: John Curtin, James Nearing, Richard Maney, Brian Mather. Ay) CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY FIRST ROW: Glenn Kelly, Carol Kopyar, Caroline Snashall, Patricia Ulbrich, Marie Ze- laska, John Cobb, Donna Clifford, Joan Honnick, Linda Weaver, Theresa Croucher, Fred De Rado. SECOND ROW: William Boetcker, Ernest Deming, John Fritchley, John Hrncirik, Frank Bryson, David Begeal, John Skojec, David Clancy, Anthony Kwiatkowski, James Smith, Richard Oliver, George Schutt, John Sherman, John Holovka, Richard Collins. THIRD ROW: Robert Capwell, Richard Wood, Charles Redmon, Richard Smith, Lawrence De Lucia, David Cummings, Robert Aman, Thomas Clark, Robert Kiemle, Robert Bacho- chin, Anthony Giordane, David Edwards. 54 FIRST ROW: Richard Ellsworth, Angelo Romeo, Gary Crounse, Patrick Connors, Ronald Trice, Gerald Czechowicz, Oliver Kendall, Thomas Hernandez. SECOND ROW: James Donlon, Victor Burke, George Lutzic, Stephen Trencansky, John Dutcher, Darrell Emery, John Boburka, Ralph Charlier, Grant Schrader. THIRD ROW: John Chyle, Gerald Lowe, Richard Johnson, Ronald Swingle, Edward Maxfield, Richard Baer, Robert Nelson, John Thompson. ENGINEERING PHYSICS 55 FIRST ROW: Patricia Purtell, Sylvia Eisele, Caryl Tewksbury, Jo-Anne Murphy, Dianna Poulos, Sandra Smith, Marlene Resak. SECOND ROW: Constance Chiesi, Teresa Lockett, Nancy Hawley, Mary Levonik, Joan Mutschler, Cheryl Perkins, Margaret Cafferty, Frances Baker, Pamela Bullett, Diane Laga, Mary Ann Fedo, Judith Nicholas. THJRD ROW: Lou Berta Bates, Carol Sykes, Nancy Mills, Betty Ross, Patricia Wells, Anson Smith, Nancy Hayes. DENTAL HYGIENE MEDICAL OFFICE o eauane _ FIRST ROW: Barbara Uhlinger, Nancy Coleman, Margo Kite, Elaine Kuczynski, Rose : Marley, Joyce Canham, Rita Montone, Nancy Gell, Virginia Blair, Joann Lorenzini, Rose- — mary Pero. SECOND ROW: Jean Strong, Kathryn Rotella, Mary Ann Cavotta, Sandra Beckwith, Joyce Wood, Frances Brown, Ann Noonan, Eileen Grace, Judith Vandervoort, Brenda Hull, Patricia Buteux, Suzanne Hart, Sally Jenks, Anne Lisi, Konni Wells, Dorothy Pappenheimer. THIRD ROW: Sally Landre, Brenda Kinney, Margaret Wright, Rosemary Lynch, Marilyn Kimmel, Joan Scullin, Judith Smolinsky, Carole Smith, Nancy Rogers, Joan Donnelly, Anne Jacobsen, Susan Agan, Sandra Carpenter, Pauline Somers. FIRST ROW: Henry Bustin, Ernest Alamond, David Keister, Joseph Bohunicky, Charles Barry, Richard Badertscher, Thomas Magnus, Paul Washburn. SECOND ROW: John Sur- gent, James Beach, Russell Bailey, Duane Birch, Edward Baetz, Henry Bunke, Anthony Bartosik, Charles Pigos, John Black. THIRD ROW: Russell Brazier, Thomas Pratt, Raymond Baldwin, Roger Barr, Richard McCauley, Gary Crimmins, Charles, Morgan, Keith Webb, Duane Brown. FIRST ROW: Michael Hryck, Clyde Getman, William Hoskins, Ralph Depasqu ale, Duane Hathaway, Douglas Hardler, Gordon Eggleston, John Dobmeier. SECOND ROW: Albert Miner, Philip Jaynes, George Hankinson, Stephen Flyzik, Herbert Dougherty, William Friedah, Richard Johnson, William Geder. THIRD ROW: David Darrow, John Fisher, Bruce Eaton, David Hardy, Jerry Dunlap, Paul Halupke, Henry Grissino. —DbO—A=S0Omre-m QOr-O2 roms FIRST ROW: Thomas Campion, Nicholas Longo, James Crandall, Jerome Lipa, Garry Na- binger, Thomas Matteson, Michael Delaney, Robert Davis. SECOND ROW: Robert Kires, Donald Litchko, David Lord, James Mahaney, Ronald Mather, Jerry Martin, Paul Jones, Darwin Kelsey, Vincent Yannett, Thomas Caufield. THIRD ROW: John Merrill, Ray Mitchell, James Lyman, Max Crozier, Joseph Knoll, Sherman Merchant, Dewitt Darrow, Jared Munson, Edward Kellogg. FIRST ROW: Richard Reynolds, John Siewers, Paul Spence, Wayne Stein, Gerald Whalen, Bruce Stoughton, Ronald Slahucka, Richard Vimislik, Alfred Rossi. SECOND ROW: Gene Riegel,| Bruce Smith, Russell Rawley, Richard Smith, Andrew Sebeck, James Williams, Ken- dall Weeks, James Soboleski, Joseph Rexford. THIRD ROW: George Skelton, Norman Wells, James Smith, Davis Wilber, Howard Witter, Douglas Strope, Richard Ziegler, David Valashinas. MECHANICAL AND FIRST ROW: William Cummings, Peter Cirba, Larry Hubler, Ernest Pilotti, Allan Blank, Harold Shafer, Robert Brussel, Thomas Biviano. SECOND ROW: James Deck, Joseph Svo- boda, John Dyer, Dale Waltz, Cornelius Devine, Gerhard Strauss, Ronald Barnes, Gordon Brown, Bernard Casamento, Robert Modlo, David Burdick, Edward Dennis, Stepen Kor- chynsky. THIRD ROW: Terrance Bocinski, Raymond Jodoin, Raymond Benedict, David Addison, Alfred Dilascia, Gerald Cockerill, Ronald Stank, Kenneth Baker, Carl Andresen. FIRST ROW: Joseph Klokner, James Meagher, Harold Russell, Francis Froebel, John Kur- cin, Lawrence Kocenko, Norman Furman, John Garbade, Michael Kvasnak. SECOND ROW: Glenn Eaton, Leo Hildebrand, Wesley Kannenberg, Stephen Kerley, Scott Longrod, Richard Elander, Harold French, Lawrence Karan, Raymond Graboski, Philip Hoagland. THIRD ROW: Richard Krajcir, Richard Givens, Frederick Holmes, William Krazinski, Wil- liam Kwiatkowski, Robert Lucas, James Hawley, Lawrence Hitchcock, Kevin Hartman. CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FIRST ROW: Warren Vollert, Frank Scales, Michael Vanuga, Donald White, Gordon Natali, Robert Young, Charles Nezelek, Victor VanVestrout, Richard Striss. SECOND ROW: Terrence Scanlin, James Tongue, Robert Prentice, George Stone, David Tinklepaugh, Warren Robbins, Richard Nemconski, John Monigan. THIRD ROW: Nathan Olmstead, Terry Moore, Howard Sands, John Pieszala, Walter Ott, David Smith, David Wilcox. Mop the gym, Nancy Kintner — Kangaroo Court’s decision. Orientation Week: Frosh size up the Campus. RP R TECHNICAL FIRST ROW: Ronald Davis, Arnold Cohn, Harold Hall, Frederick Johnson, Grant Cole, Richard Botting, Edward Boezi, Charles Kazlaukas, William Kelly. SECOND ROW: John Kolanda, David Farr, David Blakeney, Raymond Brashear, Orlo Coots, James Bostwick, Robert Harner, John Guter, William Hodges, Douglas Furman, Richard Beers, John Can- non. THIRD ROW: Robert Econimous, James Farrell, Richard Evans, Daniel Bergen, Carl Strauss, Thomas Curley, Arthur Bilco, Thomas Woodruff, Donald Gould. 64 FIRST ROW: Joseph Perrone, Rodger Page, Henry Runyan, Lance Rothmyer, Amedeo Sylvester, John Quanne, Carlton Myers, Robert O’Hara, Dayton Langworthy, James McGonigal. SECOND ROW: Joseph Varsik, Donald Hollister, Norman Weber, Charles Van Campen, Robert Paglia, Paul Topencik, Dennis McManus, Martin McCabe, Birchard Lee, Rudolph Rusnak. THIRD ROW: Rodney Post, Donald Palmer, Donald Schmidt, John Shea, Philip Thomas, James Rockwell, Larry Stroup, Charles Greeno, Ronald Washburn, William Wood, Peter Greci, William Serafini. 65 Let the punishment fit the crime, Dennis the Menace. Tired Blood, John? Try Geritol. O.K. Rodg, you’re on the air. 66 ADWINS TRATION Nii LIY Mh na LSP = a ee Zi 72) te) = ee er STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Marvin A. Rapp Assoc. Executive Dean for Institutes and Community Colleges. John E. Ash Henry M. Baldwin Frank W. Beam William D. Bennett Carlton R. Bird John B. Bleisnick Harold B. Christian Thomas J. Conlon L. L. Jarvie Executive Dean for Institutes and Community Colleges. Samuel J. Cucci, Jr. Charles S. Douglas Maurice J. Duffy Lewis M. Evans Robert M. Ford Raymond H. Gehm William E. Gorton Clarence D. Herrick BOARD OF SUPERVISORS James N. Johnson Edwin M. Jones Leland L. Jones Hugh B. McDavitt ‘Thomas Patton, Sr. Harry D. Prew Walter S. Randall Charles J. Twining ns © © ep oie) H 2c Oo O O Donald G. Walls Clarence Walter Lynn T. West Claude A. Wheeler Thomas W. Woodruff Charles P. O’Brien County Attorney COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION Cc. C. Tyrrell President James McVean Dean TRUSTEES Darwin R. Wales — Chairman | J. Brace Buckler — Dr. James T. Ivory Bernard Chernin — Vice-Chairman Dr. Leopold Eckler Robert F. Kelly Linda Stanford — Secretary F, Clyde Eggleston Paul F. Titchener Dr. Frank Chambers Director of Admissions Harvey N. Roehl Director of Extension 69 Richard E. Baldwin Joan L. Foley C. E. Chauncey Public Relations Librarian Coordinator of Director Student Affairs Tracy R. Cone Neva Ash Nurse Financial Secretary SECRETARIES Dorothy Turner Secretary to President Mrs. Marecek, Mrs. Merwin, Miss Beckwith, Mrs. Snopek 70 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Department Head AL}. Kalbaugh Mr. Casella, Miss Dvorak, Mr. Tedick, Mr. Cann, Mr. Newton, Miss Katusak CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Department H ead John Kushner Mr. Frank, Mr. Canale, Mr. Orinik, Mr. Beagle, Mr. Fergus 71 DENTAL HYGIENE Department H ead Dr. Duncan MacMillan Miss Sheary, Miss Matlock ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Ce � . Department Head a ee = ett ; Lawrence Sitterlee Mr. Leo, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Reid, Mr. Dervay, Mr. Hamm, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Emmons, Mr. Heis, Mr. Beers. de ENGINEERING PHYSICS D epartment H ead : . Mr. Rollo, Mr. Dates, Mr. Wright. GENERAL EDUCATION Department Chairman Lloyd Hartman SEATED: Mr. Curran, Dr. Kaminsky, Mrs. Craig. STANDING: Mr. Greene, Mr. Greenwood, Dr. Beaver, Mr. Elliott. 73 MECHANICAL AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY Mr. Kapral, Mr. Everett, Mr. Steele, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Durst, Mr. Wood, Mr. Lawn, Mr. Rittenhouse, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Milensky. MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS ee Ger. Miss Dening, Mr. Chauncey. 74 THE FACULTY BENDS TO ITS TASKS ae Mr. Canale explains a problem in theory. MOTOR TESTER — — Miss Sheary probes the oral cavity. FACULTY OODS Mr. Newton is a class: : er step Austin Mariani i oa pace sesso : Al Dilascia Wj ij ie sas {== ttt tt ; . ] as ee eT SSSA smigistias om VARSITY BASKETBALL Donald Schmidt (Ass’t Coach), Michael Matias, William Garbade, Robert Shores, Thomas Rugala, William Klish, Geder, Austin Mariani, Al Dilascia, Kevin McCane, Michael Richard Kenney, William Coughlin, Robert Halaburka Moran, Ronald Avery, Richard Baldwin (Coach), Robert (Freshman Mgr:), Robert Sisolak (Senior Mgr.). ATHLETIC STAFF Mr. Baldwin, Director; Mr. Schmidt. 79 Coughlin THE HORNETS TAKE TO THE AIR 80 SEASON'S HIGHLIGHTS The prospects for a highly successful 1958-59 basketball season were excellent when view- ing the returning talent from last year’s Region XV championship squad and with an influx of highly-talented freshmen. Leading the group of returning lettermen were Bill Cough- lin, Kevin McCane, Ron Avery and Bill Klish. Practice sessions were begun at an earlier date than ever before in an effort to get the new players and returning lettermen functioning as a smooth unit at the earliest date possible. The season began wih a nip-and-tuck victory over a tough Alumni aggregation with the final score being 4945. Kevin McCane paced all scorers with 16 points. Following the alumni game came the task of preparing for Alfred Tech, last year’s co-champion with the Hornets in the Empire State Basketball Conference. Alfred Tech came to town sporting an all-star array from western New York State and the Hornets stung them into submission for the first time that season by the score of 61—54. Big Bob Garbade was the kingpin of the victory with 16 points which were scored in approxiamtely 16 minutes of action. The Black and Gold warriors extended the winning streak to three with an easy victory over Orange County Community College by the score of 74—63, with Mike Moran being the big gun with 22 markers. The Hornets first defeat came at the hands of a strong Cornell Univer- sity Freshman aggregation by the score of 58—52. At one point in the first half, Broome Tech was leading by a score of 18—8, but Cornell’s superior size eventually took its toll. Kevin McCane had an excellent shooting night, scoring 22 of the Hornet’s 52 points. An early season highlight was the Broome Tech Holiday Festival doubleheaders. This was the first in what is hoped to be a long series of Holiday Festivals to be held in the Upper Front Street gym. To inaugurate the series, three topflight teams were invited. In the first round of doubleheaders Erie Tech of Buffalo played the high-scoring Joliet (Illinois) Junior College team and Broome Tech took on the fine Westchester Community College squad. In these games Erie Tech was nosed out by the slight margin of three points and Broome Tech just eked out a 67—66 win which saw Westchester getting the last shot and the ball bound- ing on the rim as the buzzer sounded. In the second round of doubleheaders Erie Tech easily defeated Westchester and Joliet continued their winning eastern tour by nipping Broome 75—66. On the whole, the Holiday Festival was considered a great success. Following the loss to Joliet, the Hornets regained their winning ways with two successive victories over Keystone Junior College and Auburn Community College by scores of 79—62 and 74—60, respectively. In playing the third game in a row on the road, the Hornets traveled to Olean to take on the undefeated St. Bonaventure University Freshman team. Although outsized and outmanned, the Techmen put up a tremendous battle before meeting defeat by the score of 71—54. Following the loss to St. Bonas came a four-game winning streak with victories over Key- stone Junior College (73—51), Erie Tech (61—55). Mohawk Valley Tech (89—54) and New York City Tech (58—46). In these games Dick Kenney began rounding into form and steadily increased his average until it reached the double figure point. The return game with Alfred Tech proved disastrous as the Hornets could never become untracked and went down to defeat, 68—55. Following the Alfred Tech loss came another four-game winning streak which saw the Hornets sweep past Hudson Valley Tech, Auburn Community College, Baptist Bible Seminary, and Mohawk Valley Tech and placed them into contention for Con- ference honors. It was with high aspirations that the boys took to the road for games with Canton Tech and Paul Smith’s College only to have these aspirations smashed by scores of 68—58 and 78—69. These defeats at the hands of Canton and Paul Smith’s pushed the Hornets into fifth place in Empire State Conference competition. As if the double defeat on the road was not bad enough. Kevin McCane was placed on social probation at this time which meant that he was ineligible for all remaining games. At that point McCane had been leading the team in scoring with an average of over 12 points per contest. Despite McCane’s loss, Dick Baldwin’s boys managed an easy victory over Cobleskill and once again took to the road to do battle with the villains of Erie Tech. In what was probably the most thrilling game of the year, the Hornets battled the Kats from the beginning to the final buzzer. With thirty seconds remaining in regulation play, the score had the Hornets on top by three points. However, at this point a series of mishaps prevented the Hornets from maintaining their position of advantage and when the final buzzer sounded saw the Kats on top by the score of 61—57. This victory assured Erie Tech a tie for the Conference title and cemented Broome Tech to a lower standing. Once again in 1959 Broome Tech was the host team for the Region XV Junior College Basketball championships. Along with Broome Tech, other teams in the Tournament were: Montgomery Junior College of Maryland; Paul Smith’s College; Canton Tech; New York City Tech; Erie Tech; Alfred Tech; and Delhi Tech. Rising to the occasion, Broome Tech avenged their loss of a week previous and defeated Erie Tech in the first round, 69—62. This placed them in the semifinals along with Paul Smith’s, Alfred and Delhi. In semifinal com- petition, however, the Hornets could not match the superior rebounding of Alfred and were eliminated from the Tournament by the score of 6458. Alfred Tech continued their strong play and on the following night wore down Paul Smith’s determined five and won the trip to the National championships by a 64——59 score. Broome Tech, with a consolation victory over Delhi, finished in third position. The season was concluded on a very high note as the Hornet Five avenged the early season loss to Cornell Freshmen by a 75—-63 score. At one point in the first half the Hornets lead by as much as 18 points. This was a wonderful team effort on the part of the Techmen and the game saw Bob Garbade throw in over 20 points for the first time in the season. Making their final appearance for Broome Tech in that game were Bill Coughlin. Bill Klish. Mike Moran and Ron Avery. With the season ending on this cheerful note. all parties concerned are eagerly awaiting the arrival of next season. With an overall record of 18 wins and 8 losses, Coach Dick Baldwin wrote another successful chapter in Broome Tech basketball history. CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Croft, Rosemary Pero, Carol Roma, Nancy Kintner, Marilyn Struck, Dottie Pappen- heimer, Marlene Swimelar. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Ray Benedict, Kenny Weeks, Bill Kwiatkowski, Paul Sents, Jerry Swanbery, Jerry Czecho- wicz, Joe Vrablic, Jim Soboleski, Gary Crounse. 82 GOLF Donald Fiehl, Dick Dranichak, Bob Sisolak. ARCHERY 83 84 STUDENT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SEATED: Frank McManus, President. STANDING: Bonnie Croft, Secretary; Wil- liam Klish, Vice-President; Peggy Skojec, Treasurer. GOVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT ASSOCIATION FACULTY- COMMI AWARDS COMMITTEE Joseph Stazinski, Allan Blank TEES ATHLETICS CHAIRMAN Joseph Porubiansky COLLEGE CHOIR TECH TONE-MASTERS DANCE BAND scagnciccvicnarenseeiees Ora caiiens - MUSIC ‘© A NEW “TECH TRADITION re) = a aa ° re) us o oc ° COLLEGE CHOIR FRIDAY MAY 2no . TO BE RELEASED LITTLE THEATRE ian RRR WARNER His LORE aren | ie Picea ese L IA 92 Quee left-har scott, . Seven wr wuUeccH Valentine's Day, February 14. 1959. ts the dav: 9:00 te 12:00. vice wi WYVWtE the time; and the ever SEATED: Carol Kopyar, Pat Ulbrich, Nancy Rogers, Sylvia Eisele, Marilyn Dunn, Lucille Danoski, Barbara Warren, Gail Fletcher, Kathy Rozmerski. Stankevicz (Editor), David Tinklepaugh, Fran Ash. year's candidetes for q Croft, Judy Noyes, Struck. xed and white heart: ; backed up by silver paper with ‘Queen of Hearts printed on it. The music will be provided by the Terrell-Masters. Refreshments will be served in the Student Lounge. Let's all show our schoo! spirit and make this dance a really big SUCK O55 . Additions Made to Tech Curriculum and Staff The past term can be called the Expansion Era in the sense of broadening the range of courses offered at Broome Tech. This term there are new courses for the Business, Chemical, and Medical Office freshmen. The O.A. and Chem freshmen are taking Contemporary Literature, 3 course in which the works of various American authors such as Melville and Hemingway are covered, The Chemical girls also take acourse In music appreciation, Music in the Modern Culture. This music course covers the more important composers, and iheir works with emphasis on the modern composers. The literature and music courses are offered by the General Educa- tlon Department. The M.O©.'s, senior and freshmen, are taking Physical Education under the direction of Mr. Schmidt. The Athletic Department will set up a class for any section which has the approval of the depart- The M.Q. groups are receiving instruction and prac- fleyball, with a possibility of golf In the ment heads tice In badminton and vo warmer weather. Next term some curriculums will offer a cholce of three electives: Music in the Modern Culture, Con- temporary Literature, and Logie Theory. long with the growing of these new programs, a €: new position has also been added, Coordinator of i Visual Aids. This position Is held by Mrs. Gregg, ee) x, a commercial artist who has worked at Ozalld, Link Aviation, and IBM. At present, Mrs. Gregg's office Mrs Is on the second floor of the library. New Books in Library The following new books of general Interest have been added to the shelves of the Broome Tech Library: Rathbone--Teach Yourself to Relax, Flesch--How You Can Be a Better Student, Rudd--Bending the Twig, McClelland--Talent and Soclety, Myer- AccountIng for Non-accountants, Tilson=-A Manual of Parliamentary Procedure, Janson -The Picture History of Painting, Egner-Letters for Special Occasions, Frazer--The Golden Bough. Gregg shoes. Snowshoes will be fur- nished by Canton. saturday, February 14, 1¥3¥, at the Canton compus. Relay races will begin about 1:00 p.m. A semi-formal Carnival bali will be held Saturday night from 9:00 to 12:00. Dan Meddleton of the business department Is chairman and any- one Interested should contact him immediately so that final preparation can be made. Classes Held For Teachers On January 26, a campus workshop for Improvement of teaching was held here on cam- pus for Broome Tech teachers. In March a re- gional confer- es ence will be held Ste at Delhi, where a four or five com 9 muntty colleges be will work to= Mr. Buckler gether. In June, an annual con- ference ona statewlde level will be held here at Broome Tech. This year's topic Is Improve ment of teaching. At this cam- pus workshop, speeches were given by President Tyrrell and Dean McVean. Mr. J. Bruce Buckle made the keynote speech and Professor L. C., Petry of Comell University spoke on the “Art of Questioning. The workshop ended with «a speech by Maraln A. Rapp, Asso- clate Executive Dean for Insti- tutes and Community Colleges. . The committee for teaching Improvement Included James Kalbaugh, John Kusner, Michael Orlnik and Joseph C. Beaver, Chairman . Binghamton, N.Y. There are no limitations on the STANDING: Bill Rozon, Jack ‘+ The theme chosen will be used In all posters and decorations. it will serve to unify the week- end and will make the affairs more fun for all. January, 1959 9 art o� the election itudent Council! announced by Il as follows: etitions are tition: must be The Black and parties select ‘om those petl- Anyone, not Black or Gold mit a petition res; p getty ' to try to get ‘ted for one of mamed by the students will didates . co op students ® final results wn. committee, up of the Student Council representatives and thelr alter- s, will look Into the back- und of each nominee. Then, committee, the Black and id will select the persons who y think are best suited for the ottices. Thus, leaving two can- didates for each office. You, the voters, are not com- pelled to vote a straight party ticket. You may split your ticket. Tech Hosts Alfred Choir On Thursday and Friday, February 19 and 20, we will be hosts to 100 guests, 40 girls and 40 boys from Alfred Tech. The members of the Alfred Tech Cholr will give a convocation Thursday afternoon at 2:00 In the gym under the direction of Mr. Anthony C . Cappadonia. Following the convocation, the Alfred Tech Choir will rehearse with the Tech Tone Masters and our own college cholr at 3:30 p.m. The members of both cholrs will be served dinner In the cafeteria at five o'clock. ‘ At 8:00 Thursday night the Alfred Choir will participate with the the Coll Tech Tone Masters o « Choir In a winter concert. The concert will be ope to the public for a smal! donation which will be used to pay for the dinner. Some of the selections that will be sung by Alfred are ‘Selections from the Messiah, '' Handel and '‘Allelula, Randall Thompson. The Tech Tone Masters will sing such songs as ''My Bonnle Lassie ’ and selections from South Pacific. These songs will be followed by the Cholr's presentation of ''Good News'', a spiritual, and tg, ® Bene Jesu'' by Pallstrina. A social hour Is planned entertain Its guests. for after the concert so that Tech may The members of Alfred's cholr will be provided with overnight accommodations and breakfast by the Tech music groups and other students. If anyone wishes to provide overtght facilities and break- fast for an Alfred student please fill in the below Information and glve to Bill Smith (Business Tech), put In student mal lbox (S), or give to Mr. Greene. Name in Address Phone No. of Students Men _ DANCE CLUB 94 BUSINESS CLUB 95 NEWMAN CLUB 96 KING TECH Tony Petrolle QUEEN OF HEARTS Marlene Swimelar 7° = oO o on eS 3 oO o AS) EH LMR ALLE LALIT ELE EEB. © soe Beit S Ladies of the Ensemble Peggy Skojec We Dance WE FROSH GET... We Get Plastered . . - ORIENTED We Get the Word from Dean McVean We Fraternize with Seniors and Faculty QUEEN OF HEARTS DANCE Wa AR Ba Lk GRADUATION 108 109 pe feain MN I ASSOCIATION | : | : SEATED: President, Jack Kester 57. STANDING: Treasurer, Miss Judy Van Brunt °58; Vice-president, Arthur Zumbach °56; Secretary, Mrs. Anne Kucer 750. The alums renew friendships at a dinner, business meeting and basketball game November 15, 1958. 110 RADUATION DAY is a memorable blending of the past with the present. But most important of all, on this day, is the bright promise of a future that is yet to be won. The big adventure is just beginning. The opportunity to light up the world is now yours. On this day of days, as you stand before family and friends, you are wrapped in the warmth of pleasant memories that will live with you forevermore. You are wearing a discernible look of achieve- ment. The pride of accomplishment is your own personal badge. And rightly so, for graduation is a monument among the milestones that will mark your journey through life. At this very moment you are looking at a long procession of days and nights that, seemingly, stretch out endlessly before you. They represent the raw material with which you will be working the rest of your life ... but it is important that you do not spend too much time in the reviewing stand, watching the years pass swiftly by. March with the passing parade. Keep in step with the times, and prepare yourself at all times to take the lead whenever the opportunity arises. Within the next few months, perhaps in a matter of weeks, you will begin to face some of the major decisions that have a dominant influence on everyone’s role in life. Further education? Marriage? Choice of job opportunity and the community in which you will make your home? These are some of the major decisions which will have an important bearing on the future happiness and well-being of your- self and your family-to-be. It is well to plan wisely and proceed cautiously. Graduation day —at the very beginning of the “big adventure”, so to speak —is an especially opportune time to survey your future. This does not mean that you should merely look ahead, however, for the term “survey” has a much broader connotation. Thus, you should take a comprehensive view of the overall direction in which you are now headed. Carefully analyze all of the possibilities, and begin at once to shape your plans accordingly. Now is the time, because — to a surprisingly large degree — each individual is the architect of his own destiny. Scintilla Division “Sond ; AVIATION CORPORATION Sidney, New York Congratulations Class of '59 TRI-CITY MILL OUTLET Quality Merchandise at Discount Prices in Binghamton LARKIN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY INC. 3 , add zest C —— PI! |__to the hour Everything Musical 94 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York Phone 2-3933 Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON RETAIL STORES Compliments of Compliments of SHORT LINE BUS COMPANY PHILADELPHIA SALES AUSTIN ROBBINS, Owner 123 Eldredge Street Phone 4-3168 HARRIS ARMY NAVY STORE, INC. 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