Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

In recent years, Brome Tech has become synonomous with progress. A new cam- pus, better facilities and an enlarged faculty are but a few examples of this prog- ress. This year, in recognition of the latest significant aspect of our progress, we dedicate the 1960 yearbook to the first graduates of the Engineering Physics curri- culum. Being a pilot group, they have been the object of much experimentation, specula- tion and perhaps disappointment; the same is true of almost any new idea. But we believe that the first trial has proved fruitful both to students and instructors. The experience gained through this venture will enable the Engineering Physics depart- ment to gear future academic programs more closely to student needs and thereby to ease their transition from a two-year to a four-year college. Congratulations, then to these select seniors. We hope their stay at Broome Tech has been happy and profitable and that it will benefit them as they strive toward success in other schools, industry, and the world at large. The Citadel Staff ie BOT TORS Editorial — Fred Mokrohisky Sports — Gary Pritchard Advertising — Chuck Nezelek Art — Fran Ash Photography Coordinator — Joann Lorenzini Photographers — Dave Beagel Vince Yannett ADVISORS Mrs. Gregg Mr. Curran Mr. Cann RODGER PAGE Editor-in-chief FIRST ROW: Carol Smith, Susan Agan, Connie Rapp, Vi Hammerbeck, Joann Lorenzini, Eunice Mott. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Curran, Rodger Page, Nancy Rogers, Sandy Beckwith, Judy Vandervoort, Gloria Burrell, Bar- bara Joy, Anne Lisi, Mrs. Gregg. THIRD ROW: Chuck Nezelek, John Van Alstyne, Carl Strauss, Jim Blance, Gary Prichard, Jack Hawxhurst, Pat Conners FOURTH ROW: Marvin France, Skip Williams, Dick Ellong, Fran Ash, Don Gresko, Sid Carpenter, Jerry Bohonicky Missing: Darrell Emery, Kevin Hartman, David Mott, Ernie Pilotti, Fred Mokrohisky, Vince Yannett, Carol Bilski, Mary Brecka, Bob Brick, Carolyn Hunt, Pat Werven, George Stone, John Taub. Fe ee ec eee a | John Bleisnick Donald J. Stickles Harry D. Prew Joseph W. Esworthy Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton President Earle D. Ridley William D. Bennett Samuel J. Cucci Lynn T. West John E. Ash Maurice J. Duffy Hugh B. McDavit Douglas W. Seaman Clarence Walter Dr. Lawrence L. Jarvie Executive Dean Marvin A. Rapp Assoc. Executive Dean State University of New York Titchener, D. R. Wales, Willard E. Pierce, Jr. County Board of Supervisors Thomas W. Woodruff Donald G. Walls Walter S. Randall Clarence D. Herrick Edwin M. Jones Robert M. Ford Frank W. Beam Raymond H. Gehm Charles J. Twining Henry M. Baldwin James N. Johnson Carlton R. Bird Harold B. Christian Leland L. Jones Thomas Patton, Sr. Board of Trustees STANDING: J. B. Buckler, R. E. Kelly, Dr. L. Eckler, F: C. Eggleston, SEATED: PF. Miss L. Stanford, Dr, J.. T. Ivory, Absent: B. H. Chernin: C. C. Tyrrell President This year with the graduation of its first class in the curriculum in Engineering Physics, Broome Tech takes one more step toward serving all of the people of the community. As the pressure of increasing num- bers of young people desiring a college education grows, it is important that the College provide a program to meet a wide variety of interests and needs. This it plans to do. Its ability to meet these needs adequately depends upon its being provided with the buildings, equipment, and staff necessary to do the job. By increasing the scope of its program while striv- ing for and insisting upon excellence in its quality, the College will fulfill its obligation to the people it serves as a true Community College. This first class in Engineering Physics is an outstanding example of this growth of the program and of numbers. Miss Dorothy Turner Secretary to the President James E. McVean Dean Mrs. Martha Merwin Secretary Chambers Dean of Students Frank M Dr Harvey N. Roehl Associate Dean and Registra Betty Marcek Secretary Mrs. ect can! = ae Vv o = 3 3 2 H 3 on n 4 Secretary Richard E. Baldwin Director of Athletics and Public Relations Personnel Services Library Rene Valentine Physical Ed Coaching Neva M. Ash College Nurse Teacher Francis P. Casella Coordinator of the Evening Extension Division Joan L. Foley Librarian James D. Baker Assistant Librarian Athletic Department Chas. C. Greene Coordinator of Stu- dent Activities Director of Music Wynette A. Gregg Coordinator of Audio-Visual Aids Michael J. Reynolds Admissions Counselor Business Technology A. J. Kalbaugh Department Head SEATED: Miss Pollock, Miss Dvorak, Miss Katusak. STANDING: Mr. Cann, Mr. Newton, Mr. Tedigk, Mr. Holloway, Mr. Lehman. Chemical Technology , 3 John Kushner Department Head SEATED: Mr. H. Greene, Mr. Canale, Mr. Fergus STANDING: Mr. Grace, Mr. Beagle, Mr. Orinik. Dental Hygiene Dr. Fiaschetti Acting Department Head SEATED: Miss Yost, Miss Stitzer, Miss Bowling. STANDING: Dr. Wm. Ackerman, Dr. Robert Clark, Dr. Robert Brooks, Dr. Frank Fiaschetti, Dr. Lawrence Kerr, Dr. Leonard Zeldow. Electrical Technology Lawrence Sitterlee Department Head. SEATED: Mr. Hamm, Mr. Dervay, Mr. Pratt STAND- ING: Mr. Heis, Mr. Emmons, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Beers, Mr. Leo. Missing — Mr. Reid, Mr. Wright. Engineering Physics Simser in Department Head Irv Mr. Palmer, Mr. Dates, Mr. Rollo, Dr. Ketcham. General Education Lloyd Hartman Department Head , Dr. Beaver, Mrs. Craig, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Curran Mr Greenwood. 10 Construction and Mechanical Technology Fred Sanders Department Head SEATED: Mr. Durst, Mr. Steele, Mr. Wood, Mr. Ellis. STANDING: Mr. Lawn, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Kapral, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Everett, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Milensky, Mr. Rittenhouse. Missing — Mr. Forbes. Aedical Office Assistants John Clark Acting Department Head SEATED: Mrs. Buran, Miss Giordano STANDING: Mr. Sterling, Mr. Chauncey, Dr. Burnett. 11 nage: Mrs. Friedman Senior Library Clerk Mrs. Newman Receptionist and Switchboard Operator Departmental Office Staff FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wood, Miss Jones, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Cush- man SECOND ROW: Miss Kabanek, Miss Gillette. Tracy R. Cone 12 Mrs. McDermott, Mrs. Medovich, Miss Lucas. Machine Accounting Office Mrs. Barbara Lasky Extension Division Office Mrs. Ruth Graves The Broome Tech Cafeteria Staff left to right — Hazel Stevens, Daisy Shear, Ann Merin, Louise Conklin (Manager), Josephine —_ Borbluchak, Eleanor Car- nese, Thelma Titus. a | wa Ww 4 Sa iets serena 2 cebede ee beevbewen = ; es Officers : Y Senior Class Treasurer — Joseph Rexford Secretary — Nancy Nazak President — Alfred Dilascia Vice President — Robert Garbade 14 ROBERT D. ACKER 38 Kneeland Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Business Club 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Soccer 2. ROBERT E. ADAMS 1001 Imperialwood Drive Vestal, New York Business Club 1,2. Business Technology JAY E. ALLEN 334 West Water Street Painted Post, New York Business Club 1. PAUL S. ALLEN 60 Kneeland Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Business Club 1,2. GEORGE M. ANDREJKO 227 Oak Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Business Club 1,2; Vice-President 2; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Softball 1; Intra. Golf 2. FRANCIS ASH 45 Pine Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; Tech Talk 1,2; Art Edi- tor 2; Business Club 1,2; Newman Club 1. 15 PATRICIA A. BOARDMAN 60 Liberty Street Spencer, New York Business Club 1,2. MARY JANE BREED 102 Chase Avenue Hallstead, Pennsylvania College Choir 1,2; A’Cappella Choir 2; Busi- ness Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2. JAMES D. BROOKER 1109 River Road Chenango Bridge, New York Business Club. SIDNEY C. CARPENTER 248 Hopper Road Syracuse 7, New York College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1; Dance Band 1; Business Club 1,2. WILLIAM F. CARR 83 Chapin Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra, Basketball. GEORGE M. CARROLL Whitney Point, New York Business Club 1. STEPHEN R. CORNICK 123 Oak Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Dance Club 1. JOHN P. CURTIN, JR. 93 Walnut Street Binghamton, New York Business Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1. LUCILLE D. DANOSKI 36 Howard Avenue Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1,2; Business Manager 2; College Choir 1,2; Business Club; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Freshman Repres. 1; Newman Club 1,2; Corre- sponding Sec. 2. MARILYN A. DUNN 711 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1,2; Tech Talk 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Girls’ Double Trio 2; Dance Band 1,2; A Cappella Choir 2; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Dance Club 1; Ass. Instruc- tor 1; Delegate to CISGA 1; Corresponding Secemls ALAN P. EDDY R.D. 1 Cafferty Hill Rd. Endicott, New York Business Club 1,2. CHARLENE ELDRED 9 Mitchell Avenue Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1,2; Tech Talk 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Dance Club 1. 17 CAROL A. EVANS 1546 Front Street Binghamton, New York Citadel 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday er ROBERT M. FORD Mt. Prospect Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Varsity Golf 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Intra. Golf 1,2. ROGER J. GAFFNEY 48 Kneeland Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Business Club 1,2; Varsity Baseball 1,2. EDWARD L. GEHL 3643 Hoover Avenue Endwell, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1. MARILYN G. GOODHART 33 Meadowbrook Lane Vestal, New York College Choir 1,2; Business Club 2; Girls’ Fri- day 2; Girls’ Double Trio 2. ROBERT P. HALABURKA 7 Judson Avenue Binghamton, New York Business Club 1,2; Varsity Basketball Man- ager 1,2; Varsity Golf 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Soccer 2. 18 ROBERT O. HALL 9 Narwood Street Johnson City, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra. Softball 1. EARL J. HENDRICKSON 6 East High Street Susquehanna, Penn. Student Council Repres. 2; Business Club 1,2; Ski Club 2; Archery Club 2; President 2. PAUL M. HORES 2 Loraine Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Busi- ness Club 1,2. SHARON L. HUGHES 3607 Watson Blvd. Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Social Committee 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2. EVAN R. JEHU Central Avenue Newark Valley, New York BARBARA L. JOY 39 Leslie Avenue Conklin, New York Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2. 19 LEY 7ork Vice President 2; Student | Convocation Committee 2; ENNEY wv York Jl acting captain 1,2; Varsity NANCY R. KINTNER Main Street Vestal, New York College Choir 1,2; Cheerleaders 1,2; Business Club 2; Girls’ Friday 2. RICHARD G. KLINGER R.D. 2 Candor, New York College Choir 1; Dance Band 1; Business Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2. YVONNE M. KNAPP Erie Trailer Court Erie Blvd. E. E. Syracuse, New York College Choir 2; Business Club 2; Girls’ Fri- day 2. RICHARD D. MANEY 43 Montgomery Street Binghamton, New York 20 BRIAN K. MATHER 613 Main Street Vestal, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Social Commit- tee Chairman 1,2; Convocation Committee 2; College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Dance Club 1; Varsity Baseball 1,2. MICHAEL W. MATIAS 67 Margaret Street Binghamton, New York Varsity Basketball 1,2. JON W. McHUGH Box 2121 Great Bend, Penn. Business Club 1,2. ALFRED L. MERITHEW 18 Sergeant Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Varsity Baseball 1. NANCY A. NAZAK 128 Zoa Avenue Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Social Commit- tee 2; Class Officer Secretary; College Choir 1,2; Business Club 1, Treasurer 2; Girls’ Fri- day 1,2; Dance Club 1; Delegate to Mock Senate in Albany 1,2; Recording Secretary CISGA 2; Double Trio 2. JAMES L. NEARING 124 Lincoln Avenue Johnson City, New York 2a) SALLY A. NORTON 160 Helen Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Social Committee 1,2; Tech Talk 1; Business Club 1, Sec- retary 2; Girls’ Friday 1, Chairman 2; Dance Club 1; Delegate to Mock Senate in Albany i gs GEORGE S. NOYES 131 Adams Drive Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1,2; Citadel 1; Business Club 1, Treasurer 2; Dance Club 1; Ski Club 1,2. GARY R. O’CONNOR 144 Hawthorne Street Vestal, New York Business Club 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1. GARY M. PRITCHARD 404 Virginia Avenue Vestal, New York Student Council Repres. 2 (Athletics); Ath- letics Committee 2; Tech Talk Sports Editor 2; Citadel Coordinator of Sports 2; Business Club 1,2; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra. Basket- ball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Cross Country 2; Orientation Committee 2. HAROLD R. RAYMOND Main Street Hallstead, Penn. Business Club 1. PATRICIA WAKEMAN REYNOLDS 158 Bigelow Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 1; Tech Talk 1; College Choir 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Dance Club 1. 22 CAROL J. ROMA 323 Oak Hill Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1, Secretary 2; Social Committee 2; College Choir 2; Cheerlead- ers 1, Captain 2; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Newman Club 2; Dance Club 1; Faculty-Student Association Secretary 2. MARIE C. ROSS 8 Cherry Street Oneonta, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Social Commit- tee 2; College Choir 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Newman Club 2. THOMAS J. RUGALA 604 Squires Avenue Endicott, New York Business Club 2; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Baseball 2; Intra. Basketball 2. PATRICK SAVAGE 61 Louise Street Johnson City, New York Be Sou a a = PAUL E. SENTS 12 Merrill Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1; Business Club 1, Presi- dent 2; Dance Club 1; A.I.E.E. 1; Varsity Volleyball 1,2; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Soc- cere GEORGE R. SMITH PB; ©) Box 1 55 Furlong, Penn. Business Club 1,2. 20 WILLIAM E. SMITH 14 Matthews Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Social Commit- tee 1; College Choir 1, President 2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Business Club 1,2. DOROTHY TUPY 1606 Pine Street Endicott, New York Social Committee 1; Business Club 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2. DAVID E. VAILLANCOURT 817 Verna Drive Vestal, New York BARBARA A. WARREN 5 Bigelow Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk Secretary 1,2; College Choir 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2; Newman Club 1,2. RICHARD WEBSTER Binghamton, New York LAURIE C. WESTON 208% Liberty Avenue Endicott, New York Citadel 1; College Choir 1,2; Girls’ Friday 1,2. 24 LOEL D. WHEELER 60 E. Catherine Street Binghamton, New York Dance Band 1; Business Club 1,2. THOMAS S. ZAYAC 504 Carl Street Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Business Club 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Softball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1; Intra. Golf 2. oe 25 SUSAN E. AGAN 1059 College Avenue Elmira, New York Citadel 2; College Choir 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. JEAN STRONG AHART RiDes2 Candor, New York Dental Hygiene Class President 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. Dental Hygiene SANDRA K. BECKWITH McDonough, New York College Choir 1; Dental Hygiene Association 12: VIRGINIA A. BLAIR 59 Orchard Avenue Johnson City, New York Dental Hygiene Class Vice-President 1,2; Tech Talk 1,2; Circulation Editor 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. PATRICIA L. BUTEUX 13 Seminary Avenue Binghamton, New York Citadel 1; Newman Club 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. SANDRA E. CARPENTER 79 Olive Street Johnson City, New York College Choir 1; Intervarsity Christian Fel- lowship 1; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. 26 MARY ANN CAVOTTA 189 North Main Street Mechanicville, New York Dental Hygieng Association 1,2. JOAN V. DONNELLY 59 St. John Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Representative 1; Dental Hy- giene Association 1,2. JOYCE CANHAM EVAN 825 Front Street Binghamton, New York Citadel, Literary Editor 1; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. NANCY J. GELL Windsor, New York College Choir 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Dance Club 1; Girls’ Double Trio 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. EILEEN K. GRACE 76 East Street Oneonta, New York Newman Club 1; Dental Hygiene Association 122 SUZANNE L. HART 51 Babcock Street Gouverneur, New York Delegate, American Dental Hygienist Associa- tion Conference 2; Dental Hygiene Associa- tion 1,2. a | SALLY A. JENKS 60 State Street Tully, New York College Choir 2; Delegate, Dental Hygienist Association Conference 2; Dental Hygiene As- sociation 1,2. MARILYN J. KIMMEL 103 Broad Avenue Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. BRENDA KINNEY RiDes1 Tully, New York Newman Club 1,2; Delegate, American Den- tal Hygienist Association Conference 2; Den- tal Hygiene Association 1,2. MARGO P. KITE 202 LaFayette Road Syracuse, New York Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. ELAINE J. KUCZYNSKI R.D. 6 Colesville Road Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; College Choir 1,2; Cheerleaders 2; Dance Club 1; Dental Hy- giene Association 1,2; Ski Club 2. ANNE K. LISI 322 Fitch Street Elmira, New York Student Council Alternate 2; Convocation Committee 2; Citadel 2; Tech Talk 2; Col- lege Choir 1,2; Newman Club 1, Treasurer 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. 28 A. JOANN LORENZINI 3103 Arnold Avenue Horseheads, New York Tech Talk 2; Citadel, Photography Coordi- nator 2; College Choir 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2; Orienta- tion Committee 2. ROSEMARY M. LYNCH M.R. 98 Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Newman Club, Recording Sec. 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. ROSE M. MARLEY Tuttle Road R.D. 1 Kirkville, New York Newman Club 1,2; Dental Hygiene Associa- nceyay 1 RITA M. MONTONE Henry Street Binghamton, New York Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. DOROTHY J. PAPPENHEIMER 7 Taber Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Officer, Treasurer 2; College Choir 1; Cheerleaders 1,2; Fac.-Student Assn. 2; Delegate to CISGA 1,2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. ROSEMARY A. PERO Odell Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 2; Cheerleaders 1,2; Newman Club 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. 29 NANCY M. ROGERS 22 Jewell Avenue Chenango Bridge, New York Social Committee 2; Dental Hygiene Class Officer, Treasurer 1,2; Tech Talk 1,2; News Editor 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2; Intra. Girls’ Basketball 1. KATHRYN A. ROTELLA Lalice Avenue Endwell, New York Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. JOAN SCULLIN 100 Pleasant Avenue North Syracuse, New York Newman Club 1,2; Dental Hygiene Associa- tionme2eEbresigente. CAROLE M. SMITH 816 Annabelle Street Vestal, New York Social Committee 2; College Choir 1,2; Dance Club 1; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2; Ski Club 2. JUDITH A. SMOLINSKY 199 Murray Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Newman Club 1,2; Delegate to CISGA 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2; Secretary 2. PAULINE R. SOMERS 69 Eldredge Street Binghamton, New York Newman Club 1; Dental Hygiene Association ee 30 JUDITH A. VANDERVOORT 34 High Street Oneonta, New York College Choir 1,2; Dental Hygiene Associa- tion 1,2. CONSTANCE M. WELLS 1210 Hanshaw Road Ithaca, New York Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. MARGARET J. WRIGHT West Main Street Whitney Point, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir 1, Secretary 2; Dental Hygiene Association 1,2. 31 LOU BERTA M. BATES 29 Floral Avenue Binghamton, New York Student Council Representative 1. PAMELA A. BULLETT ReaD aera? Greene, New York Medical Office Assistants MARGARET J. CAFFERTY RiDee2 Binghamton, New York College Choir 1; Techettes 1. SYLVIA P. EISELE 13 Griffis Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1; Social Committee 1; College Choir 2; Dance Club 1. NANCY A. HAYES 11 Kendall Avenue Binghamton, New York DIANE M. LAGA Robo | Windsor, New York College Choir 2; Dance Club 1; Newman Club 1, Vice President 2. 32 MARY L. LEVONIK Loughlin Road R.D. 6 Binghamton, New York Citadel 2; College Choir 2; Newman Club 1; Orientation Committee 2. NANCY M. MILLS R.D. 4 Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Newman Club 1,2. DIANNA POULOS 3605 Country Club Road Johnson City, New York Student Council Representative 2; Citadel 1,2; Orientation Committee 2. MARLENE M. RESAK 112 Prospect Street Binghamton, New York Newman Club 2. CAROL A. SYKES 30 Burton Street Cazenovia, New York Student Council Representative 2; College Choir 1,2; Dance Club 1. 33 RICHARD A. BAER 520 Reynolds Road Johnson City, New York Newman Club 1; Dance Club 1. JOHN M. BOBURKA 43 Lydia Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; Dance Band 1,2 (President 2). Engineering Physics VICTOR B. BURKE 15 Squires Avenue Endicott, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2. RALPH E. CHARLIER 16 Lawton Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2 (Li- brarian 1). JOHN B. CHYLE 50 North Street Johnson City, New York JV Volleyball 1; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Soccer 1,2 (co-captain 2). PATRICK M. CONNORS 77 Gold Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. Dance Band; New- man Club; Delegate to Empire State Confer- ence at Oswego (Newman Club) ; Intra. Soft- ball. 34 GARY J. CROUNSE 613 State Street Binghamton, New York Social Committee 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Var- sity Vollebyall 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Soccer 2. GERALD R. CZECHOWICZ 120 Conklin Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Var- sity Volleyball 1; Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2. RICHARD L. ELLSWORTH 51 Fourth Street Deposit, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; In- tra. Softball 1,2. DARRELL E. EMERY 110 Laurel Avenue Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2 (Treasurer 2); Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Bowling 1. THOMAS HERNANDEZ RD aed Warren Center, Pennsylvania Interv. Christian F. 2; Intra. Softball 1. OLIVER W. KENDALL, JR. 200 West 14th Street Elmira Heights, New York Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. 35 GERALD C. LOWE 844 Mt. Zoar Street Elmira, New York GEORGE N. LUTZIC 173% Murray Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; In- tra, Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2. H. RICHARD MAC QUEEN 100 Front Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Cross Country 2 (Captain). ROBERT P. NELSON 29 Hickory Road Binghamton, New York Tech Tonemasters 1,2 (President) ; Intra. Bas- ketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1. GEORGE E. RADER 427 Front Street Owego, New York Intra. Basketball 2. ANGELO T. ROMEO 2 Mill Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; New- man Club 2; Dance Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1. 36 GRANT W. SCHRADER South Canal Street Greene, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2. RONALD R. SWINGLE 23 Sheldon Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2. STEPHEN J. TRENCANSKY 116 North Baldwin Street Johnson City, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Intra. Volleyball 2. SEE You IN THE GO CITADEL The Citadel Hornets ROBERT A. AMAN RD 2 Cander, New York Secretary-Treasurer Archery Club 2; Amer. Chem. So. 2; ROBERT J. BACHOCHIN 2 Jones Street Binghamton, New York Camera Club 1; Intra Basketball 2; Amer. Chem. So. 3. Chemical Technology DAVID R. BEGEAL Kelsey Star Route Hancock, New York Student Council Repres. Camera Club; Cita- del 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Camera Club President 1,2; Amer. Chem. So. 2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; A cappella Choir 2. ROBERT J. CAPWELL 12 Thompson Street Binghamton, New York Amer. Chem. So. 2; Varsity Baseball 1,2; In- tra. Basketball 1,2. DAVID L. CUMMINGS 7 Potter Street Carthage, New York Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Bowling 1,2. FREDERICK DE RADO 16 Tremont Avenue Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir Business Manager 1,2; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1. 38 DAVID J. EDWARDS 795 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York Amer. Chem. So. 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; In- tra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Ski Club 2. JOAN I. HONNICK Box 119 Kirkwood, New York Tech Talk 2; Amer. Chem. So. 2. JOHN C. HRNCIRIK 72 Jarvis Street Binghamton, New York Dance Club 1; Amer. Chem. So. 2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Badmin- ton 2; Intra. Bowling 2. ANTHONY J. KWIATKOWSKI 28 Clinton Street Binghamton, New York Dance Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1; Intra, Touch Football 1; Cross Country 2. GEORGE A. SCHUTT 73 Arch Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Tech Talk 1,2; College Choir 1; Newman Club 1; Dance Club 1; Amer. Chem. So. 2; Intra. Bowling 2. JOHN N. SHERMAN 16 Pleasant Avenue Binghamton, New York Intra. Bowling 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1. 39 JOHN P. SKOJEC 47 Burns Street Johnson City, New York Amer. Chem. So. 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; In- tra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1. RICHARD A. SMITH Whitney Point, New York Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1. PATRICIA C. ULBRICH 8 Narwood Street Johnson City, New York Publications Committee 2; Chairman to CISGA Conference from Publications; Tech Talk 1,2; Editor-in-chief; Amer. Chem. So. 2; Delegate to CISGA 1,2; Delegate to SUNY Iya: LINDA L. WEAVER 16 Hotchkiss Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 2; College Choir 1; Amer. Chem. One: MARIE ZELASKA 129 Harry L. Drive Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Amer. Chem. So. 2; Delegate to CISGA 2; Intra. Bowling 2. 40 KENNETH A. BAKER Front Street Binghamton, New York Ski Club 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. RAYMOND D. BENEDICT 224 Robinson Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. Social Committee; Tech Talk; College Choir; Varsity Volleyball 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra, Volleyball 2; In- tra, Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football. Construction Technology GORDON B. BROWN RDA Marathon, New York Intra. Basketball; Intra. Softball 1,2. GREGORY H. BURNARD Johnson Road Kirkwood, New York Dance Club; Intra. Basketball; Intra. Volley- ball; Intra. Softball; Intra. Touch Football. NEIL J. DEVINE 18 S. Morningside Dr. Binghamton, New York Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra, Basketball 1,2; In- tra. Touch Football. RICHARD L. ELANDER 207 Jerry Street Johnson City, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Soc- cer 2. 41 JOHN R. GARBADE 51 Howard Ave. Binghamton, New York Class Officer, Vice President; Varsity Basket- ball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 2. DONALD M. GRESKO 193 Harry L. Drive Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Soccer Mgr. 2. TERRY L. MOORE Main Street Windsor, New York Intra. Softball; Intra. Touch Football. RICHARD J. NEMCONSKY 15 Cypress Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 2. CHARLES P. NEZELEK 1 Prague Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Ski Club. ERNEST G. PILOTTI 59 Lathrop Ave. Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2. 42 DAVID P. SMITH 15 Proctor Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football hg GEORGE E. STONE 2714'% East Main Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. DAVID B. ADDISON 26 Baker Street Johnson City, New York Intra. Basketball 1; Intra, Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. THOMAS JOHN BIVIANO 312 Saratoga Terrace Binghamton, New York Mechanical Technology DAVID C. BURDICK Harpursville, New York Student Council Repres. 2; College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Dance Band 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. BERNARD L. CASAMENTO 7 Fremont Ave. Binghamton, New York Intra. Touch Football. Re 43 GERALD F. COCKERILL 35 Cleveland Ave. Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2. PETER J. CIRBA Watauga Ave. Corning, New York ALFRED T. DILASCIA 53 Broome Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Class Officer, Pres- ident; Varsity Basketball 1. JOHN O. DYER R.D. 2 Harpursville, New York Intra. Basketball; Intra. Softball; Intra. Touch Football. FRANCIS E. FROEBEL 15 Cortland Street Marathon, New York NORMAN A. FURMAN 47 Banks Avenue Johnson City, New York Social Committee; Varsity Baseball; Intra. Bas- ketball; Intra. Touch Football. 44 RAYMOND J. GRABOSKI 359 E. Warren Street Elmira, New York JAMES F. HAWLEY 87 Union Street Johnson City, New York Intra. Basketball; Intra. Touch Football. LEO C. HILDEBRAND 1124 Main Street Vestal, New York Dance Band; Intra. Archery. PHILIP G. HOAGLAND 1223'% Campville Road Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Soccer. FREDERICK G. HOLMES 26 Hoffman Ave. Geneva, New York LAWRENCE C. HUBLER 1 Morgan Ave. Oneonta, New York Intra. Basketball; Intra. Softball; Intra. Touch Football. 45 RAYMOND C. JODOIN 707 Carl Street Endicott, New York Ski Club 2. WESLEY G. KANNENBERG R.D. 2 Bradley Creek Road Johnson City, New York LAWRENCE F. KARAN 61 Rutland Street Johnson City, New York STEPHEN J. KERLEY, JR. 10 Club Ave. Oneonta, New York Student Council Repres. 1; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. JOSEPH V. KLOKNER 115 N. Rogers Avenue Endicott, New York Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. LAWRENCE J. KOCENKO 10 Plymouth Street Johnson City, New York Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1,2. 46 STEPHEN KORCHYNSKI 41 Dalton Street Johnson City, New York Dance Club 1; Intra. Touch Football 1; Soc- Ceres WILLIAM V. KRAZINSKI 220 Scottwood Avenue Elmira Heights, New York Newman Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1. JOHN J. KURCIN 25 Berlin Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; In- tra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; WILLWAM P. KWIATKOWSKI 28 Clinton Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 2; Tech Tonemasters 2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1,2; Intra. Soft- ball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. SCOTT J. LONGROD Candor, New York JAMES P. MEAGHER 7 Carlton Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1,2; In- tra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; In- tra. Golt ly?) 47 ROBERT J. MODLO 95 North Broad Street Johnson City, New York Intra. Softball 2; Intra. Touch Football 1. JOHN G. PIESZALA 131 Saratoga Terrace Binghamton, New York ROBERT E. PRENTICE Whitney Point New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1; In- tra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. WARREN W. ROBBINS ReDgee Greene, New York HOWARD E. SANDS 112 W. Main Street Sidney, New York HAROLD G. SHAFER 204 W. 9 Street Elmira Heights, New York Newman Club. 48 RONALD A. STANK 47 Brown Street Johnson City, New York Varsity Baseball 2; Intra. Touch Football 1; Soccer 1. RICHARD J. STRISS 54 Dickinson Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball. JOSEPH B. SVOBODA 621 Irving Ave. Endicott, New York Dance Club. DAVID TINKLEPAUGH 12 Newman Road Chenango Bridge, New York Tech Talk 1; Intra. Softball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. VICTOR D. VAN VESTROUT 929 Neal Road Endicott, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1. DURLAND W. VINING 62 Hayes Street Binghamton, New York 49 ROBERT LACEY YOUNG 39 Fenton Avenue Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 12. ERNEST P. ALAMOND IID). Ges Candor, New York Dance Club 1 JOHN M. ALGER 111 Oak Street Binghamton, New York A.I.E.E., I.R.E., Varsity Bowling 1. Electrical Technology RICHARD F. BADERTSCHER 123 Park Avenue Binghamton, New York EDWARD C. BAETZ RiDaa Willseyville, New York 50 RUSSELL L. BAILEY Box 205 Endicott, New York Student Council Alt. 1, I.R.E. 1 RAYMOND D. BALDWIN 43 Schubert Street Binghamton, New York IR.E. 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Touch Football 2. CHARLES W. BARRY 223 Court Street Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1; Dance Club 1; I.R.E. 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. ANTHONY T. BARTOSIK 10 Martha Street Johnson City, New York Dance Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1. ROGER A. BARTOW Roscoe, New York A.I.E.E. 1; I.R.E. 2; Varsity Baseball 1; Var- sity Bowling 1; Intra. Volleyball 1,2. JACK R. BLACK 310 Robinson Street Binghamton, New York Student Council Officer Pres.; Student Coun- cil Repres. 1,2; Social Committee 2; Convoca- tion Committee 2; Tech Talk 2; Tech Tone- masters 2; Dance Band 1; Fac.-Student Assn. 2; Delegate to CISGA 1,2 President; Varsity Basketball 1; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Vol- leyball 1; Intra. Softball 1; Intra. Touch Foot- ball 1; Intra. Golf 1. os JOSEPH BOHUNICKY 1 River Terrace Johnson City, New York DUANE L. BROWN RE Daa 2 Endicott, New York I.R.E. 1,2 Sec.-Treas.; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2. NICHALAS A. CORDISCO 126 Henry Street Binghamton, New York JAMES G. CRANDALL 606 Main Street Owego, New York MAX A. CROZIER Ludlowville, New York I.R.E. 2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Soccer 2; Soccer Club 1. ROBERT C. DAVIS 127 East Miller Street Newark, New York RRB le, 52 MICHAEL L. DELANEY 19 Jefferson Avenue Endicott, New York JOHN R. DOBMEIER 715 Garden Avenue Olean, New York RALPH DEPASQUALE 90 Murray Street Binghamton, New York JERRY N. DUNLAP 133 Clinton Avenue Cortland, New York Tech Tonemasters 1; I.R.E. 1,2; Intra. Bas- ketball 1; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1. GORDON D. EGGLESTON 80 Carlton Street Binghamton, New York CLYDE J. GETMAN Barlow Road R.D. 6 Binghamton, New York Tech Talk 1; College Choir 2; Interv. Christian Ped, 2 ssa oe 53 HENRY GRISSINO 109 Saratoga Terr. Binghamton, New York PAUL HALUPRE 302 Floral Avenue Johnson City, New York LR.E..2. GEORGE R. HANKINSON 3006 Watson Blvd. Endicott, New York Dance Club 1; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Soft- ball 1,2; Soccer 2. DAVID N. HARDY, JR. 223 Court Street Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Ski Club 2. DUANE A. HATHAWAY 20% Grand Street Oneonta, New York TIMOTHY P. HORAN 3630 P. Lott Street Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1. 54 WILLIAM A. HOSKINS 105 Eldredge Dr. Vestal, New York MICHAEL D. HRYCK 140 Pearl Ave. Johnson City, New York Student Council Repres. 1. RICHARD A. JOHNSON Whitney Point New York Student Council Repres. 1; Tech Tonemasters 2; LR.E. 1,2; Intra. Basketball; Soccer 1. SAMUEL P. JONES, JR. 1115 Front Street Binghamton, New York eRe 2 DAVID H. KEISTER Mourning Kill Drive Ballston Spa, New York DARWIN P. KELSEY 379 Stonequarry Road R.D. 6 Ithaca, New York 55 ROBERT M. KIRES 103 Retford Drive Liverpool, New York I.R.E. 1; Intra. Touch Football 2; Intra. Golf 2; Ski Club 2. JOSEPH KNOLL, JR. R.D. 1 Oxford, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Alternate 2; Dance Club 1. JEROME J. LIPA 265% Clinton Street Binghamton, New York LR Eee DAVID C. LORD R Daw Port Crane, New York MARIS 2, NICHOLAS P. LONGO 519 Grippen Avenue Endicott, New York Student Council Repres. 1,2; Awards Commit- tee 1; Convocation Committee 2; Chairman 2; College Choir 2; Newman Club 2; President 224.RoEa 2: THOMAS A. MAGNUS Star Route 1 Owego, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2; In- tra. Basketball 1. 56 JAMES C. MAHANEY 24 Mozart Street Binghamton, New York Dance Club 1; Ski Club 1. FREDERICK J. MARTIN Glenn Street Berkshire, New York IRIE, THOMAS F. MATTESON RIEDae2 Dewittville, New York College Choir 1; I.R.E. 1. JOHN F. MERRILL 3609 Royal Road Johnson City, New York I.R.E. 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1. ALBERT R. MINER North Creek, New York CHARLES R. MORGAN, JR. MR 97 Willow Lane Binghamton, New York A 57 CHARLES R. PIGOS 7 Brownell Avenue Binghamton, New York Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Touch Football 1. ANTON T. PRATT, JR. 39 Lydia Street Binghamton, New York College Choir 1,2; Tech Tonemasters 1,2. RUSSELL B. RAWLEY R:D. 2 Owego, New York College Choir 1,2; I.R.E. 1,2. JOSEPH J. REXFORD 20 Merrill Street Binghamton, New York Class Officer 1; Treasurer 1; I.R.E. 2. GENE E. RIEGEL R.D. 2 Owego, New York Varsity Bowling 1; Intra. Archery 1. ALFRED ROSSI 328 Oak Street Vestal, New York RE, 152: 58 MacNEIL RUSTON Harpursville New York ANDREW E. SEBECK, JR. R.Dyz2 South New Berlin New York Li eiee: JOHN ARTHUR SIEWERS Nineveh New York Citadel 2; Dance Club 1; I.R.E. 1,2; Soccer. GEORGE W. SKELTON, JR. R. 4 Onondaga Road Syracuse, New York Citadel 2; I.R.E. 1,2; Intra. Touch Football that RONALD F. SLAHUCKA 189 N. Broad Street Johnson City, New York I.R.E. 2; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volley- ball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Foot- ball 1,2; Intra. Archery 1; Soccer 1,2. RICHARD F. SMITH 931 Glendale Drive Endicott, New York TRS Biaels 2 59 JAMES W. SOBOLESKI ROD aa 2 Binghamton, New York Student Council Repres. 1; I.R.E. 1,2; Var- sity Volleyball 1; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1,2; Intra. Softball 1,2; Intra. Touch Football 1,2; Intra. Golf 1,2; Soccer 2. WAYNE LEE STEIN Coomer Road Newfane, New York College Choir 1; Tech Tonemasters 1; I.R.E. 1,2; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. 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THIRD ROW: Jan Forisha, Melvin Masalonis, Michael Brechko, Tony Porack, Mac Ketchum, Dave Owens, Ronald Bors, William Jones, Kenneth Bossung, Floyd Ponsey. FIRST ROW: Bill Shannon, Diane Roloson, Steve Geiger, Sandy Trencansky, Carlton Meyers, Connie Vitanza, Fred Hodge, Richard Terboss. SECOND ROW: Stan Kopansky, Kenneth Moody, Michael Farrell, Terry Scawlin, Peter Rotella, James Kaminsky, James Ryan, Randy Race, Jim Macbeth, Gene Stratton. THIRD ROW: Merritt Sulger, John Shea, Paul Topencik, Bruce Hamilton, Edward Darling, Lloyd Wasson, Bob Glowa, Gary Sternberg, Charles Seymour, Walt Shoemaker. FIRST ROW: David Pierce, Gerald Rider, James Stoughton, Bob Williams, JoAnne Lam- bert, Harold Walker, Rodger Pane, David Raymond, Charles Borden. SECOND ROW: John Marshall, Dean Thomas, Jerry Logan, James Farrell, Arthur Maxfield, William Legg, Edward Boezi, Bob Michalak, Jim Bray. THIRD ROW: John Whitaker, James Rising, Leon Pergl, Allyn Storm, Richard Thurston, Roger Karns. Mechanical Technology FIRST ROW: Jack Goodnough, John Clark, Barb Zalenski, Bill Church, Ray Brasheor. SECOND ROW: Dennis Gresko, Fred Cannistra, Pat Caveney, Gerald Cole, Bob Katusak, Don Farr. THIRD ROW: Paul Gebauer, Jim Wilson, Wayne Fish, Lew Grubham, Ray- mond Johns, Robert Eronimous. 1% FIRST ROW: Judith Evans, Eunice Mott, Diane Wilson, Judith Genier, Linda LeVeille, Jo-Ann Puglisi, Marianne Ward, Abby Bernstein, Janet Clark, Dorothy Secord. SECOND ROW: Charmaine Misata, Joanne De With, Verona Buccasio Jean LaRocque, Lorraine Knapp, Patricia Server, Freda Fox, Judy Van Derveer, Susan Pitkin, Patricia Pierson. THIRD ROW: Roseanne Grabowski, Patricia Houck, Carole Cannistra, Barbara Roberts, Lisa Kiviranta, Dorcas Williams, Bar- bara Kerrigan, Carole Beach, Judy Holcomb. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Valen- tine, Carol Nonamaker, Sandra Warring, Kathy-Lou Cotter, Ann Ludington, Mary Ludington, Lucinda Patten, Ann Wallace. FIRST ROW: Connie Rapp, Diane Shaw, Donna Theobold, Johanna Bender, Lana Price, Mary Powers. SECOND ROW: Sandra Willis, Carol Rockwell, Mary- lyn Chubinsky, Carolyn Throop, Lucy Knapp, Bonita Corson, Carol Hotaling, Joyce Struck. THIRD ROW: Karen Scherf, Janet Warren, Connie Smolka, Gina De Filippo, Josephine Aleccia, DeAnne Kozma, Barbara DeStefano, Janice Wig- gins, Bonnie Barzee. —- AZzmMoO mA7mMm—q ii NaAZPoaAnN—-NnuN FIRST ROW: Frank Odell, Roy Wilcox, Paul Westgate, Guy Hillis, Ray Szczepan- ski. SECOND ROW: Ronald Singer, William Phalen, Willis Ryon, John Simpson, Paul Vandrei, Tom Salva, Louis Strnotka. THIRD ROW: Lewis Pritchard, Rob- ert Toaxler, James O’Brien, Ronald Puglisi, Wesley Luning, Bernard Szachara, William Struck, Robert Porzucek. Pre-Tech FIRST ROW: Richard Frisk, Jack Bayer, Joseph Bakic, Bill Cornish, Hal Blair, Curtis Audette, Primo Iannone, Darryl Dibble. SECOND ROW: James Kilcy, Andrew Hayck, Ralph Vancerlinde, Charles Burke, Dick Bartal, Glenn Copp, Joe Leonard, William De Hann, Donenieo Fata. THIRD ROW: Bob Jones, Bill Dudar, Tom Cuyar, Dick Burdette, J. J. Medovich, Gary Bucci, Jack Oblak, Norman Bost- wick, Michael Cornick. Dizzy Duo aculty Candids — I Soccer Team 2nd Co-Captains Team Jr. College All-American Wood Worth chyle In the fall of 1959, Broome Tech fielded its first team in the game of soccer. Their final rec- ord was 2—6. Top Hornet scorer was Ron Chva- tel with 9 goals. Our goal was well guarded by Bill Woodworth who set a new record wjth 165 saves in 8 games. In Jan. 1960, Bill Woodworth, Mo Hamilton, John Shea, and Jack Chyle were selected on the All New York State Jr. College Soccer Team. At the same time, Phil Hoagland was selected on the Second Team Jr. College All- American Soccer Team. All in all, Broome’s first soccer team was a successful one. Phi] Hoagland COACH: Rene Valentine oilk Xe, 7 i? 22 ee a ATHLETIC DEPT N¥UETIC DEPT. Tom Zembek Bob O’Hara The 1960 Ridge Runners! ont %, 18 ee thr DEPT. Gary Pritchard Lew Grubham Dick McQueen CAPTAIN STHLETIC DEPTS Pa ios oma” Tony Kwiatkowski Dave Smith Carl Brutovsky Region 15°’ Champions Bob Garbade Dick Kenney Butch Mariani wee 4 fra Wendy Terry Bob Williams Mike Matias Lew Grubham George Zurenda Lyle Benson Rip Davenport. Kevin Maloney Lloyd Wasson Bob Halaburka COACH: Dick Baldwin ¥ Webster Red McAuliffe FP 85 ) Congrat’s to our own All-American, Dick Kenney Up Bob up! Hit for ‘‘2”” Wendy (Alumni game) Dead-eye Dick Mr. Defense Mutt and Jeff 86 CAPTAIN: Carol Roma Elaine Kuczynsky Nancy Kintner Dotty Papenhiemer Rosemary Pero Mary Ellen Cippola GAP age Larry “The Glove” Kocenko Butch “Scoopsville” Mariani 88 Atta way to hit that ball Brownie Baseball Resume, 1960 The baseball team, under the coaching of Rene Valentine, finished the 1960 season with the finest record in the history of the school — 9 wins, 2 losses. An opening victory over Griffiss Air Force Base, 20—1, got the Hornets off to a fine start, as Wendy Terry pitched a 1-hitter. They continued their hot pace with a convincing 15—3 victory over Mohawk Tech, paced by Butch Mariani’s four hits. Their next game was a real challenge as Oneonta State was the opposition. Broome baseballers had never beaten the powerful State school. Backing up Terry’s 3-hitter, the Hornets put together 17 hits, led by Mariani’s 3 hits, Kenney’s 3 hits, Sedlak’s 2 hits, Woodworth’s 2 hits, and O’Hara’s 2 hits, they proceeded to trounce Oneonta by a score of 15—2. Now the Hornets were riding high. After a double win over Keystone Junior College and a return victory over Griffiss, the Hornets met their match. Into town came the Cobleskill Aggies. After 7 innings of battle, the Aggies eked out a 6—4 victory. However, the Hornets never gave up, as they came back to win their next two games with double victories over Delhi by scores of 3—2 and 11—2. In the first Delhi game Al Gillis twirled a 3-hitter. Next came a 5—2 victory over visiting New York City Tech, as Al Gillis controlled the game with his pitching and Lew Grubham had 2 hits. The season was almost completed, with one game left. A return game with Mohawk. It had rained the week of the game so the Hornets were without practice. This proved to be very costly as Mohawk squeezed by Broome in ten innings, 3—2. Leading hitter for the Hor- nets was John Sedlak, with an average of .412, followed closely by Butch Mariani and Wendy Terry. Leading the pitching staff was freshman Al Gillis with a record of 4—0, and Wendy Terry 7—2. Elected Captain for the 1960 team was senior-catcher Gary Pritchard. Basketball Resume °59-’60 Add four eager and talented freshmen to four experienced and talented seniors, throw in a dash of scholar platoon, integrate well, and the result is one of the finest of Hornet basket- ball squads. In the course of compiling a 28—3 record, the 1959-60 Broome Tech hoopsters for the second time in three years were crowned co-champs of the Empire State Conference and swept to the Eastern Regional Juco title and a trip to the Nationals in Hutchinson, Kansas. Starting slowly, the Baldwinmen finally subdued a stubborn Alumni five 61—56 as Wendy Terry and Bob Williams came off the bench to chuck in 20 and 13 points respectively. After that came easy wins over Griffis, Cobleskill, Dutchess Community College and Baptist Bible Seminary. All Hornetsville awaited the invasion of powerful intersectional foe Tyler (Texas) Junior College. But the Hornets were ready. Broome Tech wheeled to a 39—21 lead, then eased home, 78—53. Six-foot, six-inch George Zurenda not only dominated the rebounding in this one but also led all scorers with 19. Wendy Terry had 18. Conference wins over Mohawk and Hudson Valley kept the Black and Gold undefeated as they prepped for the first annual Zmas Classic. In a tense final before a jam-packed house, the Hornets overcame a 34—32 halftime deficit to beat Joliet (Ill.) Junior College. After a 87—-38 win over previously unbeaten Orange County Community College, it was evident that the defense — now an aggressive man for man, now the famed Mambo — was stealing the show. Everyone awaited the appearance of all-winning arch villain Alfred Tech. A bristling first half found Broome trailing 37—38. Then almost magically, the deficit disappeared and to the approving roar of the home crowd the Hornets were out in front by an unbelievable 92—63 score. Stunned Alfredites asked, ““What happened?” The answer was predominately Dick Kenney and Lyle Bensen. Kenney exploded with a 20 point second half, while Bensen raked both boards and wheeled in 17 timely markers. Win No. 15 was a big one — over Erie Tech in Buffalo for the first time, 74-65. Then came the first century total of the season as Broome beat Mohawk for the 26th consecutive time, 111—59. How long could the streak last? Alfred Tech had that answer. Leading at half-time 29— 28, they gradually moved out in front and the 17-game string was down the drain 77—57. Then came a fantastic last second 71—70 conquest of the touted St. Bonaventure Frosh. Down 3 points with 7 seconds to go, the Hornets got a lift when Lyle Bensen tipped in a re- bound; an intentional and immediate back court foul killed the clock. A missed one and one held ball quickly followed. Alert Bob Williams pilfered the jump ball and immediately called time. With 4 seconds remaining, still 1 point down, the Hornets regrouped after a tense hud- dle to set up a play. It apparently worked. Wendy Terry took a hand off from Dick Kenney, 89 1959 Champions 1959 Team fired a line drive jump shot from the corner; the ball hit the rim and bounced high in the air, the final horn sounded; the ball nestled into the cords. The crowd exploded on to the court and raised Terry high. Clutch wins over Paul Smith’s (102—40!) and Canton Tech (61—50) clinched a share of the Conference title and were followed by a 68—49 victory over the Cornell Frosh. The Hornets entered the Eastern Regional playoffs on their home floor a solid favorite. In a bitterly contested first round game, the Black and Gold beat City Tech 63—47. Dan- gerous Canton Tech was the second round foe which the Hornets eased by, 93—53. The final was a natural. Nearly 1600 fans squeezed into every vacant inch of space to see the home towners meet the dark horse favorite, Potomac State, but the Hornets refused to let the Raiders handle the ball and with clever Bobby Williams flipping in his first six shots the game was over almost before it started 8359. Broome Tech for the third time was on the way to Kansas — this time, many observers felt, with its best team ever. The opener, though, was another heartbreaker. With 3 min- utes to go, the score was tied at 57 all. Then Parsons (Kansas) Junior College — the even- tual tourney winner — broke through with a 3 pointer play and went on to win 62—59, but not before Dick Kenney had given one of his greatest performances, rebounding both boards against much taller foes and throwing in 27 points. 90 Tech Tone Masters President — Robert Nelson Vice President — Donald Schmidt Sec.-Treas. — Darrell Emery Accompanist — Jack Lake =e Sa ee Park Geel An een I 18144, Ad8ag — Aie19192S yong uayjq — ysluedwiossy = opey aq pely — “43 ‘sng yAe|D Jouer — UeLeIGI] = YUUWIS Wel]! — Wsplsotd IUIAID) sajseYD) — 1019941 HOYD Ida]|OD 24] — snzoyo azouz 2u0 jseoe F “ULYY ‘raddns ino JO} SUIS 9M President — John Boburka Vice President — Les Hildabrand ALMA MATER William Spring, 61 In our valley known so well Stands our Alma Mater. As we let our voices swell, Sing of “Tech forever. Hail to Broome Tech, Hail to Thee All our days we'll honor thee. Hail, all Hail Alma Mater, Hail to ’Tech forever. College Days are here and gone, Sing we now our praises strong. Now we raise our voices high, Black and gold will never die. Hail to Broome Tech, Hail to Thee All our days we'll honor thee. Hail, all Hail Alma Mater, Hail to ’Tech forever. (Tune: Gaudeamus Igitur) (Chorus:) (Chorus: ) 94 Queen Carol and her court Terrace Rock ’n Roll Ghosttown BICC 95 A pair of kings, Gary and Tony Spal tune a Queen of Hearts Carol Roma x King Tech Gary Pritchard ...1n the way of a Will, the 1960 Chem graduating class would like to leave the Freshmen with the question, “This is Chemistry??!” Marie Zelaska, Geo. Schutt, John Hrncirik, David Cummings. af 8 = - 4 £ Re. rope | A AL LRN Ee ite Cts eee eee a Hornet’s eye view of the campus The Library. Newman Club Father McNERNEY OFFICERS The Newman Club The Newman Club is the Catholic students’ organization on campus. It is basically designed to give every student at Tech, regardless of creed, a better understanding of Catholic ideology. Its purpose is to enrich the spiritual and temporal lives of its members through a program of religious, intellectual, cultural and social activities. The club sponsors lectures, dis- cussions and Communion breakfasts. Members: Susan Agan Officers: Joanne Lorenzini President, Nick Longo Peggy Boyle Vice Pres., Diane Laga Patrick Conners Corres. Sec., Lucille Danaski John Whittaker Rec. Sec., Rosemary Lynch John Woodwaugh Treas., Anne Lisi John Buttino Archery Club FRONT: John Gavazzi, Jan Hendrickson, Pres. STANDING: Willis Ryon, Sec.- Treas., Louis Strnatka, Marvin France, Carl Strauss, Vice Pres., Mr. Sterling and Mr. Hoyt (Advisors). 99 Business Club OFFICERS: 1959-1960 President s paqsuac = eee Paul Sents ViCes Presa eee: George Andrejko DOCretary mae tern arn eee Sally Norton eaSUreiieer ee eee George Noyes Publics Relations) Officers ae tts ree Thomas Campion Lyle Bensen The Business Club is one of the largest clubs on the campus, and is self-supporting. The purpose of the CLUB is to further relations between the college and the com- munity. This year the Business Club has been active in NOMA, with which we are affiliated, the JUCO tournament which we sponsored, dinner meetings with important business executives, and many other campus activities. The Business Club also gives a scholarship award each year, and an award at graduation to the business student who has done the most for the college. The senior mem- bers of the club who wish to, take a trip to New York where they visit places ranging from Wall Street to the Musicals on Broadway. Each year the CLUB is growing and gaining more prestige in this area. Girls’ Friday Chairman — Sally Norton American Dental Hygienists’ Assoc. — Junior Members FIRST ROW: J. Donnelly, P. Buteux, B. Kinney, E: Kuczynski, S. Jenks, K. Rotella, R. Marley, J. Evan, G. Blair, J. Smalinski, L. Scullin. SECOND ROW: N. Rogers, K. Wells, J. Ahart, R. Montone, C. Smith, R. Pero, J. Lorenzini, A. Lisi, N. Gell, M. Covotta. THIRD ROW: S. Carpenter, P. Somers, M. Kimmel, S. Nart, J. Vandervoort, S. Beckewith, S. Agan, P. Wright, R. Lynch, E. Grace, M. Kite. FOURTH ROW: K. Valentine, K. Cotter, V. Buccasio, E. Mott, D. Williams, M. Ward, S. Warring, J. Evans, J. Hol- comb, J. VanDerveer. FIFTH ROW: C. Misata, M. Ludingron, J. Clark, L. Kiviranta, D. Wilson, F. Fox, P. Serven, C. Beach, R. Grabouski, J. Puglisi, P. Pier- son. SIXTH ROW: B. Roberts, P. Houck, S. Pitkin, J. Genier, C. Nonamaker, J. Desitt, L. LeVeille, C. Can- nistra, A. Wallace, A. Ludington, L. Knapp, J. LaRoc- que. Dave Zych, Joe Knolls. Camera Club Joe Leonard, Bob William, Primo Ionone, Vince Yannett, The IR.E. is a student division of the largest technical organization in the world. Student members of the Institute of Radio Engineers take part in lectures and tours, becoming familiar with the many aspects of the Electronics Industry. I. R. E. OFFICERS: left to right Duane Brown — Treasurer Norman Wells — Secretary Richard Zeigler — Chairman Jon Greenhill — Vice-Chairman Tech Talk EDITORS: SEATED: Linda Weaver — features Ed., Pat Ulbrich — Editor-in-chief, Ginny Blair — Circulation Ed. STANDING: Gary Pritchard, Sports Ed., Nancy Rogers, News Ed. 43 at “ SEATED: Joan Honnick, Linda Weaver. STANDING: SEATED: Peggy Wright, Marilyn Dunn. STANDING: Dick Snyder, Fran Mayko, Donna Kole, Donna Clifford. Mike Brechko, Peggy Boyle, Anne Lisi, Joanne Loren- zini, Margaret Kenyon. This year has been termed the “greatest” by the Tech Talk staff members. Eight issues were put out, three of which were printed under the new “news” system. Highlights of the year included a trip to the State University of New York’s Press Association Conference in Syracuse, participa- tion in the Publication meetings of CISGA, and the changeover to letterpress printing which gave Tech Talk the appearance of a NEWSpaper. 103 Award winning Peggy Boyle Student Council 104 wre acl) Dee - oriented ee entenced Prosecuted And Clubbed Sleeping Beauty The Sexy Sextet Broome Beats = mm ° Parkins Prous Our Leader? Hare, Hare 107 TONS Porn ED eM AROS “T Might” Home, Sweet Home sores ' ; RESTAURANT LEGAL BEeve We've Been iz Uv 7 7 i A) ¥ All Year Dental Hygiene Our puppet project was a surprise to everyone! by We showed our instructors NEW techniques! SC, our tae Cieroireae. Le ae eee ana BY DENTAL HYGIENE DEPARTMENT BROOME TE seen COMMUNITY COLLEGE Had 4 Revue APRIL 22,1966 8:30 PM. LITTLE THEATER 108 Liz was stun- ning! MAMMA — What’sa fora dinna! Top o’the morning to ya! Ss K H N E O Cc Ww K A S O U A ae Edna meets — Marcell! Cha-Cha-Cha! Seniors presented a clinic at the State Dental Hygiene Convention. 109 wherever Zig rh = you Goran. = 2 NE oo i i == | es - - - - there’s a bank in your future Bank standing will be a valuable asset throughout your career. Whether it’s a savings account, checking account or other financial matter it’s good business to do business with a bank. In the Broome County area, First City has eight offices to serve your banking needs. FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK BROOME COUNTY’S NUMBER ONE FULL-SERVICE BANK member federal deposit insurance corporation General Electric Products Standard the World Over Sold Wholesale in Binghamton Territory by SOUTHERN TIER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. 149 Main Street RA 2-6632 BEN’S CLOTHES SHOP Clothes of Distinction For DAD And LAD Main Street Johnson City, N. Y. HAMMONTON PARK CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVERDALE FARMS AND TOWN TALK ICE CREAM 212 Jackson St. RA 2-536] FOR SMART LOOKING CLOTHES SPORTSWEAR FURNISHINGS SHOP FIRST AT GRUBE-SMITH MEN'S STORE 42 Court Street Binghamton, N. Y. BROWN’S CHEVRON SERVICE 23 Floral Ave. Binghamton TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES TUNE UP WORK GAS OIL OLUM’S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 3 BIG STORES 114 Clinton St. Binghamton Johnson City 48 So. Broad St. Norwich, N. Y. 222 Main St. -@ . os a a 6 , eo aie ¥, o° HAGGERTY AND FORBES MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING SINCE 1909 96 Front Street Binghamton BAIRD’S BETTER BAKERY 15 Main Street 197 Main Street Binghamton, N. Y. Johnson City, N. Y. RA 4-4552 SW 7-9755 COMPLIMENTS OF SHORT LINE BUS COMPANY AUSTIN ROBBINS, Owner 123 Eldrige Street Phone 4-3168 BABCOCK’S SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS BABCOCK, HINDS UNDERWOOD 174 Washington Street CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’60 Link, through the years, has been a leading employer of Broome Tech graduates. Be- cause we have worked with Broome Tech men and watched them develop, we appre- ciate the value of the excellent technical education you have just completed. When you go on from the labs and classrooms of Broome Tech to take your place with other technicians in American Industry, you will find that the process of learning and self-development never ceases. If, while you are developing, you at the same time can contribute in a creative sense to your job, your associates and your company, then your Broome Tech training will have asserted itself and its value will grow with you. Regardless of where you go from here, our sincerest wishes for a creative and reward- ing career go with you. LINK DIVISION GENERAL PRECISION, INC. Binghamton, N. Y. CLASS FLIRT NICEST SMILE George Lutzic Diane Poulos Al DiLascia, Rosemary Pero CLASS VOCALISTS Nancy Gell Tom Magnus CLASS HEART THROB c Konnie Wells, Jim Nearing WC a CLASS GENIUS ROATHE NC Pat Ulbrich, Pat Connors CLASS GIGGLER Jon McHugh, Jean Ahart CLASS WI1S Mike Matias Maryann Cavotta EVERYBODY’S FRIEND Joan Scullen Brian Mather QUIETEST — MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Buteux Neil Devine Charlene Eldred George Schutt SOCIAL BUTTERFLY MAN ABOUT TOWN Elaine Kuczynski George Noyes CLASS ARTIST MOST BASHFUL Fran Ash Carole Smith Laurie Weston Gordie Brown PERPETUAL MOTION Dottie Pappenheimer and Chuck Nezelek SATAN’S CHILDREN Dave Smith Eileen Grace Bob Acker Marilyn Dunn BEST DRESSED Nancy Nazak Bob Garbade CLASS ATHLETES Nancy Kintner Dick Kenny CLASS SCATTERBRAINS Sandy Beckwith CLASS COUPLE Bunnie Knapp John Boburka and Carol Roma Gary Pritchard The CHEMS Cut-up at Spring Weekend Business Club plans a Project The Awards Banquet The “Convocation” Quartet oc on a ts ST 119 oP han ee “hy dnd ni ‘ Ay ris) Arey S ees Py ea ae eS isi ond Ea! teen) ted hi beet tT eceamenn concentra Sie, pets ibe angi eg hah hsdpa 1 eo erenices ies io ne dhe, VN tag bape DRA ane ITSM ete (ep START A eR aR Ws tayiytt Hase aA ts j Petey doy on Ths Mbaibactin ls ee ee saat} ed AVM Faron A ge Cehies hearer ead MSPS i he) ies pur 4, Wp. pay tf f Divsemre tia Pag IS , +55 Magda! stan tae Pyar a eaniay i i, PAS PET aie te Sadie bees % nafs P ,, ENA Pei asters Binet yh intra ASA UOT Mat ROA Pay oes ioe sbi hs Ls Ue ery UNE Is Pateh , i feat Shy pasa! v 14, y tes 324), hl aly ees Ala Wee Ties i , Faye PENG d hag hts Ms, ce Dn day a7) Bigs, Maisie SEM ee, Meath r : HONS b4 i Weert fo) pene ted gn ss 8, “ Poth “tig bush. 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