Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

Pac tay i Hi Cue cae BERR i ONY Lay OP ey UE B, My pee: i x ‘pi ry PAA pet ie eat th by cans i 4 iapie PPM any i ede el Uhr le MAREE LAL CEN WAI REA A: : fa itis Za NEN aS AY) i if, Wf ) Pi aie USS Be A Pa BBNNOO i Meh see Poerh ahoy 7 Moran ty 4 oy Mish | eae WS VICE PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ARCHIVES Here we are with books in hand, wondering how far our minds can expand. Thomas Bachurek lam the working man... Carl Sandburg ate: SAI Powder ‘n’ paint ’til she looks like she ain’t. Oklahoma COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEE felon wei - Nt ah cp ; r ; | q i “apsetices 10 1] 12 Won't you stay awhile and talk to me. C. Giammarese 1S 14 A little work, a little play, to keep us going... George Louis Palmella Busson Du Maurier ruse Pk tee eee ... through the day. Zachariah Zephyr 15 16 Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt; nothing’s so hard but search will find it out. Robert Herrick From The People, Yes The people will live on. The learning and blundering people will live on. They will be tricked and sold and again sold And go back to the nourishing earth for rootholds, The people so peculiar in renewal and comeback You can't laugh off their capacity to take it. The mammoth rests bety -en his cyclonic dramas. The people so often sleepy, weary, enigmatic, is a vast huddle with many units saying: T earn my living. I make enough to get by and it takes all my time. If I had more time I could do more for myself and maybe for others. I could read and study and talk things over and find out about things. It takes time. I wish I had the time. The people is a tragic and comic two-face: hero and hoodlum: phan- tom and gorilla twisting to moan with a gargoyle mouth: They buy me and sell me... it's a game .. . sometime I'll break ele gos Gell Once having marched Over the margins of animal necessity, Over the grim line of sheer subsistence Then man came To the deeper rituals of his bones, To the lights lighter than any bones, To the time for thinking things over, To the dance, the song, the story, Or the hours given over to dreaming, Once having so marched. Between the finite limitations of the five senses and the endless yearnings of man for the beyond the people hold to the humdrum bidding of work and food while reaching out when it comes their way for lights beyond the prison of the five senses, for keepsakes lasting beyond any hunger or death. This reaching is alive. The panderers and liars have violated and smutted it. Yet this reaching is alive yet for lights and keepsakes. The people know the salt of the sea and the strength of the winds lashing the corners of the earth. The people to take the earth as a tomb of rest and a cradle of hope. Who else speaks for the Family of Man? They are in tune and step with constellations of universal law. The people is a polychrome, a spectrum and a prism held in a moving monolith, a console organ of changing themes, a clavilux of color poems wherein the sea offers fog and the fog moves off in rain and the labrador sunset shortens to a nocturne of clear stars serene over the shot spray of northern lights. The steel mill sky is alive. The fire breaks white and zigzag shot on a gun-metal gloaming Man is a long time coming. Man will yet win. Brother may yet line up with brother: This old anvil laughs at many broken hammers. There are men who can't be bought. The fireborn are at home in fire. The stars make no noise. You can't hinder the wind from blowing. Time is a great teacher. Who can live without hope? In the darkness with a great bundle of grief the people march. In the night, and overhead a shovel of stars for keeps, the people march: Where to? what next? Carl Sandburg--1936 NN Oe - Ne SS RS conan pee ae 6 ICKETS SOLD hamming it up at orientation mixer freshmen picnic ORIENTATION a beginning... activities fair-sorority booth frosh getting happy at orientation mixer bulletin Nothing to do these days? Well, just sit and sulk or go nowhere. That's the place to be! Sponsored and organized by the Student Apathy Committee. Now disbanding because of lack of interest. 21 Strike Date 6 Days Away Student Boycott Set For Oct. 17 The students formed their own picket lines last week. Last Friday, the lines were seen between the two Front Street entrances to the cam- pus. The next day, the stu- dents took to the front of the Broome County Courthouse. Despite heavy rains and freez- ing winds, close to one-hun- dred students took part. Of late, there has been discussion as to which would be more effective, a teacher strike or a student boycott. Conversation concerning the two items has been heard everywhere from Titchener lounge to the lines in the cafe- teria at the SUB. The SMC has stated that it feels if a settlement is not reached by October 18, a student boy- cott would be better. A spokesman for the SMC gave the committee's reasons for this position. ''The boycott has been set to begin Octo- ber 17 if a settlement has not been reached. The teachers have said that if the matter is not resolved by October 18, they will strike. This is what would happen if they do strike; Students lose class time. The teachers who do strike would be fined two days pay for each day they are not on duty. The members of the Faculty negotiating team and the officers of the Faculty As- sociation could be fined heavily and imprisoned. However, if enough students do boycott until both parties reach an agreement, the school would have to be closed and therefore, the teachers would not have to strike. So it appears that a student boycott would be the lesser of the two evils. explained the spokesman, October 17, A Day To Be Remembered MobilizationStudents Boycott ‘ee ttend ey, A 10 Show Support me (SNC) a Jason Jason Don McLean Semi-formal FALL WEEKEND es Butch Skeene and Second Edition Fri., Sat., Sun. --Fountains pavilion, J.C, Jason --B.C,C, Student Center Don Oct. 27, 28, 29 McLean--Student Center. Second Edition Don McLean crowd at Don McLean concert SOME THING 6000 4 sf TOGET YOUR , NTEET! Two DH's watiing for children to get teeth cleaned. Someone having their teeth checked by teacher after having them cleaned by the DH student. DENTAL HYGIENE CAPPING AND REGULAR DUTIES DH's before capping ceremony. Left and below-- DH's being capped. 25 GIVING BLOOD ABOVE: eating some food after giving blood. LEFT: nurse giving information before being allowed to give blood cleaning objects for the donation of blood. me 5a Se Checking to find the Tl hope she gets it the first time! right vein; Doctor checking blood pressure a three students giving blood ie a Checking iron content of the blood another student giving blood The Cast directed by A. Zuccolo Nov. oN Tommy Chong Richard Cheech Marin y WINTER WEEKEND Feb. 2, 3,4 Fri., Sat., Sun. Four Score--Treadway Inn Dixieland Jazz Band--Student Center Cheech and Chong--Tufano and Giammarese Bond Agent at semi-formal semi-formal Tufano and Giammarese Four Score at semi-formal 22 30 WINTER CARNIVAL AT THE [ f N = S Due to the inebriation of the photographer while at the Pines these pictures aren't as clear as they should be, or maybe it was due to the inebriation of the people in the pictures that made them blurry for the M A RC H photographer. The Cast = fe) es how TS © mel 0) = — S ’ Maxim By George Feydeau 23,24,25 irected By Angelo Zuccolo Mar D After reading Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee I'd like to pay yAN on @Ye (=a em DY= -M suey ine) I have never met you and I may never All your lives you have suffered as The White Locusts scattered Your Beloved Mother Promises made. Promises broken You fought to free her from the Use of the white. Only to be fought back Ai Korb bole (Xe e- bole Men K-re| Today though disfigured Renegades build up their Fortress to win her back To mend her To have broken promises come True And To live unbothered. Gloria Anne Brundage BT '74 33 hard Nash ker ic inma .R 6 by N =, 7 Directed By A. Zuccolo The Ra The Cast LE SEA PE : na ‘: i : 8 | : ' { swag . Ga . x : : axe 4 aee Siti a. ie . . a ra = eS Sie. ee «= Hi SPRING WEEKEND May 11,12,13 Fri., Sat., Sun. Better Way--Fountains Pavilion, J.C, Picnic--Chenango Valley State Park Richie Havens--Edmonds and Curley 34 ABOVE: Edmonds and Curley LEFT: Richie Havens 35 Margaret Mead Vance Packard Malachi Martin Tom Sayer putting the star on top of the Christmas Tree. Julie Serafini sitting on Santa's lap with her list of Christmas goodies. 36 Before being inducted. Inductee receiving the light of knowledge. Inductee signs Honor Society roster while Pat watches. Pres. Pat Phillips ae ONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION Inductees after induction. Phi Theta Kappa--B, C,C. Honor Society 37 Te o a a a an O x = a Ys I a 38 Success is counted sweetest By those who ne'er succeed. To comprehend a nectar Requires sorest need. Not one of all the purple host Who took the flag to-day Can tell the definition, So clear, of victory. As he, defeated, dying On whose forbidden ear The distant strains of triumph Break, agonized and clear. Emily Dickinson Graduation... an end Paul Bagnetto Jacqueline Baker Richard Barron A, James Kalbaugh--Div. Robert Cann W. James Abbott, Jr. Dir. i Business Division Steven Best Paul Bismark Marilyn Blabac John Boncek Ron Boyd Shirley Bradbury Dave Brenner Edward G. Blum John Bunnell James Caverly Diane Brinsko Christine Brown Diane Burns Salvatore Citino Charlene Colona Rick Correia Tom Currier 44 Donald Dobrzynski Warren Drumm Frederick Malloy i | A LL V_;= Douglas Ellis Gail E. Evans Robert G. Evans Joseph Feheley Deborah Fergerson Dan Fitzgerald Eric Fridh Donald Fuller Stephen M, Gardner William Matechak Robert Newcomb Ralph Newton Brian Grace Russell Harrison Jim Hornick James Hooker Paul J. O'Donnell Janice Haus Raymond L. Rogers Kenneth Sanford Tom Irwin Claire Jeseo Tom Jurena Dick Lane Richard Stowell Adam Younker David Copeland- -Dir, Bus. Fac... Comp. Ctr. LSP PPC EE PP Oe Meter, D mo ; oe Sinantetiestinmenmmmmnbenionnns atseee te Martin Lawson David Lewis aes Roxanne Gross John Kushner Pat Lucas Barbara Mack Denise Maples John E, Feldsine, Jr. Comp. Cent.--Chem, Faculty ce 49 [Oa Rocco Marcello Andrew Martino David Merhib Scott Morgan Keith Nelson John Grace David Fergus Karen Lasky Joseph Long Anthony LoTempio Larry Maier Chuck Novitske ® Patricia Nowalk Thomas Nugent Donald Paine Tim Peters Kevin Paley Joanne M. Palmer ay! RPGS CETRELE CLG ne eee Michael Orinik. William N. Nichols Bill Metzar Leonard Santalucia Susan Quinlivan OccuPpaNcY OF THIS PHONE gooTH BY MORE THAN |: STUDENTS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED oe Douglas Rhodes Donald Sands 52 Dennis Saunders i Wii, 1 Kathleen Scully Dennis Schwarztrauber Colleen Shaughnessy Dr. Joseph Peone Le Charles Sibley James Spalik Ernie Skiadas Norma Slocum Wallace Smith Art Stankevitz 54 James Tripp Stephen G,. Steele Civil Tech. Fac. Kathleen Starner Anthony Vavalle Newton Boyce Michael Szeliga Susan Tong John Williams Warren W, Hoyt Douglas Wintermute Richard Williams Willard Williams Stan Wolanski Tom Worhach Dennis Cadden John Myers Anthony R. Olszewski pee ss Martin Page Jonathan Rook Axford Beagle Civil Techs, C.S, Fac. BI CH. Sre¢. is 55 Reginald Stilwell Eric Darling Gary Holmes Richard Hrebin William Kaschak Dr. John F. B. Clark-- Dir. Stephen Semcho David Vargulic Michael Wiercinski Roxie Stitzer Dotty Beatty Ko Health Sci. Faculty CH CT Srs. 56 Lucy A. Adams Theresa Arcodia Judith Asch Teresa Baumgartner Kathie Beisel Diane Benko Nina Brann Suzanne Maier Elsie Wager Dorothy W alsh DH Srs. Ba (on) ™N George Ferrari Maximilian Borski Roger Marion Med, Lab. Tech. Env. Health Faculty Linda Brooker Theresa Correll Paula De Filippis Mindy Chernosky Debbie Croll Marie De Maria Roberta Conlin Doris Dean Barbara L. Fuller Sharon Pratt Ellen Shear Ronald Miller Lawrence F, Sitterlee Robert Beers Lab Tech.--Elc. Tech. Faculty i | G O Douglas E. Bernard oe William L. Donohue eae. oe Padriac F. Kane Nancy Hill William Dervay ied DH EH Srs. 60 Robert L. Polhamus Gary Ostrander tia Reid Baumlin Edward Troicke Jim Davis Edward Dunn EH and ET Srs. Pa 62 Donald Reigada James W. Hill Ill Harold Hickey-Dir, Raymond Gee Stephen Korducavich Larry Jones Mark Oliver Rebecca Bennett Eng. Faculty LA ad Samuel Coleman, Jr. Denton Covert, Jr. Sandra Drake Patricia Arnoldine Richard Barnes Sue Battle Angela Bevilacqua James Bisgrove Judilyn Bishop ET LA Srs. 3s 63 Nancy J. Bolt Stephen C,. Burnett Patricia Byrnes Frank Butkiewicz Patricia Durfee Debbie Brofcak Ernest Giordani Valerie Brown Milton Kirkpatrick Bonnie Chase David Levee Russell Littlefield A. Steven Natale Robin Cave Nancy Chupp Patricia Clarey Nancy Cism Robert R. Clark Deborah Cline James Connor Shirley Osmun Charles Quagliata Linda Cromer Roberta Cross Patricia Crump 66 Ann Sova Richard Stoner Ruth Stratton spe Egypt eOO 854 f Brian Current Linda Davis Ronnie Dillingham Jerry Dobish Virginia Donovan Thomas L, Doolittle 67 Melvin Ellis Joanne Fedorchak i Richard Fiacco Bridget Fitzgerald LA Eng--Foreign Languages Faculty Debra Finch Toby Zupnick Herbert Church-Smith Angela Bacheller Henri Lewin Joseph Petrone Patricia Weller Debora Gransky Kathleen Grasso Dwight Gregory Ellen Gregory 69 Frederick Heichemer William George Higginbottom Patricia BeGasse Ralph Blanchard LA History Govt. Faculty 70 Eileen Heiseg Lynda Helmer Vickie Hiser VS Joe Hranek Teri Huntley SS Mary Hunziker Jean Iacovazzi See Robert Cotten Frank S. DiStefano Rita Hogan Douglas Garnar 7A Re C. James Judski Anne Marie Kane Paul Joliet Bs Bi ae Christopher Kelley Donna Kidder JoAnne Maniago David Kohut Mary Anne Kruski Kris Kucharski Phyllis Kushner Bruce Lamont 8 eal ee ee | Carlene Le Bous Paul Chambers James E, Boyden Gabriel Cappellucci Humanities Faculty LA 73 Charles Croll Gerald Freeman Robert Keller nee ene ESM, Randall Madison bd, J Michael Maddock 74 Harold Sunshine ‘aw qenntt at WARTTAR Angelo Zuccolo oy A ie ( ‘ ‘ David Mc Cormick Carl Taylor Brenda Mc Dermott Walter Malinowski Geraldine Martin William Maxian 75 we Edwin Daub Anne C. Mc Donald Judith Mc Goff Ann Marie Mee TEI YAY Richard Meskowitz Thomas Miles Nancy Rossiter Neva Miller Wayne Mitteer Kurt Mohney Phys. Ed Faculty LA 76 Nancy Novak R. Sandra Sestak Thomas Neubauer Gail Nutter Lori Newby Ozmun Winters Dani Nonenmacher 77 Paul O'Brien Richard Romano William Barlow Robert O'Loughlin x j William Osborne Thomas ioctl Kristine Patinka Angela Perfetti Soc. Sci. Fac. LA 78 Timothy Creston Norman Herbert Robert Liddy Laura Lee Perkins Ernest Pessagno Louis Petranek Sue Phillips ihe ee Armond Pietrosanti Anthony Pittarelli Charlene Poklemba Tom Potochniak 79 80 Roger Mc Vannan Claire Reich Deborah Ritch W. Porter Swift Philip Robinson Mary Ann Throup Kathleen Roche Richard Romano Robert Romano Jackelyn Root Anthony Salerno Jacalyn Samek Jean Schuk Constance Eames Joseph K, Gay David Sterling Bio-Sci. Faculty LA 81 82 ieee ek Noel Sharpe Kim E, Slick Ellen Slivka Debbie Smisko Don Wager Floyd West Teresa Buran Susan Southard Thomas Stefanski Michael D. Supa Helen Tainter Gregory Thompson Richard Thompson Blaine Ellis Hlth. Sci. Mech. Tech. Fac. 83 84 Andrea Tolack Marie Toman Bernard Tronkowski Lawrence Truillo David Kenien Randy Tull m Irwin Lawn Karen Veninsky Douglas Rittenhouse Ralph Vlasak Edwin P, Walsh David Warne Susannah West Lorraine Weston Sue Whalen Debbie Wheatley Rex White 85 ( Fi t £ § f f H : : : : : ; : : ; 3 Lata PR: MO, ile, Re —— i chi cf t. cH 3 ae a ee ress ny ie, 2 st Brenda Williams Pamela Wynnyk Lorie Whitney M A Z ie ak John Edward Yuhas, Jr. Bob Yurecka Barbara Wysnewski Robert Yurka Karen Zarach Cathie Gehm Irwin C, Simser Ralph Begeal William C. Beston LA LT Sys. Eng. Sci. Fac. 86 Barbara J. Kramer Paul Bonn Catherine Hitte Linda Mack Thaddeus Czupryna Mary Diegert James Watson 87 Terry Bradley Linda Kachmar Robert K. Forsythe Lorie Lamond (ea) ndy Moody Cathy Murtha 88 Pat Romanczuk Carol Smith Ilene Sterner Johann Thomas Natasha Todd Morton Goldberg Keith Hartman 89 90 Howard A. Herzog Wendy Kocher Craig Baumlin Ludwig P. Lange Michele Fedin Tina Heath Donna Whitbeck Donald Bennett Mo. Mr. Mt. Srs. si i Dr. William Murray Tom King Charles Ricker Robert Kittle Leo W. Todd Gregg Konnick Wayne Barto James Fallon William Vick Ron Fe dsike Florence Ewanow Robert Kolpakas Bob Lee Dave Marca sca MT PE Srs. Math Physics Nursing Faculty Dane Merritt Dianne A. Bradtke Robert D. Pratcshler Dana Brown Paula Brown — Me az Jeeracricia Lec Evelyn Katusak Elizabeth Altenhofen ere Sec. Nurs. Fac. PE RN Srs. O3 94 Marie Ford Kathleen Misulich Debra Nixon oF r Sheila Noonan Barbara Pape Thomas E, Penrose Rita Petko Sharon E, Stewart Dixie Wade Rae Marie Warner Joan Balcom Barbara Valentino Richard C, Powers--Dean Radiology Fac. Stud. Pers. RN-SC Srs. iin 2). 96 Brenda J. Belles Catherine Clark Inga Belyea Janet Cooney Ellen DeSilva Vickie Bilbrey Vicki Cannon Gary G. Smith--Dir. Justine Durgala Elaine Greiner Francis Battisti Mary Gerinane Martha Hess Diane Johnson Alan Bennett Patricia Kollar Thomas L. Crandell 97 Robin Lamoreaux Barbara McCormick Cindy Panko LindaR ossi Robert Jones--Coord. Sharon Kooman R. Bruce MacGregor-Coord. Colleen Sabitus J v7 Marlene Skurski Elizabeth Smith Lydia Sohn Judy Sandwick Christine Spry Francis Short Pamela L. Severski Curtis Wilbur Diane Smith Sig, Pamela Thrasher Joyce Warner Donna Yurina Diana Zemek N F, Brooks Sanders--Dir. Marvin J. Behr--Dir. Betty Maracek- -Dir. 100 Diane Goebel Russell Heater A, Nancy Mazurowski Jane Sanok Sharron Ward Wynette Gregg--Coord, Carleton Everett Gino Canale Xie -OrSs 101 P. 42 Business Div. 1. A. James Kalbaugh--Div. Dir. 2. Robert Cann--Chmn. Admn. Mgt. 3. W. James Abbott, Jr.--Assoc. Prof. ase! Pe ae 1. Ed Blum--Asst. Prof. . John Bunnell--Instr. . James Caverly--Instr. Ow MN William S, Davenport--Asst. Prof. . Thomas DeCelle--Instr. . Robert Fitzgerald--Instr. P. 54 1. Dr. Joseph Peone--Assoc. Prof. 2. James Spalik--Asst. Prof. 3. Art Stankevitz--Assoc. Prof. FACULTY as wWwnNre 9 2 05 wonrnr'd Civil Tech. 1. Stephen G, Steele--Chmn. 2. Newton Boyce -Asst. Prof. Pa 40 1. Stanley Lee--Asst. Prof. 2. Wayne Lockwood--Instr. 3. Frederick Malloy--Asst. Prof. P. 46 1. William Matechak--Assoc. Prof. 2. Robert Newcomb--Asst. Prof. 3. Ralph Newton--Prof,. P. 47 1. Paul J. O'Donnell--Instr. 2. Raymond L. Rogers--Assoc. Prof. 3. Kenneth Sanford--Instr. P. 48 1. Richard Stowell-Assoc. Prof. 2. Adam Younker-Instr. 3. David Copeland--Dir. Comp. Ctr. P, 49 1. Roxanne Gross--Instr. Chemistry Dept. 2. John Kushner--Chmn. 3. John E, Feldsine, Jr.--Asst. Prof. 3, Warren W. Hoyt--Assoc. Prof. P, 30 1. David Fergus--Prof. P. 55 2 2. John Grace--Assoc. Prof. 1. Martin Page--Asst. Prof. 3. Karen Lasky--Asst. Instr. 2. Jonathan Rock--Prof. 3, Axford Beagle--Chmn. C.S. Pood 1. Mary Lehmann--Asst. Prof. 2. Joseph Long--Instr. P. 56 3. Karen Lasky--Asst. Instr. 1. Dr. John F,B, Clark--Dir,. Hlth. 4, Larry Maier--Assoc. Prof. Sci. Div. nN aS 2, . Bill Metzar--Instr. . William N. Nichols--Assoc. Prof. . Michael Orinik--Prof. OnNrR td Roxie Stitzer--Chmn. Dental Hygiene Dotty Beatty--Instr. Pere 1. Robert Cotton--Asst. Prof. 2. Frank S. DiStefano 3. Douglas Garnar--Instr. 4. Rita Hogan--Assoc. Prof. . Suzanne Maier--Instr. . Elsie Wager--Instr. . Dorothy Walsh--Instr. Ro Be 1, Ronald Miller--Instr. 2. Lawrence F. Sitterlee--Chmn. Elec. Tech. 3. Robert Beers--Prof. P. 60 1. Charles Dahill--Asst. Prof. 2. William Dervay--Assoc. Prof. 3, Richard Leo--Assoc. Prof. . George Ferrari--Chmn. Med. Lab. Tech. . Maximilian D. Borski--Asst. Prof. . Roger Marion--Asst. Prof. 1 il 1. Gary Ostrander--Asst. Prof. 2. Ronald Powers--Prof. 3. Robert Reid--Prof. 4, Edward Troicke--Assoc. Prof. Pao2 Liberal Arts 1. Harold Hickey--Div. Dir. 2. Stephen Korducavich--Chmn. Eng. 3. Rebecca Bennett--Instr. BeOo 1. Samuel Colman, Jr.--Asst. Prof. 2. Denton Covert, Jr.--Asst. Prof. 3. Sandra Drake--Asst. Prof. P. 64 1. Patricia Durfee--Asst. Prof. 2. Ernest Giordani--Asst. Prof. 3. Milton Kirkpatrick--Assoc. Prof. P65 1. David Levee--Asst. Prof. 2. Russell Littlefield--Asst. Prof. 3. A. Steven Natale--Instr. P. 66 1. James Novak--Instr. 2. Shirley Osmun--Assoc. Prof. 3. Charles Quagliata--Instr. [De (Oy7 1. Ann Sova--Instr. 2. Richard Stoner--Instr. 3. Ruth Stratton--Instr. P. 68 1. Toby Zupnick--Asst. Prof. 2. Herbert Church--Smith--Chmn, Foreign Languages 3. Angela Bacheller--Assoc. Prof. PeOg 1. Henri Lewin--Assoc. Prof. 2. Joseph Petrone--Asst. Prof, 3. Patricia Weller--Instr. P. 70 1. George Higginbottom--Chmn. Govt. Hist. 2. Patricia BeGasse--Instr, 3. Ralph Blanchard--Instr. Gey P. 88 1. Paul Joliet--Instr. DI Fe E ( i O RY 1. Paul Earl--Asst. Prof. 2. Bentzil Kasper--Asst. Prof. 2. Robert K. Forsythe--Assoc. Prof, 3, Joanne Maniago- Asst. Prof. 3. Jack Foster--Asst. Prof, P. 84 1. Marion A. Forbes--Prof. 1, Fes 2. David Kenien--Asst. Prof. 1. Paul Chambers--Chmn. Humanities 3. Irwin Lawn--Assoc. Prof. P, 89 2. James E, Boyden--Asst. Prof. 1, John Gerty--Asst. Prof. 3, Gabriel Cappellucci--Assoc, Prof. 2, Morton Goldberg--Asst. Prof. P, 85 3. Keith Hartman--Asst. Prof. 1, Douglas Rittenhouse--Instr. 2. William L. Ryder--Assoc. Prof. P. 74 3. Edwin P. Walsh--Prof. RA 1. Charles Croll--Asst. Prof. 1. Howard A. Herzog--Assoc. Prof. 2. Gerald Freeman--Assoc,. Prof, 2. Ludwig P. Lange--Prof, 3. Robert Keller--Instr. 3. David McLoughlin--Assoc. Prof. Hgeprrete) 1. Irwin C. Simser--Chmn. Engineering Sci. 2. Ralph Begeal--Asst, Prof. paar 3. William Beston--Asst. Prof. 91 1. Harold Sunshine--Assoc. Prof. fe h Mil Prof 2. Carl Taylor--Asst. Prof. sp OSCR LCUSHY stl 2. Dr. Wm. Murray--Asst. Prof. 3. Charles Ricker--Prof. 4. Leo W. Todd--Asst. Prof. 3. Angelo Zuccolo--Instr. RD HAS 1. Richard Baldwin--Chmn. Phys. Ed. Pee 2. Edwin Daub--Assoc. Prof. 1. William Vick--Asst. Prof. 3. Nancy Rossiter--Instr. 2. Dorothy Doane--Inst. Nursing 3, Florence Ewanow--Instr. Peer: P 1. R. Sandra Sestak--Instr. ee) MS 2. Duane Whittaker--Instr. 1. J. Patricia Lee--Asst. Prof. 3. Ozmun Winters--Asst. Prof. 2. Evelyn Katusak--Chmn, Sec. Dept. 3. Elizabeth Altenhofen--Asst. Prof. Dy FAS 1. Richard Romano--Chmn. Soc. Sci. 2. William Barlow--Instr. 3. Francis Casella--Prof. P, 94 1. Alice Bangilsdorf--Asst. Prof. 2. Marie Ford--Asst. Prof. 3. Dorothy Saeger--Assoc. Prof. Pease 1. Timothy Creston--Instr. 2. Norman Herbert--Asst. Prof. 3, Robert Liddy--Assoc. Prof. hey Be 1, David Campbell--Instr. 2. Barbara Valentino--Asst. Instr. (X-Ray Dept. ) 3. Dept. of Student Personnel Richard C. Powers--Dean of Stds. P.80 1. Roger McVannon--Asst. Prof. 2. W. Porter Swift--Prof. 3. Mary Ann Throup--Asst. Prof. bey hae 1. Robert Pufky--Dir. of Adm. 2. Gary Smith--Act. Dir. Cnslg. Pool Diet or 1. James Bridger--Chmn. Bio. Sci. 1. Paul Bonn--Lab Tech. eee: se. 2. Constance Eames- -Instr. 2. Thaddeus Czupryna--Asst. Prof, 1, Fran Battisti--Cnslr. 3. Joseph K. Gay--Assoc. Prof. 3. Mary Diegert--Asst. Prof. 2. Alan Bennett--Cnslr. 4, David Sterling--Assoc. Prof. 3. Thomas Crandell--Adm. Cnslr. Po S2 Pes 1. Don Wager--Assoc. Prof. 1. Robert Jones--Coord. Fin. Aids Plemnt. 2. Floyd West--Prof. P, 100 2. Sharon Kooman--Cnslr. 3. Teresa Buran--Asst. Prof. 1, Dr. F. Brooks Sanders--Dir. Educ. Tech. 3. R. Bruce MacGregor--Coord. Std. Act. 2. Marv Behr--Dir. Pub. Rel. 3. Betty Maracek--Dir. Rec. Schdls. Po.oo 1. Betty Biles--Instr. aay me, , 2. Mike Kapral--Chmn. mL, ie 1. Clarence Bucky McGill--Cnslr. 3, Blaine Ellis--Prof. 1. Wynette Gregg--Coor. Aud.-Vis. Aids 2. Francis Short--Cnslr, Con, Ed. 2. Carleton Everett--Dean Con. Ed. 3. Curtis Wilbur--Cnslr. 3. Gino Canale--Assoc. Dean Con. Ed. 103 Site eee NRA 54S NENT agg UD iia a yo s oe ater Lancer iil FALL WEEKEND Cheech Chong Coming Feb. 4 . Winter Weekend at BCC i Broome Community College: _. : _. Mixer featuring Jacobs Ladder Mixer featuring Pentel Ath -Fri., April 20 — BCC: “The Entertaining jg pm. - 1 a.m. Follows the 12:30 p.m. Free to BCC students. Psychic” Gil Eagles. Gymnasium, 9 p.m., movie, ‘Bonnie and Clyde” in the Non-student dates and alumni eneral admission $2, Students $1 Little Theatre at 7:30. $1.00. Coffee House inter Carnival at the Pines Broome Community College: Pines Trip. Reservations start February 26 thru to March 7. Reservation fee $10. Total price $30. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Sa bl nee woe et “i a L ‘A ait ow: ® a BCC SPRING WEEKEND Sun. 13 — BROOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Richie Havens, Folk-Rock Concert. Gymnasium, 8:00 p.m. Tues. 22 - BROOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Buddy Rich and his orchestra. Gymnasium, 8:00 p.m. General admission, $3.00. 106 RIGHT: this year's Senate offi- cers--Mike Supa, Pres,; Patty Crump, Secretary; Warren Drumm, Social Activities Chair- man; missing--Rick Button, Vice-Pres.; Sue Phillips, Trea- surer. BELOW: next year's Senate offi- cers--Dave Westgate, Treasurer; Dennis Rings, Vice-Pres.; Al Nickerson, President; Debbie Niznik, Sec: STUDENT SENATE 107 A student newspaper is an instrument used for two basic purposes. The first is to inform the students the paper serves about what is going on around the campus in academic, adininistrative and soc ial circles. Secondly, a school newspaper is used to express the opinions of students about certain weaknesses or strengths.a- certain campus has. This has been referred to as ‘“‘bitching and griping.”’ This newspaper has done its share of bitching and griping for the first seven issues this year. The staff of the FULCRUM had high hopes of receiving many opinions from those in the academie community at BCC. However, compared to the points this paper has brought out in the open, feedback has been heartbreaking. This brings about an interesting term used by many to describe a majority of people who don’t care .. . apathy. Several years ago, most of us went through a period of our lives where apathy was dominant in daily situations. This condition persisted and stayed with us. We are an apathetic society, where most people feel someone else can do the dirty work, just as long as the world is pretty for them. This newspaper is now the product of disconcern. We are without half of the staff we started with. The last issue had no Sports column. (This column pertains to a student activity, not just Basketball.) We filled space the best we could. We turned out eight pages of everything we had. We now send out a plea to the students on campus: If you feel the need to exercise your creative talents, you belong on the FULCRUM staff. If you care about campus life, you should join the staff. We need you desperately. The paper does not take up all of your free time, just a few minutes now and then. Please stop by . . . if you don’t, the voice of the students at BCC could die. 108 Sandra Hawley, Patricia Arnoldine, Samantha West, and Bill Maxian. missing from picture 1. is Karen Hansen. The Editor, Pat Arnoldine, letting out her frustrations on Samantha West while Sandra Hawley holds her back. Our photographer, Tony Vlasak, from Varden Studios. Math Club «ay es wie) tae te Ph) American Chemical Society Senior Student Nurses Association Ecumenikos Chess Club Dental Hygiene Society 1B Ga Ski Club Environmental Action Committee 112 Orientation Assistants Future Secretaries of America Art Club Niet Seal ad Outing Club 1 ie; 114 EE eae Re hd Archery Club Z4THO Hed ‘moig Alley ‘ystieg preypry ‘uerzdny inqpim ‘eustogso 281095 ( LHOIY OL LAa1) ODNIGNVLS ployueys epury sstwl ‘ueuLTeyd--seleM UIMied :GyLVAS SdaLSNYL IO GUVOE 115 a eR REI Se AE EA AR le CE RR ORR ECE Ng: x A A ates Abdallah, E.; Adams, W.; Albeck, D.; LA LA PE Joanne Baker Mech.-Civ. Dept. Sten. 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OE) Welch, T.; LA Wells, B.; DH Whitman, S.; BT 156 Whittemore, Dos MT Wiercinski, Maral Dy Wilcox, D.; Wiley, S.; LA Williams, D.; LA LA Williams, E.; Williams, G.; | Williams, J.; LA Gr BT Williams, M.; Williams, T.; Williamson, iia LA M,; FH Willis, B.; Willis, R.; ET Wilmot, L.; Wilson, N.3 Wintergrass, MT LA LA Spy ieae Winters, M.; Wisniewski, TA Je; LA ome AND 1 LAO Woods, E.; Wright, K.; PE PE Youmans, C.; Zahorian, J.; Zakrevsky, Zeiter, K.; Zemek, R.; Ziegler, B.; Zlock, M.; SC PE M.; RN BT LA Cr LA 157 ‘ ey eg vom . : . er 7 ae - ¢ ie . + c . ie Sey tae AS Ai Be: Seen Fagg Modo se SNe o led as b Oe SO xe AS ae xP? nid ES, uP A $ 3 Won 1, Lost 12 soccer matches soccer No picture of the team was available along with team members names 160 From the Fulcrum, Oct. 26, 1972 Dear sports editor, . . Gary Backus . . . portrayed Cross Country as a sport of determination. The runners of our team run for personal accomplishment and self pride. What on earth happened to our lot of proud runners? We no longer have a cross country team. An original roster of ten has been dwindled down to three. That's what I call team spirit. Ten gutsy and determined runners running their hearts out for the team. However, seven of them turned out not to be so determined after all. What does this say for our school? Not much! Students should be concerned about their personal pride as well as the school's. I say to the three remaining remnants of our dying sport, Bravo! You've got the spirit and ambition to succeed in life. I can only feel a deep regret forthe seven who gave up. As for the coach, Richard Leo, I hope he finds more determined runners, next year... . Sincerely, Wayne Gray cross country Won O, Lost 3 cross country meets The team finally had to disband from lack of a sufficient number of runners. 161 FRONT ROW, L=R: Coach Dick Baldwin, Co-Captain, Greg Baldwin, Co-Captain, Larry Lobacz, Asst. Coach Jim Caverly. SECOND ROW, L-R: Stan Wolanski, Kurt Mohney, Pat Torrico, Lee Strubeck. THIRD ROW, L-T: Kurt Storm, Joe Dundon, Dave Brenner, Larry Burke. MIS- SING: Mike Bones Sanders. FRONT ROW, L-R: Co-captain Lori Whitney, Terry Lobacz, Mary Therese Monico, Kathy Conlon, Co-captain Carol Smith. SECOND ROW, L-R: Bette Anne Monico, Barb Shupa, Joan Donlon, Kim Brown, Debbie Korutz. THIRD ROW, L-R: Advisor Marie Ford, Angela Gustaferro, Donna Kidder, Lori Newby, Pat Green, Karen Throup. basketball Won 29 lost 5 The Hornets had virtually the same personel personnel as last year, when they had a 24-0 record. wrestling FRONT ROW, L-R: Carlos Gonzalez, Mike Clapper, Dave Ballard, John Tokos, Dan Wasneechak. BACK ROW, L-R: Kevin Wright, Tom Carle, Ray Gee, Dan Green, Burr Warne, Coach William Beston. Won O, Lost 15 wrestling matches 163 FRONT ROW, L-R: Larry Wantuck, Kurt Mohney, Tony Hranek, Scott Makela, Tom Worhach, Rick Avis, Mike Darcangelo. BACK ROW, L-R: Bob Guardi, Pat McManus, Bill Lobdell, Dave VanWoert, Tom Welch, Dave De- Castro, Coach Ed Daub. Missing: Pete Reese, manager; Gary Gnall; Mark Rogers. Won 14 lost 8 First baseman Tom Welch was the most valuable player on coach Ed Daub's baseball team, with catcher Mark Rogers the top hitter with his .407 average. Both made first team all-regional. It was Rogers! second consecutive year batting over .400 while Welch batted .397 and drove in a team-leading 24 runs in 22 games. Larry Wantuck was the top pitcher with a 5-2 won-lost record and a 1.94 earned run average. Dave VanWoert was 4-0 for the season and Bill Lobdell, a fine prospect, 2-3. Rogers is the only senior of the above-mentioned five. 164 Won 7, lost 3. Bob Russell, Chuck Novitske and Bob Zareski were the top three players on the golf team, which suffered two of its three losses in tight matches--losing one by two strokes and another by nine. L-R: Steve Hemenway, Dan Wahila, Bob Holst, Chuck Novitske, Advisor, Dick Baldwin, Bob Eldred, Bob Russ- ell, Bob Zareski, Dave Ligas. oolf 165 166 L-R: Coach Oz Winters, Randy Fortran, George Cummings, Chris Kelley, Bob Rosics, Rick Heichemer, Dave Marca, Scott Smith, Rich Zemek, Jim Judski, and John Swertfager. REGION TT : TENNIS 4 j 4] trourney MAY 18-19 | Promotion of the Region III Tournament at Broome Community College. Won 14 dual matches, lost 0. This is the fifth con- secutive year that the tennis team was undefeated in dual competition and runs the unbeaten streak to 56 matches in succession. The tennis Hornets under coach Oz Winters won their fourth regional title in a row, and then posted their best record ever there. They finished 11th in the 36-team field. Pres. Smith Congratulates Bob Rosics on his tennis success for winning the Regional Tournament. Soon Oa = aQa=-— The B.C. C, Riding Team has done very well this past year considering the fact that they have only been in existence two years as a club and one year as an intercollegiate competitor. Our region consists of 14 schools (Region I) wh ile Region II has over 30 schools, Both are members of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association. Most of these schools are four year colleges and are from the North-Eastern United States including such schools as Bucks County, Adelphi, U. of Mass., William Paterson, U.S, Military Academy, several SUNY schools, Ithaca College, St. Lawrence Uni- versity, and Bennett College. B. C,C,'s Riding Team has compiled an impressive record while using horses from one stable in the area. These horses do not belong to team members which makes their achievements even greater. L-R: a coach from a competing school, Steve Clark, Nanci Novak, Barb Dobrinski, Nancy Montague, Denise Paukett, and Helen Tainter. 1972-73 Record of the B.C.C. Riding Team First show--St Lawrence University--Grand Champion (First Place) Second show--Bennett College--Third Place Third show--St. Lawrence U, --Third Place Fourth show--Bennett College--Reserve Champion (Second Place) Fifth Show--Lake Erie College--Grand Champion Team members are: Barb Dobrinski, Denise Paukett, and Steve Clark, all freshmen; Car- lene LeBous, James Murray, Helen Tainter, Nanci Novak, and Nancy Montague, seniors. Individual accomplishments in the region are: Steve Clark--highest total points over fences, Nancy Montague- -second highest over fences, and highest overall, Nanci Novak--second highest points on the flat, and Helen Tainter, third highest on the flat. Steve Clark This record gave our team the Reserve Team Championship of Region II and Third Place of all schools in Regions I and II, Four of these team members qualified for the Individual Championships Inter-Regional Ride-offs on May 6 at Eastern States Exposition Grounds in Springfield, Mass. Steve Clark, Helen Tainter, Nanci Novak, and Nancy Montague had to ride-off in divisions of 25-30 riders. There were only seven members of our region qualifying for the championship ride-offs. All four of our team members made the grade which gave our school the greatest representation from our region. Nanci Novak won the Grand Championship in the walk-trot division. Nancy Montague placed as Reserve Grand Champion High Point Rider of the Year. Our team proved their equestrian ability consistently and often under trying circumstances. They have indeed sur- prised many people, both in and out of the horse world. The team also has a new advisor for next year, Mr. Fran Battisi. Anyone interested should see him. Barb Dobrinski Nancy Montague 167 i perrgne Ma Bala g Sa on Sag hae aR sii” ( SO ae x 7 Ye xe, nereasing its responsibi udent and commu e internal signs ae hee start eee into view--new ide bility as ‘being the of a successful college His thoughts and eoncepts are be- ginning to soe shape as many Dr. Smithseesa need anges that he feels will We feel that his in felt in nearly every dent life and in ther developme vilege to dedi Dorothy Turner, Administrative Assistant to the President Broome Community College Kraus, Secretary, Josephine Foundation te i? x He {i $i $y tie igh Edward F. Dougherty, Dean of Instruction Harvey Roehl, Administrative Dean Herbert L. Durst, Dean of the College QW £ 176 178 LOVE Love is not a bold but a cautious goal. Goals are to be sought after until achieved. Achievement is the most rewarding pleasure in life. The greatest pleasure in life is being loved. To be loved is thoughtfulness in life and self. Thoughtfulness is being kind and obeying your instincts. Instincts are inherent and foreseeing of sensitivity. Sensitivity is trustworthiness toward the ambitions of others. Trustworthiness can produce faith without doubt. Faith is the basis of a solid understanding between people. Understanding comes from dedication. Love is being dedicated and promising. Promising love is the hardest thing to do in this world. But the world will prosper with two more people deeply in love. Mel Johnson Remember Remember all those dreams so long ago, Remember sitting in the morning light Watching laughter in a radiant glow On walls, battling shadows till the night. Did you let the summer breeze turn pages In some pastel-colored wishing book; Did you let the tempest's dew-swept rages Entrap you as your very spirit shook? Remember the colored ev'ning voices, Remember sad and dreamy eyes Plagued by memories, long lost choices Reflected in the night's unchanging skies. So when life has its goldenhighways run, Remember quiet mornings in the sun, Gwen Vanda 179 co THANK YOU EACH AND EVERYONE ESPECIALLY karen, sam , sandy, mary lou, dave g., mike s., keith, tom, warren, barb m., mary, dennis, rick, tony 0o., bill m., dwight, gwen, vals., mel j., r. bruce mac gregor, mrs. p. snover, tony vlasak, marv behr, miss turner, roxanne gross, dean roehl, and mOay OU who go unnamed, I give you my thanks in knowing that you did Help even in the smallest way. TO MR.GR AY HILL JR. you're great thanks for everything Without you we couldn't have done anything at all in making a better yearbook for B, C,C, American Yearbook Company knows what it's doing by keeping you. Thanks again. I LOVE YOU ALL FOR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE, in closing: from the FULCRUM, May 24, 1973 If we never get a chance to see one another again, have a nice life. VERY SINCERELY YOURS, patricia arnoldine editor citadel 1973 183 From Fragments So from the bosom of darkness our days come roaring and gleaming, Chafe and break into foam, sink into darkness again. But on the shores of Time each leaves some trace of its passage, Though the succeeding wave washes it out from the sand. Longfellow Rs Sg, Sart A Pont | i A ‘ I) iP nal Dai iN 1 ai ‘i { Re Ay a) AA } er as AS t , “ie se 4 (aN) DR ee jig) aN Anan Wy ae is + fal iy % Me see WH F vit, ip Yem Ak its ; AVR ok Nee HRW