Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

Spike and Beginner Bob concentrates? Studious Students Bill Potter and Mary Williams ? ’s up, Tom What Jan Taylor eruseoene ACTIVITIES. ADMINISTRATION, ES HINALE oe AACS SN x Tt aS eee 4 ea set oa Linda says, ‘““What’s going on?” Abondon All Hope BRE Raton ee se aa Bite Hell's Little Acre seep rg tRNA NG AE la Leetawaer” - aa Leprechaun Gaffney one Face RR sisvsalamanton oF os TO OUR PIPE-SMOKING SCOT: R. Bruce MacGregor To speak softly, but with fortitude and dignity, To listen compassionately, but with depth in understanding, To be there when needed, but never when not, To smile through difficult times as well as good, To hold us together as one big happy family, With wife at side there is nothing that cannot be conquered. Mac, you are a unique man. May your enthusiasm last forever. Thank you for those years at B.C.C. You'll never know how much your presence has affected us, in a way we could never express. To a great man who will lead us forever in the ways of wisdom, life, compassion, and joy by just being. May you find smooth sailing always, especially through the pages of our 1974 yearbook, which we _ proudly dedicate to you— R. BRUCE MacGREGOR Mac and Caroline Hussing April 27, 1955 Marines beckon Mac 1954 Mac today... vey ga: B.: a. 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Now clas 7 instructor iendly Arthur Murr I am your fr Abeie, Ruth SC Adams, David CT Adams, Laura BT Adams, Nancy SC Adee, Kathy BT Affeldt, Margaret RN Ahrens, Terry LA Akulis, Thomas PE Alden, Melanie LA Allen, Cheryl XR Allen, Craig LA Allis, Brian ET Almy, Michael CT Ames, Christopher LA Amy, Catherine LT Andreas, Deborah LA Antal, Patricia SC Arasin, Denise LA. Arcangeli, Michael BT Armstrong, Dona LA Arnold, Marsha SC Arnold, Michael MT Arpante, Stephen LA Arthur, Denise SC Artim, Martha LA Aton, Mary LA Atwood, David BT Bailey, Allyson RN Balcom, Stanley CT Baldwin, Kimberly LA Balles, Mary MO Barbieri, Paul LA Barcak, John CH Barklow, B. BT Barron, Mary LA Barry, Johanna LT Bartholomew, Dan MT Bartlett, David BT Baumlin, John BT Baxter, Lawrence LA Bayliff, William ET Beauter, Sandra RN Becker, Barbara BT Beckham, Terry LA Beckwith, Mernie BT Beebe, Eric BT Beebe, Nancy DH Behr, Richard BT Bell, Susan RN Belleman, Christopher PE Bennett, Debra RN Bennett, Michael ET Bensley, Michael CH Bernardini, David ET Best, Christopher ET Best, Diana RN Biller, Michael LA Bilis, Roger LA Bismark, Karen LA Blakeslee, Joann RN Blazey William LA Blenco, Edwin BT Bliss, Joanne MO Blodgett, Mary RN Blunden, Cynthia DH Bogart, Maria LA Boigeol, Arlington RN Bolson, John BT Bolton, Mary MT Bomysoad, Patricia RN Bouck, Maureen LA Bowen, Carol LA Boyce, Eric BT Boyd, Raymond RN Boyer, Rosemarie LA Brace, Cathy MO Brandt, La Rue RN Brearley, Robert LA Brennan, Ellen RN Brentari, Leah RN Brewton, Yvette RN Briggs, David CT Brigham, Christopher ET Brill, Donna RN Briscoe, Mary LA Brodbeck, Gary XR Brooks, Mary RN Brown, Charles LA Brown, David LA Brown, Janice SC Brown, ferry BT Brown, S. MO Browne, Denise LA Browne, David LA Brundage, Linda LA Buccasio, N. LA Bucer, L. LA Buchel, Johanna BT Bucher, Mark LA Bucher, Stephen PE Buchinsky, Laurie DH Buczek, Mary SC Bundy, William LA Bunzey, Michael RN Burczak, Michael BT Burke, William LA Burnett, Betty RN Burnett, Debra LA “NI Burns, Joseph LA Burrell, Steven ET Burshnick, James LA Bush, Jeffrey CT Butler, Jonn LA Cahill, Richard BT Caletka, Debra SC Campbell, John CH Campbell, John BT Campbell, Marilynn MO Campbell, Michie RN Campion, Laure! LA Campo, Gary PE Canale, Therese LA Canfield, Rick BT Cann, Robert BT Capani, Dennis LA Capani, Helen LA Carey, Patricia LA Cargill, Robert BT Carpenter, Gregory CH Carpenter, Nancy RN Carr, Daniel BT Carr, Patrick BT Carris, George LA Cartor, John BT Cary, Richard ET Caywood, Denise SC Cenova, David LA Centini, Angela DH Chalachan, Richard ET Chang, Grace BT Chantler, Lynn DH Chermak, Lisa BT Chernak, Frank LA Choquette, John MT Chudacek, Thomas BT Ciganek, Sandra LA Clark, James LA Clark, Lynette DH Cleary. Robert BT Clune, Nancy LA Cole, Kenneth BT Cole, Keven LA Coleman, John LA Coleman, Terry PE Coletta, Anthony BT Collins, Patrick LA Collins, Sandra BT Colman, Claudia LA 80 Colwell, Marylee LA Comerota, James LA Conboy, Leo ET Conklin, Janet LA Conklin, Robert LA Conion, james BT Connell, Michael PE Conner, David LT Connolly, James LA Conte, Thomas BT Cook, Kenneth BT Cook, Linda LA Cook, Nancy LT Cook, Phyllis SC Corbett, Tara MR Corey, Gary BT Corrigan, Joseph BT Cotcamp, Diane LT Cotter, Susan LA Covert, Brenda SC Covert, Scott BT Cowan, R. David BT Craver, Debbie BT Cromer, Frederick MT Cuff, Jerlyn LA Cunningham, Harold RN Currier, Kathleen XR Curtis, Autumn LT Dailey, Kevin BT Damiano, David LA Danelli, Henry LA Darcangelo, Deborah MO Darcangelo, Ronald PE Darling, Diane LA Daubenmire, Robyn LA Daverin, Marion LA Davey, John LA Davies, Kenneth BT Davis, Jeffrey BT De Castro, Michael BT Decker, Carolyn CH De Gregorio, Roseanne LA Dellario, Gina MO De Money, Rosemary RN Dempsey, M. SC Dennis, Robert XR Derzanovich, Paul BT Dervay, Robert LA Derkach, Deberah BT Desjarlais, John LA 81 Deskur, Andrew PE Dezzutti, Terry LA Dibler, Karen BT Dillon, Elizabeth LA Di Lorenzo, Benedict BT Diorio, Sandra XR Dirlam, Thomas LA Di Serio, Rebecca SC Dobish, jerry BT Dobrovo!sky, Suzanne MR Badge, Stephen BT Doll, N. DH Donholt, Elaine LA Donion, Eileen LA Donnelly, Joseph LA Donnelly, Maureen LT Donovan, Robert CT Donovan, Jamies LA Bonovan, Mary LA Dopp, David PE Doris, Dennis PE Dorner, Patrick PE Dougherty, Colleen LA Dow, Diane SC Drake, Deborah LA Driscoli, Donald CT Ducanis, John BT Duffy, Paul BT Dundon, Gary LA Dunn, Vici LA Dunphy, Robert BT Dupree, William CT Durbin, Diane LA Durgin, David LA Dwyer, Daniel LA Earl, Diane RN Eaton, Debra MO Edmister, Patricia LA Edson, Wiliiain LA Edwards, Jonathan BT Edwards, Scott PE Eggleston. Bernard BT Seidman, T. 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Stewart LA Genung, Sande LA Gevert, Beverly RN Gialanelia, Linda RN Gibbons, Mary MR Giblin, Daniel BT Giblin, J. Fredrick BT Giblin, Lizanne LA Giblin, Margaret LA Giblin, Timothy PE Giles, Dale ET Giovinazzo, Michael BT Gitcheli, Dale LA Glover, Joseph LA Gnall, Linda LA Gnippez, Sheryl SC Gocel, Lorraine SC Gcetz, Larry Golden, Earl LA Goldenberg, Cecile LA Goldman, Rick LA Goltry, Karen MR Goodrich, Sharon BT Goodwin, David PE Gora, Diane LA Gordon, Robert CH Grab, Michael LA Graham, John MT Gray, Constance BT Greene, Fredrick LA Greene, Eric LA Greenman, Robert BT Gregory, Dana RN Gregory, HeatherCH Groover, John CH Guerrero, Rafaei ET Guinther, Lorrie LA Gummoe, Kathryn BT Gunther, Mary DH Guzzey, Richard BT Hackett, James BT Hagen, Patricia LA Haines, Richard BT Hall, Randy LA Halliday, Ricky SC Hallock, Constance SC Halpin, Donna SC Hamarich, Mark PE Hamzik, Edward LA Handy, James ET Hanifin, Rosemary RN Harbachuk, Lorraine LA Hare, Clyde BT Harper, Neil LA Harris, George BT Harris, Robert ET Harrison, Kim LA Harviila, Michae! 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LA Heinz, Carolann BT Henderson, Daniel LA Herman, Clifford RN Herman, Rachel RN Herzig, John LA Hess, Erich CT Hibbard, Karen LT Hickling, Timothy BT Hickox, Joyce SC Hidock, Therese BT Hill, John LA Hill, Nancy LA Hillis, Jill BT Gaetano, Deborah LA o1 Hiser, Michael LA Hiti, Eileen SC Hiznay, Kevin LA Hojsik, Robert LA Holleran, Helen SC Holleran, Matthew ET Hollister, Judith SC Holowinski, Stephen PE Holzauer, David LA Homa, Jo Anne LA Hopkins, David CH Hoster, John LA Houghtalen, Thomas LA Houlihan, John ET Houlihan, Melanie LA Hovancik, Theresa SC Hranek, Michael CT Hritcko, John PE Hughes, Donna LA Hughes, Keith LA Humphries, Mark BT Hunter, Kevin BT Huntley, Gary BT Hurdum, Fredric ET Hutchings, Gary LA Ingraham, Brian LA Ireland, Janet RN Irish, Stephen BT Jackson, Ronald LA Jacob, Jeffrey LA Jacobs, Karen RN james, Alan BT James, Margaret SC Jamison, Jim LA Jantz, Thomas BT Jenson, Darryl LA Jobsin, Vickie RN Johnson, JoAnn RN johnson, Joyce RN Johnson, Linda BT fohnson, Otto RN Johnson, Peggy LA Jones, Diane MO Jones, Doug BT Jones, Sharon RN Jones, Stephen LA Joseph, David BT Judge, Catherine RN jurewicz, Christine DH Kachmar, Karen Ann RN Kaminski, Kathleen LT Kaminsky, Kathleen MR ae. ae Photographer Tony Vlasak Kane, Joseph LA Kane, Michaela Ann MO Kankus, Roxanne LA Kavulich, Robert LA Kaye, Marjorie LA Keane, Stephen LA Kearley, Charles LA Keefer, Dawn BT Kellam, Drusilla SC Kelly, Karen SC Kelly, Mary SC Keaderes, Kathleen SC Kenien, Carol Ann BT Kennedy, Frederick LA Kennedy, Harold LA Kennicutt, Thomas BT Kent, Concetta RN Keppler, Stephen BT Kermidas, Margaret LA Kerrigan, Kathleen SC Kicinski, Patricia LT Kiley, Mary Patricia LA King, Randy PE Kinsley, Jaime BT Kintzel, Michael XR Kircher, Judy SC Kircomeier, Diane SC Klarmann, Ruth MR Kloda, Robin BT Klohr, Teresa LA Kiossner, Wayne MT Klym, Michael MT Koch, Nancy SC Koffel, Donna CH Kohles, Edward BT Kolb, Norma LA Kollar, Mary LA Kolly, M. SC Konrad, Paul LA Kopal, David PE Kopka, Sandra LA Korchak, Robert BT Kasick, Mary RN Kotchick, Karen DH Kovacik, Guy LA Krajcsik, Susan DH Krivyanik, Cynthia LA Krumins, Rita RN Kuklis, Carcle Ann LA Kulas, Thomas LA Kump, Helmuth ET 87 Kunkle, Robin LA Kurtzner, Susan BT Kvasny, David BT La Barron, Patsy LT Labosky, Jane LA Labrosse, fanice SC Lainhart, Karen DH Lambrinos, Carol LA Lamphere, Sylvia SC Lane, Kim Marie SC Lane, Michael CT Lane, Suzanne SC Langevin, John LA Laskowski, D. 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The HUMAN Chain? The Pines 107 PAioes Kae oy it tt ory ste, AAT Sa a tei atl weer: Re RTT meget: i saeco a . sam eenginisthenentts Se RT ERE. ——s et Che hh ae aaa FALL WEEKEND: SEMI-FORMAL us ye ENT. iT cs] This is a college’ . And in this hand I have a nine Barbershop quartet minus one i win, I win, pay me Gotta watch these slick dealers. ft NX Dem dry bones need help. Hey man, That’s my money. We gotta stop meeting like this. BLUE MAX AIRBORNE EE PEOPLE TR WTI ay ieee = am rr] OC Zz O O iat i FORMAL BMI- 5 2h 4, NRA LS, Be i gia bh aX ye Wag se ae tg ipa AN ! Gotcha, Rog okay huh! Westgate ing’s Everyth ie and Clyde Bonn I want my dungarees! happy couple The Table for eight please! The light drinkers table Pep Ta me enh i se Happy foursome Smile you're on ‘‘Citadel” Camera our husbands We lost ic 1974 icon ing P Young Love The Three Musketeers Spr =| cm) joe ° 2) v Psst! Your fly ge truck eta Bev world The line-up ek CPO hioe aes Te OTRANGE HAPPENINGS Al Be GG: rs INTE ROME Wnt attitll rit ABUT We AUT Te Why is everyone staring at us? , nar e he hein SYS Aa ese anonsa Eight bal! in corner pocket 124 Enter at your own risk Peri eee BANQUE 125 SEI OO TORRES si A twist here, a turn there Bob hands loot to Mrs. Snover 2 Ae © AS. = 4% i) i=) ‘= se] o. a = ow cat eo =i n : = ° i= : at) = Nn E ie D s 3 ® o £ © ®o a o a = = 2 pel oS 9 6 oS 474 o 5 Q ao °o = [ea 2 | 5 S Lo wa no} a co 2 = Se ine} S 2 : = a j e + , o ise] o = re =| = 34 ¥y E ri Fs 3 —_— alate aa 1974 SENATE Treasurer — Dave V. President — Dennis President — Al Secretary — Brenda Social) Activities Chairman — Bob This can’t be Doug Garner — Senate Advisor 128 Here come the Candids! If you’re not here it’s because you go to class! Cs A time to listen I'll drink to that Union employee watches her domain Hunger strikes again -winks _ i=l o nl 2) o Go Oo a) Oo oO ne} oe ss] jaa) hungry students Buddy watches the action hner leads pop-cora brigade Kars¢ = ig ae up, Scott is still standing Linda’s smashed again. Vis ef iS oh Naa Nyon iA? Meat aes Smile, it won't hurt. Hey, I’ve been robbed Debbie Drake — concentration plus! Senate President and outgoing Treasurer Keep your eye on the ball. Oh, Baby! sate i Rlreres w 4o% sete h ARTEL LLLP HE AP 1. oe ak aR Are they really going to class? You sly dog, you! , sie eB mah SARE Kas Union employee hard at work Aa a ater hero ; t . Judi shys from Belt buckle in side pocket? oare econo Lounge area you're on Candid Camera ile, Sm k crum editor Svate New Ful ? e really do study here You mean peop! TE W . Motley C S Citadel Roll another What a Mess! Yeah Kevin! aisicteon e re ‘Ea OE — Spa rc we u ‘ rt PAV Doyo, veTaas POR COMPLETE CAUL 9- 6401 i198 16s 72 ! All spruced up rts thrill everyone Our conce Sitting pretty? Could you lend us a hand? eri. Say cheeseburger, T o around. ils away. s enough to s 3 : Q iT o x = Relax, there Two girls for every guy. One of Tony’s girls? Raymond’s girl Ames gets one more for the road. pe eo he Union pool shark I feel headache 423 coming Wan % bates keer t es a Pe ae wah aahe a e eee ean a | i z Pisgpae riod a .. ‘ Ht ¥ ee ; Ma Sharp asst at e's 0:06 8 eevoeven ‘ ‘ Bee as ar) . wy F ips Sky ry YA 057 Ms i Atl it ch ee ae 008, yu 7) : ‘ Fide apes fe jropintd eeeeoeeee08 fein eg ‘ 150-151� 166-167 E 161 Wes eit Ar vA We (of ade WRESTLING SCHMIDT PLACES IN REGIONALS The Broome wrestlers had one of their most successful seasons. After fighting through two consecutive winless seasons previous, this year’s squad scored eight team victories in twenty-two matches, Coach Bill Beston was forced to work with all the problems a wrestling coach could. Including the usual inexperience and injuries; the coach had trouble filling weights with “true wrestlers.” The three most dominating wrestlers on this years squad were Al Schmidt, Mike Clapper, and Dave Ballard. At the 126 pound class; Schmidt posted a 10-1 record in dual meet competition. He also placed first in the Keystone Invitational Meet and was third in the regionals. Dave Ballard in the 158 pound class was devastating with a 17-4 dual meet record. His eighteen pins in dual meet corm- petition in his two years at Broome is a new school record. The other member of the trio is Mike Clapper. Mike was 13-3-1 in wrestling at the 142 pound weight class. Unfortunately Mike’s rib injury kept him out of regional competition. The season was also highlighted with Schmidt and Clapper placing on the JUCO “Academic All-American” Team. The unnarned wrestlers in this article showld be given a bulk of the credit for without their efforts, the team would have failed. This year’s wrestling team was indeed a successful one. 1973-1974 WRESTLERS Rick Goldman Al Schmidt Bill Heath Larry Roma Mike Clapper Cliff Herman Dave Ballard jim Pierce Tom McLain Tom Carle Bob Shuta Mike Burezak reaN ol © GOLF BROOME CINDERELLAMEN TOUGH IN REGION Coach Richard Baldwin was blessed with a crew of true golfers this season. The Golf team, which per- haps had it’s best season ever, went undefeated in dual meet competition and placed second in the sub regional competition. The team then ventured into the regional finals only to lose after the results of a poor first round. The players fought back and finished among the top five teams. The key strength of the team’s successful record was the all around team depth. The team’s consistency and the many out- standing individual performances pushed the team into post season competition. Outstanding perform- ances were exhibited throughout the season by Bob Russell, Bob Eldred, Bob Kolst, Barney Russell, and Bob Barden. Next year squad will definitely be re- spected by all foes after this season’s showing. 1973-1974 Golf Team CROSS COUN Ti. RUNNERS HAVE PROMISING SEASON This year the completely freshmen laden team exhibited what team spirit really is. Last year the team disbanded because the team lacked determined runners. This year under new coach Keith Hartman; the team has molded into a potential power of the future. These harriers were definitely “green” this year but a blossoming future is in sight. The most impressive runner of this year was Tim Hickling. Against Monroe CC, Hickling broke the four and one half mile course in 28 minutes and 14.7 seconds establishing a new course record. Other impressive run- ners who exhibited potential were Bob Cargill, Mike McNally, and Mike Clapper. Perserverance, hardwork, pride, and every day ritual of running the slopes of the Broome Campus may provide the necessary impetus to push this group of athletes into the winning habit. 1973-1974 Cross Country Team CLUB SPORTS EQUESTRIAN BETTY DILLON THIRD IN NATIONALS The riding team closed out another fine season with three riders being invited to regional competition. The three riders, Liz Giblin, Denise Paukett, and Betty Dillon, took seventh place with 14 points in competition. The competition was won by St. Lawrence with 26 points. A strong individual performance was put in by Betty Dillon who qualified for national competition with a first place in the walk trot center competition. At the National Intercollegiate Horseshow competition at Bucks County Community College; Bet- ty turned in another fine performance by finishing third in the Same category. Overall it was a good year for one of the few college riding teams that doesn’t have it’s own stables. TRACK BAO LI AORTA GS THIRD IN REGION The Broome Track Club sent a seven man team to the regionals at Morrisville this year. The team included Ray Lia, Tim Hickling, Tom Lawson, Al James, Bill LaRose, Dave Holzhauer, and John Robolotti. The team is still in the developing stages and will continue to grow if interest continues. This season was highlighted by the achievement of a third place finish for Ray Lia in the regionals. This year’s performances displays the fact that we have quality personne! to support a team. 153 ie CONGRATULATIONS COACH BALDWIN AND ALL THE HORNET TEAMS ON VICTORY 600 LEE STRUBECK RECEIVES ALL AMERICAN HONORABLE MENTION BASKETBALL “We'll probably be a good strong club by the time the end of the season rolls around.” Indeed Coach Baldwin was right as the inexperienced Hornets won their last nine games before losing to Niagara CC in the regional finals. This season will probably be one of the most memorable for Coach Baldwin and his team. As the team lost more games during this season than any other before; this was the year of the fighting Hornet. While stinging powerful Westchester, Ulster, Brandywine, Monroe, and previously unbeaten North Country with losses. The hornets were plagued with a pair of losses against quick New York City CC and a trio of three losses to powerful Niagara CC; which included the defeat received in the Regional championship. As the frontiermen’s coach said of beating the Hornet's three times; “it’s just unbelievable.” The Hor- net’s captain and leading scorer was Lee Stru- beck. With his eighteen points per game average and his habit of listening in on the opponent's strategy meetings during a game was enough to drive any coach to respect this athlete. Strubeck represented Broome on the Regional All Star team and also received an All American Honor- able Mention. Other seniors who dominated the Hornet scoring play were Kurt Storm and Bil! Kenville. Rounding out the starting five were freshmen Ollie Savage and Sonny Gooden. Broome’s strong bench was represented by freshmen “Blue” Tomesheski, Steve Keane, Don Barvinchak and Glenn Hampton. Without the enthusiasm and color exhibited by the other players as “Streaking” Joe Dundon, “Big Bird” Steve Hemenway, “Radar” Mark Wrigley, and “Super Spy” Ken Thompson; the season would have never succeeded. first row, (left to right): Coach Richard Baidwin, Ken Thompson, Lee Strubeck, Steve Keane, “Blue’’ Tomesheski, Assistant Coach Jim Caverly. second row: Bill Kenville, Mark Wrigley, Joe Dundon, Steve Hemenway, Ollie Savage. third row: Kurt Storm, Glenn Hampton, John Bowen, Sonny Gooden, Don Barvinchak, manager Chris McMahon. BROOME PLACED SECOND IN REGION BN : SESS Sotraetitice Flnmg cotta a s strategy Coach use les er dribb 1 t il M ir QO o na eo) a n o 2) o a oO pany ° jets) oH ® ep) Which way did it go ht for jump-ball 18 F WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL This year’s Basketball team sported a 5-2 record for the season. The newly formed team was coached by Wes Van Dunk of the counseling center. The team captain Teri Mill- er led the girls in scoring followed by Sue Sergott, Renée Quick and Linda Stockbridge. The girls formed a balanced attack and played well together for the first time on a Var- sity Basketball team. - COBLESKI 44 eee! ao¥ L to R. Coach Van Dunk, K. Patinka, T. Miller, L. Stockbridge. 2nd row: M. Gaffney, L. Coles, M. Williams. 3rd row: R. Quick, B. Mitchell, K. Kaminsky. 4th row: DB. Warner, S. Sergott; Absent: R. Havel, B. McAndrew. kwise from top: L. Thornbladh, K. Conlon, L. Root, D. Korutz s1LOG (Co-Captain), K. Malinak, K. Throup, B. Shupa, D. Eaton, N. Mack, T. Lobacz (Co-Captain), C. Heichemer, B. Reynolds Missing: M. ds Ford (Faculty Advisor) Broom tech’s team of Mary Kelly and Marlene Reynolds swept duos from Hudson Valley, Ful- ton-Montgomery, Mohawk Valley and Monroe here yesterday to take overall honors in the 1973 Region 3 Girls Tennis Tourna- ment. Monroe won the team title, shading Hudson Valley though point totals were unavailable. Broome didn’t enter a full team. Marlene Reynolds, Mary Kelly (Regional Doubles Champs), Renee Quick, Karen Patinka (Capt.), Linda Sames, Coach Rossiter G ‘ Whee unsibnener rik yt ae a scaled pn 1 a it ia na BD nif i A i F , ‘i 4 ; Oe Cua ay ahr a Se ae Onn een Doubles Champs vs. Singles? BJ. and Mary Renee Quick TENNIS HORNETS UPSET IN REGIONALS The tennis team struggled through a rough season this year. It’s hard to consider a year with only one loss in dual meet competition, a second place team finish in the region, and one of their players reaching the nationals a disappointing season. But with the Broome’s reputation of being the top tennis school in region and the great accumulation of consecutive wins in dual meet com- petition was bound to be challenged. The problems that fell on this year’s team were of a great assortment. The first blow occurred when a conflict between, number two man, Scott Smith and Coach Winters resulted with Smith leaving the team. The loss of number one man Bob Rosics during mid-season due to injury challenged the freshmen contingent of this team. Then the squeaker against powerful Mohawk Valley plus an 8-1 pounding from the Colgate Frosh broke Broome’s winning streak. These were only a few matters that pressured this team. Overall Bob Rosics fought off his injury to win the regional single championships only to lose again as last year to the number one seed in the nationals. A very encouraging note was the play of freshmen Doug Jones during the season. The team went on to win in the sub- regionals at Erie North but was surprisingly dethroned by Mohawk Valley here in the finals. Joe Wasielewski, Nick Santacroce, Mark Humphries, and Ed Matyas must be cited for their steady play. With only two of this year’s squad graduating; the team will be definitely strong again next year. Are the Hornet’s losing their sting in regional tennis? ROSICS REGIONAL SINGLES CHAMPION 162 1973-1974 Tennis Team oxSaoed TEbisis eeheeeeet x reds tee oO ees 163 SOCCER The soccer team, headed by their new coach, Bill Davenport, didn’t do too well this year. Although the tearn was composed mainiy of freshmen, there were four re- turnees. The front line was all freshmen and a freshman also took over the job of goalie. Coach Davenport feels defense is the key to a team’s success. 1 wonder where he got that idea from? Anyway, its the truth and hopefully next year the team will im- prove over this year. First Row (Left to Right): R. Bennett, R. Wheeler, E. Warner, R. Seniska, C. Putrino, R. Dennis, G. Tagliaferri, W. White, J.Schutzer, F. Martin. Second Row: Coach Davenport, ]. Butler, G. Cummings, T. Beckman, T. Corcoran, M. Sonko, T. Schmitt, G. Thayer. Row Three: C. Kuligowski, B. Dervay, M. Vanrijt, G. Molessa, L. Raychel, D. Evans, S. Sutherland, M. Spring. vA HED Hair Caer ba Uh liebe aah aes TEL put ee Mig echt o) I, asantths WRAL I Coe “Defeat is not the worst of failures. Not to have tried is the true failure.” George Edward Woodberry VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Broome C. C. women’s field hockey team fielded a 7 loss — 1 tie record this year. The leading scorers were Debbie Woodley, Mindy Gaffney and Alice Dohnalek, all of whom depart this year. Mary Williams, captain of the team had an outstanding year as goalie. Her percentage of saves were usually 75% per game. Coach Rossi- ter’s main objective was to teach the girls to work together and over-all, to have fun. This may have accounted for Broome’s only tie game ever. Perhaps the remaining soon to be seniors of the team will win one next year. A woman vs woman race ey nwt i: elas retinas Soho Metin an Se. mn’ ESezaneesee ers ro ee Pie L to R: Linda Glover, Mary Jean Williams (Captain), Mindy Lou Gaffney, Linda Coles, Kathy Kaminsky, Debbie Van Tassell, Alice Dohnalek, Nancy Roach, Debbie Reynolds, Jill Rubin, Absent: Lisa Theodore, Debbie Woodley, Denise Paukett, Ruth Christensen i fis, bis a. ditt. at AB ee Hae i ay ' Wits, ’ 4 “i ' age Bis a a ie) ARR ayy nent e aap Y + Reynolds backs up Rubin Cobleskill evades Broome defense Broome observes before reacting VOLLEYBALL Third Place Tournament Winners The women’s varsity volleyball team completed its season with a 2-0 win over Jefferson Community College. The record becomes 4 wins and 5 losses overall for the season. Three of BCC’s defeats were at the hands of Corning Community College, Auburn Community College, and Hudson Valley who later went on to participate in the Regionals. December 1 found the volleyball team at Cobleskill participation in their annual tournament. At the conclusion of the tournament Hudson Valley received the first place trophy, Morrisville second place, and Broome third place. The other participating colleges were Cobleskill, Dethi, and Schnectady. Williams tries for another point 168 Top: L. to R. Renée Quick, Linda Coles, Mary Williams, Pat Barnum, Debbie Reynolds, Coach Rossiter, Denise Gervais, Co-Captains: Rita Havel, Teri Miller Serve it Renée 169 BASEBALL This year’s regional championship baseball club was probably the strongest team Broome has ever had. Solid is the only word to describe the overall team. There were no definite weaknesses in the fielding, hit- ting, or pitching of the team. Hitting consistency, de- fense par excellence, and clutch pitching performances are only some of the basic characteristics of this year’s squad. The Hornet's exhibited a team batting average of .317, which is awesome to opposing pitchers. Leading the batting brigade was Dave Dopp with a total of 19 hits, 12 RBI's, and an average of a stinging .413. Hot on his heels were Dave Kopal with 21 hits, 12 RBI’s, and an average of .368; Mike Donnelly with 17 hits, 12 RBI’s and supporting an average of .309; and Larry Wheelock batting a healthy .376 with 18 hits and 12 RBI's. The supporting cast includes Paul Rappa with 20 hits and an average of .317; Tony Hranek with a .315 average and Pat McManus with a .341 batting average. Paul Rappa was also responsible for stealing 20 bases and leading the club in runs scored. Leading the team in home runs and RBI’s was Tom Welch. The pitching corps were also responsible for the 16-2 win and Joss mark. The pitching staff included the likes of blue chip Cardinal draftee Bill Lobdell, (5-G) (48 strikeouts), Larry Wantuck, (4-0) (45 strikeouts), and Dave Van Woert (3-1) which gave coach Daub a desirable starting staff. The bullpen was an- chored by Gary Gnall and Bruce Stanton. The Hornets swept the Regional Tournament in Jamestown and went to the District Finals only to be upset in the opening game. All team members were instrumental in the team’s success. a OER he “cost, 4 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Bot cap tetra garg in Py: Sa he See First row (left to right) — P. Rappa, L. Wheelock, D. Kopal, L. Wantuck, T. Welch, P. McManus, F. Chernack, M. Donnelly, G. Gnall, J. Clinton (manager). Second row — Coach Daub, M. Darcangelo, T. Hranek, D. Dopp, J. Hien, T. Dezzutti, B. Lobdell, B. Stanton, D. Van Woert, D. Farrel], R. Avis, and C. Kuligoski (trainer) Ae LI tS a ced PSs Good catch, Barnum. Back: C. Pavlisak, Coach Rossiter, D. Reynolds, B.J. Reynolds, D. Covert, V. Shuta Front: B. Chase, L. Coles, L. Stevens, R. Quick, D. Woodley Softball team in action Let me play or I'll take my ball. Don't go away mad, just go away 173 Reig fp nomen soi kta eS oll ras IN eet Watch out Al, here he comes. 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Mech. Civil Tech Ctr. Staff Thurston, DupIl. J E. Walsh, Mech. Tech. pores ten terns R. Weber, Alumni Staff we ZA 279 4 O05, D. Whittaker, Phys. Ed. Sandi Sestak, Phys. Ed. Raymond who? F .. € 197 ——— Ox. A s@ + Ryat. aed aN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ered PRA el oa pi. sa Its party time again Committee slogan “I'll drink to that” 200 Bob Supervises Garner FULCRUM campus newspaper ELF § KEEP THis PLAC Kim Zeiter — Layout Editor? More Fulcrum workers? iyers Perform at Norway é Pl HE MANDRAKE C wh BC THE GREAT RAG [4 Malle te lO eA te . Saw a pane ey te we és (i ERE 3 aetna © 203 CONVOCATIONS PRESENTS: MEMBERS OF THE PRISON REFORM COMMITTEE AT BROOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE sHOIR Bruce MacGregor 4s R B.C tor — IrTec D Let the good times roll” ‘6 ” 1eve 1n Music “T, I bel cae ” ce Silen ounds of S “ec ”Y “Love makes the world go round ” “All alone am I “HANDS ACROSS THE WATER” B.C.C. WELCOMES THE PARAIBA CHOIR The Paraiba Choir is under the direction of Arlindo Teixeira, who became ill and left the Choir in the capable hands of Mr. Clovis Pereira dos Santos. The Choir was on tour under the Lincoln Center international Choral Festival arrangement. The members of the Brazilian Choir spent several nights at the homes of students and faculty of B.C.C. On April 23rd the Paraiba Choir sang to a large audience in the gym. The Voices rang strong and beautiful and realiy gave us a _ marvelous performance. aS = ene IO ER Anyone care to Samba? Rhythm section “ke ; eat net fen eye Kaan) nila isan Rick Francesca swing with the beat h Take a bow Clovis = Camera Club — photo by John Young al Technology Chemic ) iness Club Bus ( CAMS Rifle Club ao) a, S OG i=} 3 4 Motorcycle Club 208 Art Club Instrumental Music 209 CIRCLE K | ADVISOR: ROGER MARION SERVICE ORGANIZATION Society of Manufacturing Engineers Civil Tech Ty 2.“ eee Sy alae taccarier tn SPONSORS PROJECTS LIKE: BLOOD DRIVES ' CHRISTMAS PARTIES FOR CHILDREN Circle K DENTAL HYGIENE CLINIC THE CUM CUES TORTURE CLINIC” Wow, she has a full set! Looking in the DH “Black Book” for another guinea pig? Hey Doc, see what I found? DH digging deep. DH searching for the unknown. ENCOUNTER GROU 9; @ i Finished! “Gold” bricking! Rooked! 214 Fly me, I’m Sandi Sees freeHg MEDICAL RECORD MEDICAL OFFICE PINNING Linda Glover finally made it! 218 Last few minutes with friends = wih ae : Girls listen intently to speakers } eM hich, w av now Liiary! vi JoeB Dowou temember what. Widogee”, itis Haare “Zipping up. forthe Veremony Rn ee a : i ota 9 } Ifowe newer Tae Hagain’ f tgs ; 2 2 Pee NAL ta 10 Aa RT ae ) hy si cel, tn ASU PPOs. « 7 be ale Sint oe 2: SAaCLD S — See ae = “3 ag tine pe ee = er ES eae gn ios = ere Re ee ee Se “: Be Sf = fen 7 i es ee ORE Te — A a asec ra ee = z Pon oes = at — aio Potion = A = - , Z = Pe ae fitn OS ee M ps nt rast te oe : as, Coors roe ants : Tpeiae ie bs 8 76 : pos : - Sateen Ted met. “3 Z ee Be ET alee ns ee haere age ee ett Pigic Se di pares a Z 7 as ee ct Ee aes : AS F 2 And: ie tion gilt. ‘or: ‘the. nifty gradua ut i eorla here they comin ‘are: } in Gane ‘My make me hme list. fee hth : pi Bass just’ hall an Mice. ea, ei ry Lit A a aes 4 tat hers Bae tacks ¢ EASY sbaledas's moves those: “Nios ndoa be Whi 1 fo make this Jeanie ; Tome weilon't ha material al Broome: Bots Feat Rts palnhy:t re, Wheres mine: Aiea ess ate ad still lon’ het is yet Pike ilea {ike ates TOOPSES Ge oss John Hensley, Photographer Dave Gardiner, Special Sections Sue Zakrevsky, Photographer THE 1974 BIG WHEELS OF THE YEARBOOK (We Kept it Rollin’) w Ceci Goldenberg, Sandi Tholen Dave Staff, Sports Ed. Mary Williams, Managing Editor 2 1) oO FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK I would like to say thanks to some very special people for helping me see this yearbook through. R. BRUCE MAC GREGOR — for all of the advice and assistance he gave me throughout the year. CAROLINE MAC GREGOR — for her help on the dedication and the cover. (Donating her skirt for the cause) MR. MRS. TONY VLASAK — for taking all of those valuable photos that our Photographers could not SEE to take. HOWARD HERZOG — for all of his enthusiasm and ideas even if we did not use all of them. MR. MRS. BILL CELANO — for being here when we needed you the most; checking correcting our layouts, and coming to our parties. PHYLLIS SNOVER — for all of the Quick-acting, Quick-typing emergencies she helped us through. TO MY STAFF — thanks people without you we would not have been able to have a yearbook — BUT I would still have my sanity. This yearbook was put together by some very hard working people. Without them I can honestly say that there would be no yearbook. Together we were able to cover most of the activities and events that took place on the campus this year. 1 feel that this is the best yearbook Broome Community College has ever had, and I hope that you feel the same way. I also want to wish Mary Jean Williams good luck as Editor-in-Chief of the 1975 CITADEL. I hope that her staff will be as great as mine. Karen L. Hansen Editor-in-Chief 1974 CITADEL Managing Editorship is a tough job on any yearbook staff. I now feel I can take this opportunity along with Karen to thank the various editors, our advisor, and our yearbook representative for a job well done. Mrs. Snover gets a big thank you for all she has had to cope with. The important thank you (outside of Senate and their funding), is to Karen Hansen for a job well done as editor-in-chief of the 1974 Yearbook. She has done an outstanding job of keeping our staff together for such a long period of time. Karen, thank you from the whole staff and me. Sincerely, Mary Jean Williams Managing Editor INDEX Activities Events 100-128 Coffee Houses 100-101 Fall Weekend 110-114 New Year's Eve Party 102-105 Pines 106-109 Senate Awards Banquet 125-128 Spring Weekend 120-123 Administrative, Faculty, and Staff 178-197 Clubs 200-215 Art Club 209 BCC Choir 205 BCC Players 202-203 C.A.M.S. 208 Camera Club 208 Chemical Tech. 208 Circle K etal Citadel 228-229 Civil Tech. 210 Convocations 204 Dental Hygiene Seniors 210 Environmental Action Club 210 Fulcrum 201 ].E.E.E. 209 Instrumental Music 209 Motorcycle Club 208 Outing Club 209 Paraiba Choir 206-207 Riding Club 208 Rifle Club 208 S.A.C. 200 Society of Manufacturing Engineers 210 Dedication 14-15 Finale 218-227 Graduation 220-225 Pinning 218-219 Senior Dinner-Dance 226-227 Freshmen 74-97 Memoriam 232 Seniors 18-73 Sports 148-175 WM. J. KELLER A DIVISION OF HERFF JONES t ) BUFFALO, NEW YORK, 14240 716-834-6600 . y S ; ; ’ oF ‘MECH. 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