Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

es ee spacer eeiemtn vend Sa ea == = Soe = = x = ROBERT PUFKY Hy) wi, Y, Pata) th} 4 j TITAN Hy) 1) ree rome (I) matty Cullen sing lanton, Nrit Un s k BRING BACK THE MEMORIES _ DEDICATION 6 FRESHMAN | 19 ACTIVITIES 47 SENIORS 71 SPORTS FACULTY CLUBS FINALE INDEX erent i acme BROOME’S DYNAMIC DUO Roger and Irene, you've been chaperones at many student functions. You have given a great deal of time and a part of yourselves for the students. When graduation forces us to depart, memories will part with us. Memories of your guidance, understanding, patience, and laughter. These will be some of the best memories we take with us. A diploma is only a piece of paper, but Roger and Irene, you're the friendship and leadership that will never tear or fade away with age. May those who come to Broome after us, learn to understand and appreciate you both the way we of the Citadel do. The Citadel Staff thereby dedicates a part of themselves to you through this small dedication in the 1975 Citadel. Roger, as a chaperone you're great You always bring your smiling face You better start slowing down You're wife can’t keep up with the pace The work you do for Circle K And the pleasure you give us at night At mixers and movies and semiformals Roger that make the Dedication about right. Irene you're like our mother, After the years it took to get away from the grasp of home life you put us back in the nook You're concerned about us I guess you always will be And when we graduate Perhaps then you'll set us free. see LAME DED IN Bes A Ww petasse” ta Asi t on “a neta ihm ak he ¥ ne oF wt pe Mretln Ny DAA Ae ALM s oe rage i HER 12 IENTATION ; gt Re TO aoe How do you spell gain? I should of sti ORIENTATION REGISTRATION z x 2 eh 393) ALIAS qapon guess ACTIVITIES FAIR The activities fair is held several weeks af- ter registration for the benefit of the freshmen. The majority of clubs and campus organiza- tions set up booths to solicit new members. Freshmen learn about the functions of these organizations at the fair and may choose to join any club or clubs they desire. Circle K draws crowd. Join John Young’s fan club. A safe canoe is a dry dock canoe. There goes another diet Freshman y TAIT Abbey, Dan Abdallah, Merry Aber, Pam Ackley, Mark Adams, Debbie Albrecht, Mark Albrechta, Robert Allen, Craig Allen, David Allen, Kathy A llis, Elaine Alton, Jean 4 Anderson, Kevin a ain. co SF ZETA y EIN ae tis ee Andrake, Bill “ ; Andrews, Gloria Angelo, Vicki Angevine, Jeffrey Albert, Mike Archie, Andrea Armstrong, Carson Arnoldine, Gary Athorn, Gillian Atwood, Charles Babcock, Colleen Baer, William Bailey, Richard Bakay, Michael Baker, Lori Balan, Philip Balch, Cathy Balcom, Richard Barba, David Barbier, Paul Barcak, Rosemary Barden, Richard Bardis, Mary Barlow, Wayne Barno, Mark Bartholomew, Ray Barton, Cynthia Lou Bates, Deborah Baumlin, John Baumlin, Ramona Baxendale, Albert Bazil, Cheryl Beach, Mike Beaudette, David Beam, Valerie Beaudette, John Beckham, Terry Bedford, Jeffrey Belensky, Kathy Bennett, Rose Benson, Nick a pet Ti vr 7rR __ Ei = E x tHE ey Nt )} ; et, : _ ome | ll Bentley, Carol Best, Grant Berg, Carolyn Bergmann, Victoria Berry, Robert Bespalko, Thomas Bevin, Rodger Betts, Richard Bezek, Barb Bezushko, George Biggs, Mark Bill, Rosemary Billings, Dennis Bishop, John Bizilia, Steve Blackman, William Blazo, Bruce Block, Bari Bodie, David Bodnar, Chris Bodnar, Lynette Bogart, Dave Bogdan, David Boglioli, Mark Bonham, Billie Jean Bonning, Harold Booth, Fred Boring, Thomas Borsellino, Daniel Bosket, Debra Boughton, Vince Bowen, Kenneth Bowen, Rebecca Bower, Vicki Bowers, Jeanine Bowman, Laura Boyce, Frank Boyce, John Bradbury, David Branick, Michael Brearley, Robert Brenchley, Sylvia Brice, Charles Bricker, Mark Briggs, Doug Briggs, Paul Brigham, Kraig Brindley, Barb Brink, Carl Brink, Randy Baka, Joseph Brink, Tim Brooks, Chris Brown, Dave Brown, Kevin 21 Brown, Randy Brown, Robert Brown, Timothy Brown, Wendey Brozaitis, Betty Bruet, Charles Brunig, Karl Bryant, Jeffrae Buccasio, Nick Bucciarelli, Eligio Buchel, Johanna Bucinell, Felix Buchinsky, Dave Buell, George Bukowski, Steven Bulger, Mary Bunts, Michael Bundy, Jean Bunnell, Kim Jay Bunzey, Michael Burrs, Gerrard Burshnick, James Burtt, Terry Bush, Kim Butler, Craig Button, Pat Byrne, Michael Byron, John Cacialli, Thomas Cahill, Philip Cahill, Robert Campbell, Ann Campbell, David Campbell, Ed Campbell, Kevin Canha, Steven Canniff, Richard Canny, Jerome Caporaso, Rudi Cary, Rodney Carle, Donald Carnright, Deborah Carr, James Carr, Paula Carris, John Carroll, James 22 a Cecnace,Dauid MR = ™ oa) i ae id es Ww. CE i Cereus, Sasa St = ee Carver, Dorothy Casey, Anne Castanzo, Christine Corderman, Catherine Caulfield, Steven Cawley, Patrick Celock, John Cernaro, David Cernek, Paul Cervini, Susan Chandler, Ron Chapman, Bob Chapman, Michael Chapman, Nolan Chase, Alan Chavez, Dennis Chen, Dennis Choquette, David Chubbuck, Mark Chupp, Linda Cicciarelli, Richard Ciere, Barbara Cimini, Juliette Ciotoli, James Cisz, Diane Clark, Karyl Clark, Kit Clark, Mark Clark, Mark Clarke, Antoinette Cleary, Tim Clementi, Paul Cliff, Lee Cline, John Clinton, Audrey Clinton, Bill Clover, Thomas Coates, Michael Cobb, Elaine Coffey, Joseph Cole, Brenda Cole, Karen Colgan, Denise Colgan, Nancy College, Richard Colwell, Donna Combs, Mary Comfort, Paul Comerota, James Commisso, Joseph Conklin, Helen Conklin, Roger Conlon, Michael Connelly, Kathleen 23 Clark, Cathy Connelly, Tim Conrad, James Conroy, Debora Cook, Linda Cooke, Chester Cooper, Timothy Corey, Richard Corcoran, Daniel Corpron, Lori Coskey, Jo Ann Cotten, Bob Courtenay, James Covert, Ruth Cozza, Daniel Crandall, Jeffrey Crawford, Clark Crawford, Charles Crawford, Marcia Crescent, Pat Crittenden, Thomas Cromarty, Mary Crosby, Donald Cucci, Jim Cuddihe, Sharon Cumming, Jeff Curatolo, Celeste Curley, Michael Cusick, Michael Czekala, Valerie Dailey, Jack D’Angelo, Claire D'Angelo, Mary Dahulich, George Darelli, Dolores Darling, Pam Davis, Christina Davis, Debbie Davis, Deborah Davis, Jeanette Day, Diane Day, George Dawley, Katherine Dean, Lon Decker, Donald Decker, Marie Decker, Rex DeCotes, Gary Dedio, John DeDio, Sue 24 ‘ rachulk, Lert i a ’ ema — are BZA 4 es Ls PE OP A LE Deinhardt, Mark Dekar, Dave Dellarciprete, Maria DeLamarter, Jayne Demkovich, Dave Dempsey, Michael De Ninis, Ann Dennis, Robert DePersis, Mike DePue, Cynthia Lee DeRitis, Bruce Dexter, Charlene Diachuck, Irene Dibble, David Dickinson, Mark Di Fulvio, Mario DiLella, Suzanne DiLuzio, Kim Dingler, Craig Diaz, Hokie Dodd, Keith Dolan, Deborah Donahue, Liz Donholt, Elaine Donnelly, Ellen Donnelly, Jerry Donovan, Bob Donovan, Frances Donovan, Kevin Donovan, Marie Doolittle, Clyde Dorwart, Dennis Dotzel, Maureen Dow, Michael Downey, Deborah Doyle, James Drabo, Dorothy Drea, Joan Dressel, Dorothy Father Fred Pompei Driscoll, Timothy Drury, Barbara Drury, Thomas DuBrava, Cindy DuBrava, Rick Dudack, John DuFour, Barbara Dugan, Pat Dumesnil, Paul DuMond, Davir DuMond, John Dunhan, Bradley Dunlop, Thomas Dunn, Jerry Durkot, Beverly Dwornik, Ron Dukeman, Lori Jo Dyer, Kim Easley, Willis Eaton, Gary Eckenrode, Dennis Eckert, Jim Eddy, Raymond Edwards, Christine Edwards, James Edwards, Malvina Ehrets, Gary Eiche, Curt Eiehler, Eric Eldridge, Brian Elko, Karen Ellis, Charles Ellis, Clayton Ellis, Thomas Entwisle, John Erts, Elizabeth Esworthy, Joe 26 2EWz8 i FPING | i by) Mary 4 Ervine, Sandra Evans, Dave Evans, Virginia Eveges, Thomas Fabian, Timothy Fairbrother, Bob Fairbrother, Scott Stupid, Something Falkenberg, Karl Fallot, Kimberly Falvo, Michael Fanelli, Peter Fanning, David Faraldo, Laura Farrell, Walter Farrell, Donald Faulkner, Bob Fedish, Edward Feeko, Thomas Feheley, Mary Feheley, Patrick Fellows, Jeff Felo, Mary Ferguson, Catherine Feulner, William Ferraro, Sharon Ferrigno, Francis File, Judith Fischer, Maureen Fisher, Michael Fisk, Betty Fiske, Letricia Fitch, Lisa Fitzgerald, Kathy Fitzgibbon, Gary Fizette, Carter Fitzgerald, Maureen Fletcher, Jack Flynn, Kathleen Focardi, Jeffrey Foley, Gerald Foran, Michele a Forman, Eric Forney, Karen Foster, Carolyn Foster, Roger Foster, Steve Fox, Joan Frauenhofer, Christine Frederick, G. Comstock French, Lindsay Friend, Marjorie Frost, Dennis Frost, Mark Fucinato, Mark Fuller, Michael Funari, Anna Marie Gagnon, Alyson Gagnon, Marcia Gallagher, James Gallo, Mike Galloway, Cindy Gardner, Thomas Garfield, Gary Garrett, Bill Garrett, Jeffery Gasbarra, Pam Gaudet, Charles Gaul, Daniel Ford, Susan Geiser, Stewart Gennarelli, Patti Gentile, Sandra Giblin, Lizanne ab io L 4a, 2, Giblin, Martin a: , : disets ged | Giblin, Mary . Gibser, Fred Gilfillan, Joan Gilfillan, Kevin Gillard, Maureen Gimvert, Pam Gitchell, Timothy Glasser, Bernadette Glover, Loretta Gobany, Kathy Godbout, Mike Goetz, Larry Gofran, Lynne Goguen, Edward Gold, Ilene Goldenberg, Sue - 7 Goode, Bernie Goodman, Arthur Goodman, Robert Goodrich, Ed Gordineer, Dale Gorman, Dave Gorman, Elizabeth Gorman, Robert Gorton, John Gosney, Joanne Gray, Ann Graydon, Frank Green, Joann Green, Phil Greenwood, Sarah Gregory, Debra Grenchus, Susanne Grier, Don Griffin, Stephany Griffith, Perry Groff, Gordon Groover, Don Gross, Dick Guldenschuh, Anita Gunther, Curtis Gurley, Gisele Gustafferro, Joseph Guzzey, Rick Hagerman, Robert Hall, Charles Hall, Margaret Hall, Chris Hall, Brenda Hall, Michael Halliday, Randy Hamarich, Robert Hambalek, Jeff Hamlin, Deborah Hamlin, Michael Hamm, Debra Hanagan, Michael Hanley, Sue Hannon, AnnMarie Harendza, Lucille Harnett, John Harrison, Betty Harrison, Loretta Hart, Dorothy Hart, Jennifer Hart, John Hart, Kathy Harter, Tim Harting, Ronald Hartmann, Margaret Hartmann, Grace Hartman, Jerry Hartzell, Karen Hase, Richard Haskell, Judy Haskell, Robert Haskins, Patricia Hattala, Tina Marie Haus, Carl Haus, Chery] Lynn Hauver, William Havens, Janine Heath, Deborah Heim, Barry Henderson, Donette Henderson, Joyce 29 Henehan, Teresa Herbaugh, Kenneth Herbert, Glenn Herzig, John Heslin, Eugene Hess, Audrey Hess, Susan Hewitt, Cynthia Hickey, Mike Hierlwimmer, Debra Hill, Chris Himko, Joanne Hinman, Sharon Hoag, William Hoffa, Patricia Hoffman, Donald Hogan, Richard Holbrook, Michael Holland, Dorothy Hollenbeck, Michael Hollister, Judy Holoska, Paul Hoover, Roseanne Holt, Susan Holston, James Horinek, Pat Horvath, Forrest Houk, Michelle Hovanick, James Howe, Kevin Howe, Mark Howland, John Hranek, James Hriciga, Hal Hrostowski, Hank Hudak, Shirley Hudson, Stan Huff, Tim Hughs, Donna Huntington, James Husband, Roxanne Huson, William Hutchinson, Charles Hyde, Kevin Hyde, Howard Hyde, Richard Iannello, Charlene Iannon, Jeanne Iannone, Laurie Ihnot, Bob Inman, Bob Isaminger, Tom Ivory, Thomas Jackson, Barb Jackson, Linda lf = ; ‘Rudrey Sue Sn Fh re Was aU avs $ Ran AS = fea : aS | ec eN 4. 6OCOA a¥ wom A OS bs Bp pee i ya yi Fr, JER Lod n ) a My . aie: y py. tant OU NN Mam 790. aE. 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Wallen, Norman i — Walsh, Patricia P | j Zz WALSH PATRICIA 7 Waltersdorf, Robert auc OTE (CO yee Warner, George Warner, Gary Warner, Diane Warren, Deborah Warren, Mike Washington, Joe Wasielewski, Steve Wasser, Kevin Wasyliw, Zenon Waterman, Roxanne Watrous, Romaine Watson, David Watson, Tom Watson, Thomas Watson, Rosann Waytena, Karen Webber, Tom Webber, Anne Webster, Daniel Weiss, Jack Weisslender, Mark Welch, Cheryle Welch, Douglas 44 Oi eed “ied - 7 . oct SAS _ Welch, Terri Wellburn, Richard Wells, David Wells, Venita Wercholuk, Jerry West, Dave West, Laurel West, Larry Westfall, Gerard Weston, Peter Whalen, James Wheeler, Barbara Whelan, Kevin Whitaker, Tom White, Beth White, Doreen White, Francis White, Jacqueline White, Lynn Whitlock, Michael Whitman, Tim Whitney, Dana Wike, Thomas Wilber, Kristin Wilcox, Douglas Wilcox, Teresa Wilcox, William Williams, Bonnie Williams, Dan Williams, David Williams, Debbie Williams, Matthew Williams, Pat Williams, Pat Willaims, Mike Williamson, Jo Ann Williamson, Teri Wilson, Deborah Wilson, Lois Wojcik, Eileen Wolcott, Duane Wolf, Bill Wolfram, Karen Woods, Mary Wood, Michael Wood, Nancy Wood, Richard Wood, Terry Wright, Donald Wright, Donna Wright, Kimberly Wright, Louella Xlander, Fred Yacaginsky, Dave Yann, Peter Yenik, Matthew Yesensky, Gary Yetter, Garyl Yetter, Steven Young, Donald Young, Paul Zaic, Kathleen Zayac, Al Zebrowski, Sue Zembek, Kathleen Zemek, Michelle Zenzel, Gary Zimmer, Susan Zuhone, Karl Zweig, Jim Momodou, Ceesay Whi ‘ wN ) L i) PANE ACCIVAICILS FALL WEEKEND Fri. Nov. 1 Semi-Formal with DAYBREAK Sat. Nov. 2 Night at the Races Sun. Nov. 3 Fall Concert with MUDDY WATERS JUNIOR WELLS MIGHTY JOE YOUNG BUDDY GUY AND JUNIOR WELLS NIGHT AT THE RACES ee tae 48 Tony is a gambler at heart I'll take another hit | g ed ? a Sade 0 ts OP Yancey hides behind a woman’s skirt @ SEMI-FORMAL 49 Only 5 minutes to go BIG BLUES COMES TO BROOME Junior Wells FALL WEEKEND CONCERT ac) =) C —Q ac) i= CS 5 ° ) 2) — _ =} 2p M Muddy Waters Mighty Joe Young reflections Manuel snowplow Robbie rides again Live Entertainment Help me make it through the night Next victim, please Chris applies his light iques a a _ a 7 a iO BCC ice follies Watch out stomach here it comes BCC SOCIAL HOUR: MIXERS Ed, why is his hand on your shoulder Cheers! Mixer band sets the pace Students are packed like sardines at mixers The old bar got lost in the crowds v L. Pee sina CONVOCATIONS “ow Ce ; i ieee co DONKEY — BASKETBALL | GAME | LAUGHS, THRILLS =| AND SPILLS 2 THE CRAZIEST SHOW ON EARTH See Your Friends Ride F the Donkeys! i BMPR LN OE EN 4 beg STUDENTS VS. FACULTY RIL- FEB. 14 ——7:30 P, M.— DENT CENTER GYM PCC -. ORED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES, B.C. C, oe Sos $1.00 Adeanes oF $3.00 at Door - Adults $1.00 Advance or $1.00 at Door pa nen Leoverhtdanridemmtabiiiaaohantedocds tieameiaiotin The Collegiateers pregame warm-up Referee Reddig being unbiased, poses with Faculty. STUDENTS 22 FACULTY 16 wn court! Which way did they go? Andy applies brakes during game. 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Zz ® i o 3 Ga i) 8 ) Ga - = © =I a no) i=} o I found it. , | ) = BCC CHOIR sensi SOPRANO -— S. Beauter, D. Bennett, C. Berg, B. Block, D. Gaylord, S. Goldenberg, C. Hall, C. Hallock, K. Hammerly, J. Havens, D. Henderson, S. Hudak, L. Jackson, C. Kent, J. Kincer, D. Kloda, C. Kurosky, C. Manter, C. Parker, R. Pinckert, M. Rose, B. Senti, J. Snyder, J. Taylor, S. Tholen, N. Wood ALTO — N. Colgan, S. Dedio, Y. Emilio, M. Fitzpatrick, D. Jones, C. McGuigan, L. Pierce, S. Romanczuk, J. Rowe, S. Simmonds, C. Sloma, S. Sorochinsky, R. Sprague, P. Stone, D. Thrasher, K. Tucker, D. VanDeWeert TENOR — J. Gow, B. Heim, Y. Moore, B. Sanders, I. Simser, D. Trinder, E. Warner, L. West BASS — C. Atwood, W. Barlow, M. Bespalko, A. Deskur, J. Fellows, B. Garrett, R. Hammond, R. Harris, H. Hrostowski, J. Larnerd, C. Newell, B. Preston, B. Sanders, R. Sullivan, Director — R. Bruce MacGregor, Accompanist — Ellen Buck Director R. Bruce MacGregor Instrumentalists — Guitar, A. Deskur; Bass, M. Bespalko; Percussion, S. Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor receiving punch bow] as their gift. All-American boys ¥ I liked it! I liked it! It’s sing-a-long with Mac 133 Y as : 4 al C C B WW} UL iy) fi Yy Vf i} Vs 134 abit Lominris 135 DENTAL HYGIENE CLINIC You may have seen or been approached by a white- uniformed student on campus and been asked if you would like to have your teeth cleaned. These have been members of the Dental Hygiene Curriculum. Some of the people approached seem to have thought of these girls, and this last year one guy, to be self serving in asking the students to have their teeth cleaned. I would like to point out that if you do have your teeth cleaned, you are in actuality saving your- self money and giving your teeth a badly needed treat. Some people seem to think of the Dental Hy- giene Clinic as a midieval torture chamber — it is not. The Dental Hygiene Clinic has done an outstanding job and has performed their services for many people, adults and children alike. The Dental Hygiene Clinic provides other services to the students. They provide full x-rays, charting and other similar serv- ices. The Dental Hygiene Clinic is there for your use — please use it. Don’t wait for them to come looking for you — go to them in the Science Building and set up an appointment. The Dental Hygiene Clinic would like to point out to you that the clinic is not run to replace your regular dental appointments, but to supplement them. sete Rael ete BREA CIRCLE K Circle K is a service organization composed of Broome Community College students interested in working with the underprivileged, needy, and the sick children (at local hospitals) in the community. The students raise money through raffles and pizza sales and use the proceeds for sponsoring parties for chil- dren. Easter time finds Circle K members volun- teering their time at local hospitals visiting the chil- drens ward dressed as Easter Rabbits. Halloween and Christmas find the Students sponsoring parties in the Union lounge for Headstart children. The leader of this generous group is Roger Marion who is one of the duo we have dedicated this book to. Roger lends a hand. Carnation sale sponsored by Circle K. Gift-wrapping for Christmas party. Another happy donor. Rob heips wrapping. Energy restoration after blood donation. GAL Ot al “So unetombanpsanenerey , ‘ wena yaa nan Ne SPORTS Mastin’. MEN'S SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER WRESTLING BASKETBALL TENNIS GOLF BASEBALL WOMEN'S SPORTS TENNIS VOLLEYBALL CHEERLEADING SOFTBALL CLUB SPORTS LACROSSE PAGE PAGES PAGES PAGES PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGES PAGES BAGE PAGE PAGE, 143 144-145 148-149 194-159 158 159 161 146-147 150-152 153 160 163 CROSS COUNTRY This year the Harriers compiled a season’s record of 10- 3. The team was expected the finish high in the Regionals, unfortunately they didn’t do well enough for the whole team to qualify for the nationals, but Pat Maher did go as an individual. At the nationals Pat did well enough to finish in the top half of the field. Coach Hartman is wished continued luck and success at Canisius College. Cross Country Team SOCCER “GAMBIAN CONNECTION” DISCONNECTED The Broome CC Soccer Team had a very dis- appo inting season this year, although this year’s record (4-7-2)was considerably better than last year’s (0-11-2). This year’s team was advertised to have a “world-wide” line-up, including Costa Rican import Dennis Chavez and the “Gambian Connection” duo of Momodou Sonko and Momodou Ceesay. The “Gam- bian Connection” raised Broome’s hopes of recreating the Soccer power it once had. Unfortunately, none of the predictions developed; and the Soccer Hornets fell below the .500 mark again this year. The failure of this year’s team can be contributed to the lack of team play and the uncontrolled individual play of our “power” players. The “Gambian Connection” failed to materialize and the team spirit was nowhere to be found. The Hornets victimized teams from Keystone Junior College, Hudson Valley CC, Sullivan CC, and the JV’s of Baptist Bible Seminar this year, and tied games with Monroe CCC and Orange CCC. The prob- lem of the team not functioning as an unit was due largely to injuries. When both goalies, Putrino and Angevine were injured during regular season play, Coach Davenport was forced to use highly regarded Momodou Ceesay as goalie. Dennis Chavez led the team in both goals and assists, and local talent Don Evans continued to be impressive. Next year, team play will have to develop more fully if a winning season is expected. Jeff Angevine Jim Baker Jeff Bedford Reid Bennett John Butler Momodou Ceesay Denny Chavez George Cummings Bob Dennis Bob Dervay Paul Dumesnil Don Evans Rafael Guerrero 144 Forrest Horvath Mike Kuratnick Alfonso Marcello Stan Pierson Vinny Powell Mark Prybylski Curt Putrino Ron Seniska Momodou Sonko Mike Spring Dave Till Marcel Van Rijt Dan Williams MT mimi eS i. shige WOMEN'S TENNIS The Women’s tennis team compiled a season’s record of 2-8, although three of the team’s members did go to the Regionals. Participating for Broome in the Regionals were Loretta Glover in singles competition and the doubles team of Mary Kelly and B. J. Reynolds. In the singles division, Lo- retta put up a valiant struggle, but was defeated in 3 of her 4 matches. Loretta will be back at Broome next year and should add power and experience to the team. The doubles tandem faired somewhat better in their division by winning all of their matches. This marks the second year that Mary and B. J. have brought the regional doubles title to Broome. OY He Lys eres SRSLY Re 4 sa ey Sealy Me iN Kelly and Reynolds Regional Doubles Champions For Second Year oy ‘ Res 4 iS.” aks ad 1 — r; Linda Sames, Loretta Glover, B. J. Reynolds, Mary Kelly, Sue Romanczuk, Coach Nancy Rossiter ¢ ; 2 ; � =. te, we BO Soe tote WRESTLING Wrestlers Have Most Successful Season Ever The Broome Wrestlers had one of their finest seasons ever in compiling a 12-7 record. The twelve wins this season set a new team record for total season wins. This year the team was well balanced in talent. Although the senior contingent of this year’s team was most solid, several fresh- man looked especially promising. Seniors Mike Burczak, Cliff Herman, and Al Schmidt were all named to the Academic All-American team. Schmidt had probably the best season of any of the wrestlers. He placed first at the Niagra Invitational Tour- nament, placed second at the Regional but lost in a disputed first round match in the Nationals. The best looking freshman wres- tler was Jim McLain. McLain placed high in the Regionals and, also lide Schmidt, was involved in a conflict at the Nationals be- fore he bowed out. Coach Beston must be saluted for his advancement of the wrestling program here at Broome. From a winless season several years back to a 12-7 record is some accom- plishment. Coach Beston cutely summed up the season by saying, “Wrestlers need sup- porters”. Wrestling Team and Managers Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team Goes To The NATIONALS The women’s varsity volleyball team posted a winning season this year. They won 13 and lost 3 to tough opponents. Four weeks before the first season game the team was chosen, and practice began. Two freshmen, Deb Bosket and Ruth Covert, were the strongest spikers on the team, with Pat Barnum as the most consistent. The team had a pre-season slump caused by individual ef- forts being used on court, not team play. Each member matured throughout the season, and team play became more evident. Broome’s record tied them for second place in the re- gion. In late November, when the team record was 10-2, Coach Rossiter sent in a bid for an invitation to the first women’s NJCAA vol- leyball tournament. Broome was given an in- vitation to participate in the tournament at Catonsville, Maryland. The final results found Broome in 7th place overall. Robin Kunkle Linda Stevens Coach Rossiter Denise Gervais Teri Shaner Ruth Covert Debbi Reynolds Pat Barnum Mary Williams Deb Bosket Se Sra! or! gel (an) zz! Jesi ew) (ep) lee) 25 paar ya Barnum practice at the Nationals Broome vs Merrimac Junior College Covert sets during competition N i | | 1 {| Ne ; McAndrews helps Williams get ready for game Gervais practices her deadly serve Rossiter goes over game plan Stevens Blocks against SCCC iy Covert spikes against Alfred Tech. Williams blocks spike by Alfred opponent a ee Stevens bumps to Barnum Bosket concentrates on serve follow-through CHEERLEADERS a RES “i BASKETBALL The Broome C.C. Basketball Team had one of their most disappointing seasons ever. The Hornets finished the season with a dismal 18-15 record. But it must be remembered that Broome plays one of the toughest schedules in the region. The Hornet’s participated against five clubs that were placed in the top 20 in the nation and all the top teams from both Region III and Region IV. The Hornets played most of the season lacking the needed teamwork to succeed. At one point, Coach Baldwin threatened that Broome would not participate in the Regionals if his team didn’t materialize. Lacking togetherness, the Hornets stumbled into the Regionals to be blown off the court by a mediocre Monroe C.C. (87-76) in a first round game. Sonny Gooden had a very impressibe season for the Hornets by devastating the boards and hitting the clutch shots time after time during the season. Don Barvinchak gave the Hornets the needed punch off the bench throughout the year. Both Larry Lane and Pat Dugan will give Broome the much needed strength next year to build a championship club. What Coach Baldwin does with the club next year will be no surprise if the interest in the basketball team continues to decline. Top Row: Chuck Hutchinson, Larry Burke, Willis Easley, Jeff Bedford 2nd Row Down; Mark Wringley, Steve Hemenway, Larry Lane 3rd Row Down; Pat Dugan, Karl Tatham, Mike McCarthy, Don Barvinchak, Chris Stevens Front Row; Sonny Gooden, Bob Williams, Ollie Savage Standing; Dick Baldwin, Jim Caverly WOMENS VARSITY BASKETBALL The womens basketball team coached by Wes Van Dunk had a rough season. The team received out- standing support by Deb Bosket in the scoring depart- ment as well as tight defense. It was another case where a sport has all the talent needed for a winning season, but no unity as far as instituting plays on the court. The women however, all worked hard and when faced by tough opposition, the unity almost came about. There were, however, several cases of poor officiating which lowered morale. Next year, Wes Van Dunk will be unable to coach, and it will be up to the new coach to improve the two year record of 5 wins and 11 losses. Char dribbles past opponent Bosket goes down court Char takes the jumpball Debbie Reynolds Val Keeley Sue Romanczuk Lorretta Glover Char Ianello Coach VanDunk Deb Bosket B. J. Reynolds Rose Watson Mary Williams Kneeling; Denise Mohney Kneeling; Judy Lewis ! 4 t' a - - Lorretta and Deb box out opponent Rose goes one on one Williams tries for two Rose takes a foul shot Val looks for an opening TENNIS Hornets Lose Their Sting at Net? Has the Hornet Tennis team lost its sting? According to Coach Winters early this season, he felt he had a strong squad and now thought that he had the maturity he was missing last year. However the Hornets were swatted with their worst record ever in their history this year. The seniors who Winters was relying on didn’t come through as expected. Doug Jones and Joe Wasielewski had very inconsistent seasons while the freshman contingent left more to be desired compared to years of the past. The team finished out of the running in the Regionals and only Doug Jones looked impressive. Coach Winters will have to work with what he has as there is no Smith or Rosics in sight. It looks like the Hornet Tennis dynasty has mellowed. GOLF sithdiv AEE ORR 2 3 The Golf team had an outstanding season, going undefeated for the second straight year. Despite the fine season, the team was dis- appointed in the Regionals by finishing second, not first. Although the team did not qualify for the nationals, Joe Zwier- zynski did. Sorrowfully Joe missed the cut-off point after two rounds of play. Experience was gained by all the members of this year’s ex- ceptional team. Broome Communi College ayy 159 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL Bottom row: Pat Barnum, Judy Lewis, B. J. Reynolds Middle row: Terri Shaner, Coach Rossiter, Robin Kunkle Top row: Chris Sipel, Deb Bosket, Ginny Evan, Nancy Colgan, Mary Williams, Debbie Reynolds The Women’s Softball team, under coach Nancy Rossiter compiled a season’s record of 5-5. This included a double- header sweep of Schenectady and Adarondack by a com- posite score of 102-11. This must be considered the highlight of a tough schedule that included six games in the last six days of the season of which four games were in double- headers. The .500 record can be attributed to errors, with two players each having twenty. The plague of errors seems to have been balanced out by an outstanding hitting attack, a team average of .424, lead by B. J. Reynolds and Nancy Colgan, who batted .551 and .541 respectively. Added to this, Val Keely belted 4 home runs. BASEBALL The B.C.C. Baseball team had another fine season. The team had an overall bat- ting average of .300 and an E.R.A. of 1.71 while compiling a 20-2 won-lost record. Leading this year’s hitting was Paul Rappa with a .434 average. Rappa banged out 33 hits in 76 at bats, he also stole 27 bases and scored 28 runs. Backing Rappa’s sensational season were Joe Hein, Dave Farrell, and Bob Cahill, batting .365 (23-63), .365 (19-52), and .350 (14-40) respectively. The home run output was low, only 2, but the team man- aged to smash 17 triples. Along with the consistent batting, quality pitching is also needed for a winning team. Bruce Stanton led this year’s pitching staff with an E.R.A. of .749, and had a record of 3-0. David Dopp (2-0) and Bob Pavese (5-0) also had outstanding years on the mound with E.R.A.’s of .88 and .99 respectively. The team was seeded second in the Regionals, but lost a 9-1 decision to Monroe C.C. in the second round of play. All team mem- bers had key roles in this year’s out- standing season. Broome places second in Region. a) ale a Back row: (L-R) — Coach Daub, D. Dopp, J. Hein, H. Coffey, P. Briggs, R. Keller, B. Stanton, D. Farrell, B. Cahill. Front row: (L-R) — P. Rappa, J. Baka, K. Cozza, W. Pichette, M. Donnelly, K. Kerins, R. Pavese, R. Dwornik, M. Nages, J. Clinton, Mgr. Paul Rappa Club Lacrosse Jim Mack — co-captain Dave Staff — co-captain Phil Balan Rich Hyde Jeff Beame Pete Kermidas = Chris Bodnar Tom Kintner a Dave Bogart Lynn Matthews Ray Caty Marty Pomeroy = Joe Corrigan Dave Watson 3 Craig Dingler Dave Weiler Walt Farrell Carl Wilmarth Brian Harrington Karl Zuhone Coaches — Duane Whittaker Bob Manners a, ey ee 5 ieee 3 5 48 ee age dh } iin . Mies, tlt a he EH a] - = , , a ae ee % RE 4 E nae err ™ siiail aie - seat PROM IM er cnet tas 3 eae erences ae OE tee TFS cnet, oF SSerrsr OS APEOLED: LEREDER’ OORESD Phy PPRT ERT RET POOR RRD SROOTNAT py , e - x epeerer mens +h Rre Mey et dike ey ore way 5 2 e : %% rc] ee er a ine ote te Tita Cyn tes BASEBALL won 20 — lost 2 CROSS-COUNTRY won 10 — lost 3 TENNIS won 9 — lost 4 WOMEN TENNIS -won 2 — lost 7 SOFTBALL won 5 — lost 5 en Ree e eee eee eee a QSVATARGOVOREO BSaUDvaGRUVAaa aBde pase Plslatstatstetatapayayalsyalatarelerelere th SR Geenesseensseusen..asasssees BASKETBALL won 18 — lost 15 GOLF won 15 — lost 0 ese. — guan VOLLEYBALL won 13 — lost 5 WOMEN BASKETBALL won 0 — lost 8 RECORDS SOCCER won 4, lost 7, tied 2 WRESTLING won 12 — lost 7 gens 4 A Pra a ial {ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF af AAA Sig Smith, Past President Trustees: standing I-r. R. Landon, H. Prew, A. Nezelek, A. Cave, L. Stanford, W. Kupfrain, J. Signor Seated: C. Gitlitz, Absent: J. Cahill, J. Manzari Mary Diegert, V.P. Academics Dr. Gary Reddig, V.P. for Student Affairs Alan Roth, V.P. Finance James Abbott Betty Altenhofen Rita Andrew es James D. Baker Robert B. Beers 4 t Marvin J. Behr Irene Benko Alan C. Bennett Rebecca Bennett William C. Beston Marge Betts A A Edward Blum Paul L, Born Newton Boyce Sandi Brown Ethel Buchanan Peter Buchta Wf John Bunnell Teressa Buran Nancy Button Gino Canale Robert Cann Marcia Carey Francis P. Casella James Caverly Eileen Coleman Samuel Colman = =A Denton H. Covert Thomas Crandell Thaddeus Czupryna Edwin Daub Maal William Dervay Randy Dickerson Lucy Distin Alan Dixon Patricia Durfee Herbert L. Durst Paul J. Earl Blaine K. Ellis Florence Ewanow John E. Feldsine Jr. Isabelle Ferenczi David Fergus 0 George P. Ferrari Pa,%) (ae we P KA kk m f 3 Robert Fitzgerald Marie Ford Robert Forsythe Jack D. Foster eae aor snnaNeT ' ‘ pad ‘ 2 a22% $25 — Mary Gaugler John Gerty Kathryn Gidzinski Maureen Gillette ee Ernest Giordani Harold Hickey George Higginbottom Maybelle Hines Denise Hinckley Rita Hogan Rose Holic Ralph D. Holloway Warren W. Hoyt Lee Z Poste g Pi, Helen Jastran Bentzil M. Kasper Sharon Kooman Ludwig P. Patricia Lee Stanley Lee Richard Leo David M. Levee John Lewit Robert F. Liddy +t Joseph Long ery eee Te Jo Anne Maniago Frank Martin William Matechak David E. McLoughlin Roger McVannon Frances Medovich Steven Natale Mary Nemconsky i= ra Robert T. Newcomb Nan Newman Raiph Newton William N. Nichols . Shirley Osmun aR B Gary E. Ostrander Rose Paciocco John Painter Marguerite Panko Gail Reeder Patricia Reynolds row commanrty causes NG 1974 SCHEDULE Robert Reid Ina Mae Rich oe Elliot Reitz Charles Ricker Douglas Rittenhouse Raymond L. Rogers Richard Romano Jonathan Rook Nancy Rossiter Esther Sabol Ken Sanford Marjorie Savory Vivian Schell Ann Scott Francis Short Irvin Simser Gary G. Smith Phyllis Snover Ann Sova James Spalik David K. Sterling Richard Stowell Ruth Stratton Suzanne Sullivan Harold Sunshine Dr. W. Porter Swift r as - - Janice Thurston John Timko Roberta Traylor Edward Troicke Dorothy Turner Mary Tuttle nN William Vick A Elsie Wager David Walsh Dorothy Walsh Edwin Walsh ZL Z . ; AA a a .. Chester Whitt Duane Whittaker Dolores Williamson Pat Wilson Ozmun Winters Linda Wright John Young C. Zebrowski Ruth Zerbst Robert Zimmer + T. Zupnick Frank S. Di Stefano Jean Herman Robert Keller Evelyn Millen [Ree 180 That ant wy W OARTRTNEN SENIOR DINNER DANCE tony told me to say cheeseburger. what a motly crew this is. Za © = x : O 2nd Edition Presents... Tuesdays — Wednesdays PITCHERS - $1.00 (GOOAAA Annan nnnnnnenaamannntnnmnnnmatin ttt hee RN ON AAA AAR A AAA A AON SCHLITZ on GENESE Ceti $tninerenn verte v ese weeecee tere veveewer sors erneres: Help Keep the Cost of Living Down! 165 Conklin Ave. KEVIN O’NEIL, Your Host ef ef? ef - - eerne 88 verbo . . 4 Sik PELE 4S) “MEMORIAM FACULTY GABRIEL CAPPELLUCCI Associate Professor Humanities STUDENTS as John Kilijanski RN 76 fo Cheryle Ann Welch LA 77 Uf y) Kathy Sellen DH 75 | Brian Hall BT 76 The ultimate A vs man Y NG. is everlastin fy ace t¥}. ere Stents CEMENT FEES MPLA Catron REEDS Ke oo Ni Bip. si are enemas — . sae Campus “ Se mene! fC “cite sen a cae RE dl The class gift, a bar to help us with our problems c oS : c © oc @ oF oF x s © Zz a neem ten, The new DEC-System-10 ‘peer a Ae epee ES I CR NT RA MPT ER MAC “ £%, : (Ve have moves onto ampu @ small rnodular gQubict 25 @n @Gid to Students Facv ley to byes the ss of DUaG x Bee Jhoaadiony ey a UT GRAFFITI EXPRESSES AN OPINION OF A STUDENT ON A TEMPORARY 195 TOILET FACILITY AND OFFICE DOORWAY. Tot sib DONKEY BASKETBALL BCC REVIVAL COMMITTEE EDITOR-N-CHIEF Mary Jean Williams Staff Associate Editor Sandi Tholen B. J. Reynolds Layout Editor Roger Hammond John L. Bolles, Jr. Sports Editor David Staff Mary Kelly Copy Editor Sue Goldenberg Lori Rich Photography John Young Hank Hrostowski Tomy Vlasak Pat Williams Mary Vlasak Claire D’Angelo Wayne Troicke William Celano Duch Marrier Maureen Shiel ate Roger recreates the THINKER pose ai Staff contemplating next assignment Sandi in one of her rare office appearances Citadel Crew “Hard” at “Work” Bolles loses in solitaire Mary Jean digs up material for Citadel HIS YEARBOOK IS FUNDED THROUGH YOUR ACTIVITY FEES 205 A d ‘SD ) Ne ; y Q NUNS LAST WILL and TESTAMENT writers; Mary Williams, B. J. Reynolds, Roger Hammond, John L. Bolles |e To Mr. Hickey we will peace of mind, you've earned it. To Dorothy Turner, an iron to use for platform party robes. To Dr. Reddig, an uncut Student Affairs budget. To Irene Campo, another year of problem patients. To Pat Wilson, a year’s subscription to Medical Journal. To Nancy Rossiter, a winning Volleyball season and a salary increase for all your hard work. To Richard Baldwin, a deflated basketball and ego to match. To Mr. Davenport, 15 soccer jackets with two left arms. To R. Bruce MacGregor, a beautiful sounding choir and the will to survive another year at Broome. To Oz Winters, a dozen metal Wilson tennis rackets with a hand grip of 9 inches. To the Board of Trustees, a little more faith and trust in the students at Broome for someday they may inherit your jobs. To U.S.G., a $120,000 income with no Sports expenditures. To Olga Finch, a Dick Baldwin dictation doll To new U.S.G. officers, a winning season. To Dr. Horvath, good luck at your new job. To Jim O’Neil, a wind-up pucker doll. To Dr. Reddig, two years supply of Excedrin for the coming year. To R. Bruce MacGregor, one stubborn ass. To Dick Baldwin, one Watusi basketball team. To Gary Finch, a bookstore with the correct amount of textbooks. To Marv Behr, a public willing to relate to him. To Larry Maier, may you receive the chairmanship of any department of your choice. To Marie Ford, a new set of cheers and a pair of stilts to see them performed. To Roger Marion, loads of love and a large turn-out for Circle K. To Rick Goldman, one monkey with eight ball. To Ed Daub, one backstop gratefully donated by the County. To Oz Winters, one Weight Training Machine for fall classes 1984. To all the students of broome one bar to drink your troubles away (the county, trustees, administration, faculty, and BCC in general). I hereby bequeath that all of the following be given out as I have stated and that I take all the guff thrown back from my “‘friends’’. To Bill Davenport, 6 Soccer balls he forgot to buy for the 1974 season. To Ron Horvath, thanks for the non-biased suspension of I.A.A.C. To Jerry Nicholas, a one-years supply of Bayer aspirin each month, and a years supply of B.C.P. To Frank Norton, a roll of used Charmin Bathroom tissue to go with his crap facility (please don’t squeeze the Charmin too hard). To Dickie Baldwin, one outstanding basketball player from inside the boundaries of Broome County (Frank Norton is not acceptable to fill this vacancy). To the Trustees, the return of the much publicized Royal Shaft that they have always given the students. To Gary Reddig, patience, understanding and enough will power to make it through one more year. To all students, enough sense to know when to get out of a bad thing. To Jerry D. one $32,000 office in the union, a new one even. EDITOR’S MESSAGE Graduates and Seniors, I am proud to present to you the 1975 Citadel created by a hand-full of your fellow students. On behalf of these people I wish you good-luck in the future and hope you enjoy your yearbook. Few realize how many hours are given by the Citadel staff to complete this comprehensive memory album. Work is started early in September and completed in June of the following year. Many of you may not find pictures of yourself in the Citadel, but you know who you are. It’s your friends you'll want to remember. Two parttime photographers were unable to take everyone's picture, but they tried. My personal thanks and appreciation go to Roger Hammond, John Bolles, Sandi Tholen, Dave Staff, Sue Goldenberg, Lori Rich, and B. J. Reynolds for the valu- able time they gave up to work on this book. Mary Kelly as part-time typist was a tremendous help. Sincere appreciation and gratitude go to the following people at Broome who by helping me when needed also contributed to the creation of this book. They are; Irene Campo (you're beautiful), Roger Marion, Mrs. Snover, and R. Bruce MacGregor. Dr. Reddig, a special thank you to you. You’ve helped me in more ways than you realize. Broome C.C. needs more men like you and Mr. Hickey working for the students through the faculty. Nancy Rossiter, good luck in the “male” oriented Coaching department, everyone is out for themselve s. The 1975-76 Seniors should be given a sign of encour- agement for the year ahead, but I can’t seem to find any left in me. Broome has broken my spirit but not my ambition. To next years staff I offer a warning of beware, there are a lot of screwdrivers at Broome just waiting to screw the students. Wi ‘S yD HY N Sincerely, ACTIVITIES Coffee Houses Cappelucci Mixer Convocation Donkey Basketball Fall Weekend Mixers Pines Senate Awards Banquet Spring Weekend ADMINISTRATION, FA CULTY, AND STAFF CLUBS BCC Choir BCC Players Camera Club Circle K Citadel Dental Hygiene United Student Government Vets. Assoc. 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