Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

BROOME ' COMMUNITY COLLIE, = BINGHAMTON N.Y. = So w A ee CITA DEL-192 Ogg — EDICATION — FATHER FRED Father Fred has been a stand-out personality on our campus for two years. Pictures of the Campus Minister appear throughout the yearbook attending various activities with students. Because of his deep involvement and personal concern for students, we of the Citadel staff wish to dedicate the 1976 yearbook to Father Fred Pompei. % 4 ia” 1H ; Nr eet © Se ee Fae Pls. Bie OT od We ‘. Obviously a very happy baby. Father Fred at the mature age of 15. One of Father Fred’s favorite passtimes is writing poetry. We of the Citadel staff obtained the following poem, written about love by Father Fred, and printed it in hopes of showing some insight into his personality. Alone, a solitary figure sat in solitude and gazed upon his crucified Lord A heart filled and whispered softly “TI love you so”’ In the quiet and stillness of that moment His God smiled at him then And inside his heart He heard him say “I know” He brought His love to a mountain, a special place and walked amid the colored leaves. The sun, its light filtering upon their path as they passed a rock where he had sat and found their love. He stopped and pointed to the ground His eyes, a memory of agony and pain She turned and looked at him then And he heard her say “I know” They walked up a hill, a cross was there He stood apart from her as she gazed beyond He wanted to take her in his arms He loved her so A gentle breeze crossed their face A voice inside him whispered then CROSS And he heard it say “I know” He left that day, a different man WILL @ TRAVEL A solitary figure and his love Now she walks beside him and softly takes his arm And smiles at him then Father Fred’s college graduation picture. Broome Community College Campus Ministry And deep within his spirit RES.; 103 CASTLE CREEK RD. REV. FREDERICK A. POMPEI He hears her say cs] know” BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 13901 CAMPUS CHAPLAIN (607) 723-0677 EXT.: 772-5014 Francis and Fred Pompei... The Pompei children, Trisha, Francis, and Fred. PEOPLE MAKE THE YEARBOOK Follow me Hi there It's mystified FUNDED BY STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE t No caption needed Stupid I’m not LABEE OF CONTENTS Dedications 2 Freshmen 16 Activities AA seniors 78 Sports 126 Faculty 158 Clubs 170 Candids 184 Finale 206 Index 220 en OG) TP PEOPLE THERE VWWOULD NOT BE A YEARBOOK eee TARY DIMATOR STUDENT ActiviTies PABST Quality the Bullseye everytime. 3 PARTBOARD CALENDAR 19% ) + retest ete Stientese ery 4 4 SET ietees eiase siagtt ly PF mere ei nares one - misrsesosrtestitiietony aueaaee peewee 10 vasnanoraep cnn East let ee fief 1WWEXl + x TRAVEL AREOAD H e | g i Q M a 5 o1 ORIENTATION ASSISTANTS Burned again How's this game played? fo , if But, I made reservations...... Whadda mean, NO! Stick this where... ? Heart department plays vollyeball 20 Adams, D. Adams, K. Alise, J. Allen, D. Amos, P. Andersen, G. Ashton, D. Atherton, K. Athorn, G. Babcock, K. Babicek, L. Badera, J. Baer, W. Bailey, J. Bailey, R. Balcer, C. Balles, P. Barden, S. Bardis, A. Barina, R. Bartos, R. Baumgartner, R. Baumlin, R. Beddoe, D. Bengel, C. Benjamin, B. Berman, K. Beyio, K. Bills, T. Birchall, J. Blakeslee, K. Bobal, M. Bobik, K. Bock, L. Bohlen, A. Boland, B. Boland, L. Boland, R. Boncek, E, Bongiorno, D. Booth, C. Booth, D. Booth, M. Bordomaro, C. Borelli, Jr. Boris, L. Borruso, J. Botting, P. Bouley, D. Bouers, R. Bowen, S. Bowman, D. Boyer, I. Boyer, K. Boyer, R. Boylan, R. Bozewicz, T. Bracken, K. Brady, J. Brassard, J. Braun, E. Breck, R. Brennan, C. Brennan, T. Bricker, E. Briggs, N. Brigham, S. Brind, T. Brink, P. Britton, C. Brodsky, W. Brooks, D. Brooks, R. Brown, A. Brown, C. Brown, C. Brown, C. Brown, J. Brown, J. Brundage, J. Brutvan, D. Brozozowski, L. Bucci, M. Buchler, W. Buchinsky, S. Buckland, M. Bulger, E. Bulger, M. Burford, G. Burghardt, E. Burchill, L. Burice, M. Burke, D. Burke, T. Burns, B. Burrell, J. Bush, H. Bush, M. Butler, E. Cahill, J. Callahan, S. tt t2 -REE TICKET Callaway, R. as Calleo, J. OD FOR ANYTHING Camadella, M. 22 Cameron, B. Campana, M. Campbell, J. Campoli, M. Canale, D. Canale, L. Canfield, M. Cannon, K. Capan, J. Cappiello, V. Carbone, L. Cargill, J. Carle, B. Carpenter, K. Carroll, G. Carter, S. Carter, W. Cary, M. Casey, J. Caswell, R. Cervine, E. Chambala, M. Charsky, L. Chattey, M. Christoff, L. Church, M. Ciancio, L. Cianciose, M. Cianfichi, G. Clark, B. Clark, D. Clark, R. Clark, S: Glarkys: Cleary, M. Cleveland, B. Cleveland, C. Chitty Re Cline, K. Clenk, M. Clinton, P. Cogswell, T. Colby, A. Cole, A. Cole, D. Cole, S. Collins, D. Comb, J. Compton, L. Conboy, I. Conkilin, K. Conklin, T. eit. Send ema tz THE UNION Conley, L. Conrad, D. Conway, K. Cooper, W. Corey, C. Corey, J. Cornelius, G. Costello, T. Coury, T. Creery, J. Crockett, D. Cropton, W. Cummings, C. Cummings, L. Cummings, T. Cunningham, P. Curey, L. Czebinak, M. Damari, D. Damiano, D. Damico, M. Dando, G. Daniels, P. Darling, E. Daub, D. Dauphinais, A. David, P. Davidson, N. Davies, S. Davis, L. Davis, S. Davison, M. Day, J. Dean, A. Dean, J. Deanjou, M. Debenedittis, N Debroskey, W. De Carli, CG. Decker, M. Decker, R. Deemie, G. Dekmejian, G. Delbianco, L. Deleman, J. Dellapenta, R. Delman, M. Demase, J. Dempsey, K. Depasquale, T. Depofi, R. De Rose, P. 23 DeRuvo, F. Diamidio, G. DiNardo, S. Dingman, P. Dionne, R. Dixon, M. Vlasak, M. Dolster, J. Dodd, B. Dodd, L. Dodgson, M. Doe, C. Doebler, D. Dombrowski, S. Donahue, C. Dorin, S. Dotzel, M. Douglas, G. Douglas, P. Drahos, M. Driscoll, C. Drobny, P. Drown, T. Dubrava, R. Dudek, P. Duffy, R. Duman, R. Dumas, V. Dundon, A. Dunham, B. Dunn, T. Duntz, C. Duran, B. Dusak, T. Dwyer, A. Batons Eckenbrecht, G. Edick, R. Edwards, P. ; f , a | ve CORNELL —e Edwards, R. Pt : : — ae — ge Se : Egan, J. Eggleston, B. Eggleston, B. Eggleston, M. Einfeldt, C. Eley, D. Elliott, D. Ellis, K. Ellison, C, Ellsworth, L. Emmett, S. Englehart, K. Ennist, D. Erway, G. Esposito, R. Evanick, M. Evans, J. Evans, P. Fabrizio, J. Fahl, T. Fanara, R. Fancher, D. Farr, D. Faughnan, B. Faulkner, R. Fedorko, J. Fellows, T. Felo, N. Ferencik, C. Ferencz, K. Ferraccioli, K. Ferrante, J. Ferranti, S. Ferris, R. Fiacco, A. Fiori, M. Fischer, E. Fish, E. Fisher, D. Fisher, N. Fitch, J. Fitzgerald, K. Fitzferald, K. Fitzpatrick, J. Fives, D. Flesher, M. Foley, E. Folmar, M. Forbes, R. Ford, C. Formanek, W. Formato, J. Fortier, K. KOxee le Franchina, A. Franck, S. Frederici, J. Freeh, L. Freer, N. French, R. Friedman, D. Fronda, J. Fucinato, R. Furlong, P. Furrow, J. Gabriel, G. Gaebelein, G. Gaige, P. Gallagher, D. 25 26 Gallagher, M. Gallo, J. Galloway, S. Galusha, C. Gandossy, S. Gardner, L. Gardner, N. Garry, V. Gay, G. George, D. George, G. Giardina, C. Giblin, D. Gilbert, P. Gilbert, T. Gilinsky, S. Gillow, K. Giorgio, J. Glasner, N. Gleason, R. Glover, M. Gnall, D. Goewey, H. Goldenberg, S. Goodrich, D. Gordon, C. Gorman, J. Gosciewski, D. Gottlieb, G. Gotwalt, M. Gracin, R. Grady, L. Graham, D. Graham, W. Grasso, B. Grasso, D. Greco, L. Greene, J. Greene, R. Green, E. Green, R. Greenwood, J. Gregor, S. Gregory, J. Gregory, V. Gennett, C. Griffin, T. Griffis, C. Griffith, C. Gross, K. Gross, R. Grunder, K. Guidry, G. Gunther, C. Guyette, K. Hagen, W. Haines, J. Halaburka, L. FialinGs Hall, R. Hamby, R. Hanagan, M. Hankinson, L. Hanley, B. Hanley, R. Hannon, A. Hanrahan, T. Hansen, S. Hanson, D. Harding, A. Harding, D. Harendza, B. Hart, E. Hartford, K. Hartrim, L. Hase, G. Haskell, C. Haskell, S. Hatch, R. Hausamann, D. Havel, N. Hawkes, J. Haycook, C. Hayes, J. Hayes, N. Heinle, J. Henderson, L. Henningsen, K. Herrick, J. Hershner, B. Hertzog, M. Hess, D. Hess, J. Hesse, D. Hewitt, E. Hilla, N. Himko, M. Hitchcock, E. Hlebica, M. Hock, R. Hockey, C. Hoffer, J. Holaway, D. Holden, M. Holdforth, T. Holmes, D. Holmes, M. Holst, B. 27 Holzhaver, S. Homsher, S. Hood, R. Hoover, G. Hopfer, H. Hopkins, D. Hopler, G. Houghtalen, T. Houghtaling, J. Hovancik, T. Howard, J. Howe, B. Howey, D. Hoxsie, L. Hoyt, M. Hrebek, S. -_- 3 . DEDICATED TO Hrebin, M. ‘ 4s THOSE ABSENT Huber, G. J a FOR PICTURES Hudak, S. Huggler, M. Hughes, H. Humphrey, A. Huntington, D. Hunt, S. Hurlbut, G. lessi, T. Isham, C. Jackson, A. Jackson, B. Jackson, B. Jacobs, A. Jakeman, L. Jamieson, C. Jarrard, M. Jenkins, P. Jennings, A. Jeseo, J. Johnson, A. Johnson, S. Johnston, K. Jones, C. Jones, S. Jones, S. Jones, T. Jump, W. Jurenda, D. Kachmar, L. Kaley, C. Kalmbacher, A. Kalmbacher, R. Kamin, M. Kaminski, S. Karaim, C. Kasabian, D. Kasabian, G. Kaschak, D. Kasmer, R. Kazantzis, W. Kelchner, B. Keller, R. Kelly, D. Kelsey, B. Kennicutt, D. Kennicutt, G. Kenyon, J. Kenyon, M. Kerila, T. Kesslar, T. Kettle, G. Keyes, E. Kiley, M. Kingsbury, C. Kintner, M. Kiser, D. Kjelgaard, J. Klaczany, M. Klemm, T. Klimek, L. Kline, C. Klingensmith, D. Klinko, K. Kloda, K. Kneidinger, D. Koger , S. Koltz, V. Korba, L. Kostick, M. Kostyshak, T. Kostyshak, T. Kotasek, K. Kowalczik, M. Kraham, K. Krall, M. Kraus, G. Krna, D. Krna, P, Krowiak, J. Krowiak, R. Kucera, R. Kucera, S. Kucharek, M. Kuchera, J. Kukowski, J. Kulas, J. Kumpan, D. Kunkel, D. Kunsman, W. Kurachina, R. Kurkoski, D. Kyle, J. 29 AGN TiEESa Aix BAF ce he = — = = © ‘eat io MOTHERS DAY FLOWER SALE emf} BROOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE ORGANIZATIONS TRY TO GET NEW MEMBERS 31 32 Lacey, M. LeClair, M. Laibe, S. Lamantia, R. LaMonica. L. Lamonica, M. Landon, D. Lane, C. Lane, R. Langel, M. Lansing, S. Larson, D. Lavarnway, J. Lawrence, D. Lawton, J. eazatve ee Leamon, K. Lee, C. Lee, J. Leonard, E. Lesjack, P. Levie, L. LeVonne, C. Lewis, A. Lewis, C. Lewis, K. Libolls, N. Likewise, J. Lilley, S. Linville, L. Linko, K. tts Ds Livingston, D. Lockett, A. Lombardi, P. Lombardi, V. Eotteb. Lovell, E. Lozier, D. Lozzi, M. Luke, M. Lupka. S. Lupo, S. Lyon, L. MacDermott, R. Machlica, B. Mackey, G. Macomber, D. Maddy, K. Magargle, S. Magnus, P. Maher, T. Maine, D. Mainionis, S. Major, J. Malagar, K. Malchak, T. Malicic, B. Maliwacki, J. Malloy, K. Malmberg, R. Mansfield, D. Manzo, L. Marca, S. Marchegiano, T. Marier, S. Marion, T. Marlin, A. Marrongelli, S. Marshall, T. Martin, N. Martone, G. Marvin, G. Mastroianni, M. Mateyk, J. Matolka, D. Matthews, D. Mattler, R. Matyas, C. Mauro, V. Mauro, T. Maxwell, D. McAuliffe, M. McCarthy, E. McDermott, C. McDermott, J. McEntire, L. McGinley, M. McGlynn, T. McGuane, M. McHugh, L. McKane, D. McKee, K. McKenzie, K. McLaughlin, G. McMahon, M. MaManus, K. McNally, L. McNerney, J. McPartland, J. McQueen, N. McSain, P. McVinnie, T. Meadows, J. Meagjer, W. Melinsky, D. Mellon, R. Meyers, W. 34 Michalak, S. Michalek, M. Mickel, J. Middleton, D. Miesch, E. Mikucki, W. Milensky, O. Milito, M. Miller, J. Miller, J. Miller, J. Miller, M. Miller, S. Miller, T. Minehan, M. Minehan, S. Miner, J. Mingarelli, D. Minni, V. Misner, G. Mizerak, J. Moat, S. Mohney, C. Mollica, L. Molter, D. Mondolfi, M. Monell, M. Montouri, M. Moon, M. Mooney, S. Moore, C. Moore, J. Moore, L. Moore, T. Morgan, B. Morgan, S. Morlano, R. Morris, J. Morris, K. Morrow, G. Moser, R. Muldowney, L. Muller, S. Munney, K. Murphy, B. Murphy, C. Murphy, J. Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Murray, K. Murray, S. Muska, D. Muskopf, C. Myers, D. Myers, K. Nanni, M. Napierala, B. Naro, L. Nash, M. Nash, V. Nedbalski, B. Nelson, M. Nemcek, M. Neulon, S. Nevlon, S. Nezelek, K. Nicholas, G. Nichols, C. Nichols, G. Nickerson, M. Niles, M. Normile, M. Nordvich, J. Norton, B. Norton, D. Novobilski, D. O’Brien, S. O’Connor, B. O’Donnell, P. O'Donnel, S. O’Hearn, T. Ohiaily Okenica, J. Oleski, R. Olin, R. Olmstead, D. Olszewski, W. Olson, M. Olvich, A. O'Malley, K. Ondrako, T. O'Neill, J. O'Neil, K. O'Neill, M. O'Neil, M. O'Neil, R. Orasin, L. Ortolano, J. Orzel, F. O'Shea, B. Osmond, F. Ostrowski, K. Ozowek, J. Pacifici, C. ise) Paetzold, K. Palmer, D. Palmisano, J. Panaro, T. Pandich, V. Paoletti, F. Paoletti, L. Pardo, L. Parke, C. Parker, C. Parker, T. Parks, K. Parks, P. Parmelee, C. Pasquale, M. Pastourmatizis, E. Pastourmatzis, M. Patton, S. Pavlovich, S. Pazzaglini, C. Pedini, D. Pelkie, B. Pgll, T. Pendleton, B. Penny, J. Perchinsky, L. Perkins, L. Perkins, B. Pero, P. Peterson, T. Petko, P. Petras, K. Petrick, D. Petrovsky, L. Peworchik, J. Picciano, P. Pichette, M. Pickert, D. Pidanick, F. Pidanick, M. Pierce, D. Pierson, R. Pike, L. Pike, R. Pike, T. Pipher, D. Pipher, L. Pisani, A. Pitcher, D. Pitcher, N. Pitel, D. Plichta, M. Podmajersky, D. Politis, J. Poloskey, E. Polovchak, S. Pompette, T. Ponti, D. Pornbeck, R. Posies Powell, D. Powell, V. Powers, D. Powers, K. PratteD) Pratt, M. Preisendanz, T. Prentice, E. Preston, J. Price, G. PriKazsky, M. Progovitz, R. Prusiensky, G. Puglisi, R. Purdy, D. Purdy, J. Putano, D. Queiser, J. Quinn, J. Radulski, K. Randell, S. Raney, C. Ratcliff, J. Rau, S. Raychel, R. Reagan, M. Reagan, P. Reale, J. Reardon, E. Reardon, J. Reardon, K. Reardom, M. Redner, E. Reed, L. Reed, S. Reese, T. Rehak, B. Reno, J. Revette, L. Reynolds, K. Reynolds, S. Ricco Ge Ricciardi, M. Riecke, L. Riesen, S. Riker, R. Riley, P. Riolo, P. Risko, C. Ritch, D. Rivenburg, L. Roach, J. Robinson, C. Roche, S. Rockefeller, S. Roden, G. Rogers, L. Rogers, M. Snyder, M. 37 38 Rolfe, G. Roll, J. Roma, K. Roma, N. Roman, L. Romanosky, S. Ronk. R. Root, G. Root, J. Rossow, B. Rounds, G. Rounds, J. Rowinski, J. Rozboril, M. Rozina, K. Ruddy, J. Ruggiero, M. Rudginis, D. Rutkowski, M. Ryder, T. Rynearson, P. Sacco, P. Sadler, M. Salkiw, C. Salo, L. Salvato, D. Sander, M. Santodonato, M. Santoni, J. Sanzo, R. Saraceno, P. Sarnecky, S. Sarrica, D. Savage, D. Savage, T. Savidge, J. Sawka, S. Sawyer, M. Sayer, J. Sayles, J. Scala, S. Scalzo, N. Scampone, A. Scanlan, J. Schaffer, D. Schavlan, K. Schoedel, M. Schrader, J. Schuhle, D. Schultes, D. Schultheisz, R. Scott, D. Scott, J. Scott, K. Scott, K. Seaman, M. Seaman, S. Sedlacek, R. Segrue, D. Seaman, A. Serafini, L. Serbonich, R. Sergi, T. Serowik, J. Setta, D. Severance, M. Seyfferth, D. Shaffer, N. Shaheen, J. Shaheen, R. Swalkey, M. Sharkey, K. Shaughnessy, P. Shaver, A. Shay, C. Shearer, J. Shear, S. Sheeley, C. Sheredy, M. Sheridan, J. Shippey, D. Shirdon, L. Sholtes, O. Shriver, D. Shulde, L. Shumaker, F. Sickler, C. Silva, H. Simmons, D. Simmonds, L. Simonds, L. Simonds, M. Sinchak, J. Sipel, K. Bet ae agent sek A nt Ee Skapik, T. Skinner, T. Skope, D. Skrabalak, J. Slama, N. Smach, M. Smach, V. Smith, J. Smith, k. Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, N. Smith, S. Snavely, F. a 40 Snyder, V. Sohn, S. Soltis, J. Sorber, D. Sorber, L. Spafard, N. Spivey, V. Sponable, J. Squires, P. Stack, J. Stalker, S. Stalma, J. Stantz, K. Stanwyck, F. Stark, M. Staskavage, C. Stein, S. Steinruck, J. Stenta, M. Stevens, D. Stewart, M. Stoeckel, R. Stoklas, B. Stolwyk, J. Strick, J. Strilka, R. Sulich, B. Sullivan, C. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, P. Sullivan, W. Swan, D. Swartwood, M. Sweeney, C. Sweeney, L. Swenton, L. Swezey, R. Swider, J. Szelkowski, F. Taylor, J. Taylor, L. Taylor, P. Taylor, R. Taylor, S. Tedeschi, F. Thayer, N. Thayne, M. Thomas, R. Thompson, S. Thorne, B. Tiffany, M. Till, L. Tocyloski, K. Tokos, J. Tomik, S. Tomsey, M. Thomsons, S. Torrington, R. Torto, A. Totte, L. Tozer, K. Transue, J. Tripp, S. Trumble, C. Tshulos, N. Tucker, M. Twining, M. Underriner, L. Urdanick, M. Utter, C. Cais: Valletta, M. Vandermark, S. Van DE Weert, D. Vandoorn, M. Van Hart, M. Vanhorn, C. VanHousen, J. VanHousgn, D. Valenti, R. VanPatten, D. VanVorce, L. Varvaro, D. Vasilow, E. Vaskovic, M. Vassil, S. Vavra, J. Vavra, J. Vergason, D. Vicks, C. Vigeant, K. Vicenec, M. Virgilio, J. Vitale, R. Vagel, S. Vroman, C. Wadsworth, C. Wagner, M. Wagner, S. Wagstaff, R. Wahl, S. Wakulch, K. Walden, E. Wall, R. Wallen, J. Walsh, J. Walsh, K. Walter, K. Ward, T. Ward, J. Warner, K. Warren, S. 41 Warrick, J. Waska, A. Waskovics, M. Waterman, J. Watkins, D. Watson, C. Watson, D. Watts, B. Webb, S. Weeks, D. Weeks, W. Weiler, S. Weiner, L. Weiss, S. Welch, K. Wells, C. Wendell, T. Wert, D. Westbrook, F. Westbrook, S. Whalen, I. White, J. White, T. Whiting, K. Whitney, W. Whittaker, R. Wickman, B. Wiercinski, T. Wier, T. Wike, T. Wilce, C. Wilcox, F. Wilfley, E. Wilkins, S. Willard, G. Williams, C. Williams, K. Willians, M. Wilson, R. Winkler, D. Winterstein, L. Wiwigac, E. Wolanski, T. Wolfram, N. Wood, J. Woods, C. Woods, M. Woodsinger, K. Woughter, B. Wright, A. Wright, D. Wright, J. Wykstra, W. Yacko, T. FEEDER ER pe pe aeaee 47 “lene : Lilla ee 2 3 aun Not my year. Hey Fella — I came here to registered, not hustled! Whats going on, I’m boss. Yale, M. Yelverton, N. Yenus, N. Yetter, S. Youmans, G. Youngstrom, E. Yudin, C. Yungkurch, C. Zazzera, J. Zemberi, J. Zikuski, J. 43 5 oe, Fix 4 OF ftp wie iF MIXERS FUN FOR ALL C + 4 lub of BC ( i The mixer . beer + band + friends CIRCUS Hanneford Circus Visits B.C.C. What's a circus without clowns? Walking on a ball? “Wild” gorilla attacks audience. we le eee ee eat [SR wy A, : ) ‘ ie) war KA es CR a! WK ; a ; aN Son f % ‘ yer’ 4 Lion and tiger trainer in action. Trapeze and Balancing act. Wave to the camera, Lady! Getting to the top the hard way. PAIGIS VV EESICEINIG SEMI-FORMAL Semi-formal band ‘‘Pleasure’’. z � Just for fun, a slow dance. The Bump. Our benevalent benefactors. Dancing off the alcohol. Motorcycle nuts. JADWAY'S USICAL KNOCKOUT!” Leonard Probst. NBC 2 jes, Gc ) 2) De , ee YT : CORBET el@ Gian WN Grikikok - MUSIC + BEER COME EOWSES NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTS Ln ae Two girls for I'll drink to that! THE MORNING AFTER, I HOPE YOU NEVER COME 56 Let me through! f,! + According to this, it must be New Year's Eve. What are you're names? Excuse me! eOMUINKC S DELIGHT TF 1] EVER SAW ONE! i Winter Carnival — The Pines Ummm! That’s good booze! : Re I have no problem Sens up- ge Za —— a 4 er ae a 1 eect A ii ai a The Heart Department's version of the hustle. = Toboggening, Modified. Pines upstairs bar elon ar 4 eigiti cagd gi 21 — aegsggs dapp og Bapgnng Seabonnp | Peacaga5 5, zag] 2 y i A dive, from the Tuck position. Wisc steeemeeasieacaaaiiaiaadiaiae aim a Ice Skating Brigade Padre Pompei's Pals Do you wanna dance? Hey, take my picture! Two dolphins and a fish. 61 Waiting to leave E o ae) a n O ° 2 = a. E = O a) Do , E ° ° om [aa] Formal dinner Semi eh ‘centlemasiiaiiapane.tncesns imate eed Pa Sosiw Pat a eeeiantial 3S asain ass edna cease tet APOE TE Plenty of seats in the rear PRING WEEKEND SEMI-FORMAL — Pee (A er ea oe SPRING WEEKEND PICNIC RALPH IN CONCERT AT B.C.C. ee. = erie The best at the concert. I think I know you from somewhere. CONVOCATIONS Mr. Crawford on the New York City crisis. Ellen Donnelly talks on New York City problems. yi fis Santa joins Mac at concert. Dr. Szasz lectures at B.C.C. THEATER GROUP . oe ih SPEDIE 1 ZZ 4 | Sree’ ¥ Re ns Pam Aber Mark Albrecht DH LA Pat Amidon William Andrak Jeffrey Angevine LA LA BT i Colleen Babcock Norma Baker RN Philip Balan PE Mary Bardis RN Cathy Balch DH Debbie Bayes MR Wayne Barlow CT Albert Baxendale ET Mark Barno BT Paul Barbieri Ch Michael Beach LA 81 David Bogdan PE Robert Berry PE David Beaudette BT John Bolles CH Thomas Bespalko PE Jeff Bedford BT Barbara Bombara PT George Bezushko LA Pauline Bentley it Lynette Bodnar XR Dennis Billings Fred Booth LA BT 82 Rebecca Bowen DH Dan Borsellino Bai Paul Briggs BT Eleanor Bronson MR Vicki Bower SC Debbie Bosket BT LA David Brown BT Michael Branick PE Vince Boughton LA Robert Brearley Kevin Brown XR BT 83 Randy Brown RN Carol Brunnabend RN Steven Bukowski Jean Bundy Michelle Bunnell James Burshnick GE MO BT ET Criag Butler Patrick Button Tom Cacialli CT LA BT 84 Steven Carol Daniel Carr jou Paul Cernek Dennis Chen BT BT Thomas Chudacek LA Linda Chupp LA Barbara Cieri LT Juliette Cimini BT 86 Karen Cisz Kary] Clark MO Sue Clark SC Paul Clementi CAl James Clinton BT i ag me. = 9 wee Elaine Cobb ET xt = Joseph Coffey LA Fredrick Comstock BT Nancy Colgan LA Jim Conrad CT JoAnn Coskely BT Donna Collwell SC Robert Cotten LA Susanne Conway Mary Combs LA Marcia Crawford RA Linda Cook MR Paul Comfort PE Lori Corpron BT Daniel Corcoran Mary Cromanty CH XR 87 } of Sharon Cuddihe Linda Cummings LA BT Michael Cusik Therese Cusik George Dahulich Jack Dailey CT SC EG LA Doloris Danelli Pam Darling Brenda Daszewski BT LA LA Kathly Dauley LA John Dawy BT Debbie Davis BT Albert Davies PE John DeDio BT ‘ee ierse Anne Davis LA Richard DeJohn CH Christina Davis XR Jayne De Lamarter LA 89 Marie Decker XR Dorothy Dresser RN Robert Donovan LA Ann Maria DeNinis SC Rex Decker BT Diane Dow SC Michael DePersis LA Thomas Drury BT Craig Dingler BT Marie Donovan William Dupree BT MT 90 Michele Eigerbrodt LA LT Christine Edwards CH Clayton Ellis LA Brian Eldridge CT Sandra Ervine RN Curt Eiche PE Thomas Ellis BT Karen Elko DH Eric Eicher XR Charles Ellis Karl Falkenberg BT BT 91 Edward Fedish Thomas Feeko jaye ET Cheryl] Fernald Sharron Ferrord BT SC Jeffery Fellows BT William Feulner Judy File Lisa Fitch LA RN LA 92 Susan Ford SC Joan Fox Linda French XR BT Rose Garrity Teri Gennett LA MO Lizane Giblin BT 93 Tim Gitchull ET Cathy Gorman LA Robert Goodman LA Fred Gibson LA Loretta Glover SG Beth Gorman RN Ed Goodrich BT Maureen Gillard BT Lisa Gosselin DH Ilene Gold DH Carleton Gordon MT Pam Gimbert BT H Susan Goldenberg Frank Graydon BT PE 94 Perry Griffin PE Diane Gregory SC Rick Guzzey LA Robert Hamarich PE Renee Gross BT Gordon Groff LA Brenda Hall SC Debi Hamm RN BT Stephanie Griffin DH Christine Hall SC Anita Gulden Kathy Hamerly RN Sc Judy Haskell LA Ed Hamzik li Barry Heim BT Karen Hartzell MO DE Donette Henderson SC Joyce Henderson SC John Herzig LA Teresa Henehan RN Nichaiel Nill RN Audrey Hess SG LA Joanne Hinks BT Susan Hess BT Glenn Herbert PE Kim Hinkley SC 97 Mike Hollenbeck PE Hank Hrostowski Gi Marsha Hinkley RN Donna Hughes XR Judith Hollister BT Mark Howe ET William Hoag PT Tracy Hunt ET Dorthy Holland DH Alice Hranek RN Rick Hose Roxanne Husband LA DH 98 Margaret James SC Lynn Karaim CH William Huson BT Russel Jones BT Thomas Karl BT Thomas Isaminger LA Lori Judd Br Pam Kazmark SC Dan Johnson ET Linda Jackson LA Laurie Kanick LA Debbie Jones Daniel Kehoe BT BT Bruce Kelleh Janet Kenney David Kerins Laura Keyes XR LA BT Jocelyn Kincer Carl Kinter LA Anthonly Koytek Sophia Kreczko Ellen Krentz BT SG MR 100 Joe Krizan BT Cheryl Kurosky Michele Kvaltine Sue La France David La Freiere SC BT LA PE Jeff Lamb BT Patricia Lamb RN James Leonard ja Mh Roy Lewis PE Mark Langston Bonnie Levine Se Diane Libous SC ‘Ni Michael Lavo ET Dave Lewis BT Michael Libous Ross Lazarek Judy Lewis BT LA Craig Lewey Pamela Liddle ET LA 102 Claire Liglikis RN Rick Lombardini MT Michael Ludovici MT Karl Livingston ET Dave Lillie PE Paula Long LA Mark Lloyd BT Kathy Ludwig LT Mark Lippolis CT Mike Lott Cr Bob Loftus Walter Luke BT ET 103 ‘Cynthia Lynne Lori Maassen RN SC Patrick Maddock Eileen Maher GT, DH Pete Majistic Sharon Malone Carol Manter Kathleen Marshall BT LA LA Denise Marsheski SC Francis Martin ET Patricia Martin Michele Mastrangelo Donald Mastro SC LA BT Ryan Mathews Boris Matiss BT MT Ginger Matthews DH Marquatet Maye r Cheryl Mclarney Colleen McGuigan SC BT LA 105 James Monaco Pi Robin Miller PE Sheila McSweeney RN Jeanne Moore LA Christopher Miller LA Janet Meier LT Thomas Miller Gi; hI Glenn Miller Pal Kimberly Moore DH James Merry EL William Moher lal Jim Miller Bill Moore MT PE 106 Charles Murphy ET Patricia Nealy SC Marie Nash DH Linda Morgan SC wy a Ma Bains Alan NeJame LA Laurene Murphy LA Joe Morris LA BT Bernard Newcomb CH Sister Lorraine Muldowney LA Valerie Myers Dorthy Nogaret LA SC 107 Linda Novitske MR Mark O’Buckley LA lan Br Gerald O’ Larry Nugent CH in Olver Rob [AE lver Ol tek Gugr$it Ip Peete % il Ph BT il Ne ’ Terrance O John O’Hare LA Gary Orzel BT Denise Orzel MO John Osborne PE 108 Jospy Orzelek Thomas Overstrom Marilena Paciocco LA LA BT Jeanne Pari Cynthia Parker David Parker Thomas Parks BT DH PE Joyce Pechan ek RN Ann Marie Plocinski LT LA David Pitel PE Joseph Podrazil BT Steven Phillips PE Lisa Pizante LA Donna Petras SC Marty Pomeroy LA Linda Pierce CH Herbert Pleus BT Mark Petrush MT Richard Pierce JoAnn Porter BT DH 110 nee it Te Vincetn Powell PE Karen Pratt BT Deborah Prentice LA Edward Prentice ET Richard Prentice ET Victor Prokop LA Brian Prospect BT JoAnna Purdy La Teea Purser BT Elaine Rapaport BT John Reagon BT Fran Reardon BT 13 Ronald Reed Marquret Reese John Reilly CG LA CT Charles Relyea Allan Reynolds James Reynolds LA BT ET Lori Rich Wayne Richardson David Rickerson LA BT Gr Judy Riley John Robbins PE whee te athe jel Jeff Rose LA Terry Roma PE wal Lanny Roth Kim Rozina Gordan Ruthkowski LA BT BT 113 Charles Saam BT Gordon Saddlemire BT 114 poe —nchie aren Paul Schiraldi LA Joseph Salerno ET Robert Santoni BT Robert Sall BT Renae Schlegel SC Terri Sansky SC Edward Schlider Pat Schenk LA Nid 4 7] John Santoni William Schubmehl ET LA Mary Scordino XR Stephanie Scott BT Theodore Scine ET Carl Seaman BT Barbara Senti James Seary BT Sharon Simmonds LA Teri Shaner LA Patricia Sekota Gait Maureen Shiel LA Roberta Selneckovic Eileen Sissenstern BT RN 115 Laura Siver Philip Smetana Cindy Smith ET LA Jeffery Smith Mark Smith Pamela Smith BT LA SG 116 Terrance Smith Jody Snyder Barbara Stacy MT SC DH David Staff Brenda Stanton Donna Stranton Randy Stark LA MR XR BT Sue Steno Scott Sterling LA LA L ;. Barry Sternberg LA TF E Jerry Stone Daniel Subik PE 118 BS Gea Megan Sullivan CH William Tabeek BT Carol Talerico BT Karl Tatham BT Robert Tatich MT Debbie Taylor LA Frank Tedeschi BT Gerald Thayer BT Mary Thayer Oili Thomspon BT Thomas Trader PE Gary Tokos LA : aS ’ k Joes eph Tomsey BT Steven Thomas LA Marie Toman Wallis Transue RN Bruce Topa PE Pat Titus LA Janet Tracy BT Pamela Timson LA Tom Tomazic Cathy Tucker BT Wak 119 Michael Tucker MT Susan Tyneway BT Phyllis Van Valhenburg SC Katrina Van Tassell JoAnn Vargason LA BT Nancy Vasisko LA John Vasko LA Lee Vesci Mardelle Vest Bill Virun ET oR PE hd Frances Volosevich Jeff Votapka Patricia Walsh Joy Warner XR BT SC MO Cheryl Warren Deborah Warren Syeven Wasielewski CH LA BT 121 Daniel Webster MT Michael Westgate ET Terri Welch GH Kevin Wasser BT Donna Weidman MR Barbara Wheeler BT Rosann Watson DH David Wells BG Thomas Whitaker LA Thomas Watson BT Douglas Welch Doreen White XR LA 122 Matthew Williams LA Annette Winkler Teresa Wilcox LA Michael Williams LA Bonnie Williams SG Nancy Wood LA Patricia Williams LA Louella Wright BT Debbie Williams LA Roberta Wood LA ab Cindy Williamson LA 123 Michael Bakay Mel Barvinchak Concetta Lalla Chris Costanzo Maria Dell! Arcipretc Lucy Lorelei Eugene Cuik Cathy Marks Phil Martin John Staddard CH Gh 124 Mark Zulick Sue Zimmer MT LA Michele Zemek Kathleen Zaic Vincent Zaccheo Donald Young LA RN LA MT Fred Xlander LA — SE , AG et a, - AIL Gf ; ys pe a , Oj sige ily Sd ana i hn ag aaa i ee AMS SOCCER This year’s Soccer team posted a 7-6 won — lost record, the first winning season under Head Coach William Davenport, with three of the wins being shut outs, unfortunately four of the losses were shut outs also. Karl Tathem was this year’s leading scorer, with 7 goals and 9 assists, he was followed closely by Dennis Chavez, who had 5 goals and 7 assists. Jeff Angivine had an outstanding season as Broome’s goalie allowing only 28 goals through all season. The entire team deserves praise for a fine season and coach Davenport is to be congratulated for bringing his teams from 0- 11-2 to 7-6 in just three short seasons. We wish the Soccer team continued success in future years. ? ee omeenaeneene le seamen - Y WOMEN'S TENNIS The Women’s Tennis team hustled their way to 7-1 record this season, losing only a heart-breaker to Herkimer. Kim Hartford was the team’s outstanding player with an 8-0 personal record, as the team’s 1 player. The team’s 3 and 4 players, Peggy Smith and Loretta Glover, each posted 7-1 personal records. Broome also tied for first in the Region II] Tournament because of their 7-1 record, with Kim Hartford receiving a gold medal for herself and a plaque for the school for being the region’s overall 1 player. Congratulations girls, on your team’s accomplishments, and especially to Kim Hartford and Nancy Rossiter, the Women's Tennis coach. Standing, | to r: Linda Revette, Olga Mulinsky, Peggy Smith, Coach Nancy Rossiter. Kneeling, | to r: Loretta Glover, Kim Hartford, Sue Romanczuk. omen’s Tennis aa — Pr oad ' ‘ ‘ A | BASKETBALL The Basketball Hornets played their way to a 16-9 regular season record, plus won two games in the playoffs (while losing one) to finish with an 18-10 overall record, Despite a slow 2-5 start the Hornets always managed to put up a good battle on home court, putting together a home record of 12-2. Larry Lane was the team’s top scorer and best all-around player. For his great play on both ends of the court, Larry was named to the Region III first team, as well as third team in the national standings. Pat Duggan, while usually outsized, was never out-manned. Pat was the sparkplug of the offense, hitting on key baskets, and single-handedly breaking the full court press on more than a score of occassions. Jim Waitcavage was the teams leading re- bounder and biggest player, and Jim had a large part to do with the team’s success. Congratulations to the 75-76 Basketball Hor- nets, and hopes for more success for Coach Baldwin in the future. ESTER RN RES nts % Back Row: I-r: Karl Falkenberg, Jim Waitkavicz, Chuck Bruet. 2nd Row: Mark Blackwell, C. J. Streety, Larry Lane, Karl Tatham, Jeff Bedford — Manager. Front Row: Coach — Dick Baldwin, Pat Duggan, Jack Armstrong, Rob Krowiak, Mike Kral, Asst. Coach — Jim Caverly. Duggan for two points Give it to em Dick Karl lets fly for a basket. Tatham forces in a bucket Lane with another great play. WRESTLING CROSS COUNTRY GOLF The B.C.C. Golf team finished with the highest won-lost percentage of all of Broome’s sports teams, with a 12-1 record. The lone loss was the teams first loss in the past three seasons. Broome’s great seasonal record placed them as the number one seed in the regional tourna- ment, unfortunately the team finished in third place. The brightest note, for an already bright season, was sending Chris Lane to the National Tournament in Galveston, Texas. Chris played well enough in the first and second rounds of the tourna- ment to survive the cut of the field eas- ily, and had a chance of becoming an All-American. Chris missed this honour by a few strokes, but played better than many of the other golfers at the Nation- als. Congratulations to Chris Lane and the entire B.C.C. Golf team for a fine season. Hopefully Coach Lockwood will be able to put another outstanding team on the fairways again next year. 139 V OLLEY BALE ‘eit ERLEADERS EQUESTRIAN 143 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL. Front Row: Fran Orzel, Debbie Petrick, Anne Fiacco, Judy Lewis, Fran Snavely. Back Row: Asst. Coach Linda Kenney, Pat Krna, Debbie Adams, Linda Pike, Val Keely, Captain — Deb Bosket, Peggy Smith, Carleen Mohoney, Lynn Newberry, Maureen Toner, Loretta Glover, Manager — Michelle Foran, Head Coach — Jim Abbott. The Women’s Basketball team finished with a disappointing 0-12 season’s record, but their record does not tell how good the team could have been. They were continually playing tal- ler opponents (with B.C.C.’s tallest player only 5'11”), and lost four games by 10 pts. or less. There were streaks of brillance on both offense and defense in more than one game, but Broome always seemed to let down at a crucial moment and lost games that were not as close as could have been. The team’s leading scorer for the season was Carleen Mohney with 158 of the team’s 417 pts., for a 13.2 pts. per game average. Hopefully Head Coach Abbott will have more success in his second year as coach than in his first. CLUB HOCKEY ie Sale Te ee, “a 13 ¢ Tae! if Sec ey Ht A , ey oh fe 1 ae yee ge ms , .. ee : ‘ Meh hae gl eee . . | c meine, PAO BES we OR Kneeling (L to R) D. Ferris, D. Corrigan, T. Kintner, L. Matthews, C. Bodnar. Standing: P. Kermidas, S. Randall, T. Mestratta, P. Riley, T. Restino, J. DeMase, Coach Stan Holowinski, Advisor Duane Whittaker. Bridge: C. Dingler, T. Wolanski, D. Staff, D. Opie, J. Mack, E. Hart, K. Guyette, L. Kaminsky, B. Eric, P. Riolo. BCC Opponent 6- 9 Cobelskill 10-16 RPI 1- 0 Alfred 6-18 Cobelskill 12-11 Canton 1-12 Cortland JV’s 8- 7 Tompkins-Cortland 13- 2 Herkimer 4- 2. Herkimer 9- 6 Onoenta 5- 3 Tompkins-Cortland 7 “ie é i? ; aol M bis BASEBALL Broome Team Seeded Top In Region The Baseball team had another fine season, pitching and hitting their way to a 20-6 record. Because of their season’s record and Broome’s tradition of out- standing baseball teams, Broome was seeded first in the regional competition. The team did not fair as well as it was thought they would, by being shut out in the championship game Broome ended up in sec- ond place. The Baseball Hornets did have a potent hitting at- tack, lead by Dan Cozza, who hit over .400 as the designated hitter and right fielder. Cozza was named to the regional all star team for his batting feats. On defense the big name was Dave Kernis. Kernis stepped in to second base, after playing third last year. Dave was also named to the regional all star team, marking the third year in a row that Broome’s second baseman has made the team. Pitching was strong again this year with over half of the team’s pitchers having ERA’s of under 2.25. Hopefully Coach Daub will be able to put another strong team out on the baseball field again next year. RO ee Pace J ss ache ce ae — Cae ote . _ hot Otani TENNIS B.C.C. Tennis team members; John Birchall, Len Canale, George Carroll, Don Farrell, Ernie Fisher, Ken Klinko, Tom Miller, William Moore, Richard Petersen, Christopher Ricci, Mark Smith, John Sopchak, Steve Wasielewski. ee cer ARMIES RR ala a a. ucreiees iedenntn® 5 a . - A I ter 3 Si i Ba i ea ON CRM GET nears eres E Be cee EES TEAM SCORES WINS-LOSES GOLF 12-1 WOMEN’S TENNIS 7-1 BASEBALL | 20-6 MEN’S BASKETBALL 18-10 LACROSSE 7-4 SOCCER 7-6 FOGKE Y 10-10 SOFTBALL 2-3 MEN'S TENNIS 5-7 CROSS COUNTRY � 2x WRESTLING 344 VOLLEYBALL 0-9 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 0-12 — Barbara Barber a eaewienhy eaeee a SP Ellen Baxendale Robert Beers Elizabeth Benedict Rebecca Bennett William Beston Ethel Buchanan John J. Bunnell Nancy Button Irene Campo Robert Cann 160 ron, Francis Casella Anita Class cae y Charles Dahill Gary Corliss Catherine Corse = L | oma Mary Diegert William Dervey bl lead = en el = | : be . Alan Dixon Dorthy Doane Frank Di Stefano 161 a Paul Earl 2 ee A Foster Patricia Gasse Dorothy Gerhardt Laurie Gocel ny Patricia Goodrich 162 Patricia Gorley Corinne Haines Denise Hinckley Mae Hines Rena Howard Evelyn Katusak Helen Jastran Ee cavich Ee ) a] Marcia Kucera Ludwig Lange eee, Ellen Kicinski Stephen Kordu Robert Newcomb James Novak Della Pepernik a. ‘a id 5 ayy as oak z Janice Phelps Father Fred Pompei ¥ Robert Pufky Gary Reddig Robert Ried Elliott Rietz 164 ry ey Jonathan Lewit Florence Lockwood Irene Lueck re, Lawrence Maier Frederick Mallory Betty Marecek Roger Marion i. s Madeline Mikoda a) a William Matechak Janice Mayhood Edward Mercincavage iy ay. uy Les Joseph Milensky Evelyn Millen Carl Miller Donna Miller Eleanor Salisbury Thomas Rossi Irvin C. Simser Vivian Schell Rebecca Seeley Phyllis Snover Ann Sova Stephen G. Steele il A 5 a i David Sterling Richard Stoner Theresa Strong Suzanne Sullivan Mary Ann Throup Janice L. Thurston Roberta Traylor 166 Po 2 xX Helen Waring John Young Altenhofen, Elizabeth Anderson, David E. Andrew, Rita A. Bach, Kinrad W. Backo, Paul J. Baker, James D. Barlow, Ruth Barlow, William J. Bartolotta, Debbie Barvinchak, Joesphine W. Battisti, Francis L. Beatty, Dorothy M. Be Gasse, Patricia Behr, Marvin Bennett, Alan G. Betts, Margaret P. Blackstone, Joyce E. Blake, Patrice Blum, Edward, G. Boquist, Patricia L. Patricia Weller Bob Zimmer Born, Paul L. Brunner, Carl E. Buchta, Peter J. Buckley, Effie Mae Buran, Teressa H. Butchko, John T. Canale, Gino A. Chape, Catherine Coleman, Eileen M. Copleand, David Cotten, Robert R. Crandell, Thomas L. Croll, Charles L. Czupryna, Thaddeus Daub, Edwin C. Dearstyne, Barbara T. De Celle, Thomas E. De Maria, Jane M. Dickman, Sylvia Dodway, Daniel Linda Velie Angelo Zuccolo Teaching without Pictures Downey, Sally L. Durfee, Patricia Edwards, Sandra Estes, Ernest M. Ewanow, Florence Z. Feldsine, John E. Jr. Firenze, Richard F. Fitzgerald, Robert D. Flynn, Brendan R. Foley, Joan L. Ford, Marie A. Forsythe, Robert K. Gay, Joseph K. Sr. Gerty, John Gilbert, Susan A. Gillette, Ronald Giordane, Ernest C. Goodman, Karen J. Gullion, Jack F. Jr. Haney, Emly J. Lo, ¢ ‘ t William Vick Ozmun Winters Hayden, Dennis Herman, Jean E. Hoffman, Pamela Holloway, Ralph D. Holowach, Thomas W. Hughes, David E. Hunsinger, Mildred J. Jensen, Elizabeth A. Johnson, Frederick O. Joliet, Paul V. Keller, Robert Kenien, David Kinney, Linda M. Kushner, John Lee, Stanley R. Lehmann, Mary Leo, Richard J. Levee, David M. Lewin, Henri G. Lewis, Patricia 167 Liddy, Robert F. Littlefield, Russell Ljunggren, David L. Lockwood, Wayne E. Long, Joseph W. Lo Tempio, Anthony G. Lubs, Jean Maier, Suzanne Maniago, Jo Anne B. Martin, Frank P. Mc Carthy, Patrick A. Mc Loughlin, David E. Mc Vannan, Roger E. Medovich, Frances M. Miles, Shirley E. Miller, Dawn E. Newman, Nan I. Newton, Ralph Nichols, William N. O’Boyle, Ruthe B. Osmun, Shirley C. Ostrander, Gary E. Paciocco, Rose Pancoast, James Peter, Kathleen V. Petrone, Joseph A. Proulx, Thomas G. Quagliata, Charles J. Rawoof, Jane M. Reeder, Gail G. Reese, Margaret C. Revette, Ruth A. Reynolds, Patricia L. Rich, Ina Mae Ricker, Charles Rittenhouse, Douglas Roach, Lois Roma, Kari B. Romano, Richard M. Rook, Jonathan Rosato, Mary L. Rossiter, Nancy H. Sabol, Esther L. Saeger, Dorathy G. Sanders, F. Brooks Sanford, Kenneth R. Savich, Alice M. Schum, Mary E. Scott, Anne M. Segreto, Constance M. Shafer, Esther R. Short, Francis J. Smith, Gary G. Snieska, Patricia A. Snopek, Lucille Stankevitz, Arthur J. Stanwyck, Susan Stowell, Richard W. Stratton, Ruth P. Sunshine, Harold Swift, W. Porter Taylor, Carl I. Timko, John Troicke, Edward F. Turner, Dorothy R. Tuttle, Mary Valentino, Barbara K. Vasina, Thresa M. Vassos, Andrea A. View, John E. View, Sharon K. Wager, D. Elsie Wager, Donald B. Wall, Michele P. Walsh, David K. Walsh, Dorothy J. Walstad, Allan M. Walter, Ralph West, Floyd R. Wetjen, Douglas R. Whitman, Deborah S. Whitt, Chester W. Whitaker, Duane R. Wilbur, Janet H. Younker, Adam Yurka, Robert J. Zebrowski, Carol A. Zinner, Rosemary J. Zupnik, Toby W. If the Goin’ up was Worth the Comin’ Down See him wasted on the sidewalk in his jacket and his jeans. Wearin’ yesterday's misfortunes like a smile. Once he had a future full of money, love, and dreams Which he spent like they was goin’ out of style. And he keeps right on a changin’ for the better or the worse, Searching for a shrine he’s never found. Never knowin’ if believin’ is a blessin’ or a curse, Or if the goin’ up was worth the comin’ down. He’s a poet, and he’s a picker. He’s a prophet, and he’s a pusher. He’s a pilgrim, and a preacher, and a problem when he’s stoned. He’s a walkin’ contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction. Takin’ every wrong direction on his way back home. 169 � , SS = AY ASS Ka i ty ‘4 Save a Life — Give blood. J S 2 fe) oo is = Refreshments after g Buzz gives blood. Circle K Easter Bunny visitation to hospitals Easter Bunny visits mixer Impact On Life Civil Technology Association. Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Outing Club Instrumental Music Outing Club’s Mascot (In Hand). veeitearanramm AIRE me, rz) | joa) cS aS ica) 2 =] he OQ, =| ° rs} s) wo ° S =] a) A do ) a 5 — o op) ro) © Ee Ae! i=} o n — a) = A ice ct ES lock given to Conductor, R. B. MacGregor. bi 3 TE et eh C 4 SAPB Electrical Crew SAPB Chairman and his favorite symbol. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES PLANNING BOARD 179 THE FULCRUM FULCRUM Phone 772-5165 EDITOR IN CHIEF CLAYTON ELLIS MANAGING EDITOR DAVE GARDINER PHOT® EDITOR S TEVE PHILLIPS BUSINESS MANAGER KEVIN KUKLIS Staff Members: Kim Berry, Mike Burdick, Debbie Drake, John O’Hare, Glenn Rolfe, Geneva Root, Maureen Sheil, Dave Staff. Advisor: Robert Fitzgerald, Jack Guillon FULCRUM is published twice monthly, its office is located in the UNION. Letters to the editor must be typed and signed, but names will be witheld upon request. The editor-in-chief reserves final authority on all matters pertaining to the newspaper. Fulcrum editor, Clayton Ellis. The FULCRUM is the campus student newspaper. It provides the campus an insight to campus problems, as well as covering sports events and all camp us oriented happenings. The FULCRUM is a vital part of our campus life and de- serves every student’s support. 76-77 Co-Editors Kim Berry and Geneva Root. FULCRUM x a student publication 180 LukeComments On USG’s 75-76 Activities Earlier in the semester I was looking through our ‘‘archives’’ (to the unaided eye a grey cabinet) and stumbled onan old issue of the FULCRUM entitled ‘‘Nickerson’s Message to BCC.’’ Al Nickerson was a previous student government president, and the newspaper had allowed him 2-3 of the front page for a farewell address. My emotions were mixed. At first I was mildly jealous that he was given this much publicity. Later a feeling of insecurity began sneaking its way into my heart. You see, by that dateI had not been approached by the newspaper and asked to compose a similar article. Did this mean that the feats of my administration had gone undetected? Or, worse yet, were they worthy of note!? I told myself that there were still several weeks left yet and that the scribes of the FULCRUM had not felt it appropriate to ask at such an early date. That notion disappeared when there was only two weeks of school left! I was sitting in the Senate office drafting a scathing editorial blasting the FULCRUM for its lack of interest in the awesome course that history had taken in the past year. As I was slinging mad and downgrading the staff, Dave Gardiner from the newspaper entered the office and asked me if I would like to write amessage similar to what I have been describing. At first I sat back as though doubtfully contemplating the concept. In reality, I would have grabbed him if he hesitated. So, I reluctantly agreed to write this and asked what the deadline would be, (implying I would do it if I had time.) It is now only a few hours since he asked and I am scrib- bling as fast as possible. To add a final measure of pseudoaloofness I probably wouldn’t submit this until a few hours before the deadline. Anyway, I seem to have gone off on a tangent. Let me call upon my near- photographic memory. (I call it near- SG. The comments on this page show what your U.S.G. has done this year. Every action this group takes is designed to help you, the student. As the head governing body for all campus activities U.S.G. takes up the plight for the student’s rights as citizens. Support your U.S.G. photographic because it only operates while near photographs.) We have made great strides, performed noteworthy achievements, and introduced innovations unequalled in this state. For example: (not necessarily in order of importance) A, student elected to a position in the student government will now be able to earn credit applicable to graduation. This has the effect of reducing the academic workload of a student by eliminating the requirement for an elective course. A substantial part of the campus believes that the function of the Student Government is to decide on the type of candy in the vending machines, or how much _ the overdue charge ona library book should be. The work is much more serious and requires a substantial amount of time. Conferring credit is one way to allow a student to participate and simultaneously maintain a respectable average. It is also done in lieu of what is called a stipend. A stipend is a salary paid to the individual to offset what could have been earned in a part-time job. The idea has merit. However, as for as elected offices are concerned, I feel that it would only tend to attract mer- cenaries and not represent the best interests of the student body. The county legislature sought to end open enrollment at this sehool to reduce their financial obligation and to ‘‘increase the quality of education.” This defeats the purpose of the community college and penalizes the educationally deprived by guaranteeing that they will remain in that state. Therefore, we support the faculty of this college when they invoked a ‘‘work to rule’”’ policy. At that time the faculty’s contract was five months overdue and is still un finished. We are now using the campus computer system for finance and maintenance of documents. The finance program in the computer system is capable of handling approximately 6000 transactions for 65 organization and computing the current balance of any of these immediately. This is another first for this campus and is done in only one other college in the state. For this I would like to thank Dave Copeland and the computer center staff. We now have a student on the college Board of Trustees and are now able to directly give ‘‘a word to the wise’. This past year Ellen Donnelly was on the board and she is being followed by Mary O’Neill. A new constitution was inaugurated last fall. As a direct result of this: 1. Next year’s budgets are now completed and the perpetual hassle of not knowing how much money you will receive when it is eliminated. (This is a big first). 2. Club representatives are not required to attend all Senate meetings as they were last year. Instead wa have a Club Council that meets periodically to handle club affairs. 3. We have a Judicial Review Board that replicates the purpose of the U.S. Supreme Court. In all, we have a system that is unexcelled by any community college in this state and is more comprehensive than most four year schools. Student elections have a history of being contested each semester. However, this Outgoing USG President Walter Luke. past election, there were no ‘grotesque miscarriages of justice’, and they are unblemished. I now thank the faculty and administrative personnel who helped at the polling area for their assistant. BCC no longer has an acting president. Instead, Dr. Blomerly has been instated as our new president and we have one less “acting’’ position. I feel that it is significant that student government members were on the search committee throughout the entire process and took part in the voting. Throughout the year, and at the time of this writing, we have battled with college trustees concerning the activity fee. For some mystical reason, they feel that a fixed amount of the Student Activity Fee should be allocated to athletics. They also have a simplistic concept concerning areas receiving Student Activity Fee money; athletics, and then everybody else. Fur- thermore, it is only incidental that the program is totally funded. Concluding, we have had excellent relations with the faculty, staff, and ad- ministration. It seems that we can ac- complish a lot when we're not occupied slandering and downgrading each other. I hope this trend continues. In any case, I would like t o thank all the Student Govern- ment members who endured through the year and wish our new members good luck. Walter Luke, Jr. 181 HONOUR SOCIETY Induction Ceremony Honour Society Knowlege for the Mind-Food for the Body. .:; BCC’S MAIN PURPOSE — EDUCATION Now you go to class -_ — 4 aa studying — what a lonely feeling at last, time to leave it’s a long way from the parking lot to my class this is what it’s all about 187 ie The Union’s Third Birthday Union Pianist Ping Pong at the Union = = } : Le: ® Manager’s Favorite Pastime Union Supervisor, R. Bruce MacGregor Pool Tournament Winners — P. Homanich 3rd, J. Lattimer 1st, No Caption Needed. D. Chen 2nd. Only the Most Intelligent Looking People use the Union. 189 190 | PABS i Wuasary hits the Bullseye everytl | | 1975 DARTBOARD CALENDAR 19% LL me. : 7 : LL noe: ee hs ns satan a na leiremely ae $e — — ¥ ae ‘ Sow roe | bee] ol ono Gy at ’ ALTOS John attending another of his many classes. Oh SHIT! I hate these stupid senate meetings. 198 take a picture of my best side How sweet it is!! Don't you dare take my picture! iM ce aes eee ae ad sie “SE ae: Pe a i. | 3 % te “v4 eae pets 199 citi the ge Nig pa NE HN phil ii ae : my ao see ca | x Z all LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. To Peter Blomerley: Lots of luck as President. To Mr's Bishop and Landen: The contents of one used Rent-a-John. To Mr. R. E. Baldwin: Better luck next year, (and I don’t mean with the Basketball team.) To Mike Tucker: One (1) brain to help fill the enormous void be between your ears. A Friend. To The Donnelly’s: A college of your own to run and dictate, compl ete with a Senate. To Dr. Reddig: A college with co-operative trustees and legislators and lots of dances for you chaperone. Helen Stecyk To the Library: A Terri L. Shaner memorial room. Terri L. Shaner memorial committee. To Bev Burns: My cards to be used only in the SUB, Take Extra Special Care Of Them. Sincerely To Steve: Two construction hats. The Phantom To Ellen: Here’s a few words for those who failed to give you your fair share of the credit; DROP DEAD! One who knows. To Kathy: I Like Our Very Excessive Yarns Of Utterance. DRS To Dave Gardinier: A map to show you where to go, and how to get there. Steve Phillips To Dave Gardinier: One map showing how to get from Washington, DC, to Binghamton, without going through Trenton, NJ. Roger Hammond To Usg Senate: I have one NEC conference with all the expenses. Roger Hammond To Mac: One slighlty used college and one trillion used beer cups, not to mention the beer wasted. Dave Cenova. To Dave Gardinier: May the word have the same effect on you as you exhibited during your backwards unscroopulus, dictatorial, associate, editorshop of the Fulcrum. ’ To the Lonely Hearts left at BCC.: Some decent ones so the club becomes non-existant. Lori To Mrs. Snover: I leave someone else flakey to come jump around in front of her to make her smile. Lori Rich. If the shoe fits wear it. Roger A. Hammond. To Dave Midleton: I leave my legs for next years Hockey season. Good Luck guys. Chris Sipel. To Dave Gardinier: How’s Trenton this time of year? It was rotten in February when we were there by mistake! John Bolles. EDITOR'S MESSAGE I will admit, that this past year has not been all bad. I met a lot of good friends and together we have had a lot of good times. You will find throughout the 75-76 yearbook, the Citadel; how friends have fun together. This yearbook has recorded the past year which has been put together by a few students. I would like to thank these few people who put in a lot of hard work in making it possible. They are: John, Denise, Karen and Lori. John Bolles, my Associate Editor, put in many long hours doing layouts, which has been desperately needed. Karen Bobik, yearbook Layout Editor, a person who did a lot of yearbook work at home, a thing even I wouldn't do. My Sports Editor, Denise Battaglia, who worked hard at the difficult task of coordinating the sports section. And last, a special thanks to Lori Rich, a staff member, a person who worked hard and long doing any work I asked her to do without a complaint. All my luck and hope goes to the 75-76 yearbook staff. May you find peace and happiness the rest of you're lives. In conclusion, I will only say I have learned a lot. I have found that life goes by too fast not to enjoy every minute of it, every second of it, a thing I have failed to do this past year. Feeling sad and lost because of past experiences and disappointments makes for a wasted life and I know this only by my own experience. In reality, experience is the best teacher that anyone could ever have. So, go on in persuit of a better society in which all can live in peace and happiness, for that is the only society worth having. I wrote this little note to fill a void left on the bottom of this page. Although I don’t know what to write, I thought I could use a lot of words and say nothing, a trend that is becoming more and more popular, and if you don’t believe me read one of Jerry Donnelly’s termpapers! I decided to tell about my school year ... Having not missed a class in over three solid weeks in the first semester, I decided to go to a conference in Syracuse. Syracuse lead to Albany, which lead to Washington, D.C. Needless to say my grades fell considerably, but I met many people and I wouldn't trade my experiences for a 4.0 academic average. To all of the graduating class and all of my friends and anyone else who deserves it, have fun and live happy. | ag B. ; | g c { ‘ 209 U.5.G. AWARDS BANQUET SENIOR DINNER-DANCE hy be. t = BI-CENTENNIAL GRADUATES Ge = S © a aa om y “ ¥, he ’ 7 Fo im © Ober a sie’ a iy ty =f By 4 218 IN MEMORIAM GOD'S GRANDEUR The world is charged with the grandeir of God It will flame out, like shining from shook foil It gathers to a greatness, like the ooze of oil Crushed. Why do men then now not reck his rod? Generations have trod, have trod, have trod: And all is seared with trade; bleared, smeared with toil; And wears man’s smudge and shares man’s smell: the soil Is bare now, nor can foot fell, being shod. And for all this, nature is never spent; There lives the dearest freshness deep down things; And though the last lights off the black West went Oh, morning at the brown brink eastward springs — Because the Holy Ghost over the bent World broods with warm breast and with ah! bright wings. Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889) Cecil C. Tyrrell Henri G. Lewin Former B.C.C. president Tyrrell died this year Foreign language instructor Lewin died after after a brief illness. Tyrrell was president of suffering a heart attack. B.C.C. for 26 years. Tim Cross — Died as a result of a car accident Russell E. Daniels — Died unexpectedly at the SUNY, Cortland, campus Nicholas (Bud) Nagy — Killed in a bus-car accident in Vestal Daniel V. Spencer — Died from causes related to influenza. Mrs. Carl Gitlitz and Mrs. Isabelle Sanders, both wives of B.C.C. Administration and Staff also died this year. 219 ACTIVITIES Circus Concerts-Convocations Entertainment Nights Fall Semi-Formal Grease Mixers New Year’s Eve Party Pines — Winter Carnival Spring Weekend ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, and STAFF CLUBS Choir-SPAB Circle K Civil TECH-SME Fulcrum-USG FSA-X-Ray Honour Society DEDICATION FINALE Awards Banquet Graduation MEMORIAM SENIORS SPORTS Funded by your activity fee. 44-77 48-49 68-69 04-55 90-51 02-53 46-47 06-57 08-63 64-69 159-169 170-183 178-179 172-173 174-175 180-181 176-177 182-183 2-3 206-220 210-211 214-217 218-219 78-125 126-157 7 ie . ; m4 A 7 re eee “eh Win wus thy, jin aa , - - =e : ig se pete eee a Sa 5 ae = = 2 As : a 7” � 4 se nd ‘ —— = : ' = Lee a a F. ¥s — aa i ¥ “ =. ot oo. be - : _ 2 = , : pow ; : — oa a . : , o ; ae - 4 et — Pn = s - 2 ra = rio . eel a =e eee E se 4 — - oa x ewe (oberk