Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

After much thought I have decided to put a small introduction into this year’s yearbook. Not knowing what to say, I'll try to give you some of my thoughts on life. Many have said that life always ends in tragedy, this is true, but life is too short to worry about small or large tragedies, so remember the good times. Don’t sell life short until you've lived it a little longer (at least another day). But above all have faith in yourself, and in everything you do. This may seem like nonsense and foolishness now, but it may make some sense in later years. I hope it will, because someone has to explain it to me. I really didn’t think about what I wrote, and neither should you. So just Peace, Happiness, and Long Life ... LL: Editor-in-Chief THE CITADEL BROOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1977 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE DEDICATION SENIORS ACTIVITIES CANDIDS FRESHMAN SPORTS SCORES FACULTY CLUBS FINALE MEMORIAM EDITOR’S MESSAGE This Book Paid For By Student Activity Fees 146 176 194 204 212 215 Freshman Registration WES: SG. RATER cee = _ ee Security collects again!! ‘ Reig og aes ne iespipots = ot hs eee par ante DEDICATION This yearbook is dedicated to Dr. Gary Reddig, who for the past four years has devoted his personal and professional talents and abilities not only to the higher education of youth, but to the ideals and beliefs of the student. Dr. Reddig attended many of our mixers when he could have been home with his family. He also attended the spring picnic, dinner theaters and the student gov- ernment meetings. Dr. Reddig was our acting presi- dent and the vice president for stu- dent affairs which meant he spent most of his time with the students and working with their problems ... When the students were right he stood with them, if they were wrong he unselfishly gave of his time and advice. GARY THIS IS FOR YOU FOR ALL THE WORK YOU DID FOR US ... THANK YOU FOR BEING OUR TRUE FRIEND. YOUR STUDENTS ah 4 = oa Pen me in pte Sout ‘i atten iy therd Heap epee eng sent Re Oh age 8.” a tat Angevine, Jeff Allen, Tim Angus, Keith Adams, Kathleen Almy, Paul M. Allen, Debbie Arnold, Corey 12 i, Atherton, Kim = ” f % 2 A oS om Me: Bailey, Laurie ii SAAS LEASES AT AE A bee £95 5507 al 7), Aston, Cheryl Auston, Anne Athorn, Gillian Balcer, Cindy 13 Balcer, Cindy Balkas, Yvonne Barnum, Rand Battista, Pam Beaver, Bruce Belcik, David Se + .5 ene — Benjamin, Bryan 14 1 )) ) Bed Bobik, Karen Bohlen, Alice Boris, Lisa Bowen, Scott Boyer, Julie eras rea tine , a SA AS Se ’ � —— nl a age : at a ee SSS ee 1 Brassard, June Brewster, Catherine Brind, Terri Brink, Patricia 16 Brown, Allen D. (Jr.) Brzozowski, Linda Bulger, Ellen és ps Bunts, Michael Buongionne, Cheryl Burchall, John Burdick, Michael K. Burns, Beverly Cabral, John F. Cahill, John Re) Campana, Mary Ann Canale, Debbie Canfield, Mark Capolupo, Deborah 18 7 Casella, Lesa Caswell, Rhonda Cervini, Eileen Cianfichi, Gary Cizavskas, Maureen Clark, David L. 19 Cline, Kathy Collett, Larry Combs, John 20 Conboy, Irene C. Cowan, Mary Creery, Jeffery Cunning, Judith Curley, Larry Cusick, Therese Czebiniak, Martha Damari, Deborah A. 21 Damico, Davis, Lisa a DeAnjou, Mark DeBenedittis, Nick Della Penta, Roseann Del Bianco, Linda Dempsey, Karen DeRose, Patrick Dohanich, Stephen Dotzel, Maureen Donnelly, Brian Dorin, Sue Douglas, Garry 23 Douglas, Patricia Driscoll, Chery] Dudek, Patricia Anne Same R f Dunn, Thomas Durgin, Kathleen Eckenbrecht, Trudy Edwards, Jenny Bm AS wig yt ; Eller, Robert Elliot, David L. Ellsworth, Linda Englehart, Kathie Englert, Elaine M. Evans, Philip 25 A Faughnan, Janice Fedorko, John (III) Fenencik, Cheryl Ferranti, Steven Fiacco, Anne Fletcher, Jack Folmar, Mark 26 Frederici, James R. Gennarelli, Patti Forbes, Robert SDR AE a Ua EN ee Ford, Colleen Formato, Joseph 27 a George, Gene Giblin, Suzanne Goodwin, John Gosiewski, Debbie Gracin, Rebecca P. Graham, Dawn 28 Graham, Wendy a ee oA eee gta natant Lan ten Gregory, Jeff Griffith, Cindy Grinder, Karen Hogen, Bill Halaburka, Linda Hart, Dorthy Hartford, Kim M. Hase, Greg Haskell, Cindy i Haycook, Carl Hemenway, Michael 5 Ss - Henningsen, Kim K. Hoffer, Juliana L. Homanich, Peter Homsher, Sandy 31 Hopler, Glenn Hoover, Georgia A. Hurlbut, Gail Husebo, Jane M. Ivory, Thomas Jackson, Audree A. a2 Jenkins, Pam Jones, Carolyn Jones, Tom Kamin, Maribeth Kaley, Carole Burford, Gloria 33 : Evry AV: MINCOLLA —— fh Wheels Mh Mea Wea Sg s Kasabian, George M. Kaschak, David Kasmer, Richard Kelsey, Brian Kennicutt, Gerald Kerila, Thomas A. —_ — ee , Klaczany, Michael 34 Kotasek, Karen 2 a SF ITE Syere ary 7s Beer eet se ss Kraham, Karen Krna, Denise “alae oss ¥ tage ad : ‘2 : ae + ‘a . a oe. poe eae Se ore or ae 1 Krna, Pat 35 aihiag bgp Saene? e Krowiak, Robert Kuhlman, Marie Kukowski, John Kuracina, Ronald Kurkoski, Diane Laibe, Steven LaMonica, Lenora 36 Langel, Michele Lansing, Samuel Larson, Dale Lesjack, Patti Levie, Linda Lewis, Charles Lewis, Dorothy Lilley, Sharon Linko, Karen Linville, Laurie Lombardi, Peter Losinger, Regina Luciano, Elizabeth Lupo, Sharon M. 38 Lyon, Lori Lyons, Tom McAuliffe, Mark McCraith, Lori McGinley, Mark McKee, Kathleen McLaughlin, Gail 39 Machlia, Bruce 3 4 £ 3 7 4 4 Malloy, Kathleen Mansfield, Debbie Marca, Susan 40 Marier, Susan Marlin, Amy Martin, Dean E. Martin, Nancy Martin, Sandra Matolka, Diane Meadows, James Michalek, Michelle Milensky, Olga (Jr.) Miller, Janet B. Miller, Mandylee Miller, Mary Mingarelli, David 42. Moat, Sheila Molter, David Moher, Michael Moore, Cynthia Morgan, Susan M. Morris, Janet R. Morrow, George W. Muir, Debbie Nash, Maureen Nash, Vince Nelson, Marcia Nemcek, Mark Neulon, Sally 4 Nolan, Kathleen O’Brien, Michael O’Dea, Anne Olin, Becky Olmstead, Diane Orzel, Francine Orzel, Gary Packer, John ae tei Sse. Paolette, Laura Paoletti, Frank Parke, Catherine Parks, Pamela Pelkie, Brian Pell, Thomas Pendelton, Brian Penna, Lucia Perkins, Linda Petrick, Deborah Pidanick, Matthew Pierson, Rebecca Pike, Teresa Powers, Donna Preisendanz, Tedd 48 Preston, Jean Radulski, Karen Randall, Steven Raychel, Reneé Reardon, Ellen M. Reed, Laurie Reed, Sharon Revette, Linda L. 49 Rieke, Leah Ritch, Donna Rockefeller, Susan Roe, Robert M. Roma, Kathleen Lea aa eA «y VV ” . vith MS ‘ an NWR Oy Roman, Karol (Jr.) Romansky, Sue Root, John A. Rose, Michelle Rosenkranz, Jim Salerno, Rosemary Salo, Lisa Salvato, Denise 51 Sarrica, Deborah Sawyer, Susan Sayles, Joseph Schramm, Mary Schutes, Darlene Sealzo, Nick Setta, David Serowick, Judy Shaheen, Robbin Shaheen, John A. Shalkey, Mark Sheridan, Jean Ann 53 Sipel, Kathryn Slama, Nancy A. Pte NS � . Smith, Karen Smith, Peggy Snzvely, Fraces Sober, Laurel Sohn, Steve Soltis, Jeanna Spaford, Norman Squires, Pamela Stanton, Beth Staskavage, Cindi Stecyk, Helen Stenta, Maria Stewert, Michelle Stoeckel, Richard Sumper, Cindy Sviatyla, Loreen Taylor, Steve Tedino, Gary Thomas, Chris 56 Till, Larry Vallese, Diana Van Buuren, Sandi Vavra, Jo Ann Vicks, Cheryl Vitale, Ronald 57 Wagstaff, Ronald Wakulchick, Mark Wall, Richard Watts, Brooks Weeks, Debra Weiler, Susan Weiss, Sharon 58 Westbrook, Susan Wickman, Bonnie Wolanski, Tom Wood, Carla Wood, Jessica 59 60 Yarrington, Nancy Youngkurth, Charle THIS} SPACE SDE I. CATED TO ALL SEN- IORS WHOSE PIC- TURES DO NOT AP- PEAR @IN@ THE 31977 CITADEL. Yeager, Bill Zweig, Jim Clark, Gary 61 ee 63 inom ¢ i ata saeecnig np, Beg of SUAILIALLOV NETS v M SA.P.B bast PC ah eee ee 66 67 tves val Actin Fall Weekend, Bob-Shoo-Bop Revue Soc m-Formal Se 68 70 iF e ) N y ( y « 71 Theatre Company C. Of B.C. ce And Men Mr Ma bt 72 73 Jesse Owens s Jeese Owens, winner of four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics, was a guest speaker at Broome Community College this year. He spoke about the ups and downs of his career, and told stories about the adversities of other famous Americans. After giving a talk, of approximately a half an hour, Mr. Owens answered questions for another half an hour. The questions ranged from aspects of the Olympics he participated in, and more recent ones, to some economic points of interest. Everyone in attendence, of Mr. Owens speaking, apparently had a good time, with many staying to shake his hand and say hello. Upon leaving the school Mr. Owens spent the afternoon in his downtown hotel room preparing for another speaking engagement that night. He spoke to a group of concerned people about criminal actions of teenagers and prison reform. He speaks on these subjects, and others, all across the country. Mr. Owens was a highlight speaker at Broome this year, and should be remembered by all, from our area, who listened and spoke to him. The yearbook’s personal would like to thank Mr. Jesse Owens for coming to Binghamton and speaking at Broome. New Year's Kve Party Cera aaa cine 75 The Pines — Winter Weekend 76 77 78 r 4 i i i i j 79 eae 81 vme M Trent Arterberry 82 | i OS Opa ititesiege _ sare nana 2 - e . STATA as aes spate 83 C. Theatre Company B.C. se tp amg etn eka 84 85 Spring Sem-Formal 86 87 88 Spring Picnic QERFECT BOD 89 a eas 5 ‘ % bats 6 1 bese ese, ek Rocco serves the community. 90 Faculty joins the fun. ‘half’. Not quite Just some of the people 91 aT SE ST Se a ae f 94 : sa E . i z Sey : ii ’ : i. rae q P = aoe aan TUE a _ ee vel iis s ye t = an 7 x “94 i, 3 4 Ae ‘i fell in love” falling! what a funny word when really it’s rising soaring rising in love they should say ee eet 96 I think she likes me. When whales fight, shrimp are eaten. — Korean proverb Behold the turtle, who only makes progress when he sticks his neck out. 97 ssonsmentesnstm EAVES ug Ferree INT HUTT oT ae Be at pees ee ie anneal Ame EVI OF a POM CM OEY The OE, “Rees GA? evs semen GREAT SHORT WORKS OF THE! 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A, Gary ee ee NAWHSHdA Badger, John Bailey, Richard Baird, Keith Baker, Gary Baker, Mark Balchikonis, Cynthia Baldwin, Melvin Baldwin, Sherry Barbieri, Marilyn Barina, Denise Barletta, Jack Barnum, James Barry, Michele Abbey, Gerald Abbey, Keith Adams, Karen Adsit, Donna Alapeck, Thomas Albahae, Austin Albeck, Marguerite Alimonte, Victor Allen, Christopher Allen, Deborah Allen, David Allen, Milton Allen, Terry Alter, Daniel Alton, Thomas Amorese, Teresa Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Thomas Angevine, Terri Antalek, Stephen Anthony, Cheryl Antonelli, Angela Antos, Sharon Arbes, David Armburst, Ron Arnold, Edward Arnold, George Arnold, Ken Arvonio, Neil Ash, Robert Austin, William Avery, Laura Bach, Mary Badger, Deborah Barton, Danile Basile, Ronald Bassett, Maren Battaglini, Rebecca Battison, Joan Battle, Harold Baumgardt, Debra Baumgartner, Kathleen Beach, David Beach, Michael Beardsley, Kathe rine Becker, Mary Bednar, Mathew Begeal, Joy Belleman, Matthew Bellingham, Diane Benkovic, Maureen Bennett, John Bennett, Lisa Benzi, Thomas Bernhauer, Richard Berray, Susan Berry, Daniel Berry, Lorrie Best, Jacqueline Bezek, Stephen Bezek, Thomas Biber, Jeffrey Bickford, David Bigney, David Bilik, David Bills, Clifford Bills, John Birtsh, Carol Birtch, Virginia Bismark, Karen Bizilia, Susan Blanding, Isabel Bleir, Debra Blodgett, Deborah Bocinski, Donna Bocek, Joseph Bogart, Jonathon Boening, Deborah Boettger, Sally Bolan, Timothy Brown, ? Brown, Carol Brown, Cynthia Brown, Clark Brown, Elayne Brown, Gordon Brown, Julia Brown, Nancy Brown, Stephanie Brown, Timothy Brozaitis, Marjorie Bruetsch, William Bruce, Jennifer Brundages, Suzanne Buchel, Marlene Buckland, Michael Buckley, David Budine, George Buell, Lydia Bulger, Margaret Bullard, Janet Bunnell, Patti Buono, Thomas Bollen, Brenda Bolt, Bruce Bolton, Barbara Bomysoad, Albert Boucek, Barbara Bonnell, Kim Boras, Christine Bottle, Thomas Bowman, Nancy Boyle, Richard Bradley, James Braman, Carolyn Branca, Lisa Brandt, Lynn Bravo, Lauren Brearley, Jeffrey Brenner, Vanessa Brewer, David Brieden, Ellen Brigham, Timothy Britt, Sandra Brooker, Brenda Brookes, Marieanne Buran, William Burd, Roger Burford, Diane Burke, John Burkoski, Debra Burnett, Stephen Burns, Timothy Burritt, Diane Busa, ? Buselli, Mark Butler, Timothy Byrnes, Kathleen Byrnes, Patrick Cahill, Diana Maria Cahill, Marianne Calcagnini, MM Caletka, David Caleika, Stephen Calkins, Michael Cambridge, Joy Canale, David Canfield, Carol Canfield, Joel Canha, Sue Cannon, Kristina Canny, Leo Cappelmann, Diane Carey, James Carl, Brian Carle, Robin Carley, Rodney Carlin, Deanna Carlini, Sue Ann Carlini, Vince Carlson, Karl Carman, James Carnevale, John Carnrike, George Caro, Sylvia Carol, Bill Carosella, Doreen Carpenter, Jean Carpenter, Karen Carpenter, Marina Cartledge, Jill Casey, William Catalana, Antonina Ceccherelli, John 119 Ceire, Diane Cerasaro, Michael Chaffee, Jeffrey Chambers, Matthew Chanitz, Carol Cherinko, David Chermak, Peter Cheslo, Richard Church, Mark Churchill, Debra Cicak, Dennis Cirba, Joanne Citko, Marla Clancy, Edward Clark, Kenneth Clark, Renee Clark, Robert Cleary, Phyllis Cline, Deirdre Clubb, Anita Clupper, Linda Coffelt, David Coletta, David Collett, Sharon Collins, Kenneth Colman, Sharon Colton, Rochelle Comeno, Mark Compton, Patricia Comstock, Frederick Conklin, William Conlon, Gerald Conlon, Thomas Conn, Robert Connelly, Mary Conte, Phyllis Conwell, James Cook, David Cook, Dennis Cook, Donald Coon, Darrell Cooper, Nancy Coppola, Michael Crobett, Tara Corbin, Darrell Cordick, William Cordisco, Yvonne Cornelius, Bonnie Cummings, Michael Cupina, Therese Curatolo, Michele Cwynar, Mary D'Alessandro, John D'Amigo, Maria D’Amigo, Michael D'Angelo, Donald D'Angelo, Michael Dadamio, Joseph Dahulich, Barbara Dailey, Daniel Dailey, Demaris Damiano, John Dando, Kathy Danelli, Karen Darpino, Edward Daub, Stephanie Davis, Mark Davis, Maurice Dawn, Robert Dawson, Julie Day, Elizabeth Day, Keith Cornell, Ardene Cornell, William Cornwell, Mark Corrigan, Robert Corry, Bridget Cortese, Joseph Cortese, Stephen Cossman, Donna Cotte, Daniel Coughlin, Bernadette Coughlin, Joann Coughlin, Robert Councalman, Sandra Courtenay, Thomas Covert, Linda Cowan, Mary Cox, Tammy Cramer, John Crespo, Lisa Cristofari, Donimic Cromer, Thomas Crompton, Kenneth Cronin, John Cronin, Margaret Crosier, James Crutchfield, Kimberly Cuddihe, Rebecca Cummings, Elizabeth This space dedicated to all freshman who do not appear in the 1977 Citadel 121 DeAngelo, Donna DeAngelo, Raymond DeBellis, Mark DeGregorio, Roseanne DeLucia, Debra DePersiis, Angelo Depersis, Michael DeSilva, Barbara DePue, Thomas Dean, Frederick Decker, Thomas DeCotes, Gary Delaney, Frederick Dellapenna, Bart Dennis, Marilynn Derkach, William Desko, Cynthia Devita, Thomas DiCamillo, America Dick, Ellen Dickson, Stuart DiFulvio, Dolores Dikhofer, Bruce DiLuzio, David Dimenna, Florence DiOrio, Phylis Diorio, Sandra Dirico, Tina DiTommso, Dean Doan, Marcia Dobransky, Joseph Donholt, John Donlick, Sandra Donnelly, Steven Donovan, Kathleen Dooley, Ann Marie Doolittle, Clyde Doolittle, Kenneth Dorin, Karen Dorris, Jeffrey Doud, Thomas Downes, Thomas Doxey, Cheryl Dray, Anita Drea, Robert Drejza, Jeffrey Droege, Sheila Dunham, Donald Dunlop, Marie Dunn, Leslee Dvorsky, Kathleen Dzengeleski, Julie Eck, Theodore Edick, Richard Edmister, Ronald Edmunds, Scott Edwards, Sandra Eggleston, Joseph Eggleston, Kevin Eiskant, Peter Eleftheratos, James Eldred, Jeffrey Elliott, Susan Ellis, Thomas Emm, Joseph Engelmann, Phyllis Evans, Ronald Fabiano, Vincent Fabrizio, Mario Fairbairn, Chery] Fairbrother, Thomas Falciola, Luanne Fallon, Kathleen Fariello, Joseph Farrell, Kathleen Farrell, Mark Farrell, Richard Faughnan, Rose Fedick, Ann Fedorchak, James Feheley, Mary Felice, Debora Derguson, Betty Ferranti, John Ferraro, Ronald Ferris, Debra Fiacco, David Ficarro, Brian Fiore, Michael Firstenberg, Lisa Fish, Susan Fiske, Gregory Fitzgerald, Michelle 123 Fletcher, Diane Flick, Kim Flipse, Peter Flom, Luanne Flynn, John Foran, Keith Forbes, Karen Formato, Margaret Foster, Kenneth Foster, Stephen Frankowski, Arthur Frazier, Robert Freeman, Scott French, Anthony French, Timothy Friedman, Sandra Frisbie, Joni Fritsch, Chery] Fuller, Cindy Furch, Carol Gabello, Mary Gabriel, James Gaddes, Sharlotte Galati, Francesca Gallo, Perry Gallo, Robert Galloway, Stephen Galus, Kelly Galusha, Cindy Gardiner, Lynn Gardner, Brian Gardner, Louise Gardner, Thomas Garey, Robert Garruto, Annette Garbey, David Gasbarra, Debra Gasper, Mark Gay, Gary Gaylord, Kimberly Gebo, Kimberly Geist, Donald Germick, Jennie Giardina, Constance Gibbore, Michael Giblin, Joseph Gilbert, Michael Gilchrist, Kenneth Gourley, Cecilia Grabowski, Mark Grace, Arthur Gracin, Cynthia Gracin, David Graff, Melinda Grassi, Anthony Gray, Frances Greb, Michael Greco, Kathryn Greene, Scott Greene, Scott Greenmun, Reid Grega, Albert Gregory, Dwight Gregory, Mark Gresko, Andrea Griffin, John Griffin, Joseph Griffith, Patricia Griswold, William Grivas, Philip Groat, Sue Giles, Timothy Gilinsky, Lisa Gill, Joan Gill, Robert Giorgio, Deborah Gitchell, Dale Glassman, Mark Glezen, Roberta Goff, Michael Goldstein, Allyn Gombak, Catherine Goodsell, Mary Gonos, Mark Goon, Gary Gordon, Joan Gordon, Perry Gordon, Shari Gorman, J. Brian Gorney, Steven Gosney, Jerome Gottlieb, Gordon Goughary, Kevin Gould, Nancy Groff, Karen Gross, Francis Guccia, Joann Guditis, Charles Guidry, Gerard Guidry, Joseph Guiffre, Josephine Guiles, Janet Gurch, Linda Guth, Thomas Gutridge, Rick Hagan, Lisa Haines, Philip Hall, Bonnie Hamarich, Doreen Hamilton, Dale Hamm, David Hammond, Karen Hanifin, Peggy Hanke, Roland Hannon, Maureen Hanyon, Carole Hardenstine, Ted Harding, Joann Hardy, James Harendza, Joseph Harris, Gerald Harris, Kimberly Harris, Mark Harris, Malanie Harris, Valerie Harrison, Bret Harrison, Lynn Hart, Daniel Hart, Kathryn Hartung, Sandra Harzinski, Walter Hasbrouck, Brian Hasslinger, Karen Hatch, Jeffry Hathaway, Philip Hawken, David Hawken, Rebecca Hawkes, Judy Hawthorne, Colleen Hay, Christopher 126 Hayes, Daniel Huggins, Leo Hughes, Kevin Hujar, Joseph Huray, Helen Hurliman, Margaret Hust, Scott Iannone, Dina Igo, Joseph Ilacqua, Joseph Inscho, Brian Jackowski, Charles Jackson, Cathleen Jackson, Charles Jackson, Michael James, William Jamieson, Robert Janis, Eric Janos, John Jarnigan, Eric Jeffreys, Suzanne Jenkins, Laura Heater, Bonnie Healer, ? Heath, Susan Helleweel, Tracy Henderson, Joy Henning, Donald Herrmann, Monica Hertzog, Merlin Hetico, Kurt Hickey, Deborah Hill, David Hinman, Dorinda Hitchcock, Ilene Hitt, Susan Hodder, Barbara Hogan, Michael Hollenbeck, Debra Holly, Nancy Hores, Jeffrey Horsky, Tanya Hoskins, Debra Houlihan, Susan Howe, William Howell, Evalyn Hrehor, Debra Hroned, Nancy Hrusecky, Donald Hudson, Daniel Keyes, Eric Kiley, Kevin Kilmer, Jeffrey Kilmer, James Kilmer, Joseph Kilty, David Kimble, Gary Kimmell, Robert Kinne, Valerie Kinney, Raymond Kinter, David Kirch, Michael 128 Kirch, Margaret Jimenez, Daniel Johnson, Jean Johnson, Karen Johnson, Lorie Johnson, Roger Johnson, Suzanne Johnston, Arleen Jones, Charlene Jones, Judy Jones, Richard Jones, Sandra Jordan, Janet Joseph, Kathi Judd, Robin Julian, Salvadore Junko, Irena Jurena, David Kage, Jenny Kaminski, Thomas Kane, Karen Kania, Robert Kaschak, Lynn Kaschak, Lorraine Kaye, Ronald Keating, Charles Keefe, Patrick Keelers, Sindee Kelleher, Robert Kelleher, Terrence Kelly, Camille Kemmerer, Robert Kenderes, Deborah Ketrick, Kathy Kettle, Michael Kisner, James Klaczany, Julie Klemm, Barbara Kline, Cynthia Klish, Miranda Klopfer, Anita Klysh, Kathleen Kneidinger, Diane Knight, James Kocak, Valerie Kocenko, Mark Koch, Kathleen Kochinsky, Gary Kodey, David Kolcun, Maria Kolota, Jo Anne Komar, Susan Konecny, Holly Konkowski, Paul Kopal, Joseph Korba, David Koreski, Vickie Kostyshyn, Karen Kotasek, Richard Kozecke, Chris Kozel, John Kozlowski, Henry Kozlowski, Mark Krayniak, Alan Kreczko, Kenneth Kreczko, Tamara Krempel, Cynthia Krempel, Janice Krosko, Richard Cropp, Robert Krzyznieski, Joan Kuba, Korie Kuehl, Nancy Kukelka, James Kulas, James Kuratnick, Stephen Kurbaba, George Kirkoski, Susan Kishner, Phyllis Kuzma, George Ky, Son SS I’m in charge? i a SEA EL WEY We? hy Pal Se a ‘ . — =: when - From the depths of the great beyond. College Security? cio Engineering student developes new space-time theory. Union finally gets restrooms. I’m Sonny, fly me!! 131 Kyser, Allison Laboskye, Diane Laclair, Melody LaComb, Stanley LaCrouse, Connie LaCrouse, Thomas LaFrance, Jane Lake, Bonnie Lake, William LaMantia, Anthony LaMonica, Allen Lamoree, Melton Lane, Thomas Lane, Thomas Lannon, Jane Lanuti, Michael Larnerd, James Larnerd, Michael LaRocco, David Larrabee, David Larrabee, Denise Larson, David Larson, Frederick Laskowski, Tammy Latta, John Laughney, Sharon Lauko, Gerald LaValle, Kim Lava, James Lawson, Elizabeth Lee, Clel Lein, Chery] This space dedicated to Lelik, Roxanne those freshman whose pictures do not appear in the 1977 Citadel Lenkiewicz-Lane, Jane Leroux, Beth Ann Leslie, Michael Lesyshyn, Bob Leveranight, Rebecca Lewis, Gordon Lewis, Howard Lewis, Richard Libous, Richard Light, Jeffrey Lillie, Jody Lindsay, Curtis Lindsley, Richard Litts, Suzan Litwhiler, Robin Locke, Brian Logan, Michael Lord, Daniel 132 Lott, Susan Marks, Phillip Martin, Catherine Martin, Glenna Martin, John Martin, Scott Martin, Sandra Martinichio, John Marhefka, Theresa Masaryk, Elizabeth Mash, Alan Mastro, Richard Mastroianni, Mark Mastronardi, Dante Love, Pamela Loy, Bernadette Lozzi, Mario Lucia, Annamarie Luckert, Steven Lumsden, Timothy Lutsic, John Lynch, Beverly Lynch, Roberta Lynch, Tim Lyons, Margaret MacKenzie, Bruce Macey, Deborah Machalek, Richard Mackey, Margaret Maddi, Frank Madormo, Delina Magnus, Lauren Malone, Anthony Majeski, Daniel Majka, Joseph Majka, Ronald Majka, Stephen Malloy, Elizabeth Maluchnik, Sharon Maluchnik, Thomas Malyszek, Debra Mannino, Ann Mannino, John Maracino, Loretta Marchegiano, Tina Margarone, Paul Markham, Victoria Markovitch, John Massar, Richard Matolka, Scott Matruski, Phillip Matthews, Lisa Mattimore, John Mattioli, Chrysanne Matyas, Gregory Mauro, Ann Mauro, Richard Maxian, Mark Maxwell, Robert Maye, Douglas McAndrew, Deborah MacAuliffe, Kathleen McAvoy, Christopher McAvoy, Dennis McCann, Kathy May McCarthy, Kevin McClain, Carla McCloskey, Debra McDonnell, Eileen McGarry, Louise McGovern, Thomas McGuigan, Lynn McHugh, Karen McMahon, Brian McManus, Kathleen McMaster, Cindy McNamara, Maureen Meagher, Linda Meek, Gary Meeker, Darlene Melious, Janet Megivern, Mary Melisko, Christopher Menges, Larry Merena, Michale Merral, Laurie Merry, Eileen Mersereau, ? Mertz, Debra Michalek, Edward Michno, Deborah Milito, Julia Milk, Laurie Miller, Anne Miller, Curtis Miller, Julie Miller, Jody Miller, Mary Miller, Suzanne Miller, William Miner, Susan Mininger, Jay Mion, Regina Mirra, Carmine Mistretta, Frank Moebes, Patricia Molligi, Thomas Molstead, David Moore, Brian Moore, Deborah Moreau, Larry Morgart, Richard Morris, Steven Morrison, Karen Morrissey, Dawn Moses, John Mott, Kaye Mott, Robert Muldoon, Mary Munyan, Mary Murphy, Cary Murphy, Colleen Murphy, Kathleen Murray, Michael Muth, William Mykovitch, Renee Naab, Kathryn Nelson, Valerie Nemia, Joanne Neulon, Jeffrey Neureuter, Nicholas Newman, Barbara Nguyen, Duc Tu This space dedicated to those freshman whose pictures do not appear in the 1977 Citadel Nichols, Blane Nichols, Laura Nixon, Susan Nocera, Kathleen Nogaret, Robert Nolan, Deborah Nolis, Maryann Northrup, John Norton, Daniel Norton, Kenneth Novitske, Theresa Noyd, Paul Nugent, Laurie Nuss, Deborah 135 Paoletti, Thomas Papagelis, Peter Park, Debra Parker, Thomas Parmelee, Roy Pasquale, Suzette Passetti, William Paufve, Steven Paviglianti, Geralyn Pawletko, Suzanne Pelshaw, Marybeth Penfield, Holly Pennington, Dan Perfetti, Gregory Pero, Michael Perry, Linda Persons, Leonard Peters, Bevelry 136 O’Brien, Kevin O'Brien, Kevin O'Connell, Kelly O'Connell, Maureen O’Connor, Mary O’Day, Linda O'Dea, Patricia O'Hare, David OLeski, Richard Olmstead, Laurie O'Loughlin, Mark Olson, David O'Malley, Patricia Ondrako, Richard O’Neil, Brian O’Neil, Kathleen O'Reilly, Timothy Orlando, James Orzel, Gary Orzelek, Genevieve Osborn, Timothy Osick, Catherine Ottaviani, Patricia Overlander, Michael Packs, Michael Paddock, John Padula, Mary Page, Marjorie Palazzolo, Cecilia Pandich, Francis Peters, Joane Peterson, Karen Petrisak, Gary Petrosky, Cynthia Petrush, Christine Phelps, Jill Pianosi, Michael Pierce, Analida Pierce, David Pilctti, Angela Pitt, Gail Place, Lorraine Potter, Roseanne Poch, Francis Polowitz, Jo Ann Poodiack, Jean Pooler, John Popular, Diane Porcari, Sergio Porter, Douglas Potochniak, John Potochniak, David Portorsnok, Richard Powell, Sharon Prentice, Beatrice Preshur, Michael Presley, Sue Priblo, John Priddy, Raymond Primanis, Yvonne Pucek, Jean Puglisi, Brenda Puglisi, Michael Pukusky, Barbara Purcell, Mary Quick, Jill Quinlivan, James Randesi, Roselie Ranger, Patricia Ray, Terry Raymond, Daniel Reagan, Ellen Reardon, Mark Reardon, Mary Reckus, William Reed, Russell Reeder, Suzanne Regan, Robert Rehm, Lorraine Robbins, Jeffrey Roehm, Mary Roff, John Rogers, Kathryn Rogers, Raymond Rollo, James Rollo, Randy Rose, Jane Rose, Stephen Rose, Yvonne Roser, Cindy Roser, Judy Rosics, Donald Ross, Michael Ross, Ursula Rossi, Michael Rounds, Richard Rowlands, Betsy Rozek, Kathleen Rozina, Beth Ruffo, Richard Ruggeri, Kathleen Rupert, Cheryl 138 Reid, Phillip Reilly, Angela Restetter, Andrea Reith, Laurie Renaldo, Kevin Reynolds, Dwight Reynolds, Diana Rezucha, Annette Rice, Kathy Richards, David Richards, Mary Richardson, Michelle Richter, Norman Ricker, Karina Riker, Sandra Riley, Rebecca Rinaldi, Mary Rinker, Daniel Ripic Rebecca Rivenburg, Terri Roach, David Roach, John Roach, Paul Schuldt, Jerome Schumacher, William Schwarzmener, Stacey Scordino, Sandra Scotcher, Nancy Scott, Joanne Scott, Joseph Sedelmeyer, David Seliga, Mark Serafini, Roseanne Seeman, Laurie Sharp, Keith Serbin, Sue Ryan, Theresa Rychlewski, Christy Ryczko, Donald Sabin, Teresa Sacco, Joseph Salami, Mahmood Salamida, Gary Saleeby, Richard Salisbury, Carolyn Sallerson, Howard Sanzo, Edmund Sarday, Cynthia Sarkisian, Lucas Sawchuk, Julie Sayer, Nancy Schaffer, Dean Susko, Richard Suwak, Michael Swartwood, David Swartwood, Mark Swenton, Susan Sylvester, Monica Strauss, Warren Strohl, Connie Sturges, Theresa Sullivan, Susan Surgent, Stefan Schaffer, Jeff Schatz, Stephen Schlagter, Louis Schmidt, David Schneider, Eric Schneider, Pamela Schroeder, Alan Serko, Shirley Shawkey, Christopher Shea, Cheryl Sheehan, 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Vrana, Steve Vroblefski, David Wadsworth, David Wadsworth, Robert Wage, Robin 142 Wagner, Larry Wahl, Cynthia Walder, Roseann Waller, Gregory Walling, Catherine Walsh, David Wanchfsen, Marie Warfiels, Donna Warne, Melinda Warner, Kevin Warner, Michael Warren, Michael Warren, Sandra Wartonick, Cathy Washburn, Robin Wasickanin, George Waskovics, Melia Waters, Diane Webb, Diane Webb, Martha Webster, Kenneth Weeks, Peggy Weiler, Ann Wiengartner, David Weiss, Robert Weisslender, Ruth Lee Welch, Lizabeth Welch, Roger Wertman, David West, Barbara West, Gerald West, Sean Weston, Tammy Wheatley, Michelle Wheatley, Walter Wheeler, Diane Marie White, Patricia Whitney, Bruce Whittle, Suzanne Wiggins, Jane Wilcox, David Wild, Diane Wildrick, Kathy Williams, Charles Willams, Debra Williams, Glenn Williams, Laura Williams, Mark Zerrillo, Concetta Zemek, Kerry Zdimal, Nancy Zedro, John Zayac, Albert Zaccarini, John Young, Daniel Yudin, Maureen Yezzi, Michael Yezek, Kathy Yeager, William Yanuzzi, Karen Wurth, Donna Wurtenberg, James Wright, Teresa Woolever, Kevin Wood, Michael Wood, Elizabeth Wol ters, Milton Woloch, Ellen Winkler, Paul Winterberg, John Wilson, Ronald Wilson, William Wilson, Glenn Williams, Timothy Williams, Sherry Clohessy, Mary Zwart, Patricia Zinner, Suzanne Zielewicz, Richard Zielewicz, Mark Ziats, Mary Ziac, David Zerotek, Donna ns ty 9 tle “RS Sere nt fF A i . Pp ¥ OF aig oe wees, ote igs Kneeling: Dave Setta, Chuck Crawford, Kevin Hughes, Drew Watson, Steve Kuratnick, Dave Marcocci, Jeff Angevine. Standing: 1st row: Coach Bill Davenport, Pete Kermidas, John Giorgio, Dave Bigney, Dave Olson, Mamadoo Cessay. 2nd row; Mike Stevens, Mike D'Amego, Tom Cane, Mark Selega, Karl Tatham. The Broome Soccer team posted a 6-7 won-lost record this season, with Kevin Hughes their leading scorer (11 goals and 4 assists). Karl Tatham and Steve Kuratnick were second and third (4 goals — 6 assists, and 4 goals — 7 assists, respectively.) Both the offense and defense were inconsistent. The defense winning 4—- shutouts, but also giving up 9 goals one game. Offensively the team scored as many as 6 goals in a game, but they were also shutout 3 times (once 1-0). The inconsistance play of both offense and defense is the major factor in the sub .500 season. Hopefully the soccer team will be stronger next year and have a better season. Good luck to all the players of this year’s team, and congratulations to all the seniors of the team. 148 149 Basketball Coach Baldwin ended his thirtieth season with a second place ranking in region three. Led by freshman Curtis Miller the Hornets finished 20-6. Carrying the bulk of the load were 6’4” captain Jim Waitkavicz, 6’2” Karl Faulkenberg, cat-quick Rob Krowiak, and Chris Stevens — who returns to the squad after a year’s lay- off. These veterans have been ably abetted by two good looking frosh prospects, 6’5” Curtis Miller from Altoona, Pa., and 5'10” playmaker Luther Nicholas from New York City. The 6’5” Tim Burns, 6'2” Curtis Stokelin, and 6’2” Neil Arvonio rounded out the squad in the pre-January scrimmages. There has been a fall-out of four players since practice started October 5. ram ARNE! G=— Bottom row; (L. to R.) Coach Baldwin, Curtis Miller, Karl Falkenburg, Jim Waitkavicz, Tim Burns, ASST. Coach Jim Caverly. Middle row; (L. to R.) Rob Krowiak, Niel Aronio, Robert Burton, Luther Nicholas. Top row; (L. to R.) Chris Stevens, James Smythe, Chico Thompson, Curtis Stokelin. 150 Jim Waitkavickz Luther Nicholas 151 152 Falkenberg jumps from 15 feet for two. Baseball Coach; Ed Daub Twenty-one wins is a new record for the Ed Daub Coached Hornets. In Region three Playoffs at Monroe — Broome was eliminated 6-3 by Hudson Valley. Rob Krowiak (Senior SS) set many new offensive records. Most hits (44) total bases (73), home run (6), tied, and stolen bases (total two year — 47). Krowiak and freshman CFer Mark Farrell were named to the Region ist Team All-Star. 3B-men Tom Duffy, 2B-man Brian Ficarro, and catcher Jeff Beckwith were 2nd All-Starers. ies TT ee mae 3 = - , a a Third base-man Tom Duffy was Shortstop Rob Krowiak set many Majka plowing through! 2nd All-Region three material — new Broome records ... hits, sto- while hitting a solid .356 len bases, and homers. Freshman southpaw Mike Majka fires a high hard one to the plate! Big Ed Sanzo anchored the firstbase spot for Coach Daubs. Second baseman Brian Ficarro hit .309 and was selected to 2nd Region team. : ' t { i i ane ERE ETE Coach Ed Daub ... His 21 victories were a Broome record. Jeff Beckwith ... Checking his swing. Statistician Glenn Rolfe and Catcher Jeff Beckwith discuss a little strategy. Ms 4 The Broome Hornet if Bench ... In action. ' Speedy Chris Stevens legging out in left field hit. Hockey Coach; G. Higginbottom The Hornets finished fourth in the Finger Lakes Colle- giate Hockey League — but then lost their only two games in the FLCHL Playoffs in Syracuse. Broome lost the semi-final to Hobart 17-3, then lost to arch-rival SUNY Binghamton 7-2 in the consolation game. Senior goalie George Lewis and senior center Dave Middleton were moved to the second FLAHL All-Star Team. A southern gentleman — Dave Middleton led Broome in goals — and was also FLCHL 2nd All-Star team right wing. Bottom Row (L. to R.) Steve Call, Ray Fitzpatrick, Jason Schader, Ken Arnold, Jim Eckert, Ken Testani, George Lewis. Top Row (L. to R.) Dave Middleton, Mark Lippolis, Steve Tarbarrini, Jack Beaudette, Vince Nash, Dave Melinsky, Rick Jones, Alan Hughes, Steve Franck, Dave Landon, Jim Zweig. 158 a erties ee ni” at Captain Jim Zweig (10) led Hornets in scoring. Steve “Poodle” Tabarrini. ( 21). @UNpP encase Broome’s Steve Franck ( 15) and SUNY’S Terry Roma ( 16) Broome can look forward to another successful season with exchange pleasantries! defensemen like Big Alan Hughes (16) at the blue line. Qi The backbone of the Hornet defense ... George Lewis was selected to the 2nd All-Star Team. 159 Wrestling Top Row (L. to R.) Coach Beston, R. Parmelee, P. Byrnes, P. Virun, K. Thayne, G. Kuzma, S. Stalker. Bottom Row (L. to R.) M. Doorn, K. Sharp, G. DeCoates, J. Kilmer, J. Scanlan, R. Corrigan, S. Wagner. George Kuzma (Heavy Wt.) won the Region Three title, but then lost in Nationals with Minnesota. 160 162 163 Women’s Basketball Front — (L. to R.) Coach; Loretta Glover, Captains; Fran Snavely; Fran Orzel, Coach Jim Abbott. Middle — (L. to R.) Chery] Fritsch, Kelly O'Connell, Luanne Falciola, Peggy Smith, Debbie Petrick. Top — (L. to R.) Maureen Toner, Terry Wright, Lynn Newberry, Mary Combs. 164 165 Cheerleaders LaCrosse Led by three promising freshmen, Don Rosics, Dave Troisi and Dick Farrell, the netters finished 2nd in Men’s Tennis orsieendaiic % John Birchall Ernie Fischer Ly g = S CO % § Equestrian Women’s Volleyball | Fo | aby gt PRLS tO oe ENy Women’s Tennis FER SRS TREN NOE weN gestae m i z — Z : z Z ; a i Seacee T seeana See cas gouesasseuesenss: 172 173 1976 HORNETS 1977 SPORTS BASEBALL BASKETBALL — MEN BASKETBALL — WOMEN CROSS COUNTRY EQUESTRIAN GOLF HOCKEY LACROSSE SOCCER SOFTBALL TENNIS — MEN TENNIS — WOMEN VOLLEYBALL — WOMEN WRESTLING SCORES WM DNA OK D Loss 10 6 12 Ties THE 1977 CITADEL SALUTES THE TEAM’S COACHES FOR ANOTHER FINE SEASON. 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The editor-in-chief reserves final authority on all matters pertaining to the newspaper. ARUN COMMUNITY |.9°.775 COLLEGE ge @ BINGHAMTON NEW YOR” 1 7 ® . , i 4 4 ey 199 a ; i $ : aa = Go Avy @ 2 i=) = } 1s rs G 00 3 a wn a r= ® a 3 n : NRE Jon! I thought that was Proctor work? Students enjoying a sunny day. t know him. ’ I don AN N Giving blood CAN be fun. tii a mmm “Truc of America” I'm sorry. This library doesn’t subscribe to Hustler. More “Truc...’ 203 WE CAN NOT DETERMINE THE FUTURE OF OUR STUDENTS BUT WE CAN PREPARE OUR STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE. MAC Graduation °77 206 faa seaett’ rigid fiat, eed lig 209 zu PRESS, Binghamton, N.Y. Wed., April 20, 1977 Friend's Reminder: Make the Time We used to meet trom time to time in a supermarket at Hinman’s Corners where our wives shopped for groceries. We'd stop and talk for a while, usually about fishin g and deer hunting, whichever was in season, Then, after we'd blocked traffic for a while, we'd go our separate ways Our last encounter was a little more than a week ago It was early in the trout season, and so we talked about fishing. He hadn’t been out yet, and I’d been out only once, not to fish, but to write about the ritual of opening day ‘I just haven't had the time.” I said. ‘Well, you've just got to make the time,”’ he replied ‘No problem,’’ I answered as we parted. “It’s a long season.” That was the last time I saw him. Last Friday night the season ended for Bob Pufky. It ended with an awful suddenness that stunned everyone who knew him. He had taken his wife to a dance and, as usual, was enjoying himself. Then, suddenly, he fell during a dance. Friends thought at first he had tripped. He hadn't. He was dead, just like that. He was 40. Too young Bob Pufky was director of admissions at Broome Community College during the last 10 years. They were tumultuous years for the college, with traumatic changes in administration, a seemingly endless string of financial crises, faculty discontent, and almost constant sniper fire from county politicians who seized on the college's internal problems as a sure-fire device for personal publicity Through all of this Bob managed to hang on to his sense of humor and his sense of purpose. Those were growth years for the college. When Bob took over the admissions office in 1966, the full-time regular day enrollment was 1,618. This year it is 2,652. Bob didn’t bring them all in, obviously. But if anyone had the impression he did, it was understandable. Like BCC public relations chief Marv Behr, his close friend, Bob was involved in a continuing love affair with the college. His work, like Marv’s, wasn’t measured in 40- hour weeks, because it never seemed to stop and start It was Just always there. Bob’s chief fault, Marv was saying the other day, was 212 that he couldn’t say no. He was always available to represent the college whenever a school wanted a speaker on college preparation. And it wasn’t just a matter of selling BCC. Bob would talk about college entrance requirements in general as often as he'd talk about getting into BCC. He was an easy mark, and if people took advantage of Robert Pufky ..Died too young him, he didn’t seem to mind, because it was always for a good cause. Despite his willingness, though, it must have quietly and insidiously taken its toll. It's as if a tiny chip came off every time he agreed to some extra duty. And there was plenty of that, because BCC gets more of Broome County's college-bound high school graduates than any other single college in the country. And they were all processed through the office that Bob Pufky headed. That is not to say he processed them all, because he didn’t. But still the task is enormous, and it isn’t built into any neat time limits the way admissions are in many larger colleges. ‘Admissions is a different ball game for a communi- ty college.”’ Marv said. “We accept kids later than most schools, because in many cases, it’s a late decision. A kid will be accepted at some other college and then late in the summer his parents will discover they can't afford to send him away after all. So at the last minute they decide to send him to BCC.” Pufky accepted that hectic uncertainty the way he accepted life. He took what it threw at him and made the best of it. He was the kind of guy who should not have been struck down in what we like to call the prime of life. The guy who is a candidate for early departure is the one who keeps his angers and frustrations bottled up inside until they explode and kill him. Bob wasn’t like that. “He was no phony,’ Marv said. You always knew exactly where you stood with him. If he didn’t like something he'd say so, and if he did like it he'd let you know.” It was hard to think of Bob being inactive, Marv said. He was always doing something. and he seemed to delight most in those things he could do with his three children. 1 guess that’s so, because in thinking back about some of the fishing experiences he talked about, as often as not they involved the kids. It was obvious he enjoyed their company as much as the activity itself. It's almost as if he knew he was going to be cheated by the clock and was determined to make the most of a short allotment Bob was right, you've got to make time ROBERT PUFKY 1937-1977 Broome Community College’s Admission Direc- tor Robert Pufky, died suddenly last April 1977. His passing came as a severe shock to all those that knew him. Bob Pufky was a man of understanding; he cared for people and was truly interested in them. He was a man who lived his faith, and many who knew him called Bob Pufky unique. He was different than most people and had a mysterious- ness and joy within himself. Bob Pufky was a man of priorities, God, family, and people. He understood the need of constantly evaluating his priorities, and to be mindful of where his joy came from. and yet willing to change them when the need arose. One of his often-said sayings was ‘We must never lose the capacity to smile.” His love of life could be seen most in his integri- ty and trustworthiness as a person. Bob Pufky would always tell everyone to smile, to laugh, and be happy. Bob Pufky will remain in the hearts of those who have known and loved him for a long time to come. (Many thanks to Father Fred Pompeii for his help in compiling material) 213 1977 CITADEL STAFF This page is dedicated to the 1977 Citadel staff. Without these people there : wouldn’t be a yearbook. Special thanks to Jim Trucker f or the art work and Py. all others who contributed to the production of this book. Thanks to all who helped : = Tey ro Note: 30 Jun 77 At this writing our illustrious editor-in-chief is in Alaska and, yes, working on the pipeline. | joined the yearbook staff half-way through the school year as photo-editor. Before the end of the school year, the original yearbook staff liter- ally disappeared, leaving % of the book still to be completed. The following deserve recognition as the real staff for their untold hours of hard work. Jim Stark, Carol Bengel, Rick Thorne, Andrea Hill, Glenn Rolfe, and Bill Celano our yearbook representative. Also many thanks to Phylis Snover, R.B. Mac- Gregor, Mary Herbin, John Root, Keith Schavlin, Dennis Atkinson, Joe Gustaferro, Gerald Chier, and the Great American food store for those 2:00 AM beer runs. For photographs; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vlasak, Mike Hranek, Dave Beach, Helen Stecyk and the Fulcrum photo file. Acting editor-in-chief, Frederick Shumaker Editor’s Message As I sit here to put down my last feelings as editor of the 1977 Citadel, I am sloshing down another beer I don’t really need. I've been at Broome for 3 years and had good times and bad times, but I tend to forget the bad and remember the good. I’ve worked for the Yearbook, Newspaper, Social Activities, Circle K, Chemistry Club, Budget Com- mittee, Athletics, Awards Banquet, and probably a few others. For all this, and all my class time and work, all I have left is memories, and memories is all I ask! I didn’t make much of my educational opportunities at B.C.C. and I can only hope that other students do better than I did at their class work. I was known as a jokester to most, a thinker of some deep thoughts to some very close friends, and a student to very few. I've said enough of my accomplishments and myself. I must thank the following people for making my 3 years at Broome enjoyable. Mac: a father-like figure who always stuck by me — through thick and thin. Mrs. Snover: a steady flow of encouragement, thought, love, and kind- ness to me. No words can express the way I feel about her. Mary Jean Williams and Sandy (Tholen) Nugent: these two taught me 98% of what I know about yearbooks, life, and living. Roger Hammond: although many people don’t know it, Roger gave me a new insight into life, not one I agreed with, but an insight. Dave Staff and Wayne Troicke: two of the best friends I’ve ever had, except Mac and Mrs. Snover, are no longer at Broome, but all were working for the students. This year has produced a new crop of such people. In time of need I searched them out and asked their opinions. Rick Shumaker: the world’s biggest flake and the flightiest person I’ve ever known. Rick has a way of looking at everything, a way no one else would, and can give amazingly simple solutions to seemingly unsolvable situations. Mitch Tiffany: really quiet, but the hardest worker and the best drinker (next to me and Rick) I know. Some non-students also deserve my thanks. They are John Young, Tony Vlasic (and his wife), Howard Herzog and Bill Celano. John is always ready to reproduce a picture or help out in a bind. Tony and Mrs. V. run Varden Studios, the people who print all of our pictures. Bill Celano, my yearbook representative: Without Bill there would be no yearbook because he made sure we got the work done for deadlines, and saw to it that the printing went just right. Last, but not least, is my advisor, Howard Herzog. Mr. Herzog made himself avail- able for meetings with all the important people in the yearbook business. What I finally have to say is, its been a tough year, but with the help of the people I’ve mentioned I managed to make it through. This year produced what I would like to think is a good yearbook, but there will be those who don’t agree. 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