Broome Community College - Citadel Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Ramey Dale David Shaffer Staff Spring Picnic ‘85 brought out the cheer- leading instinct in these guys. College is a time for forming lasting friendships as these two students found out. Transfer Day is the time to look ahead” and “around.” BCC’s basketball cheerleaders ready for action and in position. A New Attitude Wf

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A New: Grae A New Attitude Nikki Hambalek 6 A New Attitude Statt new attitude! B.C.C. students are going through an attitude change. The 40th Anniversary Year of Broome “Tech” marks a mile- stone for our small Community college. A lot of people in the community, not just high school graduates, enter onto B.C.C.’s campus each year. This student population is more diversified than many university campuses. The large number of students along with their wide range of ages makes it nec- essary for classes and student activities to also be wide ranged. R. Bruce MacGregor, Student Activities Director and other campus officials try to provide clubs that meet the needs and hobbies of each student. Clubs are only a small part of campus life. Concerts, Convocations and Cele- brations are part of the New Attitude. Musical Entertainment ranges from Jazz, to Musicals, to N.Y.C. Swing to other top popular bands. This years convocations were given by Jeremy Rifkin, Cathy Rigby, and Henry Steele Commager. Trying to reach and motivate such a diversified student body has been diffi- cult. But as BCC enters it’s 41st year student involvement will carry it into the future with enthusiasm.

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