Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Registration ' s End . . . Now you ' re broke! THE NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT SE QUELLE CLARION ST A TE COLLEGE Clarion, Pennsylvania EDITOR: MICHAEL H JOHNSON ADVISOR: WILLARD M. MECKLENBURG

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CLARION ' S PAST PRESIDENTS Picture Not ? Available S ML A SAMUEL WEIR 1902-1904 J. GEORGE BECHT 1904-1912 HARRY M. SHAFFER A. T. SMITH 1912-1913 Jan. 1, 1914-July 1, 1914 CLYDE C. GREEN 1918-1926 ROBERT M. STEELE 1926-1928 G. C. L. RIEMER PAUL G. CHANDLER 1928-1937 1937-1961 The name Sequelle is particularly appropriate during our Centennial year for it suggests the con- tinuation of a living drama: a touching of hands with the past and an eager reaching for the future. In Shakespeare ' s As You Like It, done so well on the campus earlier this year, there is the famous speech beginning All the world ' s a stage ... Clarion State College has occupied that stage for a hundred years and is now extending its run into a second century. New sets are rapidly replacing those of the first act. You who are here now have discovered, as those who follow you will discover, a significant diversification of academic programs, a growing faculty with exciting new skills and capabilities, and expanding physical facilities which are the exciting elements of the educational drama unfolding at Clarion. All good actors know that as they learn their roles have the proper environment in which to develop them, they improve, they grow and they strive constantly for the elusive perfection which the role contains. We like to believe that Clarion has provided you the proper setting to enable you to grow measurably in your roles as individuals, a- -indents, and as citizens. Our hour upon the stage is made possible through the faith and understanding of the people of Pennsylvania and through their increasing awareness that for us to achieve greatness in our roles they must In- willing to pay the price of sacrifice, of discipline, and of love. We can best show our gratitude by giving ever better performances in this drama of academic life. The l%7-l%rS Sequelle graphically captures a few images from the many scenes in which you played an important part during the past year. I sincerely hope that you found your experiences meaningful, challeng- ing, and pleasant. I extend my l«- -t wishes to you now and in the future. icjfl , President .lames Ci -1111111 J 19

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Centennial Section page 1 Faculty pa ge 22 Organizations page 40 Music and Theater Arts page 58 Greeks page 72 Homecoming page 106 Uhletics page 120 Venango Campus page 148 Si in mi Life page 172 Seniors page 194 Spring formal L967 21