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

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Accounting Club The Accounting Club was the first business-oriented club formed at Clarion. Since that time the organization has grown to become one of the largest and most active organizations on campus. The main purposes of the club are to broaden the education and interests of accounting students and to expose the accounting profession to our fine program here. These objectives are met through activities which this year included: guest speakers from the various fields of accounting, attending seminars at area colleges, a dinner meeting with the Grove City Accounting Society. A. Atwell. C. Bachman, A. Barto, G. Beatrice, H. Bitzer, J. Bogniak, L. Boosinger. B. Bossart. E. Bucher, D. Bush, T. Campbell, T Cancilla, R. Christopher. S. Claus. R. Colledge, P Comes, D. Connelly, C. Cover, L Danko, J. Datt, P DeLoia, H. Dennis, J. DeSantis, K. Duhala, T Edwards. D. Ewing, B Facchine, H. Fairlamb, M Fleming, P. Flynn, J. Furey, C Gatti, L. George, D. Golden, M. Goucher, J. Green, C Handford, J. Harmon. D. Hein, S Helwig, J. Hepburn, D Hinderliter. J Hintenach, R. Hornak, C Horvath, K. Huffman, K Ignasiak, P Jaquith. D Kaczmarek. J Karkoske, P. Larstetter, K Kasmerski. H. Kassof, B. Kelly, M. Killeen, J Kirkotf, J Koehler, L. Kotun, S. Koza, J. Kramer, D Krepps, B. Kyle, E Mack, K. Macurdy. M Malizia. L. Mannella. R. Martin, J Mattingly. J. Matzel, J. McArdle, K McCaw, R. McDonald. G. Shaffer, J. Sheline, L Simonetti, R. Sinclair, T. Slagel, T. Smith, D. Snyder, B. Sprecher. A. Stover, S. Stroy, B. Sukaly, L. Swarm. M. Toward. D. Trudgen, R. Wagner, D. Waltz, D. Williams, D. Wolfe. R. Woloszyn, M. Yusko, J. Zangrilli, P. Morrison, J Minto, B. Dagar, K. DiPietro, J. Hopech, M. Smarto, M Demich, D. Hunnel, S. Kolcun, R. Anderson, D. Hall. K. Hannold. T. Timmins, B Murphy, B. McDonough, L. Crede, E. Bennett. J. Raspanti. T. McCauley. P McGrath. T. McGarrity. T McKenna, D. McVay. S Michalak, T. Miller, M. Morgus, M Moyer, S. Mullen. L. Munn, S. Myers, C. Neuberger. B. Nicholas. R Novak. M. O ' Block. D. Orange. B O ' Toole. S Palmer. D. Perich. E. Roth, N Sartain, L. Schnell, D. Sellers. OrganizatJons 29

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German Club Lto R, Row 1: J Tursanski. J. Mueller, C, Snyder (V. P.), N, Jobs(Pres.), C Kiessling, Unknown, C, Lei|ten, J. Weller. Row 2: Mrs. Hegewald, M. Heidenwolf, A Woods. C, Vawryk, S. Huck, J, Olney, R Yoder (Treas.), Dr. C. Totten. Row 3: K. McJuinness, Landas, E. Shnver, E. Freuyd. Row 4: i. Dehl, L. Cedzo. S. Trick, V. French. Circle F The Circle F Club is the French Club at Clarion State College. The purpose of the club is to inform the local schools and surrounding communities of the French people and their culture. Activities of the past year included: a Xenophile banquet, participation in International Afternoon, and aided in sponsoring a visit of the Vice Consul to the Consulate of Canada. The club is still planning a trip to Quebec. L to R: S. Irick holding Porky, K. Henry (V.P.), C. Paulhamus (Sec. Treas.), D. Orendorf, J. Auer, 28 Organizations

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Psi Chi On May 6, 1975 the Clarion State College Chapter of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology was established on this campus. Our petition for a charter was approved by Psi Chi National Council on April 6, 1975. The purpose of Psi Chi is primarily to advance the science of psychology; and secondly to encourage, stimulate and maintain the scholarship of the in- dividual members, in all academic fields, particularly in psychology. Chapter membership requires being a psychology major or minor with an overall Q.P.A. of at least 2.7 and a Q.P.A. in psychology of at least 3.0. Row 1: S. Lauth, B. Guerrlera, L. Wilcox, P. Burkett, P. Obenreder. Row 2: D. Bosak (Sec. Treas.), M. Juliana (Pres.), Dr. Gackenbach (Advisor), P. Thomas (V. Pres.), L. Framiglio, P. Carlin, D. Lombard!. Row 3: D. Orendorf, C. Minnemeyer, L. Gibson, C. Saxton, T. Castelli, T. Conley, V. Posch. Row 4: B. BudzinskI, B. Edmiston, C. Best, L. Shiderly. Lambda Sigma Lambda Sigma is the honorary Library Science Fraternity on campus. For membership you must have com- pleted nine credits in Library Science and have an overall Q.P.A. of 2.7 and a 3.0 Q.P.A. in your Library Science courses. We are primarily a service fraternity. During this semester we taught library skills to the students at Immaculate Conception School. Our purpose is to promote fellowship and further the professional knowledge of our members. BB ' wiri M H ArrAttkj i pQU J 1 1 ' NfORMAIION ' H p ' 1 Mi 1 I JKl ► . .J l y M Pil l [ii m Mr mf 1 9 W ii P Ir k ■ Row 1: P. Carlin, B. Sheffo, S. Jacobus, L. Lease, M. Clark. Row 2: L. Jacobs, L. Framiglio, M. McClure, K. Corner, L. Zeybel, G. Cook, J. Swanson. Row 3; J. Smith, L. Jones, A. Glasgow, M. Ferguson, P. Schneider, K. Masters. aO OrgsnIzatlons