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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1947 volume:

THE SEQUELLE Published by the SENIOR CLASS CLARION STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Clarion, Pa. 1947 Marjorie Clover Editor-in-Chief Helen Weeter Business Manager ion To MISS LOTTIE WINGARD Whose helpful, understanding and hospitable personality has won a place in the hearts of both students and faculty alike, we gratefully dedicate this Sequelle. Page Four The Clarion Scene Panorama of education, personalities, and activities-building philosophies of living for each participating student. Page Five Administration— The President, the faculty— theirs the task of discipline, guidance and inspiration. Classes — Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen — theirs the task of decision, diligence, diversion, orienta- tion. Organizations — honorary societies, departmental clubs, social groups — theirs the task of stimulating talent, cementing friendships. Athletics — the gridirons, the hardwood — theirs the task to create fair play for life, the sound body, strong and vibrant. Features — theirs the task to recall vivid memories of student days. Page Six ADMINISTRATION Page Seven The class of 1947 was predominately a girls ' class through most of its four years at Clarion. Originally thirty-eight entered as freshmen in 1943. Eight of these were boys, most of whom were not yet old enough for military service, but who later left for the Army. Eight members of the class took the accelerated program and graduated early. Eleven dropped out. The class gained seventeen men this year when they returned from military duty. Eleven members of the class are of the original thirty-eight. The class of 1947 might well be called our Victory Class. Students who entered when the war days were darkest, you have added to your numbers our men who served their country till the world conflict was successfully finished and who returned to graduate with you. You are going out under circumstances much happier for all of you than existed four years ago. May all of your future years be as bright as your present prospects. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Page Eight CHARLES F. BECKER, M. A. Educarir n MARGARET A. BOYD, M-A. English FRANK M. CAMPBELL, M.A. French, Spanish CLAIR E. CAREY, M. A. Mathematics RENA M. CARLSON. M,A. Librarian THOMAS A. CARNAHAN- M,A. Mathematics RICHARD C. SKIN NER, M.A. Ena!ish-Jr. H. S. Grades CHARLES R. FLACK, M.A. Library Science MILDRED E. GAMBLE. M.A. Intermediate Grades RUTH GRAFF, M,A. Primal u Grades WALTER HART, M.F.A. A ii.su HARRISON A. HARTMAN. M.A. English, Social Studies THE FACULTY Page Nine EFFIE B. HEPLER, B.S. Primary Grades HELEN J. HOLT, Ph.D. English C. A. KUHNER, M.A. Geography ARVY F. LIGON, M.A. Librarian HARRY S. MANSON, M.A. Biological Science MARIE MARWICK, M.A. English, Speech GERALD A. MOORE, M.A. Physical Education JAMES D. MOORE, M.A. Acting Dean of Instruction BERTHA V. NAIR, M.A. English, Latin GALEN OBER, M.A. Physical Science GEORGE OBER, M.A. Physical Science FANNIE C. OWENS, R.N. Nurse THE FACULTY Page Ten DONALD D. PEIRCE, Ph.D. Physical Science DONALD D. PREDMORE, Ph.D. Biological Science HAZEL SANDFORD. M.A. Art MELVIN C. SCHMALLENBERG. M.A. Physics BETTY SIMPSON, B.S. Physical Education SEWELL E. SLICK, Ph.D. Social Studies WILLARD M. STEVENS. Ph.D. Social StudieS ' Jr. H. S. Grades GRACE STOKE, M.A. Dean of Women-Education EVELYN STROHECKER, M.A. Kindergarten -Primary Education JAMES G. TALLANT, Ph.D. Social Studies, English WALDO S. TIPPIN, M.A. Physical Education . fji SAMUEL WILHELM, M.S., Social Studies-Sr, H. S. Grades THE FACULTY Page Eleven CLASSES Page Twelve SENIORS FRESHMAN YEAR— Freshman Week — black noses, pigtails, costume day, trip through tunnel with Mr. Becker Egbert Hall — beautiful rooms, black-out drills Cadets — retreat, open posts, quintile dances, Paddy Murphy , Ragged but Right Christmas dinner and dance Pistol-Packing Mama . . . Paper Doll . . . Mairzy Doats SOPHOMORE YEAR— Change of residence to Becht Hall Men — conspicuous by their absence Snow, snow, and more snow . . . toboganning . . . Christmas caroling V-EDay! ! President Roosevelt ' s death Walks through Wilson ' s Woods, to Toby Bridge and the Lily Pond JUNIOR YEAR— Athletics again — basketball and baseball games Dancing after dinner in the social room and at the Canteen on Friday nights Breakfasts at Baldy ' s . . . loafing at the Coffee Shop Let it Snow . . . Symphony . . . Oh, What It Seemed to be . . . The Gypsy Spring Formal and Onized Club darjces Sorority week-ends at Cook ' s Forest SENIOR YEAR— Men on campus again! — record-breaking enrollment Speedball field replaced by homes for vets Lesson plans! ! — ' Snuff said Our first college football games and wrestling matches Evenings at the Snack Bar To Each His Own . . . The Old Lamplighter -. . . Heartaches Homecoming Week-end — Pan-Hellenic and Frat Dances once again Graduation — for four years our aim, but its attainment tinged with regret OFFICERS President DALE GILBERT Vice President : l AWRENCE SMITH Secretary-treasurer . __ .Norma Bloom Page Thirteen SENIORS WILLIAM ALLISON Limestone, Pa. Science, Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha-3, 4. President 4; Zeta Phi-2: Phi Sigma Pi-2, 3, 4, Secretary-3, President-4: Press Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President-2; Interna- tional Relations Club- 3, 4; Sequelle Staff. JAMES H. ARNER Clarion, Pa. Science, Mathematics Alpha Gamma Phi-1, 2, 3. 4, Trcasurer-2, 3, President-4; Phi Sigma Pi-2, 3, 4, Vice President-4: Choir- 1 . 2, 3; Boys ' Quartet-1, 2, 3; Intra- murals-1, 2, 3: Tennis Team-2; Student Senate-3: Outdoor Club-1, 2, 3, Vice President- 2, NORMA BLOOM Pittsburgh, Pa. Spanish, French, Biological Science Sigma Sigma Sigma-2, 3, 4, Treasurer-3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities- 3 ; Class Secretary- 1 ; Class Vice President- 2; Class Secretary-4: Student Senate Representative- 3 : Women ' s House Coun- cil-3, 4, Vice President-3; Hostess Club-1, Secretary-1; Y.W.C.A.-l; Art Club-2; Camera Club-3, 4, Vice President-4; Sequelle Staff-4. LA GENE CARRIER Summcrville. Pa. Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma-2, 3, 4: College Secretary-3; Choir and Mixed En- semble-1, 2, 3; Hostess Club-1. College Players-1; Camera Club-2, Secre- tary-2; College Social Committee Chairman; A.C.E.-2, 3, 4; Sequelle Staff-4. Page Fourteen SENIORS MARJORIE CLOVER Knox, Pa. English, Soaal Studies, Library Science Lambda Chi Delta-!. 2, 3, 4. Recording Secrctary-4; Pi Gamma Mu-3, 4: Outdoor Club- 1 , 2, 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer- 2: Press CIub-1, 2. Secretary-2; College Players- 1, 2: A Capella Choir- 1 ; Y.W.C.A.-l, 2, 3, Secretary- 1, President-2, 3; Women ' s House Council- 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer- 2 ; Sequelle Staff- 3, 4, Editor-4; Women ' s Athletic Council- 1 , 2, 3, 4: Intramurals- 1 , 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program Committee-3; International Relations Club-2, 3. DONALD DETRIE Franklin, Pa. Science. Mathema ' .ics Alpha Phi Alpha- 2, 3,4: International Relations Club-1. 2, 3: Press Club- 2. 3: Intramurals-3 ; Y.M.C.A.-2, 3, 4, President-3, Secretary-Treasurcr-4. DOROTHY DRYDEN Mammoth, Pa. Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-2, Treasurer-3, President-4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities-4; Art CIub-1, 2. Secrtary-1, President-2; Hostess Club-1: Girls ' Choir-1,2; A Capella Choir-3, 4: A.C.E.-2. 3. 4, President-3, Trcnsurer-4; Women ' s Athletic Council-4: Pan Hellenic-3: Student Council-4: Social Committee-4; Speed- ball ■Varsity-3: Sequelle Staff-4: Intramaurals] , 2. 3, 4. HAROLD W. FERGUSON Pansy, Pa. Science. Social Studies Zeta Eta Phi-1, 2, 3: Wrestling-1. 2, 3, 4: Football Manager-3: Geography Club-l. 2: Varsity C-2, 3, 4: Elementary, Taught- IH years. Page Fifteen SENIORS MARY ALICE FLICK Gr.inl. Ken. nicmenUini Collese Players-1. 2. i ; Pr.ss Club 1 . 2: Inirnmurnis- 1 : A.C.n.-2, 3 : Newman Club- 2. 3. PIERCE GEIST. Jr. Baxter, Pa. Social Studies, English Alpha Phi Alpha- 1. 2. 3. 4: Vice Presicient-4 : International Relations Club-4, Vice Prcsident-4: Outdoor Club. WILLIAM D. GILBERT BrookviUe. Pa. Science, Social Studies, Geography Zeta Eta Phi-2, 3. 4, Treasurer-2, President-4: Inter-Fraternity Council: Camera Club. President-4; Class President-4; Varsity C: Intramurals. EDITH GUNDERMAN Oil City, Pa. Ftenjenlary Sigma Sigma Sigma- 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President-3; Art Club-1, 2: Hostess Club-1; A.C.E.-2, 3, 4: Women ' s Athletic Council-4; Speedball Varsity-3; Scquellc Staff-4: Intramurals- 1 , 2, 3. 4. Page Sixteen SENIORS THURMAN R. HALL Clarion, Pa. Social Studies, English Transferred from: Vanderbilt University- 2 years; Anderson College- 1 year; Tennis-1; Intramural baskbetball-1 , 2. JOSEPH G. JEWART New Bethlehem, Pa. Social Studies, English, Geography Alpha Phi Alpha-3; Zeta Eta Phi- 1 , 2; Pi Gamma Mu-3, 4; Varsity C-1, 2, 3, 4; Football- 1, 2. 3; Intramurals-1 , 2, 3. MARGY LU JOHNSON Beaver Falls, Pa. Library Science, English Delta Sigma Epsilon-3, 4; College Playersl, 4; Scquelle Staff; Geneva College- 2 years. ERNEST JOHNSON Johnsonburg, Pa. Social Studies, Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha- 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-4: Inter-Fraternity Council-4: In- ternational Relations Club-2, 3; College Players- 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity C-1. 2, 3, 4, President-3; Football- 1, 2, 3; Baseball- 1, 2, 3, Coach-2; Intra- muralsl, 2, 3, Page Seventeen 4-o miiH ' : SENIORS MARTHA MOHNEY Brookville, Pa. Library Science, English, Spanish Delta Sigma Epsilon-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Prcsident-2, President-3, Chaplain-4; College Players- 1,2.3. 4, President-2: Outdoor Club-1, 2, 3, 4, President-2; Women ' s Athletic Council- 1. 2, 3. 4, Prcsident-3. Secretary-4; Intramurals- 1, 2. 3. 4; Y.W.C.A.-2, 3; Women ' s House Council-2, 3, 4; Press Club-2.3, Presidcnt-2 ' Hostess Club-1; Student Senate-2, 3, 4, Vice President-2, 3, 4; Sequelle Staff. CATHERINE MOORE Brookville, Pa. Kindergarten- Primacy Delta Sigma Epsilon-2. 3. 4; Geography Club-1; Camera Club-2, 3, 4, Vice Prcsidcnt-3; Hostess Club-3; A.C.E.-2, 3, 4; Press Club-3; Student Scnate-2, 3, 4; Sequelle Staff; Outdoor Club-4. DORIS NULPH Climax, Pa. Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma-1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary-2, President-3; Art Club-1, 2, Vice President-2; Girls ' Choir-1, 2: A Capella Choir-23, 4; Hostess Club-1; Class Prcsident-1, Treasurer-2; A.C.E.-2. 3, 4; Women ' s Athletic Council-4; Intramurals-1 , 2, 3, 4; Specdball Varsity- 1, 3; House Counc)l-3. WILLIAM PAUP Venus, Pa. Social Studies, Mathematics, English Alpha Phi Alpha-1. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals-1, 2, 3; Outdoor Club-I; Geography Club-2, 3. ... Page Eighteen SENIORS LOU RAYMOND Grampian, Pa. , Elementary Sigma Delta Phi-1, 2, 3, 4. Secrctary-2, Vice President-3, President-4; Hostess Club-1 ; Y.W.C.A.-l, 2. 3. 4: Choir-3; College Players-2. 3; Inter- national Relations CIub-3; Association of Chilcihood Education- 2. DeWAYNE slaugenhaupt Clarion, Pa. Science, Mathematics, English Alpha Phi Alpha-2. 3: Phi Sigma Pi-3. 4, Treasurer-4: W.W.I.A.C. 8 V.-4; Geography Club-1, 2, Vice Prcsident-2; Camera Club-2, 3: Base- ball-3. JOSEPH SLIKE Sigel, Pa. Science. Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha- 1, 2, 3, 4; Geography Club- 1, 2. 3; International Re- lations Club-4; Newman Club-1, 2, 3: Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST G. SMAIL Limestone, Pa. Science, Social Studies Sigma Tau Gamma-4; International Relations Club-3: Geography Club- 4; Graduated in 1943 with a two-year elementary certificate; taught six years in Clarion County. Page Nineteen SENIORS CLAIR C. SMITH Brookvillc, Pa. Geography, Social Studies Alpha Phi Alpha- 1, 2. 3, 4; Outdoor Club-1, 2, 3; Geography Club-1, 2, 3; IntramuraIs-1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE A. SMITH Mayport, Pa. Social Studies, Science. Geography Sigma Tau Gamma-4, Secretary-4; Pi Gamma Mu-3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities-4 : Phi Sigma Pi-4; International Relations Club-1, 2, 3; Varsity C-2; Outdoor Club-4; Inter- fraternity Council-4, President-4. HELEN P. SHIELDS Brookville, Pa. Social Studies, Library Science, Geography Lambda Chi Delta-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-2, President-4; Pi Gamma Mu- 3,4; Alpha Psi Omega- 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities- 3 ; College Players- 1 . 2, 3, Vice President- 2; Press Club-3, President-3; Outdoor Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President-3; Women ' s Athletic Council- 1, 2, 3, 4: Hostess Club-1. DELL SINGER STRICKLER Penfield, Pa. Science, Geography, English Intramurals-1 , 2; College Players- 1, 2; Treasurer-2; Hostess Club-1; Y.W.C.A.-l, 2; Women ' s Athletic Council-2, Secretary-2; House Council- 1, 2; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; International Re- lations Club-3. Page Twenty SENIORS MERVIN STRICKLER Yorkhavcn, Pa. Social Studies, Geography College Players-1, 2, Presidfnt-2; Football-1, 2; Varsity C -l: Intra- mural-2, Student Senate-2, Outdoor Club-2, Camera Club-2: International Relations Club-3; Tennis-3; Pi Gamma Mu-3; Alpha Si Omega-3. JOHN TILE Ridgway, Pa. Mathematics, Social Studies, English Alpha Gamma Phi-1, 2. 3, 4, Vice President-4, Secretary-2, Treasurer-3; Pi Gamma Mu-2, 3, 4; Student Senatc-2, 4, President-4; International Re- lations Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Presidcnt-4; Varsity C-2, 3, 4. Treasurer-3, 4; Y.M.C.A.-l, 2, President-2; College Players-1, 2, 3: A Capella Choir- 1, 2, 3. HELEN WEETER Emlenton, Pa. Biological Science, Latin, English Theta Alpha Lambda-1, 2, 3, 4, President-2, Treasurer-l, Secretary-3: Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and ColIege-3 ; Sequelle StafF-3, 4, Assistant Business Manager-4; Pan-Hellenic CounciI-2, 3, Secre- tary-3; Camera Club-3, 4, Secretary-4; College Players- 1 , 2; Hostess Club- 1 ; Intramurals-2; Classical Club-1, 2, 3, Treasurer-2, Vice President-3; Class Vice President-3. PEARL WEIGAND Apollo, Pa. Elementary Delta Sigma Epsilon-1. 2. 3, 4; Hostess Club-1 ; Y.W.C.A.-l, Secretary- Student Senate-3; Choir-1, 2, 3. Page Twenty-one SENIORS CLARENCE P. WHITESELL Punxsutawney, Pa. Social Studies, English Zeta Eta Phi-1. 2. 3, Secretary-2: Sigma Tau Gamma-4; College Players- 2, 3: Intramurals-1, 2, 3; Y.M.C.A. JEAN WICK Tionesta, Pa. Library Science, English, Geography Delta Sigma Epsilon-1. 2, 3. 4. Secretary-2. Treasurer-3; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities- 3 : College PIaycrs-1. 2. 3, Secrctary-2: Outdoor Club- 2, 3. 4; Y.W.C.A.-2. Vice President- 2: Women ' s Athletic Council-1, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals-1. 2. 3. 4; A Capella Choir-1, 2, 3, 4, President-3: Girls ' Ensemble-1. 2, 3, 4; Sequelle Staff-4: Band-4. IVAN YOUNG Clarion, Pa. Science, Mathematics Phi Sigma Pi-2. 3. 4: A Capella Choir-1; Intramurals-1; Secretary- 1 ; Student Senate-1; College Players-3. Y.M.C.A.-l, NANCY SMATHERS KERR Clarion, Pa. Social Studies, Spanish, English Lambda Chi Delta-1. 2, 3. 4; Pan Hellenic Council-3; Student Scnate-2: Press Club-1. 2. 3, Editor of the Call-2; President-1; College Playersl, 2. 3; Outdoor Club-1, 2. 3. President-3; Intramurals-1. 2, 3. THEODORE WILLIAMS Science, Social Studies, English Phi Sigma Pi-2. 3, 4; Football; Press Club-1, 2; Intramurals-1, 2, 3. Page Twenty two JUNIORS ' Twas in the fall of ' 44 when we came to Clarion. Since then our class has increased greatly with the return of the pre-war students to the campus. As sophomores there seemed to be an endless number of school days ahead. However, these valuable days sped quickly by as we joined clubs and took part in major student activities. And now we are juniors — our tastes, scholastically, are on our major and minors. Campus sites this year require some sophistication, for only seniors could sniff at our antics, while adoring freshmen and sophomores watched. When dignity finally descends on us in the cloak of seniority, may we carry through our duties buoyantly, responsively, and intelligently. President CHARLES GREEN Vice President IRMA MESSLER Secretary LeATRICE SMITH Treasurer SHIRLEY RoBB Page Twenty-three JUNIORS JANE ARNER JEAN BLAKE LORNA BLOOM HELEN LOUISE BONSALL JANE BONSALL WARREN CRISSMAN MARIAN DAVIS KENNETH GIBBONS CHARLES GREEN PHYLLIS HALE Page Twenty-four VERNICE HARDES SARA HARNISH RUTH HILL KATHLEEN HOBBS JUNIORS BETTY McKINLEY VERONICA MATTER SMATHERS VIVIAN MAXWELL IRMA MESSLER JEAN MILLER MARTHA MITCHELL MARIAN WEIGEL MURIEL WRIGHT Page Twenty-five JUNIORS MARY KAYE MIZE ARTHUR MOYER BENTON NULPH DONALD NULPH LOIS PONTIUS SHIRLEY ROBB CHARLES RUMMELL JAMES RUSSEL JAMES SIBLEY GORDON SILLS JOYCE SIMPSON LEATRICE SMITH BLAINE STOVER ARLINE TEXTER BERTHA THOMPSON ELAINE TRUITT BETTY UNDERWOOD BETTY WATSON Page Twenty-six SOPHOMORES At last we Sophomores have passed the ordeal as Freshmen here at C.S.T.C, and have finally adapted ourselves to our academic life. We were greatly disappointed this year by not being able to initiate this year ' s Freshie ' s to the tortures of C.S.T.C. ' s campus life, but our hats are off to this year ' s Freshmen because of their ability to adapt themselves so readily to college life. In two years the class of ' 49 has seen two senior classes pass through our chapel doors, leaving their college days behind, and taking with them their four years of college training. We, the class of ' 49, hope that when it is our turn to pass through the threshold of this college we shall have absorbed to our own individual capacities the desire for a better, more educated world. Page Twenty -seven SOPHOMORES ERNEST AHARRAH ELLEN ANDREWS TWILA BARTELLO JEAN BEATTY PEGGY ANN BEHRINGER PATRICIA BELLES JAMES BOWMAN EARLA BROCK RICHARD BROSSMAN JOSEPH CAPASSO BONNIE CARSON MARILYN CURRY JAMES DAVIDSON ALBERTA DEEMER LLOYD DIBB GOMER EDWARDS DOMINIC FEDERICI JOYCE FERGUSON KELLY FLEMING CEORA GARDNER PHYLLIS GOBLE LEILA GRUBE GAIL HORTON MARY LOU JOHNSTON RUTH KEARNEY JOHN KERR VERENA LOLL BRENADETTE LANDER Page Twenty-eight SOPHOMORES JOHN LONGNAKER CLIFFORD MCCLUNE VIRGINIA MAXWELL EVELYN MEABON MARY ALICE MILLER CHESTER MINNICH SHIRLEY MINNS WILLIAM MOORE VIVIAN MORGAN COURTNEY NELSON HELEN MAE NEVEL JAMES NEWELL MARY KAYE O ' NEIL NORMA REA MARY SALSGIVER ELEANOR SHAFFER GEORGE SHOUPE DENISE STEEN MARY STRICKLER VIOLET VUKOSLAVICH AUDREY WALLS DELLA WILLIAMS HALLEY WILLISON RICHARD WOLFE WILLIAM WORRELL TONI YERACE WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN ALICE ZACHERL Page Twenty-nine FRESHMEN Despite our size and masculine supremacy, we, the Class of 1950, entered college enveloped in the usual fog of where to go, what to take, and why! Our bewilderment was short lived as we soon united as a class under the advisor- ship of Dr. D. R. Predmore and elected class officers. While we have completed our first year as the largest freshman class in Clarion ' s history, we regret that our number will not remain the same through graduation as we comprise 120 Pennsylvania State College transfers plus those who intend pursuing professions not offered at Clarion. True, we shall be small in size come 1950. but after observing the style in which we took the first year hurdle, we feel confident that quality rather than quantity is our goal. President WILLIAM MARTIN Vice President RALPH M. GATES Secretary PHYLLIS Orcutt Treasurer .___ JAMES WlBERG Page Thicti) FRESHMEN %J - - - First Row — H. Fromeyer, P. Calvert, M. Bastress. G. Burkett, B. Heckman. C. Battles. G. Harchick, E. Zigarella, B. Ardary, H. Bell, and K. Hawk. Second Row — G. Calvert, F. Dormire. V. Baker, A. Fish, B. Ferguson. J. Faye. T. Brinkley. N. Coon. F. Coy, J. Banjak, and M. Surra. Third Row — M. Shiring. J. Stubler. R. Stephens, W, Curry. R. Pascuzzi. J. Swoger. G. Adam- son. W. Rockwell, S. Baranski. C, Cuneo. and M. Sills. Fourth Row — W. Johnson. G. Shirley. D. Knapp. J. Brennan. R. Jack. D. Snyder. E. Skacan. J. Nelson, and L. Rhodes. Fifth Row — E. Rhoades. D. Reid. W. Mohney. C. Biddle. J, Dale. J. Walton, E. Golla. R. Stewart, and B. Cams. Page Thirty-one FRESHMEN First Row — N. Boyer, E. Brugh, W. Fulcomer. M. Clark. N. Charles, D. Eury, R. Seibel, J. Ruffner, R. Phillips, R. Lukehart. R. Veidheffer, P. Weibel, J. Shaul, and P. Mencer. Second Row — J. Tallarico. R. Navarra, R. Lindholm, L. Olson, D. Treharne. P. Neff, W. Posel, W. Lynch. C. Lee. M. Kohan, J. Mogle. A. Bojarski, and C. Ramsden. Third Row — F. Walter. L. Woodrow. A. Yakim. W. Mumford. E. Prusick. F. Loose, N. Singer. E. McFadden, M. Rice. M. Dahler. and H. Winner. Fourth Row — J. Kuhns, A. Miller. F. Osborn. B. MacBeth, J. Raybuck. M. Zavacky. E. Carrier, L. Marinaccio, P. Lowstuter, F. Lichtenberger, H. Clark, and A. Slaughenhoupt. Fifth Row — L. Lyons. R. Knauss. H. White. P. Sharbaugh, J. Patz, H. Stockdil. R. Stephens, H. Larimer, F. Vassalotti, K. Woodall, and W. Miller. Sixth Row — P. Tolusic. R. Larimer. A. Larson, W. Nelson, R. Meeley, J. Rogers. W. Zeitler, W. Smith. A. Eshelman. S. Webster. G. Singleback, and R. Nicolas. Page Thirty-two FRESHMEN First Row — G. Gorske, H. Fesenmycr, P. Slaugcnhaupt, A. Kdlcbcr. H, Piigar, T. Jackson. R. Gates, J, Kinter. W. Monson, O. Fry. and D. Johnson. Second Row — T. Sovesky, C. Stewart, D. Slimak, J. Nichols. R. Stcfanick. W. Kintz, W. Jones. P. Kiel. W. Jackson, R, Kiser. anci R. Gilson. Third Row — C. Fagely. M. Nypaver. M. Glover. L. George, S. Gibson, J. Seifer, P. MowcU, F. Jones, and A. Douglas, Fourth Row — R. Bergdahl, J. Schwab, A. Hickok, D. Hoovler. M. Kohn. H. Furlong. R. Kinkead. C. Kinkead. R. Heeter, and P, Himes, Fifth Row — K. Saff,, W. Elliott, G. Francisco, C. Kapp, H. Greenman, I. Henry, D. King, B. letto, and D. Henry. Page Thirty-three FRESHMEN first Row — M. Osipov, W. Martin, R. McCrae, R. Rhodes. H. Davis, I. Clyde, A. Lees, J. Lee, R. Gilliland, J. Sekelsky, and P. Tatusko. Second Row — J. Frcas, P. Flanagan, J, Bychak, E. Wolcott, L. McCanna, R. Harrigcr, A. McCann, R. Morrison, and F. Sharrow. Third Row — J. Cochran, G. Bloom, R. Whitford, F, Rupar, A. Coburn, W. Clause, G. Kane, B, Whitehill, and J, Middler, Fourth Row — C. Coleman, W. Knight, J. Simmers, B. Coleman, W. Clousc, R. McMastcrs, and C, Hawk. Fifth Row — H. Kissell, H. Buzzard, W. Clinger, R. Diehl, J, Cochran, C. Cook, S. Smathers, E. Elliott. G. Volpc. and W. Kark. Page Thirty-four FRESHMEN First Row — L. Confer, I. Kunselman. E. Schossler, N. Zimmerman, M. Spleen, E. Ziegler, B. Mclntyre, P. Orcutt, M. Longiotti, J. Vescoc, B. Grossman, and B. Sherwood. Second Row — V. Reigel, D. Miller, J. Hannold, N. Doverspike, L. Rishell, P. Lawson, G. Whisner, S. Watson, W. Guest, and A, Dale. Third Row — R. Crowe. C. Croyle, H. Toth, M. Spencer, F, Ro.senson, L. Rinker, D, Kahle, H. Danielson, and J. Martin. Fourth Row — H, Meisinger, J. Dreibelbis, H. Davis, M. Garvin, J. Boyer, C. Rudosky, J. DeLong, S. Dellaquila, F, Curry, and J. Cunningham. Fifth Row — L. Bramhall, J. Corey, D. Biidd, I.. Aaron, G. Derk, H. Couch, G. Anderson, W. Creed, V. Caruso, and P. Caruso. Page Thirty-five PENN STATE FRESHMEN firsf Row — W. Barnes. M. Bower. J. Dinger, P. Lipser. M. Baumgardner. N. Kcster. S. Scaright- P. Wilson, and D. Shearer. Second Row — G. Hanks. F. Kiser. V. Hill. C. Wright, C. Host. P. Jones, A. Batz, and E. Golla. Third Row — L. Clayton, G. Breene, L. Goldberg, R. Crowe. G. Himes, R, Hahn, W. Lynch, R. McElhatten, J. Benson. Fourth Row — D. Faust, J, Trembach, H, Singleton, M, Slick, V, Long, M. Gurgevich, W, King, R, Bottenhorn, and L, Watson. Fifth Row—R. Stumpf, B, Campbell, W. Gotshall, W. Valla. S. Delpero. W, Cosgrove, E. Wilson, and W. Casper. Page Thirty-six PENN STATE FRESHMEN mm Row — W. B.inui. M, I ' mjII, 1 . A.nibUoag. V. Ciutclcnd, W . llowaid, H. Wylic, R. Pl.iU, G. Master, and H. Weaver. Second Row — H. Storey, D. Knobel, L. Kinnaird, J. Allen, G. Miller, K. Sieber, G. Cope, R. Brady, and B. Smathcrs. Third Row — G, Shaw, J. Sutherland. L. Trump. A. Thomas, C. Wood, L. Gilbert, J. Dodge, and B. Cams. Fourth Row — W. Showers, C. Walker. T. Brooks. A. Stewart, W. Rose, J. Hanby. R. Ifft, H. Graffius, D. Day. and J. Foster. Fifth Row — H. Colvin, J. Blume, C. Fish. W. Adams, W. Horton, J. Keltz, J. Yedlicka, J. Schalch, R. McKown, and A. Rapoport. Page Thitty-seven ORGANIZATIONS Page Thirty-eight STUDENT SENATE first RouJ — M. Mohncy, D. Drydcn. C. Moore, M. O ' Neil, B. Lobaugh Second Row — L. Smith, R. Hairigei, I. Young, E. Smail Page Thirty-nine COLLEGE PLAYERS First Roiv — Frank Rupar. Harold Meisinger, Jack Simmers, Lavern Woodrow, Arvid Larson, Bob Gilliland. Gomer Edwards, Blaine Stover, Bill Moore, John DeLong. Second Row — Jack Ricalton, John Banjak. Dominic Federici, David Reid, Charles Ramsden, Shirley Marts, Phyllis Slaugenhaupt, Priscilla Wilson, Leila Grube, Patricia Allison, Betty Underwood, Mary Alice Miller, Ceora Gardner, Lou Raymond, Frances Rosenson, Richard Elliott. Third Row — Jean Beatty. Genevieve Harchick, Betty Watson, Jane Bonsall, Vivian Maxwell, Alberta Deemer, Kathleen Hobbs, Ernest Johnson, Sally Searight. Fourth Row — Frederick Coy, Patricia Lawson, Hurley Graffius, Jane Dinger, Helen Mac Nevel, Delia Williams, Helen Louise Bonsall, Violet Vukoslavick, Margy Lou Johnson. Fifth Row — William Zeitler, Courtney Ann Nelson, Lois George, Marian Clark, Marian Weigel, Joe Sekelsky. James McKinley. Jean Miller. First Semester Second Semester President BOB GILLILAND DOMENIC FEDERICI Vice President MARY ALICE MILLER JACK RICALTON Secretary VIOLET VUKOSLAVICH BETTY WATSON Treasurer LEILA GRUBE PHYLLIS SLAUGENHAUPT Sponsor MISS MARWICK MISS MARWICK Page Forty INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First Roio—M. Zcvachy, B. Thompson, J. Nichols, D, Stccn, S. Scanght, L. Taylor, A. Zachcrl, T. Jackson, and N. Kestcr. Second Row C. Kinkead, Dr. Slick, P. Gcist, H. Bonsall, C. Green, J. Miller, G. Edwards, E, Truitt, J. SHke, B. Watson, and R. Kinkead. Third Row—R. Brady, J. Dodge, R. GiUiland, F. Coy, K. Hobbs, N. Coon, S. Robb, W. Crissman, T. Yerace. W. Martin, and R. Harriger. Fourth Row—R. McElhattan, B. Smathers, P. Goble, H. Couch, M. Kohn, R. Piatt, W. Ful- comer, W. Allison, M. Spleen, F. Vassalotti, and S. Baranski. President CHARLES GREEN Vice President PIERCE GEIST Secretary-treasurer - JEAN MILLER Sponsor DR. SLICK Page Forty-one OUTDOOR CLUB First Row — M. Mohney, J. Wick. H. Shields, M. Mizc, N. Nevcrla, A. Moyer. Second Row — C. Green, R. McKown, M. Wright, L. Smith, M. HelmintoUer, R. Wolfe, W. Moore, J. Newell, M. Clover, Mr. Manson. first Semester Second Semester President JAMES NEWELL RICHARD WOLFE Vice President MARTHA HELMINTOLLER M. HELMINTOLLER Secretary-treasurer CHARLES GREEN ROBERT MCCOWAN Sponsor MR. MANSON MR. MANSON Page Forty-two PRESS CLUB first Row — C. McCIunc. L. Kinard, Miss Nair, J. Blake, B. Underwood, T. Ycrace, R. Elliott, C. Green. Second Row — D. Slimak, I. Messier, M. Salsgiver, L. Pontius, F. Rosenson. Third Row — M. Mitchell, P. Lipser, T. Jackson, D. Hoovler, A. Eidell. Fourth Row — G. Dunkle, J. Banjak, T. Brinkley, R. Carey, W. Allison, E. Grine. Fifth Row — C. Fegley, A. Larson, W. Adams, R. Heeter, M. Kohan, J. Cochran, F. Rupar. Sixth Row — J, DeLong, W. Wassum, H. Meisinger, S. NichoUs, K. Woodall. fi ' rsf Semester Second Semester President CLIFFORD McCLUNE JOSEPH COCHRAN Vice President TONI YERACE DANA KaHLE Secretary BETTY UNDERWOOD BETTY UNDERWOOD Treasurer JEAN BLAKE ROBERT CAREY Sponsor MISS NAIR MISS NAIR Page Forty-three GEOGRAPHY CLUB i First Row — T. Bartello, M. Miller, S. Harnish, M. Johnston, J. Beatty, J. Simpson, H. Nevel. Second Roiv — L. Dibb, W. Karl, A. Zacherl, Mr. Kuhner, A. Texter, B. Nulph, P. Goble, E. Smail. President ERNEST SMAIL Vice President. JOYCE SIMPSON Secretary-treasurer JEANNE BEATTY Sponsor MR. KUHNER Page Forty-four ART CLUB First Row — E. Shaffer, B. Lander. E. Ziegler, G. Belles, V. Baker. Second Row — B. MClntyre, J. Faye, H. Toth, A. Zacherl, G. Burkett. Third Row — V. Loll. J. Mogle, H. White, M. Spencer. D. Bugt. M. Gurgevich, Miss Sandford. President DOROTHY ZACHERL Vice President MRS. WILLIAM PERRY Secretary- treasurer GLORIA BELLES Sponsor MiSS SANDFORD Page Forty-five YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Firs: Row — A. Lees, J. Bcatty, M. Stricklcr, M. Johnston, B. Carson. Second Row — P. Wilson, E. Skinner, J. Nichols, V. Baker, E. Shaffer, T. Bartello, E. Ziegler. President - — MARY StRICKLER Vice President _.._ JEANNE BEATTY Secretary-treasurer.-— . MARY LOU JOHNSTON Sponsor MISS STOKE Page Forty-six YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION First Roiv — N. Coon, M. McCrae, R. Veihdeffer, L. Woodro, C. Green, C. Biddle, I. Young, D. Detrie. Second Row — Mr. Carey, F. Coy, P. Neff, W. Zimmerman, W. Adams, A, Larson, W. Horton, W. Crissman, Mr, Becker, D, Nulph. President CHARLES GREEN Secretary IVAN YOUNG Sponsor — Mr, BECKER Page Forty-seVen HOSTESS CLUB First Row — M. Longictu. H. Pugar, M. Korn, P. Slaugenhaupt, E. Zigarclb. C. Battles, H, Bell. Second Row — S. Scaright, R. Stefanich, J. Faye, B. Sherwood, M, Glover, B. Ardary, P. Orcutt. J. Nichols, P. Wilson, S. Nypaver. President PHYLLIS SLAUGENHAUPT Secretary-treasurer ROSE MARIE STEFANIC Sponsor _. ..MiSS STOKE Page Forty-eight AERONAUTICS CLUB Firsl Row — R. Rowan, T. Yerace. K. Sicber, A. Walls, T. Jackson, B. Grossman, C. Hawk, P. Lipser, D. Eury. Second Row — L, Confer, D, Knobel, D. Jones, K, Stewart, D. Slimak, P. Mowell, E, Brugh, S, Watson, A. Fish. Third Row — M. Brill, Walker, E, Holtzworth, R. Harriger, B. Rose, T. Brooks, G. Calvert, Mr, Carey. Fourth Row — J. Shofestall, H, Greencman, G. Songer, J. Shaul, F. Mcnccr, B. Grotefend, J, Sutherland, E. Aharrah. Fifth Row — D. Stahlman, F, Walters, D. Brady, C. Furlong, F, Jones, B. Curry, C, Fish, J. Yedlicka. President RAYMOND ROWAN Vice President TONI YERACE Secretary.... ERNEST AHARRAH Treasurer BILL GROTEFEND Sponsor MR, CAREY Page Forty-nine CAMERA CLUB I Ficsl Row — E. Truitt. J. Simpson, L. Pontius, E. Zigaralla, C. Battles, A. Kelbcr, N. Zimmer- man, M. Bower. S. Harnish, V. Maxwell, C. McClune. Second Row — J. Cochran, C. Cook, S. Baranski, N. Kester, E. Wolcott, G. Baumgartner, R Diehl, P. Cropp, J. Swoger, S. Denny, D. Peirce. Third Row — J. Bychak, E. Rhodes, W. Creed, W. Clouse, M. Sliek, I. Young, R. Campbell, R. McMaster, P. Tatuso, R. Morrison, R. Wolff, G. Volpe, C. Minich. Fourth Row — J. Rogers, D. Thompson, H. Davis, R. Long, J. Freas, G. Weaver, J. Longnaker. First Semester Second Semester President 1 CLIFFORD MCCLUNE GEORGE SHOEMAKER Vice President ELAINE TRUITT JOYCE SIMPSON Secretary JOYCE SIMPSON LOIS PONTIUS Treasurer HOWARD DAVIS DR. PEIRCE Sponsor - DR, PEIRCE DICK RHODEY Page Fifty CAMERA CLUB II Fusl Row — Dr. Peirce, I. Clyde, S. Watson. P. Behringer. E. A ' Icabon, H, P ' rcmiyci, B. KuilscI- man, B. Grossman, H. Weeter, N. Bloom. D. Gilbert. Second Row — E. Andrews, B. Heckman, J. Hannold, H. Slaugenhaupt. M. Spleen, F. Dormire. N. Charles, G. Harchick. Third Row — R. A. Crow, L. Aaron, D. Watson, F. Coy, R, Weiner, R. Stephan, R. Rhodes, G. Shaw. Fourth Row — G. Miller, I. Henry, J. Lee, J. Dreibelbiss, J. Benson, A. Moyer, G. Miller, L. Clayton. Fifth Row — C. Lee, W. Elliott, G. Shoemaker. G. Snyder, W. King, G. Greenman. President DALE GILBERT Vice President NORMA BLOOM Secretary , HELEN WEETER Treasurer ARTHUR MOYER Sponsor DR. PEIRCE Page Fifty-one MUSIC DEPARTMENT A CAPELLA CHOIR first Row — R. Kearney, N. Rea. M. O ' Neill. J. Ferguson, D. Drydcn, S. Gibson, Mr. Hart, M. Otte, D. Nulph, J. Arner. E. Skinner, G. Baumgardncr, J. Vescoe. Second Roio — C. Whisner. L. Grube. M. Helmintoller, L. Bloom, N. Zimmerman, B. Lobaugh, M. Strickler, P. Calvert, J. Wick. Third Row — W. Moore, J. Robinson, J. Hanby, L, Bramhall, G. Bloom, R, McCrea, H, Horton, C, Lee, E. Wilson, L. Rinker. Fourth Row — W. Jones, G. Hoffman, R. Brossman, T, Clinger, B, MacBeth M. Sills, J. Bow- man, R. Kirsch, D. Kroh, E. Carrier, R. Stumpf, J. Kerr. President.. ... GEORGE HOFFMAN Vice President M. RJORIE OTTE Secretary treasurer DEFOREST BOWMAN. JR. Sponsor. ... MR. HART Page Fifty-two GIRLS ' CHORUS First Row — A. Kelleher, E. Meabon, M. Glover. D. Rickell. P. Bchringer, C. Nelson, J. Dinger, E. Shaffer, C. Battles. Second Row — H. Furlong, N. Doverspike. L. George, J. Beatty, P. Lawson, F. Rosenson, F. Dormire, S. Searight. Third Row — E. Andrews, M. Johnston, N. Boyer, R. Hill. L. SoUey, J, Henderson, E. Zeigler, V. Baker, P, Slaugenhaupt, V. Vukoslavich. c r - f H BOYS ' CHORUS First Row — W. Moore, M. Sills, H. Horton, B. iMacBeth, E. Wilson, J. Bowman, E. Carrier, R. Stumpf, J. Kerr, L. Rinker. Second Row — W. Jones, J. Hoffman, T. Clinger, B. Kirsch, D. Brossman, R, Wolfe, L. Bram- hall, G. Bloom, R. McCrae. Page Fifty-three ENSEMBLE ENSEMBLE J. Wick, N. Rea, J. Vescoe, M. Hdmintoller, J. Ferguson, R, Kearney TRIO J. Wick, R. Kearney, M. Helmintoller, J. Vescoe Page Fifty-fou BAND Inside RoLO — Left to right — C. Host. M. Weigel, W. Johnson, L. Bloom, V, Rockwell. Middle Row — A, Kdleher, C. Battles, G. Whisner. J. Wick, J. Schaloch, I. Young. E. Brugh, P. Neff. D. Yedlicka, L. Olson, E. Golla. Outside Row — B. Sherwood, H. Bonsall, P. Goble, D. Bowman, C. Henry. R. McCrae. C. Fish, J, Hanby. G. Cope. Mr. Hart, P. Sharrow. G. Bloom. QUARTET L. Bramhall. E. Wilson, J. Bowman, W. Jones Paije Fifty-five FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1 1 ' 1 m -•) 1 K i.- i 1 IE J p m HE ( M feSn ' 1 ■ 1 P ' M iV jkM k 1 i ' - Fm 5 i 11 Ijm «ji 1 1 n m ■1 i 1 9 Miss Stroheckcr, P. Weigand, R. Hill. M. Davis Pn ' sUlenI . - - PliARLE WEIGAND Vice President.. PIERCE GEIST Secretary -treasurer ALICE ZACHERAL Sponsor . ...MISS STROHECKER Page Fifty-six ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION I ■ ' • , aagggr.;,...,— f .1 _ .,..._ n First Row — E. Gundcrman. D. Drydcn. D. Nulph, M. Davis, L.. Carrier, E. Shaffer. M. Smitli, R. Hill. Sciund RoLO — J. Bonsall, P. Behringcr, E. Meabon, D. Williams, P. Hale, Miss Strohecker, V. Hardcs. B. Watson, V. Vukoslavich. President M. ' VRIAN DAVIS Vice President PHYLLIS HALE Secretary PEGGY ANN BEHRINGER Treasurer ...DOROTHY DRYDEN S-ponsor MiSS STROHECKER Page Fifty-seven Page Fifty-eight HONORARY SOCIETIES SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES Page Fifty-nine WHO ' S WHO First Row — S. Robb, J. Miller, M. Smith, L. Bloom. Second Row — D. Slaugcnhaupt, D. Dryden. R. Elliott, D. Stricklcr, L. Smith. Each year the biographies of selected students appear in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. This volume is published in order to give recognition to outstanding students. It serves as a recommendation for deserving students to the business world and offers a place- ment service for them when they graduate. The students chosen here at Clarion are selected by a committee of faculty members. Those having the highest scholastic standing and who have demonstrated ability in leadership by actively participating in extra curricular activities are chosen. There were twelve students selected from Clarion this year. They are Shirley Robb, Charles Rummel, Ruth Hill, Dell Strickler, Lawrence Smith, James Kassel, Lorna Bloom, Dorothy Dryden, Mary Alice Smith, Richard Elliott, DeWayne Slaugenhaupt, and Jean Miller. Page Sixty PI GAMMA MU Front — M. Clover, H. Shields. Rear — J. Tile. .J. Jewart. L, Smith Pi Gamma Mu is an honorary scholastic organization which selects for its members those who have a professional interest in the social studies. The local • chapter, under the title, Iota, is but a branch of a national organization with many illustrious men of this particular field as members. Local membership is voted to juniors who have completed twenty semester hours of social studies work with an average grade of B, and who evince a wholesale professional interest in the field of social studies. Page Sixty-one PHI SIGMA PI firsf Row — I. Young. T. Williams, B. Allison, R. Elliott, L. Smith. Second Row — J. Arner, D. Slaughenhaupt, Mr. Becker, Mr. Manson. Dr. Peirce. On October 3 the Lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi held its first meeting of the year and reorganized after three years of inactivity. This meeting was fol- lowed by business and professional meetings during the year. The formal initiation, at which three candidates, Lawrence Smith, Richard Elliott, and Charles Rummell, were admitted to membership, was held on Octo- ber 28. In November, Lambda Chapter was represented at the Grand Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi held in Washington, D. C, by the president. The year ' s activities were climaxed by the annual Founder ' s Day Banquet held in May. Phi Sigma is a national honorary education fraternity for men with superior scholarship and qualities which promote the interests of education. Eighteen chapters are active in the United States. President WILLIAM ALLISON Vice President . JAMES ARNER Secretary IVAN YOUNG Treasurer DE WAYNE SLAUGENHAUPT Sponsor _ PROFESSOR C. F. BECKER Page Sixty-two SORORITIES Page Sixty-three PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Page Sixty-four LAMBDA CHI DELTA First Row — R. Lobaugh, J. Smatheis. N. Rea. Second Row — S. Marts, M. O ' Neill. H. Shields, Mrs. Kissell, M. Clover, M. Schierberl. Thud Row — N. Kerr, N. McKinley, M. Helmintoller, V. Hardes, M. Smith. Looking over the new crop of men, recruits for pledging, new schedules, new friends and new faculty, Pan Hellenic tea, football season highlighted by Homecoming game and dance, and rushing finally gained the following stu- dents as new members: Ruth Kearney, Mert Bower, Naomi Boyer, Marie Kohn, Janet Vescoe, Becky Kunselman, Helen Pugar, and Henriette Fromeyer. Sorority Week-end at the forest , Christmas formal that wound up at Toot ' s , Helen Ferry ' s change of name lo Mrs. D. Shields, Nancy Smathcrs ' marriage to James Kerr, exams and frustration (only to start it over again Janu- ary twenty-second) were the high lights of the year. President HF.LEN . FERRY SHIELDS Vice President NANCY SMARTHERS KERR Secretary MARJORIE CLOVER Treasurer MARTHA HELMINTOLLER Corresponding Secretary MARY KAY O ' NEILL Page Sixty-five SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA W . k im- mm mm m. i . is first Row — D. Nulph. B. Thompson, J. Simpson, V. Vukoslavich. Second Row — J. Beatty, N. Bloom, M. Miller, B. Underwood, H. Nevel, Miss Gamble. Third [Row — D. Dryden. M. Strickler, E. Shaffer. M. Johnston. J. Blake, E. Meabon, P. Behringer, E. Gunderman, T. Bartello. The Tri-Sigma ' s started the fall term with a Regional Convention, which was held in Toledo, Ohio. Dorothy Dryden, Joyce Simpson, and Twila Bartello represented the Clarion Chapter at this inspiring meeting. The rush party theme this year was the Star Fair. As a result the follow- ing girls were pledged: Helen Bell, Mary Spleen, Edith Zigarella, Phyllis Orcutt, Charlotte Battles, Courtney Nelsos, Anna Lees, Nancy Zimmerman, and Cath- erine Stewart. The social activities for the year included a party at Mary K. Banner ' s cabin, a pledge party, and the Regional Convention, The sorority sponsored a movie, sold Christmas Seals and Christmas Cards, and are sponsoring a refugee orphan in Europe. President DOROTHY DRYDEN Vice President - jEAN BLAKE Treasurer--- - - -. .--JOYCE SIMPSON Recording Secretary MARY STRICKLER Corresponding Secretary - - MARY LOU JOHNSTON Advisor MILDRED GAMBLE Page Sixty-six DELTA SIGMA EPSILON First Row — P. Wcigaiul, .1 Wuk, M M.iJkII, M Oiuv 11 I ' -uiisall. J. Mi!lcr. Second Row — V. Maxwell, B. Watson, L. Smith. Dr. Holt, A. Walls, M. Johnson. Third Row — A. Deemer, K. Hobbs, S. Robb, B. Carson, M. Wright, J. Bonsall, F. Morrison, P. Hale, J. Bish, C. Moore, M. Davis. With the fall of 1946 we were back at the old grind again, but with many new faces and the fun of getting acquainted. We missed our alumnae, but worked to the best of our ability. Initiation of our new sponsor. Dr. Helen Holt — breakfast at the Coffee Shop, Homecoming Day, rush party with a drugstore theme — ail have kept us busy. The following girls were pledged: Betty Lou Ardary, Violet May Baker, Marilyn Bastress, Erla Brock, Nancy Doverspike, Helen Furlong, Lois George, Dana Hoovler, Irma Messier, Dorothy Jean Richell, Francis Rosenson, Shirley Watson. President -— M. iRTHA MITCHELL Vice President JANE BQNSALL Corresponding Secretary PEARL WEIGAND Treasurer PHYLLIS HALE Assistant Treasurer __. VIVIAN MAXWELL Chaplain MARTHA MOHNEY Sergeant BETTY WATSON Historian SHIRLEY ROBB Advisor _ Dr. Helen Holt Page Sixty-seven SIGMA DELTA PHI fiVsf Row — N. Matter, Miss Nair, M. Salsgivcr. Second Row — L. Raymond, B. Morgan, V. Morgan. The following girls were welcomed as pledges to Sigma Delta Phi this year; Elaine Brugh, Iris Clyde, Donna Eury, Betty Grossman, Genevieve Harchick, Catherine Hawk, Patricia Lawson, Pauline Lipser, Pat Mowell, Jeanne Nichols, Jane Seifer, and Dorothy Slimak. A special social event was the Sunday evening supper given by the patron- esses at the home of Mrs. Milo Smathers. Plans for the semester included a project in knitting and crocheting, the annual party at the home of the faculty advisor, Miss Nair, and special programs on college interests. The following officers were elected for the year 1947: President _. MARY SALSGIVER Vice President ,. BETTY MORGAN Secretary..-. TONI YERACE Treasurer VIVIAN MORGAN Chaplain ARLENE TEXTER Guard NELL MOTTER Page Sixty-eight FRATERNITIES Page Sixty-nine INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row — D. Gilbert, L. Smith. E. Johnson, J. McGinnis. Second Row — G. Sills, R. Muth, Mr. Kuhncr. Page Seventy ALPHA GAMMA PHI i iiJL.. First Row—R. Zclechoski, J. Davidson. J. Newell, J. Tile, W. Zachcrl, W. Worrell. Second Row — J. Arnor. C. Green, Dr. Peirce, J. McKinley, Mr. Carnahan, G. Sills, J. Kerr. riic year l M6 saw ihc rc-opcning of the organizalion wilh twelve old members who held a rush party in Harvey Gym. The frat has now grown to an active membership of 75. Many activities were planned for the year. The most important social event of the season was the Valentine Dance held at Ross Memorial. The Frat also honored its deceased brothers, who gave their lives in the fight for freedom for this country, by erecting a plaque which hangs in Seminary Hall. First Semester Second Semester President. . WILLIAM WORRELL JAMES NEWELL Vice President JOHN TILE WILFRED ZACHERL Secretary CHARLES GREEN PHIL MAROTTI Treasurer WILFRED ZACHERL JOHN TiLE Historian „_ JAMES NEWELL JAMES DAVIDSON Page Seventy-one SIGMA TAU GAMMA First Row — H. Fesenmyer. R. Rhodes, J. Selkelski, K. Gibbons, J. Sibley. H. Davis, R. Hahn. Second Row — Mr. Campbell, L. Smith, H. Davis, J. Longnecker, D. Gilbert, A. Meyer, C. Minich, J. Banjak. Third Row — R. Nicholas, G. lodonato, T. Helmohekcl, S. Cook, G. Rhodes, C. Webster, B. Coleman, D. Wyncoop, W. Mumford, G. Calvert, H. Berlin, E. Aharah, R. Rowan, C. McClunc, R. Morrison, J. Frcas, B. Grotefcnd, C. Fegeley. Sigma Tau Gamma, national social, educational, and professional fraternity is new at Clarion, the Alpha Zeta Chapter having been formed in May, 1946. The first members to be initiated were largely former members of Zeta Eta Phi a local social fraternity which had been inactive during the war. At the opening of the school the fraternity had 19 active members. Twenty- four new members were initiated January 27. The president and several members attended the national convention in St. Louis on December 27-30. At this convention the advisor, F. M. Campbell, was elected Grand Archon of the eastern division of Sigma Tau Gamma. President DALE GILBERT Vice President JOHN LQNGNAKER Secretary LAWRENCE SMITH Treasurer ARTHUR MOYER Advisor Frank Campbell Page Seventy-two ALPHA PHI ALPHA first Row — D. Brossman, C. Smith, B. Allison, R. Muth, P. Geist, J. Capasso. D. Detrie. Second Row — E. Johnson, Mr. Becker, G. Edwards, J. Bowman, Mr. Kuhner, J. Slike, B. Stover. By November the Freshmen were well acquainted with the Biology Lab, and Alpha Phi as the social side of it. The old members had a warm spot for the first meeting in the Lab. after seeing the world via the service. The Alpha Phi ' s were back on Campus. The following men were pledged and later formally initiated; Charles Biddlc, Richard Brady, George Breene, John Corey, Fred Coy, John DeLong, Richard Elliot, Marvin Garvan, Edward Holzwarth, Donald Johnson, Harold Larimer, Arvid Larson, William Lynch, Robert McCrea, William Mohney, David Reid, John Rogers, Jack Simmers, Peter Tatusko, Edward Wolcott, Ken- neth Wodall, and Lavern Woodrow. The informal initiation was held with much excitement at Cook Forest on January 4. Several old members were present, giving a reunion flare to the ceremonies. Plans were drawn for numerous activities, the more important being the inter-fraternity dance and fraternity banquet during the spring semester, the latter including many old mem bers of Alpha Phi. President WILLIAM ALLISON Secretary DEFOREST BOWM, N, jR. Treasurer ERNEST JOHNSON Advisors PROFESSORS MANSON, KUHNER, AND BECKER Page Seventy-three ATHLETICS BASEBALL • BASKETBALL FOOTBALL • WRESTLING Page Seventy-fouc WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC COUNCIL First Row — B. Underwood, K. Hobbs, J. Blake, S. Robb, P. BelHs, H. Bonsall. Second RoiU — M. Mohncy, E. Giindcrman, J. Wick, H. Shields, T. Yeracc, S. Hainish. Tbinl Row M. Clover, M. Wrighl, N. McKinley, M. Schicrberl, M. Ilclmintoller, R. Nulph N. Ncveria, Miss Bryant, D. Dryden. President MARTHA HelmINTOLLER Secretary- Treasurer.. MARTHA MOHNEY Sponsor MRS. SIMPSON Page Seventy-five VARSITY C First Row — A. Moyer, J. Tile, W. Davidson, J. NcwcU, F. Kovalyak, W. Zachcrl. Second Row — G. Malacarnc, H. Ferguson, J. Jewart, W. Worrell, E. Johnson, L. Smith, D. Gilbert. Third Row — J. McKinley. H. Brehm, G. Hoffman, J. Sibley, R. Zelechoski, W. Moore, H. Whisner. R. Wolfe, W. Smith. P. Wallace. Page Seventy-six COACHING STAFF W. Tippin, T. Carnnhan. J. Moore. G. Moor With the advent of a variety of talent this year. Coach Waldo S. Tippin garnered a number of new coaches for the College. Mr. Tippin secured a number of able men to assist him in his coaching duties. Gerald A. Moore, a former coach at Clarion Senior School and graduate of Defiance College, Ohio, came to assist Tippin in the backfield coaching of the Golden Eagles. Mr. Moore is head of the Intra-Mural department at the college and will coach the baseball team when the Eagles of the diamond open their season. Another new addition was Thomas A. Carnahan. former Supervising Prin- cipal at Falls Creek. Mr. Carnahan helped mold our strong line during football season and supported Tippin on the court during basketball. Mr. Carnahan has two other works which keep him busy: teaching engineering drawing and mathematics. James Moore, the acting dean of instruction, is also a member of the coach- ing staff. Last fall he gave his sound advise to the linesmen and was a help in his scouting activities during the season. Jim has fourteen years of coaching ex- perience and has proved to be another valuable asset to Mr. Tippin ' s staff. Steve Kovalyak, former student of Clarion, was back this year and proved to be valuable on the line in football and ably led the wrestling team through a successful season. We expect to see Steve do even better next year since he had a number of green men to work with this year. Steve will assist Gerry Moore with the big nine this spring. Page Seventy -seven BASEBALL Front Row — E. Johnson. First Row — Farrell, Schierbel, Meyer, Kavolyak, Smith, Malcarne. S. Hoffman. Second Row — Kroh, Pascorella, Wallace, G. Hoffman. Sills, Gilbert, Whisner, McCIune. The Golden Eagles of Clarion enjoyed one of the most successful seasons of any team in the State this year on the baseball diamond. They not only completed an undefeated inter-collegiate season, but in doing so, defeated several of the finer teams in Western Pennsylvania. Among those who fell before the expert playing of the men from C.S.T.C. were the Pitt Panthers, who went down to defeat before a very large crowd at Home Coming last spring. The team was coached by Ernest Turk Johnson, who also served very capably on the receiving end of Gordie Tex Sills ' expert pitching. Sills was undoubtedly one of the outstanding pitchers in college ball last year and turned in a fine job on the mound. His hitting was also of great value in several close games. Freddie Kovalyak ' s fine base running, Malacarne ' s long hitting, Chippie Smith and Art Moyer ' s double play combination, Pete Whisner ' s sun glasses, Sam Hoffman ' s chatter, Daisy Gilbert ' s chew of tobacco and Bob Wyberg ' s support from the side lines all contributed to a perfect combination. The sub- stitutions were ' nt many — but performed creditably when called on. Page Seventy-nine tk ' -.7%. ' 4i ' ' ■?«. ' ' 7 ' ii Season ' s Record Oct. 5 Clarion... 50 — Edinboro ___.. Oct. 11 Clarion -.- 6 — Bloomsburg.. Oct. 19 Clarion____ 13 — Thiel 14 Oct. 26 Clarion_.__ 7 — California..— 19 Nov. 2 Clarion ... 14 — Indiana . 25 Nov. 9 Clarion.-.. 7 — Bethany 19 Nov. 16 Clarion... 26 — Alliance 7 Totals Clarion. -123 — Opponents... 84 Won 3 Lost 4 ' SWi  , r g „ .-VaiaKB T ' g  f=W gggr Left to Right, First Row — Zelochoski, Ferenchak, Jones, Brehm, Marotti, Turney, Carr, Pecora Blockowicz, Rusciolelli, Malacarne, Atwood, Vogt. Second Row — Pontzer, Muth, Hoffman, Kerr, Casper, Askey, Hindman, Servey, Grucnzel. Zacherl, Whisner, Navarra, Dale. Third Row — Krauss, George, Pontzer, Weber, Creed, Faust. Shearer, Kroh, Mumford, Yakin Gates, Jack, Rimer, Brennan. Fourth Row — Thompson, Campbell. Rapaport, Usnick, Flath, Hoffman, Sills, WiUison. Luvi- son, Robinson, Scarantine, Hippchew, Curry, Johnson. Fifth Row — Delpero. Komisak, Cosgrove, Caruso, V., Caruso, Wolfe, Sibley, Nicolas, Reigel, Singer, Mason, Harlacker, Worrell, Newell. FOOTBALL As the first postwar football team started practice at College Field this year, Coach Tippin had ninety-two men reporting for practice. This was the largest group of stellar athletes ever to invade the Clarion oval. After four weeks ot strenuous training, Tippin rounded out a squad of forty-three men to hold and compete for berths on the eleven. PR CHEERLEADERS J. Simmers, N. Doverspike. L. George, M. Otte, T. Yerace, L. Rinker SCORES OF GAMES California 52 Grove City 49 Indiana 69 Alliance 57 Fenn 34 Indiana 33 Edinboro 45 California 57 Thiel 51 Fenn -. 4cS Edinboro 43 Clarion 32 Clarion 53 Clarion 39 Clarion 46 Clarion 30 Clarion 35 Clarion 46 Clarion 61 Clarion 32 Clarion 54 Clarion 41 Page Eighly-two ten-- «-w-4--. --s --a,,.„.,i . i ' 1 fi ' rsf i ou; — W. Casper, A. Rappaport, R. McKown, S. Webster, W. Clouse, R. Wolfe. Second Row — Gilbert, manager; R. Skacan, R. Hindman, W. Gettys, D. Shearer, G. Dcrk, Wciblc, Kelly, Mr. Carnahan, coach. BASKETBALL The Clarion Varsity is a team composed mostly of veterans. The ace forward and high scorer, Doc Willison, comes to us from Sewickley. The defense, William Casper from Homestead, George Derk from Pittsburgh and Stan Webster from Brookville. The rest of the squad includes such standouts as McKown, Rappaport, Wolfe, Clouse, Whisner, and Hindman. Page Eighty-tht, WRESTLING Wrestle! With this resounding cry the Clarion matmen entered another season of intercollegiate wrestling. Under the able coaching of Steve Kovalyak the green Clarion squad won three matches, beating Edinboro twice and Dubois Undergraduate Center once. Clarion lost to powerful Clearfield Y.M.C.A. twice, were beaten and tied by Indiana, and lost once to Dubois Undergraduate Center. At the State Teachers College meet, held at Indiana in March, Clarion finished a strong third behind experienced Indiana and Lock Haven teams. Robert Flath took first place in the unlimited class: Dale Thompson finished second in the 165-pound class, Frank Lignelli took third place in the 175-pound class, and Stanley Baranski was a third place winner in the 136-pound class. Page Eighty-foti 1 1 T N «w ' F l - 4) tl 1 ffVsr RotL ' — N. Coon, R. Larimer, D. Thompson, H. Ferguson, S. Baranski, J. Ruffner. Second Row — E. Blockowicz, manager; R. Seibel, P. Sharbaugh, K. Sieber, R. Flath, P. Lin- ganelli. W. Jones, S. Kovalyak, coach. WRESTLING CAMPUS GUYS AND GALS Page Eighty-six JUST FRIENDS Page Eighty-seven HOW THESE MEN DO STUDY! Page Eighty-eight AND HOW THEY DO LOAF! Page Eighty-nine CROSS CAMPUS GLIMPSES i -— Page Ninety OF COLLEGE JOES AND GALS Page Ninety-one CLARION MEN IN ACTION 1 , Page Ninety-two SCENES WE ' LL CHERISH Page Ninety-three ' An Appreciation The staff of the 1947 Sequelle, on behalf of the Student Body, takes this opportunity to express their appreciation to the merchants of Clarion and vicinity for their kind assistance and co-operation in making this year ' s Sequelle possible. J. M. CROOKS SONS CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, ACCESSORIES and SHOES FOR COLLEGE MEN A Complete Line of Shoes for Coeds Compliments of BROOKVILLE CREAMERY PRODUCTS Manufacturers of COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY PRODUCTS BROOKVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of MACBETH ' S CABINS COOK FOREST, PA. Page Ninety-four EAT AT BALDY ' S MODERN DINER MEALS . . . LUNCHES Next to Gatby Theater J. F. WEAVER Est. HARDWARE COMPANY Highest Quality Merchandise at Lowest Possible Prices PHONE 194 CLARION. PA. Compliments of L. and R. DECORATING CO., INC. Compliments of GARBY THEATER WHERE HITS ARE A DAILY HABIT NYAL SERVICE STORE FITZGERALD ' S A. G. CORBETT DRUG CO. CLARION. PA. Compliments of WHITE ' S APPLIANCES Make Our Record Department Your Music Headquarters Page Ninety-five JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Everything in Hardware Frigidaire Refrigerators and Ranges Magic Chef Gas Ranges Conlon Washers and Ironers China, Glassware, Pictures, Gifts PHONE 218 CLARION, PA. MODERN STORE GROCERIES - FRUITS FRESH MEATS Sam Cherico, Proprietor N-9 PHONE 38 CLARION. PA. CLARION HEATING and APPLIANCES Gas and Coal Furnaces Complete Line of Appliances PHONE 640 CLARION, PA. Compliments of CHARLES DIMINO SHOE REPAIR SHOE SHINE HERMAN BROTHERS The Corner Store FRUITS - ICECREAM CONFECTIONS Corner Wood and Eighth Avenue CLARION, PA. Compliments of WEIN BROTHERS CLARION ' S FINEST STORE Page Ninety-six SAY IT WITH FLOWERS PHILLIPS FLOWERS PHONE 209 CLARION. PA. Compliments of COLLEGE GRILL Compliments of CLARION FIRESTONE DEALER MEANS-LAUF DRUG STORE 522 MAIN STREET CLARION. PA. COSMETICS Lucicn Lelong Lcnthcric Rcvlon Chen Yu FOUNTAIN SERVICE MEN ' S TOILETRIES Old Spice Sea Forth Yardley Courtlcy PENNEY ' s J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. T PAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEY ' S 609 MAIN STREET CLARION. PA. Page Ninety -seven Congratulations and Good Wishes to the Class of 1947 OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY CLARION. PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of WAYNE R. WEAVER OLDSMOBILE G.M.C. TRUCKS • SALES SERVICE CLARION. PA. Page Ninety-eight Compliments of BROWN ' S BOOT SHOP CLARION, PA. THE REXALL STORE SODA FOUNTAIN and LUNC HEONETTE SERVICE LOWEST CUT PRICES KING DRUG STORE Compliments of tfie LOOMIS HOUSE DAVID A. KAUFMAN JEWELER «r Phone 33-M Clarion, Pa. 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FRED JENKINS THE CLARION REPUBLICAN THE PAPER WITH THE BEST WANT ADS CLARION COUNTY ' S BEST NEWSPAPER The Home of the Clarion Call FAYE ' S COFFEE SHOP Not Only GOOD FOOD But All You Want At Moderate Prices Corner Main Street and Eighth Avenue Phone Clarion 72 Compliments of D. and M. CLEANERS CLARION, PA. CITIZEN ' S TRUST COMPANY CLARION, PA. RESOURCES OVER $6,600,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page One Hundred One Compliments of the ANDERSON HOTEL Compliments of SPINDLER STARR BUICK - CADILLAC CHEVROLET CLARION, PA. Just off the campus one may find the best in groceries and meats . . . Why go farther? PHERO ' S GROCERY THE COLLEGE GROCER Phone 19 A T KATHRYN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Have Your Hair Styled to Suit Your PersonaHty The Best in Permanent Waves PHONE 310 CLARION, PA. Carl and Don STUDIO CLARION . . . Our expert photographers will pose you at your loveliest. Yes, we repeat, they will catch the CHARM that is really you. for appointments . . . Telephone 66-M Page One Hundred Two 4 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 3 9363 00150 7281 Spec. Col qLD 1017 .C88 1947