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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

P UtiKAKY % IctAWON STATE COLLEGE : k CLARION. PA. I8bl Carlson Library ' vm ' XKtt. ' !: ' i p zs ii Clarion state teachers college presents the sequelle for 1959 ' ' - C -a We, the staff of the Sequelle for 1959, present our efFort to the school and the student body. This publication represents the conscien- tious efForts of the Sequelle Staff to make perma- nent the memories of the Seniors of 1959. It is with a great deal of pleasure that we present this book to you and hope that in the distant future it will help to make more vivid the fading remembrances of your Alma Mater. administration y ' DR. PAUL G. CHANDLER TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959— You are graduating at the most interesting time in the his- tory of civilization. Man is looking into and using the forces at the periphery of the universe and at the center of the atom. This is one of those surges in history where the limits of knowledge are being pushed out fast (much more rapidly than ever before). Man is unleashing forces he can hardly control. You are a part of all this and I envy you the thrilling things you will see before 2000 A. D. Paul G. Chandler Miss Grace Piyo Dean of Women Dr. James D. Moore Dean of Instruction Dr. Jomes C. King Miss LoHie Wingord Registrar Mr. Walter Harl Director of AcJmissions - tik ert Anson, Jr., Ph.D. Williom E. Beaflie, B.A. Speech Helen M Becker, MA Elementary Education A. E. Bernard, Ed.D. Elementory Education Eleanor D. Moon M.S. in L.S. Bruce H. Dinsmore, Ph.D. Biologicol Science Franklin G. Fitch, Ed.D. Seco.-idory Education n Charles R. Flock, M.A.. 1 Library Science its r i Q V Carl E. Caldwell, M.A. English, Speech f William M. Force, MA. Speech Ernest W. Johnson, Jr., M.Ed. Education C ' y : -jM. mi 1 f0f Thomas A. Carnohon M.Ed Mathematics, Science Reno M. Carlson, MA, L.S. Frank M. Campbell, MA. Foreign Languoges, Social Studi( u Helen Knuth, Ph.D. Social Studies t y C. A. Kuhner, M.S. Geography • 4K . 4 I n. Frank Lignelli, Jr., M.Ed. Safety Education, Physical Edui William M. McDonald, M.A. Music 1 : Nancy S. McKee, M.l.S. n George R. lewis, Ed.D. ' Charles W. Robbe, M.A. Social Studies Martha T. Riley, M.A. Geography f 1 John P. Mellon, M.Lil. English f Mildred D. Sandoz, MA. Biology L. D. Moody, Ph.D. English r Galen L. Ober, M.Ed. Physical Sciencp Charles G. Pearce, M.Ed. u Paul I. Shank, Ph.D. Physical Science, Educoti. y Charles J. Shonti, M.S. Biological Science Betty Simpson, B.S. Health and Physical Education t. ' , ' «r A Richard C. Skinner, M.Ed. Director of Teacher Training Education a Joseph R. Spence, Jr., M.Ed. Art I Mariha Stewart, M.Ed., L.S. Mary Kt Demon Interrr ly Bam stratior lediate Iter, Gr , M.Ed. ■acher ades Mildred E. Gamble, M.A. Demonstration Teacher Intermediate Grades n Ruby Hard, M.A. Demonstration Teache Primary Grades Dana S. Still, Ph.D. English Cs k Herbert H. Susbach, Ph.D. Physical Science u Waldo S Tippin, MA Educotion, Difecior of Athletics, Physical Education t y f Roxona Irwin, M.Ed. Demonstration Teache Intermediate Grades 9m Virginia Pemberton, M.A. Demonstration Teacher Primary Grades seniors ■ly Re Anthony Donghia. senior class what will the future bring? We ponder; we contemplate; and we anticipate great things. Throughout our college lives we look ahead. As freshmen we look to the sophomores; as sophomores, to the juniors; and as juniors, to the seniors. Now, as seniors, we look back on our past experiences and activities; we remember the dances, football games, and sorority parties; we fondly recall our student teach- ing experiences; we realize with a sigh, that these ore experiences of the past. We, the seniors, give thanks to our officers who have served us faithfully through our years at Clarion. Special thanks is given to Tony Donghia who served as our class president for our entire four years. As we, the class of 1959, leave Clarion, these memories blend with our background and provide a frame of reference for the future. seniors (Zl Lynn Alter English, Speech Gerry Ande Elementary Paul D. Ashbaugh Physical Science, Mathematic Phoebe Barger Library Science, English, Social Studies Marion Bartley Library Science, Social Studii Virginia Beatty William Abplanolp Mcilhenuilics, Physical Science Sandra Adams English, Speech Anthony Aiello English, Social Studi( Virginia Alcorn English, Social Studii B tmdM seniors Theresa Borstorff Library Science, English, Spanish Claire Bowley ElementOfy Lawrence Broken Mathematics, Social Studies Janice Brazer Elementary tfTltfk Frederick Bell Mathematics, Chemistry Betty Bentzley Elementary Margaret Black Social Studies, English Doris Book Elementary Janet Boor English, Speech John Bosway Social Studies, Safety Education n seniors c- r Anlhony Cardamone Elementary Linda Carlson English, Social Studi, Mildred Ceruiti Library Science, English, Social Studi. James Charlton Geography, Social Studies Dovid Chestnut Biology, Social Studii Gerald Clark Physical Science, Biology Robert Brosnahan Enqlish, Sociol Studies Solly Bryan Elementary Dorothy Burket Library Science, English Carolyn Camp Library Science, Social Studies, English C - f . rv £Mtm seniors Richard Danieison Chemistry, Biology Philip Delansky Elementary Foye Dryden Library Science. English John Dwyer Science, Social Studi( Dalph Cook Biology, Chemistry Jennette Corbett Elementary Solly Grain Elementary Grant Crowford Biology, Physical Science Rocco D ' Angelo Mothematics, Social Studi( Delores Donzige Elementary seniors William Eustice Social Studies, English, Safety Education Alice Exiey Library Science, English John Fesenmye Elementary Jock Fox Social Studies, English Lawrence Frederick Social Studies, Geography Marilyn Ginkel Elementary Cormi Edwards Speech, Social Studii William Emerick Elementary Carol Emig Elementary Robert Essenwein Elementary seniors Elizabeth Gruber Physical Science, Mothe Ardeth Gumpher Library Science, English Gary Gustofson English, Speech Sandra Gustofson Elementary 11 -J «; I 1 Roy Gourley Biology, Physical Sc James Graziano Speech, Social Studies, Safety Edu David Greene Social Studies, English Harry Greer Biology, Physical Science Donald Greggs Library Science, Social Studi( Williom Griffin Mathematics, Social Studies seniors Cleva Haighl Elemen.cy Arthur Harris Chemistry, Biology Mothemotici, Physical Science LoVcrne Haubrich French, Spanish, English Sandra Hepler Science, Mathematii Dorothy Joan Hicks Elementary Carol Hogue Elementary Dorothy Hosock Library Science, English Jon Humeniuk Chemistry, Social Studies seniors Virgil Lucos Mathematics, Physical Science Donald Ludwiczak English, Social Studl( Sally Jo Lund Elementary Watson Lupher Social Studies, Geography 0 . J Lois Johnson Elementary Jean Korp Elementary Gerald Keneske Biology, Physical Scienc Robert Kunkle Physical Scient John Lewis Mathematics, Physicol Science George Lord Geography, Social Studies, Safety Educotio seniors Diane MDthias English, Social Studies Janet Maxwell English, Spanish James McCorrier Social StucJies, Geography James McElhattan Social Studies, Geography Bruce Mellring Social Studies, Biology Evelyn Mezerski Molvin Mandic Library Science, Social Studit Charlotte Monganaro library Science, English Wilbur Mopes Social Studies, Geography Fred Matheson Social Studies, Geography, Safety Education liiiTi Elementary • W ' Sft seniors Nancy Mong Elementary Sally Monnoyer Social Studies, English David Moore Biology, Chemistry Priscilla Burns Moor Elementary itkk Beverly Mille Elementary Social Studies, Geography Marlin Millet Social Studies, English Neil Miller Social Studies, English Jean Mills English, Speech ' Vincoil Nelson J Mcithomotics, Sociology seniors ' -. Elemon.cy Naomi Paige Elemental Edward Poprik Elementary Richard Powell Physical Science, Mathematics Thomas Quinn Mathematics, Physical Sc Carol Raboch Library Science, English Albert Rairigh Physical Science, Biology ii seniors James Sayers Social Studies, English Lester Schickling Biology, Chemistry Ronald Schrecengost Mathematics, Biology Joanne Scott Elementary Lee Rednock Physical Science, Biology Beverly Reese Elementary Oeunna Ritchey Elementary Carol Ann Roch Elementary Elizabeth Rupert Library Science, Social Studies, English Richard Russell Biology, Social Studies w seniors Ernest Smi:h Elementary Elvin Snyder Mathematics, Physical Sc Joyce Stewart Library Science, English Richard Summerville Mathemotics, Physical Scienc Willard Sutton Biology, Physical Science Dole Terwilliger Biology, Physical Sci« Jonot Serena Elementary Gary Shay Biology, Physical Science John Dean Singer English, Speech John Slaugenhoupt Social Studies, English seniors Roddy Washowich Chemistry, Mathcmatit Robert West Social Studies, Geography Raymond Whitmer Elementary Richard Wiesen Mathematics, Physical Sci( LaVerne Terwilliger Physical Science, Mathematics Kelen Thompson Library Science, English, Social Studi( Joseph Volansky Social Studies, Geography Noncy Kelly Vuic Library Science, English Lois Walker English, Social Studies, Library Science Patricio Warner Library Science, Social Studies, English seniors Neol Williai Elemenlary James Yough Elementary David Young Elementary Richard Yount Physical Science, Biology Adelio Zdanowski Library Science, Social Studi. Herbert Strain Social Studies, Geography Not Pictured: Robert Crose Chester Dallap Anthony Donghia Darrell Franklin Conrad Green Richard Grove Edwin Hach Charles Hubauer Paul Hutchison Lydia Jackson Mail Richard Morris Donald Pepe Fred Plavney Harry Pugh Gloria Ranson James Rhoads Jan Roe Smith Dale Swanson Richard Thompson underclassmen Patricia Murray, Peter Molinaro, Paul Terpak, Helen Grudowski. junior class The Junior Class began its third year with high hopes and aspirations. To attain these, the class had to work harder this year because of the evaluation the College has undergone. Homecoming was the first activity. This found the junior class represented by Judy Rodgers and Karlene Smith. Selected by Sigma Tau Gamma and Alpha Gamma Phi Fraternities as queens were Doris Calhoun and Jan Brazer. Under the capable guidance of Dr. Dana Still, the class sponsored the Christ- mas Formal. The dance was held December 6, with the Westview Dance Band furnishing the music. We, the members of the junior class, look back over our three years with mixed feelings. We are looking forward to our senior year and student teaching with hope and pleasant anticipation. © « s; i V V 1 i i Gloria Allen Celeste Blockowici Thomos Calkins Noncy Clark Elizabeth Borden Emily Calloway Morjorie Clawson Linda Canten Norma Colton Mercede Bastide Michael Braddock Harold Contie Joseph Bayhurst Adele Cipollone Wayne Costo Alice Kay Bickel Judith Clark Robert Crose Ronald Danielson Roland Dovis Vera De Blander Janet Decker Jean Decker Daniel Depp Linda Dillman Nicholas Di Nunzio Cordelia Douds Thelmo Dubick James Dunn Paul Enoch Margaret Farkas Solly Gazda James Gordon Helen Grudowski Lois Hebner Diono Hemstre Avanell Henry Irvin Henry Marvin Henry Nancy Johnson James Kifer Michoel Knosky 1 i ' fV.iVAUfeAl r r is V w i J f: -- Q- Russell Paul Belly Herbert James Caroline Kuntz Laing Larimer Loughman Little Livermore James John Edward Harold Harry Doyle Loughren Lowmon Lucas Lucas Moflok Mourhoff Norman George Carolyn Marjorie Wade Keith McCoy McForland McKinney McLaughlin Meyer Miller Peter Donald James Patricio Robert Maxwell Molinaro Moore Moore Murray Myers Norby Carol Jomes Joanne Williom Freder ick Judith Nason Nelson Nolsheim O ' Connell Olon Pfeifer Richord Veronica Ronald DeonnD Judith Thomas Piatt Polok Reckhort Ritchey Roger! Rossey William Lee Donald Altert Betty Mary Rossiter Rouse Rybor Sabotini Sotko Schimp Wesley Carol John Helen Korlen e Roy Sherman Sherrieb Sias Slotlery Smith Smreka. A C. ?% d:, P p i- n i i iSf 1 ' y f Ncncy Swanson William Temple Paul Terpak Fredrick Thickey Nancy Thomas Kathery Tomson William Truman Bernard Uzelac Georgia Verlato Victor Weidner Sharon Weisbaker Bernice Welker Ruth Wherry Ethel Whitaker Marjorie White John Yeager Dean Yobp Officers. Joyce Andre, Jon Walter, James Williams, Paul Pa the sophomore class The Sophomore Class, under the capable leadership of class president, Jon Walter, displayed many noteworthy distinctions and accomplishments through- out the school year. The highlight of the year was the decorating and planning of the Homecoming Dance, which was a very successful affair. Diligent students from the freshmen and sophomore classes were guided and directed by the sopho- more class officers. Joyce Andre and Connie Dubart were our Homecoming Attendants; Mary Lee Stewart was the Red Rose Queen of the Delta Kappa Fraternity; and Patricia Dunmire was the White Rose Queen of the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity. Lucy Pork was elected by the student body to represent Clarion in the Roto Queen Contest, conducted annually by the Pittsburgh Press. We are proud to announce that Linnie Lou Steiner, the winner of last year ' s Miss C.S.T.C. Contest, also won the Miss Clarion County title and was a contestant in the Miss Pennsylvania Contest. Patricia Dunmire received second place in both the Miss C.S.T.C. Contest and the Miss Clarion County Contest. V i i ' X - m Joy Acklin Joyce Andre Anthony Arpino Turzah Atwell Steve Babish Betty J. Bach Rita Baker George Boko Mariello Bornas Raymond Barrett Eleanor Beacom William Beightol Donald Bell Roy J. Berkey Roberta Berlinski John Bertoni Christine Besson Richard Best Jacl Blaine Daniel Bowser Robert Boyer Carole Bround Janet Budday Donald Burkett Herbert Burns Thomas Buzard John Carley Joseph Capizzi John Corley Dolores Carlson Virginia Claypoole Richard Commons Jesse Copenhaver Taylor Cotton Frances Crowe Richard Crum Robert Currie Christine D ' Ascenzo V illiom Day Richard DeLong Frederick Dembosky James DcMcrte Joseph DeMarle Mary Lee Ditz Jomes Domen Janet Douglas Constance Dubart Patricia Dunmire Jay Dutton Robert Eddinger Charles Endlich Carole Engelbach Richard Engle Daniel Estadt Hannah Evans Robert Everhart Mary Jo Eyth Anthony Follero Charles Finnegan Karl Florie Nancy Foust Patricia French Claire Fuller Donald Gaiser Jen Gardner John Gates Donald Grady Janet Groyson Fae Grettler Harry Hankey Alfred Harris Roe Harvey Ccrol Haubiich Mary Hay Jordan Helberger Barbara Heilmon James Henderson Ronald Henry Rhoda Hickman Rita Hilty I . te 4lwV n O ( ' n g s iO F;oyd Himes Kenneth Himes Richard Hohn Rebecca Hoover Karen Hosack Nancy James Chester Johnson Frances Johnson Joyce Johnson Janet Korr Ralph Kemerer Nancy Ketner Jack King Charles Klingensmith Carol Knopp James Kockler Faith Kohler Steve Kurcis Margaret Lewis Sylvia Lind Linda Long James Matlak John McCabe Jack McCash Norman McCoy Thomas McElhattan Robert McElrav y David McLaughlin Ronald McMaster Vivian McNutt Richard Means Beatrice Meckley Helen Mindek Patricia Mitchell Carol Moore Dorothy Moreland Gary Murtland Robert Muse John Naylor Robert Nichol William Nicholson Ann Nolf Paul Palmer Lucy Pork Robert Pearson Georgianna Perry LuVonne Pierre Henry Polosko Froncis Quottro Angela Querlo Joseph Rocioppi Claude Raible Judith Randall Mary Raybuck Catherine Richardson Nancy Rodgers Horriett Rothrock Arthur Sandy Cluey Sandy Jonice Sarcinelli Paul Schuster Albert Sebring Ethel Sieber Eugene Sheffer Carl Shirey Carol Shonek John Shropshire Marian Siegel Phyllis Siegel Nancimay Silio Jomes Simpson Chorlene Smothers Donald Smith Eleanor Smith John Smith Barbara Snyder Malcolm Snyder William Snyder James Sorenson Lelond Stahlman r% i Robert Linnie lou George Marjorte Marylee Shoron Stahlman Steiner Steltzer Stewart Stewart Stewart John Max Nancy Blaine Daniel Gildo Summerville Summerville Swope Todd Topolski Torchia Ronold Hilary Robert Jon Nancy Joyce Vespo Vida Volansky Walter Wertz West James Gloria William Patricia Benjamin David Williams Wilson Yanek Zacherl Zappa Zilcosky Officers: Frank Rocco, Phoebe Etze!, Donna Berty, Richard Roge fresh man class All through the summer months we waited anxiously for September the eighth. Then, all of a sudden, the time had come when we were to embark on our new experience which was later to become our everyday routine. Attending such events as the Homecoming parade and dance, we began to realize that college was much more than just studies. Worrying about exams was one experience which we could have done without, although, we well real- ized that this was part of the well-roundedness that we are striving to achieve. Nolo Snyder and Donna Berty represented the freshmen class proudly on the Queen ' s Float at Homecoming. Combining our efforts with those of the Sophomore Class, we decorated Harvey Gym for the Homecoming Dance, using the theme football. As this first college year draws to a close, we are able to look back and see what we have accomplished. Anxiously we look Into the future towards even greater accomplishments in the next three years. f ■ ' O f A lb: r A n 3. , f ::, o U r. 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O f l 1 % f i n if%B ' -- r« , U |j Dallas Waller Bonnie Thomas Cecelia Douglas Charles Shirley Myers Myers Nora Nega Noca Nie IMoonan Nordahl James Howard Koy William Ellery Francis Donald Thomas O ' Brian O ' Neil Ordiway Ozimek Panaia Parks Parulo Pellis Allen Motthew Stephen Mary James Nancy Gary Robert Pence Petiko Pelrick Picordi Pisaneschi Plummer Plyler Pompe Judith Mary Lee Richard Olga Ralph Frances William Joon Popielski Porter Powell Purich Ralph Roneri Roy Reed Patricia Richard Ronald Beverly Mary Lee Patricio Joan Barbara Reed Reib Remich Rendosh Rhoades Rice Richards Richards Edna fAoe Donald Frank Jean Richard Ruth John Carole Rickcnbach Roberts Rocco Rock Rogers Rossey Sokson SchaefFer Judith Judith Lorry Roger Allen Richord Brian Charles Schimp Schlekot Schrecongost Schreco ngost Schwartz Shoffer Shompoe Shanahor Solly James Frederick Byron Donald Clyde Fred Robert Shoner Shelly Shick Shields Shilling Shirey Shoemaker Shoup Larry Ronald Delbert Gloria David Judy Connie Gilbert Shreckengost Shumoker Sinoi Skelly Skinner Slagle Slay Sloan Fred John Karen Leona William William Gregg Judy Slocom Smith Smith Smith Smith Smoker Smouse Snyder Nolo Robert Janet Geroldi ne Alice Jean Ronald John Jeanne Snyder Somers Spencer Stonovi ch Steele Stewart Stimel Sturgeon Henry Alvin Raymond William Ruth Moxine Walter Charles Sullivan Summerville Supok SutlifF Swartfoger Szafran Szajno Terrona 4 •1 :a 4Be tH 1 O A C O l! f ul ,- i M m P, f i rL f . v . p C O kmL. ,. w M I r. 1 f ' a a. .p r: a A Borbara Terrill Todd Thompson Gloria Torchio Larry Tosh Esther Toy Robert Toy Janet Trill Cathianne Truby William Tubbs Carol Turney Loreen Uhrine Thomas Ulmer Joseph Ungvarsky Joseph Vida Marlene Vida John Vongrey Marilyn Waddell Kahle Wagner Uonard Walkowiak Judith Walton Ruth Waters Roger Weckerly Nolo Weed Thomas Wehrii Daniel Weikal James Welch Margaret Wellman Timothy Welty William Whalen Heidi Wiant Ernest Widmar George Wike James Wile Patricia Wilshire Dorsey Wilson James Wilson James Wingate Paul Wise Joanne Zacherl Albert Zdrovecky Fred Zecker organizations Ist Row: Deann ling, Richard Wei; Sandra Hepler, Janet Se h wno s w ho Seventeen of this year ' s seniors were selected to represent Clarion in the 1958-59 publication of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Those selected were: Frederick Bell, Carolyn Camp, LaVerne Haubrich, Sandra Hepler, Virgil Lucas, Diane Mathias, Janet Maxwell, Mrs. Elizabeth Rupert, Lester Schickling, Gloria Ranson, Deanna Ritchey, Janet Serno, Joyce Stewart, Richard Summerville, Dale Swanson, Helen Thompson, and Richard Weisen. This honor is delegated to those students who rank among the upper two per cent of the college and university students in the United States. Nomination to this or- ganization implies the student ' s leadership and participation in academic and extra-curricular activities, his scholarship, his citizenship and service to the school, and his promise of future leadership. In addition to receiving national recognition in the organization ' s annual publication, members are also entitled to the use of the excellent professional placement service affiliated with Who ' s Who. Recipients of this coveted honor are chosen by the Committee on Academic and Professional Standing. Clarion has been represented in Who ' s Who since the founding of the organization in 1934. Sea.-ed: Delores Danziger, Chr Corbett, Carol Emig. 3rd Row: mi.i Deibler, Peter Molinaro. tine D ' Ascenzo, Doris Book. 2nd Row: Jeanette Edward Poprik, Melvin RifFer, Janet Decker, Benja- student senate OfTicers President Vice President Secretary Advisor Melvin RifFer Peter Molinaro Janet Decker Dr. Chandler The Student Senate meets bi-monthly with Dr. Chandler as the advisor. The Senate, v hich establishes better relations betv een the students and the adminis- tration, is composed of twelve members representing the dormitory, town, and commuting students. The business of the year included management of the student activities ' bud- get, giving scholarship pins, and sending representatives to the Student Govern- ment Conference. Isl Row: Carole Braund, Delores Donzinger, Miss Pryor, Stephanie Jellison, Sandr Gustofson. 2nd Row: Mary Ann Buczek, Betty Sarko, Turzah Atwell, Mary Stewar women s house Officers council President Delores Danzinger Vice President Doris Book Secretary Mary Lee Stewart Treasurer Carol Braund The Women ' s House Council is the governing body of the women ' s dormi- tories. Made up of representatives from each building, it works toward better dormitory life and invites suggestions and opinions from the women. Among its activities are freshmen orientation week, big sister program, Christmas party, Christmas decoration contest, women ' s rules and regulations revisions, and joint work with the men ' s house council. 1st Row: Joseph Gates, Robert McElravy, Gary Anderson, Paul Teipak. 2nd Row Frank Rocco, Robert Meyer, Joseph DeMarte, Ronald Botz. 3rd Row: Jack Kim Benjamin Deibler, Charles Endlich, Daniel Mahoney, William Smutko. h men s nouse counci President Secretary Treasurer OflFlcers Joseph E. Gates II Jack C. King Paul Terpak The Ballentine Hall House Council is in its third year of serving purposefully the dormitory men ' s interest on Clarion campus. During this time the council has had a sterling record in accomplishing their alms towards the development of the well rounded individual. Among their major projects for the year were an Open House reception during the Homecoming celebration, various dormitory parties for the residents, and student government for the dormitories. It is evident that in the future the student body will reap the benefits sowed by the mature foresight of this group. Isl Row: Faye Dryden, Lowrence Frederick, Miss Pryor. 2nd Row; Frank Bn Benjamin Deibler, Robert Myers. social committee The purpose of the Social Committee is to provide a well-rounded social pro- gram for the students of Clarion State Teachers College. Through the innovations which the committee has made, as well as the con- tinuance of past functions. Clarion ' s social calendar may well be claimed as one of the best. Highlights of this year s program include outstanding motion pictures shown in the chapel, swimming, dancing, a spring week-end and fireworks. Members are Miss Pryor, Richard Yount, Robert Myers, Frank Bruno, Faye Dryden, Constance Dubort, and Lawrence Frederick. 1st Row: Lindo Long, Richard Wiesen. 2nd Row: Maxwell, Adelo Cipollone, Mr. Kuhner. 3rd Row; L 4th Row: Doris Glenn, Jack King, Barbara Harchuck. 3, Sandra Heple the sequelle staff As a member of the college annual staff, each of us has had a part in pre- senting to you, the students of Clarion State Teachers College, this year ' s Sequelle. In attempting to portray the various student activities on campus, we have col- lected these pictures and records into an album v hich you will inevitably treasure in future years. When you leafed through your yearbook, did you stop to realize who was responsible for this journalistic work? Richard Wiesen, Beverly Reese, and Car- olyn Camp, in their position as co-editors, sacrificed many hours in organizing the material and leading their assistants. Linda Long, in her capacity as head of the literary department, and proof reader guided the many students who volun- tarily prepared the various write-ups. A group with one of the most important tasks, the art stafF, was headed by an able member of our college art depart- ment, Mr. Pearce. Assisting him in his efforts were Doris Glenn, Barbara Har- chuck, and Constance Dubart. As business manager, Janet Boor handled the finances. Joe Gates worked hard as head of photography. Numerous typists and other workers can take credit for contributing to this fme publication. We would like to thank Mr. Kuhner and Dr. Moody for their welcome advice throughout the preparation of the 1959 Sequelle — an indispensable souvenir in every student ' s college life. Lil- ' Ol U WM ; art club Art Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Spence, pro- vides opportunity for those students interested in art to further develop their talents in this field. This year, John Shropshire, Al Harris, Jim McElwain, Donna Pittman, Sonja Master, Janet Trill, and Carol Berberich are mem- bers. Each member is free to choose an area of art in which he is interested and to dabble in the medium of his own selection. Oil and water color painting, ceramics, tex- tile painting and enrichment, leather work, and sculpture are among the popular interest areas. Thanks and credit are due Mr. Spence, art instructor and sponsor of the club, for his continued guidance and encouragement. 1st Row: Lorraine Kuzma, Cordelia Douds, Nancy Faust, Nancy Thon nd Rov Lehne LuVo Polak, Betty Sarkc Clav e. 3rd Row: Georgiar jtricia Mitchell. 4 ' h Ro th Wherry, Linda Dilln- Helen Slattery, Patr Ethel Whitoker, Ve association for childhood education OflRcers Presidetit Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Ruth Wherry Linda Canterna Veronica Polak Ethel Whitaker Miss Pemberton The A.C.E., Association for Childhood Education, is an organization whose purposes are to work for the education of children and to aid in their well-being. It also works to raise the standard of teacher preparation and to encourage pro- fessional growth of teachers and school leaders. A.C.E. meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month in the Training School. A few of our meetings this year consisted of demonstrations in science, art, and manuscript writing for the elementary grades. Our programs were supplemented by such projects as selling book covers, joint work on the homecoming float with S.E.A.P., a spring banquet with S.E.A.P., and bowling. A.C.E. had a profitable and enjoyable year under the guidance and assistance of its sponsor. Miss Pemberton. Ut Row; Dr. Dmsmore, Mrs. Sondoz, AAr. Shontz. 2nd Row: Ralph Cook, Depp, Roy Gourley 3rd Row: Dale Moore, William DeHart, Daniel Top. Michael Knosky, Gary Shay, William Barone, Helen Grudowski. Patricia Murray, Robert Eddinger, James Little, icior Weidner, Kenneth Lynn, Lee Dunn, Daniel Terwilliger, Janet Decker, Jean Decker, David )lsk:, Nancy Ketner. 4th Row: Nancy Clark, Smutko, Richard Piatt, Lester Schickling, Albert bios club Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Daniel Depp Gary Shay Patricia Murray Helen Grudowski Mrs. Sandoz Dr. Dinsmore The Bios Club is one of the newest organizations on Clarion ' s Campus. Organized early in October, the club has already achieved its aim — that of fur- thering knowledge and interest in the biological sciences. The club meets bi-monthly; and presents a program illustrating some prac- tical phase of biology that will be useful to the members in their teaching careers. The club also reviews films from the college library in order to acquaint the mem- bers with these visual aids. In the future, the Bios Club hopes to realize its aims by presenting materials pertinent to the technological progress which is now being made by the world ' s scientists and by relating this material to the individual needs of its members. 1st Row; Nolo Snyder, Jeon Decker, Dr. Lewis. 2nd Row: Lois Johnson, Cecelia Noco, Ethel Sieber, Nancy Swonson. 3rd Row. William Rossiter, Janet Maxwell, Richard Yount, Roberta Berlinski, Norman McCoy. camera c ub Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Editor Advisor Doris Book William Rossiter Jean Decker Nolo Snyder Ethel Sieber Dr. Lewis The goals of the Camera Club are to stimulate interest in photography and to develop a greater understanding of the principles of photography. During the outings and field trips of the year pictures are taken and later studied for the pur- pose of developing technical and artistic skills. The Camera Club has a photography contest each year, and the best picture in each of four groups is chosen by a committee of judges. Each contestant must take, develop, and print the picture personally. The Camera Club has proved a rev arding experience to its members during this school term. tOLLEGE PLAy 1st Row: Mr. Force, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Terrill, Bruce Murphy, Todd Thompson, Donald Smith, Jon Walters, Barbara Heilman, Mr. Seattle. 2nd Row: Veronica Barile, Nolo Snyder, Richard Reib, Fred Thickey, Roland Davis, Joseph Gates, Shirley Guido. 3rd Row: Larry Bobbert, Jon Gardner, Paul Palmer, Robert MacClennan, William Colegrove, Eugene Szul, Beverly Myers, Sally Miller. college players President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Officers Jon Gardner Paul Palmer Kathy Richardson Beverly Myers Mr. Force Mr. Beattie The Clarion College Players is a student body organization devoted to direct- ing, staging, and acting in theatrical productions. Through such activities mem- bers gain experience in dramatic work, and at the same time, take part in an absorbing creative experience. Club activities normally include one-act assembly plays, skits for town and campus organizations, and three-act plays. This year ' s major productions were the Pennsylvania Dutch comedy, Papa Is All; the Greek drama, Oedipus Rex ' and Our Town, the well-known Thornton Wilder drama. In the spring, club affairs are brought to a close with the annual picnic. The club works under the direction of its sponsors, Mr. William Force and Mr. William Beattie. Is; Row: Janet Trill, Judith Marnic, Caroline Livermore, Sonje Masters. 2nd Row Lee Dunn, T, A. MacDonold, Robert Shoup, Leiand Stahlman. 3rd Row: Donal Rybor, John Naylor, Daniel Estadt, Ronald Botz. 4th Row: Lee Gillilond, Mr. Kul ner, Daniel Mahony, Herbert Burns. geography club Officers President Vice President Secretary Sponsor Ronald Rybar Harold Lucas Caroline Livermore Mr. Kuhner The Geography Club affords all students the opportunity to participate in activities relative to the field of geography and travel. The club plans its own programs and activities for the interest and enjoyment of the entire group. Some of the post programs hove featured moving pictures of special interest, lectures and colored slides by people who have traveled extensively. Some of the most interesting trips have been to the Western Pennsylvania Artificial Breed- ers Cooperative, Owens Illinois Glass Plant, Bell Telephone Company, and the Clarion Bottling Company. The Club enjoyed the movie The Dew Line and the spring trip to Pittsburgh. The Geography Club encourages all students interested in geography to par- ticipate in the activities of the organization. Ul Row Mar joi rie McLaughlin, Barbc ira Sn .yde, . 2r id Row: Sa lly Go zda , James Gra zian o. Phyllis Si egel. Janet Bi •azer. Ve ron ica B .arile. 3rd Row: Mo iry Jan. ; Miller, Thoi Tias K ing, De Ibe rt Sinai, Fran ces Ci ■ow ' e. 4th Row: Roberta Be :rlin ski. Ja( :k Loya, Paul 1 Pa Im er, Eug ien( e Szu il, Judith Schir np. newman c ub Officers President Vice President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Chaplains William O ' Connell Paul Palmer James Graziano Mary Lee Ditz Sally Crain Paul Schuster Miss Mary Kay Banner Dr. Alpha Bernard Father Burke Father Meisinger The Newman Club was established on the Clarion Campus with the purpose of fostering the spiritual, mental, and social growth of all Catholic students on the campus. This character enrichment is offered to members through the vari- ous club activities. Included in the programs of the regular meetings are guest speakers, mo- tion pictures, lectures by the chaplains, and panel and group discussions. The annual communion breakfast, the maintenance of the bulletin board in Seminary Hall, an informal initiation for new members, a get-acquainted party, and the display of the Nativity scene are several of the other activities of the Newman Club. 1st Row: Sally Grain, Gloria Torchio. 2nd Row: Maxine Szafran, Nancy Rogers, Patricia Rice. 3rd Row: Michael Braddock, Edward Lucas, Christine D ' Ascenzo, Donald Parulo. 4!h Row: Judith Popielski, Roy Smrekar, William Colegrove, Michael Knosky, Mary Jane Garfello. 1st Row: Helen Budzinski, Nancy Swanson, Virginia Linnan, Margaret Wellman, Rita Baker. 2nd Row: Adela Cipollone, Mary Ann Buczek, Barbara Harchock, Mar- lene Vida, Carole Boris, Patricia Zacherl. 3rd Row: Lorraine Kuzma, Helen Gru- dowski, Peter Molinaro, Karlene Smith, Mary S. Lehner, Genevieve McDonald, Mildred Hutchins. 4th Row: James Little, Cecelia Noca, Edward Poprik, John Sias, Claude Raible, Alice Jean Steele, Patricia Ludwiczak. Ist Row: Carole Boris, Lorraine Kuzma, Olga Purich, Shirley Nordahl, Georgianna Perry. 2nd Row: Sandra Hepler, Carol Nason, Judith Mornic, Janet Decker, Carol Emig, Nancy Foust. 3rd Row: Richord Wiesen, James Hunter, John Nichol, Jack King. international relations club Officers President Vice Presidetit Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Sponsors Richard Wiesen John Nicol Jack C. King Beatrice Meckley Carol Nason Dr. James King Dr. Bert Anson Mr. Charles Robbe The International Relations Club has just fi nished a successful year in con- tributing considerably to the student understanding of international and domestic affairs. Through its programs, discussions, and projects this club has furthered its aim toward the development of this understanding and world peace. Under the direction of its officers and sponsors the club has had a variety of activities some of which were the sponsorship of the student trip to New York and visit to the United Nations and a banquet in honor of the seniors. i o Ut Ro Lou Sh :z, Janice Brazer. 2nd Row: Rita Baker, Linda Sharon Weisboker, Deanna Ritchey, Helen Mindek, ;, John Lowmon, Melvin Vuic, Lee Dunn, Albert )oris Calhoun, Celest Canterna, Priscilla Burns Moore, Evelyn Mezerski. 3rd Mory Schimp, Beverly Miller. 4th Row: Anthony Care Sobotine, James Groziano. 1st Row: Dr. Predmore, Daniel Estadt, Doris Book, Benjimin Deibler, Donald Rybar. 2nd Row: Delores Dan- ziger, Judith Rogers, Gory Smith, Virginia Alcorn. 3rd Row: Solly Shaner, Sally Bryan, Larry Blumer, David Moore, Roberta Berlinski. 4fh Row: Anthony Aiello, Joseph Schopp, George McForland, Bernard Uzeloc, John Comerote. the outdoor club The Outdoor Club is a social club at Clariorn whose purpose is to provide recreation and healthful activities for its members. This year several outings were held in Cooks Forest. The maintenance and improvement of Cooks Forest Nature Trail is a major project of the club. A highlight of the club ' s activities during the year is the Winter Carnival, an annual all college function held in January. After on enjoyable afternoon of gomes and refreshments, the Winter Carnival Queen was crowned at the dance held in the evening. The club gives credit to its sponsors, Dr. Predmore and Mr. Robbe for their help and guidance through the year. 1st Row: Veronica Bariie, Diane Molhios, James Gordon, Bonnie Naro. 2nd Row: Dr. Still, Elinor Bickel, Judith Callerburg, Catherine Richardson, Mr. Mellon. 3rd Row: Frances Raneri, Katheryne Tomso.n, Mary Hamrock, Alice Bickel, Selma Gal- lagher, Betty Larimer. 4lh Row: Carole Boris, Donna Deveny, Charles Klingensmith, Marvin Henry, Jack King, Joseph Gates, Martha Lauffer. press c ub President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Officers Alice Kay Bickel Diane Mathias Betty Larimer Robert Brosnahan Dr. Still Mr. Mellon The Press Club is a group of students interested in publishing the school paper. The Clarion Call, and in gaining experience for possible sponsorship of high school newspapers. Alice Kay Bickel was the editor of the Press Club this year. The editor and sponsors appointed department editors from the group. These are: Carole Boris, news editor; Katheryne Tomson, features editor; Jack Fox, sports editor; Marvin Henry, art editor; and Fronces Raneri, exchange editor. The activity appropriation was raised this year to provide for the increased enrollment and exchange program. There is no definite number of issues to be published, although the stafF sets nine papers as its goal. The first semester art work was original, with a syndicated cartoon introduced second semester. Dr. Lewis contributes the special photography. Several new columns and an altered layout were inaugurated this year. Twice during each semester the staff sets aside its work and enjoys an infor- mal party, and in the spring it holds a picnic. The staff should be commended on its efforts to make the Clarion Call alive and interesting to the students and faculty. 1st Row: Paul Terpak, Daniel Bowser, Esther Toy, Jay Acklin, Robert Nichol, Avis Kemmer, William siter. 2nd Row: Dean Duff, Jack Lingenfelter, Eugene Szul, Mr. Flack, James Wilson, Laurence McElv Richard Yount. rifle club Officers President Eugene Szul Vice President Grant Crawford Secretary Norma Colton Treasurer Bob Nichol Range Officers Paul Terpak, William Rossiter Publicity OflTicer Dick Yount Sponsors Mr. Charles Flack, Mr. Galen Ober The purpose of the Rifle Club is to stimulate interest in and to engage in competitive activities with other college teams. Target practice for both men and women is provided with twenty-two caliber target rifles and the Army Garand semi-automatic rifle. The Clarion State Teachers College Rifle Club is a member of the Western Pennsylvania College Rifle League composed of Clarion and the A.F.R.O.T.C. Rifle teams of Allegheny College, Grove City College, and the University of Pittsburgh. Better equipment was provided this year with the acquiring of more shoot- ing coats which give better control over the rifle and should result in improved scores for every member of the club. Through added conveniences and excellent leadership, the Rifle Club has had a successful and interesting year. O 2nd Ro Muse, Marjorie Stewart, 1st Row: Joan Reed, Carol Schaefer, Dr. Lewis, Nancy Wertz, Carole Moore. 2nd Row: Judith Walton, Judith Freeburg, Diane McClosky, Nancy Lichko, Barbara Gorr. 3rd Row: Sharon Stewart, Doris Glenn, Olgo Purich, Avis Kemmer, Carol Boddorf, Fae Grettler. 4th Row: Sondra Melick, Donna Deveny, Jock Blaine, Jay Acklin, Gloria Allen, Dean Yobp. student christian association Officers President Roland Davis Vice President Joyce Andre Secretary Mary Lee Stewart Attendance Secretary Marjorie Stewart Treasurer Robert Muse Sponsors Dr. Donald Pierce, Dr. George Lewis, Dr. Paul L. Shank Although the Student Christian Association is a nondenominotional group, it is primarily mode up of the Protestants on campus. Our programs have consisted of such speakers as Mr. Frank Campbell, Richard Crum, Reverend Neftgor of Franklin, Doctor Pierce, and a representative of the World University Service. Other programs we hove had include Moody Bible Institute movies, a Christmas program, and caroling. ri ' Ij JQ f n rh n n a. Isl Row; Julie Heil, Emily Calloway, Paula Dannels, Nolo Snyder, Ethel Whitaker, Sally Miller, Nancy Tho- mas, Carole Sherrieb. 2nd Row: Catherine Truby, Stephanie Jellison, Georgianna Perry, Constance Slay, Shir- ley Nordahl, Mary Hay, Maribelle Lerch, Donna Deleny, Barbara Hileman. 3rd Row: Roberta McGaughy, Carol Turney, Vonnie Pierre, Linda Dillman, Janet Hopkins, Elizabeth Bishop, Mary Homrock, Loreen Uhrine. 4th Row: Edna Mae Rickenbach, Phyllis McGarry, Carol Hogue, Alice Bickel, Carol Shonek, Virgil Lucas, Arthur Harris, Kotheryne Tomson, Elinor Bickel, Joyce Lewis, Judith Lieberum. 1st Row: Rita Hilty, Christine Besson, Doris Calhoun, Martha Louffer, Ruth Waters, Mercedes Bastide, Janet Dou- blos, Helen Slaltery, Dr. Lewis. 2nd Row: Barbara Terrill, Vera Marshall, Patricio Reed, Jonet Decker, Jeonette Corbett, Jean Decker, Ann Nolf, Betty Vi ' hite, Gladys McKinnis, Betty Larimer. 3rd Row: Lucy Park, Nancy James, Paul Loing, Albert Harris, James Sorenson, Laurence Frederick, Elizabeth Borden, Eleanor Beocom, Norman McCoy. 4lh Row: Patricia French, James Gordon, Martha McCullough, Janet Maxwell, Margaret Farkas, Ruth Wherry, Barbara Hillmon, Carol Brown, Janice Sarcinella 1st Row: Rita Hilty, Julie Heil, Lorrc Nolf, Barbara Snyder, Janet Doublo Deveney, Claire Fuller, Janet Maxw. 3rd Row: Barbora Harcheick, Geor( D ' Ascenso, Patricia French, Fae Grei le Kuzma, Adela Cipallone, Helen Budzinski, Stephanie Jellison, Ann Mr. Shontz. 2nd Row: Vonnie Pierre, Mary Ellen Homrock, Donna , Ruth Wherry, Mary Hoy, Linda Dillmai, Eleanor Smith, Joan Reed. Cindrich, Veronica Polak, Kenneth Linn, Margaret Farkas, Christine er, Patricia Mitchell. 4th Row: Jack Loya, Grant Daum, Henry Sul- liva Richard Blosser, Wayne Freidhoff, Donald Roberts, Eugene Rolls, Robert Cur student education association of Pennsylvania Officers President Marge Farkas Vice President Ken Linn Secretary Veronica Polak Treasurer George Cindrich Co-Sponsors Dr. Alpha Bernard, Mr. Charles Shontz The purpose of S.E.A.P. is to provide prospective teachers with a background for the teaching profession, to give them training in leadership, and to help them grow professionally. Meetings are held regularly each month. A variety of programs are pre- sented for the benefit of the members. These programs include movies, panel discussions, speakers, and talk-arounds. Aside from regular meetings, the Clar- ion group attends district conferences and other educational conventions. This past year Chris D ' Ascenzo served as midwestern district Secretary of S.E.A.P. The educational program is supplemented by other projects such as building a float for Homecoming, acting as guides for students touring the campus, and lastly a banquet in the spring with A.C.E. S.E.A.P. has had an enjoyable year under the assistance and guidance of our sponsors. Dr. Bernard and Mr. Shontz. 1st Row; George Lord, George Wogner, Steve Bablsh, Fred Schimp, Anthony Aiello- 2nd Row: Watson Lupher, John Camerote, George McForlond, Richard Danlelson, Ronald Botz, William Beightol, Paul Terpak. 3rd Row: George Baka, Elvin Snyder, William Day, Ernest Smith, Joy Dutton, David MocLoughlln. 4th Row: John Naylor, William Smutko, Patrick Cummings, Gary Smith, Robert Volansky, Daniel Mahoney, Karl Florie. varsity W II c Officers President Anthony Donghia Vice President William Smutko Secretary Anthony Aiello Treasurer Elvin Snyder Advisor Mr. Frank Lignelli The Varsity C serves a threefold purpose: to promote sportsmanship, to super- vise all athletic activities, and to create on interest in athletics among all men of the college. The Varsity C is composed of those men who hove earned their letter by participating in any major intercollegiate sport. The members sell Homecoming pins, refreshments, and programs at the home games during football and basketball season. This money is used to buy awards for the deserving athletes. In the spring of the year, an All Sports Banquet will be held to honor the letter winners. Each member will invite two high school seniors to attend this banquet as their guests. Mr. Frank Lignelli, assistant coach, has done on excellent job as sponsor of the group. I Moore, Glor Mr. Campbell, Jon Walter, Joanne Sco ' t. 2nd Ro.v: Corol Houbrich, Foye Dryden, Carol Moon 3rd Row: Lee Rednock, Benjamin Zappa, Jean Karp, Beverly Myers, Mildred Hulchins. 4fh Re lart, Jock King, Joy Acklin, James DeMarte, Edword Lucas, Doyle MourhofF. Torchic old Reckhart, Jock King, Joy Acklin, James DeMarte, Edword Lu 1st Row: Jeonette Graham, James Wilson, Lorry Bobbert, No Weed, Thomas King, Selma Gallagher, Joyce Johnson. 3rd Ro Swartz, Richard Blosser, Avis Kemmer, Janet Karr. 4lh Row: Be John Lingenfeller, Borboro Heller. Doyle MourhofF. Lichko. 2nd Row: Richard Hormel, Nolo Susan Broughom, Judi Calienborg, Albert 2 Harchuck, Claude Raible, Charles Endlich. the waiter ' s club President Vice President Officers Jon Walter Secretary-Treasurer Joanne Scott Sponsors Edward Lucas Mr. Frank Campbell Mr. Frank Logan The membership of the Waiter ' s Club is composed of all students who work in the dining hall. This club is constantly endeavoring to make the dining hall a more pleasant place. It is the purpose of the Waiter s Club to give better service, to help the stu- dent in every way possible, and to make the dining hall a cheerful place. To accomplish this, the club decorates the hall at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and for other occasions, and assists in planning the special dinners for these holidays. It is through the cooperation of the Waiter ' s Club that these special events are mode possible. 80 Ut Row Mrs Simpson, Olga Purich, Roberta BerlinskI, Sally Shaner. 2nd Row: Turzah Atwell, Carol Martin, Judith Schlekat. 3rd Row: Doris Glenn, Veronica Polak, Carol Shonek, Barbara Harchuck. 4th Row: Martha McCullough, Christine DAscenzo, Gloria Allen, Delores Carlson, Janet Spenser. 1st Row: Doris Calhoun, Linda Long, Rita Baker, ConJelia Douds. 2nd Row: Helen Slattery, Carol Knapp, Carol Bordarf, Adela Cipollone, Sally Gazda. 3rd Row: Joyce Johnson, Janet Grayson, Carol Haubrich, Koth- eryne Tomson, Emily Calloway, Nancy Thomas, 4th Row: Nancy Lichko, Ruth Wherry, Doris Book, Connie Slay, Patricia Rice. women ' s athletic association Officei-s President Vice President Secretary Intramurals Manager Sponsor Gloria Allen Adela Cipollone Sally Gazda Nancy Johnson Mrs. Simpson Clarion has a group of versatile co-eds who are very sportsminded. The members of W.A.A. participate in basketball, volleyball, softboll, ping-pong, bad- minton, and occasionally, tennis. Officiating is another major activity which the members develop to insure the fulfillment of their purpose, that of promoting girls ' athletics and the spirit of good sportsmanship in friendly competition. This year many of the members ore sporting white poplin jackets or pen- dants earned by their participation in sports. greek: 1st Row: Delores Danziger, Miss Pryor, Emily Collowoy. 2nd Row: Sharon Weis- boker, Helen Slottery, LoVerne Houbrich, Rito Hilty. 3rd Row: Be«y Sorlco, Mory Lee Stewart. panhellenic counci Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Delores Danziger Carol Roch LoVerne Houbrich Emily Collowoy Miss Pryor The Panhellenic Council, under the sponsorship of Miss Pryor, was organized in 1930. It is composed of an octive and a silent member, elected from each of the four sororities on compus. The Council, in addition to acting os o governing body for the four sororities, regulates rushing and promotes various social activities. This year ' s social activi- ties included the Ponhellenic Reception and o Halloween Party for all college women, on assembly for Freshmen women, co-sponsorship with the Interfroternity Council of Greek Night, the annual Panhellenic Banquet for all college women, and the completion of the Panhellenic Handbook. Ist Row: William O ' Connell, John Gerry Anderson, Eugene Szui. 2nd Row: Fred Bell, John Lowman, Anthony Cordamone, Norman McCoy. interfraternity counci Officers President Secretary Sponsor Gerry Anderson Eugene Szul Dr. James King The Interfraternity Council is the representative body for the four fraterni- tes on campus. The purpose of the Council is to co-ordinate and to organize activities which are of interest to the four fraternities. Among the activities sponsored by the Interfraternity Council this year were the Pre-Easter Dance and Greek Night. In addition to these duties, the Interfraternity Council governs the establish- ment of new fraternities on Clarion Campus and establishes the rules for formal rushing of new men. The endeavors of the Council have met with unique success due to the fine co-operation of member fraternities. delta zeta Officers President First Vice President Second Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsor Advisor Patricio Murray Doris Book Judith Rogers Doris Calhoun Linda Canterna Celeste Blockowicz Sally Bryan Mrs. Helen Becker Mrs. James Moore The girls more commonly known as Delts represent the Epsilon Theto Chap- ter of Delta Zeta, a national social sorority. For each of us who wear the badge of gold, the Lamp ' s flame sends out a warm glow of sisterhood, fidelity, and friendship. The many activities throughout the school year included the rush party, pledge party. Mother ' s Day Tea, coke parties which served as an informal get- together after the meetings, philanthropic projects, the week-end at Cook ' s Forest, and the building of a float for Homecoming. The Delts felt quite honored this year to hove Sally Bryan chosen as Home- coming Queen and Judith Rogers as junior attendant. Doris Calhoun was chosen Sig Tau White Rose Queen, and Deloris Danziger represented the Outdoor Club as queen of the Winter Carnival. By worki ng together as sisters, we strive for the betterment of each girl so- cially, intellectually, and morally. Delta Zeta attempts to set before its members a goal which brings forth each member ' s highest ideals of character and woman- hood. Ut Row: Janet Boor, Virginia Alcorn, Evelyn Mezerski. 2nd Row: Pricilla Moore, Sally Bryan, Doris Book, Delores Danziger, Beverly Miller. 1st Row: Virginia Claypoole, Linda Canterna, Celeste Elockowicz, Doris Calhour 2nd Row: Mary Schimp, Helen indek, Judilh Rogers, Patricia Murray, Sharon Wei: baker. ambda chi delta Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Advisors Margaret Black La Verne Haubrich Carole Sherrieb Veronica Polak Karlene Smith Mrs. Martha Riley Miss McKee Lambda Chi Delta, one of the college ' s two local sororities, was founded in 1936. The Lambda Chis can be recognized on campus by the black blazers with white piping. The aims of this sorority are to promote lasting friendship, to rec- ognize scholastic achievements, and to enjoy social functions. Included among the various activities of Lambda Chi Delta during the school year are the rush party, pledge party, Mvother ' s Day Tea, a party for our brothers, the Alpha Gamma Phi Fraternity, the sorority week-end at Cook ' s Forest, a party for our senior sisters, and our annual project of selling candy. Besides these social activities, Lambda Chi takes part in two important ser- vice projects: a scholarship fund and a basket for the needy. This year Janice Brazer was elected queen of Alpha Gamma Phi, and Kar- lene Smith was chosen as a member of the Homecoming Court. LaVerne Hau- brich was elected to Who ' s Who In American Colleges. Ut Row. Margaret Black, Karlene Smith, Veronica Polak. 2nd Row: Mrs. Riley, Janice Brazer, Ethel Whitaker, Noncy Thomas. 3rcl Row: Carole Sherrieb, Adelo Cipollone, Helen Slottery. Isf Row: Helen Grudowski, Margaret Farkas, Ruth Wherry. 2nd Row: Marjor Ciawson, Nancy James, Sandra Gustafson, Cordelia Douds. 3rd Row: Franc. Crowe, Carol Haubrich, Sally Gazda. Officers: Isl Row: Normo Colron, Emily Collowoy. Bsrnice Welke-. 2nd Row: Lydit Jockson Main, Glorio Allen, Corol Hogue. sigma delta phi Officers President Vice President Recording Secretory Corresponding Secretory Treasurer Sponsors Lydio Jackson Main Bernice Walker Carol Hogue Norma Colton Gloria Allen Miss Stewart, Dr. Knuth As •we, the sisters of the Sigmo Delta rhi Sorority, once again returned to the colorful Clorion compus, we redirected our thoughts from our pleasant summer to the work that lay oheod. The first of our various activities was the Homecoming float. Homecoming also brought with it the olumnoe who held a teo in cur honor. Other first semes- ter activities were rushing, a Christmas party, and our annual giving of a Christ- mas basket to a needy family of Clarion. During the second semester most of our attention was focused upon the rush- ing of freshmen girls. Included among our other activities v,ere o Mother s Doy Tea ond the Cook ' s Forest Week-end. As this year draws to a close, we, the Sig Delt Sisters, ore grateful to our sponsors. Miss Stewart ond Dr. Knuth. r e Tr £ ( L i! ' ■ ' i ■ 1st Row: Dr. Knuth, Alice Bkkel, Dolores Carlson, Miss Stewart. 2nd Row: Rita Hilty, Elizabeth Borden, Gloria Allen, Janet Grayson, Rebecca Hoover. 3rd Row: Betty Larimer, Carol Hogue, Claire Bowley, Corole Engelbach. 1st Row: Gloria Wilson, Sylvia Lind, Lydio Jackson Main, Patricia Mitchell. 2nd Row: Emily Calloway, Nancy Clark, Nancy Mong, Diana Hemstreet, Judith Pfeifer. 3rd Row: Norma Colton, Nancy Swope, Noncy Wertz, Thelma Dubick, Bernice Welker. Isl Ro v: Kotheryne Tomson, Carol Nc Verloto, Mercedes Bostide, Linda Dillmc n, Marjorie McLaughlin 2nd Re Sigma sigma sigma Officers President Vice President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Keeper of the Grades Panhellenic Sponsors Corol Nason Marjorie McLaughlin Lucy Park Kotheryne Tomson Georgia Verlato Linda Dillman Mercedes Bastide Carol Roch, Betty Sarko, Mary Lee Stewart Miss Gamble Miss Banner The girls wearing purple and white on campus are known as the Alpha Pi Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, one of the national sororities, founded on Clarion Campus in 1 935. Tri-Sigma had on enjoyable year of activities, including a Homecoming Tea, chapter inspection by Regional Collegiate Director Janet Way, a Christmas Party, a rush party ond initiation, a formal Founders Day Banquet, a week-end at Cook ' s Forest, and the Senior Farewell Party. Special mention goes to Linnie Sfeiner, chosen AMss Clarion County; Patricia Dunmire, Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Queen; also our Homecoming float, Give me your tired, your poor . . . , which won first prize. Mary Lee Stewart was chosen Red Rose Queen of the Delta Kappa Fraternity. 1st Row; Katheryne Tomson, Deanna RItchey, Sally Jo Lund, Linda Carlson, Faye Dryden. 2nd Row: Janet Sereno, Linda Dillman, Sandra Hepler, Georgia Verlato. 3rd Row: Jeanette Corbett, Marjorie McLaughlin, Carol Emig, Mercedes Bostide, Carol Nason. Ist Row; Harriet Rothrock, Jean Decker, Mary Lee Stewart, Joyce Andre, Marjorie Stewart, Janet Decker, Constance Dubart. 2nd Row: Linnie Lou Steiner, Mory Lee Ditz, Carol Shonek, Betty Sorko, Vera DeBlan- der, Karen Hosack. 3rd Row: Corole Braund, Judith Clark, Lucy Park, Patricia Dunmire, Marion Siegel. OfRcers 2nd Ro v: Pete ' Molinoro, Albert Sobotini, Melvin Dunti, Daniel Mohoney, Ronold Botz, Willii uic, Joseph ScHopp- Smutko. alpha gamma phi OfFicers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Chaplain Guard Sponsors Albert Sabatini William Smutko Dan Mahoney Pete Molinaro Jim Dunn Melvin Vuic Joseph Schopp Ronald Botz Dr. Pierce Dr. Moody Alpha Gamma Phi, the oldest fraternity on campus, wos founded March 3, 1930, with fellowship, scholarship, and character as its basic ideals. The Gam- mas ' will continue their tradition of being one of the most active school organiza- tions. The first semester brought our annual Homecoming gathering which was very successful and which was enjoyed by both past and present members. The Spring Banquet, the party by the Lambda Chi ' s, our annual rush party, and the pledge banquet highlighted the events of the year. The entering pledges of the fraternity show promise of contributing to the fine spirit of friendship and brotherhood. U; Row Bernard Uzelac, John Naylor, Daniel Mahoney, William Smutko, George McFarland John Lowmon. 2nd Row: Henry Polasko, Ronald Botz, Richard Plot;, Daniel Estadt, Thomas Calkins. 3rd Row: Harold Contie, John Bertoni, Larry Beigh- tol, Herbert Loughlin, Paul Enock, Jomes Grazia.-o. 4 h Row: James Dunn, Jamas Schoup, Peter Molinaro, Albert Sobotini, Steve Kurcis. 1st Row Dr Moody, Eric Gaul, Ronald Condio, Richard Delong, Gory Anderson. 2nd Row: Steve Babish, Lee Rouse, Gary Smith, Do-ald Clever, Thomas Young. 3rd Row Anthony Cordimone, John Naylor, Richard Means, Benjamin Deibler, Dovid Moore, Melvin Vuic. 4.h Row: Nicholas Di Nunzio, Charles Finnigon, John Cam- erote, Lee Dunn, Arthur Harris. Richard Wiesen. 2nd snahan, Williard Sutton. delta kappa Officers President Vice President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sergeont-at-Arms Sponsors Lynn Alter LaVerne Terwilliger Robert Brosnahan James Gordon Richard Wiesen Michael Braddock Mr. Kuhner Mr. Spence Mr. Mellon Dr. Predmore The Delta Kappa Notional Fraternity Incorporated has as its main purpose the development of fellowship through the socializing influence of fraternal life. The social calendar of Phi Chapter for the past year has included such events as: the election of M iss Mary Lee Stewart as Phi ' s Red Rose Queen, the annual sponsors ' banquet held at Knox, Penno., the winning of second place in the Home- coming Parade, the pledging of Mr. William McDonald as an honorary member, the visitation-inspection by the National Officers, the attendance of the delegates to the National Convention, and the rushing and pledging of new brothers. Phi feels that this year has been very successful for Delta Kappa Notional Fraternity and expects to enjoy many more successful years in the future. _ , : P } p 1st Row; Mr. McDonald, Mr. Kuhner, Robert Muse, Roland Davis, Dr. Predmore, Mr. Spence. 2nd Row: Eugene Szul, Jack King, Joiin Carley, Jon Gardner. 3rd Row: Watson Lupher, Robert Essenwein, Charles Endlicli, Richard Wiesen, George Lord. 1st Row; Willard Sutton, Michael Braddock, Richard Summerville, Norman McCoy, James Gordon. 2nd R ow: Robert Brosnahan, Jack Blaine, Fred Thickey, Joseph Gates. 3rd Row: James Little, James Miller, Marvin Henry, Ronald Reckhart. 4th Row; Lynn Alter, LoVerne Terwilliger, Neil Miller. Officers 2nd Ro : Will= Abploi m O ' Connell, Frederick Bell, ' alp, Lester Schickling, John Si Costo, Jo les Moore. eph Eoyhurst, Wode Meye sigma fau gamma President Vice President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Reporter Sentinel High Priest Historian Parliamentarians Advisors Oiricers Fred Bell William O ' Connell James Moore Jon Humenick Wayne Costa Gary Shay Wade Meyer John Sias Roger Doum Joseph Bayhurst Dean Yobp, William O ' Connell tAr. Frank Campbell, Dr. Dana Still, Mr. Ernest Aharrah, Dr. George Lewis Sigma Tau Gamma, a national social fraternity, a member of National Inter- fraternity Conference, stresses high standards of education, honorable social living, and participation in extracurricular activities. The Alpha Zeta Chapter pledges members to its organization who have personal traits necessary for present and future success. The social calendar for the first semester included the Homecoming Float, Pennsylvania, the Sisters Party, the sale of Christmas cards, and several basket- ball games with fraternity chapters from other colleges and teams from sur- rounding areas. Highlighting the second semester was the annual rush party followed by the steak dinner. The annual White Rose Dance ended a very suc- cessful year for the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma. Ut Ro Jon Walte Ralph Ke Don John Gates, Willi. nd Rov 3rd t Pearson, Fred Matheson, William Tru Carl Shirey, Joseph De Marte, Ronol Dean Yobp, Daniel Bowser , James Laughman. 4th Row: Arthur Sandy, pa, Albert Sebring, David McLaughlin, Cluey Sandy, Laurence Frederick Joseph 1st Row: Dr. Still, Mr. Ahorrah, William Abplanalp, Lester Schickling, Wayne Costa, Mr. Campbell. 2nd Row: Frederick Bell, William O ' Connell, John Sias, Joseph Bay- hurst, Dale Terwilliger. 3rd Row: Jay Dutton, Wade Meyer, James Moore, Roy Smerker, Jan Golligher, Paul Schuster. 4th Row: Robert Volansky, Virgil Lucas, James McCarrier, Gary Shay, Paul Palmer. Officers. 1st Row: Robert Everhart, Kenneth Linn, Richard Crum. 2nd Row: Paul Laing, Eugene Rolls, John McNeil, Donald Smith. phi sigma epsilon Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Advisors Kenneth Linn Robert Everhart Richard Crum John McNeil Paul Laing Dr. Bert Anson, Jr. Dr. Franklin Fitch 1st Row: Dr. Fitch, Theodore McDonald, William Coleman, Robert Stahlmon, Richard Crum, Dr. Anson. 2nd Row: William Ditty, Paul Laing, Frederick Olon, John Sum- merville, Donald Smith. 3rd Row: Albert Harris, John McNeil, Larry Galbreadth, Ronald McMasters, Eugene Rolls, Robert Everhart. 4th Row: Ronald Henry, John Shropshire, Richard Howells, Jay Acklin, Kenneth Linn. Phi Sigma Epsilon, a national social fraternity, belongs to the National Inter- fraternity Conference. The main purpose of this organization is to promote a closer bond among men students of higher educational institutions, so that they might enter into more intimate fellowship with those dedicated to education. The Clarion Phi Eta Chapter was installed on January 31, 1959. The big events for the year were the formation of the Triangles on November 24, 1958 with thirty-two charter members and our installation into the eternal triangle of fellowship and brotherhood of Phi Sigma Epsilon. An important sec- ond semester activity was the rushing of underclassmen. Fred Thicje,, f.ea Be.., Mr. . o.-ce alpha psi omega President Vice President Secretary Officers Frederick Bell Frederick Thickey Helen Thompson Alpha Psi Omega is the largest national honorary dramatics froternity in the United States. The Alpha Upsilon chapter at Clarion was founded in 1936. Hundreds of other chapters can be found throughout the United States on other college campuses. Each year, candidates are considered for membership. This consideration and election is based upon acting, play production, make-up, lighting, publicity, directing, and stage work. Since the requirements are so high as instituted by the Grand Chapter, membership is a coveted honor. Isl Row: Mrs. Becker, Janet Sereno, Miss St( Jackson Main, Linda Carlson. 2nd Row: Sally Monnoyer, Lydi( pi gamma mu Officers President Vice President Secretary -Treasurer Robert Myers Horry Motlack Miss Reno Carlson Pi Gamma Mu, Iota Chapter, is the National Social Science Honor Society at Clarion. It is composed of students who have completed at least twenty semester hours of social science and hove maintained a B overage. The purposes of Pi Gommo Mu are to inspire social service to humanity, to promote the improvement of scholarship in social studies, ond to develop toler- ance toward different opinions. Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free, is the motto of the society. 1st Row: Paul Laing, Donald Greggs. 2nd Row: Dalph Cook, Robert Mye Moore, Robert McElrovy, Frederick Bell. 3rd Row: Richard Summerville, Irw Virgil Lucas, Marvin Henry, Michael Knosky, Richard Wiesen. 4th Row Kockler, Lester Schickling, Fred Thickey, Paul Palmer, Thomas Calkins. s, David phi sigma pi Officers Presiderit Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Richard Wiesen Richard Summerville Lester Schickling Robert Meyers Dalph Cook Phi Sigma Pi is a national honorary educational fraternity and is a senior member of the Professional Interfraternity Conference. Clarion ' s Lambda Chap- ter was founded in 1 932. The purpose of Phi Sigma Pi is to attain high scholastic achievements and maintain the highest educational ideals in all fields of education. In fulfilling its purpose an average of 1.75 is necessary for membership. o o i kJ t ' imc mtt i music = 22 Nil --5 E o J o Q  o: -i; ■ o i 2 = 1 = --1 ii ' 5: • HM u .; E 5 c ; ?■ o « o ■ D - E-o = — P 3 o ' O := 5 , £ z _ = -r - z o O i: ■■■■nPiffilM fl3F ■ = p J ' t j o 2 E = h o — ? 2 5.2 5,Eo .. = o — - - . - ' 3 : = 2 J i college choir The 1958-59 college choir enjoyed a successful year uncJer the talented direc- tion of Mr. William McDonald. Included in the activities of the first semester was a program, consisting of various choral selections and solos, which was presented to the Kiwanis Clubs of this district. Another highlight of the semester was a trip to KDKA television station where a tape was recorded and presented at a later date. The choir also gave its annual presentation of Handel ' s Messiah. Second semester the choir began work on the religious and secular concerts which were presented in various churches and high schools throughout this area. They also appeared on television station KDKA again. Margaret Wellman, Sally Shoner, Mary Lee Stewart, Donne LuVonne Pierre, Nancy Lichko. rty, Beth Bishop, gins ' ensemble The Girls ' Ensemble song for various organizations throughout the year. The highlight of their performance was when they appeared on College Panorama at KDKA-TV. They portrayed girls from a campus organization decorating a float for the Homecoming Parade. The girls with their beautiful voices were truly an asset to our campus. clarion college band For the second year the Clarion College Band was under the talented baton of Mr. William McDonald. The first semester saw the band performing clever maneuvers and snappy marching for half time entertainment at football games. The band also took part in three local parades. The students of Clarion State Teachers College will long remember the band ' s interpretation of Homecoming at good old Po-Dunk University with Fred Thickey reigning as the beautiful Homecoming Queen. Band Personnel Paul Laing Selma Gallagher Jay Acklin Julie Heil Todd Thompson Henry Sullivan Eugene Szul David Skinner James Gordon John McNeil Pat Cyphert Donna Delaney Judi Callenburg Robert Muse Roger Daum William Tubbs Donald Parulo Roland Davis Arthur Sandy Marjorie Stewart William Colgrove Thomas Murry Charles Klingensmith Kahle Wagner David Magaro Ellen McLaine George Denardo John Nicoll Ruth Waters Jean Decker Diana Hemstreet Judith Walton Isf Row: Nola Snyder, Barbara Lewis, Linda Canterna, Carole Boris. 2nd Row Moxine Szafran, Sharon Weisbaker, Betty Sarlio, Mary Lee Stewart. majorettes Twirling batons and high stepping boots — signs of the Clarion State Teach- ers College Majorettes. The eight lively co-eds marching in front of our band this year were Betty Sarko, head majorette, Linda Canterna, Mary Lee Stewart, Sherry Weisbaker, Carole Boris, Barbara Lewis, Nolo Snyder, and Maxine Szafran. The activities of the majorettes include marching at football games, in parades, and at assemblies. The girls will be remembered for their entertaining routines, especially their hoola hoop number which brightened the Homecoming Pageant. ithletics 81 74 S3 R9 96 51 1st Row: J. Wile, T. Pellis, J. Camerote, R. McFarland, J. Ungvorsky, W. Smutko, 2nd Row: G. Cottrell, J. Hoover, J. Fox, F. Ventresca, B. Smoker, L. Shreckengost, 3rd Row: W. Moore, F. Wasylink, J. Duggan, A. DeCopite, C. Urban, L. Shreckengost, 4lh Row: C. Florie, R. Mrisco, N. Kratsa, E. Boley, S. Babish, SihRow: R. MacClennan, S. Condeluci, F. Bruno, F. Shoemaker, B. Jackson, B. Itell, football The Golden Eagles once again displayed a hard fighting team which, being inexperienced, possessed many fine prospective freshman on the starting eleven. Even though an unimpres- sive record of three wins and six losses was compiled by the Eagles, never would they admit de- feat when losing by several touchdowns. The team is to be complimented for their display of sportsmanship, leadership, and ability to work and play with their teammates. The 1958 edition of the Golden Eagles showed one of the finer freshman of the district. He was Erine Widmar who was named to the State Teachers College Honorable Mention List. Also to be mentioned is the outstanding pass defense of the Eagles which was listed as sixth in the nation among small colleges yielding only thirty-one yards per game. The outstanding game of the season proved to be the upset win over the strong Grove City Wolverines by the score of 27-14. In as much as the Eagles lost several games by one touchdown or less, a fine team is antici- pated for the coming year. Our compliments go to the coaches, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Lignelli, for their hard work and patience. k73.. 1 : 4. J. Naylor, J. Smith, D. Young, B. Ozimek, D. Mottorn. R. Pompe, O. Shirey, J. Williams, J. Dutton, J. Hixenbaugh, J. CofFman. J. Colpo, B. Khalil, T. Wehrli, L. Walkowiak, M. Petika, J. Hanna. E. Vv-idmar, P. Palmer, S. Logan, T. Fernekes, T. Aiello, W. Mushrush. T. Arpino, R. Dobos, G. Cindrich, R. Greco, J. Stimel, D. Mahoney. football Opponent Clarion Edinboro 19 St. Vincent 13 Slippery Rock 14 12 Brockport 20 12 Shippenburg 7 12 California 28 Grove City 14 27 Cheyney 28 Indiana 13 6 Kneeling: Ernest Johnson, Frank Lignelli, Jr. Sranding: Thomas Cornohon, William Sheridan. Wayne Costo, Vince Poscorell. George Lord, Wotson Luphe Mike Bernnordo. 1st Row: Don Ryber, Russell Kuntz, KprI Florie, John Cohan, Tony Donghio, Morlin Hortmcn, Paul Terpak, George Boko, Johi Carley. 2nd Row: Charlie Bauer, Pat Cummings, William Stewart, John Slaugen- haupt, Ted Kukich, Elvin Snyder. baseball Slippery Rock Westminster Westminster Allegheny Alliance Alliance Indiana Geneva Opponent Clarion 2 3 11 3 7 6 3 3 11 9 3 9 7 11 5 In the ' 58 baseball season the Golden Eagle team, coached by Mr. Ernest Johnson, was mode up of both veterans and untried freshman. This com- bination completed the season with a 2-6 record with Pat Cummings the winning pitcher in both games and with Russell Kuntz, the fireman of the squad, turning in a fine relief performance. The offensive attack was headed by Donghio, Terpak, Hortman, Bako, and Slaugenhaupt. The other lettermen were Kohan, Danielson, Snyder, Florie, Kukich and Carley. With seven returning lettermen. Clarion can look forward to a more promis- ing season in ' 59. Ist Row: Timothy Welty, Ronald Botz, William I. Beightol, John Bertani, Gary Smith, Richord Donielson, Ernest Smith, Robert Volansky. 2nd Row: Emilio Cipollone, William Sutliff, Richard Mortimer, James Wingate, Richard Powell, Williom Bono. 3rd Row: Abrohom Adrovecky, Dennis Gaiser, John Smith, Theodore Breur, Thomas McNomara. basketball team Scores lorion Opponent Clarion Opponent 55 Fenn 53 49 Lock Haven 56 90 California 77 72 Indiana 78 84 Slippery Rock 89 94 Mansfield 81 54 Fenn 51 95 Slippery Rock 75 103 Edinboro 88 123 Alliance 86 85 Indiana 98 112 Edinboro 104 61 Grove City 66 98 California 103 81 Lock Haven 70 116 Grove City 100 56 Mansfield 78 80 Alliance 82 co-captains Dick Danielson, a 6 ' 1 senior forward and three year letterman, is playing his fourth year of varsity ball with the Golden Eagles. Dick has been among the leading teachers college conference scorers for the past three years, and last year, averaged seventeen points per game. He is a very dependable performer. Ernie Smith, a 6 ' 2 forward and a three year letterman, is playing his fourth year of varsity basketball for the Clarion State Teacher ' s College. Ernie has been an outstanding player for the Golden Eagles and is particularly skillful in handling rebounds. Ernie played high school basketball at Oil City High School. varsity members Gary Smith, 6 ' 4 center is a junior and two year letterman. He is an out- standing pivot man with a deadly hook shot. Gary is also a rugged competitor on rebounds. Ron Botz of Parker, a 6 ' 1 guard and two year letterman, is playing his third year on the varsity of the Clarion State Teachers College Basketball team. Ron was the Golden Eagles ' leading scorer last year, averaging 21 points per game, and was named to the first team of the all state teachers college conference team. Bob Volansky of Sykesville, a 6 ' 4 sophomore letterman, is playing his sec- ond year on the Clarion State Teachers College basketball team. Bob, a center, showed a lot of promise last year in the pivot slot and is expected to help the team a great deal this year. 1st Row: Tony Arpino, George Wagner, Julie Davis, Fred Schimp, Steve Babish. 2nd Rov Jim DeMorte, Mr. Carnahon, John Doverspike, Ron Reckhart. tennis Slippery Rock Indiana Grove City Edinboro Grove City Edinboro Indiana Geneva Opponent 9 7 6 9 7 8 6 9 Clarion 2 3 2 1 3 During the 1958 season the local netmen were unable to break into the win column. However, with seven leftermen coming back to form a good squad and with Mr. Carnahan as the tennis coach. Clarion is looking forward to their most favor- able season in many a year. Bob Pearson, Jim Williams, Francis Dunlay, Joe DeMarte, Don Gaiser, Jim Kife golf In 1958 an old intercollegiate sport was resumed at Clarion. Beginning as an intramural program, the golf team even though it was not in the State Teachers Conference, did play a series of matches with Slippery Rock, Edinboro, and Cali- fornia. Clarion also participated in the Presidents Cup Tournament at Allegheny College and the State Teacher ' s Tournament at Slippery Rock. With experienced men back next year, the team should have a fairly good season as an integral part of the intercollegiate sports program. Isf Row: Virginia Linnan, Patricia Zacherl, Mildred Hutchins. 2nd Row: Phoebe Etzell, Beverly Myers, Mary Schimp. :heerlead cneeneaaers The cheerleading squad at Clarion is made up of seven lively girls who have cheered our football and basketball teams on to victory and stood by them in defeat. These girls have worked very hard in promoting school spirit. The cheerleaders are seen at all the football and basketball games, in parades, and at assemblies. h omecoming our queen Scindro Hepler, Anita King, Jack Fox, Sally Bryan, David Young, Carol Emig. h omecoming A warm bright day greeted the returning alumni and the spectacular Home- coming parade this year. The efforts of Fred Matheson were very successful as indicated by the beauty and popularity of the parade. The prizes were awarded to Sigma Sigma Sigma, Delta Kappa, and Lambda Chi Delta — first, second, and third respectively. Surrounded by her court, the charming, attractive Miss Sally Bryan was crowned Queen at the halftime ceremonies. The combined resource- fulness of the freshmen and sophomore classes completed the day at the Home- coming dance. The teas, parade, football game, coronation ceremonies, and the dance of the Homecoming of 1959 will remain in the hearts of all those who attended. ill 9 Cfidi m SHDP Nolo Snyder, Donna Berty, Joyce Andre, Connie Dubort, Karlene Smith, Judy Rogers, Sandy Hepler, Carol Emig, Sally Bryan. queen ' s float One of the highlights of the Homecoming Day Parade is the Queen ' s Float. Each class is represented by two girls who are attendants to the Queen. Those attending the freshman class were Nolo Snyder and Donna Berty. Joyce Andre and Connie Dubort were sophomore attendants and Karlene Smith and Judy Rogers were from the junior class. Carol Emig and Sandy Hepler were the two senior attendants to the queen, Solly Bryan. C iM W 0l(f Miss Linnie Lou Steiner, who was sponsored by the Geography Club, was selected as Clarion College ' s Miss C.S.T.C. of 1958. This small Pittsburgher ' s reading from Mark Twain ' s Adam ' s Diary and Eve ' s Diary displayed her talent and personality and won for her the acclaim of the judges. Miss Steiner then won the title of Miss Clarion County. She represented Clarion County in the Miss Pennsylvania contest. The friendly smiling sophomore reigned over the Autumn Leaf Festival as Miss Festival. miss clarion county winning floats 1 Clulixmi SHOP Give Me Your Tired, Your Po Sigma Sigma Sigma Second Prize Hawaii— Our Next State, S.R.T.C— Our Next Win Delta Kappa Moon Over Miami Lambda Chi Delta ■ . mK., -m ■  ' H Til faculty directory Bert Anson, Jr., Ph.D., Social Studies, De Pauw University, A.B.; Indiana University, M.A., Ph.D. William E. Beattie, B.A., Speech, Wayne Univer- sity, B.A.; Graduate work, Ohio University and University of Illinois. Helen M. Becker, M.A., Elementary Education, Graduate, Clarion State Normal School; Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, B.S.; Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. Alpha E. Bernard, Ed.D., Head of Elementary Edu- cation Department, Northern Michigan College of Education, B.S.; Graduate work. University of Michigan; Indiana University, M.S. in Ed., Ed.D. Carl E. Caldwell, M.A., English, Speech, Hobart College, A.B.; Middlebury College, M.A.; Addi- tional graduate work, McGill University, the Sorbonne, Middlebury College, University of Rochester. Walter L. Hart, M. of F.A., Director of Admissions, Head of Music Department, Grove City College, B.M.; Carnegie Institute of Technology, M. of F.A.; Additional graduate work, St. Bonaven- ture College; University of Pittsburgh, New York University. Ernest W. Johnson, M.Ed., Education, Physical Education, and Assistant Dean of Men, Clarion State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed. James C. King, Ph.D., Social Studies, Dean of Men, Northeastern (Oklahoma) State College, B.A.; University of Utah, Ph.D. Helen Knuth, Ph.D., Social Studies, University of Dubuque, B.A.; Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D. C. A. Kuhner, M.S., Head of Geography Depart- ment, Ohio University, B.S.; University of Wis- consin, M.S.; Additional graduate work. Uni- versity of Chicago, University of Pittsburgh. Frank M. Campbell, M.A., Spanish, Social Studies, Assistant Dean of Men, Grove City College, B.S.; Pennsylvania State College, M.A. Rena M. Carlson, M.A., L.S. Head Librarian, Greenville College, A.B.; Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S.; Graduate work at University of Southern California; University of Michigan, M.A. Thomas A. Carnahan, M.Ed., Mathematics, Safety Education, Grove City College, B.S.; Pennsyl- vania State College, M.Ed.; Additional gradu- ate work at University of Southern California; University of Pittsburgh. Bruce H. Dinsmore, Ph.D., Biological Science, Indi- ana State Teachers College, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; University of Pittsburgh, M.S., Ph.D. Franklin G. Fitch, Ed.D., Secondary Education, Ball State Teachers College, B.S.; Indiana Uni- versity, M.A., Ed.D. William M. Force, M.A., Speech, Colgate Univer- sity, B.A.; Northwestern University, M.A. George R. Lewis, Ed.D., Head of Mathematics De- partment, East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt; Graduate work, Bucknell College; Pennsyl- vania State University, Ed.D. Frank Lignelli, M.Ed., Safety Education, Physical Education, Clarion State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Additional work, Pennsylvania State University. William M. McDonald, M.A., Music, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.; New York University, M.A. Nancy S. McKee, M.L.S., Librarian, Wilson Col- lege, A.B.; Carnegie Institute of Technology, M.L.S.; Additional graduate work. University of Pittsburgh. John P. Mellon, M.Litt., English, Clarion State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt.; Graduate work. University of Colorado. Lester D. Moody, Ph.D., English, Washington State College, B.A.; University of Washington, M.A., Ph.D. faculty directory Eleanor D. DeWald Moore, M.S.L.S., Librarian Clarion State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Columbia University, M.S. in L.S. Jomes D. Moore, Ed.M., Dean of Instruction, Mus- kingum College, A.B.; University of Pittsburgh, Ed.M. Galen L. Ober, M.Ed., Physical Science, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed.; Additional graduate work. Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Charles G. Pearce, Ed.M., Art, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.; Pennsylvania State Col- lege, Ed.M.; Additional graduate work, Penn- sylvania State College. Donald D. Pierce, Ph.D., Head of Physical Science Department, Oberlin College, A.B.; Graduate work. University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University, University of Illinois, M.A., Ph.D. Donald R. Predmore, Ph.D., Biological Science, Education, Miami University, Undergraduate work. University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Grace Pryor, M.Ed., Dean of Women, Clarion State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Additional graduate work at Duke University, University of Pittsburgh, West- minster College, Bucknell University, Pennsyl- vania State University. Martha T. Riley, M.A., Geography, Graduate, Farmville State Normal School; George Wash- ington University, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; Additional graduate work, Cornell Uni- versity, Harvard University, University of Vir- ginia. Charles W. Robbe, M.A., Social Studies, Univer- sity of Iowa, University of Illinois, B.S.; The University of Vermont, M.A. Seminars — The University of Birmingham, England; University of Leyden, Holland; University of Paris, France; Chatelard School, Montreux, Switzerland; Ad- ditional graduate work. University of Califor- nia, University of Texas, Harvard University. Mildred D. Sandoz, M.A., Biology, Oklahoma Col- lege for Women, B.A.; University of Illinois, M.A.; Additional graduate work. University of Washington, University of Oklahoma, Univer- sity of Maryland, University of Texas, Col- lege of William and Mary, University of Hous- ton. Paul L. Shank, Ph.D., Physical Science, Education, Bethany College, B.S.; Graduate work. Uni- versity of West Virginia; University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed.; Ph.D. Charles J. Shontz, M.S., Biological Science, Indi- ana State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.S.; Additional graduate work, University of Minnesota, University of Pitts- burgh. Betty Simpson, B.S., Health and Physical Educa- tion, West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. in Health and Physical Education. Richard C. Skinner, M.Ed., Director of Teacher Training, Education, West Illinois State Teach- ers College, B.Ed.; Northwestern University, M.A.; University of Illinois, M.Ed.; Additional graduate work at University of Illinois. Joseph R. Spence, M.Ed., Head of Art Department, Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S.; Pennsyl- vania State University, M.Ed.; Additional graduate work, Syracuse University. Martha Stewart, AA.Ed., Librarian, Northwestern University, B.A.; Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology, B.S. in L.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Dana S. Still, Ph.D., English, Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S., M.A.; University of Pittsburgh, Ph.D. Herbert H. Sussbach, Ph.D., Physical Science, Uni- versity Breslou, Germany, B.S.; M.S.; Gradu- ate work. University of Amsterdam, Holland; University of Southern California, Ph.D. Waldo S. Tippin, M.A., Education, Director of Ath- letics, Geneva College, B.S.; Graduate work. University of Michigan; Columbia University, M.A.; University of Pittsburgh. seniors 1959 Abplonalp, William: Ridgway Adams, Sandra: Knox Aiello, Anthony; Farrell Alcorn, Virginia: Titusville Alter, Lynn: Tarentum Anderson, Gerry: Port Allegany Ashbaugh, Paul: Emienton Earger, Phoebe: Callensburg Hartley, Marion: Pittsburgh Beotty, Virginia: Karns City Bell, Frederick: East Brady Benlzley, Betty: Corsica Blacl , Margaret: Karns City Book, Doris: New Castle Boor, Janet: Venus BorstorfF, Theresa: Corry Bosway, John: Clarion Bowley, Claire: Brookville Broken, Lawrence: Latrona Heights Brazer, Janice: New Kensington Brosnahan, Robert: Knox Bryan, Solly: Butler Burket, Dorothy: Tyrone Camp, Carolyn: Leechburg Cordamone, Anthony: Pitcairn Carlson, Linda: Ridgway Cerutti, Mildred: Seminoli Charlton, James: Brockwoy Chestnut, David: Sharon Clark, Gerald: Clarion Cook, Dalph: Clorion (Temp.) Corbett, Jeannette: Clarion Crain, Solly: Duke Center Crawford, Grant: Emienton Crose, Robert: Kirtanning Dollop, Chester: Springdole D ' Angelo, Rocco: Pittsburgh Danielson, Richard: Mt. Jewett Donziger, Delores: Pittsburgh Delansky, Philip: Osceola Mills Donghia, Anthony: Apollo Dryden, Faye: Butler Dwyer, John: New Bethlehem Edwards, Cormi: Kittonning Emerick, William: Brookville Emig, Carol: Clarion Essenwein, Robert: Kittonning Eustice, William: Clarion Exiey, Alice: Knox Fesenmyer, John: Oil City Fox, Jack: Rimersburg Franklin, Darrell: Oil City Frederick, Lawrence: Kane Ginkel, Marilyn: Shippenville Gourley, Roy; Fairmount City Groziano, James: Warren Green, Conrad: Franklin Greene, David: Brookville Greer, Horry: Knox Greggs, Donald: Cochronton Griffin, William: Warren Gruber, Elizabeth: Corry Gumpher, Ardeth: Pittsburgh Guslafson, Gary: Gibsonia Gustafson, Sandra: Warren Hoch, Edwin: Shippenville Hoight, Clevo: Johnsonburg Harris, Arthur: Export Hortman, Jane: Sligo Hortmon, Merlin: Mt. Pleasant Haubrich, LoVerne: Irwin Hepler, Sandra; Apollo Hicks, Dorothy Joan; New Castle Hogue, Carol; Oil City Hosack, Dorothy; Clarion Hubauer, Charles: Clarion Humeniuk, Jon: New Kensington Hutchison, Paul: Butler Johnson, Lois: Ridgway Karp, Jean: Pittsburgh Keneske, Gerald: Corsica Kunkle, Robert: St. Petersburg Lewis, John: Brookville Lord, George: Mohoffey Lucas, Virgil: Beaverdale Ludwiczak, Donald; Arnold Lund, Sally: Ridgway Lupher, Watson: Erie Main, Lydia Jackson: Warren Mondic, Melvin: Harwick Mangonoro, Charlotte; Verona Mopes, Wilbur: Clarion Matheson, Fred; Ridgway Mothios, Diane: Rimersburg Maxwell, Janet; Slippery Rock McCarrier, James; Butler McElhatton, James; Brockport Mellring, Bruce; Corsica Mezerski, Evelyn; Carnegie Miller, Beverly: Kittonning Miller, Blanche; Shippenville Miller, James: Bradford Miller, Morlin: Fairmount City Miller, Neil: Fairmount City Mills, Jeanne W.: Clarion Mong, Nancy: Knox Monnoyer, Sally: Brookville Moore, David: Cecil Moore, Priscillo Burns; Sligo Morris, Richard; Sligo Nelson, Vincent: Weedville Nicol, llene: Clarion Northey, Phyllis O.: Reynoldsville Nulph, Margaret: Leeper Paige, Naomi: Johnstown Pepe, Donald: Bridgeville Plavney, Fred: New Bethlehem Poprik, Edward: Ford City Powell, Richard; Emienton Pugh, Harry; Quinn, Thomas: Reynoldsville Roboch, Carol: Pittsburgh Rairigh, Albert: Hillsdale Ronson, Gloria: Clarion Rednock, Lee: Jeannette Reese, Beverly: Carnegie Rhoads, James: Franklin Ritchey, Deonno: Franklin Roch, Carol Ann: Pittsburgh Rupert, Elizabeth: Clarion Russell, Richard; Franklin Sayers, James B.: Clarion Schickling, Lester: Clearfield Schrecengost, Ronald: Karns City Scott, Joanne; Pittsfield Sereno, Janet: Coudersport Shay, Gory: Knox Singer, John Deon: Marienville Slougenhoupt, John: Clarion Smith, Ernest: Oil City Smith, Jon Roe: Springdole Snyder, Elvin: Timblin Stewart, Joyce; Titusville Strain, Herbert; Valencia Summerville, Richard: Knox Sutton, Willard: leeper Swonson, Dole; Hozelhurst Terwilliger, Dale; Porker Terwilliger, LoVerne; Fisher Thompson, Helen; Meadvllle Thompson, Richard; Clorion Volonsky, Joseph; Sykesville Vuic, Nancy Kelly; Fallen Timber Walker, Lois; Zelienople Warner, Patricia: Somerset Woshowich, Roddy: McKeesport West, Robert: Duquesne Whitmer, Raymond: Emporium Wiesen, Richard: Franklin Williams, Neol: Meadvllle Yough, James; East Brady Young, David; New Bethlehem Yount, Richard; Ford City Zdanowski, Adelio; Arnold directory JUNIORS Secondary Secondary Secondary Barone, Albert Kohan, John Rouse, Lee Basfide, Mercedes Kuntz, Russell Rybar, Donald Botz, Ronald Laing, Paul Sabatini, Albert Braddock, Mike Laughman, Herbert Schimp, Mary Burkett, Donald Linn, Kenneth Smith, Donald Calkins, Thomas Little, James Smith, Gary Cindrich, George Livermore, Caroline Smrekar, Roy Clark, Nancy Lott, Miles Smutko, William Clever, Donald Lucas, Edward Szul, Eugene Condio, Ronald Lucas, Harold Terpak, Paul Costa, Wayne MacDonold, Theodore Todd, Blaine Daum, Roger Mogee, Richard Truman, William Davis, Roland Mahony, Daniel Underwood, Archie Decker, Janet Matlak, Harry Uzelac, Bernard Decker, Jean McCoy, Norman R. VanNort, Arthur Depp, Daniel McFarland, George Vida, Hilary DiNunzio, Nicholas McNeil, Carol Weidner, Victor Doverspike, John McNeil, John White, Morjorie Dubick, Thelma McWilliams, Joseph Yeager, John Dunham, Richard Meyer, Wade Dunn, James R. Miller, Keith Dunn, Lee Moore, Donald Enoch, Paul Moore, James L. Elementary Allen, Gloria Ann Anderson, Doris Bach, Betty Jane Galbreoth, Lorry Murray, Patricia Boyhurst, Joseph  1 u Myers, Robert „ ,., „ Gates, Joseph ' Beacom, Eleanor R. ... Narby, L. Maxwell ni- . .. Gazda, Sally Borden, Elizabeth , , Nason, Carol Ann . Gordon, James Calhoun, Dons Nelson, James ,, .. Grudowski, Helen Calloway, Emily O ' Connell, William Hoger, Donald Canterna, Linda Olon, Frederick Henry, Irvin Carson, Lawrence P ' ' ' ' - y Cipollone, Adela Piatt, Richard Clowson, Morjorie Roybuck, MaryLou Colton, Norma Jean Henry, Marvin Howelle, Richard Kifer, James Reckhart, Ronald DeBlander, Vera Knosky, Michael Rolls, Eugene Deibler, Benjamin Kockler, James A. Rothrock, Harriet Dillmon, Linda 137 Elementary Douds, Cordelia Henry, Avanell Kuty, Patricia Lowman, John MaurhofF, Doyle Minich, Helen Mollnaro, Peter Nolsheim, Joanne Polak, Veronica Rogers, Judith Rossey, Thomas Sarko, Betty Schopp, Joseph N. Slattery, Helen Secondary Acklin, Jay C. Alcorn, William C. Allshouse, Thomas Andre, Joyce Babish, Steve Bako, George Bornhart, David Barrett, Raymond I. Beightol, William Bell, Donald Bertani, John Besson, Christine Best, Richard W. Blaine, Jack Blumer, Larry Bolan, Anne Bowersox, Norma Bowser, Daniel L. Boyer, Robert Budday, Janet E. Burns, Edward F. directory Elementary Stewart, Mary Lee Swanson, Nancy Thickey, Fred George Thomas, Nancy Vuic, Melvin Weisbaker, Sharon Welker, Bernice Wertz, Nancy Wherry, Ruth Whitaker, Ethel Library Science Bickel, Alice Kay Blockowicz, Celeste SOPHOMORES Secondary Camarote, John Capizzi, Joseph Carley, John Carlson, Dolores Carlson, William Clark, David Colman, William Colegrove, William Copenhaver, Jesse Corbett, William Cotton, Taylor Crum, Richard Cummings, Patrick Currie, Robert Dougherty, Louis Day, William DeCapite, Alfonse DeLong, Richard DeMarte, James DeMarte, Joseph Dembosky, Frederick Library Science Clark, Judith Ann Forkas, Margaret Gilliland, Lee Hemstreet, Diana Johnson, Frances Johnson, Nancy Larimer, Betty Pfeifer, Judith Rossiter, William Smith, Karlene Temple, William Tomson, Katheryne Verloto, Georgia Wymer, Ruth Secondary Ditty, William E. Doman, James Dubart, Constance Eddinger, Robert Engle, Richard Espy, Joyce F. Estadt, Daniel Everhart, Robert Ferko, William Finnegan, Charles P. Florie, Karl Ford, Marion FreidhofF, Wayne Gaiser, Donald Gardner, Jon Gaul, Eric Gowetski, Stanley Grady, Donald Granater, Patrick Grayson, Janet Greene, LeVeda Secondary Grenci, Nicola Hankey, Harry Harris, Alfred Hortz, Robert Hess, Robert Hickman, Rhoda Himes, Kenneth Hockinson, Charles Hohn, Richard Hunter, James James, Nancy Johnson, Chester Kemerer, Ralph Ketner, Nancy J. King, Jack C. Klingensmith, Charles Kohler, Faith Kurcis, Steve Lerch, Marybelle Lewis, Paul Lockett, Thomas Logan, ClifFord Long, Linda Matlak, James McCabe, John T. McCash, Jack McCoy, Norman K. McCullough, William L. McElhattan, Thomas McLaughlin, Agnes McLaughlin, David McMaster, Ronald Means, Richard D. Mercuri, Frank Miller, Curtis Mindek, Helen Mittereder, Conrad directory Secondary Molsky, John Murtland, Gary Naylor, John P. Nichol, Robert Northey, Robert Palmer, Paul Poscarella, Vincent Perry, Darrell Polasko, Henry Querio, Angela Racioppi, Joseph Raible, Claude Randall, Judith Roberts, Daniel Rosenberger, Robert Sandy, Arthur Sandy, Ciuey Sarcinella, Janice Schimp, Frederick Schuster, Paul Sebring, Albert Shirey, Carl Shoup, Robert Shropshire, John Sieber, Ethel Siegel, Marion Simpson, James Smith, John R. Snyder, Malcolm Snyder, Mary Grace Snyder, William C. Stablow, Thomas Stahlman, Leiand Stahlman, Robert L. Steltzer, George Strycula, Stanley G. Stupka, Edwin Secondary Summerville, John Summerville, Max Swonson, Donald Taormina, Anthony Topolski, Daniel Torchio, Gildo Urban, Clement Vespa, Ronald Volansky, Robert G. Wagner, George Wain, John Walter, Jon West, Joyce M. Zappa, Benjamin Zilcosky, David Elementary Archible, William Arpino, Anthony Atwell, Truzah Baker, Rita M. 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Bashline, Duane Belavic, Charles Berberich, Carol Bickel, Elinor Bobbert, Larry Bono, William Boris, Carole directory Elementary Pierre, LuVonne Quottro, Francis Richardson, Catherine Rodgers, Nancy Jane ShefFer, Eugene Shilling, Donald Slogle, Judy Smothers, Charlene Smith, Eleanor Snyder, Barbara Sorenson, James Steiner, Linie Lou Stewart, Marjorie Swope, Nancy VonOrd, Ronald Welms, John Wilson, Gloria Wright, Patrick Zacherl, Patricia Library Science Conn, Betty FRESHMEN Secondary Bosin, James Bowser, Daniel R. Bowser, Walter Brand, Marilyn Breuer, Arthur Britton, Ronald Bruno, Frank Buhite, William Bukosky, Raymond Collenburg, Judith Coratelli, Albert Carl, Roger Chantrey, Paul Chapman, Thomas Ciuca, Louis Library Science D ' Ascenzo, Christine Dunmire, Patricia Evans, Donn Eyth, Mary Jo Harvey, Ray Heil, Julia A. 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Copenhaver, Velma Cottrell, George Cox, Frank Cravener, Edward Crimorki, Anthony Cyphert, Patricia Daum, Grant Day, Donald directory Secondary DeFrancisis, Arthur Deloney, Donna Dellapina, Ronald Denordo, George Dininny, Donald Ditty, Carlo (Nurse) Douthett, William Duggan, John Eshbough, Robert Eshelman, Thomas Fernekes, Thomas Fitzsimmons, Tony France, John Frank, Donald Franks, Arthur Gaiser, Dennis Geary, Helen Goochee, William Gowetski, Kenneth Michael Gracy, John Graham, Edward Greco, Richard Grosch, LeRoy Hanno, James Hannold, Gene Heiberger, Jordan Henry, Larry Hixenbaugh, Joseph Hoover, James Hormel, Richard Lee Hosey, Richard Hurley, Donald Itell, Edward Jackson, William Jenkins, William Kohot, John Secondary Kanaan, Eugene Kane, James W. Kemmer, Avis Khali!, Robert Kifer, Scott King, Thomas Knopfel, Darrell Kratsa, James Lee, Gloria Lee, Patricia Lenczewski, Lawrence Lewis, Barbara Logan, Arthur Scott Lucas, Noel Ludwiczak, Patricia MacClennan, Robert Magaro, John Marnic, Judith Marshall, Vera Martin, Carol Master, Joseph Matalik, James Maus, John L. Mays, John B. McCleory, Stanley McCloskey, Diana McCool, Erma McElroy, Robert E, McElroy, William McLaughlin, Dennis McLaughlin, James McManigle, Thomas McNomaro, Thomas McPherson, Richard McQuown, Forrest Melick, Sandra Secondary Meyer, Charles Miller, Mary Jane Mohney, Barry Moore, Wayne Morrow, William Mortimer, Richard Mottorn, David Mowry, Paul Murphy, Bruce Murray, Thomas Myers, Dallas Noonan, Charles O ' Neil, Howard Ordiway, Kay Ozimek, William Parks, Francis Porulo, Donald Pence, Allen Petika, Matthew Petrich, Stephen Picardi, Mary Pisaneschi, James Plyler, Gary Pompe, Robert Popielski, Judith Powell, Richard W. Preisser, Dennis Pritchard, Diane Roneri, Frances Ray, William Reib, Richard Rice, Patricia Richards, Barbara (Nurse) Richards, Joan (Nurse) Rockey, John Rogers, Richard M. directory Secondary Sakson, John P. Schaefer, Carole Schlekot, Judith Schrecongost, Lorry B. Schrecongost, Roger Selwoy, Dovid ShafFer, Richard Shanahan, Charles Shaner, Solly Sheely, James Shick, Frederick Shields, Byron Shirey, Clyde Shoemoker, Fred Shoup, John L. Shreckengosf, Lorry D. Shumaker, Ronald Skinner, David Slay, Connie Sloan, Gilbert Smith, Gerald Smith, John E. Smoker, William Snyder, Judy Somers, Robert Stewart, Ronald Sullivan, Henry J. Summerville, Alvin Supok, Raymond Sutliff, William Swortfager, Ruth Terrill, Barbara Thompson, Todd Torchio, Gloria Tosh, Larry Toy, Esther J. Secondary Toy, Robert Tubbs, William George Ulmer, Thomas Ungvarsky, Jack Ventresco, Rudolph Vido, Joseph Wagner, Kahle Waikowiok, Leonard Wasylink, Franklin Weckerly, Roger Wehrii, Thomas Weikal, Daniel Wellman, Margaret Weity, Timothy Wholen, William White, John T. Wiant, Heidi Widmor, Ernest Wile, James Wilson, Dorsey Wilson, James Wingate, James Zdravecky, Albert Zecker, Fred Elementary Anchors, Linda Borile, Veronica Boynhom, Janet Bennordo, Joseph Berty, Donna Bishop, Beth Blose, William Bokdorf, Carol Borelli, Nick Brougham, Susan Buczek, Mary Ann Elementary Budzinski, Helen Buhite, Esther Burford, Judith Cipollone, Emilio Crate, Mary Catherine Davis, William Dittman, Donna Dobos, Roland Etzel, Phoebe Forringer, Judith Foster, Rachel Fox, Judith Freeburg, Judith Gallagher, Selmo Glenn, Doris Gorr, Barbara Graham, Jeonnette Guido, Shirley Horouse, Robert Heller, Barbara Henry, Rachel Hopkins, Janet Hutchins, Mildred Jelllson, Stephanie Kenemuth, Joanne Krathge, Janice Kunselman, Susan Kuzma, Lorraine LaufFer, Martha Lehner, Suellen Lewis, Joyce Lichko, Nancy Lieberum, Judy Lingenfelter, John D. Linnan, Virginia Manno, Betty Elementary Master, Sonja Mathias, Elva McCoy, Ronald McCullough, Martha McDowell, Jeanne McElwain, James McLaine, Mary Ellen McNeil, Sally Michel, Edward Midgley, Josephine Miller, Sarah Myers, Walter Nara, Bonnie Nega, Thomas Noca, Cecelia Nordahl, Shirley O ' Brien, James O ' Brien, Robert Gary Plummer, Nancy Porter, Mary Lee Ralph, Ralph Reed, Joan Secondary Alcibiade, Scipione Baldwin, John A. Bishop, Cletus Burton, Ralph Carter, Richard D. Comes, Edward Cowan, Rodger Dougherty, David DeCaro, Angelo S. Dembaugh, Fred Estok, Paul Fulmer, James L. Gadagno, Robert Geoly, Paul directory Elementary Reed, Patricia Rendosh, Beverly Rhodes, Mary Jane Roberts, Donald Rocco, Frank Rock, Jean Rossey, Ruth Schimp, Judith Sinai, Delbert Skelly, Gloria Smith, Karen Smith, Leono Snyder, Nolo Spencer, Janet Szofran, Maxine Trill, Janet Truby, Catherine Turney, Carole Waddell, Marilyn Walton, Judith Waters, Ruth Wilshire, Patricia January FRESHMEN Secondary Grobeic, Richard Graham, Richard J. Houghtling, John Ihnat, George Johns, Eleanor Kolakowski, Horry M. Krach, James F. Mango, John S. Mastovich, Michael Mathias, Paul Moberly, Arthur Morgan, Marion D. Newcome, Thomas Peles, Lawrence Elementary Wise, Paul Zocherl, Joanne Library Science August, Martha Chittister, Ann Daley, Sally Donnels, Paula Deveny, Donna Hamrock, Mary Ellen Harchuck, Barbara Heilman, Joanna Kerr, Linda Ann Loya, Jack McDonald, Genevieve McGarry, Phyllis Purich, Olgo Richenbach, Edna Mae Smouse, Gregg Steele, Alice Jean Uhrine, Loreen Vida, Marleen Weed, Nolo Secondary Preston, James P. Reddinger, John A. Shaffer, Kenneth Tallarico, Richard Watson, Dan E. Winters, Robert G. Elementary Boley, Earl Fortier, Joseph A. Guthrie, Harold Kolgore, Richard Lee McCleary, Lois Strickland, Carol Yount, Keith The editors and staff of the 1959 Sequelle would like to thank the members of the faculty and the students who have cooperated and assisted us in compiling this book. We also appreciate the suggestions given us by the photographer, engraver, and printer. Photographer CARL AND DON STUDIO Clarion, Pennsylvania Engraver ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY Sykesville, Pennsylvania Printer KURTZ BROS. Clearfield, Pennsylvania 3 9363 00150 7422 Spec. qLD 1017 ,C88 1959 ,2 Col.