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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

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Or does it mean anything at all? Is it just a group ot buildings - or is it a place where people learn and think and grow . . . V ' J; m. During the four or more years a stu- dent attends Clarion, his opinions and attitudes change about the WORLD, about HIMSELF, about Clarion . . . r ' GENERAL SIAIL AUlHUKir RAYMOND P.SHAFER . Pl ' . ' SS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOI PROJECT NO: G.S.A. 404-24 ADDITION TO LIBRARY CLARION STATE COLLEGE W.G. ECKLES COMPANY ARCHITECTS |CARCAIS[C0NSTR.CO GENERAL CONTRACTOR, i -cK--TOwrmt — wt ATiwe—toiHTKACTor ™« COMPANY PLUMBING CONTRACTOR ' ICHORCH-MURDOCK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ' M PROJECT IS ASSISTED BY FEDERAL FIIMDCl 14 Ho A £Ufc|?, F rr W li TRUE,lTWOOLpH ' ou cm4 ' t Juo A I XUST BV ITS G fc ? ' ' j Ey £ i RATMAW to TO STUDY Ak p so we find HIM IN HIS seci?Er dewtttV of Herman truru Ar UA4AT SHoULO BE THE yOJOBhlT BbOKSTDRf HOLV Jo (c. ' . ' I THOU€,Hr TH S 5 A Bookstore! i we d A Book ON RATS SC I CAt STC DY FoK A TtST.I CAMT CqUESS ru HAVE ro A5K K VWH£ ?£ THE R:ofCS ARE. ' , Be iaJFerred. r P£ H4RD TO 8fL £ £. BooKS r AJO WE COT RIO OF MoSrOF TOEM. ' ThlEV TOOK SPACE y How ABOUT L(F6 5 Z£ PtCTURe OF RAQUCL tA £ cW iIMStead? ,6001 5?? LEAV ES. IM MIS PlACE THfi AM€ -irJSPll lN RATMAK R£ JVRfJsJ Mowesr RArAiAw,s R. ' w 6 ' D HA e book ' s, HetRe Bur THeRE ' 5 More Mowev W PfSouciHr 7W 5 U;45 PRoFM_ j7 RE pp f (vAfE HAl E 7B MAi ' £ UP RsR IwHAr i VE Losr 0 vi ffle s«.v e ? VWHV DO you CH  Rce SUCH HIGH PRICED?? 1 LIKE mouey TI AT A L0t.t SENSINC -mt CORRl ' PTIOAJ -THAT IS PRESE ) ; Ratman cowrAcrs TUt LAW Ml HAS BOOK e Af? RESTED] RATMAM-mEA TAKES OVER RVJWW N6 TWE NEV Boo , VfeS Boo c, STORE. ' AJ£ N6VW FIFJD RAT MAM TALKING TO HIS RRST CUSTOMEK! tAN I HELP you F D AA SP fALl t go oK, You v)g. UPYi ' wo, But Do you I Have am of TH e 5 1. E ? PA T £5P 15 For the students of Clarion, the year always starts with the visit to the Bookstore . . . 16 AMK nS  MAVA(.fM N AHKfcTlNG MANAGLMKM LARKETING MANAGEMENT Who enters here leaves hope behind But leaves within his cash, For loaded down with books twice bought. He carries off the trash. Books writ by Profs and paper bound. And sold with smiles, you see. For these, the genial bookman says, We charge a trifle fee. 1914 Sequelle lARKETING MANAGEMENT 4 111 jte -J3I 1 r 1. — i— i .Lik- i ■■ i 17 FOOTBALL - probably the second most important element of the fall semester . ffcna L.lWW lHf ? E? Wi-as2S3K s - ' -fefeig ' ftf s ' Vi. ia- ' :! - .„? ? ' W-s i«f ' sfe ,j?2s s «sg i r;  £ 18 §iiifer 4Ni As in years past the Clarion Golden Eagles upheld the fine record of a winning team. The Eagles had a commendable record, losing only to Indiana and West Chester. . . . and the beat goes on ... , 21 22 23 y HO UEC UfN 1 ' ' hS 3 Ba? ' B ■1 ■v 1 . itAF , 1 H H| i«lj HBK M li ' ■sa ' t: ' :- ' 9 : = ' for A 26 h ' A khk . .mst M,i %;: ? :- M . 27 28 29 30 Sports arc an integral part ot C larion - and winning a tradition . . . and the beat goes on . . . Greeks - whether to Go Greek or stay an inde- pendent; Is it worth the aggravation? Over 500 students at Clarion think it is . . . Xoet I? OCX Km an 32 33 rush, and Rush, and RUSH 34 liUi ii H u 35 36 37 J ' - - 1 . i .-li RATMAN m i -. ■ ' ' ,Ki ' t HU8£f?T 5 MANV CM5365, W FM A FRI H7 V6P RUWS — or STOfteAJT •Atrrvsj You ' Re My last hope! yoo ' ffc c oihg, ■6 WkV6 -IB I 3 S |fcTH N 4 AeoUT THAT TV XyORbti I CoutONT 57 ND TO H i€ 7b 3 IV ffcARING A PltXaU|3E RATMAN AT7t-MD5J ON£ Of |NF VHO( S TV Couf ses!! ( RV uM- A nERE5T7A)€,. ' ' HOW CoutO £■« £ ? (MA- i TN 5 W VV CR ' IMB- TMAfi FW05 Trie q«k5S •You) C maw, yoc M 4 6) A U T oP WA:.WA8t£ ' HUSEPT NORMAL? Tt TORTURE k-ruoeuTS -nfc way voo do ?= ■ge. j «tfMtA MUt ' C AMD ALt H ' : SAiP. ' !! y w M£ W THE .. LIKE 1 ? IHoUe ' STLV RATMAW-— I THa06«T WAS 1 a)MMeRc AL -TV pevices - - A pp 7W£Mt SoMCi A D Lcrrs OF PE ?5 Al-) JOKE )!! PaiW ' T K 3W W y — ' £V£ VBQI y ' SO UP3ET.. wrtAT dTdvou eXP£ :T-- fc ' lKJD! And some of us even tr ' to study and learn 40 41 42 WERt ' S WWER£ YOUR MONEY W NT: lUBVOGUBQ 44 TWE NBAJ HUDSON Xtr 46 THE DELLS THE CORDELLS 47 TH£JAG SERE im EL-POOIcS 48 7R BUDSjARiANJ (S■VM 4AS C MM And don ' t forget about all the football games, basketball games, week-end dances, Clarion Call, the Sequelle, wrestling matches, organizations . . . 49 Jl l Behind the sports . . . behind the Greeks . . . behind the Classes — there are people at Clarion; people doing their own thing, listening to their own drums . . . 51 54 56 IH Kjpi ir Mici HtfU Sff s HB3 IIB 1 r°° . I I Bt ic; :  i,jL iT.li iif i|. . vJI I ' t 1 ' ' ' H B H 1 ' l s BH ■ H t ri ' 9 H ifum % I 57 RADIATION AREA 60 Oh God what shall wc do? The stench ot death is with us And will not be removed. Can we blithely say business as usual ? Shall wc ignore the tragedy of our time? Shall we not tee! anything? How dare we pretend - pretend that there is no Vietnam - that there is only Clarion and West Chester. How dare we continue - pretending? Can we safely decide not to think about it? What happens to them and us? Not to decide is to decide. It is to decide for death, my friends (What happened to those names offered in the night not long ago?) It is not Communism that we fight. We fight ourselves. In the knit ot mankind there are no boundries that Justly pit one man against another. We are killing ourselves. And our leaders reassure us that it ' s o.k. That as soon as we can transfer the mantle, as soon as we can train them to kill themselves as well as we kill ourselves we shall withdraw. And if we succeed only in getting someone else to take over the killing what have we accomplished? Is this all there is? Can there be no end? Is the only way we can Stop killing, to make sure that someone else will continue it? Oh God - save us from us. I confess I see no way out. For there is no confession from any source. There is only the dying and the suffering, the suffering and the dying, of men who happen to be American and Vietnamese, and that is all - Lincoln Hartford e(; {ieW 0 d  MaK going to wCJuLon liJls boWtMg (uujtS . . . OJiui h ym 041 • • • 66 OwtS iS ik xudk OM l vmjfiuMq Uu tb . . . 67 i. i fW; • i d FACUtiV CHARLES DUGAN Art GARRISON McCASLIN Physical Science 70 f. 4 ' RIIH Bk.NFlELD Nursing MARY WILLIAMS Lihrariin MELANIE EISWERTH Mathematics SUSAN SECOR Librarian DR RUSSEL L V MORGAN Administrative Head 71 ARNOLD JESCHKE English 72 ALLENE MASTERSON Languages JOHN , English 73 1 f ifr I 1 f M ■ _ ' t 74 LARRY LANDIS Music SUSAN REINHARDT Psycholog)- McELHATTAN Physical LEE HEILMAN English VINCENT CURRAN Health 75 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: Uft to right: Gar ' Spoales. Tom Lapelo, Ted Pappas. Wavr Wood. CALL STAFF; Seated: Terri Hruska- Standing: Michcic Maddock, Karin Kadar, Jane Novak. OR tSANf ONS CHEERLEADERS: lit row: Vicki Canzone, Sharon Stovich, S Kagle. 2rid row: Mar)- Navin, Bett - MacDonald, Sue Peti CULTURAL COMMITTEE: 1st row: Joanne Durcnleau, Carol Pear son. 2nd row: Diane Markert, Sue Kagle, Pat Muldoon FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Tim Hughes, President, Jan Stihz, Stvrtian, .James Hoofnagle, Vice President, Shcrr ' Orr, Treasurer. 76 HOl ' SE COUNCIL; Sealed: Debbie Anderson, Maryann Cunningham, Sandy Wass Standing: Tim HuKhcs, John Saprano, Al Shouey, Unda Lacncv, Marv Navm HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES: Vicki Lockhart, Sopho- more (Mass. Debbie Anderson, Freshman Class, P S E.A : 1st row: Mary Lou Bycrs, Julu Dixon, Sharon Stovich, Maureen Magulick, Patty Gilligan. 2nd row: Delores Grondwalski, Pamela Green, Kathy Giblock, Karen Mowry, Becky Shcavly, Bea Schrock, Cindy Hunter, Vicki Lockhart. ird row: Kathy De Maria, Helen Bradley, Jane Novak, Claire Shoemaker, Valery Fabac, Linda Lac- ney, Linda Koontz. PHILOSOPHIES: Left to right: Richard Yongofski, Vicki Catizone, Chris Gracff, Mark Mileski. 77 REFERAL BOARD: Seated: Barbara Cook, Raymond Pulcini, Janice Krawczyk Standing: SEQUELLE STAFF: Right to left: Linda Geisr, Kann Kadar, Diane Kish. Madge John Inselmini, Karen Mauger, Carolyn Harpster. Mark Nassis. McDonough. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Right to left: Mar ann Cunningham, N.kki Dro- bac, Vicki Lockhart, Gars ' Monick. Bill Smith. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Ted Pappas, Vice President; Vicki Lockhart, Secretar) ' ; Bob Smith, Treasurer; Chris Graeff, President. STUDENT SENATE: HI rou-: Charlcne Keyvmski. Mary Lou Byers, Nikki Drobac. 2nii row: Maryann Cunningham, Sue Kagle, Vicki Lockhart. 3rd row: Gary Spoales, Dan Martin, Bob Smith. 79 PtAVERS 80 81 MAY 1970 The 1970 Campus Queen - Miss Debbie Walk- 82 THE 1970 CAMPUS COURT: Vicki Lockhart. Imm; Sherry Orr, Turtle Creek; Dr Russell L V Morgan; Miss Walker, Clarendon; Karen Mauger, Oaklyn; New Jersey; and Jane Xovak. Beavcrdale STUDENT 85 AND ACnvrnES 87 t m! 0 X I , 89 COPWO UCRE CLA Man, ' Louis Byers Pittihurgh Myra Coffinbarger Wilmerding MaryAnn Cunningham ConnelliviUe 90 Deborah Ehrhart Oil O v Lola Garvcy MeaJville Chris Gracff Creensburg Carolyn Harpsicr Bumham Cher l Herzog Beverly Hlawati Snulhpurt Oil City Cindy Hunter Mt. Pleaumt K. Sue Kagle Seneca Jerc Krallinger Lancaster Linda Lacney Keating Summit Vicki Lockhart Madge McDonough Oil Oty 91 Diana Markeret muox Kathnn Prince Beaver Joyce Masquelier Oil City Karen Merglowski OaUiU Ronald Proper Duane Ros; Seneca Apollo Rebecca Shcavlv Butler Carl Smith KennerJell Robert Smith Tyrone 92 Richard Yonkotski Bymedall 93 ? ■ ' • : . - ■ .- - CI y- i ' ' 3 |XF K ' I. ■ tv. ojjp • C .f . V •■« Iti V3 TV •= . ' - Wi utfK3 ' feu AyttXiig; hut waMiUu td wImj IS, 95 1969 FOOreALLT flM n mX ' clarion Oppotifiil 53 Mansfield 22 20 Dehiware State 14 14 Geneva 21 Lock Haven 7 24 Edinboro 14 Indiana 38 17 California 12 31 Shippensburg 15 21 Slippery Rock 7 Nov. 15 - State Championship at W. Chester 34 41 96 1 970 e lSfcEreALL T flM I CSC Opponent 79 Walsh 85 77 Slipper) ' Rock 97 85 Geneva 70 92 Alliance 81 75 Edinboro 72 79 Lock Haven 68 66 Indiana 77 70 California 82 53 Fredonia 58 81 Bloomsburg 106 67 Point Park 69 86 Slippery Rock 102 65 Mansfield 73 70 Indiana 86 79 Lock Haven 88 66 California 83 52 Edinboro 72 59 Grove City 92 83 Alliance 103 57 Walsh 65 97 1 970 WRESrUN MM !970TRACf6T AM 99 1 970 MEN ' S SU f U f m CSC Opponent 59 Millersville 45 69 Lock Haven 35 74 Indiana 39 60 Millersville 44 74 E. Stroudsburg 38 77 Carnegie-Mellon 27 67 California 46 73 Thiel 27 63 Westiiiinster 36 Penn-Ohio Swim Meet - 4th - - 11 pts. Penna. championship - 2nd - 87 pts. NAIA Championships - 13th too 1970 GOLPT 101 1 969-70 RIFLE T A U 102 I 1 969-70 JUDO MM 4  i  103 1 969 fRLC MAN FOOTBALL T A U 104 I 1 969-70 CHEERL DER SQUAD 105 fOomiL CENTENNIAL V AR 106 107 , ■ - ■ -H ■ Wf V jt «B ' 1 iC: ' . ' ■.-.I . . • ■ : r ' l A i - . -r: - ' .. • 3l ■-1 ai P4 4 3a 108 lA [ieK Koj cofi comes, cq{{ IH , 109 AMOROUS Ft no 112 CLARION Cim COLLE CONCERT BAND RAND 113 UTTON AND I r AS PERFORMED i ss i 114 h o Tl RpS ' ■ ) P fciC P ii li J L 5 % OF THE fAAROJIQ DE S«DE 115 , . • ij  i( « ««. W A ' VV « ' ' i m :f-i-r: W i ' ' t c? n f BAND DAY ' TV- HI -. h ' ' ift- -.li .- Iff ' • i l - ?t ' ' M- .l;u . 1969 118 119 Rfl ULET 120 121 T-TT OARiGN SlATE ORCRESFRA 122 LfiBW J MADRKSjALS 123 OPERA SjAtA 1 p B i K l mm ' V B li H K ' l M0 ' mI mi kS H ' 124 B UneS AND UONCX I2S WUO ' C WRO JuM Bl fc VttgUttO hsk 1F Pout A ' WwaSfcBt fNAUERiCAN COUS SeS U Uujicik PojhdixkJ QnjcmAiCJHu 126 U iMto H Jacfeson , Ju ff O(viotiuj L uMtj AND UNIVERfimES Pfijbocto Usi (0A j (CoJjiyii yndinjcmij Ajoii m PojmIjOj joit un 127 iMj CJust UcReiutj C6MJMtio iJlho Aoju R . Otb TA mmas PaoiXMC ' jOMtj P(dt t GuSOM J. Rxi 128 Coik dMb QhJtk J(!iOmk£ Qbuxhh CoAO jN U e esb RAijiMOlui Yui Xfi got fit lA ijKCOOf) C)tJ [AJUdj iS Not pictured: Russell Benson Linda Mason Phyllis -Romano Willie Saunders Roland Sparrow 129 1970 130 , .:.•.,„„. - R i %i. ril -3 ' ' ' , 1 r iu-ir B 131 WW£CW(M OUEEN mm M l S Mflwty Juf)Uife v t32 TWt OUE£N GWiJotKtf AZ LmMj Qii6t cu AHA B«o«tlij Jones AIT JoditeTijt AZA Llttlfr Dtd A («te(4 BGAVnWL CW MoCAu . Ill X uj Fouse ZTA 133 ScuteetAea ttA 134 Wtifi t joW Stfifik, tjifin u! tiifi tug 0 wdA . — NafWtet Ue 135 136 4!f ' ,:mi-f ■ ' ' ilWli !«! ' - Wiv i .-t-- 1 k-:. V 1 4 i Jf li rC 138 ALPMA Xi OEl:izv 139 .t 140 APHA QIGMA ALPRA c tfw ■!!■■ V.I , I 142 ALPHA Sf(SMA TAU 5!?BffiSMfS51!Pf T rT ■ !l 144 ALPHA CHf RHO 146 ; ii ' ' J te 147 148 ■i HI H ' -A- PT J B ai r IPg i n r rt ALPMA J 1 ISO THHAXI IN MEMORIAM LEONARD MITCHELL June 24, 1947 - Februar - 2, 1970 151 ::- iiJs; ' dM 152 TWEJA CWf 154 QIQMA 156 QIQMA lAV AW . i 158 lAV KAPPA EPSfLON 159 =iiiis --. ■ ' -Tjr It d it 141 ' - -M - V , . 160 PW a mA EPGfLOM 161 162 PW SfGMA Sf(SMA PLEDSe cjolow 164 PW CIGMA KAPPA 165 PAN-WELtENrC Row I: :S. Douglas, J. Estep, N. Way. M. Daislev. C Yeaman, J. Mcckley, L Blair. Rou J.J. Satkovich, J. McEwen. L David. S. Williams, K. Wildnur, D. Wilson, E. Blough, P. Angci. fPJTER -FR4lER fTV CCUNOL R. Ryckacheski, B. Reckner.J. Frontino, J Inskip, G Glies, T. Boots. J. Bordick,J Dudzinsk- . L Hanna.J Cassin,T. ' Mudger, T. Nevman, H. Zubcr. 166 167 Bill, Marilyn, Kathv, Marv Lou, Donna and Ellen SEOUEOE 168 CLARION CALL Rou- I: R. Wilshire. D. Klimtfk, L. Andre. Row 2: M. Dahl.J. Knox. B. Frodich. Row i: Dr. Redtcrn. P Urda. A. Rolirhaugli. M. Mav. J. Proud. B. Mussdman. T. Boots. S. Ldiman. 169 SENtOR- OA OFFfCERe Sue Riddle, Cookie Morgan, Sue Paul, Bill Weidle SOPRO UORE JUNfOfS. Jack MlOuwjii, Kjtliy Burgason, Linda Stright Helen Blair. Eileen McGinlcy, Elaine Ferrari m U AAN 170 Chris Montgomery, Ted Dicola, June Vandcrslice, Mike May WEN ' S fMfERHALL COUNCIL Rou. ' 1: R. Friedl, G. Davis, D. Dippold. D, Hutfnagcl, R Cullen. Row 2: D. Prince, B. Dubov ,k . D Ymm . W Smitl- WO UEN ' S rNTERWAU- COUNOL Emily Sangermano Janis Brooks Peggy Ward Carol Chrisrie 171 M WE wmceouB j Mnra co. C Mnuhott. M PolKhcsk,, N Keel. F Grcvd... L C.impbdI. K Rodi m. F, Bloom. Mr, Enylc D Moon. Mr Hcnn. R B.isidi. R, Nc-gcl... c: H.irdwick. H Bush.iv. H Putt. R Dr Gcndlcr D Thompson R Hcltns. M, J.Kk. C R.iri-i. Mi.ss Rini l.tnd, D McW.Utcrs. B O.itt BfOLO CLUB BFrochlKh.l CniiK.i.H Hnci,( H.iimki s .ulicr. T. Wiggin.s, I. Cik-s. F . luL|ko. !■: Ros.l.dl. M Po ichcski, E obcnb. R H.ill. S jobh. | Proud 172 ARjCmEOLCx CAL ASSOOAnON Sf SA ALPHA eiA I, D:ivid, Karen Kapscn, Peggy Nelson. Glo- ria Lindcll, L DeCapua. L. Morrow. Mr. Hart- lev. S Allison. K. Quigley. B. Fillian. K. Scpos. 173 COaE SE R DER; Rmi ' 1: P. Gaffney. C. Cirtcr, I- AnJcrson. D Summcmllc. D Monangu. J Rosenstccl Rou J. L Kiglii. M MJlugh. T Joiinbon. S. Busco. T. Halub, COUjE SE PtAVERfi R « ' ;.• B, McNutt, P. Gaffney, C. Car- ter. C Alexis. S. Snyder. Rou 2: S. Busco. J. Weser. D. Summerville, J. Anderson, J. Rosensteel, K Barron, A. Serff, T Johnson, H. Manguis. 174 ALPW PSf O U eA r •1 1 ? a, . em ' P 0. 1 t. 1 1 — . Ejlj i Raw 1:}. Anderson, S. Snyder Row 2:] Roscnsteel. J Weser, T Johnson Row2: P. Gaffney, C. Carter, K. Barron, C. Alexis. J Sandrock, B McNutt 1 75 fNiTERC0LLE St4lE CONFERENCE OF (SCA ERNMENT Rail I: T Jolinson, B, Ogdcn. C. Chinchotk. Rrm- 2: G. Ritter, B. Collins. A. Sertt. VOUN REFUBUCANS Ko«;.D, B.irrctt, W B.irrctt. A Sirtt K«« J. A S.ivory, G Rittcr. B Ogdcn. D Sclioll, P Kcsli.iw. S Grubbs, O Schultciss. 176 Pf [CAPPAVBm Seated: A. Huntz, R. Banks. Row 2: E. McGinley. J. Gilligan. B. Huftord, T. Halula. L. Ptatl. Row i: R. Uepcr. D. Schell. Dr. Hufford, C. Juntsch. DEe TET flM a f .- A. Huntz. R. Banks, J Waiter. L. Davis, J LriUitMn ,;«.;« j bn Juntsch. L. Pfaff, B Hufford, T. Halula, E. McGinley. ' i Lxxfxrr. iJi riuiiuiu. u xhcll, G. 177 UONORAJ FRATERNrrV LAN SUAGES 0m - I ' ,. •- ,. V W kx- ' ' ■ ■kV. .- ' j 4 y.i ■ ■. i ■B -J n pp ' ' Bm V ' r l 1 h 3 1 fin row: E. Choby, E. Farrarie, L. Kight, J. Daniels. SiionJ rou P Morris, C. Flick, A. Kerestes, S. Zumwalt, J Mccklc) ' . AlPmM-U SAMMA 178 STUDENT PBNNOdVANlA- Front: K. Rodgers, D. Gaido. L. Schlenter MiMe: P Gilfert. E Choby. N. Bonsall. Bad: D. King. Qtm EDUCAnCM AO OCmON 179 STUDENT SENATE 180 LVI C OPERA U ORKeWOP yUjjf j CARAR£r 182 um Sealed: ] Marasco, B. Smith- SlamJmg: Miss Shopc, D. Peterson, C- Masters. R Faulkner, C. Hinton, C Stewart. C Seated: J. Abel. Standing: R. Spar- row, C. Crist, G. Visnich, A. Em- ericli. R Terza. 183 AipmQGmct4i Ron- 1: A. Yutzy.T Ordons, F. Szoch, D.Jones, J. KonkleJ. Mariotti. Row 2: H. Kuhns, D. King.T. Caufield, K. Bowman, T Komis,J Smith, J Bowser, J. Bollman. Row}: R. Wilshire, D Campbell, N. Speedy, D. Eshelman,J. Bologh, H. Foote. Row 4: D. Musgrave,J. Peterman, D. Gaido,J. Wolfe, J. Butcher. Row): D. Topper, G. Datt, B. Napierski,J. Arhrens, S. Kagle. Row 6: C, Wilhelm, J. Pavolic, J, Rehrer, R. Wood. Row : F Lebeda, G. Wolbert, K. Frid, D. Sevin, B. Conti, 184 MPPA MPPAPSf Raw I: C Oglcsby, G. Ozclla. R. Dchn- cr, D Sterner. Row 2; J Schneider, Terr) ' Jenkins. L Heplcr, B Hcinrither, P Stalhman Kw j: B Stumpf, K McNulty, D, Smyers. B Balough, B. Scverantc. C Dixrr Raw 4- G Morford, D Karg, C Hoffman. J McKelvey. Cf(SMA Rou ' I: M Dclp, B Decon, L Sherrieb, L Schlcntner. Row 2: B. Sinibaldi. S. Andrews. J Stefan[k. G. Lindcll. N. Richards Row ): M Bcckstein, E Blough, M Whiteshot. E Ayres, L. Gifford. S. Valentine. Row 4: K. Grinder. M. Bigley. B. Squire, L. McGuire. S. Riddle, L Linnamc;n. C Yonker Row ' 5. L Whrcn, G. Kaplon. R Hcrrod. 185 ASSOOanON OF WO UEN SfUDEMS Seated: B. SxpK i- landing: )- Brooks, S. Maskas, L. DcCapua. J O ' Hop, S Hardwick. CCUSGiaiE RAfNBOU Row 1: S. Myers, K. Mathus, J. Laws, L. Andre. Row 2: S. Bunting, Mrs. Wcllaston, J. Lowe, B. Squire, C Skinner, L Yowan, L. King. Row }: C. Yonkers, S. Schwartz, D. Cartwright, G. Motter, D. Leashcr, L Sherricb, R Lutz ise Noiiv oufk ojfMj Ko6 t-eoMy wis — tkey o iiy {oo tiiofc 187 BOARD OP TRUSTEES Pidbp U . SArfs E. ClJUJUM Qtai W. OaiU fltMOd 188 PRJBODBNrC MES St Nothing so delights our ulumni, our trustees and friends as a new building on our cam- pus. Nothing else presents such tangible evidence of growth, of progress, and of commit- ment to the future. But nothing else is as difficult to keep in balance as a construction pro- gram on the scale ot the one now in progress at Clarion. And, unfortunately, nothing else presents so much inconvenience, noise, and contusion to you, our students. Even as we concerned ourselves with your needs and your opportunities, we were plan- ning and building for the students yet to come. The Class of 19 0 has stepped over and around the clutter of the busiest construction period in our histor - and, with the rebuild- ing of the college and the emergence of a new decade, has seen the ending of an era. The old era of stability and tranquility is gone on our campus and elsewhere. The new decade, with its problems and its promise, is upon us. As the college enters this new decade and this exciting new phase in its life, so do you now enter upon new responsibilities and new challenges in yours. Clarion is a better col- lege for your having been here. Whether or not you are a better person for having been at Clarion, you, and all who feel your influence, will soon know. I feel certain that you are. I salute the class of 1970 and wish you well in all that you may do. 189 ADMfNfSlRAnON .rj DR GEORGE CURTIS LEO GERBER BRYCE GRAY WALTER HART DR ROGER HUFFORD MYRON KLINGENSMITH DR. GEORGE LEWIS DR WILLIAM McCAULEY DR JOHN MELLON 190 DR JAMES MOORE PETER NACHTWE ' i ' DR DONALD NAIR DR |(WN NANOVSKV OR Wll. 1.1AM f ' AGi; Wll.l.lAM PRCX ' DI-IT RICHARD M.HURICHT ROBERT SEGEBARTH DR RALPH SHERRIFF DR CHARLES SHONTZ DR HARROLD SIMMONS RICHARD SKINNER DR DANA STILL ETHEL VAIRO PHILIP WALLACE 191 OET DR JOSEPH SPENCE Heid of Art Department DR FRANCIS BAPTIST ALFRED CHARLEY SUSAN COERR WILLIAM EDWARDS WILLIAM GROSCH CHARLES PEARCE 192 BfOUXSV ERNEST AHARRAH DR WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN ' ' m i A lli DR WILLIAM K(5DRICH DR BRI ' ( K DINSMORE Htjii of Biology Department STANLEY BELFORE JAMES DONACHY i! DR KENNETH LINTON DR. GILBERT TWIEST NADINE DONACHY KENNETH MECHLING r 1 i . ■■ , DR. JOUX WILLIAMS DR GEORGE HARMON DR J ROBERT MOORE 193 BUSfNESS AD UfNfSTRAnON UR, FOREST C CARTHR Dc;in of Business Administration DR SARJIT SINGH CHEMfSTRY DR JOHN LASWICK Head of Chemistry is DR PAUL E BECK DR OLIVE BOWER m f«t. DR WILLIAM HART GLENN KELDSEN GEORGE WOLLASTON WILLIAM REDIN 194 COMMUMfCAnOMS iNHZ baki;r ' RONALD DYAS DAVID c:ampblll HENRY FUEG DR. JAMES COLE Dean, Division of Communication I Wk DR RICHARD METCALF LEONARD PFAFF EDucflnoN DR ALPHA BERNARD DR RICHARD BRADLEY CHARLES EVANS EARL CHALFANT ERNEST JOHNSON 195 DAVID KLINDIENST HENRIETTA KOURICH WALTER KOUKAL JOHN MOORHOUSE DR BETT - SLATER DR LAWRENCE SMITH DR PHYLLIS SMITH OR ROBERT VOHO DR ARNOLD ZAESKE Director ot Elementary Education t94 GUQ DR I.i;STIR M()()l) - Hf.ul at l-nyhsh ncpannuru DR |OH ARSCOTT DORIS COOPER FRANCIS GRFCO DR EDWARD GREJDA WILLIAM KARL ELAINE KING 197 DR RICHARD REDFERN RONALD SHUMAKER DONALD WILSON DR ROBIN WILSON FORjEKSN lAN J G DR ROBERT BAYS Head of Foreign Language Department RAFAEL DIAZ v DIAZ l g JOSE G. GARCIA DR. ALFRED JUNOD DR CHRISTINE TOTTEN ANNE WEISS (SECxSfSAPMV r 1 ' ' ' jh ■, 1 t -- - W 1 . T Si DR TRACi- lU XKWAl.Tl.R DR MAR1 ' COLin ' ROBERT CRAWFORD DR DON TOTTEN Head ot Gcogr.ipln Dcp.irtmcnc NORMAN HUMPHREY LESTER OAKES DR DIETRICH ZIMMER GEORGE SHIREV 199 UBRA COBNCB jf JANICE HORN ROGER HORN MARGER1 ' JOHNSON Itos. KENNETH EMERICK JOHN MAGER MARIE MAZOLRSKl 200 GLEN SITZMAN I KENNETH VYSE MATWE H CS DR MICHKL OSSESIA Head of Mathematics Department DR EDGAR AVERILL DR NICHOLAS BEZAK THOMAS CARXAHAN ROGER ENGLE DR STEPHEN GENDLER IRVING HENRY RONALD KOPAS DONALD LOWE LOIS MUSHRUiH ROBERT NORTHEV EUGENE RHOADS SALLY RINGLAND NECDET UCOLUK 201 VAHE BKRBF.RIAN DR. PATRICIA CONNER DR BONG HI KIM J I MIUITIN LAZICH DR, STANLEY MICHALSKI ANNETTE ROUSSEL-PESCHE EDWARD RONCONE OLIVER STEINER Rl ' TH VAN METER 202 PMvercc DR ALBERT EXTON CLIITORO KITH CALIN ()hi;k JACK BLAINE ,lfc fc  TT?iH ■ ' Jf DR MOHAMED SAID JAMES SHOFESTALL DEWAYNE SLAUGENHAUPT DR WILLIAM SNEDEGAR Head of Physics Dept. 203 PMvcrcAL EDUosncN t THOMAS L BECK ROBERT G BUBB ALBERT JACKS. JR JOSEPH J. KNOWLES FRANK LIGNELLI Director of Athletics DONALD LEAS Director of Health, Physic.il Education and Recreation OHARLES NANZ RICHARD PAE CHARLES RUSLAVAGE hit- 204 FRANCES SHOPE BETTY SIMPSON NEIL TURNER COOAL SaENCES DR. JOEL HAINES Head of Social Studies Department EMMETT GRAYBILL EUGENE KARASEK DR GL ' STAVE KONITZK ' DR HELEN KNUTH DR MOHAMMED KHAN CHARLES ROBBE DR. WALTER SNYDER DR ELDON SOMERS 205 ' ' ■ i, DR GO DINH TU JAY VAN BRUGGEN IMOGENE SUMNER DR SAMLEL WILHELM PSVCWOjCxSY DR ALLAN ELLIOTT DR KATHERINE KOCHNO DR. W. LEE MORRISON DR LAWRENCE PENNY 206 ePEOAL EDUC ON DR RCi ' SCHRHFI-I.F.R HAROLD HARTLEY EDWIN SIMPSON DR DANIEL SHIREY JACK SMITH SPEECW DR DONALD DININNY DR ELBERT MOSES Head ot Speech Dcpt. DR MARY HARDWICK ROXANNE PLAPP OR CHARLES MARLIN 207 DR.. DAVTD A. WftTON 208 A «uu( guj: but kitt toW [i gu o [uS DR DAVID A. HILTON Born November 11, 1917 Died September 14, 1969 Received his Bachelor Degree from Ohio State University in 1940 Taught High School in Ohio from 1941-1942 Received his Master of Arts Degree from University of Cincinnati in 1947 His Doctoral Degree from Wayne State University in 1957 From 1946 to 1963 he taught in the Physical Science Departments of Park College, Michigan and Wayne State University From 1963 to 1964 he taught as a Fulbright Scholarship Professor at Pashewar University in Pakistan In September of 1964 he became a Clarion State College Faculty member as a Professor of Science Education and Assistant to the President During the 1969-70 academic year Dr. Hilton was to be Acting President of Clarion State College, during the sabbatical leave of President James Gemmell 209 ADMINISTRATION Charles Blochberger Peter Mervosh Dr. George Barber Dr. Terry Caesar Dr. Max Nemmer PHYSICS Man ' Bcchtdld Dr. Paul Shank ART Norma St. Germain BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Thomas Bertsch Dr. Dempsey Dupree Matthew Marder David Morewitz Charles Townsend Thomas Vernon Dr. Arthur Wickmann CHEMISTRY Dr. Philip Baldacchino COMMUNICATIONS Dr. Robert Liao Aatis Lillstrom EDUCATION Dr. John McClain Dr. Don Morgan Paul Mosser Frank Palaggo Dr. Ernest Rice Dr. Richard Romoser Dr. Joseph Uzmack ENGLISH Dr. Ned Allen FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Gwendolyn Bays Dr. Dilara Nikoulina Dr. Christine Totten GEOGRAPHY Margaret Kordecki Dr. Govind Singh LIBRARY SCIENCE Oliver Booth Margaret Buckwalter Mary Butler Robert Elftmann Rachel Glenn lola McCoy Mary Williams MATHEMATICS Frederick Bell Melvin Mitchell Donald Pagano Thomas Wimer MUSIC Christian Bohlen William McDonald Rex Mitchell Dr. Robert Van Meter - Head of the Music Department PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ernestine Carter William Hamacher Ronald Galbreath John Joy Karen King SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Prabhakar Akolekar Frank Campbell Edward Dutty Dr. James King Dr. Zoe Swiecker Dr. Franklin Takei Richard Zallys PSYCHOLOGY Dr. William Combs Dr. Irving Lilly SPECIAL EDUCATION Richard Hetrick Robert Keenan Dr. Diana McCoU Mary Pannbacker Dr. Kenneth Vayda — Head of Special Education SPEECH Dr. Robert Copeland Dr. Adam Weiss 210 211 Joyce Abel English William Abbott Lcona Accjuavi Elemenlary Butler Cathy Adams Elementary Aspinwall Russell Alderton Puhtual Science Corsica Ingrid Anderson Elementary Sharon Bonita Allwcm Special Eiiucalion Holhdaysburg Nancy Anderson Elementary Monaca Murray Alt Hntory Johnstown Susan Andrews Eleniefitan Reno Colleen Ammon Elementary McKeesport Gmger Apple Special Education P.icshurgh Gerald Anderson Elementary Rouseville Paul Armbruster Speech Pittsburgh 212 Lawrence Banner Social Studies Shippenville Katherine Bauer Special Education Clarion Sandra Artac IiitTrwritary Sfi.iri n Soma Asluratt Library Science Johnstown Lindsay Baird Political Science Pittsburgh Beverly Baker Elementary Franklin Raymond Bastkowski Special Education Johnstown Marc Ba uer Mental Retardation Brookville FrankJin Becker Biology Bristol Cheryl Bennett Elementary Sharpsvillc 213 Linda Beres Elementary Zclienople Brenda Bergonzi Elementary Vineland, N. J. Grant Berkebile Mathematics Johnstown Kaye Berkey Speech Jenncrstown Marcia Berlin Elementary Philadelphia Elizabeth Best Special Education Knox Judith Bishop Mathematia Volant Jane Black Elementary Lewis Run Jane Blair Library Science Pittsburgh Robert Blauvelt Geography MonroeviUe Ellen Blough Elementary Jerome Joyce Blough Elementary Boswell Donna Book Elementary New Castle Sandra Bordick English Ford City Jean Borsh Elementary Leechburg Carolyn Bower Elementary Venus R. Wayne Boyle Business McK;esport Peggy Britton Elementary Falls Creek Susan Brooks Elementary Youngsville Frank Brown Business O.l City 214 l.tnil.) tkuma in Wjicrtord Rosalie Buzga Spanish Daniel Bruncr Biolog) Oil City June Bruncr Spanish Beaver Falls Cheryl Bryner Library Scimce Washington Patricia Bush EUmentary Aleta Burd EUmmtary Sarver Toni Burkholder EUmentary Falls Creek Patricia Burrows Spanish Pittsburgh Delmont Patrick Bussoletti Biology Ridgway John Butcher Accounting Jeannette Margaret Butler Speech Pathology St Marys Karen Campbell EUmentary Seneca Joseph Cangemi Geography Oil Cm Lawrence Carter SociaJ SluiJies Altoona MM TT Patricia Bushyager EUmentar) Harrison Ciry -T vs IfH 215 w Linda Cassatt Elementary Summcrville rl Marshall Casscil Hiitory Hershey 1 4 James Cassin Social Studies McKcesport Roseann Castellan En liih James City Dianna Cherry Secondary Johnsonburg Michalinc Chesonis Speech Pathology Stump Creek Anna Chirillo Elementary Johnsonburg Janet Coleman Elementary Friedens Robert Covell Accounting Ronald Colland Hiitory Conncllsville Joyce Crabic Math New Castle Michael Connor Biology Pittsburgh Carol Craig Spanish Jennerstown WUliam Corbett Social Studies Clarion Emma Craig Elementary Green sburg IPi Raymond Costello Business Penn Hills Charles Crist Social Science Munhall mkmkd 216 M Michael Czlonka History ' Oil Cit - Mar) ' Davis Elementary Apollo Michcle Dalverny Elementar, Bridgcville Linda Davis on Mathematics Aliquippa Christopher Daniels Music Bessemer Richard DeMarte Social Studies Clarion Terr - Daum Speech Coraopolis Carol DeMoss Elementary Pittsburgh Diane Davis Elementary Pcnn Hills Donald Depp Comprehensive Science Pittsburgh Sandra Diesel English Muse Christine Dinsmorc Btology Clarion Marlene DePenti Elementary Kaylor Victor Dobics Business West Mifflin 217 Carolyn Docrr HiHory Carnegie Sheila Donaldson Elemenlary Robert Dornan Psycho og) Monon ahela Linda Douglass Elementary Oil City Gar ' Edwards Biology Oil Cit - Ginny Elish PohliLal Science Canonsburg Albert Emerick Mathematics Rochester Dorla Emery E emefitary Brookville Richard Flagc English Pittsburgh Dcnise Folmar Library Science Barnesboro Raymond Ford Business Pittsbu rgh David Porringer History Clarion John Donato Math West Hickory Virginia DuPont French Lower Burrell Cynthia EnDean English Pittsburgh Anthony Donghia Biology Vandcrgrift Mary Lou Easley Elementary Chicora Linda Ewing Elementary Bridgcvilie 218 Jamo Frick Poliliial Siirnic Johnstown Anne Friedriil) HJenunlary Sharpsvillc Carol Fry Sptaal Emulation Altoona Regina Funaro Elementary Carnegie Pauline Gagah Elementary Rea Richard Garland Biohgy Mineral Point Orol Garzotto Elementary Penn Hills Janet Gates Spanish Corry Teresa Gavazzi English Kersey Andrew Gavlik Mathematics West Mifflin Frances Gess Elementary Latrobe Linda Gicsmann Lihrar) Science Kcnncrdell Ronald Glenn Business Corsica Joyce Good French Davidsville Pamela Grantham German Natrona Heights Roxanne Grasso Psychology Rillton 219 Aik4te Ronald Havranek Elementary Ambridgc Bnce Heasley Math Harrison City Linda Heasley Hcckachorne Elermntary Oil Cry 220 Dcbor.ih Htxkt-r Arnold Terry Henry Biology Clarion Thomas Hcttle Geography Johnstown Elizabeth Hinckcn Elementary Mcadvillc Barbara Hocgle Elementary Pittsburgh Tcrr ' Hostetlcr Elementary Holsoppie Leshe Hudak Elementary Farrcll Henry Hough Chemiitry Charles Huffman Elementary Richard Hulings Geography Marcia Hunnell Elementary Washington liiTi 221 Frank Janoss Math Pittsburgh Martha Jupinko Psychology Pittsburgh Carol Johnson Elementary Johnstown Carol Kahlc Elertiejttary Knox Beverly Jones Library Science Turtle Creek William Kappcl German Pittsburgh Jerrilyn Jones Speech Elizabeth Emory Keith Earth and Space Brockway Kathryn Jordan Library Science Bruin Greg Kellick Elementary Barncsboro Mary Kendall James Kenney Elementary Mathematics Verona Crabtrec James Keough Special Education Farrell Linda Kestner John Kiescl Social Studies Business Butler North Versailles Alberta Kilpatrick Mathematics 222 Donald Kindtl Elenunltiry Clarion Dolores Kin lUenunltiry Rimcrsburg Karen Klotz Elemenlary Pittsburgh Diana Knighton Elementary Coraopolis Karen Kotarski Elementary Pittsburgh Ruth Kovac Math New Castle Marsha Kramarik English Natrona Heights Mary K.aus Elementary Pittsburgh Ronald Kronk Biology Freedom Daniel Kunkle Chemistry Brackenridge Raymond Kirkpatrick Spanish Donald Knisely Geography DuBois Nancy Krachanko Math Factorvville Jane Krchnak Elementary Natrona Heights Linda Lauer Chemistry Seneca 223 Rosemary Lavella Elementary Hermine Deborah Lewis Elementary Emporium Dorothy Lawry Speech Pathology Pittsburgh Raymond Lichai French Bcilevue N. Robert Laws Biology Washington Rose Ligashesky Mathematics CoraopoUs Marjoric Leech English Lower Burrcll LaDonna Linamcn Elementary Emlenton Linda Lehner Elementary Petroha Candace Little Accounting New Alexandria Janet Little French Clinton Geoffrey Litz Music Apollo Patricia Losik Library Science Farrcll Susan Loucks Math Scottdale Trina Lorah German Irwin Dennis Luce Geography Jeannette 224 Man ' Madigan Spanish Pittsburgh Sherry Massena EteTTienlaty Latrobc Jeanne Maynard EUmenlary Eric Patricia Majestic Elementary Pittsburgh Linda Matta Elementary Pittsburgh Nina McAdams Spanish New Castle Barbara Marshall Elementary Clearfield Anthonv Mattern Elementary Clarion Mary McCauliff Speech Johnstown Phyllis Marshall Math Brockway Pamela Mattern Elementary Clarion Craig McClure Biology Waynesburg Robert Martin Psychology Sh aron Lois Mavbcrry Math Wampum Mary McDonald Elementary Franklin Robert McFarland Speech-Drama Natrona Heights 225 Julie McKeirnan Elementary Crosby Debbie McKelvcv Librar) Siimce Rcvnoldsv[lle Dee Menozzi Englnh Bethel Park Pamela Meyer Social StuJies Glenshaw John McGinnis History Oakdale Francis McLaughlin Elementary Oil dry Mirgaret McHenry Special Education Pittsburgh Daniel McNeill English Kane Kenneth Miller English Sharon Larkey Miller Chemistry New Paris Marcia Mitchell Economics Natrona Heights Peggy Moeller Elementary Gibsonia Judith Michaux Spanish Ford Ciry Barbara Miller Mathematics Oil City Carol Minchoff Mathematics Munhall Barbara Mitchell Elementary Altoona 226 J.imcs Moffatt I ' o itiail Silence Karen Mmbornc lilemenlary N;intv Glo M.in Ann Morrison Elementary Broclcway Patrnl.i MoMiuHic lilemeilLir) Smitli ' s Fcrrv Louise Muzyka Elvmenlary Baden John Nakich Hnlory Farrell Peggy Nemanic Elementary Murrvsville Christine Nevcl German Kane Dcbra Nobel Elementary Cabot Cher ' l Novak Elementary Pittsburgh Ttri Nalcpa Biology Wilmerding Mary Lou Nowacki Special Education Pittsburgh Peggy Morgan Social Sludies Upper St. Clair Jane Naughton English Pittsburgh 227 Peggy O ' Rourlce Library Science Wilcox Richard Pasierb Geography Centra] Citv Mary Oct Speech Pathology Irwin Thomas Paolino Elementary Pittsburgh Susan Packard Mathematics New Bethlehem Mary Palmer Elemenlary Susan Paul Elementary North Braddock Philip Payne Liberal Arts Tyrone Kathy Pegnetter Elementary Pittsburgh Carolyn Peirce Elementary Meadvillc Susan Pelino Elementary Bridgeville Sondra Perry Elementary Eldred Linda Piper Math Pittsburgh Madehna Pompa Business Sharfsville 228 Robert James Pratt Marilyn D P lc Deborah S. Rage Daniel Ranicri Jill Ann R Mitth matiii Element J o Sociology- Anthrofologf Elementary Elementary Jcanncttc Irwin Kcnilworth, N J Grcensburg Beaver Amy Richev Murnsvillc Pamela Rider Marsha Ritchie Linda Robinson Joe Robosky Linda RoclchUI Elementary Elementary Speech Pathology Chemistry Elementary Bellefonie Leechburg Natrona Heights East Pittsburgh Bristol 229 Christine Romanus English West Mifflin Alexis Rutka Malhematics North Versailles Deborah Root Library Science Corry Renate Sachse German St. Marys Merilyn Roslanowick Elementary Meadville Edward Sadosky Speech Patholog) Cairnbrook Theophil Ross Music Knox William Santee English Ambridge Jayne Rummel Social Studies Johnstown Judith Schaberl Library Science St. Marys Patricia Schaffer Elementary New Kensington John Schmader Plrysics Lucinda Barbara Schrecongost Library Science Eric T ' H Elmer Schuetz Social Studies Pittsburgh 1 1 Dorothy Scott Elementary Smethport iP . Joseph Secka Mathematics Library fH Raymond Sedwick Biology Parker 230 Dclorc ' S Scip ' ortli H emnil,in Scni!..! Carl Shaffer Chemiilry Jolinstown 1 Judith Sclkcr Speech Patholog) Shippenvillc Alfred Serff Political Science North East Dorothy Shaw Psychology Alipuippa Sandra Siviy Psychology Pittsburgh Barbara Smith Saence Erie Martha Serrian Eltmenlary Windbcr Larry Shcrmen Science Emlcnton 231 Catherine Smith Elemenlary Pittsburgh Carol Snyder Elementary Franklin Veronica Smith Speech and Theater Butler Larn ' Snyder History New Bethlehem Rebecca Soules Elementary FIdred Donna Sopko Spanish Turtle Creek Sandra Sroka Andrea Stark Nancy Stevens Elementary Library Science Spanish Pittsburgh Kane Karns City Freida Stewart Cherie Stover Faye Stover Jeanne Struble Barbara Stutts Biology Elementary Elementary Economics Psychology Johnstown Oil Otv Oil City Pittsburgh Canonsburg 232 4iM Elizabeth Turner Sociology Marvsvillc Man- Super Elemenlary Pittsburgh Tony Sushcreba Elementary Broobille Emily Sustak Elementary Franklin Shcri Swanzfager Elementary Tionesta Man ' Swcitzcr Elemenlary Summervillc Mary Anne Sydlik Biology Brackenridge Caroline Tabacheck Special Education Lower Burrcll Willis Taylor Eionomia Shippenvillc Lynn Test Social Studies Philipsburg Eugene Todeschini Accounting Coraopolis Donna Truscott Elementary Oil Cin 233 Beverly Vantine Elementary Natrona Heights Judy Venturella Element ary Oil City George Visnich Bmttmi Monongahela Margaret Vock Mathematici Pittsburgh Norma Wagner Library Science Harrisburg Mary Lou Waid Elementary Saegertown Loraine Wedekind Elementary Shippenville David Weible David Vessels Math Pittsburgh Ronald Vogel Economics Weyford Raymond Ware Business Washmgton 9t - K Jacqueline Warson Elementary Seneca John Waugaman Special Education Sally Weeter Elementary Knox w Franklin Catherine Weldon Mathematics Corry 234 Cirolvn Wclcsko Hc ' ilvcr l-alls ManscI Wells Malhematki Smcthport Thomas Wcnncr Geography Clarion Gar - West CJxmislry Pittsburgh Linda Weston Spaniih Elwood City Arthur White Accounting Franklin Rosalie Wiater Elementciry Cambridge Springs Karen Wiesenbcrger Speech Pathology Aliencown Alfred Williams Social Studiei Pittsburgh Pamela Williamson Peggy- Wilhts English Franklin Carol Winldeman Elementary Brockway Owen Winters Bonnie Wishart Elementary Sligo Diann Wolfe Elementary Bethel Park Phyllis Wol e Library Science Smethport Daniel Wolovich Business Shaler Cheryl Wood Elementary McKeesport Howard Work Biolo Strattanville Margaret Yargar Elementary Oil City Joseph Yasinsky History Pittsburgh Nancy Yates Elementary Brookville James Young Social Studies Jeannette Raymond Yutzy Economici Meyersdalc Jerome Zary Accounting Pittsburgh Ronald Zcmbruski Accounting Natrona William Zcncr Special Education Wilkinsburg Teri Zoffuto Library Science Brockway John Zolomij History Bridgeport 236 ELllMENTARY Albancsc, S. Barrcrt, C. Bc.ilc, R. Hccrs, N Ikichncr. P. Bl.uk. M. Buyyio. R. Brinkcr, L, Brown, C . Brown, G. Cooper, C ' . Cortc, E. Covfl, S. Cow her, L. c:ratt, J. Daui;hcrtv, E. Dtxarlo, G. Dccmer. R. Dcpalma, L. DeRiggi, C. DcRisco, R. Dixon, K. Downint;. C. Hubhs, R, I-kard. M linos, K I ' lcrst. L. Fit a, M I- ' Hck, A. Folev, M. Gallagher, P. Gallagher, P. Giacomuzzi, N. Gorka, T Gray, R. Grinder, P. Grohol, J. Hazen, L. Herzog, D. Hoover, M. Kosinski, D. Kronenwetter, M. Lizik, M. Logan, R. Loguc, J. Ludwig, S. Marasia, R. McCauley, M. Meisenburg, R. Moore, P. Moran, F. Mullen, J. Nahi, N. Otto, J. Paslowski, D. Phillips, W. Piacesi, K. Polski, B. Preston, L. Rehrer, J. Reitz, B. Roberts. E. Rooncv. V. Rougc-aux, A. Rusalcm, T, Shakcly. B. Singleton, D. Slotta, S. Smith, E. Smoycr, S. Stewart, N. Stoltenburg, R. Summervillc, R. Taylor, G. Taylor, L. Tomasic, K. Weaver, B. Wildman, M, Wineland, B. Wladyka, A. Wood, W. Woods, S. Wrhcn, L. SECONDARY Aaron. V. Adams, L. Amos, R. Angove, J. Baum, S. Bear ' , R. Bennett, R. Berlin, N. Bilinski, J. Black, N. Bolcar, T. Bracken, M. Bressler, E. Brindger, A. Brzczinski, R. Burkey, R. Carolus, J. Carroll, P. Carter, L. Clinger, C. Cochrane, S. Gulp, R. Cunningham, R. Dalbv, R. Dapra, D. Daurora, G. Degraw, M. Dejulio, A. Detorc, P. Devore, D. Douglas, E. Dunnett, R. Eisenman, W. Elverson, T. Eyberget, D. Fahs, R. Fair, S. Fantone, J. Faust, R. Firster, D. Fleming, W. Flood, S. Floyd, P. Forbes, T, Foulkrod, F. Fry, P. Ganoc, D. Griggs. C. Groznik. R. Gustaf.son, J. Hackctt, G. Hamilton, T, Hancy, C. Hanna, C. Hartman, G. Harwick, R. Holden, G. Hubert, J. Huffman, D. Hunter, K. Hunter, R. Hurni, S. Johnson, K. Jones, W. Kalmer, K. Kehew, W. Kocan, J. Kolojejchick, J. Kurth, F. Laferia, T. Leo, E. Lepple, N. Marshall, T. Mason, L. Massena, C Mattingly, L McCloskey, T. McDowell, P. McNulty, L McQuaide, D. McWherter, L Mersino, E. Minick, M. Mitchell, J. Morris, R. Myers, R. Novak, J. Ogershok, D. OhI, K. O ' Keefe, D. Ondriezek, P. O ' Neill, L. Overacker, G. Palinkas, C Panichelle, J. Parker, D. Parsons, T. Peavy, P. Perry, R. Perry, T. Pitcher, L Podolak, J. Ricotta, S. Roncsburg, B. Ross, c;. Ross, R, Ruane, R. Ruffo, A. Rupert, J. Sandrock, J. Sandy, R. Sayre, D. Schneider, R. Shaffer, D. Sheffer, M. Sheilds, A. Skehan, M. Slebodnik, R. Snowdownc, K, Snyder, S. Speal, D. Sprester, G. Stehler, R. Stevenson, L. Stewart, D. Stitzinger, L. Thomas, E. Tingue, L. Tomeo, T. Treskovich, J. Triveri, A. Utz, L. Valasek, L. Verrelli, T. Vcscio, L. Vokish, P. Weaver, D. Weaver, R, Weibcl, D. Wolbert, J. Wozniak, E. Wright, W. Yoakum, G. Young, B. Younkins, J. Zahoran, J. Zajackowski, K. LIBRARY SCIENCE Barrett, D. Brest, N. Conflenti, C Daley, J. Fitzsimmons, K. Hannold, R. Heydrich, M. Laverick, M. McDowell, E. Panza, P. Romano, P. SPEECH PATHOLOGY DiGiulo, E. Kluck, F. Kuestcr, J. Shaffer, J. MENTAL RETARDATION Benson, R. Bower, M. DcTilla, J. Graham, S. Gunncll, K. Matsko, C. McCormick, M. O ' Neil, M. Rankin, J. Rizzo, A Shaffer, H. Siepiela, B. Stramiello, A. Wyncoop, S. PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSE Brickner, L. Chalot, J. MUSIC AUaman, R. Baird, D. Karg, R. Kirby, M. Martin, L. Oless, M. Seng, T. Thompson, A. LIBERAL ARTS Adams, D. Altman, J. Conway, A. Franus. T. Fry, R. Gorce. M. Hogrefe, M. Jester, D. Jumper, K. Konvolinka, D. Martin, R, Mascellino, C. Muzyka. J. Napolitan, D. Ryland, J. Scheidemantel, G. Schwartz, C. Talkington, G. Wawrzyniak, J. Welch, ' R. Wheaton, D. Wilson, J. Young, C. Zacher, S. Anderson, R. Bauer, E. Bover, J. Brooks, F. Burkart, W. Cubbon, K. Dcluco, P. Dolecki, R, Ende, R. Hach, J, Heffncr, J. Johnston, J. Knox, J. Koclsch, W. Layman, J. McElravy, W. Schman, K. Trent, R. Ullrich, W. Barron, S. Dorish, J. Horner, L. Jancsar, K. Mason, L. Mohncy, K. Myers, E. Sanders, W. Shreffler, J. Silvis, M. Smaila, J. Soloman, J. Wissner, C. BUS ADMIN. Bills, G. Cianci, J. Clark, K. Confer, F. Edwards, T. Elslager, T. Hartman, W. Huber, J. Kagle, S. King, K. Knepp, L Lawry. G. Marshall. J. McCarren, R. McCormick, C. McNear, R. Michalic, W. Morris, L Myers, S. Pelchar, S. Piacesi, G. Preffer, R. Prince, D. Quigley, R. Shellgren, C. Slotta, M. Somers, T. Tappe, E. Tranior, D. 237 Putting out a yearbook is a tremendous job, and a lot of people put a great deal ot time into it. I would like to thank our advisors, Mr. Henr - Fueg and Mr. William Proudfit, and my staff - Bill Severance, Ellen Campion, Donna Reda, Dolan Smeak, and Kathy Rodgers - without them there would be no yearbook. I would especially like to thank Marilyn Zajac. who stuck with it until the last page was finished in the summer. I would also like to thank Mr. Myron Klingensmith and Mr. Howard Barger for all the extra assistance. A big thank-you goes to my sisters of Alpha Xi Delta who were always willing to pose for any pictures I wanted. And a special thank-you to Bill, who didn ' t want me to take the job, but was very good about it after I took it anyway. I ' ve learned a lot about Clarion and about myself this past year. Was it worth it? Ask me next year. Lou 239 EDFTORfi Mary Lou Bednar Editor-in-Chief Kathy Rodgers Co-editor Dolan Smeak Sports Bill Severance Fine Arts Ellen Campion Greeks Donna Redo Greeks Marilyn Zajac Photography Al McLaughlin Photography Madge McDonough Venango n TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made se quelle A 70 i i AW