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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

lit;— Clarion State College, Clarion, Penngylvania UELLE ' 7: CONTENTS Introauction 3 [a i i AtUetics 30 1 i - Involvement o2 Seniors 142 Features 182 V nan o Campus 204 Faculty 226 i 2 ' INTR0DUCTION ' INTRODUCTION 3  i ' ; ' .U- ' -.i: ' .M ' ' J--. •lll ' l ' W:.4iii ii  .; J Ml .: ,.: M 1 ?j iNTRODtirTroN ' INTRODUCTION, a INTBCM)IK ' TION INtRODUCTION a :ti__iLJiii ii_i_ J ' I m!} m 12 INTRODUCnON H ' :iiL;;T-:irLi i ' . ' i :;■ !. ' . ■ i 1%. v-f ' V-::;V INTRODUCTION ilNTEODUCTION INTRODUCTION r INTR0Di:iCTI0N 19 20 rNtRODUCTION . y mrr ' ' i: ,1. 24, TNTBODyCTION . lNTRGDUCTION 25 iiin iiiiiiiniiiitntiirr WK Um ' ■ mm HHRIIi bH {. H H ■lllllMllllilY i:n i ;i I ' llil ' . K ., ,,! ; ' ' ; ' li r ,n m ilgig ■ i : vU! |B| H ' .: . ' ■ ill :■ BjES M u .:;ii m mi iiiityiil ' ffS -- ' j teciWascr::u.4uti zj-n - .. _ $ h?m 1 bH |. Vf : . p: fci. ' if 1 .M . .: 1 iS •■-■■■ 1 Si 1 H i :T ■ K E l:::::-.:- y ' . ' .. «. ' ■■■ - ill I , 1. mm WM .r.i. ' h, : r W i ' i i ' n r ' ' OT tNTRO;DUCTION 29 V ' p€ut( ine efecU ... raai!Si ' HW ' S ' - Bi.;; ' JUt HJ One. ATHLEtlCS ai The 1972 FOOTBALL SEASON proved to be two minutes too long for the Golden Eagles, as their chance for the Western Penn- sylvania Conference Crown went a glimmering, when the Slippery Rock Rockets scored the winning touchdown with fourteen seconds left to play. The work of a strong defense played an important role throughout the season. In the Homecoming game against Edinboro it was the defense that collared the Scots to give the fighting Eagles a 10-9 triumph. Anchoring the front line was Kirk Johnson, middle guard, and Larry Cirka, team captain. In the secondary, headliners were hard hitting Terry Sullivan, Rick Speese, and Scott Gemberl- ing. Throughout the season Coach Al Jacks used a trio of strong runners lead by Mick Sarnese and good pass receivers. B ut, it was not just the backs and receivers that made Clarion click. There was the stellar offensive line consisting of Conference stars Dan Corbett and Marc Riddell at guard position and Roy Bowerman at center that cracked holes. Add to this the quarterbacking of Joe Marx and Clarion turned in another winning season. Jj isu. ; jf nfj  ' Front Row (1 to r) K. Johnson, D. Gritzer, D. Gritzer, M. Samese, T. Sullivan, J. Marx, M. Riddell, T. Rapsinski, E. Fryman, L. Cirka, M. Livingston, F. Tragesser, B. Rusiewicz, R. Speese, D. Senior. Second Row: T. Rose, J. Fesch, J. Quinn, F. Fanderveen, D. Corbett, B. Snyder, L. Patterson, T. Cangelo, R. Latronica, J. Gainor. R. Kochik, L. Korpar, A. Palmore, N. Reed, B. Hughes. Third Row: J. Schaefer, D. Rhodanz, F. Pasini, S. Rover, B. Songer, J. Fulton, J. Sommer. D. Marra, F. Salley, B. Guyer, R. Geraberling. T. Feislier. Fourth Row: Coach Zeamer, Coach Sparrow. Head Coach Jacks, T. West, S. Peters, S. Nolan, A. Cutruzzula, R. Partridge, D. Jeffries, Coach Sobolewski, Coach Pae, Coach Ruslavage. Mansfield | V S. Connectic it C. Connecticut Lx)ck Haven Edinboro Indiana California Shippensburg Slippery Rock ; pp. 10 27 26 9 20 21 24 26 . 4JL1Z J ' 1 ' ' .rffc T  ' ' ' ' i- n 11% One of the finest seasons ever turned in by a GOLDEN EAGLE BASKETBALL SQUAD was the 1972-73 schedule. The mighty Eagles swept to their third consecutive Western Pennsylvania title and third consecutive appearance in the NAIA District 18 playoffs. In ad- dition, the record this season was a glittering 19 wins and 6 losses. This is the most wins in one season for a Clarion roundball team. Individually this season saw Joe Sebestyen and Don Wilson score their 1,000th career point. Sebestyen, who pumped in 421 points this year, ended his career with 1,195 points. Joe owns varsity records for most rebounds in a season and best field goal percentage. As for Wilson, his 1,000th point was a little tough to come by. After hitting on point 998, Donny suffered a small broken bone in his foot. Against Alliance the second time around, he hobbled on court to score his magic number and later added one more for assurance. Senior Elmer Kreiling, tri-captain, helped pace the game for Myers, Ankeney and the rest of his teammates on the hardwood boards through some hard fought victories and losses. Standing: G. Walters, J. Sebestyen. E. Kreiling. R. Lofton, D. Perlick, D. Wilson. L. Myers. Ladder (1 to r): D. Ankeney. M. Sardi. J. Popovich, S. Cicero, .J. Kubicek. T. Corbett P SsbW '  - . -. ff TfriT - vv - Opp. HP Lock Hav Indiana ' j f 56 Alliance Mercyhiif - Allet;heny { ' aliloriiia Treneva Gannon Mansfieli Slippery Rock Steuben ii]e Indiana Lock Haven California Slippery Rock Grove Cif Ediiiboro Pitt at Johnstown Alliajicfi, Point ParF ' Pa. Conference (Cheyne) NAIA (Mercyhurst) First Row L-R, M. Vaala. B. Glaser, G, Tumbull. B. Simpson. J. Daviis. D. Barr. K, Slve. I Gibb?. Se- cond Row, D. Linsenbigler, M. Starr. S. Baird, E. Trimmer. D. Wertz. M. Kundick. D. Ignasiak. G. Fink. T hird Row, D. Harry, E. Williams. V. Schalles. J. Droz. C. Clark. R. Foreman. T. Burke. C. Burke. Fourth Row, B. Martinek. L. Watson, M. Cave. C. Cor ea. K. Sacco. B. Gordon. K. Miller. D. Dunkelberger. Fifth Row, D. Coon. M. Glossner, T. Hanley. M. Marino, J. Maisano. J. Bomby. -Qpp. Oawet;- Stale. N.V. Ashland Indiana West Liberty Shippen-burK Army Cleveland Statu ( cnlral Michigan Eastern Kentucky State University of Maryland HKjomsburg University of HullalM Univerei ot Arizona University of Pittsburgh ' J OliOck Haven California Edinboro Slippery Rock Pennsylvania Confere ' NCAA College Division (■unofficial) NCAA Universitv D 3i? 2 If, TO 6 9 18 n 14 10 There just are not enough words to describe the Clarion State College ' 72- ' 73 WRESTLING TEAM. As you should know by now, the Clarion matmen surpassed the performance of last season. Instead of two national champs, there are three. Instead of one College Division Cham- pion, there are two and one runner up. The tremendous trio of 1972-73 were the main headliners. That trio consisted of University National Champions Don Rohn, 134 lbs.; Wade Schalles, 158 lbs.; and Bill Elbows Simpson, 167 lbs. Rohn, the power packed freshman became the second freshman to over capture a national wrestling title. Moving to Schalles, Wondrous Wade nailed down his second national title and also w on the College Division crown. Elbows Simpson won his first university title and remained the man to beat in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships. Then there is Coach Bob Bubb. The quiet, soft spoken coach was voted by his peers as the NCAA University Division Coach of the Year. However, the Clarion squad had others beside the headliners who had outstanding performances. Heavyweight Chuch Corea, a freshman, won the Conference title then went on to College Division Runner up. Conference runners up were Craig Turnbull at 118, Tom Hanly at 126, and Bob Gordon at 190. The 1972-73 season was the finest one by far for the wrestling squad at Clarion. Their second consecutive Conference championship, runner up to Cal Poly in the College Division Tournament and three individual national champions have answered the question, Where is Clarion? M,. Row 1: S. Spungen, K. Steward, J. Welty, N. Tenpas, B. Sanford, A. Morrison. Row 2: S. Schwartz. I. Silagyi. B. Burke, B. Seel. Row 3: M. King, M. Lea. C. Miller, L. Eyles. B. Axe. S. Bennett. Row 4: M. Horning. R. Cross, S. Monrean. M. Wiekel, S. Hahnfeldt, J. A. HoUender, K. Roulette. The 1972-73 CLARION STATE COLLEGE WOMEN ' S SWIM TEAM season proved to be the best season ever. The Blue Marlins of Coach Karen King went undefeated this past season in their ten meets. Also, one of these ten victories was the upsetting of the East Stroudsburg gals. This task had never been accomplished by the Marlins until this season. In addition to their undefeated season, the Mermaids of Clarion placed third in the Easter Regionals and eighthteenth in the National competition. Individually, Margaret Horning was one of the headliners for Coach Kings ' swimmers. The freshmen powerhouse set six new Blue Marlin swimming records and won three silver medals in the Eastern Regionals. Other girls who shared the limelight with Miss Horning this past season were Anne Morrison and Lee Bernstein. Miss Morrison shattered four records and Miss Bernstein owns five Blue Marlin Standar ds. If there was a low point in the season for the Blue Marlins, it would have to be the broken leg suffered by national diving cham- pion Barb Seel midway through the season. This injury curtailed Miss Seel ' s diving for the season and she was unable to defend her national title. With a host of underclassmen back from this years undefeated squad, it appears that the Blue Marlin swimmers have a dynasty in the making. ' yi ' S W f m - y Sff9Sf Clarion 75 80 76 80 61 82 5-, 100 83 University of Pittsburgh Ohio State Shppery Rock Brockport State Cornell University Kent State Allegheny Penn State Slippery Rock East Stroudsburg JEaft £ IntercoUejtiate , ' 0pp. 29 forfeit 33 55 forfeit 24 41 40 22 39 --■ sti . i5 ' Ifmmmmmtmmgifmm ' ' l ' H I f) Top Row 1: J. P. Gamelier, B. Baggs, D. Sullivan, R. Hartford, F. Supancic. D. Moxie. C. Hoza. D. Lupton; Row 2: D. Yorkshire. J. V ' rana. W. Long, W. Welsh. E. Fox. P. Hoffman. D. Parker: Row 3: R. Mihalein. M. Kuranz. J. Thieret. E. Peters, R. Bolea. D. Woodruff. D. Cochran: Row 4: C. Potter. L. Bushey. D. Wolfe. B. Brozovich. J. Schuster. B. Ackerman. G. Nicholas. For the third consecutive year, the GOLDEN EAGLE TANKERS nailed down the Pennsylvania Conference title in men ' s swimming. What is even more dramatic about this feat is that Clarion has had swimming as a varsity sport for only four years. And. in those four years, the Eagle tankers own an amazing record of 44 wins and only .5 defeats! It was this same group of 8 senior swimmers who, as freshman, were on the very first CSC swim team in 1969-70. Highlighting the 1972-7.3 season was the appearance of transfer Larrv- Bushey. Bushey did not become eligible until the second semester and when he did he made a tremendous splash. This season. Bushey won conference titles in the 100 and 200 yard backstrokes. Then moving on to national competi- tion, he attained Ail-American status in both the XAIA and NCAA for his outstanding performances. -Another NAIA and NCAA All-.American is Dave Cochran. Cochran, who also won a pair of conference titles, was an .Ail-American m the 200 yard backstroke. Rounding out the list of All-. mericans for 1972-73 is diver Mark Kuranz. In the NCAA meet. Kuranz earned All- .American status on the one and three meter boards. This trio of Ail-Americans were mainly responsible for the 12th place finish by Clarion in the NAIA meet and the eleventh place in the NCAA College Division meet. The season did not belong just to the All-.Americans. There were the Conference Champions as well. Ed Fox. 1.000 yard conference champ; Frank Supancic. titled in the 200 free: and the 400 yard medley team consisting of Cochran. Bushey. Peters and Ackerman. , - ' - • --- ' ' s- , -:aa ' K «: 0 42 ATHLETICS •► -: , s M ,. . . . ' . . ' . . _i. ,.. p™ ft - . V- - V - • - J S;- .1 i 4 % ■ -% _ _ I Ms... Clarion 64 68 54 77 -74 73 72 473 65 68 64 70 First -•- a i k Grove City f Alfred Tech ' University of 6, 1ii5California lillersville j ? Moomsbur - ' Indiana Youngstown West Liberty Edinboro Dennison University Buffalo State Slippery Rock Pennsylvania Conference ••i ' A i Under the guidance of new head coach Barbara McKenzie the ' 72- ' 73 WOMEN ' S GYMNASTICS TEAM posted an 11-1 mark. Their only setback coming at the hands of the National Champion University of Massachusetts. Leading the gals this season were Diane Chapela and Cheryl Perozzi. In the Eastern Regionals, where Clarion placed third, Miss Perozzi captured first in the balance beam. By way of her first place finish on the beam at the National Meet over Easter, Cheryl became the fourth National Champion for this year. As for Miss Chapela, her sixth in all-arounds and fourth in vaulting and balance beam in Easterns led to her status of Ail-American. Betty Cieply and Teri Turso turned in fine performances throughout the year and were consistent scorers. Bottom Row: K. Welsh, D. Duke, S. Carrig, Coach McKenzie, T. Turso, C. Perozzi, R. Curci. Top Row: R. Edwards. A. Montgomery, T. Alesiani. D. Chapela, J. Thompson, B. Cieply, K. Steeley, K. Gerrety. 44 ATHLETICS Clarion 1 ()9- 92.10 96.65 97.28 Michigan State Central Michifjan Eastern Michigan Slippery Rtick University of Massachusett Fenn State Youngstown West Virginia Towson Patterson L niversity ot Pittsburgh Kent State When the Women ' s Inter- collegiate Athletic Association was making its start back in 1968, it was WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL that was the first WIAA sport. Now, five years later, the women spikers have come along way to their current standing. After starting out their first two years with .500 records the gals of Coach Fran Shope, who is the WIAA athletic director, posted a fine record of 9 wins and 2 losses this season. Also, the gals recorded their fifth straight win- ning season. They now boast of five years with 24 wins and 14 losses for a winning percentage of 63.1 f. Overall the three woman sports compiled an outstanding mark of 30 against only three defeats this year. In summary, you could say that the Women ' s Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- tion had a femtastic ' vear. -r o y c o -4 Bottom Row (1 to r): M. Perrine. D. Shoaf, H. Clinton. K. Funkhouser. Row 2: L. Payne, B. Richardson, R. Plank. V. Sundberg. L. Gerheart. Row 3: A. Sadar, G. Rivenburg, P. Staab. C. Kewinski. P. Adams. M. Saunders. M. Ebbin. Row 4: Coach Shope, K. Kepler, P. Venturino, M. J. Anderson. Clarion 0pp. 2 Thiel 2 Allegheny 2 Allegheny 2 Slippery Rock 1 2 Westminister 2 Mercyhurst 2 Chatam 2 Thiel 1 Edinboro 2 Indiana 2 forfeit Carnegie-M. Kneeling (1 to r): Assistant Coach D. Mercer, Coach A, P-Jobb. Valerie Mahle. Midge Spaeder. Standing: J. Stralko. R. Guinther, V. Lackey. D. J. Loeper, E. Collins The fact that the Clarion State -Judo team will someday be on an in- tercollegiate level drew closer to reality this season with the perfor- mance of the 1972-73 squad. Highlighting the years ac- tivities, the Huns showed very im- pressive at the Garden City Judo Club Academy tournament. In- dividually, Rich Land took a first in the lightweights and Valerie Mahle garnered the top spot in the senior women ' s heavy weight class. Then, in the Winter Annual Promotional Senior Judo tournament, the team brought home three firsts. Miss Mahle was named the outstanding judoist of the Junior Olympic tour- nament. Besides the match honors, three members moved to the Green Belt status. The Clarion Huns have the talent and tools to compete inter- coUegiately; all they need now is the financial backing. Once this is at- tained, the team will no doubt join the other Clarion sports in the winners circle. Q m F! m V VI i I rr iT f?i First row: W. Miller, M. VanEpes, G. Betz, D. Henning. Second row: D. Gibson, G. Ober, R. Lahr, D. Baum. Missing: J. Donoughe, D. Hohler. D. Little, S. Straneva, R. Oxendale, M. Banner, M. Shannon, J. Moorhouse (Asst. Coach). Prior to the 1972-73 season. Coach Galen Ober ' s marksmen had always come close to winning the Western Pennsylvania Rifle League (WPIRL); but they were never successful. Well, this past season saw a change. THE GOLDEN EAGLE RIFLERS were able to overhaul powerful Indiana and win their first WPIRL championship ever! Overhauling defending champion Indiana was the highlight of the illustrious season for the riflers. In the first encounter between the two schools, the eagles bare- ly outshot Indiana 1314- 1306. Then, when the two teams met again, the Eagles sewed up their WPIRL title with 1286-1272 win over the Indians. As far as Clarion Rifle is concerned, they are to the disadvantage in two ways. One determant against the Eagles is the fact that they are not supported by Armv ROTC. All other WPIRL schools except Clarion and Geneva have Army ROTC backing. However, Clarion has Willis Webster. Webster was responsible for the training of hometown boys Wayne Miller, Bob Lalz, Dan Baum and Mike Banner at the Clarion Rifle and Pistol Association. The other factor work- ing against the Eagle marksmen is the lack of spectator appeal for this sport. As a matter of fact, some students at Clarion probably do not even know that Clarion has a rifle team. Even without ROTC aid and spectator support, the unsung Clarion Rifle team proved equal to the task as they won their first WPIRL title. ' ATHLETICS i ' ; en va i;edofTia. Indiana California West Virginia Slippery liock Point Park Youngs town Edinboro Grove City Univ. of Pitt. Thiel 0pp. 9 ' 2 US 8 10 9 ' j 8 ' :; 15 ' , 1 ! 7 - m f f J 1st Row: J. McArdle, B. Divins, P. Skinners, S. Rhea, D. Detar, J. Galek. 2nd Row: Oakes, J. Guyton, W. Dudich, J. MacAndrews, S. Tutich, J. Tutich, Carnahan. Missing-D. Corrigan When an ardent Clarion State sports fan starts talking about Clarion State sports and the many con- ference titles the school has won, THE SPORT OF GOLF is usually overlooked in this discussion. Over the past twelve years the Clarion golfers have garnered five conference championships and have been conference runner-ups five other times! So, as the Golden Eagle linksters headed into the 197.3 season, the outlook was bright for another win- ning and successful season on the courses. Under the guidance of Tom Carnahan and Les Oakes. the ' 73 version of the Clarion golfers is experienced and strong. Pacing the Golden Eagle swingers is returning letterman Bill Dudich. Bill captured the gold medal in this season ' s conference round. A pair of twin brothers. Sandy and Joe Tutich are returning letter- man. The fourth letterman returning is Jim McArdle. The next two spots will be held down by freshman. Carnahan has a trio of frosh to choose from. Heading that trio is PIAA high school champ Pat Skinners, with Barry Divins and Dan Corrigan. ATHLETICS 51 ' 11 r - Bottom Row 1: K. Gerrety. R. Slike, R. Martin. J. Newkirk, R. Rogers. V. Stewart. J. Burk. Row 2: M. CoUett. P. Gregory. B. Smith. S. Royer. G. Smith, T. Bending. S. Motzer. Row 3: M. Thomas. S. Bobo. D. Krevling. J. Long. D. Sober. A. Clem. D. Frantz. B. Hughes. Coach EngUsh. Row 4: B. Rank. T. Mannion. J. Lindberg, F. Carosella. K. Rhodaback. M. Dahlman. T. Barker. D. Jackson. G. Hays. Row 5: C. Reck. D. Corbett. The TRACK TEAMS the last few years have been ver ' much down. Last years track record was the worst ever experienced by the Eagle thinclads. However, it appears that brighter seasons are just around the corner. The 1973 edition track team has posted a mark of 5 wins. 3 losses, and 1 tie going into the Conference meet. The new young head coach Bill English is the spark to the early success. Coach English is a winner from the word go. The Coach, who was an assistant at Slippery Rock, is not staffed by the college. The young mentor is a teacher at East Forest High School and travels some fifty miles, roundtrip. after school to fullfill his coaching duties. His win- ning efforts has rubbed off on the team, as the record shows. With a fresh coach to go with his young team, a track powerhouse is not to far in the distant running. This past season saw a change occur in the CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. For the first time in the histor - of the young sport here, the harriers posted a winning season with a record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Many reasons can be given as to why the runners turned in such a fine performance. The main reason was the arrival of new head coach Bill English, The future for Clarion cross country is bright since the team will have all its 1972 point scores back for the 1973 season. Heading the list of top point scorers was Jerry Burk. Burk posted seven first places this year and was the leader in points with 24 (in cross country the lower the point total the better). 64, ' ATHLETICS Kneeling, Row 1: J. Newkirk, G. Whitely. M. Bartmen. R. Rogers. G. Smith, S. Motzer, P. Martin, R. Martin. Row 2: K. Bell. H. Burkett. B. Smith. D. Brown. J. Burk. J. Nichols. D. Vrbanic. Coach English. Clarion 50 21 :U 19 21 18 20 28 15 20 17 15 Indiana Shippensburg Luck Haven Shippensburg Bloom sburg Gannon Hobart Mansfield Baptist Bible Houghton St. Bonne Venture Gannon w 0pp. 15 36 24 hd 43 39 26 46 41 41 45 Clarion 106 102 101 Califoriiia jk Geneva H Grove Citv i H , yXpPP- . ■ 39 IHf 44 97 72 48 72 Indiana Mansfield 43 47 85 77 Edinboro Slippery Rock Lock Haven Westminister 102 98 60 68 Kow 1: T. Rogers, J. Chesky, C. Zeigler, P. Heigel, B. Guyer. Row 2: N. Bellino, D. Klochak, S. Harper. T. Hanks, M. Ford, E. Burns, P. Vuckovich, R. Piscuineri, B. Wareham. Row 3: T. Ritson, G. Ramella. J. Kerney, B. Grau, D. Gable, B. Frantz, D. Eonta, C. U. Later, L. Kienzly, A. Floro, D. Stanko. vi:¥ - ' 5 « ix P It has been a while since the CLARION STATE BASEBALL TEAM won a Conference championship. But, as the Golden Eagles head into the season, coach Joe Knowles is confident that this could be the year for the diamondmen. The future is bright and a championship might not be too far off. Looking at the 1973 roster, over seventy- five percent of the team is either freshman or sophomore level. The Eagles usually start three players that are upper classmen. Expected to have another fine season is pitcher Pete Vuckovich. Last year the righthander tossed a no-hitter against In- diana. Experienced third baseman Mike Ford, the guardian of the hot corner, is one of the finest in Clarion history. The third veteran on the team is catcher first baseman Bob Wareham. Bob possesses a strong bat that helps out on offense. :M A JT- i3 — Jyl s- ' % ' FOOTBALL Kirk -Johnson First team NAIA District 18 All-Stars Second team Pa. Conf. All-Stars Man- Riddell First team Pa. Conf. All-Stars First team NAIA District 18 Second team AP All-State NAIA honorable mention All-American •[■err,- Sullivan First team Pa. Conf. All-Stars First team DLstrict 18 All-Stars AP All-State Honorable Mention Kov Bowennan First Team Pa. Conf. All-Stars Second team NAIA District 18 Honorable Mention AP All State ■Joe Marx First Team Pa, Conf. All Stars Passed for 858 yds. this past season Rick Speese First Team Pa. Conf. All-Stars Larr - C ' irka Second team Pa. Conf. All-Stars Dan Corbel t Second Team Pa. Conf. All-Stars Scott ( .emberlind Second Team Pa. Conf, All-Stars Mick Sarnese Second Team NAIA District 18 Leading ground gainer for Clarion this past with 706 yds. Torn West Leading receiver for Clarion this past campaign with 17 catches Scott Peters Led all Clarion players in scoring with 54 total points. BASKETBALL WRESTLING Won third consecutive Western Division Crown Set new Clarion record with 19 wins in one season Second team NAIA All-American First Team Pa. Conf. First team and Most Valuable Player District 18 team. First team and M.C.P. Pittsburgh Press district team. Received a $1,000 post graduate scholarship from the NCAA Hit the 1.000 career point total against Stuebenville, 1 22 73 Set new field goal pet. mark this past season with a .59.4; mark Led team in rebounding (230) and scoring 1421 pts.l Second team Pa. Conf. Second team NAIA District 18 Second team Pittsburgh Press All-Stars NAIA All-American Honorable Mention Hit 1.000 point plateau against Alliance on 2 21 7.3 Led team in free throw shooting with an 85.7 ( mark Coach of Year by the NAIA District 18 and Pittsburgh Press All-District. Won second consecutive Pa. Conf. title Runner-up in NCAA College Division Tournament Won the 40th annual Wilkes Open Toumaraent Placed sixth in the Midlands Open Wrestling Tourney Llnofficially placed fourth in NCAA University Division Tournament Undefeated record of 37-0 with 28 falls Most Valuable Wrestler at the Wilkes Open Tournament. Most pins in least amount of time at Wilkes Open Most Valuable Wrestler in the Pa. Conf. Tourney Won third conference title. Second College Division title and Second University Division Lynn Eyles Bonnie Sanford Bev Axe 4«) Medley Relay Tcan -lanKlint Regionals Silver Medalist in 200 IM at Eastern Regionals .Set varsity records in the 100 IM(1:06.50). 200 IM (2: 18.1). 20O Medley Relay (1:.59.55). 100 Breast Stroke (1:12.5). 4(X) Medley Relay (4:19) and .50 Breast Stroke (.13.91 Bronze Medalist in the 100 back at Eastern Regionals Varsity Record Holder in the 200 Free (2:10.2), 400 Free (4:32). 100 Free (58.51, 100 Back (1:05.8). 200 Free Relay (1:46). 400 Medley Relav (4:19) and 400 Free Relay (3:59). Varsity Record setter in the 100 fly (1:03.59). 200 Medley Relav ( 1:.59.5). 200 Free Relav ( 1 :46) and 400 .Medley Relay (4:19) Member of Record Setting 400 Medley Relay (4:19). 400 Free Relay (3:59). 200 Free Relay (1:461 and 200 Medley relay (1:59.5) Member of Record 200 Free R lay 1 1:46) and 400 Free Relay ia:.59) Member of Record setting 400 Free Relay (3:59) and 200 Medley Relay (1:.59.5) Silver Medalists at Eastern Regionals (Morrison, Horning. Bernstein. Eyles) Bronze medalist in One Meter diving at ■ Captured Bronze Medal at Eastern Regionals (Sanford. Hahnfeldt. Weikel. Morrison) MENS SWIMMING Dave rochron TRACK Sid Rover Paul Gregory -lerrv Burke Won third consecutive conference crown Placed twelfth in the NAL National Meet Placed Eleventh in the NCAA College Division Meet NAIA All-American in the 200 IM and 100 Backstroke and 200 Breaststroke NCAA All-American in the 200 IM and 100 Breaststroke Won Pa. Conf. Titles in record times: 100 Breaststroke (1:01.75) and 200 Breaststroke (2:16.90) Varsity record in the 200 IM (2:03.0) and 100 Back ( :55.6) NAIA All-American in the 200 Backstroke NCAA All-American in the 200 Back Conference champ in record time: 100 Back (57.31 and 200 Back (2:02.31 NCAA College Division All-American in the One Meter and Three Meter Diving Conference champ in the Three Meter Dive Conference champ in the 1.000 Free style. Varsity, conference and pool mark with 10:28.57 in the 1.000 Conference titlist in the 200 Free style Member of the Conference championship 400 Medley Relay Team Member of the Conference Champion- ship 400 Medley Relay team Vastly improved under new head Coac English. Carded a 5-3-1 Record Pa. Conf. Champion in the Javelin thn new Clarion record for the .Javelin 217 ' New Clarion record ir New Clarion Record i Hurdles (15,15) New Clarion record ir 4:22.3 in the mile is a 80 (1:54.3) the 120 High the Three Mile for a New Clarion Chuck Coryea Craig Turnbull Tom Hanlev Bob Cordon Coach Boh Bubb Recorded at a 39-2 record this past season Placed third at the Midlands open tournament Won second Conference title. First College Division Title and First University Division title. Carded 19-1 record after being ineligible first semester Most Outstanding Wrestler at Wilkes Open Tournament Won Conference title, and University Division title at 134 pounds Only second freshman to ever win a NCAA University Division Crown Received 3rd place in college Division tournament Won the Pa. Conf. title at HN ' y. and placed second in the College Division Tourney. Placed Second in Conference and sixth at College Division Tourney Runner-up at 126 in the conference tourney Runner-up at 190 in the conference tournev Coach of the year bv the NCAA University Division GOLF Bill Dudich RIFLE Captured first WPIRL title CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL Pete -luckovich - Ran to a much improved record of 9-3 this - Placed fifth in NAL District 18 meet and eighth in conference race - Racked up a pitching record of 4 wins - Fired a two-hitler against the Rock WOMENS SWIMMING Team Margaret Horning Undefeated in ten meets this past s Placed third in F;astern Regionals Silver Medalist in 100 IM at Easten GYMNASTICS Placed third in Eastern Regionals Placed sixth in the National Competitit National Champion on the balance beai With Clarion teams, the overall record was 127-36-1. In other words Clarion won 77.4 of all their Athletic contests. 60 ATHLETICS Don Rhone - 134 lbs. Wade Schalles - 158 lbs. Bin sifiips NCAA University Champion NCAA University Champion NCAA University Champion NCAA University Wrestling :. i i Coach of the Year Pennsylvania Conference Championship Team 11 m ii V Cheryl Peroizi National Womens Balance Beam Champion Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Rifle League Championship Team Ron Galbreath NAIA Dist. 18 Coach - Third Hta{; ' Consecutive Yesu roe Sebestyen NAIA Second Team ,1-American Pennsylvania i Championship Team |,, ;;, ■ Magij.. First ' o:r,en Ail-American Swimt riLVEMENT l ' 0LVa!ENT 6:) On uUfOtioK 4 He Ue ut Ae HicaC S cieCtf 1. D. Xeilson 2. A. Hetrick 3. C. Kinkus 4. D. Xiver 5. S. Watt 6. D. Kukola 7. P. Wood 8. C. Oltman 9. C. Scott 10. J. Stew art 11. C. Nesterick 12. Dr. P. Beck 13. X. Clyde 14. T. Wehrle 15. R. Clark 16. J. Tipton 17. J. Heagj ' 18. S. Daughertv 19. B. Barto 66 ORGANIZATIONS 4%cAaeo 6 ic€d 4 ci€iU H ORGANIZATIONS 67 1. K. Gass 2. M. Demchak 3. M. Raines 4. C. Frick 5. L. Sbardella 6. Ms. Ashton 7. J. Betz 8. D. Kier 9. N. Klingensmith 10. K. Jordan 4 ciaUcH 7( meH Students 68 ORGANIZATIONS Seta T iIh6 ma 1. L. Condie 2. P. Raymond 3. Mrs. G. WoUaston 4. K. Dill 5. D. Hughes 6. P. Gordon 7. J. Smith 8. S. Arner 9. M. Armstrong 10. E. Baur 11. C. Huebner 12. L. Nosker 13. P. Unangst ORGANIZATIONS 69 1. C. Lloyd 22. L. Burden 2. T. Newman 23. L. Tabb 3. L. Walker 24. Mr. Walton 4. P. Davis 25. P. Williams 5. B. Ruffin 26. Miss Hendricks 6. J. Saunders 27. D. Cole 7. R. Martin 28. D. Chandkr 8. S. Chase 29. S. Williams 9. S. Hinton 30. J. Russ 10. V. Lawson 31. L. Lawson 11. D. Wright 32. H. Gibson 12. M. Hubbard 33. G. Adams 13. T. Fisher 34. L. Patterson 14. C. Hood 35. L. Payne 15. L. Stone 36. R. Rudolph 16. N. Reed 37. K. Campbell 17. J. Scott 38. B. Green 18. L. Akrie 39. C. Lackey 19. A. Mosley 40. Miss Bridgewater 20. P. Forte 41. C. Harris 21. M. Jeeter ' 8e ZcA StcidCHt t(4U XK 70 ORGANIZATIONS 1. S. Motzer 33. J. Gochenour 2. T. Turso 34. J. Kulp 3. S. Graham 35. D. Manka 4. M. Hawhee 36. A. Stoltz 5. J. Yeager 37. K. Abraham 6. D. Davis 38. J. Zercher 7. R. Oxendale 39. S. Thompson 8. B. Morley 40. E. Baur 9. D. Wages 41. C. Forsberg 10. M. Bensink 42. B. Butcher 11. S. Michel 43. D. Wood 12. R. Croft 44. A. Ayers 13. D. Knight 45. W. Burnworth 14. L. Schactman 46. B. Nelson 15. M. Lloyd 47. R. Wood 16. N. Lewis 48. V. Cochrane 17. B. Senior 49. D. Dickey 18. D. Hockenberry 50. C. Huebner 19. L. PhilHps 51. K. Hughes 20. T. Fraiser 52. D. Trudgen 21. J. S. Rossman 53. B. Morgan 22. L. Yorkshire 54. B. Yellets 23. D. Kurtz 55. W. Yorkshire 24. L. Geist 56. L. Pittman 25. R. Reisch 57. D. NicoU 26. K. Chalfant 58. R. Christenson 27. D. Spencer 59. B. Stubbs 28. C. Kevs 60. M. Brayo 29. K. Miller 61. G. Anderson 30. N. Martin 62. S. Williams 31. J. Race 63. J. Brindger 32. J. Farwell 5 ifUa ORGANIZATIONS 71 Aee iCe utefU • xiLinvnM • 3 mrwMmt r2 0RGANIZATI0NS eAea4. ( t W. Brubaker I. Rangi F. Owens M. Thomas Dr. L. Smith E. Safran A. Liao J. Reiber C. Burnett ORGANIZATIONS 73 COfUOK Ht€ uuUi HaC x yci€MoK 1. S. Utensute 2. S. McCracker 3. M. Russo 4. B. Chan 5. S. Watt 6. D. Wong 7. E. Nelson 8. H. Sun 9. Miss B. Rose 10. K. Steeley 11. N. Deaven 12. S. Dorsey -4 ORGANIZATIONS 1-1 r. 1. Dr. Nanovsky 2. S. Arnone 3. Miss B. Rose 4. G. Comer 5. D. Chandler 6. V. Stevens 7. Dr. Totten 8. G. Llovd CfMe (Lenten. Stuifui ORGANIZATIONS 7.5 1. S. Kelly 2. D. Adams 3. A. Stark 4. P. Walker 5. N. Lewis 6. M. Kresinski 7. K. Hurl 8. J. Mock 9. M. Armstrong 10. L. Bennedetti 11. K. Mathias 12. B. Fuhrman 13. S. Smith 14. F. Connor 15. J. Canzano 16. Unknown 17. J. Adamec 18. R. Paul 19. B. Chambers 20. A. Grennell 21. S. Kirkwood 22. C. Kramer 23. M. Laux 24. C. Gass 25. V. Ridley 26. T. Moses MHCiC ( Sxcepti(%4Uie ( Ue€OteH 76 ORGANIZATIONS 1. C. Covton 2. P. Walker 3. P. Marsh 4. L. Bowersox 5. K. Umbreit 6. M. Zaremba 7. G. Pratt 8. D. Lecce utce S t fi ORGAMZATIONS 77 t ec n€ifo S cUUf 1. R. Smith 2. J. Bart ley 3. K. Kretzler 4. Mr. N. Humphrey 5. J. Slavnik 6. L. SutUff 7. M. Kronen 8. E. Szafranski 9. Dr. G. Shirey 10. A. Wasilco 11. E. Wallace 12. Dr. T. Buckwalter 78 ORGANIZATIONS amda S{fma. 29 ,9 20 Y y22N 2A25 V 1 °v 1 ]n3J I ? (l 39 S m) r 7 T V 18 s 1 ) c 1. A. Boles 21. M. Raines 2. E. Richards 22. B. Bielecki 3. K. Campbell 23. C. Huebner 4. D. Bigler 24. M. Hahey 5. S. Wade 25. P. Pears 6. V. Okonski 26. J. Race 7. D. Medvitz 27. C. McGann 8. M. Curran 28. B. VVishart 9. M. Demchek 29. M. Rudakewich 10. R. Gutherie 30. V. VanDyke 11. S. Sodini 31. J. Sagan 12. J. Barnhart 32. R. Notarberardino 13. B. Volansky 33. E. Smith 14. D. Boyd 34. D. Roach 15. L. Bauer 35. P. Wollam 16. S. Duerr 36. N. Robson 17. D. Mikita 37. S. Marchana 18. K. Hoffert 38. P. Myers 19. D. Armsby 39. S. Dietzen 20. J. Rosenberry ORGANIZATIONS 79 7H u ei d 1. R. Williams 2. D. Rose 3. M Hahev 4. D. McCaulev 5. T. Whitling 6. B. Wickham 7 K. Lorah 8. C. Lamb 9. K. Hoffert 10. M Packard 11. B. Brubaker 12. P. Wood 13. B. Stein 14. C. Casev 15. E. O ' Learv aO ' ORG. XIZATIOXS 04t n ifuf Tft uA. S cietif 1. B. Brubaker 2. K. Lorah 3. B. Wickham 4. K. Hoffert 5. M. Hahey 6. R. Williams 7. D. Rose 8. M. Packard 9. E. O ' Leary 10. Dr. S. Gendler 11. D. McCauley 12. B. Stein ORGAXIZ.ATIONS 81 7t zU uU Student SfieecA 82 ORGANIZATIONS ciu Set t Sl m Sand S n %niUf 1. C. Wright 2. V. Besterman 3. P. Mortimer 4. L. Sutliff 5. J. Fagen 6. P. Semonich - D. Hood 8. A. Young 9. M. Allen 10. B. Helgert 11. S. McQuillis 12. S. Sodini 13. K. Hoffert 14. J. Hubler 15. L. Gammon 16. D. Bovaird 17. J. Mehalo B H ORGANIZATIONS 83 s ecuS 1. J. Burnworth 21 B. Smith 2. B. Walton 22. L. Meilinger 3. B. Wood 23. K. Whitehall 4. Mr. B. Grosch 24. S. Stein 5. unknown 25. K. Rowell 6. G. Herzog 26. unknown 7. unknown 27. F. Russo 8. D. Schindler 28. unknown 9. S. Kirkwood 29. C.Cook 10. B. Healv 30. unknown 11. L. Beltz 31. unknown 12. unknown 32. unknown 13. unknown 33. C. Heil 14. P. Sholts 34. unknown 15. D. Lewis 35. P.Ross 16. C. Badger 36. unknown 17. unknown 37. unknown 18. M. Connley 38. D. Dent 19. B. Steel 39. D. Garbarino 20. G. Blair 84 ORGANIZ. TIONS StucCe t yuH itc ut ORGANIZATIONS 85 Stude tt SeKOte 1. J. Vrana 2. D. Chandler 3. T. Sullivan 4. S. Young 5. K. Kriefski 6. T. DiCola 7. J. Walker 8. L. Kestler 9. R. Wilshire 10. D. Schell 86 ORGANIZATIONS 7oe( ' S ' R icUo 1. M. Savers M. DiThomas J. Riishofaky D. Hockenberry L. Jones J. Heitzenrater L. Posney L. Sbardella 9. D. Brueggemann 10. G. Weidman 11. B. Steel 12. Mr. R. Dyas 13. J. James 14. J. Frank 15. K. Kretzler 16. J. V ' anarsdale B. Massick 18. K. Howell 19. G. Heckler 20. D. McMasters 21. B. Stein 22. K. Sebes ORGANIZATIONS 87 7f uut4 l efiu iicOK 1. B. Huston 2. E. Nelson 3. B. Johns 4. P. Christopher 5. D D ' Amica 6. P. Bishop J. Jones 8. P. Pollock 9. P. Bennett 10. C. Hasenplug 11. T. Trudgen 12. G Vecchio 13. G. Shupe 14. J. Smith 15. D. Kraus 16. C. Durst 17. J. Baoher 18. V. Norman 19. P. Woods 20. B. Vandervort 21. R. Mallev 22. C. Crawfords 88 ORGANlZATIONS 0Me PC4Ufen 1. J. Horvath 17. E. Garrigan 2 T. Halula 18. G. Burns . B. Sykes 19. T. Pratt 4. L. Fries 20. C. Miller 5. B. Wrokrowski 21. G. Volsko 6. M. Ward 22. K. Black 7 C. Casey 23. F. Wonner 8. B. Dusman 24. A. Smith 9. D. McFarland 25. S. Torrance 10. S. Kifer 26. B. Dandoy 11. R. Sheriff 27. M. Allen 12. M. Pitts 28. J. Fletcher 13. A. Baker 29. B. Gibson 14. J. Edinger 30. M. Tooey 15. S. Stapleton 31. M. Rougeux 16. M. Barthelow 32. G. Daum ORGANIZATIONS, 89 1. J. Trettel 2. F. Nesta 3. P. McNamee 4. Dr. Michalski 5. T. DiCola 6. J. Karg 7. T. Armstrong 8. T. Trudgen 9. S. Arnone 10. G. Taylor 11. H. Bink 12. D. Huffnagle 13. P. McCarty 14. B. Barbour 15. M. Formeck 16. B. Hartle 90, ' ORGANIZATIONS T e Ue 7e f 1. R. Hackett 2. D. Anderson 3. S. Hanna 4. M Staples 5. R. Edward 6. A. Liao 7. S. McHugh 8. A. Hantz 9. P. Garrighan 10. R. Banks 11. R. Haven 12. D. James 13. T. Bashline 14. K O ' Neil 15. A. Lander 16. K Kesner 17. C. Nowalk 18. B. Hoagland 19. L. Jenkins 20. T. Shocking 21. M . Fine 22. M . McGovern 23. V. Moore 24. D Liptak ORG.ANIZATIONS 91 CfiAa TfUc ( OiH KCi. 1. N. Klingensmith 2. D. Carrig 3. M. Maryott 4. C. Heil 5. H. Collins 6. B. Johns 7. D. Novak 8. M. Russo 9. N. Jones 10. P. Acre 11. M. Scheitle 12. B. Vogele 13. T. Pratt 14. W. Besterman 15. B. Jevsevar 16. B. Bielecki 17. S. Kovach 18. B. Spencer ORGANIZATIONS ii Jss 1. R. 2. A. 3. T. 4. R. 5. S. 6. M. 7. A. 8. S. 9. P. 10. L. 11. A. 12. T. 1.3. C. 14. B. Banks Liao Bashline Edward McHugh McGovern Hantz Hanna Garighan Jenkins Lander Scholing Nowalk Hoagland P ' K tfi Z e fet ORGANIZATlONS 93 1 u U4XK £ud 94 ORGANIZATIONS Se uei£e Sta ' KaneH ( o Km — ' Pue i%U ScUt  n Z Mie 4 Ca HA — ' PiXMiUf S iUtf yo tcf — ' Dao ' % to ORGANIZATIONS 95 iK e£a, THcuUUUcHa — 1 t i Sufette o Uk — tee4 SdlUx 74e Sui 1. Diana Owatt 2. Mike Otoole 3. Jean Bardo 4. Carly Davis 5. Ellen Baxendale 6. Debbie Bostaph 7. Allen Liao 8. Patti Philipps 9. Veronica Catarcio 10. Debbie Frantz 11. Claire Zimmerman 12. Ann Randall 13. Robin Thomas ORGANIZATIO.NS 97 ' pivte nU 1 ■- iSgJ M - L m e K Ae ' S Z maed 7Hc e PctU ' inn€f re %£ io ' cutA ( xciA Hf ( S cd 4t J Rancid . . , . ' ? e t (Zu At liXvFIXE ARTS FIXE .-VRTS lUl 7H ntc te a z fe t icK i 7ft U€ ceu% ent en Mtc 2W S ie e utcOte ( €ifuf acutt a£efte I cc TO cttM ccca fac :iue£c tc , , 10:;, FINE ARTS FINE ARTS 103 7to4i t. Mc e fd Tftfu. Ti uiA am ii g ' ct er S SteoLC ' Kc cifiAet iC SacOvi icU 7H zd S SeU cia 1 (y e enn f Ti cid 7H4!Ut : FIXE . TS, 105 Okcc tifrc 4 7fl ittnM TOcfOnd 1 xdKecf. S eni 2aee nof ic %utce Dcuutt£e i ?C,c Sextu tu IR o ent €Utd(Uf e te% ' pned 7Hce£ Sen. StaMcff A zn£ce ' RdtUuK Sen a ucc . . . e4t U 70cc Cc44e (MAC t ' De tc ie ecce I08 FINE ARTS FIXE ARTS 109 0 ££e ead i4. Row 1: Mark Rougeux. Janet Roseberry. Row 2: Jody Edinger, Sally Torrance, Carol Miller, Mary Lou Barthelou, Marcy Allen, Terry Holula, Beth Dusman. Row 3: Kathy Black. Anna Smith, Lorinda Fries, Mike Pitts, Gregg Volsko 110 FIN ' E ARTS ( ££e ' P£ i€fen4 Row 1: Anna Smith. Beth Dusman, Fran Wonner, Terr ' Halula. Jett Horvath. Sally Torrance. Colleen Casey, Kathy Black. Row 2: Mike Pitts. Lorinda Fries. Carol Miller. Mike Ward. Row 3: Mary- Jo Tooey. Marv Lou Barthelou. Row 4: Toni Pratt, Mark Rougeux FINE ARTS 111 ( ia%c M State o££e TH mcAiH Sand First Row: D. Hood, L. Martin, C. Querns, P. Gresh, J. Walker, E. Munn, S. Bvrne, D. Bentz. J. Jones, W. Krieg. Second Row: Dr. S. F. Michalski, A. Young, K. Hoffert, F. DelMonte, D. Huffnagle, D. Prill, K. Brouthers, H. Bink, T. Van Nort, T. Armstrong, Mr. J. Hall. Third Row: M. Bravo, T. Bemiller, M. Baylor, J. Lingle, G. Anderson, T. Speer, I. Stradling, G. Reefer, F. Nesta, M. Cancilla. Fourth Row: J. Mehalo, L. Hogg, G. Kopay, A. Sadar, G. Karsaba, M. Allen, J. Fagan, T. Myers, J. Van Arsdale, V. McDaniels, J. Baker. Fifth Row: N. Lamendola, P. Lyons, F. Reid, L. Beggs, S. Elbel, J. Yoho, J. Hart, L. Packard, S. Thompson, J. Trettel, B. Helgert. Sixth Row: S. Cunningham, D. Wujcik, D. Butler, D. Alhstrom, S. Porter, B. Lehman, J. Rowley, C. Wright, L. Gammon, D. Trudgen, C. Bailev, S. Sodini, K. Reck. Seventh Row: G. Aver.-, S. Arnone, D. Abbott, T. Di ' Cola, D. McElroy, V. Ruffini, J. Burdett, P. Mortimer, G. Sproul, J. Hawk, P. McNamee. L. Sutliff, A. Sinibaldi, B. Barbour. Eighth Row: T. Trudgen, J. Karg, P. Semonich, D. Markel, M. Marra, J. Colantonio, G. Nahle, W. Lowright, K. Bailey, C. Mularski, G. Cotter, B. Ireland, M. Ben- sink, D. Ainsworth, L. Brentzel. Ninth Row: C. Smith, F. Hummel, R. Myer, Mel Dunlap, T. Turnbull, M. Formeck, D. Patterson, P. McCarty, J. Marinich, G. Taylor, M. Moshier, J. Uebelhart, F. Ellsworth, K. Germain, A. Sadar, B. Hartle. H2 FINE .AP.TS FINE ARTS 113 ( o tcent Scutd Row 1: J. Hubler; A. Kish; V. Besterman: J. Mehalo; S. EOer: D Shakley: V. McDaniel: B. Hook: K. Crissy; S. Elbel. Row 2: J Trettel; J. Bardo; F. Reid: A. Sinibaldi; J. Baker; P. Monimer: P StuU: P. Elliot; C. Shuster; N . Lamendola; T. Kish; D. Ahlstrom; D Clayton; G. Glenn; J. Hawk; K. Reck. Row 3: D. Butler; V. Ruffini S. Cunningham; J. Groff; D. Trudgen; K. Bailey; B. Ireland; J Kronewetter; C. Mularski; K. Sherk; M. Bensink; G. Cotter; L, Brenizel; P. Cooney; D. Huffnagle; C. Wright; L. Sutliff; L. Gam mon; D. Bovaird. Row 4: G. Sproul; D. Abbot; D. VVujcik; D. Becker L. Beggs; L. Packard; C. Smith; M. Moshier; P. Semonich; T. Trudgen; J. Karg; J. Colontonio; M. Marra; D. Markle; D. Sherk: P. McCarty; T. Tumbull; J. Lowright; J. Marinich; G. Kahle; S. Reeves: J. Burdett; D. Rose; T. HoUis; B. Barbour; D. McElroy. Row 5: Dr. Michalski; M. Formeck: T. VanN ' ort; J. Kulp; M. Cancilla; M. Bravo; H. Bink: F. Ellsworth; G. Taylor: B. Howe: F. Hummel: R. Meyer; M. Dunlap; T. Meyer; G. Karsaba; J. Lingle: M. Allen; M. Anderson; F. Xesta; G. Anderson; G. Keefer; M. Bavlor; R. Speer; T. Mitchell: J. Van .Arsdale: Mr. Hal] 1 U TINE ARTS FINE ARTS 115 Sna4 ( A Ufi Row 1: D. Patterson, T. Turnbull, P. McCarty, M. Marra. G. Anderson. C. Brown. G. Karsaba, I. Stradling. Row 2: G. Cotter, M Bensic, C. Mularski. L. Brentzel. M. Forraeck. J. Fagan, T. Meyer. Standing: D. Farnham 1 : 6 FINE ARTS a S utd Row 1: B. Barbour. D. McElroy, V. Ruffini, L. Hotkowski, J. Tret- tle. F. Nesta, B. Speer, T. Mitchell, T. Meyer, B. Howe. Row 2: R. Mitchell. M. Baylor, L. Beggs. D. Graham, D. Shwartz, H. Bink, M. Formeck. Row 3: D. Lang, J. Colantonio, M. Marra, P. McCar- ty. T. Turnbull FINE . RTS in acA ( Hcent 118 TINE ARTS FINE ARTS 119 04 fie£ien Sitting: M. Jeter; R. Warren; D. Cole; V. Blackwell; S. Biggs; L. Payne; P. Williams; L. Durden; P. Stewart; C. Lloyd; V. Lawson; J. Scott; F. Garth; S. Williams; L. Tabb. Standing: Row 1: L. Walker; R. Farrow; R. Martin; P. Davis; C. Harris. Row 2: C. Wilson; K. Jones; M. Anderson; J. Home; T. Fisher; P. Donaldson; C. Hood; L. Stone; D. Wright 12n FINE ARTS nt ' Defaantme i PBBHHHHii HHH ..iaBMHl ■ .1 1. . ' H fl|sUP£RMUD72 1 H -- H i Ceiamc Arts HW J WP -■--- ' I B liiiHi FINE ARTS 123 PoK- eUenic cutd nt i- ' PtaCen UUf ( atiHCiU 1. E. Cecconi 2. K. Detouri 3. P. Banaman 4. P. Gresch 5. L. Slitliff 6. G. Lloyd 7. L. Gammon 8. W. Zimmerman 9. Miss Bridgewater 10. W. Woolridge 11. B. Klueber 12. S. Miller 13. J. Schriener 14. J. DeMann 15. P. Pope 16. C. Fieo 1. G. Schultz 2. S. floarabaugh 3. Miss Rose 4. C. Nowalk 5. K. Frid 6. D. Crody 7. S. Cecchetti 8. S. Aranone 9. R. Emigh 10. P. Grav GREEKS 125 4e iAa Si wz tCfi U . . rjM ' t W J jj r 22. ■JP 1. J. Mannerelli B. White 2. D. Choat 23. S. Snyder 3. W. Besterman 24. D. Zeek 4. S. Stirling 25. L. Zebrowski 5. W. Reilling 26. W. Woolridge 6. P. Myers 27. D. McBride 7. K. Paterson 28. K. Kepler 8. J. Foessett 29. D. Beebe 9. J. Nuss 30. J. Findlay 10. P. Semonich 31. P. Hough 11. G. Lloyd 32. C. Dolny 12. M. Jordan .33. K. Whitling 13. D. Hughes 34. P. Forsht 14. H. Collins .35. R. Tobin 15. G. Razzi 36. N. Keir 16. K. Weible 37. J. Mierer 17. S. Dodge .38. J. Eisenbrown 18. S. Zook 39. B. Bielechi 19. S. Bartoli 40. C. Chelea 20. D. Hood 41. J. Mosser 21. L. Hogg 42. J. Wiater 12G GREEKS 1. P. Gre.sh 25. P. Zwald 2. E. Czambel 26. A. Sadar 3. B. Glover 27. M. Ceperko 4. Mrs. S. P-Jobb 28. K. Stewart 5. S. Stovich 29. K. Baker 6. E. Etzel 30. V. Catizone 7 D. McClosky 31. C. Oltman 8. L. Heiry 32. S. Kurtzhals 9. A. Montana 33. P. Bahneman 10. J. Cronin 34. P. Hughes 11. M. Liotta 35. L. Dolby 12. N. Joseph 36. M. Mitchell i:?. S. Hauber 37. C. Scott 14. .]. Walker 38. V. LaValle 15. B. O ' Neill 39. M. Raines 16. S. Hood 40. S. Hahnfeldt 17. T. Watson 41. J. Hawkins 18. J. Hallock 42. K. Occhuizzo 19. M. Myers 43. C. Krentz 20. C. Gass 44. P. Harbacho 21 P. Hawkins 45. S. Owens 22 L. Sayer 46. S. Phillips 23 E. Elliott 47. E. Floyd 24 B. Burke 4£fo Sifma €uc U GREEKS 127 4e iA t %i Z e£t t 1. K. Mathias 19. A. Sinabaldi 2. P. Lobdell 20. L. Gammon 3. P. Law 21. J. Heckman 4. K. Zosack 22. R. Curci 5. K. LaBolle 23. D. Dent 6. M. Cleary 24. M. Jesberger 7. L. Sutliff 25. S. Clements 8. J. Martin 26. A. Slater 9. R. Lutz 27. A. Ardiuni 10. P. StuU 28. V. Zimmerman 11. M. Laux 29. K. Dawson 12. N. Gustafson 30. C. Haugh 13. C. Colligan 31. C. Shellgren 14. I. Silag ' i 32. L. Lykens 15. L. Bieltz 33. S. Grier 16. C. Heil 34. D. Delong 17. 18. J. Walker U. Glessner 35. C. Luchini 123 GREEKS T e£ta cUi Burgess Komoroski Straley Ingram Keyvinski Wehner Klueber Myers Argyros Raitano McLaughlin Moon , Klushin Pixler Torok Wentz Tudich Stewart Kirkwood Huffman Sargent Marsh Shumsky Paulina Pope Petrakis Chapela Michael Greaves Prave Barwell Prebish McCoy O ' Keeffe Buonpane Gaskin Amos Peluso Pixler Calvin Beazell Schindler GREEKS 129 ' PAl Sifmd Sif Ha 1. J. Leonetti 21. S. Schwartz 2. D. Orr 22. J. Bauer 3. J. Zawacki 23. P. La very 4. S. Babies 24. B. Mawhinney 5. C. Alsop 25. D. Kier 6. C. Vansant 26. V. Stoner 7_ J. Betz 27. S. Janson 8. E. Cecconi 28. M. Anderson 9. K. Bopp 29. K. Cornborough 10. C. Safford 30. J. Welty 11. C. Smith 31. C. Donovan 12. Becky Barson 32. C. Masters 13. B. Molchan 33. C. Abel 14. M. Shaw 34. S. Morgan 15. R. Kauffman 35. L. Querriera 16. G. Murray 36. L. Cupples 17. K. Espenshade 37. J. Mansfield 18. C. Hall 38. F. Wonner 19. S. Miller 39. P. Rayman 20. J. Coffman y GREEKS 1. B. McKim 17. L. Campbell 2. L. Reynolds 18. M Castine ;i. C. Skezas 19. C. Dobos 4. C. Merritt 20. M Hatfield 5. L. Knizer 21. M DiGennaro 6. M . Goerk 22. K. Thompson 7. A. Smith 23. C. Rowan 8. S. Duerr 24. K. Prothero 9. G Rodi 25. P. McCormick 10. L. Doria 26. E. Seese 11. E. Meidinger 27. L. Kirkpatrick 12. A. Castellano 28. C. Fieo 13. J. Smith 29. S. Rennie 14. R. Martin 30. c. McAlister 15. J. Schreiner 31. J. Clelland 16. D Queer 32. N Fassio Si H Sd PtO. SifiitCl eta €uc 4Cp u 1. B. Phelps 22. D Smith 2 K. Lutz 23. X Herd 3. J. Lehman 24. c. Beck 4. P. Xichols 25. J. Lawrv 5. X. Klingensmith 26. D Uchal 6. C. Gropp 27. S. Palmiscno 7 P. Hanna 28. X Martin 8. L. Darke 29. c. Dettore 9. L. Cardimen 30. T. Tedesco 10. W Krieg 31. K Gillooly 11. X Shmick 32. B. Gudelis 12. K McMullen 33. K Klanica 13. C. Forsberg 34. C. Zahuranec 14. S. Miller 35. K Carroll 15. D Lepionka 36. D. Will 16. K Brown 37. C. Aaron 17. P. Blum 38. P. Schaum 18. D Paruso 39. B. Green 19. B Steel 40. C. Chismire 20. J. DeMann 41. R. King 21. C. Ihli 42. B. Reilly iCpAa i44u4ta ' P 1. V. Loftus 2. G. Shultz 3. E. Fryman 4. J. Malacarne 5. Wolfie 6. M. Mileski 7. J. Bisceglia 8. D. Brown 9. P. Gamilier 10. S. Howard 11. A. Smith 12. J. Inselmeni 13. J. Dinsmore 14. B. Ru.sciewicz 15. F. Sallev 16. F. Vanderveen 17. J. McDonugh 18. J. Fresch 19 M. Spitz 20 R. Latronica 21 D. Lates GREEKS 133 1. W. Wood 2. G. Puchan 3. D. Rhodanz 4. L. Myers 5. M. Sardi 6. T. Ward 7. F. Caldro 8. E. Panosky 9. D. Coursey 10. D. O ' Hare -4 11. P. Yucha 12. D. Eck 13. G. Wolfe 4 14. J. Griffiths N 15. C. Andre 16. T. Knestrik 17. S. Royer 18. R. Rehak 19. D. Verbanic N 20. M. Powers 21. W. Surich 22. L. Stempert 23. B. Guyer 24. J. Fulton 25. L. Schull 26. J. Brown ' .,, .-- 27. D. Miller 28. J. Rhoads 1 ■■■ 29. J. Popovich 1 ■i 30. M. Meloy , 1 t3 -.— . .T, - :!mk ' ' m - Sc t H t €Ut lil.GREEKS Ac Sc 4t€i 1. M. Demyanovich 2. D. Dymond 3. E. Eschleman 4. VV. Smith 5. M. Bevevine 6. G. Tartaglione 7 S. Roarabaugh 8. J. Richardson 9. E. Munn 10. G. Edgar 11. G. McKinney 12. J. Nichols 13. J. Vrana 14. B. Noel 15. D. Glossner 16. J. Czakoczi 17. G. Finnessy 18. R. Diesel 19. S. Furdak 20. M. Glossner 21. D. Wertz 22. S. Krautz 23. D. Richardson 24. T. Burke 25. T. Webb 26. D. Wages 27. A. Hantz 28. M. Evanish 29. J. Schuster 30. W. Ackerman 31. J. Stockard GREEKS 135 1. S. Hogue 2. J. Banner 3. B. Abbot 4. F. Proch 5. R. Wilshire 6. R. Anicetti 7. B. Banks 8. Ben 9. D. Kelly 10. D. Sober 11. T. Steiner 12. R. McCracken 13. G. Mvers 14. L. Ochs 15. G. Betz 16. T. Osborn 17. Headsman 18. M. Riddell 19. J. Konochuk 20. R. Bauer 21. G. Keefer 22. E. Proger 23. F. Nest a 24. R. Haven 25. D. Gibson 26. J. Grimm P 7i. i i ieta 136 GREEKS eta ( 1. J. 2. G. 10. M, 11. R. 12. A. 13. E. 14. F. 15. F. 16. R. 17. C. 18. T. 19. G. 20. K. 21. H. 22. D. 23. J. 24. R. 25. T. 26. J. 27. J. 28. J. 29. D. 30. J. Hoppe Smith Perez Sheridan Gray Richardson Jennichles Grinch Baker . Taylor Durante Krohe Wallace Nindle Moffa Lann McClure Weherle McKee Sacco Jenkner Hower Blasdel Fisher Watterson Barwell King Torchia Probert Williams GREEKS 137 7 ' Xi 1. R. Kribbs 19. J. Wood 2. S. Menzler 20. D. Sobczak 3. M. Buhot 21. K Rhodaback 4. W. Ulrich 22. L. Palsha 5. M. Dygan 23. R. Lane 6. D. Dallas 24. A. Stanonik 7. G. Galla 25. D. Kline 8. D. Michaelson 26. B. Wareham 9. J. Powell 27. L. Shike 10. L. Casteel 28. P. Mannion 11. G. Manion 29. S. Cooper 12. R. Emigh 30. T. Bell 13. J. Welsch 31. B. Rynd 14. T. Shannon 32. G. Kramer 15. B. Shoemaker 33. D. Seomen 16. T. Keffer 34. B. Fueller 17. J. Dibler 35. G. McMonagle 18. T. Ziants 36. A. Schehr 138 GREEKS cuc ' Kappa Sfi t V l . 1. J. McTighe 16. G. Spoales 2. D. Tavlor 17. B. Soltis 3. T. Willis 18. K Johnson 4. R. Fortune 19. D. Crotv 5. P. Hiegel 20. L. Porterfield 6. J. Conti 21. W Santini 7. S. Rennie 22. T. Feisler 8. C. Buck 23. T. Hanks 9. J. Lang 24. D. Caskev 10. C. Siegel 25. D. Hartman 11. B. Nejman 26. C. McCracken 12. R. Lawson 27. C. Miller 13. J. Biscoff 28. B. Freeman 14. 15. M. Spratt W. Babcanec 29. L. Garzarelli GREEKS 1.39 ( nee Ti ee icKcC ■ r f i :rjm «J I! % ' 1 k 1 ter X Y V ' B nm R ■MpyLl lfl 14( (; REEKS C.KF.EKS Ul v H Hra c€4iHe4 cUfUKi4tnaUoK John Bell Robert Baggs Gary Betz Roy Bowerman Jerome Boyle James Brown 1 «J Michael Buhot John Burns Victoria Butcher Thomas Calkins Deborah Castner Lawrence Cirka Alexis Davis Robert Davis John Dean James Doerr Cheryl Forsberg Mark Glossner Van Lloyd Grimm Douglas Hall Gary Hershberger Robert Milliard Timothy Hughes Warren Hughes Charles Jollv David Kleparek Daniel Klimek Phyllis Kraus Ronald Larimore Samuel Roarabaugh Robert Robson Alvin Schehr Frank Sherman Lawrence Shipe Seniors 145 Su4l9teA4 cUUni t uiU K Robert Shoemaker Alford Shull, Jr. Raymond Smith William Smith iti Gary Spoales William Stevens jHHK B,4 iijirii Paul Theisler. Jr. Dale Wages James Walsh 11 Donald Waters Willard Wentz -John Willcox Shirley Young James Zamboldi 146 Seniors A g i M 0 Margaret Aaron John Abbott Joyce Griffith Adzima Jackie Agnew Gretchen Aiello Debra Amos iJebra Anderson (clia Ash Kathleen Aspinall Marion Barnard Nancy Barrett Donna Bean Clare Beichner Joanna Beresh She 11 a Booher Anita Brown Kathy Brown Sharon Burrous Bonnie Butsch Mary Callegan Linda Campbell Carol Caporali Linda Cavett Susan Cavlor Sue Chuckaloucak Mark Cidboy Susan Clark Susan Clements Carol Crawford Sarah Crew Janice Cronin Sandra Crowell Nancy Cupps Laura Drake James Davis Kav Dawson Seniors 147 S C0teHt€lft€f Cheryl Dehner Antoinette Demaria Marv Demchak Mark Demyanovich Elaine Dittman Julu Dixon Nicolette Drobac Kathleen Dumbaugh Wendv Eckles Donna Eiler Bahia Eliss Ruth Eseh Valery Fabac Marsha Felmlee Mary Beth Pencil Linda Ferguson Nancy Fire Rick Fisher Glenda Foeks Linda Frantz Brenda Frv Beth Fulton Linda Fulton Margaret Gallagher Catherine Gamble Ethel Garrett Virginia Geiger 148 Seniors S l ti Linda Geist ruliecca Geist lames Gerecke Iniiet Gittins Sariih Graham I viithia Grazier Charles Greenawalt Kathleen Hanna ■Jacqueline Harms Elizabeth Harvey Cheryl Ann Haugh Jean Hawkins Pamela Hay Dorothy Heckler Elizabeth Hendberg Ruthann Herman Carol Hooper Susan Horner Cynthia Howell Rebecca Howell Theresa Hruska Joanne Hudock Nancy Inman Linda Joyce Cheryl Herzog Juhasz Barbara Keough Thomas Kerr Seniors 149 Si ftCKt nef Karen Kindel Margaret Kindel Shelley Kiser Connie Sue Kish Martha Kline Mary Kline Cheryl Koch Debra Kosinski Janice Krawczyk Debrah Leonetti Denise Lepionka Nancv Lever Danny Lewis Sharon Libengood Susan Lickert Christopher Loddo Deborah Luniewski Anne Lvnch Susan Malarich Karen Marinik Nancy Martin Kathleen Martinelli Michael Mclntyre Karen n McKinnis 150 Seniors ScCw Robert McVay flary Miller Susan Miller Suzanne Miller Annie Montana iJebra Morrison Barbara Moxie Marcia Myers aula Norman Jean Novolny John Oakley 11 Reta Orinko Sandra Palmiscno Susan Paulovkin Debroah Peavy Denise Peconi Vicki Peiuso Betty Jane Phelps Patricia Phillips Janice Pichler Marilyn Piovesan Polly Pitts Linda Poxler Sherry Porter Seniors 151 S f tt Sd CC M K Kathleen Prohovic Kathy Prothero Kebbie Rebar Deborah Reed Gloria Reynolds Carol vn Ritchev Doris Roach Audrey Robbins Janice Rowan Lyle Rowe Delores Sanker Janice Sapko Janet Scharf Zelphia Schrock Donna Schulze Sandy Schwartz Carol Scruton Terry Shandor Lora Shaver Janine Shields Claire Shoemaker Lloyd Shuffstall Vondell Siple Pamela Slater Janice Slavnick Deborah Sleigh Debra Sloan 152 Seniors Maxine Smathers Grace Smith Margaret Smith Penny Smith Diane Spencer Barbara k Staclthouse Dianne Staschak Kay Ellen Steele Margie Stephens •lanice Stewart Sharon Stovich Karen Stroupe Carol Summerville Diane Szabo Janice Tatars Candace Toven Wendy Tranter Marsha Turkaly June Vanderslice Barbara Vandervort Paula Van Dine Patricia Vilga Roberta Vockroth Sandra Wade Karen Walters Deborah Warner Darlene Watson Seniors 153 S C f CHtOfUf S CciCCUi K Barbara Wroblewski Susan Wykoop Linda Yorkshire Patricia Young Linda Zatorsky Nancy J. Zvnda Linda Watt Susan Weinman Russell White Susan Whitman Georgia Whitted Joanne Wiater Cathy Williams Pauletta Williams Donald Wilson Judith Wolf 154 Seniors i cfuii hU Judith Barnhart Denise Buonpane Cathy Haley Alan Hantz Carolyn Hoffman John Jeselnick SfieecA Betsey Johns Linda Johnson William Kemp John Prenatt Stephen Williams Lucinda Frick Shirley McQuillis Geraldine Noll 6 en€iC 4 tU Rick Beichner Steven Blackman Jean Clelland Ursula Glessner Carol Griffiths Timothy Hackett Kathleen Klanica Thomas Luhrs Betty Jane McDonald James G. O ' Keefe Kathv Shaffer Donald Alexander Charles Baldrige Joan Bartley Barry Barto John Bischoff Marshall Browne TtatunaC Science ttd 7H it i 156 Seniors P ' ' iiii Gary Clever Maruaret Evans Richard Fortune Jeff (loodbread Daniel McCauley Ronald McElhinny Rayburn Smith Christine Stehle Theodore Van Nort Richard Williams Denise Neilson Bruce Rank Denise Rose Mary Russ Laura Schreiber So i SeleHCCA William Ackerman Ethel Camp Marion Carringer Cheryl Desmond Richard Finger Basil Freeman Pat Garrighan Pamela Green Thomas Hudson Kathleen Kepler Robert Leeper Anita Lui Michael Manfredi Gary Myers Deborah Osikowicz Seniors 157 S ciaC SciCHce Ray Pulcini Dolores Searles Johnee n Shaffer Sara Steffee Richard Wood Christine Yanick i n iAtf. SciCKCe Edith Altman Alison Beyth Arlene Boles Deborah Bristor Mary Ceperko Mona Curran Bette Dengel Susan Dietzen Janet Duerr Tricia Eckman Janice Eichelberger Karin K. 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Victoria Ridley Dennis Shanafelt Donald Shaw Margaret Stiglitz Linda Tabb Deborah Walker Margaret Walker Marybelle Weber Kimberly Whitling 160 Seniors THcuic Sdc€cati 4t Ainsworth Samuel Arnone Norma Artz George Avery Clyde Baker Cora Cochran iJaniel Croft Iheodore DIcola •lanico Fagan Hethea Helgert Leonard Hotkowski William Howe Juanita Hubler Dennis Huffnagle Joseph Kerestan Joan Kish Deborah Leasher Patrick McNamee Frances Nesta David Patterson Kathryn Rembold Linda Sakevicius Brenda White Alice Young Sec t Cctn4f S C ca i S ieecA Lilly Amadio Barbara Bernat Tamah Bucks Amedeo Cellitti Patricia Christopher Penny Clark Nancy Cooper Doris Jean Diana Daniel Dippold Rebecca Ferguson Elaine Frees William Fueller Cheryl Gibbs Josephine Girardi John Grimm Terry Halula Judith Hastings Betsy Hover Daniel Hulse Janet James Joan Jenkins Kathleen Kriefski Earl McDaniel Dermis McMasters Carol Miller Roy Montgomerj ' , Jr. 0 i 9 Koxanne Newill Jane Vovak Kathleen O ' Neil Trevor Paller Susan Peterson Vicki Price Karen Rhoades l.inda Roeck l.ynn Schmidt Cassandra Sielatycki Regis Smerker A. 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Kittanning. Pa. Music Ed. YOUNG, EDWIN J. Greenville, Pa. -Secondary Ed.— Social Studies YOUNG. PATRICIA SUE Beaver Falls. Pa. Elementary Ed. YOUNG. ROBERT J. Dubois, Pa. Liberal Arts— English YOUNG, SHIRLEY J. Beaver Falls. Pa. Business Administration ZAMBOLDI. JAMES LEE St. Marys. Pa. Business Administration ZATORSKY. LINDA Barnesboro, Pa. Elementary Ed. ZOSACK. KAREN L. Dravosburg, Pa. Secondary Ed. — English ZUCK, SAMUEL R. Oil City. Pa. Liberal Arts — English ZYNDA, NANCY J. South Dayton. N.Y. Elementary Ed. Seniors 181 I «? ;■£ A ' )-URES • 7 • 1 • 1 ■ V • ■ — i n hi IWV e cfw FEATl nSS :nJ (U4tec(U4U f 72 SononM POuU Pi tce: 27 See McC PUce: 2 Opposite page: The 1972 Homecoming Queen was Cheryl Forsburg. a business administration-marketing major. Members of her court were: Seniors — Debra Jackson and Elaine Ludovici; Juniors — Cathy Gass and Cindy Moon: Sophomores — Pamela Cox and Barbara Steel: Freshmen — Jacquie Smith and Dolores Wright: Venango Campus— Julie Mealy and Angela TeStevens. FEATURES 185 %€iten«tcUe i Pout PC tce U: $ e PCft t Pe ice U: 025?: r ' ' ' g -f SecMd Peace: Q1K FEATURES ( o££e ( iccd i 0% } iKij iUoH ScccHcC peace: fTOS ' Pout PUee 7 i V ieaten. ' Pout PCa U: ' Pixne 7ft(ZM% •KATI ' RF.SmT S uk ' ut te Activities in which I participated included the concert and marching bands, concert choir, Kappa Kappa Psi, and MENC. I ' ve been presi- dent and secretary-treasurer of IPC and vice president of Phi Sigma Kappa. Fve been active in College Center Board. Cultural Events Com- mittee. WCCB and Inter-collegiate Band and various other musical ensembles. Also, I ' ve been an administrative resident assistant. My experience here at Clarion for the last four years has been the most rewarding of my life. It ' s been filled with wrestling matches, green and gold, surprises, disappointments, yellow roses, and people that I ' ll never forget. Cheerleading, rush, float building, basketball, frat parties, Greek sing, choir, football, sextet, and close friends especially, have all played an individual and important part. What I ' ve learn- ed here has been immeasurable, not because I ' ve learned a lot about teaching history but because I ' ve learned a little about life. 188 FEATLrRES ed Z c(3a£a I have participated in the Clarion State College marching and concert bands, the Jazz ensemble, 1971 and ' 72 intercollegiate bands, MENC, Kappa Kappa Psi, and the American Federation of Musicians. Also, I ' ve been in- volved with PSEA, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Fraternity-Sororiety Sub-Committee, com- mittee of Student Senate and I ' ve served as Freshman Class Vice President. Coming to Clarion as a member of Alpha Chi Rho from Lehigh University, I became in- volved in various committee activities, including the President ' s Student Advisory Board, Facul- ty Senate Committee on Courses and Programs of Study, Finance Committee and many more through being a Student Senator. Graduating from Clarion with a B.S. in Business Ad- ministration-Accounting and a B.A. in Social Science-Economics, I plan to go on to law school and in politics. FEATURES 189 3AfiU eie A Liberal Arts, Russian major from Houston, Pa., I ' ve been active in the Ski Club, Russian Club, WCCB, intramural volleyball and Softball, and dorm council, as their president. Tve been president, pledge trainer, and scholarship chairman of Alpha Xi Delta Frater- nity and would say this has been the most worthwhile part of the entire college career. I plan to attend grad school for a masters in Library- Science, my minor, and then return to Europe-hopefully with a job. Graduating within three years. I have been a member of SPSEA and treasurer of the Math Club. My social honors include becoming the Mistress of Ceremonies for the 2nd Annual Black Arts Festival, and being the Senior in Homecoming Court. Under Student Develop- ment. I ' ve been a tutor and with the Safety Education program, I am able to teach Driver Education. I was chairman of dorm judician. ' and later ser%-ed as advisor to judiciar -. As an R.A.. Fve also participated in Kappa Delta Pi. I ■FEATURES ytcCa ' ?C.c My activities here have included being a cheerleader, serving on Venango ' s yearbook staff, member of Sigma Alpha Eta and president of National Student ' s Speech and Hearing Association. To fully appreciate your Clarion years, you have to immerse yourself in all aspects of college life , regardless of what you place the greatest emphasis on. Dorm president and Stu- dent Senate mark end points, but women ' s in- tramurals. Special Events Committee, Student- Alumni Association, Miss CSC pageants, Homecoming, and playing spectator to every viewable sport were in between. Mostly, I ' ll remember the people. The fact that we shared all as friends is the final affirmation of life ' s goodness. FEATLfRES 191 Starting at Clarion, in September, 1969. I have been an active member of Women ' s Swim Team for four years and during the sophomore year was awarded the trophy for most improved member. Other activities include being a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Xi Delta. During the summer I work as a Red Cross swim- ming instructor, but my future plans are to graduate with my degree in Library Science and work as a librarian in Maryland. A Business Administration-Marketing ma- jor, I have been active on Student Senate, ser- ving this year as Chairman, on the President ' s Student Advisory- Board, on CSC Board of Trustees, and have been listed on the ' 73 Who ' s Who Among American Student Leaders and on the National Student Register of ' 71 and ' 72. With interests in all sports, hunting and music. I ' ve been in the Varsity C Club and on the Varsity Football team for three years, claiming many awards. I am also a member of Phi Sigma Fraternity. i92 FEATURES Having a double major in Library Science and Speech, I have still been able to be active in SPSEA and concert choir. I ' ve served two years on the Special Events Committee of Center Board and was co-chairman of the Homecoming Court Committee for two years, also I ' ve been on the Miss CSC Pageant Committee. In theatre, I ' ve been in College Readers for four years, ser- ving as president for one. Through this organiza- tion, I ' ve been on stage many times in various roles. Also, I directed the ' 72 CSC Readers Festival. College Players and Alpha Psi Omega have alsp held my interest. fcute TOctMen. FEATURES 193 During my four years at Clarion, I have held a number of dormitory offices including the of- fice of President. I was also active as a member of Men ' s Interhall Council and have at one time or another held offices there. I am a member of Alpha Mu Gamma, honorary language fraterni- ty and President of Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary mathematics society. Among other civic ac- tivities, I have tutored math to lo cal high school students and have put on a number of hypnosis demonstrations for local groups. J 94 PEATURES S t£e4f 7 Hut I have been president of WAA for two years and have participated in intramurals and inter- collegiate volleyball. Other activities include student senate, concert choir, lower board and house council and three semesters as a hall R.A. an vux ScA ie e FEATURES 195 It ' s close enough to be close to home and far enough to be far away from home -that ' s why I ' m here! Beginning with the Social Com- mittee and announcing groups from the stage of Marwick-Boyd Auditorium,.! moved on to join Black Student Union, Student Development, Student Senate, Judiciary Board, various com- mittees and the track team. 7Ut ' PccUcfied ( feitA t deeper At Clarion, I was a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority-serving a year as treasurer. I was also a member of the National Honorary Math Fraternity and WAA. I did serve as a Resident Assistant before I graduated with a B.S. in Elementarv Education-Math. ( £ fde Ktc Here at Clarion, I ' ve played football for two years, lettering as a sophomore. I ' ve been very active as a sports announcer for various events. I am involved with Kappa Delta Pi, the Inter- racial Relations Board Committee and with in- tramurals. Having a major in social studies, my plans for the future include a teaching position, marriage, and a coaching job. Dean Chandler Mary Demchak Vance Hein Nancy Kee Cynthia Leeper Judith Link Elaine Ludovici Deborah Paruso Stephen Schalles David Schell Joseph Sebestyen Anna Smith Cathy Stoner Robert Sykes Pat Young FEATURES 196 CLvVRION STATI£ COIXHCE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ( nacUuttcc t ' f973 FEATURES 197 198 FEATURES FEATURES 199 200 ' FEATLT{ES THc ese f973 Miss Harlev is seated here with her sponsors, Phi Kappa Theta fraternity. The crowning of Miss CSC for 1973. The members of the court were Cindy Frangona, Jeanne Thompson, Joyce Turnbull, and Denise Lecce. FEATURES 201 o I was raised on the Canadian border in Minnesota where the climate and desolate nature of the land first made its impact on my aesthetic and philosophical concepts in regards to con- tempory art such as the piece on this campus. Following three years of study in St. Paul, Minn, at Macalester College I traveled and worked extensively throughout the west, west coast, and Alaska. The end product of these years was an intellectual con- cept which manifested itself in physical work, thinking matters, and the will to build. Following my travels I worked with and or became associated with numerous people across the country who are leaders in contemporary fields of sculpture and architecture. With a B. F. A. from the Kansas City Art Institute and a M. F. A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art this spring I expect to con- tinue to build art and environments for the public. Various other endeavors have included setting up founderies for art schools in Buffalo, studying ceramics at the University of Wisconsin and studying painting with various international painters. It is my sincere hope that this project will leave a stimulating and enhancing contribution to the college as an asset to further man ' s intellectual bounderies. Rolf Westphal 202 FEATURES FEATI;RES 203 204A ' ENANGO I ■ :% VENANGO 205 Ocift 4clmi U4tfuU n. Mr. William E. Vincent Office secretaries - Mrs. Boyles and Mrs. Graham. 206 VENANGO 7Uc% U (XCcdUf Mrs. Lorraine Amsdell. Mrs. Freinces Jones. VENANGO 207 Mrs. Elaine Resler. Mrs. Audean Steward. Mr. Leonard Abate Social Sciences MO t uCUf Mr. Jack Blaine Physics t ,M Miss Elsie Ceruti Librarian A Mr. Frank Clark Speech Mr. John Cliff Math oSA ' ExNANGO Mr. Dalph Cook Biology Mr. Charles Dugan Art Mr. Vincent Curran Health Science Mr. Alastair Crawford Social Sciences Miss Melanie Eiswerth Math VENANGO 209 Mr. Lee Heilman English Mr. Arnold Jeschke English Dr. Allene Masterson Foreign Languages JL l I nOA ' ENANGO Mr. Garrison McCaslin Biolog ' Mr. Glenn McElhattan Chemistr ' Mr. Leonard Pfaff Audio-Visual Aids Mr. John Reinhardt Knglish Dr. Susan Reinhardt Psychology Mr. J. David Samol Geography Mrs. Nancy Sowers Bookstore VENANGO 211 Mrs. Roberta Williams Librarian Mrs. Zelda Young Librarian 9 { Mr. Doyle Knight Security Mr. Jim Bannish Security 212A ' ENANGO ' Re UdeoU Mr. James R. Hamilton. .Senatf members Irom Left to rif;ht, Row-1 Shelia Oesoin, Pam Thompson, Leslie .Scherch, Melissa (iraham. Row-2 Bob Diaz, Chuck Master, and Jim Durst. Missing- Larry Mclouth, Dan Mc-Ciuire, and Dave Wilhelm. Mr. Hamilton-advisor. Senate officers; Leslie Scherch, Sec; Jim Durst, Pres. Missing- Dave Wilhelm, Vice Pres. VENANGO 213 Ac Se ipe ■ 1 ■ 1 C 3 i i? s s31 R B mf m Pvl 9| 3 H9 ' ' V l pIM H HHH Sm k ■H M I H E ' B m ki ttiirifaiiii i V ii m euit Penny Anderson Barb Barton Vince Capuano Michelle Caramela Stanley Cargo Donna DeSera Doro Eskra Mary Jo Esoldo Teri Hopkins Colleen Jeffries Michael Levik Linda Milton Brad Mitchell Debbie Ormay Walter Parson Janet Paxton Cheryl Pifer Ken Show Dan Stewart Roger Wright Thorn Yarnal-Director Mr. Frank Clark-Advisor 214A ENANGO A boltinn moint-nt in The Serpent. A sacrifice is made unto tht Lord. Kvrie-eleison VENANGO 215 e tcut cdca ui The basketball team, from Left to right, Row-1. Dave Wilhelm, Dan Vogen, Tom Holland. Row-2. Darrel Gullen, Ken Gilliland. Dave Ostoich, Mr. Vincent Curran (coach.) Row-3. Vince Capuano, Dan McGuire, Denny McCulla. Although the Vulcans won only two games this season, the cheerleaders and stude nts were always behind them. We would like to wish all the players good luck in the future and also to congratulate Ken for being selected second place All-Star. We are very proud of the entire team. Ken Gilliland, Commonwealth Campus Conference 2nd Place All- Star for 1973. neA ' ENANGO Venango cheerleaders, from left to right are: Cheryl Pifer, Doro Eskra, Susie Reithmiller, Marcy McMillen, Kathv Herbst. and Lisa Bovles. Alternates, from left to right, are: Carol Terwilliger. Michelle Caramela, and Kathv Renolds. VENANGO 217 ptecc4 UH tte dcutt Sophomore Attendant - Julie Mealey. Freshman Attendant - Angela DeStevens. l eUde ' MUtcutt Dan Mortland was an R.A. last semester. 218A NANGO e«uut Dcutce K Vr i ' Hev. vol! wanna dance. Dan turn arnund, we all know that it ' ; ' I ' m really hungrv ' . Making out fall schedules is so much fun. . I ' m not going to tell you again, my facts are right. . VENANGO 219 Su«Ce U i c Gail and Lee, A really happy couple.. ■PiEK -back rides are fun. but thev can hurt the back. 2 0. ' TENANGO Introducing David Lazich ' Criss. VENANGO 221 S pUU e tcut €ice4 J22A ' ENAN ' GO SCcc iCe tt i{e This Physics is impossible. Let me help you find the chapter on Zoology. Hey, I ' ve got news for you, I ' m really studying hard. Now to proofread this mess I8ve just typed. . . % Deep concentration, can ' t decide where to move. . VENANGO 223 SUuCe it Ai Studying Biology is more fun outside. I just don ' t see how I fluncked that quiz. You want a bite of my bacon, lettuce and I tomatoe sandwich. . Rod has this thing for trees. We just love Biology field-trips. 224A ' ENANGO The road is long and endless, but together we ' ll have the strength to endure all things. Unknown VENANGO 225 MATHEMATICS u DR. CROHIN C AI NR. AARON « 0jl. AVERIU no BEZAK II OARHAIAN S; GENDLER ;, MR  ' ' -R « ' ' |R- ■  «■ ici !, . ; . ,J .■ U. ' VV ,-. ' :i : ..I.-- m ■. V- - ' ■lat;ti i?y: l ' iyf ' ' !, ' ■:■ft :; •■. ' .•;■. ;,• ■■: . •: •6 --S ' ; M ■, ' l P s ' 4cUHiHi tnaUo4t Dr. Charles D. Leach Matthew H. Marder 228 Academics Dr. Charles .1. Shontz. Ass ' t. to Dean of Acad. Affairs Dr. Robert H. Baldwin. Dean of Professional Studies Dr. John P. Mellon. Dean of Liberal Arts f4c€tdMUc 4 in .lames D. Moore, Dean of Acad. Affairs Dr. Dana Still. Ass ' t To Dean of Acad Affair.- Mr. Bryce Gray, Ass ' t. to Dean of Acad. Affairs Dr. William McCauley, Dean of Graduate Studies St€i€ieKt l !Un4 Myron Klingensmith Dr. Donald A. Nair Marilynn Mikolusky Barbara Rose Leonard Walton Dr. John Nanovsky 230 Academics f ' KM M .v l Robert C. Segebarth. Director of Financial Aid Dr. John McLain, Director of Research- Learning Center Dr. Roger Hufford, Director of Develop- ment Domenic A. Vallasio, Business Manager Dr. Don Morgan, Assistant Director of Frank Battista, Assistant Director Research- Research-Learning Center, Field Services Learning Center, College Services ,:!t i Dan Graves, Director of Libraries William M. Schell, Computer Center Dr. George R. Lewis, Director of Computer Center Academics 231 4cUtUAAiO tA Walter L. Hart, Director of Admissions Alfred B. Clarke, Ass ' t Director of Ad- missions Alvin S. Kennedy, Ass ' t Director of Ad- Dr. William J. and Placement Director Student Teaching Dr. Ralph Sheriff, Ass ' t. Director of Student Teaching and Placement Philip N. Wallace, Ass ' t. Director of Student Teaching Student eacAlH 232 Academics 4Cu HHi ain William Proudfit, Public Relations William Weidler, Alumni Affairs Peter H. Nachtwey, Assistant Director of Counseling Center Herbert BoUand, Counselor Dorothy Hendricks, Counselor Dr. Charles Blochberger, Director of Counseling Center a€€H4 e£iH Academics 233 ,j mi James D. Moore has been Dean of Academic Affairs at Clarion State College since 1946, but this title really says very little about the place he has filled for more than a quarter of a century. Jim Moore has been so many things besides Dean of the College: member of the mathematics faculty, football scout and assistant coach, director of admissions, scheduling officer, who not only made the schedule but largely determined the courses that would be given in every discipline and their sequence, head resident of Davis Hall when it was a dormitory, director of community housing for students living off campus, director of registration, and from time to time acting president of the college. Besides this broad spectrum of all-college administrative duties, he has for many years been the chief certification officer who has finally approved the preparation and signed the applications of teacher education majors seek- ing Commonwealth teaching certification. Yet this inventory of tasks which he has performed so well does not tell what he has done at Clarion . . . surely not what he has done for the College. For what he has done has not been just in his work but in him, in his presence here, in the presence of a good man, wise and just and kind and reliable beyond doubt, a man all men could trust and respect. f97S vtt Dr. Robert Hobbs, Chairman Charles G. Pearce Andor S. P-Jobb Eugene A. Seelye William E. Grosch William T. Edwards, Jr. Rolf Westp hal : i::..... ■J.L Alfred B. Charley 236 Academics Dr. John E. Williams Dr. J. Robert Moore Dr. Ernest C. Aharrah Academics 237 Dr. Arthur Wichmann Chairman Mr. Joe M. Miller 238 Academics Dr. Dom W. Greco ( AetttUtnief, Wl m m George Wollaston Dr. Olive Bower T 1 kr- — 5 Galen Ober Dr. William R. Sharpe Glenn Keldsen Academics 239 ( H ftC€HiC U K 240 Academics Dr. Richard Metcalf Dr. David Klindienst Dr. Bettv Slater Dr. Earl Siler Richard C. Skinner Dr. John Moorhouse Gail Kenemuth SdcicaUoK Dr. Earl Chalfant Dr. Richard Bradley Walter Koukal Dr. LawTence Smith Academics 241 1 1 HiD Elaine King Dr. Max Nemmer Dr. L.D. Moody Bruce MacBeth Dr. John Arscott Dr. Hugh W. Park Dr. Richard K. Redfern 242 Academics Rafael Diaz v Diaz Jose darcia Carl Caldwell Dr. Robert A. Bays, Chairman Irmgard Hegewald Dr. Alfred E. Junod Dr. Dilara Nikoul:n Academics 243 ( e n t tA4f Dr. Tracv V. Buckwalter, Chairman Margaret Kordecki Robert Crawford Lester Oakes 244 Academics Frank Lignelli, Director of Athletics Charles E. Nanz Donald E. Leas Robert Bubb Karen King Charl.-s KushiviiK Chairmiin Betty Simpson Al A. Jacks Barbara McKenzie i l{ il)crt K. I ' onard Kujjene Sobolewski I M JL John A. Joy -4-l-+4d: •Joseph J. Knowles Ronald Galbreath Frances M. Shope David J. Rooney Stanley R. Zeamer Acadeniics 245 i Untf 246 Acadeinics Imogene Sumner Dr. Edward G. Duffv Charles Economous ij ScCcHce John Luskay Oliver Bcxjth Academics 247 THat ctiteUicA- Thomas Carnahan 248 Academics Melvin Mitchell Dr. Patricia Connor Jack S. Hall Edward Roncone Janet Beri er jr. Academics 249 P UfAiC , Dr. Clifford Keth li.l gjj Dr. Albert R. Exton . ti J 9 itHHnn DeWayne Slaugenhaupt Dr. Mohamed Said 250 Academics Ernest Johnson Acadeniics 251 S %coU Stecdie - Dr. G.A. Konitzky Dr. Eldon K. Somers 252 Academics Dr. Donald Dininnv R. Dennis Hetnck Academics 253 r Dr. David R. Wright. Chairman Dr. Man, ' Hardwick Marlene Fine Speech ( a44ix4teiHic M 4t 4fid 7 e t 5 Alan D. Marston Burke R. Franklin Dr. Charles L. Marlin B V Dr. Bob Copeland 34,Academics 1 . - ii mmmma %U PicCuned Dr. Liuvrenie (iiltbrd, Director College Health Services John S. Shropshire. Admissions Counselor Linda Felicetti William Henry Richard Kooman Harvev VV ' eissman ' Uto Gerald V. Ewing Dr. Alicia Mendoza Paul Mosser Frank Palaggo Dr. Joseph Uzmack Dr. Robert Yoho S ' uf£i4Ji Dr. Zoe Swecker Betty Elza Connie Gamaluddin Eleanor D. Moore Dr. Bernard Vavrek Dr. Lawrence Penny Dr. Jack H. Bertsch Emmett Graybill Jay J. VanBruggen Richard Zallys SfiecieU S CM U  t Joseph Stewart Dr. George Barber Terry Caesar Dr. Gilbert Neiman Henrv Newman Dr. Gwendolyn Bays Dr. Siegfried Chala Dr. Christine Totten ' Jf edCdi. PitfOiMl SiCueaUitK Greg Johnson not pictured by request Academics 255 - ' 7 i utA au I would like to thank all the yearbook staff. Without their help this book would not have been possible. Mr. Myron Klingensmith, Dr. Henry Fueg, and Davor Photo were also instrumental in making this book a success. They too deserve a very special thank you. I would also like to thank Debbie Adams for her invaluable help. Gary W. Clever Editor-in-Chief 1973 Sequelle •. ' ;.P CREDITS m WAUWORTH Mnrceline, Mb., U.S.A.