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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

1976 SEQUELLE Clarion State College Clarion, Pa. Table Of Contents Introduction 3 Gallery 4 Organizations 16 Fine Arts 52 Sports 86 Features 120 Greeks 154 Seniors 180 Faculty 220 Index For All Group Photos 238 Conclusion 239 Editor ' s Message 240 Cover design by Nancy Kurtz, CSC Graphics Introduction: Why did you come to Clarion? Among the several reasons was probably the goal to gain a better education. Most of us will graduate with more knowledge and maybe even more wisdom than when we first entered college. In recognition of the 1976 Bicentennial Celebration, the Sequelle is in- cluding some quotations from a few famous Americans. Hopefully, these words of wisdom on knowledge and wisdom will help you all make it through the next 100 years. - The Editor Gallery , . •SftT ' Wisdom is tlie child of experience. — John F. Kennedy Gallery 5 The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common. - Emerson 6 Gallery Photo by Robin Thomas Gallery 7 We don ' t know one millionth of one per cent about anything. — Thomas A. Edison J ' ' S ' ' ■kl f ' f. •! 8 Gallery Gallery 9 If a man had half as much foresight as he has twice as much hindsight, he ' d be a lot better off. - Robert J. Burdette 10 Gallery Opposite page: Photo by Tony of Davor Photo, Inc. 12 Gallery All I know is what I read in tine papers. — Will Rogers Gallery 13 They know enough who know how to learn. - Henry Adams 14 Gallery Gallery 15 . «. AJt i imii i CLAlieNJTATECgLI OTJ975 TSoLLEGE 1975 COLLEGE 1975 CLARION STATE C O LLEGE 1975 CLARION STATE Organizatio t is the province of knowledge to speak, and it is the privilege 8f wisdom to listen. I — Oliver Wendell Holmes C LARION STATE COLLEGE 1975 5jON state COLLEGE 1975 f ujill ' -t Organizations 17 Can ' t Get Any Hotter WCCB, the campus radio station is now in its fifth year of operation and employs approximately 96 peo- ple. Their format is a blend of the top 40. They broad- cast at 640 AM and 90.0 cable FM. Activities for this group included Disco-Nite, collecting for Children ' s Hospital, and other public relations activities. News Team, L to R, (Row 1) C. Ruffle, M. Dougfierty, C. Grecek, S. Dutzman, B. Porto, K. Shaffer, D. Wilkins, S. Ciraulo, F. Tunno. (Row 2) J. Keck, G. Seymour, S. Wilson, M. Malthaner, D. Smith, N. Zidek, L. (VlcHugh, J. Coyne, J. Marshall, A. Gloekler. (Missing) C. Auxer, A. Avery, M. Babnis, D. Berner, K, Bigley, K. Black, B. Cade, D. Caldwell, G. Caylor, C. Crouch, C. Drevna, D. Cush, G. Dundoy, T. Dolgas, J. Elson, B. Fenton, T. Gen- naccaro, B. Hawthorne, C. Hietrick, L. Jones, B. Keil, M. Maranowski, L. McCann, M. McGuire, M. Metzler, M. Murphy, J. Newkirk, B. O ' Toole, T. Palangio. J. Popson, C. Snodgrass, J. Turcol, J. Vinski, D. Weatendorf, B. White, R. Zeiders. P i4 ' 1 v -l5i,,£„ , Sports Staff, L to R, (Row 1) D. Cochran, S. Kovensky, M. Metzler, D. Heckler, D. Westendorf, K. Kretzler, (Row 2) P. Koch, D. Lupton, T. Dinga. (Missing) C. Snodgrass, R. Weaver, B. Brozovich. DJ ' s, L to R, (Row 1) D. Yourish, T. Zippi, C. Auxer, B. White, K. Zuk, A. Vavra, E. Frontino. (Row 2) J. Newkirk, T. Bagas, G. Seymour, B. Angus, R. Rymarz, M. Maranowski, L. McHugh, C. Crouch. (Row 3) J. Vinski, K. Black, L. Din- ing, K. Pazyniak, S. Zimmerman, G. Brown. (Row 4) M. Dahlmann, D. Lupton, D. Smith, T. Dinga, B. Moore. (Missing) D. Berner, B. Schrader, D. Swoager, G. White, D. Wolfe, J. Kelly, J. Martin, M. Metzler. Executive Board, L to R, (Top) M. Dahlmann, Gen. Manager; D. Lupton, Sports Director; C. Raffle, News Director (Bottom) D. Yourish, Program Director; A. Vavra, Chief Engineer, R. Rymarz, Public Relations. 18 Organizations Individual Events Speaking Team The Individual Events Speaking Program is the public speaking organization on campus. Members compete in persuasive, informative, extemporaneous, afternoon, and impromptu speaking, as well as oral interpretation events at tournaments across the nation. This organization is open to students from any major and provides an opportunity to gain practical experience in the field of speech. L to R, (Bottom row) D. Leece, J. Truxal, M. Neagley, J. Rawski, P. Bagot, F. Sabino. (Row 2) M. Pantano, J. Hager, M. McGuIre, K. Snyder, B. White, B. Reisch, K. Cameron. (Row 3) C. Aharrah, D. Carey. S. McGinley, J. Jackson, S. Zeigler, B. Pottiger. (Row 4) C. Riley, S. Barefoot, M. Morozeki, B. KIrkhoff, J. Gareis, G. Wells, C. Novak. (Top Row) D. Paul, G. Jaber, J. Elmes (Advisor). (Missing) B. Bourne, G. Daum. Organizations 19 Center Board Center Board is the largest programing organization on campus. It is also the policy making board for the two student centers, Harvey Hall and Riemer Center. Activities for Center Board this year are coffeehouses, dances, movies, concerts, Miss C.S.C, 1776, Geoffrey Holder, Jorge Morel, Scotland on Parade, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Maynard Ferguson, Harold Schonberg, Margaret Freedman, Jack Flash, and Gene Roddenberry. Row 1: S. Cassel (Pres.), S. Haines, Hal Wassink, K. Keally (Treas.). Row 2: R. Zema, A. Ferst (Sec), E. Graybill. Row 3: Dr. Nanovsky (Advisor), D. Black, S. Moore, R. Starr, B. Christ. Clarion Call Editor-in-chief: Jane Hess, Features Editor: Diane Lindsay, Co-sports Editors: Jim Carlson, Bob Yeatts, Business Mngr.: Bob Page, Circulation Mngr.: Max Rozum, Head Photographer: Mike Dodds. The Clarion Call is the cam- pus newspaper of CSC and is funded through the student ac- tivity fees and advertising revenues obtained by the staff. The paper is printed as a tabloid form and exists to provide the college community with regular coverage of Issues, events, and opinions. L. to R.-B. Paige, L. A. Yingling, K. Snyder, K. Fullerton, M. Malthaner, K. Stoner, B. Craig, N. Zidek, D. Lindsay, G. Smith, M. Rozum, M. Pinksaw, J. Hess, Absent-J. Carlson, B. Veatts, M. Dodds. 20 Organizations Debate Team The debate team researches the national debate topic and attends tournaments at different schools to debate the resolution. In addition to debating on the National Resolu- tion, the debate team takes part in off-topic debates at various colleges during the fall and spring semesters. The team travelled to tournaments at the following schools during the spring semester: Old Dominion University, Marietta College, Ther College of William and Mary, Kent State University, Southern Connecticut State College, Junior Varsity Nationals and Debate Association of Pa. Colleges Tournament. L. to R.-J. Smith, K. Kifer, Dr. Hufford, K. Lemon. C. Courogen, K. Norl, S. McGinley, B. Wolbert, R. Leeper, B. Dunst. T. Roden. Spanish Club Spanish Club was established in the spring semester of 1974 at C.S.C. by members and their advisor, Mr. Ragael Diaz y Diaz. Their aim was to promote an interest in Spanish and HIspano-american languages, literature, and culture. Activities for Spanish Club this year included a slide presentation of Spain and the Alpha Mu Gamma Christmas party. Row 1: Prof. Rafael Diaz y Diaz (sponsor). C. Flye (sec), D. Bax, D. Harr (V.P.). Row 2: P. Uskuraitis, L. Kessler, D. l cCormick, J. Mason, M. Long, J. Van Alstine (Pres.), B. Nervell. Absent: G. Smathers, T. Riker, S. Hannum, R. Fuda, R. Himes, K. McGervey, S. Clement. Organizatlons 21 Geographical Society The CGS was formed to promote an in- terest in tile subject of cultural and physical geography. Activities included guest speakers, a slide show, a planetarium show, and fieldtrips. One of the organization ' s highlights of the year was the bringing of Gene Roddenberry, creator of Star Trek, to Clarion. Front Row: L. Gasparto, D. Manko (Pres.), Ms. Kordecki, M. Rozum. Back Row: Y. Sui Sun, R. Guhl, Mr. Humphrey, Dr. Shirey, Y. Brown (V.P.), K. Mehlmauer, N. Kelley, M. Namoski (Treas.), Absent: K. McGoun. Archaeological Association The Clarion State College Archaeological Association was founded in 1964 to give students an opportunity to participate in archaeological research conducted by the Archaeological Laboratory at Clarion. In the past years the Association has sponsored field trips, lectures, exhibits and museum visits. Membership is open to all students in- terested in archaeology. Meetings are held monthly and field trips are organized as weather permits. First Row: L. Kammerer, S. Hannum, A. Lausch. Second Row: C. Banks, G. Everly, J. Eshlemen. Third Row: L. Sommerville, M. Long, J. Van Zanvoord, E. Wildauer, M. Pieffer. Fourth Row: D. Zmoda, R. Walter. Fifth Row: B. Schoendorf, A. Rice, K. Davis, Dr. Konitsky, Dr. Straffin, A. Coudriet, B. Tidd. 22 Organizations Bios Club The Bios Club is an organ- ization made up of students from a variety of academic disciplines thiat demonstrate an interest in biology. Each semester a major and minor field trip is made to some bio- logical area of interest. Not only are field trips a function of the club, but speakers are invited to give presentations. Row 1: unknown, D. Davidson, K. Diana, S. Wilson, B. Miller. Row 2: P. Carasone, B. Burns, N. Jacisin, G. Berg. Row 3: K. McGoun, P. Berg, M. Taylor, R. Thomas, S. Hall, D. Daut. Pre-Med Club The Pre-Med Club was fou- nded four years ago to provide an organization for people who were in the pre-med, allied health, pre- dental, and related fields to get to- gether to learn about current tre- nds in their chosen field. The membership is open to anyone who is a student of the college and has an interest in the med- ical field. They have had several speakers and a film pre- sentation. They hold monthly bus- iness meetings followed by a spe- aker or a film. Bottom Row - M. Kozelski, N. Jacisin (Sec.-Treas.), J. Kouach, B. Cramer, M. Lounsburg. Top Row - D. Daut, D. Hopperstead, M. McCord, M. McCreary, G. Marshall (Pres.), D. Conrad, H. Oziegbe (V.P.), S. Hayden. Organizations 23 Fubars The Fubars are not an organization or sorority. They do sponsor a twelve year old girl from Thailand through the Christian Children ' s fund. They ' re active in intramural sports such as volleyball. The group ' s main purpose is to enjoy themselves and have fun while they ' re together at Clarion. Row 1: F. Tunno, S. Kimmel, D. J. Mack, S. Bisset. Row 2; S. Akers, L. Cole, N. Chittester, B. Angus. Row 3: C. Gollins, K. Howe, K. Pilston, W. Iwanyshyn. Row 4: D. Wilkins, D. Walker, M. Spickler, C. Canterna. Absent: S. Leaky, S. Flick, M. J. Huber, K. Nilson. P.S.E.A. Student Pennsylvania State Education Assoc- iation seeks to develope and cultivate such des- irable professional qua- lities as leadership, char- acter, and scholarship among prospective tea- chers engaged in their pre- service preparatory work. The organization is unique in that it has the possibility of providing active part- icipation in local, state, and national educational asso- ciations. Membership is encouraged for college stu- dents in all curicula. Row 1: Dr. Kenennuth, D. Murphy, J. Knee, T. Gallo, D. Jones, unknown, L. Zawrotny, D. Strawoet, N. Bloomquist, C. Sulkowski, R. Martin, M. Henderson, C. Ellermyer. Row 2; D. Sweeny, P. Robins, B. Haugh, S. Stimmel, S. Gearhart, S. Schrecker, V. Rozic, J. Himes, T. Johnson, B. Stohr, K. Hall, S. Ross. Row 3: unknown, P. Berg, W. Warrick, R. Dunst, E. Demchack, R. Walthour, T. Sandstrom, M. Andrejco. 24 Organizations Back. L. to R. moving to front: G. Seymore. D. Bell. P. Glaub, J. Rae. L. McHugh. A. Halo. D. Trudgen. D. LaBoda. D. Presutti. J. Saka. D. Mihalik. P. Knight, W. Barton, J. PInnocle. L. Rizzone. B. Marshall. S. Dutzman. E. R. Simpson. M. Boythe. C. Suikowskl. E. Shuey. K. Koppel, K. Maus, K. Stilp. C. Gollins, D. Plutt, C. Supplee. D. Vinansky, S. Marttala, S. McGreevy. L. Helsel. NSSHA The National Student Spe- ech and Hearing Assoc, is op- en to all students interested in various communications dis- orders. Last year, a two day symposium was held and ha- iled as one of the best in the organization ' s history. Dur- ing this year, the organ- ization held monthly mee- tings with featured speakers. In conjunction with CEC, they held a Christmas party for the clinic and special education children. Two field trips were made, one in the fall, the ot- her in the spring. A number of members also attended the national convention in Wash- ington, D.C. MENC Music Educators National Conference Student Chapter seeks to acquaint students with the mu- sic education profession through workshops, programs, performing groups, and discussions planned by the chapter throughout the year. MENC also assists the Music Dep- artment with various projects. Membership is open to any full- time student interested in the tea- ching of music. Top Row: L. Adams. P. Cancilla, K. Murray, T. Douglas, J. Swiderski, Z. Zembower, J. Link, T. Krieger, M. Moshler, J. Shaw, N. Faust, P. Korones. Next Row: J. Lesnick. B. Kemp, J. Groff, J. March. K. Sikorski. 8. Sampsell. K. Reck. Row 2: B. Leasher. T. Hollls, D. Santini, P. English. B. Cave. S. Webster, B. Weimann, C. Fehlman. Front Row: M. Nardone, M. Cremi, D. Honsacker, E. Piter. B. Brinkly. G. Anthor, P. Wilmot, M. Wooding. Organizations 25 Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is the National Honor Society in Forensics. Students earn a right to membership in Pi Kappa Delta by participation on the Clarion Debate Team. First Row: Ms. Elmes (Advisor), IVI. Neagley, J. Jackson. Second Row: S. McGinley, S. Barefoot. Third Row: Dr. Hufford (Advisor), B. Reiscti, M. Morozel . M. Pantano. S.E.T. S.E.T. was initiated in 1972 and has provided a creative outlet to both undergraduate and graduate students interested in various types of television production. This year S.E.T. was in- volved in several productions. In these productions, various members of the administration were interviewed by students. Also, they helped with the production of a publicly aired television exercise show. Starting from the top: G. Palis, S. Padadak, 0. Burch, C. Bigley (Admin. As), D. Weaver, J. Downing (Admin. As.), A. Sadar, P. fvlurphy, L. Reed (Prod. Mngr.), J. Showers, J, Smith (Prog. Dir.), G. fVlacLean, K. Lemon, P. Haller (Pro. Distrib. Dir.), D. Westendorf, J. fvlarrone (Gen. Mngr.). 26 Organizations Clarion International Association The Clarion International Assoc, was organized in September, 1970. The membership is open to all persons-students, non-students, and faculty-foreign or American, in- terested in international relations. The main purposes of the organization are to promote better understanding among people of all nations, to in- troduce and share international customs and cultural backgrounds, to help foreign students who come to Clarion, and to aid CSC in es- tablishing a possible exchange program with colleges abroad. Standing; B. Edgal, B. lyalekhue, H. Oziegbe, O. Omorodion. R. Mazadu. J. Kambouras. R. Asfour. Sit- ting: Ms. B. Rose. A. Utah. H. Sun, L, Amure. Psychology Club The Psychology Club is a student-centered organization, whose objective is to create and stimulate in- terest in the field of psychology. Membership is open to any interested student. Meetings are held bi- monthly, with special events throughout the year. First Row: Dr. Moore, J. Schmidt, J. Kearns, T. Cianci. Second Row: K. Hindman. G. Seymour. J. Pin- nock. Third Row: L. Caldwell, B. Weinell. C. Pecora. J. Salensky, Fourth Row: unknown, A. DeMartino. C, Brown, unknown, C. Walters, R. Mulholland, B. Tidd. Organizations 27 Psi Chi Psi Chi is the National Hon- or Society in Psychology. The aim of this organization is to advance the science of psychology and to encourage, stimulate, and main- tain scholarship of the individual members of all fields, particularly psychology. Clarion was chartered and recognized by the national office on April 16,1975. Chapter membership requires being a psychology major or minor with an overall Q.P.A. of at least 2.7, and Q.P.A. in psy- chology of at least 3.0 Bottom Row: T. Cianci, T. Mohney, E. Pifer, S. Reich, B. Tidd. Middle Row: J. Kearns (Pres.), J. Pinnocl , J. Salensl y (Sec). Top Row: Dr. Thornton (Advisor), B. Weinell (V.P.), J. Schmidt, G. Seymour. Brothers And Sisters Incorporated steps First Row: D. Alston, E. Tate, T. Hunter, C. McGill. Second Row: F. Garth, P. Purifoy, M. Koon, T. Wright Third Row: J. Lester, K. Carter, B. Dudley, G. Benjamin. Fourth Row: E. Price. Fifth Row: T. Shephard. Standing, First Row: E. Williams. Second Row: J. Newkirk, P. Hudson, B. Johnson, L. Smith, A. Ray. Third Row: S. Caldwell, J. Books, B. Hawthonwe. Fourth Row: M. Cornelius, J. Jones, C. Simon, L King, J. Gomez, A. Wilkerson. Fifth Row: J. Scott, T. Lewis. Sixth Row: H. Lee. 28 Organizations Clarion Outing Society First Row: K. Gaughan, E. Brown, J. Bonello, G. Brinsfield, C. Crosson, unknown. P. Futryk. Second Row: L. Becker. M. Sandberg, unknown, C. Rosin, unknown, F. Tunno. Third Row: B. Springsteen, B. Toole, S. Hannum. A. Patella. Fourth Row: unknown, J. Doran, B. Dylan. M. Kelly, J. Wielgomas, J. Downing. Fifth Row: T, Hall, R. Weiser, J. Eicher, B. Johnson, B. McArdle. unknown. . £ . ,Tf 0 . 4 . I ... t ■ ■ History Club The History Club was formed to promote explor- ation into the various periods of history, including local his- tory, and to provide a social outlet between history-inter- ested students and faculty. Meetings are held each mon- th, and programs usually consist of guest, student, or faculty speakers, field trips, and movies. Any interested student may become a mem- ber of the organization. First Row: Dr. Snyder, B. Dunst, R. Martin, M. Master, D. Sacolic. Second Row: L. Summerville, L. Gill, L. Dilling, B. Lee, C. Dushac, B. Seman, J. Dougherty. Third Row: B. Emerick, V. Roberts, D. McAllonis. Organizations 29 Beta Chapter Beta Chapter is a collegiate branch of the International Organization of the Rainbow for Girls. During the year they sent Christmas cards to servicemen and collected cancelled stamps. Other activities included making bean bags for the children in Clarion Hospital and visiting Grandview Home and Clarion Hospital. , , hi Beta Alpha Phi Beta Alpha was es- ablished to honor those students n the Business program who lave achieved high scholastic ;tanding. Membership is ex- ended to students with Junior or senior standing and an overall 3.P.A. of 3.2. B. Jeffreys, S. Gearhart, S. Rairie, B. Anderson Row 1 (Back): Dr. P. S. Akolekar, Dr. Tu, Miss T. Latanic, R. James, M. Teisi, M. Smigielski, J. Hurley, P. Blinn, Dr. A. Wichman. Row 2; A. Utah, J. Fox, G. Dicky, P. Durisin, R. Scliweinsburg, K. Franey, S. Totfi, K. Bailey, Dr. W. Ross. Row 3 (Front): Dr. T. Vernon, C. Reck, Mr. D. Stewart, R. Datt, B. Prazenica, K. Percic, M. Graham, R. Custer. 30 Organizations Marketing Association Row 1 (Front): T. Massaglla, J. Fox, L. Bleloski, J. Gadzala. S. Thatcher, B. Noel, K. Bailey, M. Anderson, T. Kroh, J. Keck, J. Smigielski. M, Sisk, D. Hunter. Row 2: D. Miaqulis, M. Abt, K, Abraham, Unknown, C. Crummy, K. Vanatt, J. Cleland, B. Good, J. Welsch. B. Fandl, K. Blitz. Row 3 (Back): R. Maloy, T Walker, B. Stoddart, B. Locke, T. Rogers. T. Valentine, M. Smigielski. J. Bowser, C. Crouch, M. Yaros. B.S.U. The B.S.U. was organized and chartered in January of 1971 and has been worl ing toward making Clarion more relevant for black students. The function of the B.S.U. is to create an atmosphere in which black stu- dents, as well as ail C.S.C. and community, can bring cultural, social, political and academic changes to C.S.C. Row 1 : E. Tate. R. Lee. F. Garth. L. Baltimore, A. Ridley, M. Hubbard, L. Johnson, W. Bender, C. Simon. Row 2: C. Russell, T. Hunter, S. Biggs, G. Adams, C. Williams. K. Bethea, M. Young, C. Sheffield. A. Epps, W. Hudson, D. Campbell, Y. Williams. Row 3: R. Johnson, H. Darden, M. Jones, D. Patterson, T. Tillman. D. Brown, C. Duke, R. Rue. G. Adams, J. Beddard. D. Morehead. P. Hudson. C. Golbourne. A. Leach. S. Stroy, A. Pegler, H. Coston, D. Spieer. Row 4: F. McNair, C. Stanbach, E. Maxwell, W. Johnson. Organizations 31 Accounting Club The accounting club is a relatively new club which was organized in 1973. This club provides the service of preparing income tax returns for anyone and assisting with the Career Day sponsored by the Career Planning and Placement. Other highlights for the year included a speaker from the General Ac- counting Office of the U.S. Government and a field trip to an accounting symposium in Pittsburgh, Pa. C.E.C. Council for Exceptional Children fosters professional attitudes toward exceptional people and provides informa- tion concerning services for exceptional individuals, their families and their teachers. Their activities included par- ties for these children, movies, and a booth at the Autumn Leaf Festival. Bottom Row: M. Frick, L. Lanusky, J. Bennett, M. Norris, K. Martin, A. Irlbacker, K. Brouthers, P. Durisin, C. Franey, C. Raven, K. Percic. Second Row: S. Glass, C. Reck, M. Mochan, K. Henricks, P. Ditillo, D. Ignasiak, J. Miller, B. Weiland, B. Fowler, N. Messer, J. Hermanson. Top Row: G. Kreisher, J. Hummel, B. Work, D. Howell, D. Daubenspeck, B. Clark, J. Bowser. Bottom Row: D. Ormay, B. Morris, J. Norton, J. Dunenas, S. Dudenas, W. Wohkolich, D. Peterson. Top Row: S. Schrecker, B Marsh. T. Perez, S. Taylor, P. Adams, R. Woods, M. Holcomb. 32 Organi2ations Alpha Mu Gamma Top Row R A. Bays. L. Martindale, J- McDevitt, R, Chaney. Middle Row: C Glozik, M, Chamberlain, K Herbst, M. Hensler. M. Nestich, V. Smothers, V Schmeltzer, M Korom. Bottom Row P Leone. T. Leisey Alpha Mu Gamma is the National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society. Membership is open to out- standing students in French, German, Russian and Spanish, as well as to Foreign students, whether or not they are actually specializing in a Foreign language. Each spring the society seeks to foster international friendship and understanding by celebrating Foreign Language Week. This year. Alpha Mu Gamma spon- sored a film festival during Foreign Language Week. Organizations 33 Lambda Sigma Lambda Sigma is a local honorary fraternity of those students majoring in Library Information and Media Science. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and further the professional knowledge of its members. The organization provides for an atmosphere for the exchange of ideas, and experience in the prac- tical application of the theory of librarianship. Among the various ac- tivities are field trips, programs for freshmen and incoming students in L.S., and assistance in the library in the Research Learning Center. Row 1: J. Marrone. S. A. Dabbas. K. Fullerton, J. Means. D. Servey, A. Wilson, B. Fanning, S. Harmon, C. Sangston, M. Miller, J. Kusma. Row 2: L. Shaffer, L, Smith, D. Burtnett, L. Stopp, D. Ahlstrom, D. James, J. McQullkIn, P. Gallagher, V. Roberts, G. Miller, J. Brown, T. Suppa. Row 3; B. Emerick, G. TobbacchI, S. Jones, S. Smith, V. Cranmer, N. Smith, A. RIchey, C. Stoner, L. Stephens, B. Haugh, B. Anderson, J. McCarty. Row 4: P. Yohe, M. J. Tooney, L. Speer, K. Anderson, W. Smith, S. Panno, S. Carmody, S. Helsel, M. Miller, A. Ball, M. A. Danday. 34 Organlzatlons Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon is the national mathematics honorary fraternity. Membership is open to superior students in mathematics, whether or not they are majoring in mathematics. The organization was established to promote scholarly activity and interest in all fields of mathematics among the general college community. Top center clockwise: Mr. R, Engle, N. Basso, L. Martindale. D. Scott. S. Wheeler, R. Kish, N. Compernole. nvestment Club Row 1; J Speer, F. Coco. Row 2: Dr. C. Townsend, J. Furtney, Dr. C. Choi. B. Bell. Not shown: T. Huber, F. Lebda. E. Andora, K. Percic. M. TIesi, D. Woods, P. Koch, P. Esworthy. Organi2ations 35 Ski Club The Clarion State College Ski Club functions tor the sole purpose to ski. However, the club does not teach skiing. The student is encouraged to ski with the club, buy his own equipment, and to take lessons for his own safety and enjoy- ment from certified ski area in- structors. The Ski Club is open to any registered student of the college. Seated: unknow, D. Davidson, unknown, unknown. Standing: K. McKittrick, J. Skeliy, A. Bomberger, un- known. Black Campus Ministry Top to bottom: Y. Williams, P. Hudson, R. McCoy, C. Dyke. Mrs. Payne. W. Scott. M. Hubbard, T. Tillman. 36 Organizations Kappa Delta Pi Row 1: M Thompson. L. Smith. N. Skinner, M, Hensler. L. Bollenbacher. Row 2: A, Valach. L. Gartner. Row 3: N. Compernolle. T. Enzian, E. Pifer, D. Cherish, S. Wheeler. J. Morton. M. K. Sargeson. Row 4: B. Guntrum, S. McBride. J. McDevitt. C Weaver. G, Auxer. M. McDermott. Row 5: B. Schwab. P. Woods. B. Mattern, R. Kish. C. Shank, B. McKin- nis. Kappa Delta Pi is a Society. Membership is student must attain a overall college work. On individual remains a m welcome to attend m chapters in the United sponsors meetings and National Honorary Education by invitation. To be eligible, a high academic rating in his ce elected to membership, an ember for life. A member is eetings of any of the 311 States. The Clarion Chapter activities of timely interest. Organizations 37 German Club Row 1: M. Hibshman. G. Porr, M. Korom, R. Newton, S. Stimel, B. Huet. Row 2: B. Chaney, C. Jerrentrup, C. Metz, V. Schmeltzer, B. Haugh, M. Wilson. The German Club opens up many facets of traditional and contemporary German culture. Activities include several festivals throughout the year. 38 Organlzations A.C.E.I. The Association of Childhood Education Inter- national was established this year. Activities includ guest speakers and various projects. Row 1: S. McBride. P Drobac, S. Schmidt, N. Skinner, J. Oshnock, G, Brindle, Row 2: L. Smith, D. Becker, Dr. Caplan, M. Kelly, M. Englert, B. Ruby, D. Hughes. Organizations 39 Sequelle Staff Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Organizations Coeditors Fine Arts Coeditors Features Editor Greel s Editor Seniors Editor Faculty Editor Major Photography By: Robin Thomas Wade Guisbert Keith Ward Davor Photo, Inc., Philadelphia Robin Thomas Ann Gloekler Kim Owatt Mary Beth Decker Susan Martell Diane Presutti Kathy Erb Sharon Argast Joan Marshall Jackie Melillo Front: R. Zanaglio, C. Dushac, K. Owatt. Back: J. Marshall, S. Argast, M. Demchak, A. Gloekler, R. Thomas, P. Carlin, J. Slavik, M. B. Decker, D. Presutti, J. Matzel, K. Erb, J. Melillo. 40 Organizations r The Sequelle, in case you hadn ' t noticed, is the college ' s yearbook. Our staff is comprised of students from any major field of study and from any class level. Some assistance is available to the staff in preparing the book, but the great majority of the work is done en- tirely by the students. There are a variety of jobs in this operation including: editor-in-chief, assistant editor, photography editor, section editors, photographers, and staff positions (layout workers, typists, errand runners, etc.). Although previous experience is helpful, it is not always required to become an active member of the staff. Our office is in the basement (Room 015) of Harvey Hall. The 1976 staff hopes that you will enjoy this year ' s Sequelle and would like to wish everyone success in the coming year. Organizations 41 Student Information «Sfc - - ' jp-t Student Senate The Student Senate is the official representative voice of the student body. All funds from the Clarion Student Association pass through this organiza- tion to be distributed for student activities. Recognition of student organizations, starting new committees, and appointing students to existing committees are all functions of Student Senate. Left to right: B. Emerick, D. Bell, G. Brinsfield, M. Wilson, V. Smith, D. Reeves, M. Henderson, B. Nickell. Row 1: J. Speers, D. J. Bevevino (Vice pres.), P. J. Magaro (Pres.). Row 2; M. Miller, S. Barefoot, M. A. Schuetz, M. Pantano, L. Fittro (Sec). Row 3: C. Coryea, R. Morton, S. Hetrick, D. Bell, Z. Karns, D. Yohman, L. Bashline, Mr. Klingensmith. 42 Organizatlons Business Association The purpose of the Business Association is to give students insight into the business world. Members do not have to pursue a business degree, but must have an interest in a non-theory approach to business. The organization also tries to bring the senior members recruiters from the business world. The officers are Patrick Smith - president, Jean Hermanson - vice-president. Barb Fowler - treasurer, and Jeffrey Johnson - secretary. Row 1: M. McAuoy, G. Duespohl, M. Penco, H. Coston, M. Mochan, M. Mariacher, J. Keck, P. Dursin, C. Reck. Row 2: T. Hennesy, M. Anderson. V. Sedleck, unknown, S. Thaner. M. Norris, J. Harris. C. Franey, C. Raven. Row 3: J. Zahnor, Louise, R. Wieser, D. Ewing, S. Class. B. Weiland, S. Thatcher, B. Paige, M. Robinson. Row 4: K. Percie, D. Lutz, N. Messer, R. Dechant, unknown. Row 5: unknown, B. Clark, J. Hermanson. B. Fowler, K. Brouthers, M. Tiese. Organizations 43 The Role Of Organizations At CSC, What have you done since you ' ve been at Clarion State College, Clarion, Pa.? If you didn ' t drop out or flunk out, you must have done some serious studying. This is obviously an important part of college life. 44 Organizations Organizations 45 ■ ' i -v3 But, what did you do in your free time and on weekends? Were you one of ttie many students wlio Inelped to give Clarion the l nickname, the suitcase college ? Maybe you were one of the lucky people who discovered that although there is never anything to do at Clarion, there are some really good lec- tures, concerts, and shows on campus. 46 Organizations Organizations 47 48 Organizations S ' 6 J? ■ You may have been ambitious enough to become involved with a sport, intramurals, or a frat or sorority. Perhaps, however, you are one of those students who is still looking for something, and you don ' t think you can satisfy that need with just shows, sports, greeks, and weekend trips home. r ' ' i Organi2ations 49 50 Organizations What can you do to make college life more exciting and meaningful? Well, if you are one of those famous people under the senior 76 section, it ' s a little late to do anything. But, if you are still at CSC, you just may solve your problem by becoming more involved! This campus offers more organizations and special interest groups than you might think. Each one has members who probably have more in common with you than other students, and most groups are supported with CSA funds from your activity fee. So, why not get a little more out of what Clarion has to offer by joining one or two campus organizations? It will be well worth your time and money! Organizations 51 Fine Arts Raphael paints wisdom, Handel sings it, Phidias carves it, Shakespeare writes it, Wren builds it, Watt mechanizes it. - Emerson Brass Choir Row 1: 1, to r. S. Thompson, B. Leasher, H. Tartalone, K. Sherk, Row 3: J. Shilling, J. Hulburt. Z. Zennbower, K. Bintrim, K. Sikorski, Dr. 2; J. Schmidt, R. Johnsonston, R. Knight, K. Glass, P. Cancila, Row Dean Farnham. 54 Fine Arts Alpha Psi Omega Row 1 I. to r.: F. Sabino, M. Morozek. J. McQuilkin, D. Paulson, B. Bender, Row 2: D. Lecce, B. Reisch, M. Pantano, Row 3: C. Novak, A. Fierst, Row 4: J. Haynes, B. Patells, R. Fischer, Row 5: D. Paul. Not Pictured; W. McCurdy, F. Mielo, G. Jaber, J. Colligan, B. Pottlger, B. Bourne, B. Nesbitt, W. Parson. Orchestra Row 1, I. to r.: K. Reck, M. Cremi, A. Mele, Dr. George Barber, D. Gibbs, S. T. Gottschal, Row 3: B. Estep, J. Hall, Dr. Isaac Ostrow, D. Domhoff, C. Thelin, Row 2: P. Cancilla, J. Lingie, J. Lesnick, R. Knight, Mrs. M. Ostrow, Frank. Row 1. I, to r.: S Hawn, T. Voyvodich, B. Weinmann, C. Banks. C VanMeter. K. Cnssy. B, Cave. D. Hershiser. B, Hook. Row 2: Mrs. D Zer- by. Dr. Francis Greco, unidentified, Row 3: S. Thompson. H. Tartalone. K. Sherk. L. Roch. J. Schmidt. Lab Jazz Band r - ■■- ffei Si i ; 1-1 T Row 1, 1, to r.: D. Young, J. Schmidt, M. Bandzej, Row 2: R. Ravotti, J. Rex Mitchel, P. Robins, C. Fehlman, K. Vergith, L. Beggs, J. Van M. Smith, P. English, L. Tower, J. Shaw, R. Reefer, J. Huiburt, Z. Arsdale, R. Knight, K. Glass, P. Korones. Zembower, V. Manella, B. Estep, B. School, K. Sikorski, Row 3; Dr. Opera Work Shop Row 1 , I. to r.: Dr. Patricia Connors. D. Honsacker. D. Consldine. E. Pifer, A. Grissinger, J. Masters. D. Morris, Row 2: N. Faust. B. Kemp. J. March, K. Murray, E. Anderson, S. Mong, Row 3: W. Evans, M. Nardone, J. Link, C. Perman, T. Douglas, J. Van Zandvoord, T. Mollis, Z. Zembower, D. Burdett, V. Schmelzer. C. Shank. L. to r.: M. Maricher, D. Lecce, A. Patella, J. McQuillan, J. Haines, M. Pantono. M. Morozich, D. Paul, B. Lesher, J. Howell, S. Nelson, F. Sabine, D. Paulson, P. Hundson, D. Chesnet. College Players Clarion State College Percussion Ensemble John M. Floyd, Conductor L. TO R.. E. Livengood. D. Young, M. Smith. John M. Floyd, M. Vanek, F. Delmonte, J. Schmidt, M. Bandzej, L. Koch, B. Kemp, J. Shilling. P, Rehwaled, T. Krieger Fine Arts 61 Tau Beta Kappa L. to R., Row 1: S. Webster, B. Laub, G. Roberts, P. Robins, P. Wilmont, T. Krieger, C. Frank, Row 2: S. Lackey, D. Trudgen, D. Santini, J. Groff, P. English, S. Gearheart, B. Muthler, M. Wooding, B. Cave, M. Kurtz, Row 3: L. Adams, P. Cancilla, B. Christie, C. Black, D. Shakley, H. Tartalone, D. Ahlstrom, S. Sampsell, K. Reck 62 Fine Arts P H ' I H j p ' Inl l v K H fi M-— V f- L _nv3««Vi£ij4. ' r ' : s ' Formal And Informal Activities At M. B. Fine Arts Center. . . Fine Arts 65 mss. HclitK a :: upihn)e own SfJ Pot Shots Fine Arts 69 John Brown ' s Body Cast Steven Nelson Actor A David Berner Actor B Becky Bourne Actress C Wells McCurdy Captain Darrell Paul Mr. Mate Tom Harrity Jack Ellyatt Gregory Brown Clay Wingate Bill Bender John Brown Jeannie Gundel Sophy Michelene Panto Sally Dupre Dave Westerdorf Ellyat Father Barbara Nagy Ellyat Mother Joe Scott Spade Yvette Williams Slave Woman George J. Jaber .° Luke Breckinridge Gary Watkins Jim Breckinridge Shirley Fisher Melora Vilas Sally Belshaw Mary Lou Wingate Diane Lynn Ruhlman Lucy Weatherby C.S.C. Madrigal Singers Chorus Practicing Musicians 72 Fine Arts Lysistrata Cast Lysistrata Mickey Pantano Kleonike Jan McCauley Myrrhine IVlary Neagley Lampito Teresa Allen Ismenia M. C. Gensheimer Koryphaios of Men Steve Nelson Old Men Dave Evancho Mark Metzler Fred Mielo Koryphaios of Women Pamela Brock Old Women Cheryl Loy Jackie Howell Maryjo Ross Commissioner Mike Levick Policemen Brian Lesher Policemen Frank L. Sabino Keith Shaffer John Smith Three Women Barbara Kirkoff Deni Baber Sandy Barefoot Kinesias George J. Jaber Slave Darrell Paul Spartan Ambassador Bill Nesbitt Athenian Warriors Jeff Klepper Albert Latronica Don Socrates A! Pizzurro Spartan Warriors Frank Puleo Sparton Warriors Craig Snodgrass Peace Jeri Wilson 74 Fine Arts Fine Arts 75 CSC Presents Quality Theater Fine Arts 77 Dames At Sea M ' r l in Behind The Scenes Stalag 17 82 Fine Arts CAST S.S. Guard Frank Sabino Stosh George J. Jaber Harry Shapiro Fred Mielo Price Dale G. Paulson Herb Gordon Wells McCurdy Hoffman Joe Golligan Sefton Craig Snodgrass Duke Ed Dimmerling McCarthy Dave Evancho Homey Darrell Paul Marko Bart Moore Corporal Schultz Bill Bender Dunbar Albin Sadar Reed Mark Menzler Peterson Brian Lesher Red-Dog David Berner German Captain Adam Weiss Geneva Man Steve Nelson Fine Arts 83 CAST Leporello Tom Douglas Bill Evans Don Giovanni Milutin Lazich Donna Anna Rene Carnevali The Commendatore Gary Daum John Meeder Don Ottavio Jeff Link Donna Elvira Malina Nardone Karen Murray Vicl i Schmelzer Zerlina Deb Honsal er Dianne Gonsidine Shelby Mong Masetto John Meeder Charles Shanl 4 Servants Don Weible Dean Morris Doug Wilder Jeff Best Peasants, demons of hell Members of the chorus Fine Arts 85 ee spofts Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time. -Theodore Roosevelt nm cwEN sports 87 SCORES Clarion State over Grove City - forfeit Clarion State Clarion State Clarion State Clarion State Clarion State Clarion State Clarion State Indiana U. of Pa. . 5 3 Geneva 2 3 Allegheny 6 5 Westminster .... 2 1 Allegheny 8 3 Mercyhurst 2 2 Mercyhurst 3 88 Sports Women Netters Complete 2nd Season Front Row: A. Bomberger. S. Smith, P. J. Magaro, V. Wise, D. Miller. Row 2: S. Gill. S. Kardish, D. Zigerall, V. Soldo, K. McDermott, M. Colteryahn. Row 3: Miss Clay, K. Miller, J. Kulies, B. Nicholas, L. Soeder, B. Christie, T. Riker, A. Cosalter, B. Simpson. Sports 89 Runners Pound Pavement SCORES Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion State 15 State 16 State .... 27 State 35 State 15 State 21 State 16 State 15 State 99 State 99 State . . 99 State 48 State . . 27 Lock Haven 43 Baptist Bible 43 Shippensburg ... 29 Bloomsburg 24 Lock Haven 50 California 38 St. Bonaventure . . 44 Canisius 46 Slippery Rock .... 31 Indiana 32 Shippensburg . . 116 Edmboro ... .18 Akron 28 ItN fgM Front Row: D. Miller, S. Harwick. M. Dougherty, J. Newkirk, J. Nichols, G. Fielder, J. Turchol. Row 2: B. Breniman, M. Schieberl, R. Martin, J. Linebach, B. Beck, W. O ' Conner, J. Goss, G. Smith. 90 Sports Women Volleyers Sock It To ' Em :-■■ A ' - ' § TTWWfc m ■ ' ■■l .t.M wi •- BttiK. B ' Scores CSC . . .15,15 Gannon 2. 4 CSC ...15,15 Mercyhurst 7, 2 CSC . . .15,15 Allegheny 4, 5 CSC . . .15,15 Allegheny 11, 2 CSC . . .15,15 Thiel 6, 7 CSC . . ,15,15 Villa Maria 8, 2 CSC 3,15 Indiana 15, 7 CSC . . .13,13 Pitt 15,15 CSC. ..15, 13 GroveCity 11,15 CSC 9, 5 Slippery Rock .. 15,15 CSC . . . .2,12 Edinboro 15,14 CSC . . .15,15 Hiram 6, 8 CSC . . . .9,15 Thiel 15,17 CSC ...15,15 West Liberty ...11, 5 CSC ...15,15 Slippery Rock .. 13, 6 CSC ...15,15 West Minster ... .4, CSC . . .15,15 Gannon 1, 6 CSC . . .15,15 Behrend 6, 6 CSC . . .15,15 Villa Maria 3,12 Row 1 D Wellmon. K Crisman. H. Dalkiewicz, J DiMarzio. Row 2 J Janssen, B, Sadowy, L. Gearhard. D Larson. G Weller. P. Abbarno, Row 3: S, Schmidt, C, Nardone, J. Pore. M Girardat. S Weyel Sports 91 Sharpshooters Capture Winning Season Dribblers Demonstrate Substantial Power Row 1: p. Rosenberg, K. Looney. C. Grinage, M. Sisinni, R. Wells, Ondrasik, P. Belcher. T. Roseto, R. Nowak. J. Abrahamovich, M. Lockridge. S.A. - S. Dudurich, Mngr.- M. Hale, D. Zinkham, B. Assistant Coach - N. Baschnagel, Head Coach - Joe DeGregario. Sports 93 94 Sports . vg i mi ' ifc iiF ' - ' CSC 86 CSC 54 CSC 65 CSC 73 CSC 66 CSC 74 CSC 87 CSC 86 CSC 70 CSC 62 CSC 85 CSC 71 CSC 86 CSC 76 CSC 87 CSC 71 CSC 85 CSC 75 CSC 91 CSC 78 CSC 61 CSC 100 CSC 101 CSC 92 CSC 94 CSC 90 Scores Alliance 71 Grove City 55 Edinboro 68 Indiana 65 St. Vincent 68 Shippensburg 70 Geneva 82 Slippery 74 U. ofScranton 69 King ' s College 67 Wilkes College 62 Indiana 97 Lock Haven 61 Buffalo State 77 California State 64 Slippery Rock 60 U.of Pitt.(J-twn) 65 Mansfield 80 Edinboro 92 Lock Haven 68 Fredonia 49 Alliance 76 Penn State (Befirend) ... — California State 72 Point Park 86 Edinboro 93 Sports 95 Undefeated Gymnasts Strive For Perfection CSC .. .101.6 CSC .. .105.45 CSC .. . 105.00 CSC .. . 105.7 CSC .. . 106.3 CSC .. .104.05 Scores Pitt 86.45 West Chester .... 92.65 Penn State 104.15 Towson 86.80 Kent State 100.50 Slippery Rock 97.15 Season dual record: 7-0 1st at AIAW Easterns with 107.15 pts.; highest score ever recorded at Easterns. Karen Brezack— Eastern vaulting champ 9.50 school record Fifth All-around. Connie Israel— Eastern Bars Champ 9.45 school record 2nd All-around. Denise Rivet— 7th All-around. Clockwise from lower left: D. Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Rivet, C. Israel. D, Yohman, M. IVlcConaughey, K. Brezack. 96 Sports Sports 97 98 Sports 6-2-1 Season For Eagle Gridders Front Row; C. Reck, R. Knapek, K. Fritsch, D, Todd, J. Dunbar, B. McMillan, K. Loughrey, T, Taormina, M. Tiesi. P. Yucha, T. Dutrow, R, Slike, P. Shilala. Row 2: D. Burks, B, Seidle, R, Snodgrass, R. Purdy, J. Baycura, J, Gooch, D. Hawkins, K. Roebuck, K, Eichenlaub, J. Cully, C. Simon, R. Galante, K, Red- dick, J. Christy, R, Zema. Row 3: C. Dunn, D. Adams, K. Bussey, G. Eckert, S, Stephens, M, Rich, P. Gillis, E. Arndt, A. Pizzurro, A. Latronica. J, Dellostretto, K. Stroup, K. Nelson, B. Holsopple, R. Henning. Row 4: J. Langhans, J, Shofestall, S. Nelson, T. Riley, M. Baker, D. Salem, B. Russo, B. Custer, M, Grichor, J. Fleeson, T. Jefferson, T. Bright, J. Colin, J. Ramsey Sports 99 100 Sports SCORES Clarion State . . . . . 17 Wilkes College . . . . 7 Clarion State . . . ....16 Central Connecticut . . . ..10 Clarion State . . , . . . 28 Lock Haven .... . . . Clarion State . . , Edinboro State . . . 30 Clarion State . . , . . . 16 Indiana U. of Pa. . . 16 Clarion State . . , . . . 37 California State . . . . Clarion State . . . . ... 20 Shippensburg State ..13 Clarion State . . . . . 14 Slippery Rock . . . . 17 Clarion State . . . . . 14 Juniata College . . . 10 I .Jif - Sports 101 Swimmin ' Women Compile 8-2 Season Row 1; L. Thompson, G. Sando, C. Seufert, A. Kice, K. Tjelle, K. Jacob, K. Chlebove. Row 2: A. Black, C. Roberts, B. Muthler, D. DeViney, S. Vidunas, K. Alberth, B. Grazier, C. Kohlhaas, J. Pavlick, C. Clay (coach). Row 3: F. Moffett (mgr.), D. Leas (diving coach), A. Cosalter (mgr.), D. Doutrich, E. Cassino, K. Gabel, C. Asprll, J. Ken- drick, D. Timmins, L. Cashier, S. Calran, S. Kennedy, K. Jones, P. Huffman (mgr.). CSC CSC CSC CSC Scores 84 West Chester 47 52 Pitt 79 42 Slippery Rock 89 98 Slippery Rock 33 CSC 224 Stroudsburg(Quad) 164 CSC 439 Penn State (Quad) . . 498 CSC 77 Kent State 54 CSC 87 Bucknel 43 CSC 87 Allegheny 43 CSC won Ohio State Clarion won Canadian Invitational. Clarion won First Pa. State Col. Invit. 102 Sports Women Dribblers Take Command Scores 63 Behrend 35 77 Thiel 31 60 Westminster ... 36 70 Mercyhurst .... 21 57 Shenango .... 59 79 Carlow 46 40 Edinboro 71 72 Behrend 37 40 Indiana 81 68 Geneva 53 72 Mercyhurst .... 50 74 Gannon 48 64 Shenango 49 95 Gannon 60 Row 1; P. Shields. J. O ' Connor, J. O ' Connor. D. Billings, K. McDermott. P. Boynton, T. Cathcart, B. Sadowy. S. Halligan. Row 2: K. Black (mgr.). S. Datt (mgr.), P. Ferguson (coach), J. Stout. S, Korensky, K. Golden, E. Smith, T. Johnson. E. Dotson, V. Capuano (assistant coach), D. Wellmon (mgr), L. Gearhard (mgr). Sports 103 Men Swimmers Win Pa. Conference For 6th Straigfit Year Row 1 : D. Ashe, J. Godlove. Row 2: G. Borschel, D. J. Bevivino, S. Dunkle, D. McKee, T. Perriello, B. Kannegieser, M. Zucca, G, Ebner, S. Spungen. Row 3: Mr. Chuck Nanz, J. Friedman, M. Osterman, C. Zimmerman, D. Magee, J. Pohl, F. Brumm, D. Conrad, T. Gerlach, IVI. Cutrone. Row 4; C. Hoza, IVI. Neft, T. Raybuck, D. Ross, M. McNulty, IVI. George, K. Hess, J. Kelley, J. Niedenthal. Row 5: G. Nicholas, K. McMillan, B. Termin, B. Kilroy, B. Hodgson, M. Gavin, B. Yorkshire, T. Eayre, D. Wagner. Missing: Mr. Don Leas. 104 Sports SCORES CSC . 57 Slippery Rock . . . . 56 CSC . 67 Bloomsburg .... . 41 CSC . 68 Indiana U. of Pa. . . 45 CSC . 69 Youngstown U . . . . 44 CSC . 58 Edinboro . 54 CSC . 63 Allegheny College . 50 CSC . 66 Denison U . 46 CSC . 66 Buffalo State U . . . 47 Individual Conference Champions (1976) 1 . Buddy Terman 50 Freestyle 2. Buddy Termin 100 Freestyle 3. Mike Zucca One Meter Diving 4. Mike Zucca Three Meter Diving 5. Bob Kilroy 200 Backstroke 6. Bob Kannegieser 1650 Freestyle Sports 105 CSC Matmen Rip ' Em Up Row 1: B. Hodge, G. Englert, R. Dilley, S. Johnson, J. Steele, G. Price. D. Miaoulis, P. Morelli, P. Haines, R. Wade, C. Smith. Row 2: B. Jeffers, D. Gill, W. Steinhauer, B. McCollium, B. Davis. T. Turn- bull, D. Rohn, J. Hogan, A. Cherry, M. Gill, W. Freeman. Row 3: M. Trayers. D. Coleman, C. Clark, J. Herbert, G. Higgins, E. Williams, 8. Harner, B. Gresch. J. Spates. Row 4: R. Standridge, J. Stas, M. Schuster, J. Hockenbroch, C. Coryea, B. Berlin, D. Kennedy, C. Cole, S. Barker. 106 Sports Sports 107 Scores CSC . . 36 Oswego CSC . . 43 Waynesburg CSC . . 26 Rhode Island 11 CSC . . 45 Mass. Maritime 8 CSC . . 16 Penn State U 24 CSC . . 48 Moorehead 3 CSC . . 2 5 Mont Clair 12 CSC . . 55 Mansfield CSC . . 27 Buffalo 17 CSC . . 33 Brockport 6 CSC . . 44 Bloomsburg 8 CSC . . 43 Indiana State 6 CSC . . 29 John Carroll U 6 CSC . . 17 Navy 20 CSC . . 22 North Carolina 19 CSC . . 27 Lock Haven 15 CSC . . 33 U. of Pittsburgh 15 CSC . . 24 Cleveland State U 18 CSC . . 39 Edinboro State 9 CSC . . 18 Slippery Rock 20 3rd Place Penn State Invitational 1st Place Wilkes Open Tournament 1st Place Pa. State Conference Tournament ... P. Morelli, D. Rohn, C. Coryea - 1st; T. Turnbull, G. Price, C. Clark-2nd; D. Coleman-4th; J. Hockenbroch- 5th. 108 Sports Sports 109 Clarion Is The Home Of National Champions 110 Sports Sports 111 Cheerleaders All Wins No Losses No Injuries 112 Sports Golfers Swing To 11 - 7 Record Row 1: M, Buzzinotti, W. Solle, B McArdle. J. Gmuer. Row 2: C. Graver, D. Trujillo, A. Zediker, B. Conner. L. Marron. Sports 113 Harriers Get It Together 114 Sports Sports 115 116 Sports Diamondmen Build New Team A.Hc . ii .s£Ji£7 kk. .. Sports 117 fe ' .: ■■ ' ' ■ Row 1; T. Zuvich, P. Antaske, J. Matala, S. Bupp, L. Mannella, J. Bickel, L. Onesi. Row 2: T. Bickel, H. Dennis, L. Kienzle, R. DeSans, J. Ehrentraut, C. Abbott, K. Kramer, D. Elavsky. Row 3: B. Chambers, D. Smith, K. Kraus, C. Finnegan, J. Zuravleff, T. Ritson, J. Mavers. Row 4: T. Jaquette, B. Tanner, B. Paterson, M. Simchick, E. Good, S. Zimmerman. 118 Sports swc ' . Kfmt - --. w . .V . ,, Southern Tour CSC 4 CSC 3 CSC 2 CSC 9 CSC 3 CSC 7 CSC 3 CSC 5 CSC 8 CSC 6 Spring Tour CSC 1,6 CSC 8,3 CSC 2,3 CSC 4,7 CSC 1,3 CSC 1,1 CSC 0,0 CSC 1,4 CSC 1,12 CSC won Scores Gadsen State College 1 Gadsen State College 2 Annerican University 5 Temple University 1 American University 1 Salem College 4 Wooster State College 2 Salem College 4 Philadelphia Col. of Bible Wooster College 7 Grove City 3,0 Alliance 0,2 Mercyhurst 2,3 Indiana U 0,8 California 4,2 Lock Haven 4,4 Slippery Rock 1,4 U. of Pitt 8,5 Youngstown 7,3 Edinboro forfeit Sports 119 Features , 120 Features % s ' I ' ' l , ' j , I , K ' ,.: ' ' better to know nothing $P % than to know what ain ' t so. ■i-l -Josh Billings M i srf : Features 121 Maynard Ferguson .. Timberline 122 Features Johhann Strauss Ensemble Dakota Dave Hull And Sean Blackburn Features 123 Geoffrey Holder Preservation Hall Jazz Band 124 Features Feelin ' Good Gene Roddenberry Features 125 Scenes From C.S.C. ' s Past Top: Davis Hall-dormitory, classroom. Center L and R: Harvey Hall Gymnasium. Below: C.S.C. campus-B.T. (Before Tippin), B.P. (Before Pierce). 126 Features Top Left: Seminary Hall. Above: Construction of Carlson Library. Left: Carlson classroom building, Wood Street entrance (Seminary Hall at top, before library construction). Features 127 National Lampoon Show 128 Features Features 129 Miss Alva Epps 75 Homecoming Queen 130 Features E :LJ|t 90iP 7m|bB B  llfm H V Fall Foliage In Clarion Features 131 Animation Tlieme For Fall Festival The theme for this year ' s Autumn Leaf Festival was The Wonderful World of Animation. The win- ning floats in the annual parade were: Theta Xi, in the fraternity division, Zeta Tau Alpha, in the sorority divi- sion, and Forensics, in the campus organizations divi- sion. Zeta Tau Alpha was also Best of Parade. Homecoming was topped off by the football game in which Miss Alva Epps was crowned Homecoming Queen. Clarion ' s football team defeated their oppo- nent Lock Haven in the game. Homecoming Court (L-R); Susan Hobson, Betsy Calhoun, Sandra Welch, Janice Batchen, Laurie Bollenbacher, Alva Epps, Mary Ann Teuful, Roxanne Krichten, Linda Baltimore, Eileen Cherico, Sharon Reich. 132 Features Features 133 134 Features Features 135 Some Typical C.S.C. Weather 136 Features 75-76 The Year Of The Bump Features 137 A Bird ' s Eye View Of Clarion During the 1975 Autumn Leaf Festival, this friendly homing pigeon told us about a helicopter pilot that had been buzzing around Clarion. We decided to see if he would take us up for a buzz. He did, and while were get- ting high over Clarion, we shot a few pictures for all of you Eagles. 138 Features Features 139 In The Classroom. . . 140 Features Features 141 1776 142 Features r;Mi i ' V 1 I -siHP ■ IB H W V • -■■■ ' -- ' SH %. ' ' ■ Fall Folk Festival September 21, 1975 Features 143 Sonya Thelin Reigns As Miss C.S.C. Miss C.S.C. finalists (L.-R.): Diane Smith. Sonya Thelin, Suzie Summervllle, Cheryl Nardone, Carol Baber, Pam Drobac, Leatrice Johnson, Debbie Cuckovic, Dona Bernhart, Kimberly Lozzl. Features 145 Who ' s Who n American Colleges And Universities Mark Ray Anderson 146 Features i Kay Ellen Bailey Daniel Francis Carey Phyllis Jane Carosone Features 147 Gary Lowell Daum Mark Hamilton Dahlmann Janet Elaine Dudenas Susan Louise Dudenas 148 Features Jeannine Jackson Deborah Louise James Marie Elaine Hensler Features 149 Marcia Kay Mariacher Steven Eric Nelson Clare J. Novak Judith Annette Kulp Richard Alan Martin 150 Features • . o Michael Joseph OToole Jr. Chester Reck Virginia Eleanor Roberts Eloise Jane Pifer Features 151 Norma Jean Stahlman Robin Elliott Thomas 152 Features Debbie Claire Zigerell Darlene Fay Trudgeon Jay Richard Truxal Paul Keith Woods Features 153 Greeks To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. - Henry David Thoreau Front row: Doug Young, John Sarso, Pat Lewis, Bob Fandl, Gary Manion, Mark Dahlman, John Miller, Clyde Thompson. Se- cond row: Bob Mellinger, Tom Bendig, Tom Cappozzoli, Fred Sittler, Jeff Bubin, Marl Shuster, Hal Wassink. Interfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing group of Clarion ' s nine social fraternities. One represen- tative from each fraternity serves on the council which coordinates the social, rushing and pledging activities of the member fraternities. Athletically, Greel s are perennial powers in the in- tramural sports program and sponsor a Greek Olympics each spring. Scholarship is not neglected, however, as each spring during Greek Weekend a trophy Is presented to the frater- nity with the highest academic average. Philanthropic works are also a part of Greek life, a yearly blood drive is just one example of the public spirit of Clarion ' s frater- nities. I.F.C. works with the Panhellenic Council to promote good relations between sororities and fraternities. The betterment of Greek life at Clarion is the goal of this cooperation. The officers of I.F.C. are: President- Pat Lewis, Vice- President- Gary Manion, Secretary- Rich Kuhus (not Present), Treasurer- Joe Sarso, and Hal Wassink. Theta Xi The Beta Omicron Chapter of Theta Xi National Fraternity was founded on tvlay 9, 1963. Since that time we have initiated over 350 new brothers, and at the pre- sent time we have the largest ac- tive membership on campus. Our house is located right next to campus at 36 Greenville Avenue. It has a large partyroom, lounge, gameroom, and enough space to accommodate 42 brothers. Some of our activities include in- tramurals, college athletics, com- munity service projects, and Greek Week. We also sponsor dinners, a formal, parties, and for- mal parties for brothers and alumni of our Chapter. The officers are: President- D. Paulenich, Vice President- K. Bush, Treasurer- T. Koutsky, Secretary- M. Pochakilo, House Manager- R. Carlisle, Pledge Master- C. Krokoski, Scholastic Chairman- T. Davis, Assistant House Manager- J. Christy. Seated: G. Manion, G. Osikowicz, R. Carlisle, D. Bell. First row: J. Ward, D. Muir, J. Datsko, D. Goyle, J. Martin, J. Strumbaugh, B. Fandl, J. Pollock, B. Scott, Second row: B. Kirkpatrick, W. Brizzi, C. Emmons, G. Kopay, K. Blitz, 3. Jewell, F. Sitler, T. Koutsky, K. Bush, K. Dahl, J. Yohn. S. Smiley, B. Lander. T. Nindle, R. Zema. Third row: B. SeidI, 3. ODonnell, 0. Crouch, K. Kearney, D. Paulenich, B. Byers, J. Christy. First row roof: J. Welsh, T. Davis, D. Orndorf, Vl. Pochakilo. C. Shamburg, T. Williamson, S. Menzler, T. Lutton, M. Henninger. Second row roof: T. Bodamer, C. rokoski, D. Adams, B. Chianelli, C. Matteo. Top roof: J. Powney, K. Bussey. missing, R. Frasinelli, M. Hart, M. Rich, . Reddick, A. Gilleski, C. Petrowsky, M. Smith. Greeks 157 Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Chi, founded December 17, 1969, is one of the most diversified fraternities, involving members from all areas of campus life. Although we stress the areas of services to the college and com- munity and scholastic achievements of the individual brothers, we are actively involved in social activities of many types. Even with this diversity of backgrounds and interests, the brotherhood continues to be in- terestingly successful at C.S.C. The officers this year are: President-Jeff Bubin, Vice President-Mark Shuster, Secretary-Mike Keator, Corresponding Secretary-Tom Bright, Treasurer- Chester Reck, Pledgemaster-Kevin Driscoll, Rush Chairman-Rick Knapek, IPC Rep. -Chuck Krug, Historian-Frank Pascoe, Sergeant at Arms-Joe Kelly, Steve Robatin. First row; B. Follsett, R. Stupic. J. Kelly, J. Bubin, P. Willetts, C. Rhodes, C. Reck, J. Limano, J. Marrone, T. Dutrow. Second row: D. Foster, D. Gec- taniello, M. Campo, D. Nuzzo, J. Dalo. Third row: P. Gillis, M. Shuster, P. Dalo. D. Stahr, S. Barker, K. Driscoll, R. Knapec. Fourth row: P. Alesiani, T. Tate. R. Rea. L. Shouck, K. Crowe. D. Baber, D, Liebert, B. McCollum, C. Abbott, G. Eckert. Fifth row: J. Coppersmith, J. Dean, D. Fronz, 8. Cappellino, M. Keator, T. Bright, J. Harper, P. Shilala. Sixth row: C. McNavish, L. Wilson, B. Johnson, D. Vaughan, F. Pascoe, J. Hurley, J. Peden. Seventh row: S. Robatin, M. Gostkoski, M. Roberto, R. Kramer, T. Roseto, R, Buck, C. P, Shank. Eighth row: J. Miller, E. Wright, R. Hackett. Missing: J. Keck, K. Mitchell, J. Phillips, M. Rossi. First row: V. Murray, P. Bagot, D. LIndsey, N. Zidek, S. Burnham. B. Wolbert, P. Harvey. Second row: S. Zimmerman, J, Jackson, K, Gorin, L. Hileman, S. Radomski, M. Malthaner, C. Krause, D, DeLuca, M. Marinowski. J. Balog, C. Thompson. Third row: S. Hedrick, B. Schrader, D. Shavensky, R. Hughes, B. Noel, K. Mohney, K. Zimmerman, M. Rozum, M, Gresalfi, J, Haynes, D. Jackson, B. McKinnis, M. Miller, J. Falls, G. Bakley, P. Korones. Fourth row; T, Gurran, J. Gmuer, J. Moist, M. Sayers, M. Dahlman, G. Robards, B. More, D. Smith. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa is a National Fraternity founded in 1873 at the University of Massachusetts and inducted here at Clarion in 1967. On campus we are known as the Kappas and through striving to fulfill our Cardinal Principals of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Character; we believe we have built one of the finer Greek organizations on campus. Naturally we hold many social functions, but our brotherhood is also concerned with providing services such as the semi- annual book co-op, distributing free desk blotters to CSC students, along with several charity drives each year. Our fraternity also encourages an active participation in campus activities. Many of our brothers are active in Student Senate, The Call, W.C.C.B., the baseball team, and the Clarion Foun- dation along with many student-faculty committees. Our main goal in Phi Sigma Kappa is to achieve a fine blend of academic, social, and service activities. The Officers this year are: First Row: Inductor— Dave Smith, Treasurer— Jeff Moist. Sentinel— Pete Korones. Second Row: President— Mark Dahlaman, Pledge Master — Dan Shavensky. 159 Sigma Tau Sigma Tau local fraternity was founded on the campus of Clarion State in September, 1972. Formerly Sigma Tau Gamma National, the brotherhood consists of ap- proximately sixty members. The brothers are active in all inter- collegiate sports as well as intramural sports. In the past eight years they have won Greek Olympics seven times. This year the brothers par- ticipated in collecting for the United Way as well as various other Greek functions. The officers this year are: President- Jeff Gooch, Vice Presi- dent- Dave Burks, Secretary- Kal Dankovich, Treasurer- Rick Maloy, Social- Bill Logan and Tom Ritson. First row: G. Goble, B. Logan, P. Lewis, P. Swoager, M. Tiesi. K. Fritsch. Second row: K. Serago. G. Mignogna, B. Holsopple, D. Todd, T. Walker. M. Vrabel, J. Vasco, R. SimonI, J. Dun- bar. K. Loughrey, T. Taormina. Third row: L. Gasparato, B. Walsh, T. Tomko, G. Fleason, B. Zehner, G. Gregg. Fourth row: R. Maloy, P. An- toske. K. Stroup. M. Yaros, J. Miller, T. Ritson, B. Miller, J. Moon, T. Fox. Fifth row: J. Frontino, T Valentine, R. Ivol. Sixth row: J. Gooch, B. Emberg. D. Burks, B. Locke. 160 Greeks Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Epsilon of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity was established at Clarion on May 3, 1967. A CSC local fraternity, Gamma Delta lota became TKE because of the many benefits of national affiliation. The Fraternity is now inter- national in scope with over 300 chapters in the U.S. and Canada. TKE emphasizes scholarship, public ser- vice, leadership, and a balanced social program including participation with other area TKE chapters. The international organization also offers scholarships and loans in an attempt to maintain academic excellence. A monthly TKE Magazine maintains close con- tacts between chapters and their alumni. This years officers are: President-Tom Wilshire, Vice President-Mike Cherico, Secretary-Rich Sinclair, Treasurer-Roger McElhatten, Pledge Master-Gary Kriebel, Chaplain-Leon Wolfe. First row: T, Laush, G, Kriebel. T. Relihan, T. Thompson. Second row: R. Goble, B Boylan. R. Sinclair, T, Marsincko, M. Chenco, B. Washabaugh. T. Wilshire. G, Stipancic. M. Regmelli. Third row: D. Eonta, J. Hogan, K. Yager. M. Weir. M. Young, S, Hartwick. Fourth row: M. Paich, B. Cherico. G Kriebel, L Wolfe. G, Sabel, First row: M. Moshier, T. Palangio, J. Crawford, Julie, junior sweetheart, G. Clark. Second row: D. Dettore, M. Hensler, L. Dolter. Third row: J. Miller, J. Lowrlght, G. Flanagan, J. Shaw, D. Hummel. Fourth row: J. Wolfe, R. Powell, R. Johnston, K. Weber, R. Weaver, R. Kuhns, J. Shilling, D. Barnes, J. Bayer. Alpha Chi Rho The Mu Phi Chapter of Alpha Chi Rho was founded in Clarion ' s campus in 1964. Since that time we have grown steadily to our present strength. Never placing an emphasis on numbers, we are one of the most closely knit groups on campus. Taking the Greek Scholarship Trophy (fraternity division) for five out of the past seven years, scholarship, along with intramurals, are our strong points. Never neglecting the social life, we have a Spring Formal, a Parent-Brother Picnic, and Semi-Formal Christmas Party to mention a few. With 76 years of national fraternity history behind us, we welcome all to visit us at our new locations at 608 and 610 South Street. This years officers are: President: Mark Moshier, Vice President: Roger Powell, Treasurer: Roger Johnston, Secretary: Jim Shaw. 162 Greeks galops £® Theta Chi Theta Chi fraternity has had a very successful year. On December 10, 1975 we celebrated our fifteenth anniversary here on Clarion State campus. We are proud to announce our new advisor, Mr. Pae, of the Physical Education Department. We are currently working very hard to remodel and update our house on 703 Wood Street. A few of our annual activities include the concession stand at Wilkinson parking lot, which provides refreshments for the Homecoming participants and sur- vival kits delivered during finals week. We also participated in the annual drive for the United Way. The officers for this year are: President- Del Ghia, Vice President- Craig tVlangone, Treasurer- Jim Marsh, Sec- retary- Charles Stack, Pledge Marshal- John Miller. .siJMM Bottom row: B. Mitchell, T. Carr, J. Miller, C. Mangone, D, Ghia, G. Nac- carato, D. Newton, B. Cerino, M. Klimkos, J. Sidora. Top row: C. Stock, S. Cargo, L. R, Paran Faulx, J. Truscott, G. Gibson, J. Mandak, J. Marsh, C. McClure, ck. Greeks 163 Phi Sigma Originally as Phi Sigma Epsllon, the Fraternity was among the first fraternities on the Clarion Campus. Phi Sigma was es- tablished to promote a closer bond among male students of higher education in- stitutions, so that they might enter into a more intimate fellowship with those dedicated to education and a better un- derstanding of men. Members are active in such campus activities as Student Senate, Athletics, Honor Societies, Choir, and many, many others. We. Phi Sigs , main- tain a solid fraternity, both scholastically and socially. There is nothing that one Phi Sig would not do for another, and it is this fraternal spirit that makes us what we are. This years officers are: President- John Smoley, Vice President-Jeff Black, Treasurer-Jim O ' Keeffe, Recording Secretary-Bob Cook, Corresponding Secretary-Joe Sarso, House Manager-Rick Furdak. jBaiiiMiiiiJ First row: D. Galati, R. Furdak, A. Kish. Second row: B. Paige, B. Kastilic, T. Webb, J. Beacher, A. Phillips, E. Munn, J. Sarso, C. Laudensiogan, B. Cook, J. O ' Keeffe. J. Balombiny, E. Master, J. Black. Third row: J. Smoley. T. Bendig, C. Porter. Fourth row; T. Mannion, D. Harr, B. Christ, B. Cowen, S. Bupp. Fifth row: J. Maisano, M. loderosa, F. Trefelner, R. Divins, S. Fur- dak, J. Marshall, D. Kennedy, J. Weinman, D. Champion, M. Kinster, B. McDonough, B. King, R. Felt, L. Kugh, R. Lowe, P. Diesel. Kappa Alpa Psi First row: L. C. Pickett. A. Grice. Second row: L. A. White I, C. Golbourne, S. D. Tate, C, Hill. J. M. Russell. S. Russell. J. Lovelace. R. Grant. Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on January 5, 1911. The aim of Kappa Alpha Psi is to provide a climate within which students may acquire a sound moral, intellectual and social basis for effective living. Kappa Alpha Psi seeks to imple- ment this aim by exerting beneficial influence upon attitudes of members and pledges; providing leadership training, assisting in choice of careers and curricula, encouraging ACHIEVE- MENT, fostering socialization, and instilling prin- ciples of democratic living. This years officers are: Exchequer-Larry C. Pickett, Strategus-John Morgan Russell, Polemarch-John Lovelace, Vice Polemarch- Rickie Grant, Assistant Keeper of Records- Starling D. Tate, Keeper of Records-Lloyd A. White I. Greeks 165 Panhellenic Counci The Panhellenic Council ser- ves as the governing group for the nine sororities on our campus. It correlates all sororities ' activities and sets up regulations for all Greek women ' s groups. A sor- ority is an organization of women who are bound in sisterhood and dedicated to set purposes and goals. The facets of Greek life are many. In the community, as Pan- hellenic, we helped in collecting for the United Way and played an active role in the Homecoming activit ies. On Greek Weekend, we have College Bowl, (scholastic ability), Greek Sing (musical ability), and Greek Olympics (physical ability) where trophies are awarded. Each Greek is to work in harmony with her own group and all of Panhellenic for the promotion of campus acti- vities and the betterment of stu- dent life at the college. The officers this year are: President-Andrea Valach, Vice President-Katie Cagni, Secre- tary-Barb Presley, Treasurer- Gretchen Amthor. First row: Shawn Gardner, Jill Packard, Debbie Paterson, Laurie Mclntire. Second row: Katie Cagni, Sonya Thelin, Cathy Coburn, Chris Constantino. Third row: Linda Baltimore, Gretchen Amthor, Sue Zendron, An- drea Valach, Jill Adams. 166 Greeks Alpha Sigma Tau The Alpha Omicron Chapter was es- tablished at Clarion on January 29, 1966. The sisters of green and gold currently live on the first floor of Ralston. For the past three years, the Taus have been awarded a scholarship trophy for the highest average, and also float division awards during Homecoming. The sisters also participate in intramurals, Greek Week events, and social functions with the fraternities. Highlights of the year include a Founder ' s Day Banquet, a Halloween Party, a Christ- mas date party, and the Yellow Rose For- mal. The sisters strive for active involve- ment and a close bond of affection. Officers: President— Linda Shaffer, Vice President — Candy Kemmerer, Treasurer — Deb Bierbaum, Recreational Secretary — Diane McGill, Correspondence Secretary— Terri Suppa. First row: L. Bruno. J. Swart. D. Bierbaum, K. Smerski, K. Cagni, A. Stahl, C. Peyronel, B. Porto, Mrs. P-Jobb, K. Deere. Second row: J. F. Redley. M. Morozek, H. Savage, T. Supps, L. Spear. Third row: P. Karl. S. McGuire, D. Keith. P. Tohe, K. Bailey, M. Pinksaw, K. Pazyniak, C. Kemmerer, D. Kallay, D. McGill. L. Shaffer. Not Pictured: R. Rymarz, D. Yourish, F. Russo, M. Hensler, N. Ledoux, M. J. Tooey, N. Lamendola, N. Stahlman. Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Xi Delta has been a national sorority at Clarion State since March, 1970. The sisters take part in a number of campus organizations and activities including sports, clubs, and women ' s intramurals. They are also active in the Clarion community, as past activities have included collec- ting for the Heart Fund, donating to the Clarion Osteopathic Hospital Children ' s Ward, and Christmas caroling at homes for the elderly. Their national philanthropic project involves Pittman Hall, a home for delinquent girls. Each spring, the Alpha Xi ' s participate in Greek Week and have won numerous awards over the past several years. These include first place in Greek Olympics, Greek Bowl, Greek Sing, and Outstanding Overall Sorority. This years officers are: President-Dee Davidson, Vice President-Gene Boughter, Treasur er-Christy Morin, Recording Secretary-Kathy Hindman, Corresponding Secretary-Deb Mc Allonis, Membership-Mary Wright, Pledge Trainer-Leanne Gill. First Row: D. Detorre, D. Gallaher, C. Grecek, L. A. Gill, S. Gardner, B. Cave. Second Row; B. Antonelli, D. Scanlon, M. Stephens, D. Hemler, D. Davidson. K. Black. Third Row; B. McCleaf, B. Newell, G. Boughter, P. Wilkinson, N. Finnessy. N. Orr. Fourth Row; L. Sommerville, L. Grubich, L. Andrew, L. Facko. L. Mclntire, H. Tartalone. Fifth Row; D. McAllonis, K. Hindman, L. Rizzone, K. Maus, S. Kvasnak, S. Spangler. Not pictured: S. Arner, J. Harpster, G. Morin, B. Smith, M. Wright, B. Heptig, 8. Minnick, 8. Martalla, D. Schmader. First Row: D, Reitz. M. Schick. T, Perez, J. Dudenas, B. Nau. Second Row; P Carosone, S. Dudenas, K. Stoner, C. Sulkowski, W. Wokullch, L Haberman. Third Row: K. Nihart, J. Schmid, C. Maxwell, K. Finnerty, D. Weible, J. Pinnock, A. Dinning. Fourth Row: M. Moyer. K. Derbaum, J. Kassab. K. Breisch, K. Grove. On wall: D. Scileny, J. Harper, J. Packard. The sisters of the Gamma Omicron Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha are actively involved in many campus activities. The sisters participated in Homecoming activities and Greek activities such as sorority rush and mixers with the various fraternities. Also Greek Sing and Greek Week were a very im- portant part of their past year. Along with the many Greek ac- tivities, time was still found to hold their annual Halloween and Easter parties for underprivileged children. The sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha invite all girls interested in sorority life to become better acquainted with them. This years officers are: President - Kim Grove, Vice President - Sue Dudenas, Recording Secretary - Bernie Hook, Corresponding Secretary - Jan Dudenas, Treasurer - Mary Ellen Moyer, Membership Director - Diane Weible, Editor -Karen Nihart, Chaplain - Dawn Reitz. Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Sigma The Gamma Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma was founded on IVlay 8, 1971, at Clarion State College. The sisters have been active in campus activities and com- munity services. In the past year, Phi Sigma Sigma collected for United Cerebral Palsy and the National Kidney Foundation. The sorority participated in a Bicentennial celebration in Monongahela Pennsylvania. The sisters also participate in Greek ac- tivities and are included in social events within the sorority such as fund raising ac- tivities, national conventions and holiday celebrations. This years officers are: President - Roberta Foster, Vice President - Cindy Huff- myer, Recording Secretary - Chris Costan- tino, Corresponding Secretary - Kathi Carlson, Treasurer - Carol Eberle. First row: J. Caldwell and Mandy. Second row; K. Morningstar, C. Eberle, S. Frye, M. Chertik, K. Coburn, C. Costantino, D. Pollock. Third row: M. Heck, R. Rebhun, R. Foster, K. Carlson, C. Huffmyer, C. Weaver, L. Jantsch, K. Dengel, D. Baker. Fourth row: L. Peterson. I First Row: H. Caston, D. Patterson. Second Row: P. Brock, Y. Williams, C.Wilson, S. Biggs, M Jones, L. Thorton, S. Jones. Third Row G Adams J Adams. D. Culberson. Delta Sigma Theta Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. is the first predominantly black sorority on the campus of Clarion State College. Established at Harvard University in 1913, the aim of the founders was to make Delta Sigma Theta a public service sorority rather than a social one. The Lambda Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta was founded on this campus February 23, 1974. We are the eighth national sorority to be included in all Pan Hellenic Council functions. Our colors are crimson and cream. The sisters of Delta Sigma Theta are involved in public service activities throughout the year, such as, fund raising drives for sickle cell anemia. Arts and Letters, as well as other non-profit making service projects. This year ' s officers are: President-Sheri Biggs, Vice President-Pam Brock, Secretary-Marcia Goodwin, Treasurer-Jeanne Adams. Greeks 171 Delta Zeta Clarion State College ' s Epsilon Theta Chapter of Delta Zeta was established in 1956. This past year we have had various ser- vice projects, of which include collecting can- dy at Halloween for Polk State School, and helping Grandview Convalescent home. We are very proud of our sisters who have received honors throughout the year. This year ' s officers are: President-Esther Gibson, Vice President Rush-Susan Zendron, Vice President Pledging-Cathy Harrington, Corresponding Secretary-Susan Renckly, Recording Secretary-Cindee Lundeen, Treasurer-Mary Kay Sutika, Historian-Dori Doutrich. First Row: K. Evans, D. Murphy, K. Smith, S. Zendron, J. McHenry, D. Bernhart, S, Rencl ly, P. Feaster. Second Row: J. Less, C. Lundeen, K. Riiling, K. Harrington, A. Valach, S, Miller. Third Row: L. Gruber, D. Doutrich. C. Belfore. M. Sutika. Fourth Row: B. Yurchev. C. Phipps, C. Aspril, J. Picciotto, C. Shank. Fifth Row: S. Mineweaser, K. Keiser, C. Metzmaier, M. Rooney, L. Gault, K. McGervey, S. Lewis, V. Snyder, J. Fennel, B. Grant, E. Gibson, C. Buechele, M. Kennedy. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. was the first black sorority ever, founded in 1908 at Howard University. Their purpose is to cultivate and encourage high ethical and scholastic stan- dards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve the social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of service to all mankind. The colors are salmon pink and apple green. The Kappa Zeta chapter on Clarion ' s campus was founded February 14, 1976. This years officers are: President- Cheryl Sheffield, Vice President- Kim Bethez, Treasurer- Leatrice Johnson, Social Chairman- Alva Epps. First Row D Campbell, A Ridley, P. Brown, L. Brown, L. Baltimore, A. Epps. J, Jackson, L. Johnson, P. Purifoy, D. Spicer. Second Row; M. Beaford. F McNairy (advisor), M. Young, C. Sheffield, K, Bethea, G Bailey, J. Lester. Missing: T. Fisher First Row: C. Lundy, C. Elak, K. Boyle, D. Arnold, S. Argast, C. Betar, K. Jackson, K. Doyle. Second Row: C. McCathren, S. Adkins, A. Heller, D. DiGiammarino, D. Santini, P. Blose, B. Stavros, S. Chianelli, Third Row: C. Nar- done, S. Wheeler, B. Shipman, P. Durison, A. Comas, G. Amthor, S. Humnnel, D. Vottero, L. Locke. Fourth Row: L, HIava, S. Buzzard, D. Bernat, G. Zaccari, S. Thelin, K. Kinol, S. Clement, G. Seymour, Fifth Row: M. Spratt, J. Fox, J. Gad- zala, B. Martin, S. Finnegan, S. Scarton, S. Reich. Sixth Row: C. Todorich, N. Lewis, R. Freeburg, J. Slater, J. Yoho, M. Teufel, J. Alexander, Seventh Row: A. Brindle, R. Woods, S. Mancini. Missing: L. Beggs, S. Boykan, L. Carlton, R. Carnevali, C. Cropcho, P. Hoch, T. Piatek, D. Yohman. Zeta Tau Alpha Delta lota is one of 173 chapters of Zeta Tau Alpha throughout the country. In connection with the national fraternity, Zetas have had the honor of receiving the third national Achievennent Award which ranks our chapter fourth in the nation and first in Penn- sylvania for maintaining a high degree of fraternity perfection. In addition to this honor, our sorority received scholarship and music awards. The new Zeta suite is located in Wilson Hall on Wilson Avenue. During the past year we have been busy working together both in our service project of sponsoring an Indian child and in other ac- tivities on campus. We have been quite proud of our first place trophies in Greek Olympics and homecoming float, and our second place prize in Greek Sing. The sisters are working hard to make the coming year even more successful. This year ' s officers are: President-Ruth Woods, Vice President-Sharon Reich, Secretary-Bev Shipman, Treasurer-Joan Gadzala, Ritual Chairman-Barb Stavros, Membership Chairman- Amy Comas, Historian-Reporter-Deddie Santini. Sigma Sigma Sigma The Alpha Pi Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded at Clarion State College on April 27, 1935. Today, the chapter includes thirty-nine active sisters. Aside from individual money-making projects, we support the Rob- bie Page Memorial Fund. Also, each of our sisters made stuffed animals for Childrens ' Hospital. Our sorority suite is located on the first floor of Jefferson Apartments on East Main Street. This years officers are: President-Pat Ditiilo, Vice President-Cathy Horner, Secretary-Suzie Smith, Treasurer-Lorraine Kerestan, Education Director-Alberta Patella, Rush Director-Maureen McCartney. First Row: S. Rectewald, D. McDermott. D. Cuckovic, J. Batchen, Second Row; L. Caldwell, K. Orr, L. Jones, S. Gaydos, M. Murray. M. J. Dold, J. Keath, L. Milton, L. B. Kingston. A. Costanza, J. Bolognia. R. Patella. Third Row: C. Powney, P. Ditiilo, C. Martin, C. Horner, L. Kerestan, M. Colteryahn, B. Hornstrom, J. Baird, M. McCartney, E. Cherico, N. Russell. Fourtti Row: N. Elk, S, Smith, D. Dunn, L. Bollenbacher, T. Shaffer, C. Starr, V. Schreffler, J. Weaver, K. Anderson. Fifth Row: C. Aungst, P. Herrold, D. Gusky, C. Smith, D. DiGiornio, C. Hudson, S. Gibson, N. Faust, K. Shuman. Sixth Row: B. Stankovic, B. Weinell, A. Manilla, Missing: P. J. Magaro, C. Presher w ' Greek Week I Greek Week Results Scholarship: Fraternities: Actives- Sigma Tau 2.614 Pledges- Sigma Tau 2.452 Sororities: Alpha Sigma Alpha 3.260 Banner Contest: First place- Alpha Sigma Chi Second place- Theta Xi Third place- Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Sigma Greek Bowl: Fraternities- Theta XI Sororities- Alpha Sigma Tau Greek Olympics: Fraternities- Sigma Tau Phi Sigma Sororities- Theta Xi Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Xi Delta Greek Sing: Fraternities- Alpha Chi Rho Theta Xi Phi Sigma Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Sigma Tau Sororities Overall Greek: Fraternites- Theta Xi Sororities- Alpha Sigma Tau 1 •eniors Wisdom is not finally tested in the schools, Wisdom cannot be passed from one having it to another not hav- ing it, Wisdom is of the soul, is not susceptible of proof, is its own proof. -Walt Whitman - ' . Karen E. Abraham Marketing Kathleen A. Ach Accounting Gail Adams Diane C. Ahlstrom Library Science Yvonne Albaugh Elementary Gary W. Anderson Elementary Marcia J. Anderson Comm. Arts Mark Anderson Management Michael P. Andrejco Social Studies Joyce Angelopoulos Special Education Sharon J. Arner Speecti Path Audi Jean A. Augustine Elementary Christine M. Aungst Library Science Teresa A. Bagos Accounting Kay E. Bailey Marl eting Beverly L. Baird Social Studies Tracey L. Baird Elementary Dennis Baker Norman F. Basso Mathematics Deborah Becker Elementary Lois A. Beggs Music Donna M. Behun Elementary Peter N. Belcher Elementary Debra K. Belle Elementary Denise L. Bellini Elementary Victoria A. Belowich Elementary Willie G. Bender Mathematics Alan J. Benko Management Diane M. Bernat Speech Path Audi David G. Besse Undecided Jerome D. Bickel Geography Sherry E. Biggs Special Education Kim W. Biltz Undecided Beth M. Bingham Elementary Joseph W. Biviano Spanish Jeffrey Black Management Cynthia A. Blackman Elementary Betsy E. Blakinger English Margaret D. Blose Music Laurie A. Bollenbacher Elementary Constance J. Bowes Special Education Joseph G. Bowser Accounting Susan I. Brandt Biology Amy L. Brindle Music Marcene Broadnax Elementary Terrance W. Broderick Undecided Gary D. Brook Management Margo A. Brothers Elementary Keith D. Brouthers Accounting Bernard L. Brown Accounting James L. Brown Earth Space Robert R. Brozavich Elementary Barbara C. Burch Humanities Eileen M. Burkart Elementary Garry K. Byers Management Kathleen L. Cagni Special Education Joie L. Caldwell Special Education Kathleen J Caldwell Special Education Delores W. Campbell Special Education Mary Sue Cancella Elementary Michelle Y. Caramela French H 1 Dean A. Carlson HL ■ Mathematics ■ Phyllis J. Carosone H, 4- ■ Biology t ' ' «c:r: - 1 Timothy R. Carr Management Bryan D. Carrick Earth Space BF 1 Deborah S. Cecchetti French Hi Barry J. Cerino Hj S History v Kl -J Bruce S. Cherico f i Ifi Biology s i John A. Chesky ■k. J Comm. Arts B Jerome P. Chieffalo E A Marketing L. B Mary L. Chinn 1 Mathematics TO f Seniors 185 Michele M. Chizmar Marketing Toni M. Cianci Psychology Diane E. Clayton Music Ed. Allan C. Clem Mathematics Linn E. Clemens Accounting W. David Cochran Elementary Wendy K. Coleman German Gwendolyn A. Comer Elementary Rosemary Conaboy Marketing Barbara L. Condie Elementary Dianne ConsidJne Music Ed. Robert C. Cook Spanish Robert W. Cook, Jr. James D. Coppersmith Management Maurice Cornelius Accounting Anita M. Cosalter Psychology Hattie R. Coston Business Alan P. Coudriet Social Sciences Robert W. Cowan Accounting Barbara J. Craig English Miriam A. Cramer Speech Path-Aud. Karen R. Crisman Mathematics Charles R. Crouch Management Thomas J. Curran Physics Elaine K. Custer Physics Richard A. Custer Business : « ' ' P KF I ! Ill ' ' E ife ' Seniors 187 Taryn A. Czajkoski Elementary Karen L. Czurko Elementary Mark H. Dahlmann Mathematics Rodney S. Datt Accounting Gary L. Daum Music Donald R. Daut Biology Barbara J. Davis Speech Path-Aud. Carol G. Davis Social Sciences Chris R. Davis Diane Davis Management Dyanthia S. Davis History Mary Davis Paul A. Davis Social Studies Michele A. Day Art 188 Seniors Sharon A. Dearmit Elementary Mary B. Decker Elementary Rosemary I. Deeniham Mathematics Frederick Delmonte Management Janet L. Delphus Spec Ed. Angela D. DeStevens Elementary Doreen F. Dibiase Speech Path-Aud. Nancy L. Dillemuth Elementary Deborah L. Dippold Spec Ed. Kim Donaldson Elementary Paulette M. Donalson Elementary Janet E. Dudenas Spec Ed. Susan L. Dudenas Spec Ed. Dawn M. Dunn Marketing Patricia L. Durisin Accounting Timotliy R. Dutrow Biology Diann L. Dymako Elementary Bruce J. Earnest Marketing Gary E. Eckel Spec Ed. Jane L. Eiffler Elementary Karen R. Einloth Speech Path-Aud. Janet L. Eisennnann Comm. Arts Kyle Ekium Elementary Curtis C. Emmons Accounting Jeffrey Engstrom Elementary Kay E. Ensie Elementary Damian A. Eonta Mathematics Alva L. Epps English Dorothea 0. Eskra French Mary Jo Esoldo Elementary William C. Evans Music Kathy J. Exton English 190 Seniors Lynn Eyies David Faczko Lillie C. Fairlamb Speech Path-Aud. Robert J. Fandl Management Claudia M. Fetters Biology Karen S. Finnerty Mathematics Tarol M. Fislier Comm. Arts Diane J. Forsyth Elementary Catherine A. Franey Accounting Janice C. Fredley Elementary Adale L. Fresch Elementary James E. Fresch Social Studies James W. Fretts Business Kathleen G. Frontz Accounting Jack B. Furtney Finance James A. Gaiek Geography Florence E. Garth Elementary George Gasparovich French Linda D. Gearhan-d Elementary Gail L. Gearhart Elementary Seniors 191 Kenneth Gilliland Mathematics Sidney Glass Accounting Amos Glenn III Accounting Joretta Glott Spec Ed-Mental Ret Connie Glozik Spanish Gerald Goble Management Janice Gochenour Elementary Clarence Golbourne BS in Biology William Good Management Marsha Goodwin Elementary Marvin Graham Accounting Sandra Graham German Barbara Grant Elementary William Grau Management Ronald Grguric Management Anthony Grice Accounting Katha Griebel Elementary Jo Ellen Groff Music James Groner General Science Mary Gruber General Science Marjorie Grundy Spec Ed-Mental RET Wade Guisbert Med Tech. Betsy Guntrum Elementary Michael Hale Management Sandra Hall General Science Stella Halligan Elementary Thomas Hancock Management Teresa Hanks Elementary Robin Harford Accounting Judy Harper History Scott Harper Management James Harpst Marketing Jill Harpster Elementary Jeffrey Harry Accounting Patricia Harvey Spec Ed-Mental RET Caria Hasenplug Library Science Charia Jean Havens BS in Biology Marilyn Hawk Howard Hawn Accounting Seniors 193 Laurie Hayes English John Haynes Jr Management Philip Heigl Spec Ed-Mental RET Mary Anne Henderson Library Science Kathleen Henricks Accounting Marie Hensler French Pamela Hepler Elementary Kathryn Herbst French Jane Hess English Michael Hibshman Mathematics Linda Hicks Library Science Linda Hill Speech Path-Audi Brenda Himes Elementary Kathy Himes Speech Path-Audi Kathryn Hindman Sociology-Anthro Lois HIava Mathematics Geraldine HIister Elementary Debra Hockenberry Speech Comm Mary Hoffman English Clayton Homer Social Studies Bernice Hook Mathematics Melvin Hubbard Social Studies William Huber Jr Elementary Charlene Huffman Cindy Huffmyer Elementary Susan Hulse Library Science Richard Humbert Mathematics Don Hunter Marketing Catherine Idzik Elementary Gail Interval BS in Biology Jeannine Jackson Humanities June Jackson Speech Comm Raymond Jacobs BS in Biology Deborah James Library Science Anne Jarosh Spec Ed-Mental RET Nancy Jenkins Management Seniors 195 f £ - Bob Johnson Management Gary Johnson Accounting Marcia Jones Special Ed Nancy Jones Elementary Robleigh Jones Management Sandra Jones Library Science Joyce Jordan Elementary Mary Kahl Accounting Jeffrey Kane BS in Biology Patricia Karl Accounting Deborah Karns Kathleen Keally Accounting Doris Kearney Speech! Path-Audi Janice Kearns Psychology James Kelley Management Ken Diana Biology Maureen Kennedy Comm Arts Sue Kennedy Elementary Susan Kerr Ronald Keyes Management Stephen Kifer Comm Arts Pamela Cornicl Kimball Spec Ed-Mental RET Lionel Kimmel Spec Ed-Mental RET Lament King History Patti Knapek Elementary Richard Knapek Earth-Space Science Paul Koch Marketing Karen Komisak Elementary Gregory Kopay Accounting Peter Korones Music Beverly Koza Elementary Timothy Krause Management Trudel Krieger Music Todd Kroh Marketing Jacqueline Kulics Elementary Judith Kulp Music Deborah Laboda Speech Path-Audi Marian Lahr Speech Path-Audi Margaret Lally Speech Path- Audi Nancy Lamendola Elementary Dane Lang Marketing Martha Larson Michael Lawrence Social Studies Mark Lazur Mathematics Denise Lecce Comm Arts Nancy Ledoux Music Sarah Leger BS in Math Phyllis Leone French George Levick Debra Levis Management William Locke Accounting Dawnetta Long Elementary Linore Lord Accounting Dennis Lupton Management Thomas Lutton Mathematics Douglas Lutz Undecided Senlors 199 Joe Maisano Accounting Sharon Maley BS in Biology S haron Mancini Elementary Daniel Manka Jr Earth-Space Science Jacquelyn March Music Marcia Mariacher Marketing Frank Marotti Jr Social Studies Daniel Marra Elementary Michael Marra Music Gail Marsh Elementary George Marshall Med-Tech Richard Martin Social Studies Lynda Marindale Mathematics Susan Marttala Elementary Sarah Martz Speech Path-Audi Janis Mason Social Studies Charles Master II BS in Psychology Russell Matthias History Daria Mauro Speech Path-Audi Leslie Mcallister Elementary Marilyn Mayer Debra Mcallonis History Sharon Mcbride Elementary Larry Mccloskey Mathematics Janice Mcclure Speech Path-Audi Deborah Mccormick Spanish Wells Mccurdy French Kevin Mcgoun General Science Susan Mcgreevy Speech Path- Audi Robert Mckinnis Elementary Laurel Merry BS in Biology Carole Metzmaier Art Jackilyn Meyers Elementary Diane Mielcusny Elementary Candy Miller John Miller Accounting Linda Milton Special Ed-Mental RET Bradley Mitchell Mathematics Kenneth Mohney Accounting Elizabeth Molli Library Science Catherine Morelli English Kim Morningstar Speech Path-Audi Michelle Morozek Comm Arts Mark Moshier Music Stephen Motzer Biology Deborah Moyer Elementary Mary Moyer Mathematics Ann Muczynski Elementary Jeanne Mulcahy Mathematics Donna Muir Deanna Muldoon Elementary Ronald Mulholland Social Studies Patricia Mulkeen Social Sciences Louis Muscatello Special Ed-Mental RET Donna Myers Early Child Devel Michael Namoski Earth-Space Science Jerry Neal Steven Nelson Speech Comm William Nesbitt Comm Arts Martha Nestlch Spanish Barbara Newell Spanish James Newkirk English Renee Newton German Barbara Noel l larketing Clare Novak Comm Arts Denise Ohman Mathematics James Olson Biology Robert Ondrasik BS in Biology Linda Oneil Deborah Ormay Special Ed-Mental RET Gregory Osikowicz Accounting Mike OToole Jr Management Roger Oxendale Accounting Patricia Pagnotto Elementary Betty Pallis Elementary Deborah Patterson Special Ed-Mental RET Edward Patterson Janet Paxton Special Ed-Mental RET I Janet L. Pearce Mathematics Paula M. Pecyna Speech Path Audi Mark A. Penco Management Keith D. Percic Accounting Robert W. Perrin Management Debra J. Perry Special Education Donald L. Peterman Accounting Charles W. Petrosky Elementary Patricia C. Phillian Special Education Louis J. Phillips Speech Path Audi Carol J. Phipps Special Education Cheryl L. Pifer Accounting Mark J. Pifer Sociology Mary E. Pilewski Special Education Michaeline J. Pinksaw Library Science James E. Piszker English Mark D. Plucinski Elementary Stephanie M. Podolak Elementary Diane L. Pollock Elementary Peggy A. Pollock French Curtis J. Porter Management Beth Pottiger Elementary Roger L. Powell Accounting William J. Prazenica Accounting Jeffrey Rahenkamp Biology Cheryl J. Raven Accounting Susan J. Rawlinson Biology Dottie J. Raybuck Elementary Luann Rebuck Elementary Chester Reck Accounting Kathy A. Reck Music Susanna Reed Speech Path Audi Stephen D. Reeve Psychology Robert J. Reisch Comm. Arts 5 Dawn E. Reitz Elementary Thomas P. Relihan Accounting Seniors 205 Kathleen A. Reynolds Special Education Steve Rhea Management Randy F. Ribich Pliysics Valarie E. Ripka Special Education Gerry W. Robards Physics Patricia Robb Elementary Sue E. Roberts Library Science Thomas J. Roden Comm. Arts Timothy J. Rogers Management Willard H. Rogerson Management Mary T. Rooney Elementary Paula S. Ross Elementary Sadie S. Rossey Elementary Cynthia J. Rowles Music Max Rozum, Jr. Music Robert D. Rupert Elementary Felicia A. Russo Special Education 206 Seniors Rosemarie A. Rymarz Elementary Karen Sacolic Music Albin Joseph Sadar Theater Judith A. Salensky Psycfiology Sharon A. Sampsell Music Jacqueline Sampson Timothy B. Sanstrom Social Studies Debra R. Santine Music Gail S. Savenko Speech Path Audi Monty Sayers Elementary Lesley A. Schachtman Special Education Leslie C. Scherch Library Science Joel A. Schettler Psychology Raymond E. Schnell Accounting William A. Schreiber Accounting David M. Schrock German Ruth A. Schweinsburg Accounting Wayne D. Seese Math Janice M. Sekula Elementary Brian E. Shea Social Studies Kathleen A. Shark Music Seniors 207 Patrick F. Shilala Biology Beverly A. Shipman Special Education Charles L. Shirey Elementary Janice L. Simmers Elementary Kimberly Simpson Elementary Rebecca E. Simpson Special Education Susan A. Simpson Elementary Kanwar Jit Pal Singh Michael S. Sisk Management Stephen T. Skalski Sociology Carolyn S. Slack Mathematics Janet A. Slavik English James A. Smigielski Marketing Michael J. Smigielski Marketing Edna Smith Special Education Gregory A. Smith English Linda R. Smith Library Science Roberta K. Smith Elementary Suzanne D. Smith Social Studies John A. Smoley, Jr. Management Larry J. Snyder Chemistry Douglas J. Sober Chemistry Richard B. Souser, Jr. Sociology - Anthro Margaret A. Spaeder Library Science James S. Spangler Biology John V. Spataro Elementary Jeffrey L. Speer Economics Debra A. Spencer Speech Path Aud Deborah L. Spicer Psychology I Seniors 209 Norma J. Stahlman Music Theodore N. Stavrakis Geography Susan M. Stephenson Susan L. Stepich Special Education Daniel J. Stewart Biology Susan M. Stiller Elementary Ronald E. Stimpson Biology William R. Stoddart Management Craig W. Stoner English Harry A. Storm Social Science William Stringert Social Sciences Kory A, Stuard Elementary Ann E, Stultz Elementary Byron E. Sullivan Psychology Deborah L. Sweeney Elementary Michael C. Swineford Business Administration Colleen K. TabacchI Library Science Robert U. Taglieri English Mary A. Taylor Elementary Scott L, Taylor Management 210 Seniors Elizabeth M. Tepke Elementary Mary A. Teupel Special Education Sheryl D. Thatcher Marketing Nancy A. Thomas Elementary Robin E. Thomas Biology Marianne Thompson Elementary Pamela L. Thompson Elementary Mary J. Tooey Library Science Randall L. Troutman Management Louise Troyan Elementary Darlene F. Trudgen Speech Path Audi Jay P. Truxal Comm. Art Theresa A. Turso Speech Comm. Patricia A. Uskuraitis Spanish John C. Van Arsdale III Management Margaret Van Voorhees Accounting Gail M. Vecchio Special Education Maria H. Vuletic Elementary Robert Wachob Marilyn S. Wagner Elementary Marian A. Wasson Elementary Michael D. Watson Biology Cynthia S. Weaver Elementary Janice Weaver Speech Path Audi Robert J. Weiland Accounting Bonni S. Weinell Psychology Kelly A. Welsh Elementary Brenda S. Wenner Elementary Debra S. Wepfer Elementary David Wertz Elementary Vincent W. Wesner Earth Space Susan R. Wheeler Mathematics David G. White Management Linda D. Whitling Elementary Thonnas A. Wiggins Biology Margaret Wilkinson Virginia I. Wilkinson Elementary Michael L. Willow Management Celeste A. Wilson Library Science Susan E. Wilson Special Education Tiffany A. Wilson Elementary Diane Wimand Wanda J. Wokulich Special Education Kathy A. Woloszyn Elementary Lee Wood Paul K. Woods Mathematics Randall L. Woods Biology Pamela D. Woodward Management Daniel T. Wujcik Music Susan E. Wyant Elementary Jeanne K. Yoko Elementary William D. Yorkshire Elementary Donald R. Young Biology Rose M. Young Comm. Arts Gene G. Zarnick, Jr. Elementary William E. Zehner Elementary Susan E. Ziegler Comm. Arts Debora 0. Zigerell Social Studies Bruce V. Zimmerman Accounting Joella Zingaro Antoinette M. Zucco Special Education Graduation May 16, 1976 Soggy Seniors In Clarion Photos by Wade Guisbert imi h 8 pJ 4 i r ■ If 216 Seniors .■?r; Grab Those Diplomas, It ' s All Over! I 220 Faculty Faculty And Administration Knowledge is the only instrument of production that is not subject to diminishing returns. -J. M. Clarl Faculty 221 ■■ ■ r x H| H ■ ' - ' .iS j l pii f A L H sT - ' ! 14 h ? . X ' I H ¥■ ' ' ' ' M m Hr 1 K 1 U - ' i H fe ' ' H BH Mj , •?vl B h H Bb ■• ::-■ _.. ' .i«ia ikiijl n Hwl l lB Clockwise from upper left; Dr. Charles Leach, V.P. for Administration; Dr. James Gemmell, President; Student Affairs-Row 1: Dr. George Curtis, Dr. Donald Nair. Row 2: Barbara Rose, Marilyn Mikolusky; Bryce Gray, Assis- tant to Dean Acad. Ser.; Dr. Dana Still, V.P. for Academic Affairs. 222 Administration Administration Top; Dr. John Bodoh, Dean Liberal Arts; Dr. Charles Shontz, Dean Academic Services and Summer Sessions; Bottom: Dr. Robert Baldwin, Dean Professional Studies; Dr. Forest Carter, Dean Business Administra- tion. I Administration 223 TOP From left: Hal Wassink, Coordinator of Student Activities; John Nanovsky, Director of College Centers; Ernest Johnson, Director of Public Affairs. BOTTOM, from left: Philip Wallace, Assistant Director of Professional Education Services; Matthew Marder, Dean of Administration. 224 Faculty Robert Crawford, Director of Physical Plant ADMISSIONS: Left to right: John Shropshire, Alfred Clark, Walter Hart, Alvin Kennedy. 1 P K 1 1 If B ' ' ' ' ' f - ' ' llr ' -! ' Ifc JB « ?? . N ; fVlyron Klingensmith CSA Business Manager Jerry demons CSA Administrative Assistant Domenic Vallosio Business Manager Speech Communication And Theatre Left to right; Dr. Charles Marlin, Mr. Barry McCauliff, Dr. Roger Hufford, Dr. Mary Hardwick, Dr. Adam Weiss, Dr. Bob Copeland, Dr. Alan Marston (chairman), Mr. Frank Clark, Ms. Jane Elmes. Not pictured: Dr. David Wright. Art Left to right: Mr. William Grosch, Mr. Alfred Charley, Mr. Andor P-Jobb, Mr. Charles Pearce, Dr. Francis Baptist, Dr. Robert Hobbs (chairman). Dr. William Edwards, Mr. Eugene Seelye. Not pictured: Mr. Charles Dugan. I 226 Faculty Seated, left to right: Janice Ditz, Mr. Edwin Simpson. Standing, left to right: Brenda Barrett, Mr. Robert Keenan, Dr. Donald Dininny, Mr. R. Dennis Hetrick, Dr. Harold Hartley (chair- man). Not pictured: Mr. Jack Smith, Mrs. Carolyn Stanback. Speech Pathology And Audiology Social Science Seated, left to right: Dr. Jack Bertsch, Dr. Frank Takei, Mr. Richard Zailys. Standing: Dr. Dean Straffin, Dr. Eldon Somers, Mr. Jay Van Bruggen, Mr. Emmett Graybill, Dr. Robert Rath, Dr. G. A. Konitzky (chairman). Dr. Ngo Tu. Faculty 227 Physics Seated, left to right; Dr. Clifford Keth, Dr. Mohammed Said, Mr. Dewayne Slaugenhaupt. Standing: Mr. Jacl Blaine, Dr. Albert Exton, Mr. James Shofestall, Dr. William Snedegar (chairman). Mathematics Seated, left to right: Dr. Stephen Gendler (chairman), Mr. Ronald Kopas, Mrs. Lois Mushrush, Mr. Melvin Mitchell. Standing: Dr. Sahib Singh, Mr. Robert Northey, Dr. Nicholas Bezak, Mr. Irvin Henry, Dr. Ben- jamin Freed. Not pictured: Mr. John Cliff, Dr. Daniel Cronin, Mr. Roger Engle, Mr. Donald Lowe, Dr. Michel Ossesia, Mr. Donald Pagano, Mr. Eugene Rhoads, Miss Sally Ringland, Mr. Thomas WImer. 228 Faculty Economics Left to right: Dr. P.S. Akolekar, Ms. Tara Latawic, Dr. William Ross, Dr. Thomas Vernon, Dr. Arthur Wichmann chairman), Dr. Sarjit Singh. Seated, left to right: Mr. William Henry, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, Dr. Charles Townsend. Standing: Mr. Stephen Huntsberger (chairman), Mr. Blaise Bergiel, Dr. Dom Greco, Mr. Curtis Bagley, Dr. Dempsey Dupree, Mr. Woodrow Yeaney. Not pictured: Mr. William Campbell, Dr. Chang Choi, Mr. Richard Kooman, Mr. Kent Pope, Mr. Bruce Rosen, Mrs. Nancy Vernon. Accounting and Finance Faculty 229 Library Media And Information Science Left to right: Mrs. Patricia Payne, Dr. Alimad Gamaluddin, Dr. Ber- nard Vavrek, Dr. John Head, Mr. Charles Economous, Mr. John Lusl ay, Dr. Margaret Jetter, Dr. Elizabeth Rupert (Dean). Education Seated, left to right: Dr. Gail Kenemuth, Dr. Frank Battista, Dr. Earl Chalfant, Dr. Lawrence Smith, Dr. Betty Slater. Standing: Dr. Harriet Caplan, Dr. Earl Siler, Mr. Frank Palaggo, Dr. Robert Yoho (chairman). Dr. Richard Bradley. Not pictured: Dr. David Klindienst, Mr. Walter Koukal, Dr. John Moorhouse, Mr. Paul Mosser, Dr. Phyllis Smith, Dr. Joseph Uzmack, Dr. Ar- nold Zeaske. 230 Faculty Psychology Seated, left to right; Dr. Katharine Kochno, Dr. William Combs, Dr. Hugh A. Semon, Dr. W. Lee Morrison. Stan- ding, Dr. Lawrence Penny, Dr. Alpha Bernard, Dr. Allan Elliott, Dr. Patricia Moore, Dr. Givens Thornton (chair- man). Not pictured: Dr. Irving Lilly, Dr. Susan Reinhardt, Miss Kay Schlappe. Left to right; Mrs. Nadine Donachy, Mr. James Donachy, Dr. J. Robert Moore, Mr. Dalph O. Cook, Dr. William Chamberlain, Dr. Wanda Jetkiewicz, Dr. Kenneth Mechl- ing, Dr. Bruce Dinsmore (chairman), Dr. Ernest Aharrah, Ms. Linda Kay, Dr. Gilbert Twiest, Mr. Gary Edwards, Dr. Terry Morrow, Dr. John Williams, Dr. William Kodrich. Not pictured; Dr. George Harmon, Dr. Kenneth Linton, Mr. Garrison McCaslin. Facuity 23i History Front row, left to right: Mr. Leonard Abate, Dr. Edward Duffy, Dr. Joel Haines, Dr. Walter Snyder, Dr. Helen Knuth, Dr. Mohammed Khan. Back row: Dr. James King, Mr. Alistair Crawford, Dr. Gilbert Hill (chairman), Mrs. Suzanne Van Meter. Not pictured: Dr. Anne Day, Miss Imogens Sumner, Dr. Zoe Swecker. Geography Left to right: Dr. Don Totten, Dr. Tracy Buckwalter (chairman), Mr. Lester Oakes, Miss Margaret Kordecki, Mr. Norman Humphrey. Not pictured: Mr. J. David Samol, Dr. George Shirey. Chemistry Seated, left to right: Dr. William Krugh, Dr. Paul Beck (chairman), Mr. George Wollaston. Stan- ding: Dr. Patty Laswick, Dr. William Sharpe, Dr. Olive Bower, Dr. John Laswick, Mr. Galen Ober. Not pictured: Mr. Glenn Keldsen, Dr. Glenn McElhattan. Health And Physical Education Seated, left to right: Mr. Robert Bubb, Mr. Richard Pae, Mr. Charles Nanz, Mrs. Ernestine Weaver, Mrs. Betty Simpson. Standing: Mr. Eugene Sobolewski, Mrs. Carol Clay, Miss Frances Shope, Miss Patricia Ferguson, Mr. Al Jacks (chair- man). Not pictured: Mr. Norbert Baschnagel, Mr. John Davis, Mr. William English, Mr. Joseph DeGregorio, Mr. Robert Irons, Mr. John Joy, Mr. Joseph Knowles, Mr. Donald Leas, Mr. Robert Leonard, Mr. Frank Lignelli, Mr. Charles Ruslavage. Music fe First row, left to right: Mr. John Floyd, Dr. Dean Farnham, Dr. Stanley Michalski, Ms. Kathleen Duck. Second row: Mr. Jack Hall, Mr. Milutin Lazich, Mr. William McDonald, Dr. Isaac Ostrow, Ms. Barbara Marlis. Third row: Mr. Donald Black, Dr. Patricia Conner, Dr. J. Rex Mitchell, Miss Grace Urrico (chairman), Ms. Jill Street. Not pictured: Mr. Vahe Berberian, Mr. Christian Bohlen, Mrs. Annette Pesche, Dr. Robert Van Meter. Faculty 233 Modern Languages And Cultures Faculty: Robert Bays, Gwendolyn Bays, Carl Caldwell, Rafael Diaz y Diaz, Jose Garcia, Irmgard Hegewald, Alfred Junod, Allene Masterson, Jean-Louis Morel, Dilara Nikoulin, William Tomko, Cfiristine Totten. 234 Faculty English Faculty: Edward Grejda, George Barber, Ter ' y Caesar, Sarah Clark, Dons Cooper, Francis Greco, Lee Heilman, Arnold Jeschke, William Karl, Elaine King, James Knickerbocker, Bruce MacBeth, Gilbert Neiman, Henry Newman, Hugh Park, Richard Redfern, John Reinhardt, Ronald Shumaker. Lois Steele, Donald Wilson. Faculty 235 Communications Faculty: James Cole, Inez Baker, Carmen FelicettI, George Frasher, Henry Fueg, Allan Larson, Patricia Marini, William McCavitt, Richard Metcalf, Leonard Pfaff. Special Education Faculty: Kenneth Vayca, Terri Dunkle, Robert Kern, Alberta Nelson, Priscilla Peterson, Katherine Reed, Roy Schreffler, Daniel Shirey, Joseph Stewart, Ruby John. 236 Faculty V Administrative Sciences Faculty; John Reed, Donatus Amaran. Ernest Carlton. Frederick Clark. Ralph Elsadat. James Enders. Linda Felicetti, Norman Hopmayer, John Longhill, Computer Center Computer center staff. Dr. George Lewis. Director. Not shown. William Schell. Faculty 237 ndex Organizations A.C.E.1 39 Accounting Club 32 Alpha Mu Gamma 33 Archaeological Association 22 Beta Chapter 30 Bios Club 23 Black Campus Ministry 36 Brothers and Sisters, Inc 28 B.S.U 31 Business Association 43 C.E.C 32 Center Board 20 Clarion Call 20 Clarion International Association 27 Clarion Outing Society 29 Debate Team 21 Fubars 24 Geographical Society 22 German Club 38 History Club 29 Individual Events Speaking 19 Investment Club 35 Kappa Delta Pi 37 Lambda Sigma 34 Marketing Association 31 M.E.N.C 25 N.S.S.H.A 25 Phi Beta Alpha 30 Pi Kappa Delta 26 Pi Mu Epsilon 35 Premed Club 23 P.S.E.A 24 Psi Chi 28 Psychology Club 27 Sequelle Staff 40 S.E.T 26 Ski Club 36 Spanish Club 21 Student Information 42 Student Senate 42 WCCB Radio 18 Fine Arts Alpha Psi Omega 55 Brass Choir 54 College Players 60 Lab Jazz Band 58 Opera Workshop 59 Orchestra 56 Percussion Ensemble 61 Tau Beta Kappa 62 Greeks Interfraternity Council 156 Fraternities Alpha Chi Rho 162 Alpha Sigma Chi 158 Kappa Alpha Psi 165 Phi Sigma 164 Phi Sigma Kappa 159 Sigma Tau 160 Tau Kappa Epsilon 161 Theta Chi 163 Theta Xi 157 Panhellenic Council 166 Sororities Alpha Kappa Alpa 173 Alpha Sigma Alpha 169 Alpha Sigma Tau 167 Alpha Xi Delta 168 Delta Sigma Theta 171 Delta Zeta 172 Phi Sigma Sigma 170 Sigma Sigma Sigma 175 Zeta Tau Alpha 174 Faculty And Administration Accounting and Finance 229 Administration 222 Administrative Sciences 237 Art 226 Biology 231 Chemistry 232 Communications 236 Economics 229 Education 230 English 235 Foreign Languages 234 Geography 232 Health and Physical Education 233 History 232 Library Media and Info. Science 230 Mathematics 228 Music 233 Physics 228 Psychology 231 Social Science 227 Special Education - Mental Ret 236 Speech Communication and Theater 226 Speech Pathology and Audiology 227 Conclusion . . . Before God we are all equally wise - equally foolish. —Albert Einstein Editor ' s Message I ' ve been thinking about what great philosophical message to write on this page of the Sequelle all year. After looking at the editors ' messages in several of the past Se- quelles, I find that I don ' t really have anything new and original to say. The most important thing to an editor and his staff is to know that you, the students, liked the book. We tried to make the 1976 Sequelle something special for all of you. This book would never be complete without giving special thanks to the people who helped us get it together : Bernie IVIagirl, Walsworth Publishing Co., Inc. Abe Orlick, Davor Photo, Inc. Myron Klingensmith, Clarion Students Assoc. Ann Gloekler, assistant editor the Sequelle staff and all of you other people who we bugged for help. Once again, I hope you all enjoy the book, and Best Wishes to everyone. - Robin E. Thomas editor WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo.. U.S.A.