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

Page 27 text:

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

Page 26 text:

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

Page 28 text:

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