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

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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

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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

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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