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

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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

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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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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