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

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Bus. Assoc. The Business Association is open to all students in the field of Business Admin. The club was organized with the intent of providing its members with an insight into the working of the business world. One of their activities in the past was to participate in Career Day. Bottom L to R-R Dechant. D, McWrlliams, L, Mykulowycz, S. Rogers, B. Smith. V. Long, J. Marshall, L. Lazusky, J. Bennett. Row 2-R. Wieser, J. Hermanson, 8. Tribone, M Raddsevich, unknown. Row 3-B Vorel, J. Gmuer. T. Hennessy, B. Shiner, L. Albright, C. Landau. Clarion International Association The Clarion International As- soc, was established to promote better understanding among people of all nations, to Introduce and share interna- tional customs and cultural backgrounds, and to assist foreign students on the Clarion campus. Among their various activities were a Halloween party and an international Christmas party. Another high- light of the year was an Interna- tional Evening. Bottom Row L to R-A. Utah, E. Wong, J. Kambouras(V.P.), B. Rose, 8. Boni-Awotwi(Pres.), A. Tremer(Sec), K. Bui, L. Amure. Row 2-G. Igwe, A. Downie, H. Oziegbe, D. Cheung, P. Cheung, O. Oshinusi, D. Sing, E. Henderson. Groups 19

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Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta was founded to foster and encourage an active interest in history. It is part of an international organization that encourages research in history and the sharing of it through publications and lectures. Their activities included films and a guest speaker. L to R-L. Gill(Sec.). G. Hill. L. Speer(Pres.), L. Dilling(V.P.). VJ. Snyder. Phi Beta Alpha Phi Beta Alpha honors outstanding academic achievement in the fields of Business Administration. This group tries to stimulate the desire for achievement and support of an outstand- ing program in Bus. Admin. Students selected must have a 3.2 or better QPA and be of junior standing. Bottom L to R-F. PicI, B. Fowler, V. Long, M. Coyle, N. Mess«r, J. Marshall, J. Gadzala, J. Fox, K. Brezack. M. Cutrone. unknown. Row 2-T. Macaluso, K. McDermott. J. Kennedy. G. Kreisher. S. Gill. M. Norris, J. Vaira, S. McGinley. A. McAuley. Row 3-J. Raybuck, M. Frick, W. Saxe, S. Hedrick, A. Irlbacher. G. Ziegler. R. Buck. Row 4-M. McClurg. J. Thompson. B. Hall, Whitling, D. Whitling, J. Hafer, J. Doran, T. Hastings, G. Kazor. Row 5-G. Chambers, J. Mavero. J. Wiedgomas, J. Hermanson, R. Pfingsten, R. Kramer, G. Lockhart, M. Morse, Row 6-N. VanEpps, A. Zuvich, B. Tribone, C. Vawryk, B. McArdle, C. King, P. Ditlllo, R. Dechant, J. Eicher. Row 7-D. Elliot, Dr. Longhill, P. DeLeys, J. Bohn, L. Gorman, B. Thayer, S. Haines, D. Elchenlaub, K. Martin, C. Tzymanski. 18 Groups

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Arch. Assoc. The Archeology Association at CSC is open to students interested in archaeology. In the past they have spent a weekend digging on a historical site, visited an exhibit at the National Art Gallery, and built a float for the Autumn Leaf Festival Parade. The assoc. attended the Ohio Valley Arch. Conference, Society for Pa. Arch, meeting, and the Site Surveys Council for N. E. Arch. Bottom L to R-M. Tromans, J. Wenger, C. Banks, L. Kammerer, K. Davis. A. Coudrlet, K. Kosarich. Row 2-D. Niederriter. C. Ambrose, B. Harkema, B. McCuen, S. Hannum, A. Rice. R. Walters, D. Tighe. D. Frizzola. B. Beveridge, Dr. Stratfin. J. Eschelman. Row 3-F. Burnisky. D. Zmoda. B. Fenton, B. Schoendorf. D. Mason. German Club German Club affords students the opportunity to become acquainted with the cultural aspects of the German speaking countries through participation in events as folk dancing, singing, and classes in Ger- man cooking. Activities include performing short plays and skits for high school students and sponsoring a Faschings Ball. Bottom L to R-L. Dilling(V.P.), B. Huet(Pres.). J. Eshleman, C. Metz. Row 2-S. Stimmel(Sec.), P. Bryer, Dr. Totten(Advisor), Mrs. Hegewald(Advisor), B. Chaney, J Hampson. D. Bell(Treas.). 20 Groups