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

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Pre-Med Club The Pre-med Club was formed to serve students as an information source for careers in the health care field. Activities have included speakers, films, and a trip to Gessinger Medical Center. Bottom L to R-L. White, N Jacisin(Sec.-Treas.), D Burnett. R. Walter. Row 2-L. Haberman. E. Henderson, K. Ellenmeyer(V.P.), H. Oziegbe, B. Cramer, M Backouskl. Row 3-C. Novak, B Edgal, Dr. Harmon(adv.). J. Matia, G. Iqwe. Marketing Association The Marketing Association was chartered in fall 1975. Some of its functions are to promote marketing concepts, integrate practical exper- ience with classroom study, and widen the students ' scope of market- ing activities. Some of the activities during the year were meetings, a speaker from Kaufman ' s Department Store, and two Career Days. Bottom L to R-T. Brodahl, C. Bump, D. Miaoulis. S McFadden. Row 2-M. Radosevich{Pres.). S. Stiver, J. Fox(mem V.P.), D Sakulsky, J. Burd Row 3-M. McClurg, D. Harr, J. Thompson, J. Gadzala(Prog. V.P.), S Haines, M. Cherico. Row 4-unknown, J. Krecek. H Bernstein. J. Marshall, unknown, M. Coyle, V. Gadzala, M. Spratt. K. Lepionka, M Rich. Row 5-B. Tribone, R, Dechant, M. Robbins, J Sample, C. Crummy, E. Hughes. Row 6-unknown. J. McKain(sec.), C. Andrew, E. Sandora, L McMullen, R. Kightlinger, K. Vanatt, J. Pollock. Groups 23

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Individual Speaking Events Team The Individual Speaking Events Teann travels to ten different colleges through- out the year participating in intercollegiate forensics tournaments. During the 76-77 year, the I. E. Team competed in tour- naments in Pa., Conn., Md., and Ohio. Over fifty individual and six team awards were received by team members, once again becoming one of the most active and successful programs in the state. Bottom L to R-M. Neagley, J. Garels(Pres.). Row 2-M Cauley, J. Ringbloom, Y. Mason. K. Lemon, B. Kirkhotf. Row 3-D. Hauck, J. Owens. M Babnis, C. Miller. D. Jannone, C. Harvey(Sec.). Row4-G. Jackson, D. Paul(Hist.), J. Elmes (adv.), A. Avery(V P.). R. Marclnko, T Harrity(Parliamentarian), M. Jeter. American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society is an organization of chemistry majors whose func- tion is to give the members an opportunity to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. Activities have included a number of speakers and other social events. An open house is sponsored each fall which drew approximately 350 High School students this past November. 4l.-1rv V r: .IL Bottom L to R-R. Schill. Dr. Sharpe(adv ), L. Andrew, E. Ober. Row 2-K. McKittrick, M. Kochon, R. Mercer, B. Grazier(V.P ), B. Batson. J Figenboum, L. Ober, S. Kurtz. 22 Groups

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Clarion Call The Clarion Call is the campus news- paper of CSC. Published each Wednesday, the Call is funded through the student activity fees and advertising revenues obtained by the staff. The paper is printed In a tabloid form and exists to provide the college community with regular coverage of issues, events and opinions. Co-editors-in-chief: Bob Yeatts, Maureen Malthaner. Seated L to R-M. Malthaner, C. Robinson, W. Taylor, S. Turanin. Standing-B. Paige, D. McDermott, L. Yingling, T. Heyl, J. Zumpano, J. Stunda, R. Morton, M. Bungard, B. Yeatts, D. Little, K. Weibel, J. Carlson, A. Phillips, L. Stopp, K. Snyder. 24 Groups