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

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Accounting Club The Accounting Club was formed to encourage the interests of accounting students. Active participation of student mennbers in the National Association of Accoun- tants is also enabled, providing a means for the students to meet practicing accountants. The club attends the N.A.A. monthly and in April the Third Annual Accounting Seminar. Bottom L to R.-G. Lockhart, unknown, R. Kramer, J. Moon, J. Vasco, J Gooch, P. Antoske. Row 2-V. Long, N. Mesner, A. Morgan, S. Smith, L Soeder, K. Pazniak, M. Kolbas(Treas.), J. Petrodky. Row 3-B. Fowler, J, Hermanson, K. Lehman, C. Shiverdecker, L. Boosinger, J. Drabot unknown, D. Wolfe, F. Plci(Pres.), J. Eicher(V.P.). Row 5-N. Elk, J. Vaira, B. McArdle, D. Farney, R. PanuccI, A. Irlbacher, J. Gmuer. Row 6-M Frick, R. Dlwens, J. CarFagna, D. Vavro, R. Wagner, S. Arman, G Werner, M. Yusko, J. Needham. Row 7-M. O ' Block, J. Garrity, unknown, D. Whitling, K. Martin, D. Whitling, R. MItne. Row 8-G. Slavka, B. Clarke, unknown, D. Orange, B. Sprecher, unknown, J. HIntenach, D. Eichenlaub. Row 9-T. Smith, unknown, B. Smith, unknown, P. DItlllo unknown, G. Beatrice, M. Kushner, J. Benet, B. Vorel. Row 10-R. Martin, S. Zimmerman, T. McHenna, L. Manella, B. Paige, M. Toth, J. Bird, J Mavero, unknown, G. Chambers, M. Norrls, J. Martin, R. Zeigert, D, Murray, R. Hornak. History Club The History Club was founded to promote an interest in history and to provide an opportunity for students to participate in history oriented events. During the fall, the club sponsored a mock presidential debate and also had a guest speaker on Western Pa. Indians. Bottom L to R-W. Snyder(Adv.)B. Seman(Pres.), Row 2-J. Adier, B. Dunst(V.P.), L. Dilling (Sec.-Treas.). 28 Groups

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Bios Club This is an organization open to all students, both undergraduates and graduates, who have an interest in the natural sciences and preservation of our wildlife and natural areas. During the spring the club went on a trip to the Florida Everglades and the Virginia Shore. Also, in the fall, the club visited Algonquin Provincial Park in Canada. Various campus projects included Slave-days and plant sales. Bottom L to R-B Burn(Pres.). M. Zwlener(Treas.). S. Wllson(V P.), D. White. Row 2-D. Davidson(sec.). S. Osborne, L. Sigismondi. K. Ellermeyer. K. Ganster. Row 3-Dr Dalby(Adv ), G. Augustine, L. Osborne, N. Jacisin, J. Culton, M. Shotts, B. Vanhouten. Pi Kappa Delta PI Kappa Delta is the National Honorary Society in debate and torensics. Students earn a right to membership through active participation In either the Clarion Debate or Forensics team. Bottom L to R-J. Smith, K. Cox(treas.), R. Dunst, J. Elmes(Adv.). Row 2-B. McCauliff(Adv.), M. Neagley. S. Barefoot(V.P.), S. McGinley, K. Lemon(Pres.), J. Gareis,B. Kirkhoff(Sec.), A. Avery, D. Paul. R. Hufford(Adv.). Groups 27

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C.E.C Council for Exceptional Children is a professional organization of individuals interested in working with and helping the handicapped. Their activities include monthly speakers and weekly visits to Polk. In conjunction with NSSHA, they held a Christmas party for handicapped children of the area. A highlight of the year was the international convention in Atlanta, Ga. Bottom L to R-N. Appleby. S. Tosten Row 2-D. Smith. K. Speice. V. Mohnshine, E. Smart, S Ralrle, R Zanaglio, J. Crowl, A Fizzhead. Row 3-D. Davison, M. Holcomb(Sec.-Treas.), M. Demchak, C. Cobler. K. Bintrim, K. Deere. N S S H A Bottom L to R-D. Plutt, N. Glassner, L. Helsel, C. Holterbach, J. Pinnock. Row 2-J. Trees, M. Toby, S. Martala, D. Vinansky, C. Tremont, J. Lunger, L. Lenkner. J. Himes, D. Keith. K. Stoeckly. B. Kinkead. Row 3-P. Hannaford, C. Moriarty, C. Sulkowski, M. Boythe, K. Maus, E. Gibson, S. Dutzman, P ' . Magnanelli, S. Ressler, V. Posch, J. Hicks, K. Koppel, C. Best. Row 4-K. Hardex, D. Haver, C. Supplee, G. Semour, W. Barton, R. Rowe, L. Rissone. Mr. Simpson(adv), B. Kreismer, D. Presutti, K. Cauthorn, D. Howard, N. McDaniel, M. Colteryhan, P. Hannon, A. Terhune, P. Boynton, K. Mechenbier, E. Shuey. The National Student Speech and Hearing Association is open to anyone interested in speech and communicative disorders. NSSHA ' s involvement for 1976-1977 included the following activities: field trips, a seminar on articulation, fund raising programs, observance of Deaf Awareness Week, annual spring banquet, conventions, and monthly meetings with guest speakers and film. Groups 29