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

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Psi Chi The purpose of this organization is to advance the science of psychology; and to encourage, stimulate and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields particularly in psychology. Psi Chi is in- volved in various fund raising activities each semester. Field trips to such places as clinics and an annual trip to a conference sponsored by the American Psychology As- sociation are some of their activities. Psi Chi also hosts guest speakers from various areas of psychology. Bottom L to R; R. Mangagnotti. L. Bruno (Pres.; N, Zldek (Sec.-Treas ). G. Woomer (V.P ), B Miller, E. Shuey, Dr. Bolland (advisor). American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Bottom L to R: N. Dana, B. Batson, L. Siglsmondl, K. McKittrick, L. Ober, S. Kurtz, J. Matia, I. Deckman, R. Schill (Pres), L. Andrews, G.A. Zellnski, E. Ober (Sec.-Treas), D Liebert (V.P.). Row 2: R. Buckele, V. Palmer, W. Keti, D Burnette, F. Tarasi, D. Austin, E. Henderson, E Ludwig, K Mayberry, B. Moore, not pictured: H. Baxter, L. D. White. E. Zaidivar. 26 Groups

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Phi Beta Alpha Phi Beta Alpha was founded to honor outstanding academic achievement In the fields of Business Administration. The group tries to stimulate and support the desire for achievement in the various fields In business. Various speakers are presented throughout the year and each semester is highlighted by the Initiation Banquet for new members. This year 80 new members were inducted, the largest number of Initiates since the organization was formed. Bottom L to R: R. Milne. J. Dean, R. Hornak. M. Kusnir. A, Irlbacher (Hist.). M. Morse, Row 2: M. Norrls (Pres.). A. Stover. N. Sortain, L. Crede. J. Skwarcha. D. Herzing. J. Matzel. Row 3: K. Martin (Sec). L. Shafer, L. Bieloski. D. Percih. C. King. P, Morrison. J. Raybuck. J. Thompson. C. Shrlverdecker, J. Sommers. R. Buck. Row 4: J. Cushma, B, Tribone (V.P), K. McDermott, B, Fowler. D. Eichenlaub. J. Valra. B. Hall. B. Tucher. J, Kennedy. Row 5: J. Bohn. M. Frick. T. Hastings. C. Siemanski. J. Showers. G. Beatrice. K. McCuardy. A. McAuley (Treas.). J. Hintenach. G. Kazer. J. Kennedy not pictured: D. Hem, A. Marrone, R. Dechant, J. Bennett, L. Greegs, H. Fairlamb. J, Mavero. J. Martin. Outing Society The Clarion Outing Society Is an organization of students Interested in learning more about the outdoors. Some activities were hiking trips, hypoth- ermal camping, repelling, splunking, skiing, skating, canoeing, and biking. They also sponsored the first annual Christmas craft sale In conjunction with the pottery sale. L to R: Buck . M. Jakelsky. K Downie (V.P ), S Wilson. S Naylor. Bear (Treas). M. Dougherty (Pres ). M LonskI, (P.C). G. Caylor. M. Zucca. Groups 25

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Bottom L to R: J. Fugagli (Coord), B. Nickell (V. Coord), M. McAndrew Row 2: R. Toney (Sec-Treas), R. Johnson (Leg. Rep), R, Miller (Pub. Ch), D. Boyd (Min. Rep). Row 3: N. LIgette, B. Faverty. S. Porter. Not pictured: J. Stunda, D. Tarr, L. Wright, J. Franklin, T, Carter. Commonwealth Association Of Students CAS Is the student lobbying voice for the 14 state owned colleges and universities. We work for stablization of tuition and also keep abreast of any legislative acts that will affect the students.- This year CAS fought for lowering the drinking age and took a stand against HB 71. CAS established a campus lost and found, sponsored rap sessions with President Sommers, held a Day of Student Activism, lobbied in Harrisburg, and traveled to several statewide CAS conferences. They also held a voter registration drive. We are student funded and student run and are the third most effective state wide student lobbiest organization in the nation. Russian Club Bottom L to R: D. Wright (Sec), L. Kruse (V.P), M. Bachovski, K. Stallsmith, A. Stovey. L. Mahoney, M. Armstrong (Pres.), J. Vavro, Dr. Nikoulln (Adv.), L. Grant, D. Boyd. Row 2: J. Belser, M. Jablonovsky, C. Hrabovsky, G. Hetschlnof, M. Lukslk (Treas.), D. Stewart. Not pictured: B. Seman. Groups 27