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

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Alpha Psi Omega Bottom L to R: D. Morris, S. Fisher, M. Metzler. Row 2: B. Lesher, D. Paul, G. Lakes. Not pictured: P. Hudson, S. Hummel, J. McCauley, D. Leodora, J. Colligan, P. Brock, M. Malthaner, D. Gallagher. Psychology Club The Psychology Club is a student-centered organization whose objective is to create and stimulate interest in the field of psychology. Membership is open to any interested stu- dent. Bottom L to R: K. Murry, A. Kappel, M. Hagenmeier. K. Bortnyik. Row 2: R. Frasinelli, S. Hay, D. Bosak, F. Woomer, S. Werner, Dr. D. Soricelli. Groups 29

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Bios Club The Bios Club is open to all students, both under- graduates, and graduates, regardless of their major. The club is dedicated to promoting scholary and recreational activities in the natural sciences and the preservation of our wild life and natural areas. During the spring the club went to Muskegan, Michigan. Also in the fall the club visited Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky. Various campus projects included slave-days and plant sales. Bottom L to R: J Anderson, K. Keating (Sec ), R. Eby, C Vicori, C Eberhart, J. Elias, S. Cole. Row 2: M. Helwig (Treas.) B. VanHouten (Pres.), J. Gilbert, B. Pritchard, J, Mellilo, J. Pavlick (V.P.), L. Mercuri, L. Mansfield, L. Sigismondi, S. Wilson, M. Zwiemer, Row 3: J Colangelo, S Nesley, J. Tidhall, B. Burn. B. Campbell, C. Cowan. J. Culton. Row 4: K. Dowling, C. Bistis, J Swarlis, M. Shotts (Hist). P. Graescti, J. Stout, B Sundo, D Reintiard, M. Twiest. Not pictured: Dr. Dalby, C. Fornal. Archaeology Association The Archaeology Association actively digs at sites in Clarion. We go to Archaeological meetings in this state and in other states, take field trips to museums to see special exhibits such as the King Tut exhibit in Washington, D.C. and the Peruvian Treasures exhibit in New York. 28 Groups Bottom L to R: R. Harkema, D. Banks, R.Walter. Row 2: S. Hannum, M. Long. D. Niederriter. C. Ambrose, C. Wuest. Row 3: J. Sheline. M. Hargenrader, D, Frizzola. A. Lauscti. Row 4: T. Goedeker. J. Walter, M. Tromans. B McCuen. Row 5: F Burnisky. K. Davis. Dr. Straffin. E. Fenton. K. Kosarich. Not pictured: Dr. Konitzky, M. Tomlinson, E. Flanagan, A. Rice. J. Kratzler, M. Miller, D. Tighe, P. Rodemoyer.

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Pre Med Club The Pre -med Club was formed to serve students as an informa- tion source for careers in the health care field. Activities include speak- ers, films, and trips to medical centers. Clarion International Assoc. The Clarion Interna- tional Association, refer- red to as the CIA is open to all persons, students, non-students and faculty interested in international relations. The main pur- poses of the organization are to promote better understanding among people of all nations, to introduce and share inter- national customs and cultural backgrounds, to help foreign students w ho come to Clarion and to aid CSC in establishing a possible exchange program with colleges abroad. Bottom L to R M. Backouski, N Kish, C. Vicari, E. Henderson, Row 2: G Njoku, D Barnett, D Billings, C Fornal, L. Klamr Row 3: V. Kemmerer, D Spanitz, G. Guyton, P. Cortazo. unknown, M. Marino, unknown. Row 4: O. Akwani, L. Mansfield, L, Mercuri, L. Zaidivar, N. Hayden, S. Cole, unknown. B. Jackson, S Herman, H. Oziegbe, unknown. Row 5: E. Janovsky, unknown, unknown, M. Bricker, J. Bonner, W Kati, R. Arena, D. Austin, J. Chilcott, B. VanHouten, C. Stultzman. ; ' !■ ' .« 3 mll W i■•%h ' W ]i l Bottom L. to R.: B. Edgal, B Manitsas, J Cole, M. Clark. Row 2: G. Njoku, O. Osadolors, O. Akwani, D Ojomo, E. Henderson, I. Dike, G. Igwe. J. Kambouras, E Curata. A. Lo, E. Wong. 30 Groups