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

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Phi Beta Alpha Phi Beta Alpha is the honorary society for Business Administration students. Its purposes are threefold: to honor outstanding achievement, to stimulate the desire for achievement, and to sustain and support an oustanding program in the field of business. Row 1: S. Chitister, E. Ross, L. Kelley, S. Koza, T. Miller, G. Yesenosky, C. Handford, M. Malizia, T. Cancilla. Row 2: M. Baric, E. Buscher, C. Gatti, L. Larimer, L. Simonetti, J. Furey, G. Braughler, 0. Beggs. Row 3: W. Ross, D. Stewart, D. Gourley, D. Golden, J. Hopeck, J. Douglas. J 4 ' y 1 Row 1: T. Newcombe, J. Bogniak, B. Christman, H. Kahle, V. Matusik, D. Heffner, C. Fulton. Row 2: K. Kinch, S. Myers, K. Atwood, N. Gorelli, P. McGrath, B. Connelly, P. Dalessandro, B. Putsy, B. Dalmaso, P. Rhodes, M. Goucher. Row 3: B. Burtell, T. Cook, P. Fiynn, D. Dieier, J. Kramer, J. Koehler, M. Hurley, J. Minio, J. Karkowski, J. Oalzeli, G. Shatter. Row 4: Dr. Fleck, J. Miller, G. Dalessandro, T. Watkins. 28 Groups

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student Senate student Senate is the elected representative body of the students. In addition to being in charge of allocating Clarion Student Association funds to all campus organizations, Senate also represents students in faculty and state governmental organizations. Participation in committee work and enthusiasm in bettering campus life are also requirements of a senator. Row 1: L. Faett, A. Weekley (President), K. Natale (Vice- President), B. Baraldi. Row 2: D. MacEwen, H. Cawley, E. Roth, D. Zumbrum, R. Gandy, R. Free. Row 3: Dr. Nair (Advisor), Mr. Krull (Advisor), S. Porter, B. Faverty, 0. Tarr, M. Przestrzeiski (Secretary), S. Rutherford, S. Boggan, J. Smith (Parliamentar- ian). Not pictured: D. McCooley. Center Board Center Board is the administra- tive organization responsible for developing, promoting, and schedul- ing the recreational, cultural, and social programs for the entire cam- pus. The Board consists of elected student officers, committee chairpeo- ple, faculty, alumni, and a representa- tive from Student Affairs. Left to right: Dr. Hardwick, Dr. Nanovsky (Advisor), C. Minnemeyer, J. Spencer, C. Reed, M. Audain, D. Tomeo, Miss Rose, M. Anderson, C. McKee, K. Schneider, Mr. Wassink, M. Sollee, Mr. Smith. Group« 27

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WCCB WCCB ' s purpose is two-fold: to be an entertainment source by providing a wide variety of the best music and to be an up-to-date information service. WCCB keeps actively involved with the campus by sponsoring activities such as concerts, various give-away programs, and the annual fund drive for Children ' s Hospital at Christ- mas. Row 1: L. Richert, M. Markey, S. Blum. Row 2: C. Hogan, J. Sporrer, C. Connerty, M. Brown. Row 3: B. Johnson, B. Yager, C. Koehler, D. Parsons, L. Jacobs. Row 4: D. Huss, K. Haverstock, E. Lindbloom, C. Pinto. Row 5: B. Burtell, C. Melwin, B. Stenberg, M. ReiU. Row 6: G. Philljppi, M. Smiley, K. Abrams, R. Partridge, R. Anton. WCUC-FM WCUC is a public non-profit radio station serving the communtiy and the college. Our objectives are to provide our listeners with an alternative sound in radio and to bring them the best in news, sports and music. Again this year WCUC ran a radio-thon for the American Heart Association. WCUC staff: A. Kennedy, B. Franks, J. Susko, A. Doughty, L. Rodriguez, P. Doeringer, E. Trow, C. Hanna, M. Gulden, D. Berg, J. Segreve, J. Herman, M. Reid, G. Kibler, K. Ream. D. Bajstar, B. Bothwall, V. Benoit, S. Peters, M. Betti, C. Licata, N. Commella. B. Mallieon, J. Rudzik, N. Nestich, P. Denio, R. Rodgers, S. Huff, A. Banks, S. Turner, E. Jones, C. Heywood. Group8 29