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

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Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded January 5. 1911 at Indiana University. Bloomington. Indiana. Fa- shioning achievement as its purpose. Kappa Alpha Psi began uniting college men of culture, patriotism, and honor on a bond of fraternity. Since its founding upon the Clarion State campus in 1974. Beta Epsilon Colony has participated in numerous extra-curricular activities and public service projects. It now boasts a distinguished alumni of 28 brothers. L. to R D. Glover. K Bivens. G. Moore. B. Huddleston. L. Ambush. lit Hi w Sigma Tau Row 1: T. Wuyscik. G. Alexander. K. Ewing. D. Austin. B Zimmerman. D. Ashton. K. Redfoot. J. Wilson. T. Kolski. B. Hartman. T. Haftman. Row 2: D. Giardina. M. Crovak. S. Keefer. J. Rice. T. Collechi. Row 3: M. Obermaier. G. Zborovancik. J. Saunders. M. Andreko -ich. S : - MM « 222

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Delta Zeta The Epsilon Theta chapter of Delta Zeta is proud to represent the largest national sorority. We were established on CSC ' s campus in 1956. Our national philanthropic endeavor is Speech and Hearing. We also go trick or treating for Polk State Institute every Halloween. The Delts are very acti ve in extra- curricular activities including cheerlead- ing, Channel 5. NSSHLA, PSEA. several honor societies, AMA, Greek Week, and Homecoming court to name a few. We are very proud of Mary Pat McCarthy, who is last year ' s Miss CSC. Our social functions include Christmas and Spring formals. and many fantastic mixers with the hats, of CSC. We strive to achieve high academic standards, also. A Z 221

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Phi Sigma Originally known as Phi Sigma Epsilon. the fraternity was. in 1959. among the first established at CSC. The brothers, numbering 40, come from diverse backgrounds and have various interests, being involved in many campus activities. The brothers maintain a spacious lodge near Clarion, ideal for mixers, parties, and concerts. There is almost nothing one Phi Sig brother would not do for another. It is this Fraternal Spirit that makes the Phi Sig ' s a special collection of young men and a solid fraternity. Our major service project is the annual Phi Sigma Run For Cancer , a 100 mile extravaganza. The officers are: President - Randy Latimer. Vice President - John Scott. Treasurer ■ Dave Smyers. Corresponding Secretary - Jeff Swedish, Recording Secretary ■ Joe Canale. and Lodge Manager - Don Grau. Row 1: Jeff Swedish. John Scott. Randy Latimer. Dave Smyers. Don Grau row 2: Tim Dorn. Drew Anderson. Ron Reagan. Brian Scurpa. Ron Sills row 3: Dom Trecase. Bill Thornton. Todd Beck. Bob Scala. Jim Brzoza. row 4: Paul Kennedy. Paul Kelly. Marc Bruno. Fred Leske. Mike Anzenberger. Jim Castello. Howie Sweeny 223