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

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HAT IS IT THAT YOU WILL RE- MEMBER MOST ABOUT MAIN STREET IN CLARION: IS IT . . . . . the old man who sits on the bench in front of the Loomis day after day? . . the tempting aroma of Bob ' s Subs as you walk by or, better yet, those late night sub runs? . . the store window displays as they change from season to season? . . the white lights on the trees at Christmastime and the carols being played as you walk down the street? . . the outside clocks in town (Mellon Bank ' s, First Federal ' s, and the courthouse ' s) that all say a different time? . . those late night munchy runs to 7-Eleven and the Uni-Mart? . . all the girls that walk through town and always stop to look in the jewelry store windows? . . bargain nights at the Garby and the Orpheum on Monday and Tuesday nights? . . the Mardi Gras that never seems to close? 20 Our Town Clancy Ann ' s adds to the skyline of Main Street. The Courthouse doors were bedecked with boughs and ribbons at Christmastime. This is the sight that greets students as they come off Exit 9 of 1-80. Clarionites heading down Main Street for Col- legio ' s $2.99 special.

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Chris Bradley Lynne Fye and roommates spend a spring afternoon in their backyard playing volleyball. One of Clarion ' s beauties finds time to chat on the phone during a study break This is a typical off-campus bedroom! Chris Bradley Dear Mom And Dad, (Again) Ed Donovan A typical item in every off-campus fridge is a bottle of beer. — nl oy, this off-campus living is a lot : better then dorm life ever wos! II I con do whatever I v ant, vy henever I want! For example, we had our very first real-life college party this post weekend, and tons of people showed up! It went great — only seven windows got kicked in! Speaking of the party, you ' ll never believe what happened! When we got up the next morning to survey the damage, we found this guy fast asleep on our couch! It seems he can ' t remember where he came from, so he ' s staying with us for a while. You ' d like him. Mom— he ' s great about doing the dishes. His name is Spike . . . We had to take one of our room- mates to the doctor yesterday. You see, her skin was turning this really weird shade of orange. The doctor said he ' d never believed it if he hadn ' t seen it — he said she ' s turning into mac- aroni and cheese! Gotta be honest with you. Mom, I never believed you all these years, but now I know something like this can really happen! Other than that, things are great, classes are boring, and I love you both! I ' ll write again soon. Love, P.S.: Send food! Your off-campus college student -Sue Folmer Lifestyles 19

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Downtown shops got into the holidoy spirit with storefront decorations. Memorial Park glows at night; it is a favorite place for couples to sit and talk. Dan Estadt ' s was a favorite stopping ground for many a Clarion sports enthusiast. The Place To Be ! « 3B0RPHEUM 1 HI TiOflM . 7i 93( The movie Commando was so pop- ular it demanded both of the Garby ' s screens and all four showtimes. Action movies dominated the movie- going scene in the fall. . . . doing your laundry and hitting The Tavern for a few during the rinse cycle? Whatever it is that is most memo- rable to you. Clarion is a quaint little town that has a special meaning for all of us during our four years spent here. -Donna Liotus 21