Clarion University Venango Campus - Pathfinder Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1980 volume:

vm ■iH? Carlson Library L« i ■[y r s ' ' ' ifi ' A iwi r? TABLE OF CONTENTS Administrative Head - Dedication + Faculty ' Staff 13 Nursing Graduates 1 Students Activities ' Continuing Education ' 5 Student Union 3 Our Campus Yearbook Staff ' Ads: People to Appreciate 81 1980 PATHFINDER fLSS January 21, 1980 Dear Students: Another academic year has raced by, and I hope that for each of you it was a successful and meaningful period in your hfe. Doubtless you experienced great pressure as you tried to balance the demands of col- lege with the demands of the personal and social aspects of your life. But, modern education, like modern religion, too often tries to project a hip image which promises easy answers and pleasurable experiences, in exchange for minimal effort. Most of us, however, learn by painful contact with reality that very little that is worthwhile can be gained without great effort, discipline, and personal sacrifice. We might wish that this were not the case, but deep down we know that it is. Venango Campus provides an environment in which the need for personal sacrifice is to some extent compensated by the beauty of the foothills and the Allegheny River, and by the personal warmth of a close- knit student body and an accessible faculty. Venango Campus is a nice small college where students have the opportunity to explore personal relationships as well as academic subject areas. For those of you leav- ing us, I hope the future holds opportunities for both personal and career success. For those of you return- ing next fall, I look forward to another year of challenge and growth. With best wishes, I remain Sincerely, Kji.. Xytykj2 .l i Charles Blank Administrative Head CB vs It is at this time that we would like to look back on our days here at Venango CampuS ' aTii! thank those who have helped and supported us in our efforts to further our education. We, the Yearbook Staff, wish to dedicate this yearbook to DALPH 0. COOK. m ' - Dalph 0. Cook, Assistant Professor of Biology at Clarion State College, obtained his Mas- ters of Science at Syracuse University. He has completed additional graduate work at Central Michigan University and Penn State University. Mr. Cook spent several years in the Armed Services, which he feels taught him, among other things, self-discipline. He regrets not mak- ing the service his career. How fortunate for us! In the classroom he is an endless source of wit and wisdom. He can explain complex topics in easy, understandable terms and is always ready to offer help whenever and wherever he can. He always has time for students and stu- dent learning regardless of the effort involved. We appreciate his willingness to give of himself and his time and acknowledge his loyalty as a close friend. We have shared times both socially and professionally with Mr. Cook which will always be remembered. I learned from the Army that when you have a job to do, no matter how distasteful, that you do that job to the best of your ability. These are the admirable standards he sets for him- self and his students. He is most importantly, a dynamic vital person who cares deeply enough for others to give of himself. We hope this dedication adequately expresses the gratitude, respect, and warmth that we feel for Mr. Dalph 0. Cook. a teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops — HENRY ADAMS D M TIIfniil ' P Frank Clark Speech Comm. Theatre John Cliff Mathematics ■rri Dijnkli- Dr. Allene Masterson Modern Languages and Culture Al Crawford History Department Leonard Abate History Department Jchan Kavoosi Administrative Siience Lee Harrison First Year — Nursing Klinrtr Jeffrey First Year — Nursing Frant-es Jones Second Year— Nursing Chris Lilian! First Year — Nursing : Nursing Faeull Not Pictured: Mrs. T. Andean Dues|)ohl l infla Biiihop S«T«nd Year— Nurxing Lorraine Amndell Firdl Year — Nursing he saw that the water continually flowed and flowed and yet it was always there; it was always the same yet every moment it was new. — HERMANN HESSE wmay wmaD A special thanks to the student secretaries for their fine work! HERE COMES THE BOSS Our Main Man Mr. Blank EXTRA thanks to this man for his special interest in this campus which has grown from one combination building to ... a Student Union, Library, Dorm, and a Classroom Build- ing - • ' We Salute You OUR FIRST OFFICIAL GAME DRAWS A GREAT RESPONSE! DuBois — 116 Venango Campus — 90 swiftly moving as our days, constantly changing as our growth, deep and broad as our dreams, ever reflecting as ourselves. GSa . I]I) iIJc ' fl ' IHSS Jane Baker Flemington, Pa. Mary Catherine Beach Franklin, Pa. Kathleen Brenner Titusville, Pa. Patricia Burnette Cochranton, Pa. Mary Pat Camp Oil City, Pa. Kimberly Carson Oil City, Pa. Cheryl L. Deets Utica, Pa. Wanda Lee DuPont Utica, Pa. Karen Euchler Oil City, Pa. Valrric JonPs SliKO. Pa. Tracy Lcavy Turkey City, Pa. Karla N. Milford Oil City, Pa. Rene S. Reilz Franklin, Pa. Christine Rose Spartansburg, Pa. Jean Shiner Franklin, Pa. Joy Shirley Shippenville, Pa. Mary Fran Smith Titusville, Pa. Nancy Stone Oil City, Pa. Dennis L. Wickline Oil Citv. Pa. Nancy Zastawney Franklin, Pa. The mind is restless, turbulent, strong, and unyield- ing, as difficult to subdue as the river BHAGVAD GITA SS ' ' fl ' TI?IIB2§S ' ' Jl ' Nancy Stone Lori Jones Dianne McElhatten Jeffrey Abroms Charles Rodgers Jon Baker Scott Swartzfager Patty Faraong ■ Michele Yantz Kevin Huych Kelli Smith Darvl Nelson Rhonda McAfoose Chris Soult Jerome Andres Janr Hak. Frank llarnrahdri Karlu Milfurd Callu ISIaiik Margaret Long Barb Whitman Betsy Nellis Steve Nalepa I A v ii. V e SM0KIN(;(:AISF.S CANCER? Patty Caffrey Roberta Domyancic Lisa Circone Beth Gaw 0fk Tim Kabatt Elizabeth Ryan Jack Clari ( JcffVandall m Eddif Henninger 1 Judi Wis Jim Backton Stephen Srhribrer STOP! IN THE NAME OF LOVE f -v Marl.-rir Adar Greg Faller MikeWasilco Sheila Laml)ert l ' y =K Mark h ' lsrher Phvllis B, Janci Dalmaso YOIIVKCOMK, A .0 V, WAY BABYI Brian Haramic Diane Dozack Elaine Harrison NANCY NURSE? i- HOT stuff: Rene Ritz John Wavchoff Nancv Zastawney i idl Sharon Lynch Lotlie Wilson Teresa Streich Ruth Day Hfiunm TliiT(-. - Mallorir Kalln S()enicr FJot, I ' lekarski Jon Diff.tKl.-rf.r LATEST MODEL FOR LONDON FOG Sam Smith Cindy Courtney Chuck McClouth David Greenlee 1 W ' SaiuK Hollrigi ffHr? I :5 MI J Kevin Snow Ralph Motter Tammy Ward Joanne Lewis Julie Otlo Jim HiTtmann REGISTER IN THE LIBRARY FOR A CARD NO FEE LIBRARY CARD. ' WHATS THAT il ± .L.. C Ken Hail Antoinette Mercer Cathy Beach Gn ' g Jones A H s L , Z Randy Sinipson Rachel Sahoski SPLIT WOOD U D I NOT ATOMS A - iffiihiiift ' IUKKKMII.K l l. M) IIH(K K(OMK P ' M.-lariicO.ilscs Micli K ' l I)el5erli Lisa Trudeau Michael Thompson Laura McElroy Penny Franklin Cheryl Fox Kaylyn Kiser Richard Schiffer Rick Onslow Sherry Jolley Barb Gaj Kathy Lukasiak t Debbie Delgado Tim Jablonski Brian Avery Tom Kantor Kim Marmarosa Rick McGinni Aiilla Halizna Lori Swt ' flapple Barb Creasy Joseph Canalt Trudy Stanton Rockv Hammond Roliin Schwalder Dave Sterner Gail Porterfieid ' v tn MatN Ann I ' orl.rfirM Mik. (,r .liilii ' l)a |iiihinl( Mary Fran Smith Joy Shirley Gwen Hi Marria Link Rebecca Metcalf mk B u i h k Vicki Hirsch Sue Sanner Chris Soult Art Williams Rcncc Shcnan Marty Mortimer Marlene Adams Ken Hall Mr. Blank? .L R1QN STATE v U Don Boe Mark Beers ) mgi i£ John Clark I ' VE HEARD OF DUST. BUT . Betsy Nellis Jo Ki Bol, I ' l.karski The Unknown Sludcnl Joseph Osenider David Zyck Nancy Ciko Tom Tarr (,(jNK ' r(rrHKtxx;sy IJavc Doran Randy Srhwabcnbauer STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Tim Jablonski Carolyn Swacha 5 3 k -p h. il m jm w _ Pmi . Valarie Vogan Chris Berkery THAT IS IN MY MOUTH? Sandra Collins Margaret Long Cindy Wakefield Jean Klapec Mike Croylc r,lu]( k McClouth Mary Fran Smith Joyce Zuck -|||_J 1 -I l_l P B 1 h- B sJL H v j.- H Gwen Hi Elizabeth McCoy (ihris Souil Dave SlertifT WHEN IS IT MY TURN? ONLY AT VENANGO CAMPUS WILL YOU FIND... i ■ ' ■-- --: ., ' ---- - ' 1 ! J L L I K!! aik B ■r . ' ., . -- :v .: - ' ' : J Everyone has experienced that friends, that involve- ment, Hke a running river are disregarded, taken for granted; but when the river freezes over, then people begin to remember how it was when it ran, and they want it to run again. Mrfl ' E ' N ETHDgSg CASINO NIGHT J ACOUSTIC NIGHTS HORSEBACK RIDING Someone give that guy a boost Pony-back riding? Beat ' , rruising down the river CANOEING First prize 1979 Semi-Formal Christmas Dinner Dance -• m lUjll H f v S B hS iMM B The 1979 Christmas dinner-dance was a huge suc- cess. About two hundred people were in attendance! Star Wars — Bar and Grill Kiss Thcfiooti. bad. anti the ugly HALLOWEEN The only sane time to be on Venango Campus  T 1 1 w K ' Livfti b l Con.- H. ' adH - ri-in. arrKilr WhalcloNoiimcan — I fouled BASKETBALL Year Round Campus Fun Try It You ' ll Like It You ian l jof; «hilc v |)la ! All rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full. ECCLESIASTES INSTRUCTOR: Roy Freebourn CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION I C.P.R. — B.L.S. ,.: li DISCO DANCING CLASS — instructor: Ronnie Belth DEATH AND DYING SEMINAR ■ INSTRUCTOR Joy Euphyema 1 ' 1 a : VENANGO CHORUS — instructor: Dr. Rex Mitchell VENANGO ICE SKATING PARTY Fun? On The ICE! Breakint; The Ir OK, we believe vou. FUN?? VENANGO CAMPUS — VULCAN CHEERLEADERS VENANGO CAMPUS LIBRARY Mrs. Eli alx-th illiatiis Mr. Richard Snow Mrs. Brcntia Slurl . and let your best be for your friend if he must know the ebb of your tide let him know its flood also. THE PROPHET sir(ii]0])[}=:s ir tiij oos Vou ' ff- i(udyinfi In • hiMil SCHOOL ( !c.sM|,) STl IJV (.KCtrCS Win? Heck, you cheat l EtU- i Study r jJlA 4XA- Say Y Oh Yeah: Home Sweet School? Fluid for the river of our minds streaming a path possibly changing the tide for the rest of our lives . . . R.E.F. (staff) (JS MFUF n- s wm i Throe ' s Company? Funn George. NolUs. Nowa .wel|.|-|. Skippinfi Alon Jf _;  -_ M.,|.|..-- I -h,i.l., . v.. lki„K, l,.fl, l,rfl Hi hl Left the river reflects an image, We, the Yearbook Staff, hope to reflect the image of VENANGO CAMPUS For Venango Campus is . . . everchanging as the onward flow continues. B. A. Fornof ' 7 a % TT A F f EDITORS ' MESSAGE We wish to announce the finish of the 1979-80 PATHFINDER. This has been a year of dedication, fun, and also hard work on the part of the staff. It takes a good staff to produce a fine yearbook. The Pathfinder requires planning, photography, artistry, typing, layouts and many other endeavors. This year ' s staff was small but efficient. We hope that you enjoy this year ' s book as much as we enjoyed bring- ing it to you. We would now like to invite a new generation of students to add to our staff in the coming year. Gjntact our advisor, Mrs. Duespohl, and see what you can do for your next yearbook! Your Editors hope to have captured some of the student life here at Venango within this book. We hope you will look back . . . and enjoy. Kathy Freebourn | Layout Typist | H T. A. Duespohl H Advisor M Mary Kran Smith M Photo, Layout, F inanie Joy Shirley | Planning Finances | II 1 Pathfinder 79-80 Staff The beauty of our pond takes the right type of care, so does anything worthwhile. See these stores for help with the things you wish to do. Remember: Anything worth doing, is worth doing right! 2 Locations To Serve You .?? % Routes Tltus.illo. Pa. Ph. 827 9638 Lumber — Nau+ral Stone — Paint — Plumbing — Electrical Hardware — Building Supplies Andersen Windowalls Everstrait Door Units Outdoor Wood STEPHENS AUTO BODY Robert J. Stephens Samuel S. Stephens Car and Truck Frame Straightening Wheel Alignment Complete Brake Service 24 Hour Heavy-D uty Towing R.D. 2 Seneca, Pa. 16346 Phone (8 1 4) 676-8634 BAKER AUTO PARTS, INC. Genuine Replacement Paris and Supplies Complete Automotive Machine Shop Foreign Car Parts and Supplies MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE SENECA, PA PHONE: 676 1891 676 1892 3 12 SENECA STREET OIL CITY, PA PHONES: 644-1228 644-1229 409 E. CENTRAL AVE. TITUSVILLE, PA PHONE: 827-3311 827-2111 EMLENTON, PA. MAIN ST. 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For another, thanks to a stake in pollution controls, it ' s a likely gainer from new President ' s strong environmental stress. — Barron ' s With 239 manufacturing facilities turning out more than 1 00 types of products which are sold into I 3 primary end markets, Koppers can fairly be called ... a historically logical conglomerate, with each extension of its expertise following naturally from the last. — Business Energy International Koppers own capital spending is going to continue to be ' very aggressive, ' he said, involving more dollars this year than last and ' with 1 977 ahead of 1 976 ' . . . the firm has been fortunate to be able to plow back record earnings into facilities expansion while maintaining its dividend yield . . . — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Koppers Co. of Pittsburgh is among the many corporations around the country that have made it easier for the public to understand their financial operations. — Indianapolis News Recession hardly took place as far as diversified Koppers Co., Inc. is concerned . . . profitability has been rising for a good span of years. — Iron Age . . . an Arthur D. Little market survey projects a tripling of U.S. air and water control equipment sales by 1980 to more than $3 billion . . . Giant corporations with a growing stake in the field include Combustion Engineering, Carborundum, Koppers, Monsanto, General Tire Rubber, Hercules, Bendix, Textron . . . — Cincinnati Enquirer A skein of profit increases in recent years has prompted people who follow such things to say, ' Somebody must be doing something right at Koppers Co ' . — The Pittsburgh Press Good reviews. Good forecasts. ' Koppers Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 KOPPERS Chemicals and Coatings Plastics Engineered Products Environmental Systems Engineering and Construction Architectural and Construction Materials — Koppers Your ticket to the FUTURE Where are you heading? A career? Public service? Whatever your goal, you have our best wishes for success. A relationship with Northwest Bank will help each step of the way. Experienced advice in money matters. Helpful services. 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