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

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r DEDICATION « « BJ Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote that The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. This statement typlifies the person to whom this 1982 Pathfinder is dedicated - DR. GLENN R. McELHATTAN. ' Respect ' is a word which describes the relationship between Dr. McElhattan and the students, staff and faculty of Venango Campus. Dr. McElhattan will be remembered for his warmth and compassion in dealing with all persons as individuals, and for being available to lend a listening ear or to provide sound advise for those in need. Dr. Glenn McElhattan, Professor of Chemistry at Clarion State College has taught at Venango Campus for the last fourteen years. He graduated from White Memorial High School in Knox, Pennsylvania, familiar to the community now as Keystone High, as one of the two valedictorians of his graduating class. As an alumnus of Clarion State College, he graduated with a Bachelors Degree of Science in Education. He continued his graduate work at Western Reserve University in Ohio and earned his Doctorate of Education from the University of Pittsburgh. We wish to thank Dr. McElhattan for the respect that he has shown to us during our educational experience at Venango Campus and for the valuable contributions he has made to our personal and professional lives. Thus, it is with our sincerest respect that the Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1982 Pathfind- er to - DR. GLENN R. McHATTAN

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CLARION STATE COLLEGE • WWL ClarioB. Peaas Irnns 16214 ,: ' j THE PRESIDENT To the Students of Venango Campus It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Venango Campus of Clarion State College . The Venango Campus of Clarion State College provides an intimate environment where students have close contact with the faculty and administration as well as each other. This relationship is one to be appreciated as it is not found in most larger college and university settings . It affords the student the opportunity to form close personal relationships as well as in-depth explorations of academic areas with an accessible faculty. However, no matter how comfortable the environment provided by the Venango Campus may be , success in academics can only be gained by discipline and effort on the part of the student. I hope that each of you will recognize the opportunities being offered by the campus and use them successfully and meaningfully along your career path. Sincerely, Thomas A. Bond President '