Commencement

Edinboro University
of Pennsylvania
May H 1989

2:00 p.m.

McComb Fieldhouse

Commencement Ceremony
Convocation................................................................................................................................John F. Heischauer
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Prelude.............................................................................................................................................Symphony Band
Pomp and Circumstance...........................ACADEMIC PROCESSIONAL..................................... Symphony Band
Edward Elgar
Star-Spangled Banner...................................................................................................................University Singers
Symphony Band
Tim Cordell, Conductor
Invocation....................................................................................................................... Dr. Reverend Ron Hoellein
United Methodist Church
Edinboro, Pennsylvania
President's Welcome....................................................................................................... President Foster F. Diebold
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You......................................................................................University Singers
Meredith Willson
S)anphony Band
Gordon Flood, Conductor
Awarding of Honorary Doctorates.................................................................................President Foster F. Diebold
Sister M. Lawreace Antoun, SSJ
Mr. Joseph Paul DiMaggio, Jr.

photo^apher has been engaged to take pictures of each of the graduates. Out of courtesy for the graduates,
their families and friends, the University respectfully asks you to refrain from taking pictures inside the
gymnasium area. Photographs may be taken in the lobby or outdoors. Thank you for your cooperation.

Commencement Address ...
"Beginnings"

....... Sister M. Lawreace Antoun, SSJ
President Emerita, Villa Maria College

Presentation of Candidates

............................John F. Fleischauer

Conferring of Degrees.......

...............President Foster F. Diebold

Alma Mater........................

............................Robert Waterstripe
Professor of Voice

Benediction........................

....................... Dr. Rev. Ron Hoellein

Fanfare and Processional...................................... RECESSIONAL.................................................Symphony Band
Kenneth Dasher
The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the singing of the National
Anthem and the Alma Mater.
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The Commencement Procession

The Ceremonial Mace

The University Marshal
The University President
The Trustees of the University
The Platform Guests
The University Faculty

The Ceremonial Mace, a sjnnbol of presidential authority, is carried at the head of the academic proces­
sion by the University Marshal, Dr. Robert Connors. A gift of the Alunmi Association, the Mace was designed
and executed by Henry Katzwinkel and Dr. Seymour Blinderman, former chairman of the Art Department. It was
first used at the Inauguration of Edinboro State College President, Chester T. McNerney, in 1967.

Colors Distinctive of the Disciplines and Professions

The Mace, twenty-seven inches in length, is topped by a sterling silver sphere studded with circular cabachon rubies, secured by bezels. The collar of the Mace is inlaid with ebony, alternated with silver relief fleur-de-lis
design elements. The cultured p>earls mounted in cups encircle the bottom of the collar symbolizing the thirteen
state colleges of Pennsylvania. The shaft of the Mace is composed of Brazilian Rosewood sections, separated by
sterling silver rings. The mace is terminated by a cast sterling silver finial; the five cultured pearls represent the
existing curriculums. The rib-like cone form is terminated by a small silver sphere symbolizing the world.

Apricot..........
Dark Blue......
Light Blue.......
Peacock Blue...
Brown............
Citron.............
Copper...........
Crimson.........
Drab................
Gray...............
Silver Gray.....
Green..............
Olive Green....
Sage Green.....
Lemon............
Lilac................
Maize..............
Orange............
Pink.................
Salmon Pink....
Purple.............
Russet.............
Scarlet.............
White..............
Golden Yellow..

..Nursing
..Philosophy
..Education
..Public Administration
..Fine Arts
..Social Work
.Economics
.Journalism
.Business
.Veterinary Science
.Oratory
.Medicine
.Pharmacy
.Physical Education
.Library Science
.Dentistry
.Agriculture
.Engineering
.Music
.Public Health
Law
Forestry
Theology
Arts, Letters and Humanities
Science

Honors Medallions
Silver Ribbons..............
French Bronze Ribbons.
Gold Ribbons...............
Bronze Ribbons...........
Gold/Gold Ribbons....

.Departmental Special Recognition
........................Magna Cum Laude
...................... Summa Cum Laude
....................................Cum Laude
.......... Honors Program Graduates

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The metal working processes incorporated in the Ceremonial Mace include: turning, forging, inlaying,
stone setting, and lost wax centrifugal casting.

The Presidential Medallion
A symbol of presidential authority, the first Presidential Medallion was presented to Foster F. Diebold
during the May 1981 Commencement ceremonies. It is permanently housed in the President's Office and will be
presented to successive presidents. Designed and executed by Mr. Henry Katzwinkel, assistant professor of art,
the sterling silver Medallion consists of a three and one-half inch pectoral pendant featuring on its face the
sunken crest of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. On the reverse side is the figure of a Gordon Highlander
with pipes. To the right of the piper is the Cross of St. Andrew. To the left is the Cross of England. Flanking the
figure is the date 1857, the opening year of the University, and garland thistles. In the background are the hills of
Scotland, and beneath the piper is an open book, an image of knowledge.
The pendant descends from a shield containing a triple-towered castle, the symbol of defense, protection,
and strength. The collar of the medallion is comprised of a series of two-inch shields, alternately bearing three
different designs: the meigle, an interlacing knotwork peculiar to the Pictish school of Celtic art; the Tudo rose
design; and "ESC" in interlocking letters on a background of tabby weaving. Connecting each of the collar shields
is a Cross of St. George, representing the union of Scotland and England. The entire medallion was fabricated and
cast in the cire perdue (lost wax) process.

Academic Vestments

University Marshal

The gown, the cap and the hood, representing the major components of the academic dress, are a ceremomal inheritance from the medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, where dress was the outward si^ of privilege and responsibility. The academic dress worn by those participating in today’s academic
processional symbolizes the level of their academic attainment and the institution they attended.

Along with his teaching duties. Dr. Connors
directed the elementary education program for 1,600
undergraduate and 400 graduate students. He was
instrumental in the development of a College
Demonstration School, a reading clinic, and a num­
ber of new programs in the area of elementary edu­
cation.

Gown

Among the committees of which Dr. Con­
nors has been a member are the Academic Council,
Promotions Committee, Graduate Council, Teacher
Education Council, and School of Education Coun­
cil. He also served as chairman of the Curriculum
Committee and president of the Faculty Association.
Noted for his dedication to education. Dr. Connors
has been listed in Who’s Who in American Educa­
tion, and he has received the Outstanding Educators
of America Award and a Distinguished Service
Award from Edinboro University.

Altlwugh the gown is more frequently black, certain universihes have authorized the use of colored
gowns, pie bachelor and master gowns are fashioned from black serge. The yoke for the bachelor gown is
designed to be worn closed and features long, flowing and pointed sleeves. The master gown is designed to be
worn open or closed. Its sleeves are very long with square ends, and the front part has an arc cut away. The arms
protrude through a slit at the elbow. The gown for the doctor degree is made of wool, serge, or silk with an open
front faced with wide velvet panels. The sleeves are loose and bell-shaped with three bars of velvet in black or the
color of the discipline in which the doctorate was obtained.

Hood
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outstanding feature of the academic dress is the hood. It is usually worn only for the master’s
and the dopor s degrees. The doctor’s hood is longer than the master’s hood and has distinguished panels. The
college or the umversity granting the degree is indicated by the color or coloring of the hood lining. The velvet
trim of the hood indicates the field in which the degree was granted.

Cap
The standard cap is the mortarboard, usually the color of the gown. The tassel is black for the baccalaure/
The tassel for the doctor’s mortarboard is
of goW thread. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the right side of the cap until the moment the degree is con­
ferred by the president.
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A speaker at hundreds of teacher in-service
groups, student groups, and workshops during the
past 31 years. Dr. Connors served as consultant to
schools and intermediate units throughout north­
western Pennsylvania and was a member of curricu­
lum committees for several area school districts. He
was advisor and contributor to the social studies
series of "Our Greatest Challenge - The Value Cri­
sis," co-author of a bilingual textbook, transparen­
cies, filmstrip and study prints on Puerto Rico, and
the author of a monograph on ’Teaching the Basics
in Social Studies."

Carrying the Ceremonial Mace and leading
the academic procession as University Marshal is
Dr. Robert E. Connors, professor of elementary edu­
cation.
Dr. Connors received a bachelor of science
degree in elementary and secondary social studies
and geography from Edinboro University in 1949, a
master of science degree in earth sciences from the
Pennsylvania State University in 1952, and a doc­
torate in education, also from Penn State, in 1959.

Dr. Connors has earned a high degree of
respect from his colleagues and students through his
strong dedication to the Edinboro University com­
munity over the past 31 years.

Prior to coming to Edinboro University, Dr.
Connors taught social studies and geography in
both elementary and secondary schools. During his
distinguished career at Edinboro, he served four
years in social studies and geography and 27 years
in elementary education. As a full professor, he
spent 16 years as chairman of the elementary educa­
tion department. In addition, he held the position of
director of student teaching and placement and
supervised student teachers in elementary, sec­
ondary, and special curricula.

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Edinboro University President

Honorary Doctorate

in New Jersey; and from 1965 to 1969, he was assistant
superintendent of the Neptune Township Public
Schools in New Jersey.

rookie season, he batted .323 and had a .978 fielding
percentage. Besides his impressive batting averages .341 through his first seven seasons - he hit about 30
home mns a year, reaching 46 in his second season,
and was noted for playing when in pain from injuries
or illness. His 1941 record of hitting safely in 56 con­
secutive games stands to this day.

A graduate of Monmouth College, President
Diebold also holds a bachelor of science in education
and a master of arts in educational administration from
Seton Hall University. He has met course requirements
for his doctorate in education at Rutgers University
and is currently enrolled in the Ph.D. program in high­
er education at the University of Pittsburgh.
As national chairperson of the American Asso­
ciation of State Colleges and Universities' Committee
on Governance, President Diebold developed a model
Code of Ethics Statement for university presidents.
The new policy was presented and unanimously
approved at AASCUs annual meeting last fall. A contemp>orary expert in the field of higher education
ethics, the President is frequently called up>on to lecture
on this subject.

Foster F. Diebold

President Diebold also serves as chairperson of
the Advancement Committee of the Chancellor's Exec­
utive Council (State System of Higher Education). He
is a member of the Western Pennsylvania Education
Council and the International Association of University
Presidents.

Since his appointment as President of Edin­
boro University of Pennsylvania on August 1,1979,
Foster F. Diebold has initiated a wide variety of poli­
cies and programs designed to complement his desire
for an increased level of excellence and quality in high­
er education.

Active in the community, the President, among
Noted for his extensive experience in the field
other activities, serves on the Board of Directors of the
of education management. President Diebold previous­
United Way of Erie County, the Board of Corporators
ly served as president of the University of Alaska
of the St. Vincent Foundation for Health and Human
Statewide System. His principal fields of professional
Services, and the Advisory Board of the McMannis
interest include ethical issues in higher education,
Educational Trust Fund. President Diebold is also a
higher education management, budget development
member of the Hamot Medical Center Board of Corpo­
and fiscal control, legislative affairs, personnel man­
rators, the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Corporation Scholar­
agement and collective bargaining, enrollment man­
ship Review Committee, and the Marine Bank
agement and international education.
Advisory Board.
A native of Orange, New Jersey, President
Diebold served as president of the University of Alaska
from 1977 to 1979. Prior to that, he was executive secre­
tary to the Board of Regents and special assistant to the
president of the University of Alaska Statewide Sys­
tem. From 1969 to 1976, he was director of the Division
of College Development and Planning at Kean College

President Diebold resides in Edinboro with his
wife, Patricia, and daughters, Jessica and Stacey.

In 1943, he traded his $43,500 salary from the
Yankees for a private's $50-a-month pay, and served 31
months in the U.S. Army. He returned to the Yankees'
lineup in 1946, and had six more successful seasons
until injuries forced his retirement in December 1951.

Joseph Paul DiMaggio, Jr.
Joe DiMaggio, New York Yankees outfielder
from 1936 until his retirement in 1951, was known for
years for his powerful hitting and graceful fielding.
Recognized worldwide as the 'Yankee Clipper," he
was named the most valuable player in the American
League several times, as well as to 13 major league allstar teams.
Joseph Paul DiMaggio, Jr., the eighth of nine
children, was bom in Martinez, California, and raised
in a Russian Hill flat in San Francisco. At 14, he
received his first pay for playing baseball, an $8.00
merchandise order for playing a full season with a
boys club league team and helping it win a champi­
onship. At 17, he joined the San Francisco Seals of the
Pacific Coast League as their shortstop for the last
three games of the season. The next year, he was the
Seals' starting outfielder and batted .398, hit 34 home
runs, helped his team win the championship, was
voted the most valuable player in the Pacific Coast
League, and had a 61-game hitting streak - the longest
hitting streak in professional baseball history.
DiMaggio joined the New York Yankees in
1936. The rest is the legend and lore of baseball. In his

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In 1948, DiMaggio wrote a book. Baseball for
Everyone, in which he made the statement that a firstclass outfielder should be able to race ahead of the ball
and catch it over his shoulder. His ability to execute
that move casually and gracefully brought him recog­
nition in the baseball world. Another book to his cred­
it is Lucky to be a Yankee (1946), a biography.
Many experts consider DiMaggio to be the
best all-around baseball player in history. He excelled
at every facet of the game. He was a sensational hitter
- in both average and power - a splendid, graceful,
"ballhawking" centerfielder, and a great thrower. He
was a daring and alert base mnner, a heads-up player
who never missed a sign in his entire career, and a
team leader.
DiMaggio was elected to the Baseball Hall of
Fame in 1957 and was named the Greatest Living AllTime Baseball Player by the Baseball Writers Associa­
tion of America in 1969. He was the recipient of the
Silver Helmet Award to American Veterans in 1974
and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1977.
For the exemplary and heroic character of his
life, and for his continued community service and
philanthropic activities in his native San Francisco,
Joseph DiMaggio will be awarded the honorary
degree. Doctor of Public Service, honoris causa, at
today's commencement ceremony.

Commencement Speaker

Sister M. Lawreace Antoun, SSJ
Sister M. Lawreace Antoun is renowned for
her work as an educator and humble servant of her
Lord and humanity. A member of the faculty of Villa
Maria College in Erie, Pennsylvania, throughout her
professional career. Sister Lawreace has found ways to
extend her influence in widening circles for the benefit
of an international constituency.
She was born in Meadville, Pennsylvania, the
daughter of George and Freda Antoun. She entered
the Sisters of Saint Joseph in 1947 and professed her
final vows in 1953.
Graduating from Villa Maria in 1959 with a
bachelor of science degree. Sister Lawreace became an
instructor of chemistry at the college while she com­
pleted her master’s degree in 1959 from the University
of Notre Dame and pursued doctoral studies. In 1965,
Sister Lawreace became an assistant professor of
chemistry at Villa Maria. She served on the faculty
until 1966, when she was named president of the col­
lege. After 22 years in this position, she retired in
August 1988, and today holds the distinguished title
of president emerita of Villa Maria College.
During her tenure as president of Villa Maria,
Sister Lawreace strived to achieve the highest possible
quality of education for her students. Her approach

was to give the students a sense of their own abilities
and how to use these abilities for the betterment of
both themselves and the environment in which they
live. She has carried this philosophy into her own ser­
vice in the community, the state, and the nation.
An indefatigable supporter of community
services, she has served on the corporate boards of
both Hamot Medical Center and Saint Vincent Health
Center in Erie. She has repeatedly served leadership
roles with the United Way of Erie County and has
served as a member of the Erie Conference on Com­
munity Development and chairperson of the Confer­
ence’s Education Task Force. Her commitment to the
education of society for the improvement of social val­
ues is reflected in her membership on the Board of
Trustees of the Middle States Association of Colleges
and Schools, her service as chairperson of the Pennsyl­
vania State Board of Education, and her receipt of the
distinguished service award of the Pennsylvania Asso­
ciation of Adult Education.
Sister Lawreace’s vision of an educated and
committed citizenry has led her to leadership posi­
tions in long-range planning for both the Common­
wealth and the church. From the Bishop’s Task Force
on ^condary Education to the Northwestern Pennsyl­
vania Planning Council, even to the Screening Com­
mittee of the Pennsylvania Master Plan for Higher
Education, she has answered the call and provided a
vision of education that will bring out the best of the
men and women of tomorrow’s interactive communitySister Lawreace’s achievements have not gone
unnoticed. A recipient of honorary doctoral degrees
from Gannon University and Marymount Manhattan
College and the Alexis de Tocqueville award, her
name can also be found among those listed in the
International Who's Who of Women, Outstanding Educa­
tors of America, Who’s Who in Religion, and Contempo­
rary Personalities.
Sister M. Lawreace Antoun, SSJ, has given us
long and distinguished service as a civic and religious
leader, educator, and administrator. For her work and
for her achievements, we offer her the honorary
degree. Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, on
behalf of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and the
greater community which we serve.

Retiring Faculty
The administration and staff of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania would like to take this opportunity
to recognize those faculty members who are retiring during the 1988-89 academic year.
istry from MIT, an M.A. in chemistry from Columbia
University, an M.S. in biochemical genetics from Cor­
nell University, and a Ph.D. in biochemical genetics
from Cornell.
Prior to coming to Edinboro, Dr. Bowne served as
associate professor at the University of Wichita (195961) and at Eastern Washington College (1957-59). He
also served as a research associate in biochemistry at
Ohio State University from 1961 to 1962.
A member of the American Chemical Society, the
American Association of Advanced Science, and the
Pennsylvania State College Chemists, Dr. Bowne has
done extensive research and written numerous articles
in the area of biochemical genetics.

Dr. William Abplanalp earned a B.S. in mathemat­
ics education from Clarion University in 1959, an
M.Ed. from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in
1963, and a Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh in
1972. He also completed graduate work at the Univer­
sity of Wisconsin, Rutgers, the University of Pennsyl­
vania, San Jose State, and Penn State.
Upon graduation from Clarion University, Dr.
Abplanalp was employed by Ridgway Area School
District from 1959 until June 1966 teaching secondary
mathematics. He began teaching at Edinboro in
September 1966 and was assistant department chair­
man for two semesters. He served as consultant in
individualized instruction in conjunction with the
Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit.
Dr. Abplanalp is a member of Phi Delta Kappa,
the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the
Pa. Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Pi Mu
Epsilon, and the Doctoral Association of the Universi­
ty of Pittsburgh.

A member of the psychology department since
1963, Dr, James Kennedy began his career as an assis­
tant professor and was named associate professor in
1971. The recipient of a summer NSF grant in contem­
porary psychology at Beloit College (Wisconsin) and a
summer NDEA grant in counseling psychology at
Ohio State University, Dr. Kennedy earned a B.S. in
education from California State College, an M.Ed.
from the University of Pittsburgh, and a D.Ed. from
Pitt. He has also earned a Pennsylvania counselor cer­
tificate and a Pennsylvania home and school visitor
certificate.
Before joining the faculty at Edinboro, Dr.
Kennedy served as a general science teacher, home
school visitor, and guidance counselor at the Califor­
nia Community Schools in California, Pa., from 1954
to 1963.

Dr. Jack Baker joined the Edinboro faculty in 1969
as professor of geology. Prior to that, he taught at Ohio
University, Oklahoma State University, and the Uni­
versity of Illinois. He was a professional geologist for
the Water Resources Division of the U.S. Geological
Survey from 1951 to 1960, and before that, an elemen­
tary teacher in Hardy County, West Virginia. In addi­
tion, Dr. Baker served as director of the CCSS program
in earth science funded by the National Science Foun­
dation (1969) and as consultant for Liquid Chloride
Company (1976-78).
Dr. Baker holds a bachelor of arts in geology from
Princeton University, and both a master’s and doctor­
ate in geology from the University of Illinois.
A member of several University committees. Dr.
Baker has published numerous articles on physical sci­
ence.

Mr. John Mannino has served as associate profes­
sor in the department of field services since August
1968. He holds a B.A. in English from Gannon Univer­
sity (1950), an M.Ed. in special education from the
University of Pittsburgh (1957), and an A.B.D. in spe­
cial education administration from West Virginia Uni­
versity (1970). He has also earned certification in
elementary and secondary special education.
Prior to coming to Edinboro, Mr. Mannino taught

Dr. Sam Boiune has served on the staff of Edin­
boro University since 1962 when he joined the faculty
of the chemistry department. He holds a B.S. in chem­
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in the Erie School District from 1955 to 1968 and at
Gannon and Mercyhurst (1969 and 1970). In addition
to his role at Edinboro as supervisor of student teach­
ers, he has served as a consultant to the Gertrude Bar­
ber Center in Erie and co-authored a life experience
manual for the Center. A member of APSCUF, the
National Education Association, and the Council of
Exceptional Children, Mannino has attended numer­
ous conferences and workshops on developmental
studies and exceptional children.
Mr. Bill McDonald served as Edinboro's head
football coach for ten years, from 1968 to 1978, and
compiled an impressive 54-36-7 record. For the past
eleven years, he has worked in the office of Career
Counseling and Placement.
Prior to his assignment at Edinboro, Mr. McDon­
ald served as assistant football coach at Indiana Uni­
versity of Pa. for three years and head coach at
Hopewell High School from 1958 to 1965.
Mr. McDonald holds both a bachelor of science in
education and a master’s in education from the Uni­
versity of Cincinnati where he played linebacker. Fol­
lowing graduation from Cincinnati in 1952, he
continued his education in post-graduate work at
Penn State, Pitt and Indiana (Pa.).

best known for his work in the area of smoking and
longevity. He has conducted "Stop Smoking" clinics
since 1974 and presented seminars on smoking and
health at the University of London (1985); the Univer­
sity of Mainz, West Germany (1985); and the Ministry
of Health, West Berlin (1987).
Dr. Alfred Pannbacker joined the Edinboro geog­
raphy department in 1966. He earned a bachelor of
science in geography at Florida State University and
completed additional undergraduate work at the U.S.
Maritime School, the University of Maryland (Libya),
University of Miami, Los Angeles Valley Junior Col­
lege, and the University of Michigan. He holds a mas­
ter's degree and a doctorate in geography from the
University of Michigan.
Prior to coming to Edinboro, Dr. Pannbacker
taught in the U.S. Air Force, at Dexter Public Schools
in Michigan, the University of Michigan, East Texas
State University, Horida State University and East
Carolina State College.
Mr. Wayne Peterson has served as professor of art
since 1966 when he joined the Edinboro faculty. He
has studied art at George Washington University,
Maryland Institute of Art, Allegheny College, the Uni­
versity of Buffalo, and the Cleveland Institute of Art
and holds an M.F.A. in painting from George Wash­
ington University. Prior to coming to Edinboro, he
taught art at Aberdeen High School in Maryland
(1953-56) and Northwood High School in Silver
Spring, Md. (1956-66).
During his career at Edinboro, he has served
as coordinator of the Festival for the Visual and Per­
forming Arts, assistant chairman and interim chair­
man of the art department, and chairman of the 2-D
area. Active in the community, he has been curricu­
lum consultant for Warner Press; world service repre­
sentative for the Church of God at Anderson, Indiana;
a lecturer at churches in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New
York, Maryland, Virginia, Florida, California, to name
a few; and commissioned painter for the Centennial
Committee of the Church of God of Western Pennsyl­
vania.

Dr. Gus Miller, professor of mathematics at Edin­
boro from 1968-71 and 1981 to the present, also served
as a systems analyst in the computer center (1971-72),
assistant director of institutional research (1972-80),
and developmental studies counselor (1976-79).
He holds a B.A. in chemistry and psychology from
Pomona College (CA), an M.Ed. in counseling from
Temple University, a Ph.D. in educational psychology
and statistics from the University of Southern Califor­
nia, an A.B.D. and an M.S. in mathematics from the
University of Illinois, and certification in Cobol and
systems analysis from RCA Computer School (NY). A
veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Miller taught mathemat­
ics in the Los Angeles School District (1953-57), at
Western Illinois University (1957-60), Towson State
University (1960-61), Parsons College (1961-65), the
University of California at Santa Barbara (1964 sum­
mer), Wisconsin State University (1965-66), and Ten­
nessee Technological University (1966-68) before
coming to Edinboro.
The recipient of several grants and the author of
numerous studies and articles. Dr. Miller is probably

Dr. Beulah Polley, professor of elementary educa­
tion, joined the Edinboro faculty in 1967 as a reading
instructor on the main campus and Edinboro’s Warren
campus. Prior to coming to Edinboro, she taught at the
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director, and announcer for WIAA radio in Interlochen, Michigan. During his 20 years at Edinboro, Mr.
Waterstripe has nurtured hundreds of voice students,
many of whom fondly remember his patience and
dedication.
Mr. Waterstripe is widely known and respected
for his numerous solo recital, oratorio, and opera per­
formances on campus and throughout the region. He
was soloist with the Pittsburgh Chamber Orchestra’s
presentation of King David at Edinboro, performed as
soloist with the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra and with
various choral groups in the Erie area. Graduates of
Edinboro University will long remember his participa­
tion in the Commencement ceremonies through the
singing of the National Anthem and the Alma Mater
and many will remember his voice on numerous promotionals aired by the University.
Aside from his memorable solo performances, he
will also be remembered for his work in speech.

Market Street School in Warren, Central High School
in Colorado, Natrona County Schools, and Center
Junior High School in Illinois.
Along with her classroom duties at Edinboro, Dr.
Polley supervised graduate assistants, taught Reading
of American Short Stories to students in the People’s
Republic of China, and supervised student teachers in
Honduras.
Dr. Polley earned a bachelor of arts in remedial
reading from the University of Montana, a master of
arts in reading from the University of North Colorado,
and a doctorate in college reading from Walden Uni­
versity.
Dr. Robert Polley has been a member of the Edin­
boro anthropology department for 22 years. Prior to
that, he taught at Northern Colorado University,
Northern Illinois University, and at high schools in
Wyoming, Illinois, Montana, and Kentucky.
As a professor at Edinboro, Dr. Polley developed
several anthropology courses and taught 14 different
classes. A member of several different regional and
national professional associations, he has attended
conferences of the Southern Anthropological Society,
the Central States Anthropological ^ciety, and the
American Anthropological Association.
Dr. Polley earned a bachelor of arts in history from
Morehead State University, a master of arts in history
from Northern Illinois University, and a doctorate in
educational anthropology from the University of
Northern Colorado.
Mr. Jack Tohtz, department of English and theatre
arts, has been a faculty member at Edinboro since
1963. He earned a B.A. in English at Washington Uni­
versity in St. Louis (1949) and an M.A. in English at
the University of Minnesota (1953).
The author of numerous articles on writing and
instruction, Mr. Tohtz has published in College Compo­
sition and Communication, Exercise Exchange, Elemen­
tary English, University College Quarterly, The Education
Forum, and Pennsylvania School Journal.
He was director of Project 1750, funded by the
Department of Health, Education and Welfare, to
examine the effectiveness of programmed instruction
in the teaching of English composition.

Dr. Burton Witthuhn, provost and vice president
for academic affairs from 1984 to 1988, joined the fac­
ulty as chairman of the geography department in
1970. He also held the positions of acting vice presi­
dent for academic affairs and associate vice president
for academic affairs at Edinboro. A Fulbright-Hays
and National Science Foundation Fellow, he holds a
B.S. in geography and mathematics from Kutztown
University of Pennsylvania, and an M.S. in education
and a Ph.D. in geography from The Pennsylvania
State University.
Prior to coming to Edinboro, Dr. Witthuhn was
director of the International Studies Program - Africa,
and a member of the geography faculty at Ohio State
University. He was also a teacher in the Allentown
(Pa.) public schools.
Witthuhn is a member of the American Manage­
ment Association, the American Association for High­
er Education, and has been a member of the executive
board of the National Council for Geographic Educa­
tion. He also served as a past president of the Edin­
boro Rotary Club, and a member of the executive
board of the French Creek Council, Boy Scouts of
America.
Dr. Witthuhn is currently provost and academic
vice president at Western Illinois University.

Mr. Robert Waterstripe joined the music depart­
ment faculty as professor of voice in 1969. Prior to
coming to Edinboro, he served as producer, news

Also Retiring:
Dr. Joseph Stewart, Special Education, 4 years

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Master's Degrees
Master of Arts - Art
Wesley Paul Bossman, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1975
Mary Ellen Downey, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1963
Paul Edward Gall, B.A., Allegheny College, 1974
Shirley Ann Hordinski, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1976
Susan Dorothea Pitluga, B.A., Bowling Green State University, 1960
Sheila Kay Pope, B.F.A., Clarion University of Pennsylvania 1986
Robert Todd Slevin, B.S., Edinboro University of Pei^sS!^973
athy Sowles, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1973
Sylvia Estelle Winmsky, B.A., Penn State University, 1983

Christopher John Megella, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1975
Anthony Qement Musica, B.S., Michigan State University, 1952
Sandra Jeanne Rhinehart, B.S.N., SUNY - Brockport, 1978
Dennis K. Rupert, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Susan Eleanor Shaffer, B.S., Lewis-Clark State College, 1964
Nancy Sheba, B.S., California University of Pennsylvania, 1982
Michael Lee Speros, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1979
Diane L. Weisz, B.A., College of Wooster, 1985
Master of Arts - Political Science
William Henry Correll IV, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1978
Master of Arts - Rehabilitation Counseling
Eileen Marie Jones, B.M., Oberlin College, 1979

Master of Arts - Clinical Psychology
David L. Acker, B.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1973
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B SN., aarion University of Pennsylvania 1986
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University of Pennsylvania, 1987
^thony Gerard Bostaph, B.A., Gannon University, 1985
Joseph Scott Cunningham, B.S., St. Francis College, 1987
Mark Steven DiPlacido, B.A., Gannon University 1979
SheiTi JoAnne Diven, B.S., Qarion University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1970
Connie Elizabeth Holst, B.S., Penn State, 1970
Maty Kirch Jaggi, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Meilute Juskenas UPresto, B.A., Case Western Reserve University, 1964
^quehneDawn Otteni, B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1987
feth Elyn Peterson, B.F.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania 1982
Lim Marie Peterson, B.S., Slippeiy Rock University, 1987^
Sally Fleenor Reed, B.A., Wake Forest University, 1975
David Michael Rosswog, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Jo Ann Shoup, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Vorsheck, B.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1985
Wayne Wise, B.A., Waynesburg College, 1983

Master of Arts - Counseling
Laura loanees IfeFabbo, B.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1984
Lisa Fyffe Duzyk, B.A., Centre College, 1985
Kelly Linn Gamong, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Jane Ellickson Halmi, B.A., SUNY - Buffalo, 1965
Holly J. Hassel, B.A., Thiel College, 1986
Abigail Lim, B.A., York University/Canada, 1987
Elaine C. McGeady, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1985

Master of Arts - Social Sciences
Timothy Joseph Wentzel, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Master of Arts - Sociology
Eva Maria Qark-Aleksandrowicz, B.A., Penn State University, 1979
Master of Arts - Speech and Language Pathology
Ann Maria Bayer, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, 1986
Robert Henry Brown, Jr., B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, 1986
Erin Marie Comport, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1978
Pamela Sue Jahn, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Dennis Paul Lutz, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1980
A. Louise Forsythe Martens, B.S. in Ed., California University of Pennsylvania, 1962
Robin Susan Pihlblad, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Laura Lynn Polach-Kirdahy, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Debra Lynn Randinelli, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1985
Elizabeth (Lisa) A. Ronezka, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Rebecca Ann Skarlinski-Berkstresser, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Master of Arts - Student Personnel Services
Leah Marie Magestro, B.S., Milligan College, 1983
Susan Tartaglione Walker, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1977

Master of Education - Reading

Master of Education - Educational Psychology

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Susan Emling Cunningham, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1980
Elizabeth Wehrer Detisch, B.A., Gannon University, 1983
Daniel Francis Kysor, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1980
Daisy Jane Machaal, B.S.N., Roberts Wesleyan College, 1979
Charles George Murphy, B.S., SUNY - Brockport, 1974
Kimberly Anne Nelson, B.A., Grove City College, 1985
Patricia L. Shamp, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1983
David Scott Uhl, B.A., SUNY College - Fredonia, 1987
Richard Keith Weikel, B.A., Randolph-Macon College, 1987
Joseph Weis, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987

Master of Education - Elementary Education
Alison Knight Billman, B.S., Syracuse University, 1972
Kathleen Bowen-Loper, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1980
Claudia K. Dinardo, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1975
MaryDenise Dobrzynski, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Patricia Strong Guglielmo, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1975
Elmer Davis Hess, Jr., B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1984
Robin L)mn Maas Howell, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1982
* Carolyn Jean Huyck, B.S., Keuka College, 1973
* Marion Hamilton McCoy, B.A., Westminster College, 1970
Annette Piazza McElroy B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, 1962
David Dennis Mowry, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1984
David L. Plyler, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1978
Carol J. Scamati, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1980
Tracy M. Watson, B.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
Phyllis Ann Youngs, B. A., Allegheny Wesleyan, 1982
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Master of Education - Elementary Guidance
Jari Lee Rinkes Galvin, B.S.N., Clarion University of Pennsylvania, 1978
Master of Education - Elementary School Administration
* Dianne Therese Bernard, B.A., Gannon University, 1971
* Rebecca Palermo Carey, B.S. in Ed., Villa Maria College, 1978
Ann Frances Comstock, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1968
* Denise Ann Finazzo, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1971
* Phyllis A. Hensley, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1972;
M.Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1975
* James Milton Robbins, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1976
* Phyllis Ann Shioleno, B.S. in Ed., Villa Maria College, 1965
* Irvin Timothy Smiley, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1978

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Elizabeth Jane Austin, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Deborah Ann Ferrante Chizewick, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1983
Rebecca Suzanne Dunne, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, 1983
Brenda Kay Evans, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1984
Susan Marie Hitchcock, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Elaine Kim Rudy, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Master of Education - Secondary School Administration

* Arlene G. Baker, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1973
Peter Jeffrey Buckoski, B.S., Gannon University, 1978
John Robert Bums, Jr., B.B.S., St. Bonaventure University, 1974
* Guang Cong, Graduated, Beizhen Teacher's College, 1973
* Sheryl Ann Gdaniec, B.S., Gannon University, 1985
* Laurie Ann Mariotti Hall, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1983
* Huai-de Han, Graduated, Shandong University China
* Karen Marie Kitza, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1974
* Guo-Hui Zhou, Graduated, Shandong University China, 1983
Master of Education - Special Education

* Jacalyn Dee Baker, B.S., St. Bonaventure University, 1976
* Rhonda Leigh Baran, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1984
Sue Anthony Brockman, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Peni«ylvania, 1976
Carol Ann Dean, B.S., Duquesne University, 1982
Mary Ann Doerr, B.S., Eastern Michigan University, 1979
* Christine Lenora Eliasz, B.A., University of Redlands, 1976
John Richard Fellows, B.A., Grove City College, 1980
Kathryn Mary Ford, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1983
Marie Jaiema Giles, B.S., Penn State University, 1975
* Krista Marie Gray, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1981
* Ruth Anne Jackard, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1982
* Linda Corey Puleio, B.S., Clarion University of Pennsylvania, 1979
* Carol Anne Raabe, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1985
Christine Marie Rew, B.S. in Ed., SUNY - Fredonia, 1986
Mary Patricia Sauer, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1986
* Cynthia Rudenski Savage, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1977

Master of Fine Arts

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Adah Lee Ellis, B.F.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1977
Steven W. Emmett, B.F.A., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1980
Paul Michael Jeselskis, B.F.A., Bradley University, 1985
Joanne Ivey Johnson, B. A., Michigan State University, 1973
Patricia Anne Nauman, B.F.A., Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, 1982
* Gary Paul Spinosa, B.F.A., Cleveland Institute of Art, 1972
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Master of Science - Biology

Mary Ann Morton Bliley, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1969; M.Ed., Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania, 1975
Jerald Everett Humes, B.S., Tusculum College, 1981
Christopher Vance Larka, B.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Margaret C. MacCluskie, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1987
Mohammed Salehuddin, B.S., Dhaka Medical College, 1977
Robert R. Stutzman, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1984
* Fei Yi, B.M., Guangzhou Medical College, 1984
Master of Science in Nursing

* Connie Smith Brady, B.S.N., University of Nevada, 1968
Marilyn Eileen Brody, B.S.N., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1980
Nancy Jean Carr, B.S.N., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1984
* Amy J. Eakin-McClune, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1982
Linda Elizabeth Gilbert, B.S., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 1981
Katherine A. Gustafson, B.S.N., Villa Maria College, 1980
Sandra C. Johnson, B.S.N., Slipp>ery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1984
* Sandra Schiffer Leta, B.S.N., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 1980
John Louis Nuzzo, B.S.N., Alfred University, 1983
Gretchen Worden Peske, B.S.N., Barry University, 1968
* Sheila Straub Petulla, B.S.N., Villa Maria College, 1964
Joanne Markovich Schliep, B.S.N., Carlow College, 1968
Amy Quinn Scolio, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1979
Faye Persinger Sedwick, B.S.N., Old Dominion University, 1972
Teri Eve Swartzbeck, B.S.N., Penn State University, 1982
* Joan Marie Enterline Wentling, B.S.N., University of Colorado, 1963

* Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1988

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Honors
The following degree candidates have earned at least sixty-four credits as undergraduate students of
Edinboro University and have attained the following cumulative averages: Summa Cum Laude, 3.80 to 4.00;
Magna Cum Laude, 3.60 to 3.79; and Cum Laude, 3.40 to 3.59.
Joan Orsefskie Kramzer
Deborah Pauline Lenox
Marlene Mascaro Leonard
Diane Marie Lilly
James Edward Lockhart
Katrina Andre Margetta
Christine Dee McHenry
Donna Marie Nale
Ruth Ann Pratt
Lori Ann Taylor
Michael E. Thomas
Helen W. Troutman
Barbara Joanne Waggett
Christina Suzanne Wilhelm
Amy L. Yeager

Summa Cum Laude
George V^lliam Allwes
Joyce M. Anderson
Karen Lynn Bernhardt
Isaac L. Bower
Tammy Jean Dennis
Susan June DeVaul
Linda J. Fl)mn
George M. Gage
Margaret Marie Hostettler
Marybeth Quinn Jerman
Gregory Andrew Kasemer
Debra Lee Kennedy
Karen Kondrat

Suzanne Louise Madey
Wallace G. Mason II
Alice Marie McClymonds
Lisa Ellen Mickey
Brian Scott Montgomery
Paul John Moulthrop
Kerry Andrew Murphy
Wendy Lynn Nachman
Lisa Jean Niedermeyer
Alfred Leroy Ostrander
Paula Dee (^aglia
Amy Lyn Reynolds
Barbara A. Roth
Daniel E. Sloppy
Judith D. Smitii
Martha Kay Solomon
Lisa Jo Stack
Therese Marie Taylor
John Robert Thompson
Carol Jean Touvell
Shelly Ann Waitlevertch
Monica Augustina White-Stanford
Amy Malinda Wood
Cynthia Louise Wright
Timothy Leo Zarnick

Magna Cum Laude
Julie Kay Beck
Michael David Buchanan
Pamela Marie Chorba
Theresa Lynn/Halbig Dahl
Kenneth Garrison Dasher
Holly Lynne Davis
Paula Anne DeWitt
Michael Duane Ekas
Colin Farrell Ferguson
Jennifer Mae First
Shirley M. Greathouse-Jones
Charles Earl Grieb
Colette Natalie Hair
Darlene Marie Hall
Susan Lynn Harkcom
Darryll Loren Headley
Kathy Joan High
Nancy Jane Hindman
Susan Marie Hines
Jeffrey A. Jonas
Joan Mary Jutras
Mary Elizabeth Leib
Deborah Louise Lovejoy
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Cum Laude

Carol L. Miller
Jeff G. Nichols
John Warren Oncea
Sandra Mary Parsons
PUchel Lea Peterson
Scott Joseph Preisel
Ronald Dale Reither
Janet Morton Rifenberick
Lynda Sue Rossiter
Jodi Lee Sanders
Francis Joseph Scherer, Jr.
Helen Robin Short
Rebecca Helen Stewart
Susan Lynn Thomas
Diane Marie Toboz
Timothy John Tomcho
Brian James Tufts
Denise Renee Valentine
Judith Linda Wagner
James Michael Walsh
Fred R. Wheaton, Jr.
John Robert Whitehead
Kelly Ann Wilhelm
Lori Lynne Worth
Jill Juleus Wygant

James Joseph Alexander
Patrick Scott Berckmiller
Colleen M. Brown
Melvin L. Burger, Sr.
Jane E. Crawford-VanDamia
Thomas Jay Dimerling
Donna Marie Young Fannin
Michele Renee Gaskin
Julie Marie Goots
Alan Russell Hawthorne
Robert Carl Headlund
Kathy Ann Hertzog
Deborah E. Hilbert
Alberta Karol Hirsch
Janet Lee Hull
Amy Lynn Kennedy
Rosilyn Ann Killeen
Lori Lynn/Edminster Kineston
Brian Richard Maitland
Maureen Ryan Manuel
David V. Matthews
Lori Ann McCartney
Mary Barbara McElhinny

University Honors Program

James Edward Lockhart
David V. Matthews
Amy Lyn Reynolds
Barbara Joanne Waggett
Amy Malinda Wood
Cynthia Louise Wright

Julie Kay Beck
Holly Lynne Davis
George M. Gage
Margaret Marie Hostettler
Debra Lee Kennedy

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Baccalaureate Degrees
Michael Joseph Kelly
Charles Leonard King
Beth Ann Kramer
* Michael Anthony Ley
* Nathan Andrew Marceca
Lori Ann McCartney - Cum Laude
Karen Mehrtens-Tripp
James Curtis Mitchell
* Stephen Michael Mongillo
* Krystal Morton
Edward Thomas Mueller
* Wendy Lynn Nachman - Magna Cum Laude
* Thomas Patrick Nolan
Scott Alan Pearson
* Eric R. Petro
Michael Anthony Proviano
* Jeffrey Paul Reichert
* Michelle Lynn Robinson
Paul Roy Robinson
* Paul Matthew Rosenberger, Jr.
Thomas J. Ruth
* Francis Joseph Scherer, Jr. - Cum Laude
* Bryan Keith Schutz
* John Darren Simms
Philip Oron Smith
Dana Paul Stewart
* Thomas Allen Stroup
Linda Ann Toney
Paul B. Toth
* Kenneth Dwight Vogel
* Robert Joseph Vogel
* James Michael Walsh - Cum Laude
* James George Williams, Jr.
* Robert Michael Wyatt
* Sam Yurich

School of Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Anthropology
* E. Pat Bortz II
Carl Roland Morris
Carolyn Marie Taylor
James Michael Williams
Bachelor of Arts
Art History
* Sandra Ann Hauch
Bachelor of Arts
Criminal Justice
Peter Alex, Jr.
Larry Dennis Allen
* John Scott Allman
George William Allwes - Summa Cum Laude
* Stacey Ann Babay
* Patrick Scott Berckmiller - Cum Laude
Kimberly Sue Brown
* Victor Scott Brown
Robert John Brownrigg
* Gordon Eric Burns
Brigitte Elizabeth Coll
* Amy Lea Coon
** Jeffrey Dean Craft
Chad David Dennis
* Larry Albert DePreta
Todd Mitchell Dickson
* Ronald Thomas Ducz
* Douglas Blair Eberle
Floyd Lamont Faulkner
* Louis K. Forges
* William Emerson Fulmer
* Demita Jo Davis Greene
Douglas Brian Guiffre
* RonSd William Hainsey
John Daniel Haynes
* Lynne Heimowitz
William Thomas Herlihy

Bachelor of Arts
Drama

Gary Frederick Sonnenfeld
Carolyn Merritt Veale

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Bachelor of Arts
English/Literature

* Rhonda Annette Nichols
* Debra Ann Olon
Deborah Sue Wagner
Kelly Ann Wilhelm - Cum Laude

* Wendy D. Atkinson
Amy Lynn Kennedy - Cum Laude
* Julie Ann Turner

Bachelor of Arts
Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts
EnglishAVriting

* Mark Stanley Borczon
Michael James Buzzard
* Anita Marie Phillips

Karen Lynn Bernhardt - Summa Cum Laude
* Susannah Grace Gales
Tiffany Anne Hogue
Joanna Richelle Hunter
Amy Lyn Reynolds - Magna Cum Laude
Elizabeth Mary Rich
Jonna Lynn Spitznogle

Bachelor of Arts
Political Science

Susan Lynn Harkcom - Magna Cum Laude
Debra Lee Kennedy - Summa Cum Laude
* Lori Lynn/Edminster Kineston - Cum Laude
Dawn Louise Klassen
Michael Francis Leyda
Kristen Marie Mucheck
* Matthew Edward Nichols

Bachelor of Arts
German

Lisa Ann Daley
Bachelor of Arts
History

Bachelor of Arts
Psychology

* Sally Ann Moore
* Carolyn Andrea Napolitani
* Lynda Anne Pelusi
* Steven Scott Pinney
* Katrina Diane Prather
Debra A. Rich
* James W. Ringdal
* Sharon Sue Rositer
* Patricia Joan Schwarz
* Christopher Lloyd Sotter
David Fay Stanley
Robert Edward Swain
Melissa Renee Walton
Robert J. Weidner
Alisa Yvette White
* Monica Augustina White-Stanford - Magna
Todd Steven Wilson
Amy Malinda Wood - Magna Cum Laude
* Cynthia Louise Wright - Magna Cum Laude
* Amy L. Yeager - Summa Cum Laude
* Theresa M. Zurku

* Colleen McGinnis
* Denise Lucille McNulty
* Karen Sue Meszaros
Maureen Claire Olsavsky
James L. Wolfe
Bachelor of Arts
Speech Communications
* James F. Ackman, Jr.
Michael Charles Adamus
Jennifer Helene Antkowiak
Arthur Lee Barnes
* James Richard Basilone
* David Scott Bedich
* DeAnne Renee Berry
Gail E. Bickel
Bonnie Lynn Blackwood
* Lisa Patricia Bonello
* Colleen M, Brown - Cum Laude
David Todd Burzanko
Craig Charles Buseck
* Dana La Vean Carl
* Alan Ives Caulkins
* Deborah Anne Crawford
Doreen Ann DeFabio
Sandra Lynn Deily
* Timothy Andrew Dunthome
* James Robert Falbo II
Brigid Hope Falkinburg
* Jill Ann Ferguson
Josephine Maria Filotei
* Cynthia Marie Fisher
Jeffrey Bruce Frye
* Douglas Dean Hall
* David James Held
* Kathy Ann Hertzog - Cum Laude
Margaret Marie Hostettler - Summa Cum Laude
Cheryl Marie Hronetz
Pamela Kirila
* Matthew Michael Kurtz
* Bruce Wayne Lentz
* Maureen Ryan Manuel - Cum Laude
Ann Mary Mamell
* Thomas Paul Mastascusa
* Frederick James Mazurik
* Janet Rita McLaughlin
* Thomas Jeffrey Meinert
Brian Scott Montgomery - Magna Cum Laude
Bonnie Lynn Murphy
Louis Donald Musica, Jr.

Bachelor of Arts
Social Sciences
** Gregory C. Gallup

Terry J. Carter
* Roy A. Fitzpatrick
* Darlene Marie Hall - Magna Cum Laude
* Edward Frank Marcellus
Jeffrey Carl Oberlin
Carla F. Osiecki
* Helen Robin Short - Cum Laude
Timothy John Tomcho - Cum Laude
Charles William Watson

* Dale Edward Adams
Pamela Dawn Badger
* Cindy Ann Chernicky Balsiger
Tamara Ann Bauer
Ann Marie Bugosh
Holly A. Cairns
* Andrew Owen Cline
* Louis Alan Diehl
Wallace James Esper
* Amy Lynne Farkas
* MaryAnn Irlam Ferris
Lisa Folino
Susan Marie Fuller
* Line Ursule Garant
Colette Natalie Hair - Magna Cum Laude
* Jean Louise Harris
* Michael Alan Haslett
Patricia Marie Hendricks
* Karen Sue Horstman
* Joseph Chandler Inman
Stephanie Lynn Lasher
* Mollie Maykranz
Sharon Lyne McCartney
* Alice Marie McClymonds - Magna Cum Laude
* Karan L. Michaels

Bachelor of Arts
Humanities/Language

* Melanie Louise Faychak
Bachelor of Arts
Music

* Mary Jane Anderson
Brian Tracy Butler
Robert Theodore Chase
Kenneth Garrison Dasher - Magna Cum Laude
Mary Ann Muck Ewing
* Andrew Lee Gross
* David Edward Makowski
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Bachelor of Arts
Sociology
* Philip Lloyd Brown
* Suzanne Louise Madey - Magna Cum Laude
* Sandra Pangerc Reagle
* Sherry Lillian Venne
Bachelor of Arts
Speech and Hearing Disorders
Michelle Lynn Biery
Kelly Dawn Binaut
Angela Dianne Burke
Tina Marie Day
* Paula Anne DeWitt - Magna Cum Laude
** Karen Elaine Dietrick
Arlene Porter Fiello
Michele Renee Gaskin - Cum Laude
Andrea J. Hafer
Brooke Samuel Harrison
Alan Russell Hawthorne - Cum Laude
Carrie Marie Holland
* Joan Orsefskie Kramzer - Sununa Cum Laude
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* Erik David Nelson
* John Warren Oncea - Cum Laude
Sandra Mary Parsons - Cum Laude
Paula Jeanne Pequignot
* Joseph Philip Pfadt
* Pamela Norma Pilson
* David Edward Rice
Kelley Ann Rodgers
Laurie Lynn Roth
James Francis Rumsey
Laura Louise Russell
* Michael Christopher Schaal
Gregory Dale Mark Seese
* Brenda Sue Sever
Gerri Sue Slover
* William N)onrod Snow
* Lori Ann Taylor - Summa Cum Laude
Jeffrey Scott Thorud
Mark Anthony Tromba
Bethena Ann Turk
Kent Alan Urbanski
Marcus Alphonso Washington
Errol David Williams
Rosanne Yanosich
* Michael James Yondo
* Gina Marie Zona

Karla Michelle Greeley
Charles Earl Grieb - Magna Cum Laude
Marcia Lynne Renton Grove
Beverly Lynn Hall
* Paul G. Honatke
Kelly Elizabeth Justus
Kenneth John Kisiel
* Laurie Ann Kline
Karen Kondrat - Summa Cum Laude
Michael Anthony Kraus
Lynn Joan Kusiak
Marlene Mascaro Leonard - Summa Cum Laude
** Donna Jean Lightfoot
* Brian Richard Maitland - Cum Laude
** Peter J. Malamas
* Brendan Krall Malcolm
Kim Louise Marks
* David V. Matthews - Cum Laude
* Marilyn J. McCracken
* Christine Dee McHeniy - Summa Cum Laude
* Wade Robert McMurray
Timothy Paul Morgan
William Joseph Myers
Leo J. O'Connor
* Natalie Ann Paracca
Robert Michael Paul
* Jan Dianne Perry
* Harold Howard Pinder
Theodore Jay Poggi
* James Edward Pratt, Jr.
Scott Joseph Preisel - Cum Laude
Paula Dee Quaglia - Magna Cum Laude
** Rosemaiy M. Sanvito
Steven Todd Shetler
Peter Jay Smith
Nagako Tamura
* Eric R. Uncapher
Jeffrey A. Urbancic
George Vrooman
* Daniel Clifford Walker
* Shawn M. Welch
* Fred R. Wheaton, Jr. - Cum Laude
William James White
** Emilee R. Young

Bachelor of Fine Arts
* Michele Marie Abramczyk
Amy Kay Adams
Ronald V. Bardelli
Rachel Renee Bibb
Rose Anne Bogolin
Isaac L. Bower - Summa Cum Laude
* Pleshette Nicole Butler
Rodrick Clay Campbell
* Sonya Louise Cashner
Jeffrey Angelo Coutch
Deborah Ann Crook
Jamie R Cross
* Cathy Marie Culmer
Laura Curtiss Davis
Matthew Steffen del Solar
Monique Elizabeth Derouin
** Paul A. Dombrowski
* Mark Dx Farina
* Jonathon Angelo Fedele
* Colin Farrell Ferguson - Magna Cum Laude
Glenn Dale Fry, Jr.
George M. Gage - Summa Cum Laude

Bachelor of Science
Industrial and Trade Leadership

Donald J. Biondi
* John E. Brinkley
Dennis Richard Frampton
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Bachelor of Science
Social Work

Bachelor of Arts
Environmental Studies/Geography

Candace Vedna Arcaro
* Leslie Anne Charters
* Pamela Marie Chorba - Magna Cum Laude
Aimee Laurie Marie Cool
Bobbe Beeman Cullers
Connie Lynne Copeland DeBarr
* Rebecca Glaser Drury
* Susan Beth Faulkner
* Shirley M. Greathouse-Jones - Magna Cum Laude
* Sandra Lee Greenawalt
* Jill Marie Heiberger
Samella Hudson-Brewton
* Joan Mary Jutras - Magna Cum Laude
* Joan Marie Klein
* Margaret Anne Loftus
* Jill Michele Mansour
Gina M. Mattera
Kristine Marie Morris
* Maureen Neary Murabito
* Mona Annette/Hanson Olson
Carla Deneen Prenni
Margaret Lynn Puleo
Jamie Lynn Reel
* Marie Elena Tavani
* Charlotte M. Troutman

* Stacy Elaine Davis
* David William Elliott
* Michael John Rinkevich
* Theresa Ann Taggart
* Christina Suzanne Wilhelm - Summa Cum Laude
Bachelor of Arts
Geography
David Paul Bearce
Raymond Guy Dawson
* Kevin Greggory Gelfo
** Geanene Diane Schmitzer
Bachelor of Arts
Mathematics
* Julie Kay Beck - Magna Cum Laude
Lisa Lynn Bellucci
Roger John Bobosky
Hyeon S. Cho
Kathy Joan High - Magna Cum Laude
* Tracy Lynn McKinley
Mark M. Romba
* Renee Marie Watson
Bachelor of Arts
Natural Science and Mathematics

School of Science. Management and
Technologies
Bachelor of Arts
Biology
* Richard Harold Czerpak
* William Frank Koncerak
* Sean Michael McIntyre
Sonya Susane Schleich
* Lola Marie Smith
* Mary Ann Tessaro
Bachelor of Arts
Economics/Business
* James Patrick Britt, Jr.

Leo Gregory Baehr
Alan Jesse ^outen
Bachelor of Arts
Nahtral Science and Mathematics/Cooperative
Engineering
Daniel W. Kelly
Timothy William Markowitz
Peter James Pagano
Brett Allen Rearick
Dennis P. Smithers
Bachelor of Arts
Physics
* Casey Lee Gray
* Glenn Anthony Merritt
* Henry J. Mesa

Bachelor of Arts
Specialized Studies

Stephen John Biro
* Daniel M. Cornell
* Francis Dennis Durand
Carol L. Cratty Hilliard
Carlton R. LaMaye, Jr.
* Deborah Pauline Lenox - Summa Cum Laude
* Karen Louise Massey
David Paul Praisner
* Martha Kay Solomon - Magna Cum Laude
Timothy J. Spacht
* David Charles Vickers
Raymond George Williams
Paula Elaine Wing
* Daniel Joseph Wininsky

Bachelor of Science
Biology/Pre-Veterinary

Bachelor of Science
Business Administration/Comprehensive Business

* Paul John Moulthrop - Magna Cum Laude

Richard Kevin Albrechta
* Susan Marie Aleski
* James Joseph Alexander - Cum Laude
* Kathleen Marie Andres
* Holly E. Arber
* Christopher Joseph Bagnato
* Paul E. Bajus, Jr.
Kimberly Faye Beachly
** Sharon Marie Berardi
Robert A. Black
Scott Carlton Blair
Diann Elizabeth Bollam
* Kelly Ann (Nee) Bongiorno
Jeffrey Douglas Campbell
John Andrew Cap
Nicol Carscallen
Melissa Ann Casella
Mary Kathleen Cifelli
* Canice Lene Colera
* Pamela Lukas Conley
Mark Allen Courtney
* Richard Thomas Cramer
* Brad Eric Cronin
* Dani Leia Dembrak
Daniel D. DeSantis
* Richard Lee Downey
* Ivan Danilo Duran
Dorothy Nonyelum Edoga
James Ying-K Fok
Lisa Marie Font
* Rodney James Fucci
* Gordon Christopher Galzerano
Judith Eileen Goede
* Michael John Gorfida
* Patricia A. Grossholz
* Jane E. Hasenflu
Douglas R. Hayes
Darryll Loren Headley - Magna Cum Laude
* Andrew Mark Heinlein
* Patricia Peffenbach Hickle
Vicki A. Huckno
* Douglas Milton Hughes II
* Jeffrey Charles Irwin
* Bonnie Jeffery
* Erin E. Karle
* David Alan Kams
William Lee Kirila, Jr.
Nancy Sanner Kruse

Bachelor of Science
Business Administration/Accounting
Jeffrey Alan Abramovitz
* Susan L. Altman
Albert Louis Antonelli
* Brian David Berger
Larry Thomas Bowser
Tamara Lynn Burke
* Susan Marie Console
Mark Patrick Davenport
Holly Lynne Davis - Magna Cum Laude
David Joseph Derry
Thomas Jay Dimerling - Cum Laude
Denice Ann Dombrowski
Marlea L)mn Durand
Lisa Lee Higham
* Craig Allen Huff
* Lori Ann Jenkins
* Jeffrey A. Jonas - Magna Cum Laude
Valecia Jones
Gregory Andrew Kasemer - Summa Cum Laude
Susan Lynn Kieklak
Rosilyn Ann Killeen - Cum Laude
Terry Clarence LeFebvre
Randolph John Levis
James Joseph Meyer
Susan V. Nichol
Diana S. Petrik-Smith
* Angela Jane Plowright
* Brenda L. Ritchie
Lynda Sue Rossiter - Cum Laude
Julia Mae Saulsgiver
Raymond Patrick Seth
* David Michael Sherman
* Edward Charles Shields
* Daniel E. Sloppy - Magna Cum Laude
Robert E. Snidemiller, Jr.
Elizabeth A. Sublette
Renee Marie Watson
* Deborah Elaine Williams

Bachelor of Science
Anesthesia

* Ronald Alan Blum
* Connie Lou Imler
* James Dee King
* Judy B. Smith
* David Herbert Thompson
Bachelor of Science
Biology

* Michael David Buchanan - Magna Cum Laude
* Kurt Alan Johnson
* Barbara Joanne Waggett - Summa Cum Laude
Carolyn J. Williams
Margaret Louise Wissman
Bachelor of Science
Biology/Pre-Dental

* Joseph J. Pikna
Randall Keith Stuart
Bachelor of Science
Biology/Pre-Medical

Eric Walter Dratwa
Pamela Rae Heiple
Andrew George Ristvey
Jodi Lee Sanders - Cum Laude

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* Leon Eugene Kuhni
Lee O. Lake
David John Lapikas
* Kelly Marie Lightner
* Richard Paul Lonero
David James MacGill
James Brian Mancuso
Lawrence Dean Marsteller
Ellen Ruth McKenna
* Samuel Scott McKenney PV
Robert Vincent Means
Katharine Lynn Mersek
* Andrew James Minnie
Brian Scott Morgan
* John Andrei Mott
* William Allen Mullins
Kerry Andrew Murphy - Magna Cum Laude
* Kelly Lynne Nesbitt
* Dale Robert Nichilo
Deidre Julia O'Connor
Jodi Aynne/Toppo O’Laughlin
Gerald Scott Opferman
* Barry David Palmer
* Farrukh Marvin Parvez
* Thomas J. Pauvlik
Alexander John Rick
Frank Rotello
* Christopher Joseph Ryan
* John D. Sadler
* Alan R. Sandrock
Peter Howard Schneeberger
* Kenneth C. Schweitzer
David Alan Sikes
* Robert Philip Sirca
* Ronnie L. Sldbicki
* Donald Thomas Smith
* Edward Spadacene
* Lynne Elizabeth Stein
* Donald Leo Stiffler, Jr.
* John Christopher Styperk
* Edward Micheal Sumosky
* Carrie Ann Talavinia
Therese Marie Taylor - Magna Cum Laude
* Betsy Ellen Tench
* Carol Jean Touvell - Magna Cum Laude
Gary M. Tripp
* Aleson Ann Urbanski
Douglas Michael Varee
* Martin Robert von Dehn
* Joseph Patrick Wardlaw
* Mark D. Weschler
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Ronald Eric White
Jeffrey P. Wible
* Craig Richard Wick
Daniel H. Willaman, Jr.
Xavier Derek Williams
Michael James Wood
* Richard John Wrobleski
Darcy L. Wycoff
Timothy Leo Zamick - Magna Cum Laude
* Lee Ann Zinkham

Bachelor of Science
Economics

Dara Jeane Graves
James Mlliam MacLaren
Barbara E. Zerebecki
Bachelor of Science
Environmental Science/Biology

Susan Elizabeth Piatek
Michael Aaron Rosenberg

Bachelor of Science
Chemistry

Bachelor of Science
Environmental Science/Earth Science

John Robert Thompson - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science
Computer Science

* William Douglas Barbish
Bachelor of Science
Geology

Emad A. Ajwa
Anthony James Bollinger
* Ronald James Bright
Ali Nawaz Brohi
Steven Otto Carpenter
Kam Lock Chan
* Nancy Lee Dudley
Linda J. Flynn - Summa Cum Laude
Theodore Earl Gall
Gary Wa)me Hughes
Diane Louise Kettis
* Young Kyou Kim
* John David Kneidel
* Erin Frances Lamb
** Laura Langdon
James Edward Lockhart - Summa Cum Laude
** Scott Marzka
Cindy Lynn Meixell
* William Mendoza
Marc Vincent Menuto
* Jean Marie Merkowitz
Joan K. Nelson
* Reny G. Ninan
Sean G. O’Hare
H. Virginia Sutton
Susan Marie Tausch
* Christine Lynn Thomas
James Daniel Vance
* Martin Robert von Dehn
* Phillip Gerald Warner
* John Robert Whitehead - Cum Laude
Jeffeiy Scott Yeater

Daniel Scott Enterline
* Kenneth R. Gross
* Ernest LeRoy Holzer
Mark Bruce Miller
Alfred Leroy Ostrander - Magna Cum Laude
Vincent Anthony Shickora
* Charles Andrew Thompson
Bachelor of Science
Industrial Biochemistry

** Matthew Petrina
Bachelor of Science
Medical Technology

** Karen L. Bariy
* Pamela Anne Blair
* Tracy James
* Hae Chung Lim
* Melissa Lynn Lobdell
* Stacey J. Markwood
* Pamela Marie Midgley
* Lisa Jean Niedermeyer - Magna Cum Laude
* Lori Michele Pagliaro
* Helen W. Troutman - Summa Cum Laude
* Mary Anne Voelker
* Kira Wood

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Bachelor of Science
Nursing

Bachelor of Science
Nutrition

Lori Ann Bain
* Cynthia Denise Bonam
* Deborah Louise Brown
Traci Kay Carlson
Theresa M. Connelly
* Belinda Ann Cook
Theresa Lynn/Halbig Dahl - Magna Cum Laude
Diann Marie DeAngelis
Juliette Mannino Drost
Amy Elizabeth Edmiston
* Jean Marie Farmer
Rebecca Susanne Fichtner
LaTroy Marie Follett
Mark David Glosner
Louise Ella Hall
Kathleen Hauser
Miriam Jean Heid
Cynthia M. Hill
Paige Stephanie Holly
Lori Ann Howell
Margaret Irene Imler
Karen Ann Judy
Donald Joseph Klos
Julie L)mn Lander
Brenda P. Loux
Chris Anita/Labonowski Massung
Antigone Maria Michalopoulos
Pamela Marie Moyer
Brenda K. Nelson
Mary Ellen Olshavsky
Cathleen Papa
Kimberly Froess Paris
Laura Lee Pelkowski
* Teri Lee Propst
Lisa Jo Stack - Magna Cum Laude
Evonne Caprice Sveda
Patti Jo Swogger
* Sally Jane Terry
Janice Ann Turner
* Durae Lynn Vincze
Judith Linda Wagner - Cum Laude
Lori Leigh Winger
Diana Lynn (Eller) Zenewicz

Joyce M. Anderson - Summa Cum Laude
Lisa Lynn Fortunato
Deborah E. Hilbert - Cum Laude
Lisa Ellen Mickey - Magna Cum Laude
Margaret Ann Novy
Bachelor of Science
Physics
Melvin L. Burger, Sr. - Cum Laude
Mary Barbara McElhinny - Cum Laude
* Jerry LeRoy Nuhfer
* William Edward Palumbo

School of Education
Bachelor of Science in Art Education
Lisa Ann Cammaleri
Bennett Francis Forrest
Lindsay Dell Hirshberg
* Barbara Jean Inskipt
* John Joseph Joslin
Sonya Yvette Luhovey
* Lisa Ann Minshull
** Jeannie Christine Nichols
Riva Camille Tamburlin
Susan Lynn Thomas - Cum Laude
Carla Jane Todaro
* Denise Renee Valentine - Cum Laude
* Twila Kay Yoder
Bachelor of Science in Education
Communication/Sensory Disorders
Susan Mary Fitzgerald
* Janice Lee Repasy
Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education
Archea L. Akam-Ferrara
Beth Ann Ammon
Tracy Gates Anderson
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Robert Edward Babay
Holly Ann Barron
* Christine M. Battle
Annette M. Bideaux
* Stephen Andrew Bloom
Amy Ellen Brown
William R. Brown
* Jeannine Helen Burbules
* Monica Jean Burr
* Julia Ann Butterfield-Cardone
* Anna Louise Lope Caro
* Cherise Lynn Chappel
Amy Lynn Conrad
Jane E. Crawford-VanDamia - Cum Laude
** Sherrie L. Crowl
Deborah Lynn Culbertson
Laurie L. Curtis
* Kelly D. Del Vecchio
Tammy Jean Dennis - Summa Cum Laude
* Margaret Frances Dennison
* Susan June DeVaul - Summa Cum Laude
Gregory Alan Dolak
Lorie Amn Draszkiewicz
Joseph Damian Drda
Michelle Marie Ehrensberger
* Teresa Ann Etling
* Donna Marie Young Fannin - Cum Laude
Leslie A. Fava
Lisa Michele Fitzekam
* Annette Clare Galabinski
Julie Marie Goots - Cum Laude
* Robin Lee Gregg
* Eileen M. Herd
* Nancy Jane Hindman - Magna Cum Laude
Alberta Karol Hirsch - Cum Laude
Lisa Diane Hopkins
Karen Sue Houk
* Janet Lee Hull - Cum Laude
** Kaiyn Joan lorio
** Kimberly Rose lorio
Christine Ann Jacob
* Pamela Leap Jarrell
Shelley Ann Johnson
* Kelly Lynn Kemerer
Christine J. Kljucaric
Robert Michael Kreutzer
Melinda Lee Lawton
Sandra B. Lecker
Mary Elizabeth Leib - Magna Cum Laude
Christopher Thomas Levis
Mary Jeanne Love-Mack

Deborah Louise Lovejoy - Magna Cum Laude
* Stephen Craig McClune
Elise K. McElroy
* Kathleen Marie Molnar
Julie Ann Morar
Jennifer Ann Morgan
* Sharon Ann Mowry
* Molly Lynn Murgi
* Jeff G. Nichols - Cum Laude
Geraldine N.M. Oberly
* Catherine J. Osborne
* Jean Louise Palmer
Carol Jean Parshall
Rachel Lea Peterson - Cum Laude
* Ronald Dale Reither - Cum Laude
Leanne M. Roberts
Deborah Jean Rose
Amy L5mn Rubinsak
* Charles K. Rupert
Erika Lynne Rush
* Frank J. Santoro
* Paul Jerome Santoro
Maria Arma Santos
* Beth Ann Scarsellato
* Brian Alan Schaller
* Sandra L. Schellang
* Michael James Schubert
Ann Marie Elizabeth Sesack
Karen Ruth Shaw
Kimberly Kay Shearer
* Kellee Lee Shoskin
** Linda A. Sopp
* Rebecca Helen Stewart - Cum Laude
Tad E. Styer
* Karen Louise Sum
Paula Jo Suroviec
* Laurie Jean Thomas
* Theresa Marie Triana
* Jane Ann Wagner
* Joseph Patrick Walsh
* Paula Ann Wehner
* Stephanie Lorane Williams
Lori Lynne Worth - Cum Laude
Jill Juleus Wygant - Cum Laude
Debra Lynn Young
* Pamela Anne Ziegler

Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education/Early Childhood Education

* Scott Robert Creighton
Joan Frances Davis
* Kathy J. Deering
* Daneen Anne Engel
Terrence Michael Flaherty
* Todd William Franklin
Renee Lynne Haurin
* Robert Carl Headlund - Cum Laude
* Douglas Lee Hippie
* Jacqueline Ann Kosko
* Patrick Michael Levonduskie
* Rodney Scott Madden
* Brian &ott Martin
* Terri Ann Moran
* James R. Mountain
Randall Todd Peterson
Scott Gerald Seibert
** Ronald T. Watkins
Terry LaRue Williams, Jr.
Pamela Renee Woznicki

Cheryl A. Bost
Maureen Carney
Kolene May Marie Cochran
* Jennifer Ann Cogis
Jo Anne Coleman
Terri L. Darr
Darcy L5mn Dominiczak
Katherine Elizabeth Herbruck
Denise Arlene Hermansen
Shellie Garton Humes
Elizabeth Ann Jeanguenat
Deborah Elaine Kuebler
Diane Marie Lilly - Summa Cum Laude
Lisa Fay Long
Elizabeth Anne Sopp Meeder
Micheline Veronica Mehalko
Carol L. Miller - Cum Laude
JoAnn Niedermeyer
Linda L. Noble
* Kimberly Ann Powell
Ruth Ann Pratt - Summa Cum Laude
Barbara A. Roth - Magna Cum Laude
Judith D. Smith - Magna Cum Laude
Sabrina Ann Sparkman
Amy Kathryn Tabish
Diane Marie Toboz - Cum Laude
* Melanee Reinsel Vogt
Shelly Ann Waitlevertch - Magna Cum Laude
Sandra Lee Gestler Walters
Jeanine Marie Wetmore

Bachelor of Science in Education
Mentally and Physically Handicapped

Carolyn L. Bell
Tanis Marie Boden
Ena Rene Driscoll
* Karen Ann Hall
Karen Marie Henderson
Lois Allen Kreckel
* Sandra Ann Kuholski
Karen Marie Mattera
Kathleen Marie Pollick
* Marie Teresa Sheftic
Joan Shreve Stankowski
* Michael E. Thomas - Summa Cum Laude
* Misty Rae Yaworsky

Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education/Mentally and Physically
Handicapped
Brooke Roche Barber
Renee Ellen Kilpatrick
Katrina Andre Margetta - Summa Cum Laude
* Lisa L. Potts
* Gretchen Marie Serafin
Teresa Ann Varasso

Bachelor of Science in Education
Mentally and Physically Handicapped/Elementaiy
Education

Beth Ann DeSantis
* Theresa Ann Hollibaugh
* Marybeth Quinn Jerman - Summa Cum Laude
Donna Marie Nale - Summa Cum Laude

Bachelor of Science in Education
Health and Physical Education
* Bradley Gerard Bowers
* Dianne Judith Cooper
Kenneth John Creehan

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Bachelor of Science in Education
Music

* Stephen Robert Simcheck
Andrew Morris Terry Jr.
Bruce T. Theuret
Scott Norman Veith
Michelle Denise Wallach
Roger Lee Yamell

Andrea Lynn Kepple
* Gary Allen Pfister
Melissa Marie Porch
Bachelor of Science in Education
School Dental Hygienist

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Mathematics and Physics

* Margaret Cynthia Gatlin

William Thomas Hoover
* Shawn Todd Welsh

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Biology

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Social Studies

* Dana Ann Davis
* Jennifer Mae First - Magna Cum Laude
Susan Marie Hines - Magna Cum Laude

* John David Asp
Jeffrey Alan Benz
* Wayne E. Burnside, Jr.
Gary Lynn Davis
* Michael Duane Ekas - Magna Cum Laude
* Ronald Allen Cura
Terrence James Kennedy
Gary Wade Lutz
Joseph William Mancuso III
Wallace G. Mason II - Magna Cum Laude
Melissa Sutton Preston
Scott Landay Randall
* Edward Kenneth Rawlins
Matthew David Rosati
* Patrick R. Ryan
* Gary James Schrecengost
Jacqueline Lee Traynor
James Michael Vasil
* Michael Edward Wygant

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/English
Elizabeth Martha Bujdos
Dedra Lynn Cavanagh
* Ronica Anne Cosgrove
* Mark Thomas Dalena
Amy Jeanne Kiser
Janet Morton Rifenberick - Cum Laude
Carol Jean Schuller
* LuAnn Siwula
Jodie Lynn Supinsky
* Brian James Tufts - Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/General Science
Joseph Thomas Sette

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Spanish

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Mathematics

* Linda Smith Troyer

Annette Marie Astone
* Doran M. Check
Scott Glenn Francis
* David Patrick Geary
Julie Carol Johnson
Colleen Mary Kane
Charles Jon Montedoro
Robert David Porter
David J. Rowan
** Scott D.Shunk
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Associate Degrees
Associate of Applied Science
Dental Technology

* Michael John Bradish
Laura A. Duda
** Bonnie L. Kerr
** Wendy J. Leone
** Kathy J. Sturdevant
Associate of Arts
Criminal Justice

* Robin Geoigiana Hartless
* Martin John Kamppi
* Gregory C. Kuhn
Thomas George Palotas
Associate of Arts
Human Services

* Dorothy Brigham Burfield
* Joseph Lawrence Chason
* Tina Maria Harmon
* Joan Antoinette McAtee
Jeanette-Marie Murphy
* Cheryl Ann Reitz
* William Marion Williams
Associate of Arts
Liberal Studies

Mary Lynn Barton
* John E. Brinkley
Arthur Mark Capozzi
* David A. Fontaine
Samuel E. Gray
Karen L. Hill
Robert Leo Illig, Jr.
* Tetsuko Koga
* Mark Valent Mancos
Michael Scott Master
Steven Andrew McLaughlin
Nancy L. Mihalovic
* John Wendell Rizzo
* Charles J. Vorisek

Jeffrey Allan Wilcox
* Deborah Sue Wixon-Gabel
David Paul Zook
Associate of Science
Computer-Information Processing Technology
Larry Ray Barton, Jr.
Robert Wilson Basham
Charles William Bish, Jr.
* Timothy Allen Diley
Judy L. Famum
Raymond C. Golubieski
* David James Hogue
James Michael Kramer
* Mark Jay Labesky
* Daniel P. Maloney
William C. McClendon
Moneau Diane McDonough
Gerald Keith Michaels
Joseph Dib Nehme
* John Edward Ogden
* Karla E.Ohl
* Ann Marie Shontz
Michael A. Trott
Heidi A. Waldinger
Associate of Science
General Business Administration
Dawn Marie Andritz
* Michelle Bellich
Julie Marie Bishop
Dale Allan Brantner
* Eshmael Amani Chava
Firat Sozen Demiral
Mary Ellen Dennis
* Francis Dennis Durand
Takako Ebisawa
Michael J. Gilligan, Jr.
David E. Hoffman
* Diane Wright Kirik
James Stephen Kovalchick
Christina Marie Mason
Catherine Marie Quoresimo
Karen Jean Satterlee
Joseph Russell Shary

* Mark Douglas Shorts
Tracy F. Shorts
Kurt Pickens Smith
Susan Marie Tausch
Genne Lee Young

Council of Trustees
Mr. William C. Schulz, Chairman, Edinboro
Edith Benson, Esq., Erie
Dr. Jan Brydon, Erie
Mrs. Susan Hagen, Erie
Mrs. Patricia Heasley, Erie
Mr. C. Richard Johnston, Meadville

Associate of Science
Hospital Equipment Technology

* Frank Joseph Baganski
* John Martin Brown
* Michael Gordon Brown
Gary Eugene Chapman
* Lamont Allen Dickey
* Rene Kirk Hatheway
* John Edward Hilbrich
Galen Elwood Ishman
LuAnn Stein Kanavy
* Michael Patrick Mukina
* Steven Ray Papenfuss
* Eric Floy Roudybush
* Richard Shirl Surrena
* Glenn K. Woodell
* Gary Glenn Young

Dr. Lawrence Krespan, Warren
Dr. Harold Sargent, Sharon
Harry Thomas, Esq., Erie
Mr. R. Benjamin Wiley, Erie
Ms. Elizabeth Jacob, Student Representative

President's Cabinet
Foster F. Diebold......................................................................................................................................... President
Clifford Cox.......................................................................................................Executive Assistant to the President
Sherri Galvin.................................................................................................. Managerial Assistant to the President
John Fleischauer........................................................................... Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Lawrence Byrnes...........................................................................................................................Dean of Education
Kathleen Ansell............................................................................................................ Interim Dean of Liberal Arts
Robert Comesky.......................................................................... Dean of Science, Management, and Technologies
Nazir Mughal.......................................................................... Dean, International Studies, Programs and Services
M. Roy Strausbaugh.............................................................................................. Dean, Academic Administration
Philip Kerstetter..................................................Dean, Graduate Studies and Institutional Research and Planning
Joseph Comi........................................................................ Dean, Institute for Research and Community Services
David O’Dessa..................................................Vice President for Administration and Institutional Advancement
William Reed, Jr.............................. Assistant Vice President for Administration and Institutional Advancement
Terrence Carlin..........................................................................................Assistant Vice President for Admissions
Richard Morley..................................................... Vice President for Finance and Human Resources Management
Daryl Lake.........................................................................................Associate Vice President for Faculty Relations
Glenda Lawhom...................................................................................................Vice President for Student Affairs
Vincent Trotta.......................................................................................Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
Mary Rugh............................................................................................Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs
Gary Jamison................................................................................................................... Director, Student Services
James Foulk........................................................................................................Director, Disabled Student Services
Edward Styborski........................................................................................Director, Center for Computer Services
Saul Weinstein............................................................................................................................... Director, Libraries
Colleen Holmes................................................................................................................... Director, Alumni Affairs
James West..............................................................................................................................Director, Development
Robert Ruffin...................................................................................................................Affirmative Action Officer
Larry Meredith.............................................................................................. Coordinator, Inter-Cultural Relations

Associate of Science
Pre-School Education

Patricia Jean Aldrich
* Lorraine Krahe Alexander
Leslie Sue Boosel
* Jenny Ann Dougher
* Katherine Elizabeth Herbruck
* Tina Marie Kimple
* Mary E. McMunn McBride
* Nancy Marie Oberrath
Karen Michele Parker
Margaret Ann Proctor
Kammi Sue Stitt
Mary Beth Tuneberg

Commencement Committee
* Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1988
** Students who will complete degree requirements during Summer, 1989

The University does not claim the list of degree candidates is absolutely accurate. Students are granted degrees
only if they meet all academic and financial requirements.

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William Coleman.................................................................................... Institutional Maintenance Suf>erintendent
Gary Jamison................................................................................................................... Director, Student Services
Patti S. Loomis....................................................................................... Director, Public Relations and Publications
Paul Martin............................................................................................................ Chairman, Department of Music
Dolores Mortimer....................................................................................................Coordinator, Auxiliary Services
Denise Ohler.......................................Executive Assistant to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
M. Roy Strausbaugh.............................................................................................. Dean, Academic Administration
Bob Wallace........................................................................................................ Director, Instructional Technology
Ronald Watkins........................................................................................................................................... Registrar
Sherri Galvin.................................................................................................. Managerial Assistant to the President

ALMA MATER
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater glorious;
Fresh wreaths we bring to hind thy brow.
Trials have passed and thou has stood victorious;
Never fairer, never statelier than now.
O Edinboro, Edinboro,
Ever praising thee in song;
While class speeds class as swift years pass.
To thee our hearts belong.