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EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

THE COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION
Burton O. Witthuhn

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Edinboro University

Prelude

Symphony Band
Tim Cordell, Conductor

Academic Processional

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE
Edgar Elgar

Symphony Band
Tim Cordell, Conductor

STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Francis Scott Key

University Singers
Gordon Flood, Director

Invocation

The Rev. Theofanis Nacapoulos
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
Erie, Pa.

Presidential Welcome

Foster F. Diebold
President, Edinboro University

Awarding of Honorary Doctorate

University Singers

Milton S. Eisenhower
President Emeritus, John Hopkins University

THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC

Commencement Address

Peter J. Liacouras
President, Temple University

Presentation of Candidates

Burton O. Witthuhn

Conferring of Degrees

President Diebold

ALMA MATER

University Singers
Gordon Flood, Director

Benediction
Recessional

arr. by Wilhowsky

The Rev. Theofanis Nacapoulos
Grand March from AIDA
Cuiseppe Verdi

Symphony Band
Tim Cordell, Conductor

The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the singing of the
Alma Mater.
A photography company has been engaged to take pictures of each of the graduates receiving their
degree. 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
outside. Thank you for your cooperation.

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THE COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION
The University Marshal
The University President
The Trustees of the University
The Platform Guests
The University Faculty

COLORS DISTINCTIVE OF THE DISCIPLINES AND PROFESSIONS
Apricot ............................................................... Nursing
Dark Blue ........................................................... Philosophy
Light Blue ........................................................... Education
Peacock Blue ...................................................... Public Administration
Brown ................................................................. Fine Arts
Citron ................................................................. Social Work
Copper ............................................................... Economics
Crimson ............................................................. Journalism
Drab..................................................................... Business
Gray..................................................................... Veterinary Science
Silver Cray .......................................................... Oratory
Green ................................................................ Medicine
Olive Green ........................................................ Pharmacy
Sage Green.......................................................... Physical Education
Lemon ................................................................. Library Science
Lilac ..................................................................... Dentistry
Maize................................................................... Agriculture
Orange ............................................................... Engineering
Pink ..................................................................... Music
Salmon Pink ........................................................ Public Health
Purple ................................................................. Law
Russet ................................................................. Forestry
Scarlet ................................................................. Theology
White................................................................... Arts, Letters and Humanities
Golden Yellow.................................................... Science

HONORS MEDALLIONS
Silver Ribbons .............
French Bronze Ribbons
Gold Ribbons ..............
Bronze Ribbons ..........
Cold/Gold Ribbons ...

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

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THE CEREMONIAL MACE
The Ceremonial Mace, a symbol of presidential authority, is carried at the head of the
academic procession by the University Marshal, Dr. Jack Williams. A gift of the Alumni
Association, the Mace was designed and executed by Dr. Seymour Blinderman, formerly of
the art faculty, and Mr. Henry Katzwinkel. It was first used at the inauguration of Edinboro
State College President, Chester T. McNerney, in 1966.
The Mace, twenty-seven inches high, is topped by a sterling silver sphere studded by
cone-shaped rubies. The neck of the fvlace is inlaid with rosewood, alternated with silver
fleur-de-lis. Cultured pearls mounted on cups encircle the top of the shaft. Discs of silver
interspersed with rosewood compose the shaft which ends with tip-casted silver. Sunken
cultured pearls encircle a rounded cone with textured silver to end In a small globe.

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 melgle, an interlacing
knotwork peculiar to the Pictlsh 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.

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ACADEMIC VESTMENTS

THE UNIVERSITY MARSHAL - JACK E. WILLIAMS

The gown, the cap and the hood, representing the major components of the academic
dress, are a ceremonial Inheritance from the medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth
centuries, where dress was the outward sign 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.

Carrying the Ceremonial Mace and
leading the academic procession as Univer­
sity Marshal Is Dr. jack E. Williams. Dean of
Graduate Studies and Academic Administra­
tion, Dr. Williams has completed 24 years of
service to Edinboro University and will be
retiring in February 1986.

Gown

jack Williams graduated from Milton
(Pa.) High School in 1947. He earned a
bachelor of science in history and math from
Bloomsburg State Teachers College in 1951,
completed a master of science degree in
educational administration at Bucknell Uni­
versity in 1955, and received a D.Ed. In
educational administration from Pennsyl­
vania State University In 1961.

Although the gown is more frequently black, certain universities have authorized the use
of colored gowns. The 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
The most outstanding feature of the academic dress is the hood. It is usually worn only for
the master s and the doctor's degrees. The doctor's hood is longer than the master's hood and
has distinguished panels. The college or the university 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 baccalaureate and master degree and is worn over the left front quarter of the cap. The
tassel for the doctor's mortarboard Is of gold thread. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the
right side of the cap until the moment the degree is conferred by the president.

supervisor of student teachers. Dr. Williams
studies and math in Milton, Pa. He also taug
districts.

Prior to joining the Edinboro staff as a
IS employed as a teacher of junior high social
in the Mount Union and Huntingdon school

In his current position as Dean, Dr. Williams coordinates the program of graduate studies
at Edinboro University and is responsible for the activities of the Registrar's Office which
include scheduling, registration, veterans affairs, and change of curriculum. He Is an active
member of a number of University committees including the University Senate, Curriculum
Committee, the Senate Scholarship and Financial Aid Committee, Dean's Council,
Registration Committee, and the Commencement Committee.
Dr. Williams and his wife, Emma, have lived In Edinboro for the past 24 years. A former
employee in the Normal and Hamilton libraries, Mrs. Williams serves as advisor of Delta Zeta
Sorority.

EDINBORO UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT - FOSTER F. DIEBOLD
Since his appointment as president of
Edinboro University on August 1,1979, Foster
F. Diebold has initiated a wide variety of
policies/procedures and programs on the
Edinboro University campus which have
been designed to complement his desire for
an increased level of excellence and quality in
higher education.
Noted for his extensive experience in the
field of education management. President
Diebold previously served as president of the
University of Alaska Statewide System. His
principal fields of professional interest
include higher education management,
governance and planning, budget develop­
ment and fiscal control, legislative liaison,
and personnel management/collective
bargaining.
President Diebold strives for perfection and innovation in higher education. In so doing,
and under his direction, this University can pride itself on outstanding programming, such as
the Disabled Students Program which is one of the largest in the eastern part of the United
States. The newest effort in educational innovation brought about by the President is a
concept known as ''Partnerships in Education and Industry." This activity emphasizes an
increased level of awareness of the needs and desires of the educational and industrial
communities.
A native of Orange, New Jersey, President Diebold served as president of the University of
Alaska from 1977-1979. Prior to that, he was executive secretary to the board of regents and
special assistant to the president of the University of Alaska's Statewide System. From 1969 to
1976, he was director of the Division of College Development and Planning at Kean College In
New jersey (formerly Newark State College); and from 1965 to 1969, he was assistant
superintendent of Neptune Township Public Schools in New jersey.
Edinboro University's president holds a bachelor of science in education from Monmouth
College, a master of arts in educational administration from Seton Hall University; and he has
met course requirements for his doctorate in education at Rutgers University.
President Diebold currently serves as chairman of the Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference Board of Directors and is a member of the American Association of State Colleges
and Universities Committee on State Relations and Committee on Governance; the State
System of Higher Education (SSHE) Commission of University Presidents' Business and Finance
Committee, Human Resource Management Committee, and Educational Policy Committee;
and the Board of Governors Long-Range Planning Committee. He is also a charter member of
the World Future Society and a member of the SSHE search committee for a vice chancellor for
finance and administration.
Active in the community. President Diebold serves on the Board of Corporators for
Hamot Medical Center and the St. Vincent Foundation for Health and Human Services. He is a
member of the Marine Bank Advisory Board, the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Corporation
Scholarship Review Committee, and serves as guest speaker at numerous civic and
educational organizations throughout the year.
The President and his wife, Patricia, have two daughters—ten-year-old Jessica and fouryear-old Stacey.

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER - PETER J. LIACOURAS
Peter j. Liacouras, president of Temple
University, will serve as guest speaker for
today's commencement ceremony.
Since becoming Temple's seventh presi­
dent on July 1,1982, Peter Liacouras has taken
bold steps to bring the Commonwealth
research university Into greater national and
international prominence. He has uncom­
promisingly insisted on excellence as the
standard in all university activity, while
strengthening Temple's historic role as a
university for people from all walks of life.
During Liacouras' two and one-half year
tenure, a five-year enrollment decline has
been reversed, a $4 million deficit has been
converted into an $8 million surplus, and,
perhaps most important of all, a new "spirit"
has emerged at Temple as evidenced by
colorful banners and t-shirts and a resurgence of pride among the 147,000 alumni.
Liacouras is at the helm of a University with approximately 30,000 students, 9,000 faculty
and staff, a hospital that is one of only 14 in the nation performing heart transplants, and an
annual operating budget of $400 million. The University has 14 schools and colleges and five
campuses in metropolitan Philadelphia. Temple also conducts programs at 50 off-campus sites
in the region and on three continents.
After graduating from Yeadon (Pa.) High School and Drexel University, he earned his law
degree at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Focusing on international law, he earned
master's degrees at Harvard Law School and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He was
a research associate at the World Rule of Law Center, Duke University, and Sterling Fellow at
Yale Law School.
Before being elected president of Temple University, Liacouras established an Impressive
record as dean of the Law School for ten years and as a faculty member there since 1963. Under
his direction. Temple Law School was transformed into a law center of national and
international reputation.
A legal scholar, educator, and human rights activist. President Liacouras is the author of a
two-volume critical analysis of the voting patterns of judges of the International Court of
justice.
Frequently called to public service, Liacouras led investigations of the Philadelphia Traffic
Court and consumer fraud as a special assistant district attorney. For the Governor's justice
Commission, he directed a four-year study of the use and abuse of computers in the criminal
justice systems. The "Liacouras Committee" critique of Pennsylvania bar admission
procedures led to dramatic changes in the state's bar examination process in the 1970's.
President Liacouras is married to Philadelphia lawyer Ann Locke Myers, a former
Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Fulbright Scholar, and instructor at Bryn Mawr College. They have
four children ranging in age from 19 to 25.

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HONORARY DOCTORATE - MILTON S. EISENHOWER
Milton Stover Eisenhower has been selected to receive an honorary doctorate, the Doctor
of Public Service, during today's ceremony. An example of the close relationship between
higher education and public service. Dr. Eisenhower is only the third person in Edinboro's
128-year history to receive such an honor.
Born in 1899, Dr. Eisenhower served as the president of Kansas State University, Penn State
University, and on two separate occasions as president of John Hopkins University in
Baltimore, Maryland.
During the U.S. presidency of his brother, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Dr. Eisenhower was a
close and trusted advisor on both domestic and foreign matters. During his lifetime, this
distinguished educator performed special and personal services for seven other American
presidents. His last book. The President is Calling, was an assessment of the eight presidents he
came to know intimately and an evaluation of the Constitution, laws, and traditions affecting
the presidency.
At the time of publication of this program, arrangements were being made through
Milton Eisenhower, jr., to select a surrogate to receive this honor on behalf of Dr. Eisenhower.

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD - KEITH D. SKELTON
Born and raised on a farm in western Pennsylvania,
Keith Skelton Is a descendant of Samuel Skelton, the first
pastor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Educated In the
public schools of Pennsylvania, Skelton graduated from
Edinboro State College in 1939 with a bachelor of
science In education and attended graduate school at
the University of Pittsburgh and the University of
Michigan. He completed law school at Syracuse Univer­
sity and the University of Washington in Seattle and
holds the degree, juris Doctor in Law.
Following graduation. Dr. Skelton was involved in
combat service during World War II as a pilot of B-24
bombers and as an intelligence officer.
His career began in 1949 when he was admitted to
the Washington State Bar Association. Ten years later he
joined the Oregon State Bar Association. He was admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of
Military Appeals, the highest military court, and practiced before the United States Supreme
Court and the federal courts in the District of Oregon.
Skelton was first elected to the Oregon House of Representatives in 1957 and served seven
two-year terms before retiring from the legislature in 1975. The practicing attorney currently
serves as executive director of the Oregon Institute on Workers' Compensation Research and
director of the Association of Workers' Compensation Defense Attorneys in Oregon.
An active politician, Skelton serves on the Education, judiciary. Health and Welfare, and
Financial Affairs committees, to name a few, and chairs such groups as Ways and Means,
Interim Committee on Governmental Reorganization, Fiscal Highways Study, the Special
Committee on Constitutional Revision, and the Governor's Task Force on Transportation.
Dr. Skelton is married to the former Betty Roberts, an associate justice with the Oregon
Supreme Court.

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MASTER’S DEGREES
MASTER OF ARTS - CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
*jeannie Saupe' Benson, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
*Mary Mueller Boenke, B.A., Wellesley College, 1951
*Yvonne Katheryn Caputo, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University 1969; M.Ed., Edinboro
University, 1974
♦Kimberly A. Cicero, B.A., Daemen College, 1979
♦Jonathan David Evans, B.A., Edinboro University, 1974
♦Patricia Ann Hardner, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1964
♦Carolyn S. Martorana Light, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Jayne Tyler Logan, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Arthur Andrew Marsh, B.A., Edinboro University, 1982
♦Debra Susan Mclntire, B.S., Gannon University, 1983
♦Susan M. Meara, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1976
♦Lewis Meckley, B.A., Millersville University, 1976
♦Norma J. Nighman, B.A., Behrend College, 1983
♦Anthony Michael Pedone, B.A., Youngstown State University, 1968
♦Doreen Radich, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Celeste Marie Seibold, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1983
♦Richard A. Sekula, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1978
♦Winifred Winter Waechter, B.A., Gannon University, 1975
♦Fawn Wright-McLaughlin, B.A., Edinboro University, 1982
MASTER OF ARTS - GERONTOLOGY
♦Barbara Eves Gainey, B.S., Allegheny College, 1975
♦Dr. Nancy S. Rung, B.A., Edinboro University, 1970; D.P.M., Ohio College of
Podiatric Medicine, 1977
MASTER OF ARTS - HISTORY
Lauri Lee Haas Greenawalt, B.A., Alliance College, 1983
Elizabeth Ann Walsh, B.A., Grove City College, 1962
MASTER OF ARTS - POLITICAL SCIENCE
♦♦Chidi Uchenna Madujibeya, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Richard Paul Walker, B.A., Edinboro University, 1977
♦Wayne William West, B.A., Edinboro University, 1973
MASTER OF ARTS - REHABILITATION COUNSELING
Georgine Baran-Rusnak, B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1982
Randy L. Gorske, B.S., Edinboro University, 1980
Edward Paul Leonard Kechisen, B.A., Alliance College, 1983
Mary E. Kwlatkowski, B.A., Edinboro University, 1975
Judith Ann Stewart, B.S., Clarion University, 1978
MASTER OF ARTS - SOCIAL SCIENCES
Virginia Lee Brelghner, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦♦Michael Chinedum Durueke, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983

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**Theophilus C. Egwim, B.A., Edinboro University, 1984
♦♦Cordelia Ekerekeme Nieketien, B.A., Edinboro University, 1984
Boniface Esonwune Ugorji, B.S., University of Guyana, 1980
MASTER OF ARTS - SPEECH/LANCUAGE PATHOLOGY
♦Janice Helen Baxter, B.S., University of New York at Fredonia, 1983
♦Michelle Lynn Benoit, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1983
♦♦Beth A. Castelli, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1984
♦♦Diane Lynn Dillon, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1984
♦♦Linda Kay Findlay, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1984
♦♦Debra Sue Harayda, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Patricia Marie LeRoy, B.S., Daemen College, 1977
♦Kimberly jo Lukacs, B.A., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Tracy Lynn Matcher, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Donna Lee Schaefers, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1982
♦Karen Sheppard-Nene, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980
♦Michael Charles Soupart, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1979
♦Cynthia Louise Morrow Swanson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Carol A. Zadach, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University, 1981
♦Paula Marie Zanker, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
MASTER OF ARTS - STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Andrew jay Bayus, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
Cynthia Ellen Bullls, B.S., Niagara University, 1982
♦Bret G. Fels, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1984
♦Charlotte H. Headley, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1976
♦Bernice Ann Leonard, B.A., Edinboro University, 1980
♦David L. Lyon, B.S., Ashland College, 1972
Robert Martin, B.A., Clarion University, 1970
♦Linda Allison Palmiero, B.A., Allegheny College, 1966
♦Marilyn Martin Rositer, B.S., Edinboro University, 1962
♦Mary Elizabeth Strawbridge, B.A., Case Western Reserve University, 1971
Delia A. Weaver, B.A., Edinboro University, 1982
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ART
♦Clair Victor Curll, B.S., Edinboro University, 1979
♦John Stewart Keddy, B.A., Elmira College, 1980
♦Kurt Frederick Reichert, B.S. In Ed., Bowling Green State University, 1974
Karen Kelly Schmitt, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1979
♦Harold David Zabady, B.S. In Ed., Mansfield University, 1972
MASTER OF EDUCATION - EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Elaine C. Benson, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1977
♦Mei-Yu Chang, B.A., Fu jen Catholic University, 1974
♦James C. Chapman, B.A., SUNY at Fredonia, 1977
♦Melanie jean Kuebel, B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1982
Janet L. Norquist, B.A., Westminster College, 1984
Sheldon John Peterson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1978
Sarah Warthman, B.S., Eastern Kentucky University, 1976

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MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
♦Frances June Adams, B.S. In Ed., Youngstown University, 1970
Kathleen Sue Chappel, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Fredonia, 1975
Rose Marie Clark, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1968
Marianne Eileen CremI, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1979
♦Robert Allan Ferrara, B.S., Edinboro University, 1975
♦Mary Kathleen Ferraro, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1980
♦Kay L. Griffey, B.S. In Ed., Slippery Rock University, 1978
♦Linda Diane Hackett, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1971
♦David LaRue Hamilton, B.A., University of Pittsburgh, 1968
♦Roberta jane Hines, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1978
♦Brent Katich, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1976
♦Nancy Kocur, B.S. in Ed., Villa Maria College, 1977
Catherine Mary Malik, B.S. In Ed., St. Bonaventure University, 1980
♦Sister Catherine Anne Mesanko, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1965
♦LouAnn Mishic, B.S. in Ed., Cleveland State University, 1974
♦Nancy June Patterson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1979
♦Kathleen Marie Reardon, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Mary Anne Rocca, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Lucinda MacTaggart Rodgers, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1973
♦Rebecca Ann Rugh, B.S. In Ed., West Virginia University, 1978
♦Ann N. Sabol, B.S., Edinboro University, 1978
♦Susan L. Stillwagon, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980
♦Julia Adelaide Strong, B.S., Florida State University, 1963
♦Robin Elaine Waslick, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1977
♦Linda L. Wires, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1970
♦Shirley McConnell Yoak, B.S., Kent State University, 1977
♦Mary Donnelly Zappitelli, B.S., Villa Marla College, 1980
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Jeffrey Allen Clark, B.S. in Ed., Clarion University, 1979
♦David Lee Murphy, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1974
♦Sandra Citro O'Brien, B.A., Bowling Green State University, 1973
♦David Earl Rhodes, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1972; M.Ed., Edinboro
University, 1978
Irene Elizabeth Spacht, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1970
MASTER OF EDUCATION - INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
Louis Michael Benko, B.A., Thiel College, 1971
Michael Edward Kozuchowsky, B.S. in Ed., California University, 1980
Janice J. Tower, B.S. In Ed., State University of South Dakota, 1960
MASTER OF EDUCATION - MUSIC
♦Michael J. Malthaner, B.S.M., Clarion University, 1979
MASTER OF EDUCATION - READING
♦Craig Eugene Ausel, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1982
♦Mary McCaughtry Axtell, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1%9
♦Victoria Louise Branton, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1982

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♦Jennifer Use Franz, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980
Cathy Ann Glatz, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Kathleen L. Kennedy, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1979
♦Tracy Marie Manna, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1983
♦♦Amy Ann Marasco, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1984
♦Timothy P. Mulholland, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980
Carole White Smith, B.A., University of Missouri, 1966
♦Karen Lynn Williams, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
♦Anthony Joseph Verga, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1976
♦Kathryn Ann Thomas, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1979
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
Ann Marie Joint, S.S.J., B.S. in Ed., Villa Marla College, 1969
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
♦David DeOto, B.S., Edinboro University, 1975; M.Ed., Edinboro University, 1981
Patricia Rudolph Johnson, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1960
♦Thomas Charles Kelley, B.A., St. Bonaventure, 1964
♦Robert Joseph Sauers, B.S., Lock Haven University, 1983
Richard Scaletta, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980

♦Nancy Chalker Tennant, B.A., Albion College, 1958
♦Heidi Prescott Williamson, B.F.A., Edinboro University, 1981
MASTER OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY
Debra Lynn Brissey, B.S., Edinboro University, 1983
♦Emi Itoi, B.S., Toho University (Japan), 1982
♦Norma Lynn Kline, B.A., Thiel College, 1974
♦Akram R. Molaka, B.S., University of Baghdad, 1975
♦Karim Dad Pitafi, B.S., University of Sind, 1972
♦Dennis Michael Shade, B.S., Gannon University, 1975
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Linda L. Benson, B.S. in Nursing, Slippery Rock University, 1979
Mary Kathryn Colvin, B.S. In Nursing, Georgetown University, 1978
♦Sharon Spangler Faulkner, B.S. in Nursing, Villa Maria College, 1980
Janice M. Glltinan, B.S. in Nursing, Case Western Reserve, 1967
Katherine A. Gustafson, B.S. in Nursing, Villa Maria College, 1980
♦Karlita Kay/Neal Konnerth, B.S. in Nursing, Case Western Reserve, 1975
Mary Ann Mihalcin Lubiejewski, B.S., Edinboro University, 1976
Carol Ann Vogt, B.S., Edinboro University, 1977
Patricia Simms Wagner, B.S. in Nursing, Villa Maria College, 1966
♦Sheila Mae Warner, B.S. in Nursing, Slippery Rock University, 1978

MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
Marsha Elaine Black, B.S. in Ed., Clarion University, 1969
James William Hamilton, Jr., B.S., West Chester University, 1971
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION
♦Kathleen Speice Bastow, B.S. in Ed., Clarion University, 1977
Susan Carlene Boam-Wood, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1972
♦Yun-Ying Chen, B.A., National Cheng Chi University, 1975
♦Nancy Knipp Downey, B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1973
Rosemarie Kutruff Green, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1972
♦Sonja Watkins Meehan, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock University, 1978
♦Laurence David Shrefler, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1975
♦Cynthia Ann Steldle Snyder, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1975
♦Barbara Walter Swackhammer, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1979
♦Martha Jean Waite, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University, 1980
Sherry Lee Wascak, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro University, 1977
♦Kathleen Jo Werner, B.S. In Ed., Clarion University, 1979
♦Cynthia Marie Yachetta, B.A., Edinboro University, 1982
MASTER OF FINE ARTS - ART
Shelle Lichtenwalter Barron, B.F.A., Mercyhurst College, 1974
♦Jack M. Coville, B.F.A., Wayne State University, 1973
Kent Richard Dahlquist, B.F.A., Edinboro University, 1982
Robert James Hoglund, B.F.A., Edinboro University, 1982
Renata L. Kagle, B.S., Edinboro University, 1973
♦♦Frank M. Russo, B.S., SUNY at New Paltz, 1982

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♦Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1984
♦♦Students who will complete degree requirements during Summer, 1985

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HONORS GROUP

CUM LAUDE

This group includes those degree candidates who have earned at least sixty-four credits as
undergraduate students of Edinboro University and who 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.
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Sharon M. Brawley
Joyce A. Goedeker
Wayne T. Jones
Ann Katherine Lillie
Scott Ronald Lowden
Kimberly Elaine McGowan
Linda M. Meadowcroft
Susan M. Moore
Gerald Lee Morford
Vale Christopher Pelletier

Doris J. Renfro
Maureen Ritari
Beverly Lynn Scott
Valerie Lynn Sisson
Karl S. Siwlecki
Christopher Glenn Vaidean
Thomas M. Weprich
Barbara Ann Young
Michael John Zinnikas

MAGNA CUM LAUDE
David S. Adams
Terri Lynne Andrews
Cherie N. Austin
Kevin F. Burkhardt
Laura Susan Cox
Dianne Marie DeLullo
Teresa Marie DeLullo
Dennis James Dudenhoefer
Lisa Lynn Eury
Mary Margaret Golden
Cheryl L. Heard
Karen Elaine Hespelein
Michael Joseph Hippchen
Shu-Ling Hsu
Lisa Jane Hunter
Duane L. Karns
Toni Elizabeth Kebort
Tina Louise Learn
Marilyn D. Lent

Desiree Lynn Lydick
Edward Donald Lydick, II
Alexandra June
Dennis Michael Morell
Constance Lynn Moser
Deborah Lynne Parker
Frank Robasky
Lori Ann Sexton
Penny M. Shreve
Lisa L. Spellman
Jody A. Stivison
Marijana Stovic
Beatrice Ethel Stuchell
Monica Ann Valley
Dorothy Jean Grezeszak Wheeler
M. Beth Williams
Donna Judkins Workman
Eve Marie Zubrycki

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David Andrew Arch
Michele L. Armour
Michael William Brown

Barbara McCandless
Alison Debra McGrath
John Charles McGrath
Dianne Malley
Monica Mitchell
Patricia M. Nemeth
Ronda Marie Nickerson
Kathleen Anne O'Neill
Paige Alyssa Pulice

Maureen Cherok
Sherry Steinhauser Crosby
Lawrence J. Danlelka
Robert Eugene Daugherty
Stephanie Deligiannis
Susan Marie Douthit
Vincent Frederick Dunsworth
Charles Howard Durmis
John Frederick Erikson

Yvonne Rabbit
Brian Scott Radaker
Judy Ann Rawa
Jennifer Lynn Reed
Joanne Rheinlander
Debra L. Sanderbeck
Dorothy Alice Sherwood
Alexander Sleptzoff, Jr.
Brenda Marie Smith
Janice Stanley
LuAnn M. Strobel
Jeff C. Swartzbeck
Michelle Marie Taylor
Dawn Louise Wolcott

Susan Marie Flood
Ruth Ann Foreman
Timothy D. George
Sylvia Adele Gians
Mary A. Hendershot
Mark Denis Johnson
Vivian Leigh Karuba
Patricia Jane Kennedy
Darla Renee Kline
Jill Marie Larson
David A. Lecorchick

UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM
Kevin F. Burkhardt
Laura Susan Cox
Joyce A. Goedeker
Gerald Lee Morford
Dorothy Jean Grezeszak Wheeler
Eve Marie Zubrycki

BACCALAUREATE DEGREES
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ENGLISH
Kimberly Ann Brooks
Jane Lynne Hosey
Cassandra Lee Fucci
Mark David O'Donnell
Joyce A. Goedeker - Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ANTHROPOLOGY
Laura Susan Cox - Magna Cum Laude
Eric E. Marshall

Michael Strutt

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ART HISTORY
Monica Ann Valley - Magna Cum Laude

Thomas M. Weprich - Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: HUMANITIES
♦Virginia A. Bell

Kenneth Scott Dawe

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: HUMANITIES/ENCLISH
♦David Alan Hrinda
BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: NATURAL SCIENCES
Kathleen D. Dugan
Cheryl L. Heard - Magna Cum Laude
♦Kelly J. Jerome
♦Lori Kay Macom

♦Charles David McQuaid
Lynn A. Noon
Deborah Louise Plohr
David F. Russell

♦Christopher Scott Baughman
♦Gary Carl Hartman

BACHELOR OF ARTS - EARTH SCIENCES
♦Carol M. Shaw

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES/GEOGRAPHY
Braden Guilinger
♦John Walter McCanna
♦Mary Ellen Held
BACHELOR OF ARTS - FRENCH
Dorothy Jean Grezeszak Wheeler - Magna Cum Helen Luann Williams
BACHELOR OF ARTS - GEOGRAPHY
Jerome Rex Baker
♦Emil M. Mrazovich
Dennis James Dudenhoefer - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF ARTS - HISTORY
David Andrew Arch - Cum Laude
♦Willie Lee Dives Lee
♦Carol Ann Baldwin
Gregory Paul Martin
Lori Lou Bearfield
Carl John Marzolf
♦Donald James Harr, III
♦Theodore Allen Patrick
♦♦Laura J. Lascek
Thomas Raymond Reinhardt

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: NATURAL SCIENCES/COOPERATIVE ENGINEERING
William A. Groves

John Mark Luther, jr.

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: NATURAL SCIENCES/PRE-PHARMACY

BACHELOR OF ARTS - MATHEMATICS
Carolyn Elias
Kimberly Elaine McGowan - Summa Cum Laude
♦Willis Kaye Kirkpatrick
Denise L. Powers
Carl Robert Lelchtenberger, Jr.

♦♦Innocent Ahamefula Ogu
BACHELOR OF ARTS - MUSIC
BACHELOR OF ARTS - ARTS AND SCIENCES: SOCIAL SCIENCES

Pamela L. Barrett

♦Timothy David Havrilla

John Alan Syphrit
BACHELOR OF ARTS - PHILOSOPHY
BACHELOR OF ARTS - BIOLOGY
Mazyar Alimahmoodi
♦Jeffrey S. Bell
♦Bruce A. Petroy
John J. Piazza

Brian Scott Radaker - Cum Laude
*Amie Pilar Scott
Keith Allan Trostle

BACHELOR OF ARTS - CHEMISTRY
Ruth Ann Foreman - Cum Laude

Jeffrey John Schryver

BACHELOR OF ARTS - DRAMA
James Francis Hennessy
♦Michael David Nelson

♦William Thomas Roiz

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Sharon Lynn Brown

♦Stephen Drew Zielinski
BACHELOR OF ARTS - PHYSICS

♦Dean Alexander Cuda
♦Vincent Frederick Dunsworth - Cum Laude
Charles Allen Durlin
Philip N, Green
♦William Neal Klingensmith

Carol Elizabeth Buck
Marcia Lynn Ekas
♦Timothy P. Galluzzi

William Maul, III
Gerald Lee Morford - Summa Cum Laude
♦Edward Anthony Pasewicz
Michael Scott Thiem
♦Michael John Zinnikas - Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF ARTS - POLITICAL SCIENCE
Michael Joseph Hippchen - Magna Cum Laude
Daniel John O'Connor
Lawrence Allan Peters

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Elizabeth Regina Ripton
Christopher Martin Rodgers
*Joseph Sicker

Tammy Renee Smith
*Peter Andrew Yaksick

BACHELOR OF ARTS - PSYCHOLOGY
*James Andrew Adams
*Marie Therese Marino
*Joel Wesley Adams
Heather Ellen Marshall
Mary Ann Anzur
*James Kernan Matta
*Keith D. Badorrek
*Diana Lynn McCollam
*Ruth M. Barber
Ruby Mitchell
*Susan Diane Bjornberg
♦Sharon Kay Moran
Janet Linda Brite
Jeffry A. Phelps
*james Paul Caron
Ann Marie Pisano
David A. Clough
♦Yvonne Rabbit - Cum Laude
Kenneth L. Copeland, Jr.
♦Kathleen Ann Reay
Jeffrey DePaul
♦Joan Marie Russo
MarLea Carol Gayles
♦Jeffrey Edward Schauer
Sherry Ann Gilbert
Lori Anne Sclulll
♦Rick L. Gray
♦Jennifer Shuster
*Sld Harth
♦Laverne Bonness Smith
*Lisa A. Jansen
Marijana Stovic - Magna Cum Laude
Mary Beth Johnson
Susan Elena Tesore
Stephanie Lynn Lane
Jody Lynne Valley
David A. Lecorchick - Cum Laude
♦Gina Marie Venditti
*Janet Michelle Leonard
Colleen Higley Volpone
*Palma Giulia Leone
Timothy M. Whitford
*Linda Irene Litwiler
♦Dawn Aline Wiley
Alan L. Locke
♦Donna Judkins Workman - Magna Cum Laude
*Traci Lee Mann
Eve Marie Zubrycki - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF ARTS - SOCIOLOGY
David A. Lecorchick - Cum Laude
Debra L. Sanderbeck - Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF ARTS - SPANISH
Elizabeth Gaye Keppel
BACHELOR OF ARTS - SPECIALIZED STUDIES
Sandra Jean Bearf.eld

obidinma Uzoma

BACHELOR OF ARTS - SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS
♦Karin May Abramo
♦♦Molly A. Cassidy
Sally Ann Arnold
Mark Anthony ChrzanowskI
Matthew Allen Baum
JonI Beth Clawson
♦Lisa Anne Bricker
Sarah Jean Danforth
♦Donald Mark Buckalew
♦Kathleen Ann Darbous
♦Victoria Vicki Budzko
♦Jeffrey Bond Dawson

♦Joseph Michael DeSantis
Jacqueline Lee Ewart
♦♦James Robert Falbo, II
Michael F. Gallagher
Christopher J. Graham
♦Lamar Hamilton
♦James Brion Harer
♦Diane Marie Heubel
♦Laura Jean Heubel
Carla L. Hill
♦Jennie Robinson Hitchcock
♦Lorraine Marie Hone
Alan Bruce Joyce
♦James Richard Kahler
♦Kristen Lee Keegan
Patricia Jane Kennedy - Cum Laude
♦♦Robert J. Klenk
♦David Michael Kopko
♦Lori A. Kostiuk
Debra Sue Lusk
John Charles McGrath - Cum Laude
Stacy McNeal

Constance Lynn Moser - Magna Cum Laude
♦Mark Anthony Mullg
♦Michael Francis Murphy
♦John Francis Nolte
Beth Ann Pandrock
Charles Richard Parish
♦Paula Kay Pastore
♦Diane Perry
♦Kelly Ann Powers
Gregory J. Pyle
Thomas Saccamozzowe
♦Gregory Joseph Sewell
♦Daniel L. Shuffstall
Robin Elaine Snowden
Benjamin B. Spitzer
♦Sllko Renaldo Thomas
James L. Thompson
Joy Anne Verner
♦Linda Jean Wagner
♦Kathleen Elizabeth Wappler
John Carl Yarosz, II

BACHELOR OF
♦Theresa Rae Armswood
William Russell Baker
Susan Lynn Barnes
Frank X. Bauer
Eric Decatur Baum
Betty Jean Bodnar
♦Thomas Borawski
♦Cheryl Brumfield-Knox
Scott Richard Campbell
♦Thomas Michael Catalde
♦Claire Denise Clapper
♦Deborah Sue Cole
♦Edward Daniel Corrigan
Traci Ann Data
Stephanie Deligiannis - Cum Laude
John T. DeMichael
Albert Scott Easton
Lisa Ann Evans
♦♦Monica M. Ference
♦♦Karen S. Flynn
Robert T. Glover, Jr.
Peter Paul Gool
Sally Bea Hawkins
Barbara D. Hepp
Jonathan David Herbruck
♦Karen Elaine Hespelein - Magna Cum Laude

FINE ARTS - ART
Jeanne Ann Hranica
♦Carl L. Jacobitz
Gary Michael Kenigsberg
Elizabeth Ann Kinard
Robert Gene King
Steven Kyrn Kohler
Pete D. Kraus
Jeffrey Blake Little
Dianne Malley - Cum Laude
♦KImberli Ann Malone
Lisa Ann McCall
♦Walter Charles McGervey
Janet E. McVIcar
Timothy Mark Moldovan
Dennis Michael Morell - Magna Cum Laude
♦Andrea L. Moxie
Joseph Francis Musser
♦Jay Dean Nodianos
♦Christine Marie Novad
Christian Gene Paulson
Roberta Jo PIngor
♦J. Mark Reed
Jennifer Lynn Reed - Cum Laude
Beverly Crick Sadler
♦Terry L. Sadler
♦Edward Demetri Saloum

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Patrick Saunders
♦Allison William Seymour
Brenda Marie Smith - Cum Laude
♦Shelley Lynne Smith
Andrew Jay Sorensen
William Edward Stright, Jr.
Christopher Stys

Leslie Shaun Swainson
Janice Ann Terhorst
Valerie Anne Valone
Thomas James Vredevoogd
Ronald F. Waldinger
M. Beth Williams - Magna Cum Laude
Scott Edward Williams

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY
Kevin F. Burkhardt - Magna Cum Laude
Joseph Didomenico

Shahin Hassanzadeh
Eric T. Schall

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY: PRE-DENTAL
Michael William Brown - Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY: PRE-MEDICAL
Charles Howard Durmis - Cum Laude

♦Wayne T. Jones - Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY: PRE-VETERINARY
Scott Charles Gigliotti
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY

FACULTY OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS - CRIMINAL JUSTICE
♦Bryan Anthony Barbour
Scott R. Bly
Brian Keith Boyd
Debra Marie Britton
G. Michael Carpenter
Willie Joe Chealey, Jr.
Robert Eugene Daugherty - Cum Laude
Frank J. Doleno
John S. Ghering
Philip Gregory Giavasis
Raymond Charles Hipwell, Jr.
♦Joseph John Hornyak
Michele Denise Howard
♦Ralph C. Howard, Jr.
♦♦Lisa Ann Hoyt
♦Mark Howard Humes

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ECONOMICS/ACCOUNTING

Martin McLoughlin
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - ECONOMICS
Ignatius Chukwudi Chikezie
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENC^BIOLOGY
Lisa Marie Echard
♦Alison J. Keeler

Mark Alan Spencer

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE/EARTH-SPACE SCIENCE
♦Edward Neil Durborow
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - GEOLOGY
♦Kevin John McIntyre
♦Eric James Nystrom
♦Samuel Richard Reese
Janet Lynn Santini
♦Timothy John Skiles
♦♦Jennifer J. Stadterman
♦Rebecca Claire Stevens
John Matthew Stump
♦Paula Jean Tanner
David Eugene Uvodich
♦♦Calvin V. Westcott

♦♦Robert H. Andolsek
♦Thomas Edward Artman
Douglas Carl Baum
♦Jeffrey Paul Brandebura
♦♦Edward M. Davis
♦David Alan Fuller
♦David Jessloski
Steven David Kopanski
♦Jill Marie Larson - Cum Laude
♦Wayne Michael Lindgren
♦Christopher Maier
♦Gary E. McChesney

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - PHYSICS
Mark Denis Johnson - Cum Laude
Edward Donald Lydick, II - Magna Cum Laude

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♦R. Scott Hunter
Michael L. Jack
♦Richard Scott Jordan
Mary Joline Kumpf
Scott Ronald Lowden - Summa Cum Laude
Marcia Kay McBride
Michael Scott Mershimer
Donald Vincent Natale, Jr.
♦Patricia M. Nemeth - Cum Laude
♦Linda M. Rush
David Seretti
Thomas Scott Shawley
♦Toni Lynn Shay
Jody A. Stivison - Magna Cum Laude
♦Larry Lee Wilson
Ronald Arthur Winschel

♦J. Michael Albert
Kathleen Ann Byrnes
♦♦Laurie Lynn Crance
Scott Alan Crossman
Alan Epstein
♦♦John Eric Fuller
Sylvia Adele Gians - Cum Laude
Diane M. Kaleida
Tina Louise Learn - Magna Cum Laude

Nadine Helen Lett
♦Daniel Metro
James D. Miller
♦Mary Theresa Legler Mills
♦Deborah Lynne Parker - Magna Cum Laude
♦Vale Christopher Pelletier - Summa Cum Laude
♦Jeffrey P. Teasdale
Mary Beth Wengert

BACHELOR OF ARTS - ECONOMICS/BUSINESS
Daniel Paul Barclay
♦Todd Albert Bemiller
Virginia Elizabeth Bryan
Leon Richard Bucheit, Jr.
♦Karen Sue Buker
Cory Alan Bulger
Richard William Chernicky
Stephen Bradley Cohen
♦Guy David Costa, Jr.
♦John Kenneth Cox
♦Joseph William DiMatteo
♦Amy Lynn Feiling
♦Richard Kevin Frazier
Arthur Albert Freitas
♦Diane Lynn Govier

♦Wayne Alan Graham
♦Scott R. Heatherington
Carolyn Hodnik
Cathleen Ann Jankowski
Ronald J. Kims, Jr.
Vicki L. Kirmeyer
Paul Walter Kraus
♦Randy Kujan
John M. Kwiatkoski
Jennifer Lego
♦John Barry Lerda
♦Laura V. Logan
♦Martin Mago
Barry DelSno Marshall
♦Thomas Leon Marther, III

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*Harry William Mascaro, Jr.
*Anthony Curtis Maynard
*William B. McCutcheon
*Doreen Rose Measel
*Michael Kevin Miller
Michael Monday
David Edward NowIckI
Innocent N. Obasi
*Nelson Ezemonye Onyeji
John Coleman Ororke
**Donna B. Park
*Danlel R. Patterson
*Willlam John Patterson, Jr.
*Cynthia C. Petak
Pamela Pollard
*James C. Poremba
Mark Daniel Riddle
*James M. Ritt

*Thomas Edward Ryan
Rita Eileen Schlosser
**Richard Schoppmann
*Robert C. Schumm
♦Lawrence Hall Schwertz
♦Lauri Sue Scott
♦Alfred Richard Snyder
♦Norbert James Stelmer
♦Sandra Marie Sumlnski
♦Mark Charles Swift
♦Steven Anthony Timpona
♦Rita Marla Valentine
Kathryn Lee Vanderwende
♦Denise Lynn Warren
Nancy Laurent Woll
♦Thomas Clark Wood
Michael T. Woods

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - ANESTHESIA
♦Peter Anthony Arcadi
*judy Ann Goddard
♦Vicki Deane Beyer
♦Roberta Jane Jones
♦Larry D. Brown
*Mark Kossick
♦Ruth Ann Schmaizrled Crannell
♦Philip Mark Latona
Sherry Steinhauser Crosby - Cum Laude
♦James P. Laughner
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/ACCOUNTING
Terri Lynne Andrews - Magna Cum Laude
♦♦Michael E. Conklin
Michael Phil Gish

Margaret Beth Grieshober
♦♦Kathi A. Lange
Jeff C. Swartzbeck - Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS
Sharon M. Brawley - Summa Cum Laude
Kenneth Lew Kalac
Brian David Buehler
♦Toni Lynn Kruithoff
John Charles Carroll
Scott LamperskI
Lori Vargo DeGeorge
♦Ronald Alexander Lawson, Jr.
Richard A. Fickes
Bruce Warren Marlatt
Marcl Lynn Grice
♦Tanne Marie McKnIght
Bryan Keith Hayes
Linda M. Meadowcroft - Summa Cum Laude
Robert Brian Hayes
♦Robert Paul Nungesser, Jr.
Joseph John Herdzik, Jr.
♦Tammy Ellen Pilarclk
♦Neil Robert Hoffman
Susan Carol Schlenker
Shu-Ling Hsu - Magna Cum Laude
♦♦Lisa A. Schneider
Vincent Michael Johns
Lori Lynn Strutz
Marian Alton Jones, III
Denise Marie Svitek
Alexandra June - Magna Cum Laude
Mary Kathryn Walkiewicz
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - COMPUTER SCIENCE
David S. Adams
♦David Lee Baer
Michele L. Armour - Cum Laude
♦♦Darlene J. Bennett

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John E. Bigley
Stephen George Brozinick
♦Daniel Ray Burrows
Lawrence J. Danielka - Cum Laude
♦Douglas James Delaney
David Alan Dempsey
♦♦Kelli Lynn Dickey
♦Earl Arthur Englert, Jr.
John Frederick Erlkson
Timothy D. George - Cum Laude
Carla Ann GrabowskI
Darla Faye Graff
♦Edward E. Hackworth
Sandra Lynn Hampel
♦♦Julius Holman
Daniel L. Horn
♦Sue J. Hsich
♦Dale E. Hunker
Aydin M. Hussein
♦♦Dale J. lanni
Kevin E. Joseph
Jacqueline Mary Jurewicz
Duane L. Karns - Magna Cum Laude
Mohammad Tariq Khan
Ann Wendy Lewis
Ching-Cheng Lin
Timothy Larry Mazyck

Gary Norman McChesney
Namon McWilliams, III
Lisa Ann Medrick
♦Gregory E. Megahan
Susan M. Moore - Summa Cum Laude
♦Barry Kent Nuhfer
♦Jeffrey David Olen
♦David D. Parker
Victor Cyr Pelletier, Jr.
♦Tammy Rae Phillips
Mary Kay Porter
Joseph Henry Ransdorf
Judy Ann Rawa - Cum Laude
♦Joanne Rheinlander - Cum Laude
♦Richard Wayne Rote
Beth Ann Ryden
Brian John Seese
♦Donna Marie Shaheen
Valerie Lynn Sisson - Summa Cum Laude
Alexander Sleptzoff, Jr. - Cum Laude
Deborah Ann Snyder
James Robert Stevens
Christopher Evans Swoger
♦Christopher Glenn Vaidean - Summa Cum Laude
Grant Richard Watkins
♦Philip Hugh Weldon
♦Karen Sheila Yeager

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - LIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
♦Diane Mary Crerand
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
♦Brooke Elaine Carrell
♦♦Jennifer Clark
♦Denise L. Hecker
♦Mary Lou Ellen Hefferman
♦♦Karen S. Knight

♦Janet Iris Mikula
Lorraine Rose Pinyot
♦♦Debra Pittinger
♦♦Lisa Linn Rhoads
♦Lori Alayne Schneider
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - NURSING

Lynn Marie Anderson
Donna Rae Barber
Gretchen A. Bayer
Mary J. Beardsley
Catherine Ellen Blauser
Kathleen Ann Buckley
Linda L. Campbell
Holly Lynn Cardy
Jacqueline Cunningham
Teresa Marie DeLuilo - Magna Cum Laude
Sheri Lynn DiMartino

Lisa Lynn Eury - Magna Cum Laude
Cheryl Lynn Evans
Nathan Edgar Everhart
Ann Marie Foote
Bonnie-Lynne Hackett
April Renee Hall
Deanna Lynne Hallstrom
Kim Renee Headlee
Mary A. Hendershot - Cum Laude
Carolyn Margaret Hennigan
Wendy Lea Herron

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Sherry Lynn Hibar
Mary Catherine Hohman
Sue Ellen Hollerich
Theresa Frances Keaty
Lorraine Aurelia Kelley
Rose Marie Kennerknecht
Jean Ann King
Kathleen Ann Knipp
Sharon Lynn Lambert
William Stephen Lamont
Angeline j. Lewkowicz
Linda Maria Maimone
Marie Elizabeth Masotti
Barbara McCandless - Cum Laude
Lou Ann McFadden
Debbie Ann Migrock
jean Marie Mihalov
Dianne Marie Mikeska
Nancy Lynn Miller
Susan Marie Molnar

Dolores Ann Nadzam
Payge Ann Orchard
Ann Ren^e Pfiug
Joan Piernik
Nichola Anne Previni
Kathleen Marie Rocca
Jayne L. Rose
Michael Eugene Schleifer
Rebecca Elaine Servidio
Deborah Lee Smetana
Stephanie Anne SpampanI
Renae Lynn Steinhoff
Sandra Ann Stephens
Richard Earl Stewart
Maureen M. Sweeny
Michelle Helene Theofiledes
Nancy Arlene Thomas
Marianne Urbaniak
Kristyn Joy Westbrook
Kandy Lee Yarris

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - NUTRITION
*Laura Marie Long
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - SOCIAL WORK
*Linda L. Battin
*Dennis William Bergmann
Dawn Marie BIrtcil
Rebecca Ann Boboige
*Peter Colin Chapman
Chinyere Geraldine Edoga
Teresa Marie Eyer
Janet L. Gerhardt
*Julle Gruber
Carla R. Ihli
*Kathleen L. Mattock

Ronda Marie Nickerson - Cum Laude
Kathleen Ann Philips
* Debra J. Pratz
♦Barbara Gertrude Scullen
Brad Eugene Skelding
♦Carolyn C. Stapinsky
♦Cynthia Rose Steves
♦Beatrice Ethel Stuchell - Magna Cum Laude
Maryann Sutton
♦Linda Ann Varner
Patricia Marie Wozniak

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ART EDUCATION
Rebecca Ackley
George Michael Andrews
Karen Elaine Bogue
Cheryl T. Bosch
Gayle Elaine Bromer
Loren Marie Day

Karen Annette Giagnacova
Bernadette Parma
Tina Marie Rader
♦Bonnie Mae Sherman
Janice Stanley - Cum Laude
♦Cheryl Elizabeth Vincent

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - COMMUNICATION/SENSORY DISORDERS
l^in Marie Bryan
Maureen Cherok - Cun, Laude
Deborah Lynn Chevete

Antonia M. Climo
Tracy Lynn Cotter
.Amy Lynn DeCrange

Dianne Marie DeLullo - Magna Cum Laude
♦Sandra Christine Dilettuso
Mark Louis DiVincenzo
Amy M. Fritz
Susan E. Hand
Susan M. Hartman
Lynnette Marie Henry
♦Natalie Anne Huegel
♦Mary Kathleen Lehman
♦Rhonda Kay Leonard

Lynn Ann Mangola
Elaine McGeady
♦Maureen Elizabeth McQuown
Brenda Glavis Michaiczik
♦Jennifer Louise Ohie
Debra Lynn Randinelli
Stephanie Ann Reardon
♦Lori Ann Sexton - Magna Cum Laude
Yvonne Kay Wiley

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Tami Sue Abrams
Noreen Lelninger
♦Cherie N. Austin - Magna Cum Laude
Marilyn D, Lent - Magna Cum Laude
James Edward Becker, III
♦♦Carol Osborne Lilly
Laura Lee Boyce
Jody Elizabeth Lyle
Cynthia Lea Boyd
♦Michelle Marie Madden
Trisha Diane Boylan
Susan Lucille McCurdy
Elizabeth Anne Brown
Paula Jean McGinnis
Clifford A. Collins
Alison Debra McGrath - Cum Laude
♦Janice Marie Conley
Kathy Ann McLaughlin
♦Beth Ann Conrad
♦Diana R. Mitchell
Mireille Catherine Couturier
♦Linda Christine Petros
♦George Leroy Custard
Joanne Leslie Phelps
♦Grace Ann Danylo
♦Anne H. Powell
Nancy L. Daugherty
Paige Alyssa Pulice - Cum Laude
Susan Marie Douthit - Cum Laude
♦Jill Ann Randolph
Dottie Jo Doyle
Patchetta T. Robinson
Carol Beth Dzimian
Sydney Woods Satterfield
♦Kathy A. Fiesler
Laurie A. Schultz
♦Mary Margaret Golden - Magna Cum Laude
Beverly Lynn Scott - Summa Cum Laude
Michele Helen Colder
♦Stuart George Shoskin
♦Donita Louise Gruver
♦Penny M. Shreve - Magna Cum Laude
Kathy Irene Hoenes
Janice Marie Sims
♦Vivian Leigh Karuba - Cum Laude
Lisa L. Spellman - Magna Cum Laude
♦Toni Elizabeth Kebort - Magna Cum Laude
Linda L. Tubbs
♦♦Philip L. Kler
Lisa LaVerne Wagner
♦Kimberly Sue Knapp
Barbara Jean Weindorf
♦Kim Ann Kolesar
Kimberly Sue Woodard
Deborah Ann Kraus
Lisa Kaye Yepsen (SanZotta)
Joyce Frances Krzemienski
Barbara Ann Young - Summa Cum Laude
Valerie Anne Kuhn
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
♦Jack E. Byers
Noel Fisher
Vincent William Camuto
Lynda Gallagher
Mary Ann Chilcott
♦Karyn Dee Gutekunst
Gregg William Eck
♦Juliann Hoebee
♦Michael Thomas Emge
Keith C. LaVine
Marcia Lynne Etheridge
Laurie Anne Leone

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Michael Shaughn McDonald
Lisa Marie Oliver
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Paul Alan Przepierski
Jodi Marie Raschiatore
Maureen Ritari - Summa Cum Laude

♦Bridget Marie Rounds
Joseph William Schmaizried
Paul J. Spinden, III
Barbara Jo Thurbon
♦Kevin Robert Vacirca
♦William Scott Zadernak

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - LIBRARY SCIENCE
Marjorie H. Gigiiotti
♦Darla Renee Kline - Cum Laude

Doris J. Renfro - Summa Cum Laude
♦Tracey Farkas Schlosser

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY GENERAL SCIENCE
♦Charles Edward Lytle

♦Anita Rose Kennedy Parker

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
Gary Douglas King
♦Charles William LIpchik, III
Nancy C. Musser
Michael Walter Schrecengost

♦Nancy Toth Shea
♦Dorothy Alice Sherwood - Cum Laude
♦Patricia Melinda Welser

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - MATHEMATICS/PHYSICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - MENTALLY/PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
Lisa Acquaviva
♦Rhonda Leigh Baran
Stephanie Romeile Carothers
Bonnie J. Corbin
Sandra J. Edwards
Leslie Ann Huckno
Lisa Jane Hunter - Magna Cum Laude
♦Christine L. Hutchison
♦Colleen T. Jones
Laura Ann Kawecki
Louise Linn Keeler
♦Colleen Frances Kennedy
♦Terri Jean Lentz
♦Linda Lowry

♦Anne Elizabeth Mahoney
Laura L. Canales Mclntire
♦♦Phillip Moore
♦Carol Ann Morse
Kathleen S. Mulhern
Kathleen Anne O’Neill - Cum Laude
Kelly Ann Quinn
♦♦Kimberly Sue Rouse
Sara Jane Schauer
Lisa Jean Simonetti
Janet Lynn Singleton
Kim Lee Thomas
♦Megan Thompson
Melissa Lee Winterhalter

Frank Robasky - Magna Cum Laude
Karl S. Siwiecki - Summa Cum Laude

♦James Daniel Stepp

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES
George David Hammill, Jr.
Jan Marie Lee
♦Ronald E. Rankin, Jr.
♦William J. Smith
Dawn Louise Wolcott - Cum Laude

James Robert Aiello
♦Kirk Manfred Fernitz
Kristin Ann Frederickson
♦Jason Lee Govern
♦Dino Haidaris

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - MUSIC
♦Pamela Brown
David Lloyd Perenyi
♦Susan Marie Flood - Cum Laude
♦Dale Arlen Rice
Tammy E. Harman
Michelle Marie Taylor - Cum Laude
Ann Katherine Lillie - Summa Cum Laude
Thomas Edward Whalen
Sandra Lynn Martonik
♦Sherry Sinkler Wright
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SCHOOL DENTAL HYGIENIST
Stephanie B. Marcinko
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY BIOLOGY
Karen Louise Grasso
Desiree Lynn Lydick - Magna Cum Laude

Linda Lee Stevenson
Carlo B. Vitale

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
♦♦Candice M. Gross
Patricia Gaherty Hughes
Monica Mitchell - Cum Laude
♦John A. O’Shea, Jr.

LuAnn M. Strobel - Cum Laude
♦Laurie Ann Uglno
♦Laura Ann Whitbeck
♦♦Ann Marie Zanotti

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY FRENCH
♦Danis Daniel Frombach

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UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE AWARDS
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................Sherry Beauvais
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................Lisa Eury
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................James Gall
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................Mary Jankowski
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................Robert Starr
Alumni Association Scholarship....................................................................................Philip Ventrello
Behavioral Science — Dr. Ralph Ackerman ............................................................... Patricia Schwartz
Behavioral Science — Communications and Sensory Disorders ............................. Patricia Allen
Behavioral Science — Mary Rose Ditz ......................................................................... Tracey Mullen
Behavioral Science — Dr. Francis Johnson ................................................................. Michelle Thomas
Behavioral Science — Dr. Julia Marshall ..................................................................... David Lecorchick
Behavioral Science — Mentally/Physically Handicapped .........................................Amy Pettit
Behavioral Science — Dr. John Schell ......................................................................... Robert Kocur
Justina Baron Alumni Scholarship .................................................................................Thomas Merry
Beverly Enterprises Nursing Scholarship ..................................................................... Theresa DeLullo
Beverly Enterprises Nursing Scholarship ..................................................................... Lisa Eury
Beverly Enterprises Nursing Scholarship ..................................................................... Mary Hendershot
Beverly Enterprises Nursing Scholarship ..................................................................... Barbara McCandless
Wilbur and Mabel Cassidy Billings Mathematics Scholarship...................................Daniel Helmbrecht
Business and Accounting Club Scholarship ............................................................... Lisa Ann Herman
Business and Accounting Club Scholarship ............................................................... Cindy Laird
Grace A. Crowe Athletic Scholarship ......................................................................... Robert Iddings
Grace A. Crowe Athletic Scholarship ......................................................................... Leigh Kolback
Grace A. Crowe Athletic Scholarship ......................................................................... Robert Sirca
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Celia Chamberlain
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Robert J. Hickey
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Curtis Kremer
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Thomas Merry
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Gerald Morford
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ...........................................................................Vicky Ann Sosnowski
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Margo Jane Wilson
Grace A. Crowe Honors Scholarship ..........................................................................Eve Marie Zubrycki
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................Sherry Beauvais
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................David Matthews
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................Brian Montgomery
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................Marie Sheftic
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................Jeffrey Wuenstel
Dollars for Honors Scholarship .....................................................................................Jane Marie Young
Erie Advertising Club Scholarship .................................................................................Pete Kraus
Erie Engineering Societies Council Scholarship ..........................................................Edward Lydick
The Esther Alice Estock Memorial Music Scholarship................................................ Michele Taylor
Jack Finegan Award ........................................................................................................David Hrinda
Mildred Forness Library Science Scholarship ......................... ................................... Doris Renfro
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Honors Scholarship ....................... Dennis Smithers
Giltinan-Overheim Scholarship .....................................................................................Nancy Moran
Anna Kelso Gray Memorial Scholarship ..................................................................... Brian Montgomery
Curly Halmi Memorial Athletic Scholarship ............................................................... Brian Duffy

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Curly Halmi Memorial Athletic Scholarship ......................... ......................................Mane Gilliland
Curly Halmi Memorial Athletic Scholarship ............................................................... Carl Smith
Sox Harrison Scholarship................................................................................................
Frank Hawthorne Scholarship ...................................................................................... Kimberly McGowan
Frank Hawthorne Scholarship ...................................................................................... Meleny Stover
Frank Hawthorne Scholarship ...................................................................................... Tracy Watson
Health and Physical Education Scholarship.................................................................
Luther V. Hendricks Memorial Scholarship ...............................................................
John "Butch” McBride Memorial Scholarship............................................................Mark Mmiche i
James McKinley Men’s Tennis Scholarship ................................................................. Mmichelli
Music Department Scholarship .....................................................................................N'^h^las Filia
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Michael McAtee Ramsay Memorial Fund Scholarship............. ................................ Ji'' Larson
Helen Sabin Reed Memorial Scholarship — Elementary Education ...................... Diane Cotterman
Helen Sabin Reed Memorial Scholarship — Elementary Education ...................... Marilyn Lent
Helen Sabin Reed Memorial Scholarship — Political Science ................................Lynn Hooks
Georg Friedrich Sauer Prize .......................................................................................... Grace Pagano
Harold R. Sauer Adult Scholarship ...............................................................................k i*
Phyllis Disek Sturm Memorial Scholarship ................................................................. Matthew Meisenhelter
University Services Inc., Scholarships — Athletics..................................................... Scott Do^s
University Services Inc., Scholarships — Athletics..................................................... Dorriimc Grande
University Services Inc., Scholarships — Athletics..................................................... Daniel Hastings

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BEVERLY ENTERPRISES NURSING SCHOLARSHIP

PRESIDENTIAL HONORS SCHOLARSHIPS
Annual awards of $1000 are made available to incoming freshmen who have combined SAT scores of 1200 or
greater. In addition, eligible applicants must be unconditionally accepted to the University Honors Program and must
present evidence of outstanding academic achievement and involvement while in high school. Financial need is not a
factor. Funds for the Presidential Honors Scholarships are made available by the Dollars for Honors Fund.

The Beverly Enterprises Nursing Scholarship is valued at $250 and is made available to a senior nursing major who
has exhibited outstanding academic and clinical performance. This scholarship is funded by Beverly Enterprises, a
national firm that operates over 400 nursing home facilities, including the Western Reserve Convalescent Home in Erie.
Beverly Enterprises funded four $250 scholarships for the 1984-85 academic year.

SENIOR HONORS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

WILBUR AND MABEL CASSIDY BILLINGS MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

Occasional awards are given to outstanding honors graduates in recognition of their efforts. The value of these
awards varies. Monies for the Senior Honors Achievement Award are made available by the Dollars for Honors Fund.

The C. Wilbur and Mabel Cassidy Billings Mathematics Education Scholarship provides an award of $300 to an
incoming freshman who has shown outstanding high school academic achievement and who has been accepted for
enrollment in the mathematics education program. This scholarship is in honor of C. Wilbur and Mabel Cassidy Billings.

UNIVERSITY SERVICES, INC. HONORS SCHOLARSHIPS
University Services, Inc. offers annual scholarships ranging in value from $500 to $1000 to freshmen and
upperclassmen who are participating in the University Honors Program. Financial need is not a factor.

Financial need may be a factor.
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING CLUB SERVICE AWARD
The Business and Accounting Club has established a $50 per semester award which is given to a club member who
has made a significant contribution to the organization. Financial need is not a factor.
GRACE A. CROWE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
The Alumni Association of Edinboro University has made available seven $700 annual scholarships. These are
available to outstanding high school seniors who will be enrolled in one of six schools of study at Edinboro University.
Selection criteria include academic major, high school records, and involvement in school activities. These scholarships
are renewable for four consecutive years providing the recipients maintain a 3.00 QPA. Financial need may be a factor.
AN-SIK MIN ECONOMICS SCHOLARSHIP
One $300 annual award is given to a bachelor of science economics major who has at least 15 credit hours
completed in economics. The student must also have a 3.00 or greater quality point average. The award is made available
by Dr. An-Sik Min, an economics professor at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Financial need may be a factor.
ATHLETIC GRANTS
Athletic grants are given to students participating in the following areas: football, men's basketball, women's
basketball, men's cross country, women's cross country, women's volleyball, and wrestling. These awards are based
upon the athletic prowess of the recipient as ascertained by the coaching staff in the individual sports area.
JUSTINA BARON ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP
The Justina Baron Alumni Scholarship is awarded annually to the son, daughter, niece, or nephew of an Edinboro
graduate. The recipient must have completed a minimum of 32 credit hours and have a B+ or greater academic average.
Financial need is not a limiting factor in selection. This award is currently valued at $600 annually and is named in honor
of Ms. Justina Baron who served Edinboro University as a librarian from 1925 until her retirement in 1965. In addition,
Ms. Baron served as alumni secretary from 1937 through 1962. Funds for this scholarship have been made available
through contributions from Ms. Baron and alumni.

Grace A. Crowe Scholarships for Athletes are given to three incoming freshmen participating in one of the
following athletic programs: men's swimming, women's swimming, baseball, soccer, men's tennis, women's tennis,
men's track, women's track, men's volleyball, and softball. Additional selection criteria include minimum SAT scores of
900 and placement in the upper 2/5 of high school graduating class. These awards are made available through an
endowment to Edinboro University from the estate of Grace A. Crowe. Financial need is not a factor.
DEBORAH S. DAY MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
The family and friends of Deborah S. Day have established a scholarship fund in her memory. A $100 award is made
yearly to a freshman music major. The student will receive the award based on outstanding performance in voice or
instrumental music at a competitive audition. Financial need is not a factor.
AIME H. DOUCETTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Aime H. Doucette Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually in the amount of $100 to a third year student at
Edinboro University who has demonstrated exceptional performance in the fields of art education, communications,
graphics or jewelry. The scholarship is sponsored by family and friends of Aime H. Doucette, a long-time member of the
Art Department at Edinboro University. Financial need is not a factor.
ERIE ADVERTISING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP
The Erie Advertising Club Scholarship is presented annually to a junior or senior majoring in business
administration/marketing, graphic arts or communication with an advertising or public relations focus. The student
must also have obtained scholastic achievement and demonstrate leadership potential. This scholarship is sponsored by
the Erie Advertising Club. The amount of the award varies. Financial need is not a factor.
ERIE BOTTLING CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Erie Bottling Corporation has established a $1000 scholarship to be given to a student from Erie or Crawford
County. The awardee must be a marketing major of high academic ability. Financial need is not a factor.

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES FUND SCHOLARSHIPS
The Behavioral Sciences Fund, established by Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ackerman and maintained by the Behavioral
Science faculty, provides seven annual scholarships which range from $50 to $400 in value. These scholarships are
available to freshmen and upperclassmen majoring in communications and sensory disorders, psychology, or special
education. Selection criteria include academic achievement and participation in extra-curricular activities. Financial
need is not a factor.

The Erie Engineering Societies Council provides one annual scholarship to an undergraduate who has an
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University. Financial need may be a factor in selection.

THE ESTHER ALICE ESTOCK MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
The Esther Alice Estock Memorial Music Scholarship is given to a sophomore music major who demonstrates
outstanding music aptitudes and who possesses the potential for superior performance in the classical music field. Once
offered, it may be continued into the awardee's junior and senior years if the student's QPA and performance standards
are judged superior to those of other candidates. This scholarship is funded by interest drawn from a gift made in
memory of Esther A. Estock, class of 1943, by her sister, Anne Elaine Estock, also an alumna. Financial need is a factor.
JACK FINEGAN AWARD
The Jack Finegan Award in the amount of $50 is granted to a senior who shows talent in writing poetry or prose
intended to make us aware of the needs of our fellow humans and which advance our efforts to make the world a better
place. This award is funded by the parents of Jack Finegan. Financial need is not a factor.
MILDRED FORNESS LIBRARY SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
The Mildred Forness Library Science Scholarship provides a $200 award to a currently enrolled library science
major. The scholarship is in honor of Mildred Forness who from 1922 to 1969 was a librarian at Edinboro University. The
University library is named in her honor. Financial need is a factor in selection.
GILTINAN-OVERHEIM SCHOLARSHIP
The Giltinan-Overheim Scholarship provides $750 to an incoming freshman athlete. In addition to athletic prowess
other selection criteria include SAT scores of 1000 or greater, placement in the upper 2/5 of high school graduating class,
and acceptance to Edinboro University as a physics or cooperative engineering major. Financial need is not a factor.
ANNA KELSO GRAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Anna Kelso Gray Memorial Scholarship provides $300 to an incoming freshman at Edinboro University who has
demonstrated outstanding high school academic achievement. Funds for this scholarship are from the estate of Marion
D. Isaacs in memory of Anna Kelso Gray. Financial need is a consideration in selection.
CURLY HALMI MEMORIAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP
The Curly Halmi Memorial Athletic Scholarship is offered annually to a freshman athlete who plans to participate in
either football, men's basketball or women's basketball and who exhibited academic achievement while in high school.
This scholarship has a current value of up to $1000 annually. This scholarship is named in honor of the late Curly Halmi, a
prominent Edinboro businessman who was a staunch supporter of the various athletic programs at Edinboro. Funds for
this award have been made available through donations from the family and friends of Curly Halmi.
SOX HARRISON SCHOLARSHIP
The Sox Harrison Scholarship is offered annually to an incoming freshman athlete and is currently valued at up to
$1000. This scholarship is named in honor of the late Sox Harrison who served Edinboro University for 35 years as coach
and athletic director from 1928 until his retirement in 1952 and who is remembered as “The Founding Father of Edinboro
University's athletic program.'' Funds for this scholarship have been made available through contributions from the

JOHN "BUTCH” McBRIDE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The McBride Memorial Scholarship presents an annual award of $300 to an Edinboro University student athlete who
has exhibited outstanding achievement in a varsity sport, as well as high academic performance. Finandal need is also a
factor. The scholarship was established by John B. McBride, Sr., Barbara McBride, and Richard McBride in memory of
their son and brother, John “Butch" McBride.
JAMES McKINLEY MEN’S TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP
The James McKinley Men's Tennis Scholarship is awarded annually to the freshman, sophomore or junior member
of the men's varsity tennis team who has the highest cumulative QPA. The McKinley Tennis scholarship is valued at $75
and is available every spring. This award is named in honor of Dr. James McKinley who served Edinboro University in the
capacities of both dean of academic affairs, and provost and vice-president for academic affairs from 1967 until his
retirement in 1983. Funds for this scholarship have been made available through contributions made by colleagues of
Dr. McKinley.
CHESTER T. McNERNEY SCHOLARSHIP
The Chester T. McNerney Scholarship will be awarded for the first time in the 1985-86 academic year. Valued at $200
annually, this award will be made to a member of the Student Government Association who has made a significant
contribution to Edinboro University and who has exhibited academic excellence. Financial need is also a factor. This
scholarship is named in honor of the late Chester T. McNerney who served as president of Edinboro University from
1966 until his retirement in 1979. Funds for this award have been made available through contributions from the family
and friends of Dr. McNerney.
MORRISON MEMORIAL FUND
The Morrison Memorial Fund provides an annual scholarship to graduate students who have shown outstanding
undergraduate academic achievement. Financial need is also considered in the selection of the scholarship recipients.
The Bruce Manville Morrison Estate of Erie, Pa., was the donor of this fund which is evenly divided for the purchase of
rare books for the library and assistance to graduate students.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP
The Music Department has made available a group of scholarships valued from $200 to $500 to inconning freshmen
who show superior musical talent. Funds are provided by music faculty, students and alumni. Financial need is not a
factor.
NEWCOMBE FOUNDATION GRANTS
The Newcombe Foundation provides awards to academically capable undergraduate and graduate students who
are physically disabled. The grant awards are to help students satisfy the special expenses related to their handicap that
are not met by other agencies. Awards range from $300 to $750 per year for students enrolled at least half-time in a
degree or certification program at Edinboro University. Students must have at least one semester of coursework
completed and be making progress toward their academic goal. This fund is supported by the Charlotte W. Newcombe
Foundation. Financial need is a factor.

family and friends of Sox Harrison.

LOIS CALDWELL NORTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FRANK HAWTHORNE SCHOLARSHIP

The Frank Hawthorne Scholarship Fund provides three annual awards of $700 each to students majoring in
mathematics who have a minimum earned QPA of 3.40. The fund has been established by Frank Hawthorne, class of
1936. Financial need is not a factor.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Health and Physical Education scholarship provides $100 to a health and physical education major who has
been in the program for at least one semester and who demonstrates above average academic qualification. This award
is funded by contributions from the Health and Physical Education Department faculty, boosters. Student Fair receipts
and other sources. Financial need is not a factor.

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The Lois Caldwell North Memorial Scholarship presents one annual award of $100 to a student who plans to enter
the ministry upon completion of his/her education at Edinboro University. Lois Caldwell North was a member of the
class of 1886 at Northwestern State Normal School. This scholarship was endowed by Mrs. North s daughter, Eleanor
North of State College, Pennsylvania. Awards are based upon class rank and financial need.
PRE-LAW SCHOLARSHIP
An annual award of varying value is presented to a senior Edinboro University student who has been accepted to
law school. Additional criteria include an earned QPA of 3.00 or greater and completion of or current enrollment in
PO550, P0563 and/or P0565. Money for this award is provided by donations from the late Mr. David Gifford, an
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MICHAEL McATEE RAMSAY MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP
The Ramsay Memorial Fund provides one $200 annual award to a senior earth science major who has exhibited high
academic achievement to help defray the cost of summer field camp. Financial need may be a factor. This fund was
established In memory of Michael McAtee Ramsay, who attended Edinboro University in 1978, by his family and
students in the Edinboro University Earth Science Department.

VLAHAKIS CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP
The Vlahakis Chemistry Scholarship is a $300 award which is presented annually to a student majoring or planning to
major in chemistry at Edinboro University. The award was established by Mrs. Thekla Staab Vlahakis in memory of her
late husband, George K. Vlahakis and her two sons, Walter and William. While financial need may be considered,
academic achievement is the critical factor in choosing the recipient.

HELEN SABIN REED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP/ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
The Helen Sabin Reed Memorial Scholarship provides one annual award of $600 to a student who has demonstrated
outstanding academic achievement in the field of elementary education with a concentration in reading. Helen Sabin
Reed received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Edinboro University. This scholarship was
established in her honor by Mrs. Theo S. Meyer, Erie, Pennsylvania. Financial need may be a factor.

THEKLA STAAB VLAHAKIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Thekla Staab Vlahakis Memorial Scholarship provides an annual award of $400 to an incoming freshman from
North Allegheny High School who has exhibited high academic achievement. Financial need may be a factor. This
scholarship is provided by Mrs. Carolyn Wissinger and Mrs. Georgia Holm in memory of their mother, Thekla Staab
Vlahakis.

HELEN SABIN REED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP/POLITICAL SCIENCE
One annual award of $600 is available to an incoming freshman political science major who has demonstrated
outstanding academic achievement. Financial need may also be a factor. This scholarship is named for Helen Sabin Reed
who received both her graduate and undergraduate degrees from Edinboro University. It was established in her
memory by Mrs. Theo S. Meyer of Erie, Pa.

DEAN RICHARD I. WELLER AWARD
The Dean Richard I. Weller Award provides a $50 award to an outstanding health science student at Edinboro
University. This award was established by the Lake Erie Health Education Center; Northwestern Pennsylvania Lung
Association; Richard I. Weller, former dean of science and mathematics from 1970 to 1980; and faculty and staff of
Edinboro University. Awards are based upon academic achievement.

GEORG FRIEDRICH SAUER PRIZE
This prize in the amount of $100 per year is presented during the Honors Convocation each year to a student who
has the highest academic year scores in beginning German without having any high school background in German.
Financial need is not a factor. This prize is given by Dr. Harold Sauer in memory of his father, Georg Friedrich Sauer.
HAROLD SAUER ADULT SCHOLARSHIP
The Harold Sauer Adult Scholarship is valued at $250 and is presented annually at the Honors Convocation to the
adult student who is at least 35 years of age, has completed at least 32 credit hours of study, is enrolled in a baccalaureate
program and whose earned QPA is 3.20 or greater.
HAROLD R. SAUER PRIZE IN MEDIEVAL MUSIC
The Harold R. Sauer Prize in Medieval Music is valued at $250 and is presented annually at the Honors Convocation
to a member of the Madrigal Singers who has demonstrated scholarship in the area of Medieval Music.
PHYLLIS DISEK STURM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Phyllis Disek Sturm Memorial Scholarship provides an annual award of $300 to an incoming freshman English
major who has shown outstanding high school academic achievement. The Edinboro University English Department
and the friends and associates of Dr. Ralph Sturm have established this scholarship in memory of Phyllis Disek Sturm.
Financial need may be a factor.
UNIVERSITY SERVICES, INC. SCHOLARSHIPS
The Board of University Services, Inc. of Edinboro University has established philanthropic grants/scholarships in
the following areas: athletics, honors, leadership, and general scholarship. Awards range in value up to $1000 annually.
LELAND W. VanLANINGHAM EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Leland W. VanLaningham Education Scholarship is presented to an incoming freshman education major who
has shown outstanding high school academic achievement. This $250 award will be paid each year for four years
provided the recipient maintains a 3.00 QPA. This scholarship is in honor of Professor L. W. VanLaningham who served
Edinboro University from 1949 until 1%7. Financial need is a factor.

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RUSSELL M. WOOD ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP
The Russell M. Wood Accounting Scholarship provides an annual award of $250 to an incoming freshman
accounting major who has exhibited high academic achievement. In addition, the award, once given will be continued
for a four-year period if the recipient maintains a minimum QPA of 3.00. This scholarship is in honor of Russell M. Wood.
Financial need is a factor.

COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES
Dr. Herald D. Green, Chairperson, Erie
Ms. Edith Benson, Erie
Mr. Paul J. Caron, Erie
Mr. C. Richard Johnston, Meadville
Dr. Lawrence W. Krespan, Warren
Mr. Maurice Moragne, Clairton

Mr. Peter Mortensen, Hermitage
Mrs. Eve Y. Murphy, Edinboro
Mr. William Schulz, Edinboro
Mr. Harry Thomas, Erie
Mr. Ben Wiley, Erie

PRESIDENT’S CABINET
Foster F. Diebold .................................................................................................................. President
Burton O. Witthuhn..........................................Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Donald Panhorst ................................................. Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
Joseph Stewart......................................................Assistant to the Provost for Community Affairs
Ronald Swift.......................... Assistant to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Richard J. Gromen ...................................................................Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
R. Harriet Phillips................................................................. Dean, Faculty of Professional Studies
Jack Williams .................................................Dean, Graduate Studies/Academic Administration
Roy Strausbaugh ............................................................................... Dean, Continuing Education
Robert M. Beagle................................................. Vice President for Development and Planning
Clifford Cox........................................ Associate Vice President for Development and Planning
David O'Dessa ................................................... Associate Vice President for University Facilities
and Development
Terrence Carlin ....................................................................................Director, Admissions Office
Philip Kerstetter..................................................... Director, Institutional Research and Planning
Richard Morley ................................................... Vice President for Finance and Administration
Vincent Trotta ................................... Associate Vice President for Finance and Administration
Daryl Lake .......................................................... Associate Vice President for Human Resources
and Employee Relations
Glenda Lawhorn ........................................................................ Vice President for Student Affairs
Gary Jamison ........................................................................................... Director, Student Services

COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE
Mr. Robert Ruffin ....................................................................................Assistant to the President
Mrs. Patricia Graham ........................................ Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs
Mrs. Marjorie Koon ............................................................................................... President's Office
Miss Patti S. Loomis .................................................................................... Public Relations Officer
Ms. Dolores Mortimer ........................................................................ Custodial Services Manager
Mr. David O'Dessa............................................ Associate Vice President for University Facilities
and Development
Ms. Marriee Robbins .................................................................................... Admissions Counselor
Dr. Bob Wallace................................................................... Director of Instructional Technology
Dr. Jack Williams ..........................................Dean, Graduate Studies/Academic Administration

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EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

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ALMA MATER
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Hail to thee, our Alma Mater glorious,

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Fresh wreaths we bring to bind thy brow

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Trials have past 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.