Commencement

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Edinboro University
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May 8,1988

2:00 p.m.

McComb Fieldhouse

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Burton O. Witthuhn............................................................................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
John Higgins, arr.
Symphony Band
Urn Cordell, Conductor
Invocation............................................................................................................................... Reverend Ann Schmid
First Lutheran Church
Edinboro, Pennsylvania
President's Welcome....................................................................................................... President Foster F. Diebold
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Awarding of Honorary Doctorates................................................................................ President Foster F. Diebold
Dr. Gertrude Barber
Ms. Mary Porreco
Festive Ode....................................................................................................................................University Singers
Karel Husa
Symphony Band
Gordon Flood, Conductor
Commencement Address......................................................................... ..................William (Rusty) Cunningham
Erie County District Attorney

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Presentation of Candidates....................................................................... ................................. Burton O. Witthuhn
Conferring of Degrees............................................................................... ...................... President Foster F. Diebold
Alma Mater.................................................................. ............................. ...................................Robert Waterstripe
Professor of Voice
Benediction................................................................................... ............ ......................................Rev. Ann Schmid
A photography company 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 g)mmasium area. Photographs may be taken in the lobby or outdoors. Thank you for your cooperation.

La reine de Saba.................................................... RECESSIONAL.......... .......................................Symphony Band
Charles Gounod
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 symbol of presidential authority, is carried at the head of the academic proces­
sion by the University Marshal, Mr. Wayne Peterson. A gift of the Alumni 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
Apricot............................................................... JvJursing
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 Gray..........................................................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

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 pearls 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 s)m[\bolizing the world.
The metal working processes incorporated in the Ceremonial Mace include: turning, forging, inlaying,
stone setting, and lost wax centrifugal casting.
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The Presidential Medallion

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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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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.

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University Marshal

Academic Vestments

Mr. Peterson has also served as the assistant art
department chairman and was interim chairman of the
department in 1983. For many years he has been chair­
man of the Annual High School Art Day, one of the
most important events in the Art Department as it
attracts hundreds of high school art teachers and stu­
dents from Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York.

The gown, the cap and the hood, representing the major components of the academic dress, are a ceremo­
nial inheritance from the medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, where dress was the out­
ward 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.

Gown

Along with his successful career, his artwork
has been acknowledged at numerous national and area
shows in Pennsylvania; Massachusetts; Washington,
D.C.; New York; and Ohio. From 1978 to 1987 Mr.
Peterson taught a sununer painting workshop at the
Marine Science Consortium at Wallops Island, Virginia.
In 1984 the workshop was also presented on the coast
of Maine.

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.

His work could be described as semi-abstract
painting of representational themes from nature or reli­
gious subject matter. He has three paintings in the per­
manent collection of George Washington University,
two watercolors in the Erie County Public Library per­
manent collection, and two large oil paintings in the
Edinboro University permanent collection. Professor
Peterson has taught many painting classes for various
area art leagues and has judged many county fair
shows.

Wayne Peterson

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 baccalaure­
ate 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. Undeigraduates 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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Canying the Ceremonial Mace and leading the
academic procession as University Marshal is
Mr. Wayne Peterson, professor of art.
Wayne Peterson received a bachelor of arts
degree in art, certification in art education, and a
master of fine arts degree in painting from George
Washington University. He augmented his studies at
Maryland Institute of Art, Cleveland Institute of Art,
University of Buffalo, and Allegheny College.

In addition to his professional accomplish­
ments, Mr. Peterson is very active in the church com­
munity. For the past 15 years, he has been advisor to
the Edinboro Christian Fellowship (Celebration),
including leadership of seminars on the relationship of
art to Christianity. He was commissioned to do a mural
to commemorate the 1(X) years of their church reforma­
tion movement. In 1981, Mr. Peterson published an
article in the national periodical, Christian Leadership.
titled "Teacher Training in the Sunday School Program
for Senior High Youth."

Prior to coming to Edinboro University in
1966, Mr. Peterson had a distinguished career in art
education at Aberdeen High School and Northwood
High School in Maryland. During his 20 years at
Edinboro he has served on several committees includ­
ing the Art Department Grievance Committee, Future
Development Committee, Scheduling Committee,
Evaluation-Tenure Committee, and Procedural Policy
Committee. When he was chairman of the Art
Department Curriculum Committee he oversaw the
creation or changing of more than 25 courses within
the department.

Professor Peterson has attained a high degree
of respect from his colleagues and students through his
strong dedication to the Edinboro University commu­
nity over the years.

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Edinboro University President

Kean College in New Jersey; and from 1965 to 1969, he
was assistant superintendent of the Neptune Township
Public Schools in New Jersey.
A graduate of Monmouth College, President
Diebold 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 higher edu­
cation at the University of Pittsburgh.

Foster F. Diebold

Since his appointment as President of
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania on August 1,
1979, Foster F. Diebold has initiated a wide variety of
policies and programs 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 previous­
ly served as president of the University of Alaska
Statewide System. His principal fields of professional
interest include ethical issues in higher education,
higher education management, budget development
and fiscal control, legislative affairs, personnel man­
agement and collective bargaining, and international
education.

Dr. Gertrude A. Barber has been selected to receive an honorary doctorate, the Doctor Institutionists,
Honores Causa: Doctor of Pedagogy. She is well-known in education and special education for her lifetime of ser­
vice to disabled persons. Experienced as a classroom teacher, home and school counselor, coordinator of special
education, psychologist, and assistant superintendent in the Erie Public Schools, she is the founder and adminis­
trator of the Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Center, an educational rehabilitation and habilitation facility that serves over
1,200 disabled persons daily in Erie Gty and County.
Dr. Barber received her B.S., M.A., and Ed.D. degrees at Pennsylvania State University. She completed
graduate work at Syracuse University, Adelphi College, and Edinboro University.
Dr. Barber organized the first local parent groups to create a better home and community life for handi­
capped persons and their families. As one of the founding presidents of the Pennsylvania Association for
Retarded Citizens, Dr. Barber helped organize CHAPTER parent groups throughout Pennsylvania.

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

Dr. Barber is one of several who assisted the federal government in setting up curricula for exceptional
children in colleges and universities, and in establishing fellowships for teachers to continue their education in
this field. She was named a diplomate of social psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology
and, in January 1976, was sworn in as a member of the Rehabilitation Services National Advisory Committee.

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

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Dr. Gertrude A. Barber

As vice-chairperson of the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities'
Committee on Governance, President Diebold has initi­
ated the development of a Code of Ethics Statement for
university presidents represented by the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities. He has
positioned himself to become a contemporary expert in
the field of higher education ethics and is frequently
called upon to lecture on this subject.

Active in the community, the President, among
other activities, serves on the Board of Directors of the
United Way of Erie County, the Board of Corporators
of the St. Vincent Foundation for Health and Human
Services, and the Advisory Board of the McMannis
Educational Trust Fund. President Diebold is also a
member of the Hamot Medical Center Board of
Corporators, the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Corporation
Scholarship Review Committee, and the Marine Bank
Advisory l^ard.

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
System. From 1969 to 1976, he was director of the
Division of College Development and Planning at

Honorary Doctorate

The founding president of Pennsylvania Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children, Dr. Barber
has served on state committees involving the handicapped under the administrations of four governors ~ Shapp,
Shafer, Scranton, and Lawrence. Nationally, she served on the White House Panel on Children and Youth under
the Johnson administration, and in 1962 was one of the 25 persons in the nation named to the Kennedy White
House Panel on Mental Retardation.

Under Dr. Barber’s leadership, Erie County was the first in the nation to plan and actively participate in
the International Year of Disabled Persons. A regional conference and task forces were formed in northwest
Pennsylvania to establish the goals of the International Year of Disabled Persons. These efforts led to the designa­
tion of Erie as a Flagship Community.
Dr. Gertrude Barber was recently named to the Advisory Board of the Pennsylvania Academy for the
Profession of Teaching under the egis of the State System of Higher Education.
Active in civic and community life. Dr. Barber has served as president of the Polk State Center Board of
Trustees, Executive Committee of the Health Systems, Inc., and the Governor’s Block Grant Committee. She cur­
rently serves on the State Mental Health-Mental Retardation Advisory Board and the Department of Welfare’s
Adult Day Services Planning Committee.
Dr. Barber has a close association with Edinboro University. Over the years, her long term interest in the
growth of the University and its programs has remained constant. She received a Certificate of Merit from
Edinboro University during the tenure of Dr. Chester T. McNemey. Many members of Dr. Barber’s family have
earned their degrees from Edinboro University, and currently, one of her nephews is enrolled at the University.

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Honorary Doctorate

Commencement Speaker

had extensive service as court-appointed counsel for
indigent defendants.

Ms. Mary A. Poireco
Ms. Mary A. Poireco has been selected to receive an honorary doctorate during today's ceremony, the
Doctor Institutionists, Honores Causa: Doctor of Pedagogy. The honor recognizes her "leadership in education,
which has had positive and profound effects on the lives of both individuals and institutions; public service as
consultant and advisor in the field; influential leadership in teaching; contributions to community life; commit­
ment to excellence in education; and selfless years of dedication to her students."

Enthusiastic about his new position,
Cunningham has made a strong commitment to the
office of district attorney. 'We need a district attorney
who will address the problems of this community,"
said Cunningham. "As district attorney, I will
vigorously prosecute the financiers of the drug traffic
to our youth; I will prosecute repeat offenders to the
fullest extent of the law; I will establish a productive
working relationship with all law enforcement
agencies." Cunningham is committed to utilizing the
resources of the DA’s office to attack crime problems in
our conununity.

Mary Pomeco graduated at the age of 14 in the first class of Academy High School in the City of Erie. At
age 16, she entered the Erie campus of Edinboro State Normal School. After a year, when she had to take classes
in Edinboro, she moved into Haven Hall. Ms. Porreco completed her teacher certification at Edinboro State
Normal School in 1922 and was asked by the principal of Columbus School in Erie to take on the ungraded class­
room. For the next 42 years, Mary Porreco had a perfect attendance record.
Her first class had 35 students who ranged from five to thirteen. Some of these students were the most
mischievous of the entire Erie school system. Several had been suspended and were re-entering school through
her classroom. The discipline problems were severe and included children today who would receive all kinds of
testing and special handling, services which Ms. Porreco had hoped to provide through individualized attention
to their learning problems.
Her method of teaching was one copied today in "peer teaching" programs. She developed special pro­
jects for the class and used the older pupils to help direct the younger ones. Her student leaders maintained class­
room activities while she worked on special problems.
Ms. Porreco's next challenge was the second grade, the weakest students in the school. A secondary job
which she attempted was to deal with recent immigrants. Evenings she taught 17 students who had just come
from abroad and who wanted to become American citizens. Teaching the Americanization course was a job
which she kept for years. Some of these young men and women still remember her and communicate with her
from time to time.
Maintaining the drive to achieve, Maiy continued her schooling at Edinboro during summers, gradually
accumulating enough credits to earn a bachelor’s degree in the early 1940’s. She remembers studying art appreci­
ation under the guidance of Professor Amy Doucette, gymnastics with Miss Aveiy, and music with Professor
Esther Wilson (Campbell), (^uite knowledgeable about music, she always felt a strong attachment to cultural pro­
grams.
In 1939, Mary Porreco moved to Edison School where she spent 26 years teaching. As part of her creative
approach to instruction, she began using puppets in her fourth grade classes to encourage love for writing,
music, and drama.
M^ Porreco completed her master's degree at Allegheny College. Because of her affection for her home
town of Erie, she spent long hours working on her master's thesis on the history of the City of Erie.
We can be proud of Mary Porreco's commitment to excellence in education and of her superb perfor­
mance in that role.
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Active in the community, Cunningham has
spent 12 years as a Big Brother of America. He is a past
president and board member of the North East YMCA
and a current member of the Eastside YMCA board of
directors. A past president and member of the board
of directors of the North East Jaycees, Cunningham
was recently selected to receive the Erie Jaycees
Distinguished Service Award for 1987. The honor
recognized the "quality leadership to his family, his co­
workers, and his community."

William ”Rust)^ Cunningham

William "Rusty" Cunningham, district attorney
for Erie County, will serve as guest speaker for today's
commencement ceremony.
"Rusty" Cunningham is a life-long resident of
Erie County; he graduated from North East High
School in North East, Pa. He attended Penn State Behrend before transferring to Allegheny College in
Meadville where he earned a bachelor of arts degree.
He received his Juris Doctor Degree from the
University of Pittsburgh School of Law.

Cunningham is a member of numerous
professional organizations including the Erie County
Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, tiie
Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, and the
Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

Before his election to the office of district
attorney last fall, Cunningham practiced six years with
the law firm of Orton & Dunlavey, P.C. In that position,
he was responsible for cases from pre-arrest
investigations through post-trial appeals. He handled
major jury trials on robbery, rape, burglary, drugs,
theft, aggravated assault, sex crimes, and drunk
driving, among others.

"Rusty" Cunningham is married to Susan
Emling, a special education teacher in the Harborcreek
School District.

As a trial lawyer, Cunningham represented
adult and juvenile cases and handled criminal cases in
Erie, Crawford, Warren, and Venango counties. He has

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Retiring Faculty
The administration and staff of Edinboro University would like to take this opportunity to recognize
those faculty members who are retiring during the 1987-88 academic year.
Dolores Carey joined the Edinboro faculty in August of
1975 as assistant professor of nursing. She received a
B.S.N. degree in medical-surgical from Case Western
Reserve and an M.S.N. degree in medical-suigical and
clinical practice/diabetes from Texas Women's
University.
Chairperson of the Nursing Department from
1978 to 1980, Carey served on a number of campus
committees including Faculty Organization, Faculty
Selection, Grade Appeals, Promotions, Curriculum,
and Who's Who.
Before coirung to Edinboro, Carey was director
of the School of Nursing at Sharon General Hospital,
assistant director of the School of Nursing at Trumbell
Memorial Hospital, instructor at Trumbell, and school
nurse for the Cleveland Board of Education.

Elhert B. Friend received a B.S. in biology from
Alliance College, teaching certification from Edinboro,
and an M.S. from Syracuse University. He also com­
pleted studies at the University of New Mexico and
Brown University.
A teacher of biology and general science at
Linesville-Conneaut-Summit High School from 1951 to
1966, Friend joined the Edinboro faculty as associate
professor of biology in 1966. He pioneered several
courses at Edinboro, conducted workshops, served on
campus committees, and held the position of assistant
department chairman.
Friend was involved in extensive scientific
research and independent study, and throughout his
career he addressed area clubs and organizations and
conducted seminars at colleges and universities in the
tri-state region.

Mary Louise DeFalco joined the Edinboro faculty in
1980 as assistant professor of nursing and served as
department chairperson from 1981 to 1983. She became
an R.N. in 1942, earned a B.S. in nursing education at
the University of Pennsylvania, received an M.Litt. in
nursing education from the University of Pittsburgh,
and received certification in community psychiatry
from the Harvard Medical School.
Before joining the Edinboro staff, DeFalco was
a medical research associate at the Woodville State
Hospital in Carnegie, assistant professor of psychiatric
nursing at the University of Pittsburgh, supervisor and
public health nurse for the Allegheny County Health
Department, and staff nurse at Westinghouse.

Robert D. Gates has held a position in the Academic
Development Center since January of 1980 - first as
staff coordinator and then as general studies coordina­
tor. Prior to 1980, he spent 11 years in administration.
Before joining the staff at Edinboro, Dr. Gates
directed the program of education operations for
Philco-Ford's Education and Technical Services
Division in Ft. Washington, Pa.; served as consultant,
assistant director, and director of special education and
state and federal programs for the Florida State
Department of Education; and held the position of
coordinator of special education services to
Hillsborough County (Fla.).

Barthzvell Farmer, associate professor of art history
and multi-media, joined the Edinboro faculty in 1968.
He earned a bachelor of arts in art history from New
York State University at Buffalo and a master of arts in
art history from Case Western Reserve.
During his tenure at Edinboro, Farmer orga­
nized a number of art festivals and exhibits. His work
has been shown at the Erie Art Center, Martin Luther
King Center, Allegheny College, Butler Institute, the
Chautauqua Gallery, and the Governor's Mansion.

Harry Harpst will retire from the biology and health
services department after 20 years of teaching at
Edinboro. He received a B.S. in chemistry from Gannon
University and an M.S. in zoology from the University
of Pittsburgh. After additional coursework there, he
became a special student in anatomy at the Cornell
Medical School at Cornell University.
Harpst taught at Pitt and Duquesne before
moving to St. Vincent Hospital where he taught in the
lab school for 25 years.
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Wayne Joslyn joined the Edinboro faculty as assistant
professor of chemistry in 1967. He earned a bachelor of
science in comprehensive science from Edinboro in
1962, a master of education degree in 1967, also from
Edinboro, and an M.S.T. from Union College in 1%7.
Patricia A. Kearney has taught all levels of drawing
and painting at Edinboro since 1969. Prior to that, she
taught at Illinois State University, Yale University Art
Gallery, Edinboro State College, Randolph-Macon
Women's College, and Ohio University.
In 1972, Kearney initiated and conducted a sixweek travel-study program for art students in France,
Belgium, and The Netherlands and conducted a similar
program in France, Germany, Austria, and Italy in
1980. Her work has been represented in 11 solo exhibi­
tions, 63 juried exhibitions, and many private and pub­
lic collections.

Museum, and the University of Arizona. Leading inter­
national corporations, including Westinghouse and
Sony, have acquired Milnes’ work for display at their
companies.
William F. Rohde served for 13 years as assistant to the
dean of graduate studies at Edinboro. Since 1981, he
has served in various capacities including staff assis­
tant for the Middle States Evaluation, assistant to the
dean of continuing education, coordinator for PACE,
coordinator of the Elderhostel program, and, most
recently, assistant to the dean of academic administra­
tion.
Under his direction, the Elderhostel program,
begun at Edinboro in 1982, has grown to include five
sessions and 130 participants.
Rohde received a B.S.Ed. in biology from
Edinboro in 1951, earned an M.Ed. in secondary sci­
ence at Edinboro in 1964, and received a second mas­
ter's degree in guidance and student personnel from
SUNY-Buffalo in 1965. He was awarded secondary
principal certification at Edinboro in 1980.

John McMichael received a B.S. in microbiology from
the University of Maine and a Ph.D. in viral immunol­
ogy from Oregon State University. He completed post­
doctoral work at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia
Russell E. Vance, Jr. joined the Edinboro faculty in 1967
and conducted research in slow virus diseases in gen­
as professor of history. He had previously served as
eral, multiple sclerosis in particular.
In 1976, he founded the Milkhaus Laboratory, a assistant professor of history at Allegheny College,
private lab for veterinary and human medical research instructor and field consultant in adult education at
Indiana University, and social studies teacher for Perry
and consultation. He is currently involved in evaluat­
Township in Indiana.
ing novel medicines for arthritis, lupus, and multiple
Dr. Vance received a bachelor of arts degree
sclerosis; testing experimental medicines for
from Indiana Central College in 1946, a master of arts
Alzheimer's Disease and AIDS; conducting studies on
various diseases in dogs, horses and cattle; and submit­ from Butler University inl949, and a Ph.D. from
Indiana University in 1956.
ting protocols for the study of cystic fibrosis and juve­
A renowned author, Vance is best known for
nile diabetes.
his
book
which chronicles the history of Edinboro
Dr. McMichael has had five scientific papers
University
- A Portrait of Edinboro: From Private
published or accepted for publication in the past six
Academy
to
State College. 1856-1976.
months, and two medicines have been submitted for
licensing for marketing. Among his many projects are
patents which have been issued or are pending for
Also retiring are Roger Armstrong (19 years of service),
medicine to treat AIDS, cancer, and multiple sclerosis.
Durward Cox (19 years of service), Kathryn Glenn
Robert Milnes has been a member of the Edinboro fac­ (17.5 years of service) and John Rail (12.5 years of ser­
vice).
ulty since 1974 and chairman of the art department
since 1980. He received a bachelor's degree in philoso­
phy and fine arts from Claremont Men's College in
California and an M.F.A. in ceramics from the
University of Washington.
An accomplished sculptor, Milnes' work has
appeared in more than 80 exhibits and 18 individual
shows since 1974. His work is represented in the collec­
tions of the Smithsonian Institute, the Erie Art
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* Carol Ann Eckert, B.A., Edinboro University of Pa., 1972
* Kathleen Stanley Morrison, B.S., St. Bonaventure University, 1979
Rita Caroline Norvaisa, B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1984
* Robert Roman, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1975
Doris Heeter Savidge, B.S., East Stroudsburg University of Pa., 1963
Marlene Dashiell Spells, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1976
* M. Beth Svetkovich, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1986
* David Philip Uglow, B.S., VA Poly Institute and State University, 1983
Master of Education - Elementary School Administration
Charles Orbanek, B.A., Gannon University, 1974
* David James Shadish, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1986
Master of Education - English
Christine Blaine, B.A., Grove City College, 1977
Master of Education - Instructional Media
Liana Louise Hellyer, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1981
Master of Education - Mathematics
* Denise Elizabeth Carter, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1979
* Elissa J. Maguire, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1980
Master of Education - Reading
* Charlene Sue Aylesworth, B.A., Villa Maria College, 1983
Loma May/Hicks Bolkey, B.A., University of South Africa, 1978
Karen Ann Buck, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1975
* Diane Louise Cotterman, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1986
Barbara J. Engleka, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1960
Susan Ann Fehlman, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1966
Janis Eileen Heatherington, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1980
Carla Jane Means, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1968
Rhonda Marie Morrow, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1983
* Jeane Julia Post, B.S., Nazareth College, 1981
* Janet Gay/Koon Snow, B.S., Edinboro University of Pa., 1978
* Xiu-Wen Wang, Graduated, Shandong University, China, 1983
* Fu Ping Wei, Graduated, Taiwan Teachers College, China, 1978
* Judith Ann White, B.S. in Ed., Clarion University of Pa., 1979
Master of Education - Secondary Guidance
John Mark Paden, B.S. in Ed., California University of Pa., 1983

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Master of Education - Secondary School Administration
Gary Ronald Greeley, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1979
* Russell Gene Hazeltine, B.A., Kent State University, 1976
Master of Education - Special Education
Lori A. /Brown Anderson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1982
* Lone Lou Bearfield, B.A., 1985; M.Ed., 1986, Edinboro University of Pa.
* Rebecca Jane Bonadio, B.S., Slippery Rock University of Pa., 1976
Constance LeVon Boone, B.A., Shaw University, 1974
* Linda M. Buckler, B.S., Edinboro University of Pa., 1976
* Barbara Ellen Double, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1975
* Marilyn Sue Dressel, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1983
* Jean Elizabeth Gardiner, B.S., Edinboro University of Pa., 1982
Patricia A. Gathers, B.S., Edinboro University of Pa., 1973
Patricia Passinger Hopkins, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Fredorda, 1977
Norman Paul Irion, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock University of Pa., 1982
* Mary Katherine Mikovich, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1973
Mary Ann Rita Penna, B.S., Clarion University of Pa., 1981
Julie Ahlstedt Possai, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro University of Pa., 1982
* Rosemary Caroline Sheridan, B.S. in Ed., Gannon University, 1982
* Theva Lois Smith, B.S. in Ed., Geneva College, 1985
Melody Jane Strong, B.A., University of South Florida, 1984
Steven Charles Wascher, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Geneseo, 1983
James Edgar Woodward, B.S., Slippery Rock University of Pa., 1975
Master of Fine Arts
* Theodore Dennis Padavano, B.F.A., School of Visual Arts, 1984
Marsha Cook Pritz, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1971
* Nerissa Shaub, B.F.A., Edinboro University of Pa., 1975
Master of Science - Biology
William Raymond Osman, B.S., St. Francis College, 1986
* Mary Blaine Prince, B.S., Madison College, 1969
* Margaret Van Houten Walker, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1942
Master of Science in Nursing
Marianna Hardik Boeing, B.S.N., Villa Maria College, 1973
Susan P. Decker, B.S.N., University of Pittsburgh, 1981
» Arlene Melinda Donelli, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1975
Janet McCloskey Friedman, B.SJ^J., Villa Maria College, 1981
Dorethy M. Kennedy, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1957
* Lela Ann Moody, B.S.N., Slippery Rock University of Pa., 1980
Marijean Scypinski Roussel-Dupre, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1973
David Paul Shaffer, B.S.N., Slippery Rock University of Pa., 1982
Jeanine Madine Tome, B.S., Permsylvania State University, 1976
* Joyce Carol Wilhelm, B.S.N., Villa Maria College, 1982
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Cum Laude

Honors Group
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

Robert Carl Joy
Daniel Thomas Latcovich
Janette Lynne Mitchell
Richard L. Moore
Kristine Marie Moss
Ernest L. Petrich, Jr.
Susan Renee Schening
Lillian Stovic
Harriet Maria Sullivan
Craig R. Thomas
Linda Marie Tucci
Kristi Kay Wheeler
Paula Joyce Whitaker

Sara A. Adams
Ann Marie Baker
Sheri Beauvais
Jonathan Charles Blackmore
Steven E. Bukoski
Gina Carleen Cicirelli
Michael Wayne Dawson
Joseph Emanuele
Lori Ann Freitag
Margaret Jones Henneberry
Edward Douglas Humes
Magna Cum Laude

Cheri Beth Mellor
John Kenneth Metzger
Patricia Anne Mount
Marguerite Griffin Nagel
Harold Elliot Nye
Tricia Lee Pascoe
Tonya Evette Perry
Malinda Mae Pierce
Nancy Opatkiewicz Pierce
Linda K. Reid
Laura J. Robinson
Martha L. Ruggiero
Patricia Hannon Schleifer
Sharon Cathlene Seggi
Heniy Cook Shader
Pamela Jean Sisson
Aamer Ali Soomro
Donald Lee Stoffer
Annemarie McCauley Swift
Jessica Jean VanOrd
Monica Jean Walker
Dawn Eileen Wensel
Una Marie Whitney
Jodi Mae Wiegel
Heidi J. Wilmoth
Jane Marie Young

Michael Blahovec
Cheryl Lynn Brim
Timothy Patrick Christian
Philip TTiomas DeAugustino
Diane W. Demar
David Bernard Dombrowski
Diana Lyn Doutt
Joanne Marie Duda
Dennis James Dudenhoefer
Laura Jeanne Dugan
Brian Andrew Fedorchak
Lynn Renee Fierst
Monica Eugenia Fill
Rhonda Lynn Hawkins
Scott Charles Hazlewood
Daniel James Helmbrecht
Lorraine Marie Holtz
Howard David Hutton
Sara Hayward Keefe
Philip Raymond Kozakovsky
Brenda Genevieve Lee
Donna Darlene Livingston
Kenneth Michael Maracci
David Allen McQain
Erin Kathleen McCleary

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Nafiz Mustafa Al-Atwah
Heidi Barclay
Ronald Charles Barker III
John Jay Carlson
Kimberly Ann Cottrill
John Robert Crow II
Dean Joseph DeGregorio
Anthony L. Fiorani
Aurora Bernadette Fischer
Mark Frederick Fisher
Scott William Ford
Gina L. Foster
Linde Anne Ghere
Stephen E. Glover
Emily Frances Green
Eric Jude Grolemund
William Scott Haupt
Michael Anthony Kalla
Mark Leo Keaveny
Eric Allen Levis
Beth Ann Lindeman
Sandra Lynne Long
Lisa M. Luhman
Toni Ann Magnetti
Melinda Susan Marsh
Anthony J. Matelock

University Honors Program
Sheri Beauvais
Steven E. Bukoski
Michael Wayne Dawson
Lori Ann Freitag
Tonya Evette Perry

Laura Beth Maul
Scott James McElroy
David Eugene McGraw
Debra J. Mears
Monique Maree Morohovich
Jean Edith Nickel
Mary Elizabeth Otteni
Robert Paul Pierzynski
Barbara Jean Randazzo
Kenneth John Reynard
Katherine A. Riel
Eric Jon Schruers
Joy Glenn Shelley
Todd William Singer
Rebecca Lynn Stanko
Ada Chui Ha Strasser
Linda Jo Sturm
Kathryn Renee Thellman
Jill Lorraine Tucci
Pui Yee (Pearl) Tung
Margaret Ann Villella
Susan Ann Walker
Sherri Lynn Watson
Jon David Werner
Margaret Ann White
Judy Royston Wrigley
Jeffrey L. Wuenstel

Eric Jon Schruers
Sharon Cathlene Seggi
Lorraine Suzanne Glover Sloan
Lillian Stovic
Craig R. Thomas
Jane Marie Young

Baccalaureate Degrees
School of Science, Management and
Technologies

** Michael John Rinkevich
* Gregory Michael Styborski
** Christina Wilhelm

Bachelor of Arts
Biology

Bachelor of Arts
Geography
* Patrick Joseph Cook
Kevin G. Gelfo
Amy R. Nath
Brian Scott Pegg
* Kirk Murray Peterson

Jonathan Charles Blackmore - Summa Cum Laude
* Stephen Arthur Brumagin
Monica Eugenia Fill - Magna Cum Laude
Rebecca Jo Poor
Mary Patricia McDonough

Bachelor of Arts
Mathematics

Bachelor of Arts
Earth and Space Science

Steven E. Bukoski - Summa Cum Laude
Michael Wayne Dawson - Summa Cum Laude
Lori Ann Freitag - Summa Cum Laude
Michael Lee Hosey
** Marie Josephine Masada
Laura Beth Maul - Cum Laude
* Scott James McElroy - Cum Laude
David Brent Nuhfer
Hany Mlliam Plappert
Daniel Todd Stephan
Laura L. Wertz

* Kevin Paul Kopko
Bachelor of Arts
Economics/Accounting
Robert T. Lockwood
* Donald Albert Niebauer
* Kent Maynerd Peterson
Barbara Jean Randazzo - Cum Laude
Jane Elizabeth Sturtevant
Bachelor of Arts
Economics/Business

Bachelor of Arts
Natural Science and Mathematics

* Ronald Charles Beck
* Richard McKinley Hiles
* Kevin Lee Krikorian
* Richard Michael Lounder
* Michele Marie McCumber
Ira Anderson Shank II
* Michael Joseph Turbedsky

Eric Jude Grolemund - Cum Laude
* Mary Anne Voelker
Bachelor of Arts
Natural Science and Mathematics/Cooperative
Engineering
Nafiz Mustafa Al-Atwah - Cum Laude
Mark Frederick Fisher - Cum Laude
Thomas Brian Jozwiak
Philip Raymond Kozakovsky - Magna Cum Laude
Clair William Trost, Jr.

Bachelor of Arts
Environmental Studies/Geography
* Lauren Ellis Albert
David \A^lliam Elliott
* Joseph Francis Miller
* Janette Lynne Mitchell - Summa Cum Laude

Bachelor of Arts
Physics
* Curtis James Beidler
Scott Steven Corbitt
Amy Marie Cunningham
Linde Anne Ghere - Cum Laude
* Jerome LaFosh Gorrell
* Neil B. Hiralall
Henry Jose Mesa
* Douglas Jon Wright
Bachelor of Arts
Fhysics/Cooperative Engineering
William Edward Marn
Bachelor of Science
Anesthesia
* Donna Lee Owen Coppick
* Jill Hope Gustafson
* Lee Joseph Hetrick
* Frances Marie Kramer
* James Boyd Lunsford
* Paul Adam Olszewski
* Negusse D. Sahlezghi
* Joseph R. Sciarrino
Bachelor of Science
Biology
** Richard Harold Czerpak
John Paul Green
Harold Elliot Nye - Magna Cum Laude
** Carolyn J. V^lliams
Bachelor of Science
Biology/Pre-Dental

Bachelor of Science
Business Administration/Accounting
Sara A. Adams - Summa Cum Laude
* Deborah Ann Anderson
Mark James Baker
* David F. Biletnikoff
* Carolyn Toboz Bow
Jamie Elizabeth Breen
Dawn Marie Crosby
Richard Joseph Dellorso
Joanne Marie Duda - Magna Cum Laude
Dennis James Dudenhoefer - Magna Cum Laude
Betty Jane Dunkle
* Scott William Grubbs
* Lisa Ann Herman
Terri Lynne Jahn
** Lori Ann Jenkins
Amy Hanigan Kingen
* Joyce Ann Knowlson
Justina Marrie Maigetta
Michael James Morehouse
Lisa Marie Nelson
Nancy Opatkiewicz Pierce - Magna Cum Laude
Michael Patrick Platt
Noelle M. Porter
Paul Lawrence Schneider, Jr.
* George Paul Starzec
Carol F. Stewart
♦ Harriet Maria Sullivan - Summa Cum Laude
Ricky D. Talbot
Beverly Lucente Titko
Brenda Lee Ward
Donna Lynn Wame
♦♦ Deborah Elaine Williams
Bachelor of Science
Business Administration/Comprehensive Business
Patrick J. Babay
* Abdul K. Bangura
* Leigh Ann Barclay
* John E. Beck
* Douglas Paul Borland
* Michael Sapan Bucd
* Howard Phillip Bull II
Daryl S. Cameron
Bette Lorraine Cavanah
* Michael Thon\as Qark
Canice Lene Colera
Curtis Lee Conti

Jane Marie Young - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science
Biology/Pre-Medical
* Janice Patricia Kulba
Bachelor of Science
B iology/Pre-Veterinary
** Paul John Moulthrop

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* Christopher D. Cox
Dixie L. Davis
* Denise Marie Delie
Richard Lee Downey
* Michael Dupilka
Yvonne Eileen Egli
Tod E. Emerson
Umothy Joseph Farkas
* Christopher Douglas Ferry
* James Matthew Filson
Paul Joseph Fitzgerald
* Thomas Carl Garrett, Jr.
John Paul Geoigiana
Laurann Hacherl
* David Michael Havranek
* Anne Marie Hayes
* Umothy George Hopes
** Erin Eileen Karle
* Asad Ullah Khan
* Laurie Ann Kling
* Laura Jean Knapp
Patrick Edward Kuras
Joseph V. Lachina
* Randolph John Levis
Michelle Marie Lipinski
* Karole Rena Lippert
Donna M. Mackey
Donna Louise Manchester
* Eva Marie Manning
Melinda Susan Marsh - Cum Laude
Mary Pat Marusha
* Stephen Andrew Mascara
Jayme Robert Meyers
Pamela Louise Miljus
** John Andrei Mott
* Syed Zafar Murtaza
Lisa Dawn Osborne
Michelle Ann Paolella
* Jaleel Farouk Partow
* Christopher Kortz Pausic
* Joanne Maiy Potocki
Ronald Allen Powell
Donald Andrew Pruss
* Andrea Jane Putignano
Jeff A. Saleet
Mark Hegarty Sauers
Mark Anthony Scalise
Edward J. Schmitt
Daniel Mark Setar
Kevin Wa)me Shanholtz
Douglas Scott Shannon

Gloria Lynn Shoats
* Kathiyn Lynne Sidloski
* Elizabeth Ann Snyder
Brian Maurice Stack
* Kenneth P. Stephany
* Zaman Shah Syed
* Donald A. Thomas
* Tammy Lynne Timms
* Richard Thomas Ward
Douglas Edward Watson
Regina A. Westfall
Michael D. Wetherholt
Amy Ruth Whayland
* Kristi Kay Wheeler - Summa Cum Laude
Ronald Ross Whitling
* Kathy Jean Wittenmeyer
* Timothy R. Woods
* Judy Royston Wrigley - Cum Laude
** LeeAnn Zinkham
Bachelor of Science
Chemisby
Ali Ashkan Azarakhsh
Howard David Hutton - Magna Cum Laude
Steven Arthur Klappa
Kristine K. McLaughlin
John Kenneth Metzger - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science
Computer Science
* Michael Anthony Angiolelli
Brenda J. Badger
* Ronald Charles Barker III - Cum Laude
* Frank John Barthel
Douglas Aloys Battleson
Tariq Saeed Bhombal
Betsy M. Bliley
* James Vincent Bortle
* Chia-ning Chen
* Chia-Ting Chen
Stephen Everett Congdon
Thaddeus John Cwalina
* Dorothy Louise Dunkle
Jon Henri Fleischer
Charles Brandon Fox
Scott David Freeman
* Ronald C. Friedman, Jr.
* Stephen E. Glover - Cum Laude
* Maureen Lee Hall
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Bachelor of Science
Environmental Science/Biology

Thomas Wayne Harmon
Julius Holman
* David A. James
* Michael Ronald Kane
Richard Stanley Kasha
* Mabutu Sasa Kramah
** Erin Frances Lamb
* Randy Scott Learn
* Ronald Thomas Manning
* Anthony J. Matelock - Cum Laude
** Jean Marie Merkowitz
* Gregg Joseph Olinger
* David John Pcolar
* Ernest L. Petrich, Jr. - Summa Cum Laude
Jill Lorraine Rausch
* Brian Edgar Richmond
Raymond Ronald Rutkowski
* Joseph Scott Schrecengost
Denice Lynn Shaffer
Christopher Allen Simchick
* Brian J. Smith
Khlar A. Smith
* Cynthia Ellen Smithers
Aamer Ali Soomro - Magna Cum Laude
Robert Michael Spanik
Bruce Alan Staudt
Mark A. Strella
** Christine Lynn Thomas
* George N. Trifanoff
Pui Yee (Pearl) Tung - Cum Laude
* Todd Anthony Varde
* Teresa A. Varner
* Robert John Vaughn
* Ronnie Milton Wagner
Robert Louis Weinstein
Jon David Werner - Cum Laude
Paula Joyce Whitaker - Summa Cum Laude
Jodi Mae Wiegel - Magna Cum Laude
* Steven Mark Woods
Patrick Michael Zalewski
Trisha Marie Zappitelli
Laurie Ann Ziegler

John Robert Crow II - Cum Laude
Daniel Elwood Goldsmith
John E. Steliga
Bachelor of Science
Environmental Science/Earth Science
Leighann Sue Williams
Bachelor of Science
Geology
* V^lliam Harrison Brown
* Colleen R. Cole
Kenneth Robert Gross
* Brian R. Morrison
* William M. Pfister, Jr.
Kermeth John Reynard - Cum Laude
* Karen L. Rindfuss
Bachelor of Science
Mathematics
Jeffrey L. Wuenstel - Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science
Medical Technology
** Pamela Anne Blair
* Jacqueline Ann Cunliffe
* Christine Amelia Farina
* Christine Ellen Keller
* Lisa Marie Kohn
** Melissa Lynn Lobdell
** Stacey Jean Markwood
* Robin Lee McDannel
** Lisa J. Niedermeyer
* Lynne Ann Pongrance
* Lorraine Suzanne Glover Sloan
* Steven Charles Stolburg
* Sarah Anne Veights
* Patti Ann Moser Vescio
* Renee Ann Weigert

Bachelor of Science
Economics
Timothy Patrick Christian - Magna Cum Laude
Janusz Kowalewski
* Richard L. Moore - Summa Cum Laude
Elvage Girard Murphy

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Bachelor of Science
Nuclear Medicine Technology

Annette Elise Rodriguez
Tracy Lynn Tenney
Jeffrey James Wagner

Linda Marie Sypien

Bachelor of Science
Physics

Bachelor of Science
Nursing

James John Kedziora
David Lee Snodgrass II

* Veronica Yvette Blair
Susan Michelle Boytim
Sharon Lee Braum
Melinda Dawn Button
Geralyn Marie Carroll
Melinda Carol Cribbs
Quayleen Donahue
Brian Andrew Fedorchak - Magna Cum Laude
* Maria Catherine Gorrell
Jennifer A. Hagenmeier
Kathleen Lynn Haubert
Rhonda Lynn Hawkins - Magna Cum Laude
Karen Lea Hoover
Sharon Ann Huegel
Jodi Lynn Johnson
* Martina Jane Davis Jones
Dawn Marie Lavallee
Sandra Lynne Long - Cum Laude
Kathleen Carpenter Luebbert
Lany John Lutz, Jr.
Sherry Kay Lynch
* Karen Ellen McConnell
Kristin Lee Miller
Patricia Anne Mount - Magna Cum Laude
Debra Lucille Moyer
Linda Lee Nicholson
Cheryl Ann Pemo
Catherine J. Phillips
Kimberly Sue Ralston
Christine Anne Scheutzow
Patricia Hannon Schleifer - Magna Cum Laude
Sandra Lee Williams Snyder
* Susan Ruth Strawbridge
Linda Jo Sturm - Cum Laude
Kristi Jo Theis
Margaret Ann White - Cum Laude
Pamela Marie Zimmer

School of Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Art History
Jane Ellen Andreassi
** Sandra Ann Hauch
Eric Jon Schruers - Cum Laude
Karen Marie Socha
Peter Harrick VanRiper
* Sherri Lynn Watson - Cum Laude
Bachelor of Arts
Criminal Justice
Edward Steven Almasy
Jon Thomas Anderson
** Patrick Scott Berckmiller
Michael Blahovec - Magna Cum Laude
* Ruth Anne Bufalini
Terrell Darnell Qifford
** Amy Lea Coon
* William Ra)mriond Curry
* Donald Ora Davis
* Guy Anthony DePaulo
* Aileen Daphne Duncan
Todd Stephen Grossheim
Scott W. Gutherie
Lisa Ann Hammer
Linda Marie Hazzard
** Lynne Heimowitz
Michael \^lliam Jewell
* Stephen James Jovenall
Lany Edward Kopko
Edward Joseph Loutzenhiser
Michael Patrick Lynch
* Jantes (Sean) Patrick Maloney II

Bachelor of Science
Nutrition
Jill C. Elder
Carolyn Lane Goodrich
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* David Eugene McGraw - Cum Laude
Matthew F. Merritt
* Ralph Eugene Miller, Jr.
* Paul D. Monahan
Brian J. Moore
* Monique Maree Morohovich - Cum Laude
* James Andrew Morris
* Joseph Martin Mott
David Michael Neral
* Leslie Marie Partington
* Lenell Inez Pennix
* William McGregor Phillips
James Joseph Pisano
Eric Martin Prenatt
Sheldon LaMont Protho
Thomas Edward Puckly
Robert R. Rummell
Jennifer Lynne Schwab
Scott Eric Seliga
Stephen Clifford Shepstone
Richelle Marie Skisuski
Donald Christopher Slaughter
Michael Stanley Sobieralski
* Rebecca Lynn Stanko - Cum Laude
* Thomas Kevin Stanko
Patricia Le Sutlitt
* Gary William Trout
James Joseph Wentzel, Jr.
Ingerd Sonnove Whittington
Gregory B. Widmer
** James George Williams, Jr.
* Geralyn M. Woods
Scott Alan Zavinski

Bachelor of Arts
English/Writing
* David Bernard Dombrowski - Magna Cum Laude
Lisa Beth Funk
Eric Allen Levis - Cum Laude
Kelly Jean Mishler
* Stacey Lee Nogy
Robert Paul Pierzynski - Cum Laude
Annemarie McCauley Swift - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Arts
French
* Odile M./Barrut Duffman
* Francisca Beverly Epale
Bachelor of Arts
History
Brian John Cook
Thomas Joseph Falvey
* Anthony L. Fiorani - Cum Laude
Timothy Jon Irwin
Jerome Michael McGrath
Laura Lynn Tobin
Bachelor of Arts
Humanities
Jennifer Sciorilli
Bachelor of Arts
Humanities/Joumalism

Bachelor of Arts
Drama

* Scott Eric Elmquist
* Sidney Monroe Gillon

* Richard Frederick Aigentieri
Bachelor of Arts
Music

Bachelor of Arts
English

Howard Duane Davis
Andrew Lee Gross

* Robert English Mackleer, Jr.
* Mary Anne Vandivort

Bachelor of Arts
Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts
English/Literature

Joseph Emanuele - Summa Cum Laude
* Barry Lee Weyant

* Anne Louise Fogel
Catherine Ann Rusnak
Fanya Serviou
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Bachelor of Arts
Political Science

* Lorie Diane Panitzke
* Sandra Leigh Perry
Tonya Evette Perry - Magna Cum Laude
* Debra Lynn Peyronel
Katherine Ann Preiss
Sharie Lee Prest
* Laura Anne Rakvin
* Linda K. Reid - Magna Cum Laude
Denine Kaye Sanders
* Susan Renee Schening - Summa Cum Laude
* Sharon Cathlene Seggi - Magna Cum Laude
Kathleen Marie/Luta Seibert
* Bryan Scott Smith
Paula Lee Smith
James Donald Stamper, Jr.
Barbara E. Steam
Lillian Stovic - Summa Cum Laude
Sayuri Takahira
Craig R. Thomas - Summa Cum Laude
Michele Denise Travoss
* Joseph Weis
Theresa M. Zurku

Ann Marie Baker - Summa Cum Laude
* Brian Dale Boyce
Michelle Leigh Braun
Timothy Patrick Christian - Magna Cum Laude
Thomas Patrick Qaxton
* Richard Fitzgerald Dulaney
Amy L)mn Fredenbuig
William Edgar Harry
* Richard McKinley Hiles
Lynn A. Hook
Gene William Kovich
* Antoinette Lee Morgan
* John Scarsellone
Steven Forrest Thompson
Bachelor of Arts
Psychology
* James F. Azzarello
* Robert Warren Baer
Brenda Elizabeth Balkovic
Bernard Beamon
* Daniel Paul Bistransin
Lynn D. Brainard
* Maria Lia Cappabianca
Charlene M. Cesnick
Gina Carleen Cicirelli - Summa Cum Laude
Cynthia Lee Cuchna
** Amy Lynne Farkas
Shellie Ann Forcucd
Tracy Lee Frost
** Line U. Garant
Cindy L. Gilbert
Andrew James Gillie
Eric Brian Groenendaal
Lorraine Marie Holtz - Magna Cum Laude
Robert Ray Iddings
Robert Carl Joy - Summa Cum Laude
* David John Kapp
* Jon Ross Kerschner
* Richard Peter Kovalesky
* Richard Edward Kuvik
Karrie Lee Lindsey
Lisa M. Luhman - Cum Laude
Jill Suzanne Lutz
* Denise Lynne Malek
* Eleanor Catherine Mitchell
Nicolae Joseph Muntean

Bachelor of Arts
Russian
Patrick A. Phillips
Bachelor of Arts
Social Sciences
* Mark Leo Keaveny - Cum Laude
* William Charles Vandervort
Bachelor of Arts
Social Sciences/Pre-Law
Peter John Esposito
Bachelor of Arts
Sociology
* Robert Pierre DePolo
* Allen Lee Erickson
* Mary Lue McGraw
* Jessica Jean VanOrd - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Arts
Specialized Studies
Christopher Kaczmarek
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* Kevin Eugene Eagan
* Jennifer Jean Evans
Laura Celeste Farina
** Jillian Ann Ferguson
Lynn Renee Fierst - Magna Cum Laude
* Chris A. Findlay
* Karl Alan Frankowski
James Patrick Gallagher
Denine Marie Grace
Emily Frances Green - Cum Laude
* Mary Ellen Guman
Robert Chris Hanzlik
Nina Beth Harvey
Scott Charles Hazlewood - Magna Cum Laude
Richard Joseph Hensler
* Aimee Lynn Herder
Renee Denise Hickman
Craig R. Hooftallen
* Donna Lorraine Jefferson
Terrance Braxton Jenkins
* Robert P. Kauffman
Christine Anne Kobylinski
* Janice Lee Konick
Kristen D. Kridler
* Daniel Joseph Krispinsky
** Matthew Micheal Kurtz
* Lisa Ann Liberto
* Kenneth Michael Maracci - Magna Cum Laude
* John Patrick Martin
* Lisa Marie Martin
* Michael R. Mason
Linda Marie Matz
** Frederick James Mazurik
Robert Andrew McCullough
* Kelly Ann McElhinny
* Vickie Lee McKay
Kelley Marie McKean
Laura Ann Miller
* Catherine Verona Mitchell
* Kristine Marie Moss - Summa Cum Laude
Kevin Anthony Mulholland
** Erik Nelson
* Diane Christine Palmer
John Frederick Pandrok
Bonnie Sue Pearsall
** Pamela N. Pilson
Daniel J. Piskor
Beverly Jean Rapp
♦♦ David Edward Wee
Raymond E. Rotunno
** Michael Christopher Schaal

Mary Ann McDanniels Kulesa
Robert J. Kusse
* Dana Maureen McNamara
Richard G. O'Brien
* Bmce Michael Pfeil
* Carol Ann Sheldon
* Rebecca Henry White
* John Charles Yochim, Sr.
* Frederick William Zeyfang
Bachelor of Arts
Speech and Hearing Disorders
* Anthony David Cemeskie
Genine D'Andrea
Victoria Elaine Esoldo
* Bert Alan Fink
Sharon Marie Goe
Jennifer Ann Jones
Laura Brigida Maita
* Kelly Ann McCreary
* Lori Ann McPhaden
Lisa Dawn Muffle
J. Christopher Nutter
Karen Leigh Ross
* Rebecca Ann Skarlinski
Lisa Marie Urch
* Susan Ann Walker - Cum Laude
Susan Marie Zomok
Bachelor of Arts
Speech Communications
* Kelly Lynne Ax
* Mary Jane Jordan Bartholme
James Richard Basilowe
* Benjamin C. Beal
* Denise Regina Bender
Catherine Luarca Beronilla
* Daniel Craig Bickel
* Michael David Blum
Erin Lee Brown
* Keith Christopher Brown
John Vincent Cardone
* Sharon Marie Culbertson
* Joseph John Curcio
* Jacqueline Anne Cutuli
Kelly Dadey
Dean Joseph DeGregorio - Cum Laude
** Sandra Lynn Deily
* Mark John Dorich
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* Henry Cook Shader - Magna Cum Laude
* Marion Short
* Carol Lee Sipe
* Julie Mary Skelley
* Bryan Samuel Smith
George Darrin Stephens
Robin L)mne Stetzer
* Ronald Scott Stetzer
* Cynthia Louise Sullivan
Robert Alan Swanson
* Harlan Tyrone Ware
Rudy Yovich, Jr.
** M. Quinn Zahorchak

* Sharon Cathlene Seggi - Magna Cum Laude
* Riva Camille Tamburlin
* David Thomas Thiry
Margaret Ann Villella - Cum Laude
Miriam Ann Zalewski
Bachelor of Science
Social Work
Mark Lee Beggs
Deborah Jean Burian
Shaun Lynn Campbell
Kristy Lynn Cole
Carol Michele DeMarco
Margaret Jones Henneberry - Summa Cum Laude
* Wendi Louanne Jenkins
Kathleen A. Kacpura
* Suzanne Marie Krupski
* Elizabeth Ann Kuebler
Toni Ann Magnetti - Cum Laude
Kate Galbraith Morrison
* Ann Marie Palermo
* Leslie Jo Sherman
* Ada Chui Ha Strasser - Cum Laude
Susan Kay West
Mary Ann Williams
* Heidi J. Wilmoth - Magna Cum Laude
Amy Louise Wright

Bachelor of Fine Arts
Marjorie Ann Austin
Bernard Scott Bille
* David Trent Bond
Rodney Ervin Boyce
Kimberly Ann Cottrill - Cum Laude
** Cathy Marie Culmer
Carl Catello Cuomo II
* Laura Jeanne Dugan - Magna Cum Laude
* Thomas J. Emblidge
** Colin R Ferguson
* William Aaron Fogel
Scott William Ford - Cum Laude
Mary Jane Gajewski
* Susan Nicole Giampetruzzi
* Xan Yvonne Gilligan
Jennifer Paula Greenberg
* Lisa Hand
Diane Marie Heron
Michele Marie Jones
Maureen L. Knecht
* Candie Lynn Kuehn
Daniel E. Lash
Eric Lekstrom
* Donna Darlene Livingston - Magna Cum Laude
Heather Carolin Malone
* Anna Elizabeth Marchwinski
Brian D. McDermott
Holly B. Mutton
* Kimberly Elizabeth Niec
* Christopher Michael Och
Tricia Lee Pascoe - Magna Cum Laude
Jan Dianne Perry
Martha L. Ruggiero - Magna Cum Laude
David T. Satterlee
* Patrick Saunders

Maureen Joseph Donnelly
Anna Mae Doty
* Beth Marie Fischbaugh
Gina L. Foster - Cum Laude
* Melody Ann Gnan
Amy Elizabeth Groetsch
* Rosemarie Christine Gruendl
* Lisa Ann Herald
* Suzanne Hersperger
* Cheryl Anne Hughes
Sharon Lynne Johnson
* Sara Hayward Keefe - Magna Cum Laude
* Cynthia Kay Kimmy
* Sandra Lee Klins
* Kent Raymond Lutz
Kristine Ann Magnetta
* Patricia Jo Mangola
Brenda K. Maurer
Amy Lynn McClain
Mary Elizabeth McPeak
Jana Kristin McVey
* Theresa Kay Mekonis
Theresa L. Merritt
* Georgene Miller
Nelle Pattan Miller
* Edward Lee Moyers
Renee Lynn Myers
* Kathleen Marie Nee
Jean Edith Nickel - Cum Laude
* Lori Linn Polanski
* Laurie Lee Radaker
Barbra Ann Rasper
Elizabeth Ann Ridgway
Katherine A. Riel - Cum Laude
Gloria Devereaux Rockwell
Jon Wesley Ross
** Charles K. Rupert
* Rosemary Diane Rusiewicz
* Jane Elizabeth Santoro
* Charles Frederick Schmitzer IV
* Jacqueline Rae Scott
Hope Shaner
Bonnie Teresa/Niedert Showman
* Diane Lynne Sienicki
* Julia Irene Simon
Cristi Marie Smith
Kathy Jeanne Head Stackhouse
Stephanie Jo Stephens
** Rebecca Helen Stewart
Leslie Marie Styborski
* P. Maureen Sullivan

School of Education
Bachelor of Science in Art Education
Denise L. Arnold
* Darrel Keith Bechtel
Robert Wallace Cox
Joseph David Cunliffe
* Lisa F. Ehrensberger
Jacqueline Carter Mooney
Mary Elizabeth Otteni
Ronald Aaron Padolf
* Malinda Mae Pierce - Magna Cum Laude
* Renee Marie Shaw
Joy Glenn Shelley - Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science in Education
Communication/Sensory Disorders
Beth Ann Getway
** Jennifer J. Jackson
Linda Marie Katonka
* Karla Ann Koch
Karen Kay Lasher
* Teresa Maslar
* Susan J. McLaughlin
Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education
Julie Wilcox Alessi
Denise Marie Altadonna
Carolyn Jane Anderson
* Jack I^chard Anderson
Betty Ann Baker
Heidi Barclay - Cum Laude
Rebecca Ann Barrett
Susan Ann Berardi
Denise M. Bickel
Tracey Ann Brandt
Lisa Michele Brooks
Robin Lee Bunce
* Kathryn L. Burgess
Susan Renee Burney
Brigette Mari Carman
** Anna L. Caro
* Christopher Brent Carpin
Shauna Hotchkiss Crane
* Kathleen Maria Crytzer
Christine Lynne Dedrick
* Diane W. Etemar - Magna Cum Laude

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Joanne Renee Thomas
Tracy Ann Thorwart
** Theresa Marie Triana
Jill Lorraine Tucci - Cum Laude
* Kathleen Ann Twaddle
Kristine Ann Urban
* Barbara Jean Valentine
Monica Jean Walker - Magna Cum Laude
* Blaine R. Walp
Alisa Ann Warner
Dawn Eileen Wensel - Magna Cum Laude
* Teresa Arlene Whipple
Una Marie Whitney - Magna Cum Laude
Terry Lynn Workman
* Debra Lee Zangrilli
Julie Ann Zoppetti

Bachelor of Science in Education
Health and Physical Education
Denise Marie Bauman
* Victoria Brant
John Arthur Collier
** Diane J. Cooper
* Jeffrey Danny Crockett
* Rita Marian Gerwitz
Luil Richard Graham
Bobbi Lyrm Grykowski
* Michele T. Herzing
Paul Eugene Lilli
Gennaro Manocchio
Robert Scot McGinnis
Walter James McLaughlin
* Kimberly Ann Minnis
David C. Mowery
* Susan Elizabeth Nunnari
Michele Petrishen
* Scott Alan Scurpa
Matthew Charles Serlo
* Laura Beth Singo
Kathryn Renee Thellman - Cum Laude
* Steven John White
Raymond Scott Wood
Lisa Marie Woolstrum

Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education/Early Childhood Education
Kim Elizabeth Allen
Connie Lynn Arndt
Kristie Lee Carloni
* Susan Camille/Pakela Chase
Aurora Bernadette Fischer - Cum Laude
Loretta Belle Hogans
* Karen Marie Kovalesky
Donna Elizabeth Lamm
Debra J. Mears - Cum Laude
Cheri Beth Mellor - Magna Cum Laude
Christine Lynn Morris
Mary Beth Padezanin
Warrie Ann Semmel
Barbara Jean Umpleby
Lora Lynn Werkmeister
Suzanne Ongley Williams
Theresa Suzane Yilek
Ingrid Ann Yost

Bachelor of Science in Education
Mentally and Physically Handicapped
Judith Ann Blose
Susan Marie Brzozowski
* Robert Philip Dartnell
Barbara Ann Dear
* Dana Timothy Dobbs
Kevin Leroy Ester
* Sherri Lee Finch
Karen A. Hand
Eric \^^lliam Johnson
Debra L. Kuligowski
* Daniel Thomas Latcovich - Summa Cum Laude
Felice Michelle Lawrence
Lisa Marie Leriotis
Kristi D. Lictus
* Helene Marano
* Linda Denise McNaughton
* Julie Marie Miller
* Tina Marie Phillips
* Edward Paul Pikna
* Julie L)mne Sheffler

Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary Education/Mentally and Physically
Handicapped
** Joseph John Cesnick
Diana Lyn Doutt - Magna Cum Laude
Marguerite Griffin Nagel - Magna Cum Laude
* Janet Helen Potocki
Laura J. Robinson - Magna Cum Laude
Alaina Marie Rundquist
Michelle Ann Crocker Sax

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Marie Teresa Sheftic
* Christine Ednie Weatherholtz
Donald Joseph Weiland
* Rovenia Whaley

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/English
** Ronica Anne Cosgrove
Jennifer Ann Fink
* \A^lliam Scott Haupt - Cum Laude
William Bernard Malyszka
* Victoria Ann Mayhom
Lawrence John Nicolazzo
Stephen Montague Sears
Pamela Jean Sisson - Magna Cum Laude
Brian James Tufts

Bachelor of Science in Education
Mentally and Physically Handicapped/Elementaiy
Education
* Renee Joann Dunbar
* Laura Louise Howells
Brenda Genevieve Lee - Magna Cum Laude
* Tanya Janine Lentz
Patricia Ann Scott

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/General Science

Bachelor of Science in Education
Music

Eric Jude Grolemund - Cum Laude
Todd William Singer - Cum Laude
Leighann Sue V\^lliams

Joseph Vincent Bongiomo
* Lisa Jean Maria Galbier
Janet Denise Gehringer
Nancy Patricia Gifford
Michael Stephen Holl
* Sally L. West Kruse
Jodi Rae Stankowski

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Mathematics
Mark Brian Baker
Cheryl Lynn Brim - Magna Cum Laude
* Kathleen J. Diesing
* Becky Suzanne Geer
Daniel James Helmbrecht - Magna Cum Laude
Russell Wesley Hinkle
Constance Lee Karp
* Michael Kirk Snyder
* Donald Lee Stoffer - Magna Cum Laude
Linda Marie Tucci - Summa Cum Laude
Melissa Dawn Wood

Bachelor of Science in Education
School Dental Hygienist
Marie Lynn Bums
Dorothy Aim Crishock
Christina Zupsic
Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Biology

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Mathematics and Physics

* David Nelson Alexander
John Jay Carlson - Cum Laude
* Margaret Christine MacQuskie
Kay Frances Nunn
William Fredrick Schneider

David Allen Tucker
Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Social Studies

Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Communications

Ned E. Bailey
Michael Andrew Bodamer
Corey Brent Copley
Philip Thomas DeAugustino - Magna Cum Laude
Edward Douglas Humes - Summa Cum Laude
Peter James Kappas
* Beth Ann Lindeman - Cum Laude
* Ronald William Lipps, Jr.

Dawn Marie Ostendorf

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David Allen McClain - Magna Cum Laude
Patrick Emerson McQeam
Erin Kathleen McCleary - Magna Cum Laude
* Matthew Wade McGeary
Murray Nixdorf
James Robert Rogers
Joel Patrick Taylor
* Michael Anthony Kalla - Cum Laude
* Brian Charles Sheldon
Bachelor of Science in Education
Secondary Education/Spanish

Associate Degrees

* Thomas Harvey Challingsworth
Eshmael Amani L. Chava
Joyce Elaine Qark
* Orpha Gail Cramer
* Lorraine Ferrick
Bo Carl-Magnus Fransson
* Joyce Elaine Fuller
Mary Beth Smialek Gaudette
Sharon Susan Gibbs
Wendy Ann Kodrzycki
* Phyllis Biondo Kridler
Sandra S. Litwiler
Irfan Mahmud
* Mary Martha (Marty) Maloney
Cynthia Jean Furman Norman
* Michael John Paris
Farrukh Marvin Parvez
* James Joseph Phillips
* Raymond R. Rutkowski, Jr.
Alan Lynn Scott
Sandra Noranne Scott
Carol Koehler Smith
Kurt P. Smith
* Robert Eugene Snidemiller, Jr.
Monica Szwarc
Yvonne Marie Taylor
Deborah Jean Wagner
* Beth Adams Zewe

Associate in Applied Science
Dental Technology
* Nancy Anita Krahe
* Laura Anne Rakvin
* Mark Walter Schumann
* Virginia Cronin Taylor

Sheri Beauvais - Summa Cum Laude
Associate of Arts
Criminal Justice
* Jeffrey Paul Delinski
Jeffrey Joseph Felice
* Mary Margaret Gash
Cordellis Roxiann Kreider Jurczewsky
John Ford Kingsley
* Joseph David Popka
Thomas Joseph Shepherd
Donald R. Vogelhuber
Associate of Arts
Human Services
* Luetta Ann Gross
Sandra Jean Spencer
Associate of Arts
Liberal Studies

Associate of Science
Computer-Information Processing Technology

* Donnie Bronson Aber, Jr.
* Richard Elliott Carson
Bruce Edward Qeaver
Mark Brian Cole
Thomas Robert Edwards
John Joseph Kolcun, Jr.
* Robert William Myers
Heather Susan Speer
Susan Kay Vanwyk
Denise Annette Vogel

Robert James Qauser
* James Albert Crowl
* Matthew J. Eisert
* Benjanun Gibson
Eric T. Harmon
* Shirlee Marie Humes
Radwan Khaiat
\^liam Paul Mitchell
* David Kevin Moulton
Debora Ann Raker
* Dawn Lynn Ritenour
* Jill Elaine Swanson
Sylvia Ruth Wenzel

Associate of Science
General Business Administration
* Dawn Marie Babbitt
Stephen Craig Balkovic
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Associate of Science
Hospital Equipment Technology

Council of Trustees
Ms. Edith Benson, Erie
Dr. Jan Brydon, Erie
Mr. Paul J. Caron, Virginia Beach, Va.
Mr. C. Richard Johnston, Meadville
Dr. Lawrence Krespan, Warren
Mrs. Eve Y. Murphy, Edinboro

* Jacob Abraham
Anton L. Bassham
Nancy A. Butcher
* William Geoig;e DeMichele
* John Robert Eury
* Robert Thomas Fickes
* James M. Harmon
* James Michael Kocsis
* David Wells Momeyer
* Clark David Morris
* Doreen Dee Norton
* Charles E. Schettler
* Thomas Scott Shirley

Dr. Harold Sargent, Sharon
Mr. William C. Schulz, Chairman
Edinboro
Mr. Harry Thomas, Erie
Mr. Steven F. Thompson, Cambridge Springs
Mr. R. Benjamin Wiley, Erie

President’s Cabinet
Foster F. Diebold.....
Clifford Cox.............
Rebecca West..........
Burton O. Witthuhn.
Martin P. Farabaugh
John Fleischauer.......
Robert Comesky.....
M. Roy Strausbaugh
Philip Kerstetter......
Joseph J. Comi........
David M. O'Dessa....
William A. Reed, Jr...
Terrence J. Carlin.....
Richard Morley.......
Vincent Trotta..........
Daryl Lake...............
Glenda Lawhom.....
Mary Rugh..............
Gary Jamison..........
James Foulk.............
Edward F. Styborski
Saul Weinstein........

Associate of Science
Pre-School Education
* Mary Louise Baldwin Beckman
Julie Kay Bock
Tammy Sue Kline
Martha Jean Lewis
* Diane Marie Mayer
* Nelle Pattan Miller
* Shirley D. Robinson
* Brenda Arlene Scheuer
Associate of Science
Secretarial Science
Andrea Lin Murphy

.......................................................................................................... Presider
................................................................ Executive Assistant to the Presider
.................................................................................Assistant to the Presider
........................................... Provost and Vice President for Academic Affair
............................................................................................Dean of Educatioi
......................................................................................... Dean of Liberal Art
........................................... Dean of Science, Management, and Technologie
..................................................................... Dean, Academic Administratioi
................. Dean, Graduate Studies and Institutional Research and Plaiminj
...................................Dean, Institute for Research and Community Service
................Vice President for Administration and Institutional Advancemen
Assistant Vice President for Administration and Institutional Advancemen
.........................................................Assistant Vice President for Admission
................... Vice President for Finance and Human Resources Managemen
... Associate Vice President for Finance and Human Resources Managemen
......Associate Vice President for Human Resources and Employee Relation
....................................................................Vice President for Student Affair
................................................... Assistant Vice President for Student Affair
................................................................................. Director, Student Service
................................................................. Director, Disabled Student Service
...........................................................Director, Center for Computer Service
.............................................................................................Director, Librarie

Commencement Committee

* Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1987
** Students who will complete degree requirements during Summer, 1988
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 Superintenden
Gary Jamison.................................................................................................................... Director, Student Service
Patti S. Loomis....................................................................................... Director, Public Relations and Publication
Paul Martin............................................................................................................ Chairman, Department of Musi
Dolores Mortimer.................................................................................................... Coordinator, Auxiliary Service
Denise Ohler.......................................Executive Assistant to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affair
M. Roy Strausbaugh...............................................................................................Dean, Academic Administratioi
Bob Wallace......................................................................................................... Director, Instructional Technolog]
Ronald L. Watkins........................................................................................................................................ Registra
Rebecca West.....................................................................................................................Assistant to the Presiden

ALMAMATER
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.