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Edinboro State College
Commencement
May 16,1982
2:00 p.m.
McComb Fieldhouse
Celebrating 125 years of service
THE COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Colors of the United States
Mrs. Eve Y. Murphy, Chairperson, Edinboro
Mr. Harold E. Bell, Sharon
Mr. Paul J. Caron, Erie
Dr. Herald D. Green, Erie
Mr. C. Richard Johnston, Meadville
Dr. Lawrence W. Krespan, Warren
Mrs. Louise A. Hamilton, Meadville
Ms. Melinda Merry, Student, Edinboro
The Colors of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The College Marshal
The President
The Trustees of the College
The Platform Guests
The College Faculty
PRESIDENT’S CABINET
Foster F. Diebold ........................................................................................................... President
Robert M. Beagle ............................................................... Executive Assistant to the President
John K. Fisher .............................Executive Assistant for Institutional Research and Planning
James E. McKinley .............................................Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Burton O. Witthuhn........................................ Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
Regina Harriet Phillips.................................................... Dean, Faculty of Professional Studies
Jack Williams .................................... Dean, Graduate Studies and Academic Administration
Richard Gromen...................................................................Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Robert L. Carothers ............................................................. Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
Vincent P. Trotta................................................. Associate Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
David O'Dessa................................................... Assistant Vice President for College Facilities
Gary Jamison ............................................................... Assistant Vice President for Student Life
COMMENCEIVIENT COMMITTEE
Mr. Robert Beagle, Chairman
Mrs. Marjorie Koon ..............
Miss Patti S. Loomis ..............
Mr. Paul Newman .............. .
Mr. David O'Dessa ........
Mr. Donald Swift ..................
Mr. Vincent Trotta.............. .
Dr. Bob Wallace....................
Dr. Jack Williams ................ .
............................ Executive Assistant to the President
............................................................President's Office
................................................ Public Relations Officer
.....................Sports Information/Publications Officer
............ Assistant Vice President for College Facilities
....................................... Director of Honors Programs
.............. Associate Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
......................... Director of Instructional Technology
Dean, Graduate School and Academic Administration
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
Cray..................................................................... 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
Red and White Ribbons ........
Red and Gold Ribbons ..........
Cold Ribbons .........................
Red, White and Gold Ribbons
On the cover: featured on the front cover of this year's commencement program is a pen and
ink rendering by Professor Richard Knox of Academy Hall. The structure was erected in 1856
and is the original building on the Edinboro campus.
Departmental Special Recognition
......................... Magna Cum Laude
....................... Summa Cum Laude
..............Honor Program Enrollees
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THE CEREMONIAL MACE
Prelude
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The Ceremonial Mace, a symbol of presidential authority, is carried at the head of the
academic procession by the College Marshal, Mr. James Harrison. 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's thirteenth president, Chester T. McNerney in 1966.
The Mace, twenty-seven inches high, is topped by a sterling silver sphere studded by
coneshaped rubies. The neck of the Mace 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.
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Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Edinboro State College
James E. McKinley, Presiding
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
FESTIVE OVERTURE
Dmitri Shostakovich
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Edinboro State College
Color Guard
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POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE
Edward Elgar
Academic Processional
STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Francis Scott Key
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
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Foster F. Diebold
President, Edinboro State College
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THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
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A symbol of presidential authority, the first Presidential Medallion was presented to Foster
F. Diebold, Edinboro's fourteenth president, during the May 1981 Commemcement
ceremonies. It is permanently housed In the President's Office and 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
College, 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.
Robert Waterstripe, Baritone
Rabbi Leo Heim
Jewish Center-Brith Sholom
Erie, Pa.
Invocation
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Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
Gordon Flood, Conductor
‘Business and the Liberal Arts"
Charles C. Tillinghast
Managing Director, Merrill Lynch White Weld
Capital Markets Group
Vice President, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
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Presentation of Candidates
President Diebold
Conferring of Degrees
MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU
Choral Union
Meredith Willson
Gordon Flood, Conductor
Robert Waterstripe, Bar/tone
Paul Martin, Composer
ALMA MATER
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Rabbi Leo Heim
Benediction
Recessional
PROCESSION OF THE NOBLES
Rimsky-Korsakov
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the
singing of the Alma Mater.
THE COLLEGE MARSHAL - MR. JAMES M. HARRISON
Carrying the Ceremonial Mace and
leading the academic procession as College
Marshal is Mr. James M. Harrison who
recently retired from the Edinboro State
College Student Personnel ranks. Harrison
was appointed Dean of Men by the late
President, Thomas R. Miller in August of 1960
and gave the College 22 years of service in
that capacity as well as Coordinator of
Student Standards.
The Edinboro native, who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Regis B. "Sox" Harrison literally
began his educational career on the Edinboro
campus where he attended elementary
school in Normal Hall. His father, "Sox", is a
noted cornerstone of the College's athletic
program and just two weeks ago became the
first Inductee in Edinboro's Athletic Hall of
Fame.
After graduation from Edinboro High School in 1936, Harrison continued his education at
Penn State University. His attendance there led to his first career In life as he pursued a degree
in petroleum engineering and was awarded his diploma from Penn State In 1940.
Harrison then accepted a position with the Gulf Oil Corporation at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania In the company's research and development division. While working with Gulf's
new processes laboratory, he developed numerous patents Involving his research In synthetic
rubber, aviation field, consumer products derived from petroleum bases and the then
"miracle fiber" - dacron.
As a result of his work in these areas, the Gulf researcher published many articles for
technical journals and lectured before professional organizations about the newly discovered
processes with which he worked. During this span he was a member of the American Chemical
Society, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and many other professional groups.
After returning to the area in 1952 when he operated his own business until 1957, Dean
Harrison accepted his position with the College in 1960 and has been involved in almost all
phases of college life at Edinboro. He established the College's student judicial system and has
served on as many as 20 college committees in a single year while directing the areas of housing
and financial aid. Training head residents and their assistants was still an additional
responsibility which he addressed.
As a long-time Edinboro resident Harrison has been active in both community and county
affairs. He Is a member of the Erie County Motor Club board of directors and a board member
for the county's Recreation and Cultural Affairs Committee. Locally he has served in the
Edinboro Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Advisory Committee and various boards and
commissions.
Harrison and his wife, Shirley (Swift), have two sons, Michael and David. Mike, a Penn
State grad. Is a teacher in Virginia's Fairfax County System and is also working on his doctorate
at Vanderbilt. David, an Edinboro State graduate like his mother, is completing his doctorate at
the University of Florida and Is working In research and planning for the South Carolina State
Department of Education.
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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER - CHARLES C. TILLINGHAST, JR.
Mr. Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr., Managing
Director in the Transportation Department of
Merrill Lynch White Weld Capital Markets
Group and Vice President in the Investment
Banking Division of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner and Smith, Incorporated, will serve as
guest speaker for today's spring com
mencement exercises. His address Is entitled,
"Business and the Liberal Arts."
Mr. Tillinghast was graduated from
Brown University in 1932 and received his law
degree from the Columbia University Law
School in 1935. He began his legal career with
the New York law firm of Hughes, Schurman
and Dwight, and from 1938 to 1940 was New
York County Deputy Assistant District
Attorney under Thomas E. Dewey. In 1940 he
joined the firm of Hughes, Richard, Hubbard
and Ewing as an associate, and was a partner
of this and its successor firms from 1942 to
1957.
In 1957, The Bendix Corporation appointed Mr. Tillinghast Vice President of International
Operations and member of Its Board of Directors.
Less than one month after joining Trans World Airlines in March of 1961 as President and
Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Tillinghast was elected Chairman of the company and continued
in that capacity until his retirement in December 1976. In January 1977, he joined White Weld,
where, in 1978 he achieved his current position with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith
Incorporated following the Merrill Lynch-White Weld merger.
A native of Saxton's River, Vermont, Mr. Tillinghast is currently a director of Amstar
Corporation, Merck and Company, Incorporated, and a Trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York.
Other affiliations include membership in the American Bar Assocaition and the
Association of the Bar of the City of New York; Fellow and former Chancellor of Brown
University; Committee for Economic Development; The Conference Board, Incorporated;
International Executive Service Corps., Luce Foundation; and The Hudson River Museum.
He is also a member of Brown University Club of New York, Consilium, Blind Brook,
Conquistadores del Cielo and the Down Town Association Economics Club of New York.
In addition to his degrees from Brown and Columbia Universities, the Vermont product
holds an honorary L.H.D. from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology of Rapid
City, South Dakota and honorary Doctor of Laws Degrees from Brown University; Drury
College, Springfield, Missouri; Franklin College, Franklin, Indiana; and the University of
Redlands, Redlands, California.
Mr. Tillinghast, who has been married to the former LIsette Micoleau for the past 46 years,
is a resident of Bronxville, New York and Little Compton, Rhode Island.
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EDINBORO STATE COLLEGE - REACHING OUT TO FULFILL NEEDS
EDINBORO STATE COLLEGE PRESIDENT - FOSTER F. DIEBOLD
Foster F. Diebold was named Edinboro
State College's 14th President on August
1979. Since that time, he has brought a con
sistently bold vision to his guidance of the
College's many-faceted services to north
western Pennsylvania.
Noted for his extensive experience in the
field of education management. President
Diebold had previously served as President of
the University of Alaska statewide system
His Innovative efforts at Edinboro have
taken many shapes. Most recently, he
initiated a total reorganization of the Col
lege's various academic schools and adminis
trative offices with a watchful eye upon fiscal
responsibility and increased institutional
responsiveness. In keeping with his policy of
making maximum use of existing campus
resources In higher education, he has
imaginatively met the ever-changing needs
brought about by new and emerging student
interests and societal expectations.
Unique cooperative programs with area business and industry are also the result of
President Diebold's revitalization of Edinboro State College. Among his favorite projects is the
All-College Flonors Program, which draws upon the contributions of college staff for its
scholarship funds, and which recognizes the academic distinction of excellent students by
offering specialized interdisciplinary coursework and advanced research work.
President Diebold's principal fields of professional interest include higher education
management, governance, and planning; budget development and fiscal control; legislative
liaison; and personnel management/collective bargaining. While at Rutgers University in
1963, he received a Wall Street journal fellowship.
A native of Orange, New jersey, he 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 DIvison of College Development at Kean College, New jersey (formerly
Newark State College), and from 1965 to 1969, he was Assistant Superintendent of Neptune
Township Public Schools in New jersey.
Edinboro's President holds an associate degree in Psychology from Monmouth Com
munity College, West Long Branch, New jersey; 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 Committee on Administration and
Finance in the State College and University System of Pennsylvania and is a member of the
Commission of Presidents Executive Committee. He holds membership on the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities Committee on State Relations, and on the
Government Relations Committee of the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Univer
sities. He is also a charter member of the World Future Society.
President Diebold's community service includes membership on the Board of Cor
porators, Hamot Medical Center in Erie, and on Marine Bank's Local Advisory Board. Recently
he was a panel participant at the First Global Conference on the Future held In Toronto. He
also serves as a member of The William j. McMannis and A. Haskell McMannIs Educational
Trust Fund Advisory Board, and Chairman of the Government, Education, and Social Agencies
Division of the Erie County United Way Campaign.
The President and his wife, Patricia, have two daughters - six-year-old jessica, and oneyear-old Stacey.
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For 125 years, the purpose of Edinboro
State College has been to provide a quality
program of higher education to the citizens
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as
Inexpensively as possible. As a private institu
tion until 1913 and a state-owned college
since then, Edinboro has been called upon to
serve the community in a variety of ways.
Most of the time it has succeeded In its
purpose, occasionally It has fallen short, but
all of the time it has tried.
During 1982, Edinboro State is celebrat
ing the 125th anniversary of its founding as an
academy In 1857. Edinboro has the distinction
of being the second normal school estab
lished in Pennsylvania and the 12th In the
United States. Situated on a sprawling 585acre campus in the scenic resort community
of Edinboro, the College has become one of
the leading educational institutions in
western Pennsylvania. It has grown to more
than forty buildings including Baron-Forness Library, a modern seven-story structure which
serves as a focal point for the campus. The College's tradition of educational service and
research is enhanced by a distinguished faculty, more than two-thirds of whom have earned
doctoral degrees.
While continuing its mission in teacher education, Edinboro has developed new
programs in all aspects of arts, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and the pure
sciences. The College now offers more than 100 associate, baccalaureate, and graduate degree
programs, a diversity unmatched by any other college or university in northwestern
Pennsylvania. Recent program developments which have been most attractive to incoming
students are those in the areas of allied health, business administration, communications,
computer technology, nursing, and various pre-professional programs including law,
dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, and veterinary science. Community college needs are also
addressed by the institution through its unique associate degree programs in such areas as
computer information processing, secretarial science, and general business.
Edinboro State College also offers an All-College Honors Program designed to encourage
outstanding students to strive for academic excellence. The first Pennsylvania state college to
develop an All-College Honors Program, Edinboro is the only institution In northwestern
Pennsylvania to offer a general honors degree. Credits are earned through independent study,
contracted projects in regular courses, and special honors classes.
Highly successful undergraduate internship programs in the arts, business and industry,
education, health, and the media are additional examples of the College's efforts to create a
close working relationship with the people it serves, while simultaneously offering students
intellectual and career opportunities. The Institute for Community Services, through the
Continuing Education Office, provides internships and consulting services to local, state, and
national governmental agencies. The Physics Department has been granted use of research
facilities at the Oakridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, while the College has cooperated
with several other educational institutions to provide students with opportunities through
college consortia. Field studies at Lew, Delaware, and Wallops Island, Virginia, are maintained
by the Pennsylvania Marine Science Consortium to provide Edinboro students with courses in
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the bioiogicah chemical geologicah and physical aspects of oceanography. In addition,
science students have the Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology located on the shores of the
Pymatuning Reservoir situated within a wildlife sanctuary and propagation area managed by
the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Internships in psychology, social work, special education, and speech therapy are
conducted in various local agencies. Speech and hearing students work with crippled children
centers In Ashtabula and Andover, Ohio, and Erie, Pa. The psychology, sociology, and special
education departments have students working as aides in the Sarah Reed Home for Children,
the Harborcreek School for Boys, and the Gertrude Barber Exceptional Children's Center.
Students In the medical technology and nursing programs use the facilities of Hamot,
Greenville, Meadville City, and St. Vincent hospitals for their clinical experiences. The St.
Vincent Mental Health Center has a satellite center located on the campus in which students
obtain practicum experiences.
The College is continually striving to meet the needs of its constituents through its regular
and special program offerings. In addition to PACE and evening school programs designed to
meet the needs of working adults, Edinboro is also quite active In programs for the
handicapped and the educationally disadvantaged. Noted as one of the few "wheelchair"
campuses In the United States, Edinboro has been actively involved in opening doors for the
handicapped since 1974. The College provides services to physically disabled students with
varying degrees of severity as well as those who have visual or hearing impairments. Services
range from personal care and academic aides who provide typing, notetaking, and writing
services, to transportation.
As an economic institution, Edinboro's payroll, which included 677 employees during
1980, was $15.2 million. The College's presence was responsible for approximately 3,206 jobs,
and when student employees were added, a total of 4,865 jobs resulted.
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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD - FRANK HAWTHORNE
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Frank Hawthorne, a native of Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, graduated from
Cambridge Springs High School in 1932, and from Edinboro State College in 1936, with a
Bachelor of Science in Education. From 1938 to 1941, he taught math and science at Summit
Township High School in Harmonsburg, Pennsylvania, and then taught at Alliance and
Allegheny colleges. From 1944 to 1945 he taught at the University of California Department of
War Research attached to the U.S. Navy Submarine Service. He received his Master of Arts
degree in Mathematics in 1946 from Columbia University and taught for nine years at Hofstra
College, Hempstead, New York. He was appointed Supervisor and Chief of the Bureau of
Mathematics Education for the state of New York In 1956, and retired from that post In 1974. He
has been listed in Who's Who in the East, and American Men of Science.
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Reflecting upon the College's historic and present role. President Foster Diebold,
commented, "There are many ways to assess the tradition of an Institution, but one of the
criteria of which we are most proud is our on-going ability to attract and successfully educate
students with a wide variance of academic abilities, interests, and needs. By diversifying itself
over the years and by instituting necessary and appropriate programming, Edinboro State
College has always fulfilled the kind of historic role which a public institution must fulfill - the
intellectual, cultural, social, and career satisfaction of individuals who represent the full range
of backgrounds and experiences."
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David Cooper .......
History
George Craig..........................................................................................English and Theatre Arts
Bruce Hamilton.............................................................................. Math and Computer Science
Dorothy Hand .........................................................................................................................Library
James Harrison ............................................................... ............................... Student Personnel
William Ingraham ............................................ .............................. Psychology and Counseling
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Pramod Sarma .................................................................................................
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Employee expenditures include $1,415,000 in Millcreek, $1,720,000 in the City of Erie, and
$725,000 In Meadville. Through a survey of random sampling of the Edinboro State
undergradute student body, estimates indicated that students' families spent approximately $1
million in visiting the campus, and of that amount $529,843 was spent in Edinboro itself.
It has also been estimated that 85,900 individuals attended athletic events on the Edinboro
campus during the past year, while nearly 7,000 people from northwestern Pennsylvania
attended cultural events.
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MASTER OF ARTS - REHABILITATION COUNSELING
MASTER’S DEGREES
♦Elizabeth Dickert Barbagallo, B.S., Temple University, 1954
Charles Everett Cornman, B.S. in Ed., Penn State, 1968
Jacqueline Sue Giamp, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
John Allen Sedam, B.S., Penn State, 1961
MASTER OF ARTS - ENGLISH
Margaret Catherine Cusack, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
♦Susan Bainbridge Jacobs, B.A., Bowling Green Univ., 1960
William Thomas Lechner, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Carolyn Martha Anderson Lin, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977
Albert Paul Messina, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1972
Cathleen Anne Williams, B.A., Thiel College, 1982
MASTER OF ARTS - SPEECH PATHOLOGY
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Suzanne DeVore Bennett, B.A., Drew University, 1972; M.Div., Carrett
Evangelical Theological Seminary, 1976
George William Hunter, B.A., Indiana Univ. of Pa., 1973; B.S.N., Indiana Univ.
of Pa., 1976
Barbara Hughes Leasure, B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan, 1972
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♦Barbara Trocki Cullen, B.S. in Ed., Carlow College, 1974
Charlotte Jeanne Molrine Ferreira, B.A., Stevens College, 1978
Carole Jean Miller Lansberry, B.S., SUNY at Plattsburgh, 1978
♦Frances Marie Mango, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Karen Jean Millett, B.S., Ithaca College, 1980
Pamela Ann Nash, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Darlene Showers O'Donnell, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1978
♦Jo Marie Orr, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1976
Janet Dillon Robinson, B.S., Kent State University, 1974
Nancy Ruth Sahimann, B.A., Valparaiso University, 1981
Sandra Lee Sommerfield, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
♦Deborah Susan Sturm, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1974
Susan Ann Sturtevant, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
Carol Elaine Yankovich, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1967; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1970
MASTER OF ARTS - HISTORY
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Bennett Nwokeoma Iroegbu, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Margaret Moore Nelson, B.A., Thiel College, 1953
MASTER OF ARTS - POLITICAL SCIENCE
Emmett Nicholas Lombard, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1972
Walter Paul Root, B.A., SUNY at Buffalo, 1974
MASTER OF ARTS - STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
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Jan A. Bentley, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1973
Kenneth C. Brasington, B.S. In Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1970
John Jake Gallo, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1968; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1973
Phillip Michael Hopper, A.B., Asbury College, 1968; Master of Divinity, Asbury
Theological Seminary, 1972
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ART
MASTER OF ARTS - PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Victor Behoriam, B.A., SUNY at Fredonia, 1978
Judy Ann Brozell, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
William Glen Bywater, Jr., B.A., Lehigh University, 1962; Ph.D., University of
Michigan, 1%9
Susan Daley, B.A., Marietta College, 1975
James Kinley Fox, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1976
Erica Hathaway, B.A., Allegheny College, 1973
Kevin David Koket, B.A., Allegheny College, 1976
Brent Lee Maguire, B.A., Westminster College, 1980
Sandra Myers Rothenberg, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1976
Lawrence Matthew Satifka, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Gloria Ann Swietlik-Kieffer, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Eleanor Lawless Waldinger, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1971
Cynthia Lafferty Karns, B.A., Thiel College, 1975
Anne Alsheimer Mandrachia, B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College, 1976
♦Mary Jean Rosiak, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Pamela Bullen Warden, B.S., Longwood College, 1963
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Kristi Lynn Bickford, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1975
Elaine A. Bruns, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
Karen Haun Grill, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Dianne Marie Hetrick, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
♦Ronald James Huya, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Jacqueline Amidon Lasher, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1976
William Lloyd Miller, B.A., Penn State, 1981
Laure Ann Nemenz, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1978
Randy Rebman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
John Mark Schmitt, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978
* Laura Ann Slezak, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977
Joanne M. Tomcho, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
Janet Marie Washek, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Michelee A. Covelli Gallo, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1975
♦John Richard Potters, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
Nicholas Dane Spangler, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
MASTER OF EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
♦Judith Ann Abel, B.A. in Ed., Villa Maria College, 1978
♦Kurt Jay Anthony, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1974
♦Terry Lou Babbitt, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Gertrude A. Bollinger, B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1954
Georgianna Marie Cornelius, B.S., Georgia State University, 1980
Ronald Stanford Cramer, B.S. In Ed., SUNY at Buffalo, 1973
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Linda Frontz Creasap, B.S., University of South Carolina, 1975
♦Denise Ann Danforth, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Elaine Dye Dauphin, B.A., The College of Wooster, 1974
Cheryl Matyaz DeFigio, B.S., Illinois State University, 1968
Sister Diane Dougherty, H.M., B.S. In Ed., St. John's College, 1971
Donna Lee Brown Eaton, B.A., Villa Maria College, 1978
♦Barbara Acklin Feroz, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1972
Shelley Wendt Ferrara, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Paula Chieco Graziadei, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Oswego, 1964
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Marianne Hanson, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
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♦Eileen Ann Hecker, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1965
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Pamela Ann Heynoski, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1977
Carol Marie Hofmann, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978
♦Linda Jean Miaczynski Johnson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
♦Kirk Lee Johnston, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1976
Kathleen Anne Keverline, B.A., Villa Marla College, 1979
Elizabeth Marie Lindquist, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1977
Kimberly Irene Mushrush, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1981
Michele Louise Parker, B.A., Allegheny College, 1971
Mary Jane Peltz, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
Jacqueline Rae Peters, B.S., Penn State, 1976
♦Linda S. Loper Pfadt, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1970
Mary Ann Porter, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Karen Rae Rex, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Raymond Santillo, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Deborah Meerdink Sickler, B.A., Asbury College, 1975
♦Patricia Ann Rupert Swift, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
Rita A. Burbules Wheeler, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
♦Carol Ann White, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1966
Rose Ann Wiesczcyk, B.A., Villa Maria College, 1978
Stephanie Marie Williams, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1978
Donald Douglas Wilson II, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1975
♦Amy Santoro Work, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Lynne B. Greenly, B.S. In Ed., Bloomsburg State College, 1975
Elizabeth Ann Hanusosky, B.S. in Ed., Kent State University, 1974
MASTER OF EDUCATION - INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
Cheryl Ann Bartone, B.S. in Ed., Kent State University, 1974
John Robert Karns, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Andrea Darcell Robinson, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Thomas G. Trimble, B.A., Penn State, 1976
Mettle Frances Youngerman, A.A. Montgomery College, 1974; B.S. In Ed.,
SUNY at Buffalo, 1979
MASTER OF EDUCATION - MUSIC
Heather Ann Langdon Carlson, B.M., Wittenborg University, 1976
♦Nancy Jane Jancso, B.S. In Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1974
♦Pamela Lynn Lenz, B.M., Edinboro State College, 1978
♦Mary Carole Rockey, B.M., Edinboro State College, 1978
Carol Martone Veslany, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION - READING
♦Jane Anne Bicker, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Marlene Whitby Bowen, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Ann Mellta Buerkle, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Jean Karen Adickes Cilluffo, B.A., SUNY at Oneonta, 1966
♦M. Christine Durovchic, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Patricia Hall Gatehouse, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Mary Rita Horvath, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1977,
♦Rebecca Wade Kaus, B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, 1978
♦Barbara Moyers, B.A., Allegheny College, 1957
♦Lynn Marie Pavlik, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Nancy Ann Sawyer, B.S., Elizabethtown College, 1%9
♦Cynthia Lu Slick, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1979
Janet Callahan Stefanik, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972
Joanne Volterano Stoka, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
Linda Lynch TwardwoskI, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1960
Maureen Jordan Wentzel, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1979
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
Timothy Joel Dobi, B.S., Geneva College, 1979
Sr. Mary Rose Romeo, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1975
♦Desiree Dziekdasz Altiere, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Janet Young Bischoff, B.S. In Ed., Indiana Univ. of Pa., 1962
Susan Marie Carvella, A.A., Letousneau College, 1963; B.A., Letousneau
College, 1965
Judith Erlandson Cowles, A.A., Jamestown Community College, 1958; B.A.
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY EARTH SCIENCES
Alfred Univ., 1960
Barbara Orr D'Angelo, A.S., Jamestown Community College, 1976; B.S. In Ed.,
Margot Gromen Senkalski, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
William Herbert Vandecar, B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan, 1971
Richard Edmund Zylak, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
Christine Blaine, B.A., Grove City College, 1977
♦David Lee DeOto, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1975
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
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Janet Andre Jury, B.S., Kent State University, 1972
Jeanne Graczyk Miller, B.A., Alliance College, 1973
♦Gail Sandra Verbeke Sollman, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1974
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♦Marlene Nora Ferrie, B.S., Penn State, 1976
♦Tanya Jeffers Guignon, B.A., Kent State University, 1974
Dorothy Darlene Henke, B.S., Empire State College, 1974
♦Kathleen Hertha Herron, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Susan Louise Hughes, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1976
Darlene Miller Kightlinger, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Anne Marie Luddy, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
R. James Mathis, B.S., Eastern Kentucky University, 1971
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Linda Lou McClelland, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
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♦Sandra Lynn Mirek, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Fredonia, 1980
♦Gloria Pulford, B.A., Carlow College, 1970
♦John Howard Schllken, B.A., Gannon College, 1963
♦Joseph Albert SmialowskI, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1970
Diana Mae Snow, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1977
Suzanne Florence Talak, B.S., Penn State, 1970
Joseph William Tinko, Jr., B.A., Duke University, 1971
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MASTER OF FINE ARTS - ART
♦Elaine K. Shaffer, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
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♦Sandl Rai Johnston, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1975
Allan Richard Thayer, B.S. in Ed., California State College, 1974
Robert Francis Gulick, Jr., B.F.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Stuart Duncan Johnstone, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1971
MASTER OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY
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♦Karim A. Karam, B.D., University of Baghdad, 1975
♦Susan Rae Sapone, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1979
♦Rebecca Susan Tomikel, B.S., Penn State, 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION
SECONDARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
Lawrence P. Baehr, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1966; M.S., SUNY at
Fredonia, 1972
James Leo Connolly, B.S., Tennesse Technological Univ., 1979
♦Rebecca Jean Crandall, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Ted Don Erlksen II, B.A., Michigan State College, 1976
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♦Patricia Michelle Flanagan, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1976
Jane Anne Fruechtel, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1978
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♦Laura Clancy Strle, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
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Mary Ellen Armbruster, B.S., University of Rochester, 1974
Mary Clair McCaffrey Kavoosi, B.S. in Nursing, Northern Illinois University,
1967
Sally Ann Levis, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1964
Nancy Simpson Marts, B.S.N., University of Pittsburgh, 1952
Veronica Anne Pollus, B.S., Carlow College, 1977
Elaine Marie Resler, B.S.N., Univ. of Virginia, 1972
♦Linda Lou Wright RIesdorph, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1977
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Alice Barbara Ryan, B.S., Villa Marla College, 1970
Sharon Pearl Shipton, B.S.N., Slippery Rock State College, 1976
* Edith MacMartin Snell, B.S. in Nursing, Villa Maria College, 1977
Sharon Lee Strang, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1976
Susan Kalkhof Vltron, B.S.N., Penn State, 1971
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
HONORS GROUP
This group includes those degree candidates who have earned at least sixty-four credits as
undergraduate students of Edinboro State College 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
A 36-hour post-master degree certification program
John August Calderone, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1970; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1971
jean Ann Dickson, B.A., Sterling College, 1976; M.Ed., Edinboro State College,
1980
Joyce Annette Eccles, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1975
Stanley GajewskI, Jr., B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1980
* Dixie L. Goodman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977; M.A., Edinboro State
College, 1979
* Barbara Jean Kemnec, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1963; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1968; M.Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Richard David Lansberry, B.A., SUNY at Plattsburg, 1977; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1980
♦David Rapp Peterson, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1975; M.A., Duquesne
University, 1979; M.Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Gregory Pickens, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1971; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1978
Randy Rebman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1981
Carl Joseph Scarpino, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Geneseo, 1967; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1971
Deborah Jean Whisler, B.S., Univ. Pittsburgh at Johnstown, 1978; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Joanne M. Tomcho, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1981
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Elizabeth Ann Bergman
Carolyn Brothers
Mary Ann Brothers
Mary Louise Lennon Bourne
Nancy Lynn Davis
Nancy DiCarlo
Susan DiCarlo
Kathryn Eisenman Eisert
Laurie Fargo
Jean Elizabeth Gardiner
David William Healey
Thomas Theodore Johnson
Kathleen Joy
Michael W. Kuczaj
Cynthia Susan Lewis
Heidi Wolfgang Linebach
Jean Elaine Maust
Vicki Diane McCracken
K. B. Lalitha Nair
David Warren Remington
Helen T. Schmaizried
David Sherwood Warner
Wanda Wise
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Carolyn Tracy Bosch
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Kathleen Ann Dorr
Amy Jane Eakin
Sabina Cravotta Esper
Debra Kay Fertig
Deanna Lynn Gamble
Nancy Helene Golembeski
Heidi Sue Haft
Kimberly A. Hitchcock
Martin William Kalish
Jodi Kobus
Denise Helen Kochanczyk
Laura Beth Marchione
William Allen Matuscak
Douglas Edward McHugh
Jerome Andrew Michak
Lila G. Mitchell
Mark Bernard Muchow
Michele Muller
Eleanor Myers
Darla Jean Neuberger
James Patrick Persons
Donna Elizabeth Ray
Patricia Louise Rich
Thomas Eugene Rogowski
Robert Rudisin
Leslie Rutherford
Elaine Semenoff
Joyce Anne Simon
Paula Marie Sirianni
Kim Michele Smith
David W. Szymanski
Michael Francis Turner
Jeffrey Neal Wagner
James L. Wentworth
Julie Gayle Wheeler
Daniel Yazvac
Thomas Arthur Yusavage
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♦Pamela Dee Alesky - Magna Cum Laude
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David Pettinato
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Diane Louise Burkholder - Cum Laude
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Kathryn Eisenman Eisert - Summa Cum Laude
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♦Christine L. Behrendt
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Deborah Jean Cunningham
Pamela Ann Cunningham
Daniel P. Dows
Yvonne Elizabeth Evans
John Fuller
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Richard Leo Harsen
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Charles J. Lepo, Jr.
Katy C. Lum
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Matthew Joseph Palaggo
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Thomas Michael Pingor, Jr.
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Willard Frederick Deater
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Richard A. Burnett
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Debra Lee Harkless
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Vicki Diane McCracken - Summa Cum Laude
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Beverly Diane Bonetti - Cum Laude
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Michelle R. Borro
Mary Bowman
Melanie Beth Bowser - Cum Laude
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Patricia Elizabeth Diebold
Leslie Ruth Flippo
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Theresa Lynn Babbitt - Cum Laude
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Sheila Mary Bach
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Carolyn Tracy Bosch - Magna Cum Laude
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Elaine Marie Brown - Cum Laude
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Constance Ann Newman
Jennifer Lynn Caro - Magna Cum Laude
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Martha Marie Carone
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Michele R. Pagna
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Joleen Ann Davido - Cum Laude
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Kimberly Anne Pepper
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David Edward Rocca
Rebecca S. Ditoro
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Paula Marie Sirlanni - Magna Cum Laude
Carol A. Francisco
Diana Southworth
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Diane Marie Szczesny
Marilyn Joan Thomas
Lori Lynn Grucza
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Tracey Ann Harvey
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James Franklin Huston, Jr.
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Theresa Ann McChesney
Bradley Gerard Adams
Ronald Joseph McLaughlin
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Molly Ann McMahon - Cum Laude
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♦Judith Ann Miaczynski
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Elizabeth Diann Moynihan
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Barbara Ann DiRenzo
♦Amy Pepper
♦Valerie Peterson
♦BobbI Ann Dockter
Renee Adrienne Fagan
Nancy Louise Price
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Jean Elizabeth Gardiner ■ Summa Cum Laude Wendy Leigh Smith
♦William E. Soulliard
♦Kathy Gearhart
Dianne Carol Stauffer
♦Donna Marie Graeser
Mary Ann Stepak
Terri Lee Higgins
Susan Florence Toboz
Amy Lynn Hollingsworth
Steven G. Wecker
Kathryn Marie Keegan
Bernadette C. Wilson
Lisa Kosanovich
Kathleen Ann Wilson
Kathleen Hartleb Lindell
♦Wanda Wise - Summa Cum Laude
♦Linda S. Mallit
♦Cynthia Lee Wood
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION > MUSIC
Timothy A. Baacke
♦David P. Barker
♦Janet Ann Birckbichler
♦Joseph Robert Braeger
♦Richard Alan Briglia
♦Kenneth Robert Brooks
Sally Ann Campbell
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Joanie Elizabeth Bardroff
Leslie Jean Bier
Brenda Lee Carpenter
Keith B. Carraghan
Duane Phillip Churma
Douglas Walter Deshazer
♦Mark James Egan
♦Leotha Fleming, Jr.
Clifford Hagen
Wanda Jean Hartzell
♦Sarah Jean Huston - Cum Laude
Richard Louis Koschar, Jr.
Lori Michelle Lee
♦Christopher John McCleary
Nancy Ann Mihalov
Louis John Murphy
Helen T. Schmaizried - Summa Cum Laude
ChrlstI Lane Schroeder
William James Snyder, Jr.
Randall Leigh Sovisky
♦♦Alan Staub
James Patrick Weido
Kym Weitzel
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Suzanne Marie Durian
Nancy Helene Golembeski - Magna Cum Laude
♦Patricia Louise Kearns
Patricia Ann Ladley
Shirley Jo Murdick
Patrick Charles Ross
♦Patricia Ann Schubert
Kim Michele Smith - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SCHOOL DENTAL HYGENIST
Colleen Bridget Capatch
Karen Schirmer
Kristen Lee Vanner
Laurie Ann Ward
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY CHEMISTRY
Dennis S. Dalsass
♦Robert Paul Lundin
♦John Thomas PeronI
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY EARTH SCIENCE
*Gretchen Joan Hines
Barbara Jean Petrush
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
William Brett Haney
Eileen Leslie Kinner
Jean Elaine Maust - Summa Cum Laude
Lila G. Mitchell - Magna Cum Laude
Nancy Lee Russell
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
*Dale Edwin Henderson
James L. Wentworth - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES
Jeffrey Wayne Blystone
Cynthia Lynn Jones
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDAY SPANISH
*Marie Theresa Fox
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Kathy Louise Anderson
Debra Jean Armour
Karen Lynn Baker
Judith Frances Bauer
Elizabeth Anne Berner
Michele Helene Damon
Kathy E. Diener
Amy Jane Eakin - Magna Cum Laude
Elizabeth Ann Erickson - Cum Laude
Roxanna Gisoni - Cum Laude
Susan Frances Gorbatoff - Cum Laude
Ann C. Guspan
Mary Lynn Harwood
Christina Marie Juliano
Sharon Annette Kaminski
Christine Marie Kati
Debra L. Kolsun
Carol Jean Lloyd
♦♦Kimberly Lowing
Laura Beth Marchlone - Magna Cum Laude
Kelly Ann
Kathy Louise Nobles
Jo Ann Marie Planey
Jane Marie Rayburg - Cum Laude
Amy Sue Rhodes
Rebecca Ann Romba
Marci Ellen Rudolph
Kathryn Marie Rugala
Kim Jean Sauceman
Katherine Sentak
James S. Sergi
Rebecca Sue Smith
Susan Kay Smith
Elizabeth Louise Smorada
Jill Marie Sonnenberg
Marcia Jean Spacht
Marion Rose Stefanek
Laura Louise Stratton - Cum Laude
Ann Frances Van Dyke
Nancy Ann Viziola
Pamela Sue Yeager
Yoder
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Debora Diane Donatelli
James Edward Harpster
David A. NIchol
Leslie Sue Yanacek
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - HUMAN SERVICES
Mary Jo Hetrick
Lynne Nadine Holmes
♦Nancy Jean Hughes
Myra Ann Levine
Carole Rae Moore
♦Gregory Allan Munch
♦Eleanor R. Myers - Magna Cum Laude
Andrea Ann Print
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - COMPUTER INFORMATION PROCESSING
Joseph Robert McCormick
Thomas Mark Beith
Jerome Andrew Michak - Magna Cum Laude
David Blankenship
♦K. B. Lalitha Nair - Summa Cum Laude
Kris Joseph Blumish
Dai Phuoc Nguyen
Diana Lynn Bole - Cum Laude
Margaret Mary Roberts
Marcella Trainor Chambers
Joyce Diane Ross
♦Linda Louise Cook
Ardalan Sadeghi-Azarbayjani
♦Erica Dahikemper
Juanita H. Sandusky - Cum Laude
♦Susan Kay DICarlo - Summa Cum Laude
♦Elaine Semenoff - Magna Cum Laude
♦Lori Lynne Dudenhaver
♦Christine Marie Smith
Eric Bryan Ek
♦Jeri R. Smith
Heidi Sue Haft - Magna Cum Laude
Lora Jean Stoddard
♦Terence C. Henretta
Carol Lynn Tavakoli
♦Roach Hewitt
♦Thomas Theodore Johnson - Summa Cum Laude Debora Kay Thompson
Larry Allan Vogel
Terry J. Kohler, Sr.
♦Jeffrey Neal Wagner - Magna Cum Laude
Michael W. Kuczaj - Summa Cum Laude
♦Thomas Arthur Yusavage - Magna Cum Laude
David Michael LImrIck
Joseph Zalik - Magna Cum Laude
Michael W. McCarthy
Toni Marie Zuccaro
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Karen Arlene Calabrese
Richard William Chernicky
Rebecca Lynne Donaldson
Gary Allen Drown
Denise Dylewski
Susan Patrick
♦Randolph Karl Schneider
Matthew Denton Sopher
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
Aleda Anne Bass
Lori Alayne Schneider
Philip Laskey Scovil
Lee Ann Winkibauer
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - PRE-SCHOOL
Elaine C. Schmidt - Cum Laude
Diana Mae Southworth
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
♦Lois R. Hayes
♦Charlene Jean Margetiak
♦Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1981
♦♦Students who will complete degrees requirements during Summer, 1982
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UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE AWARDS
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega
Alumni Scholarship
An-Sik Min Economics Scholarship
Robert J. Byers, MD Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Dr. Francis Johnson Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Mary Rose Ditz Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Dr. John S. Schell Award
C. Wilbur & Mabel Cassidy Billings Mathematics
Education Scholarship
Black Student Scholarship
Organization of Boro Women Scholarship
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Business and Accounting Club Service Award
Dorothy Clifford Memorial Scholarship
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Erie Engineering Societies Council Scholarship
FInegan Award
Mildred Forness Library Scholarship
Gamma Sigma Sigma Scholarship
Anna Kelso Gray
Health and Physical Education Scholarship
John "Butch" McBride Scholarship
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Music Department Scholarship
PI CPA Award
Helen Sabin Reed Elementary Education
Georg Friedrich Sauer Prize
VanLaningham Scholarship
Vlahakis Scholarship
Weller Award
Russell Wood Accounting Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Keven Burkhardt
Michael Brown
Lisa Eury
Timothy Stambaugh
Barry Latimer
Melanie Bowser
Wendy Smith
Margaret Zack
Elizabeth Rentschler
Mark Chapman
Michelle Taylor
Sharon Sheridan
Edmund Lada
Cynthia Anderson
Thomas Suhy
Darryl Coveleski
Darla Kline
Anne Terry
Michael Brown
Helen Schmaizrled
James Abraham
Anthony DeMarco
Michelle Taylor
Vicki McCracken
Martha Carone
Delight Bennett
Bonnie Hackett
Kevin Hool
Heidi Linebach
Denise Maloney
ALPHA PHI OMEGA SCHOLARSHIP
This fund provides two annual scholarships which are available to two freshmen who are
former Boy Scouts of America. The awards are funded by the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. The
criteria for selection is active Boy Scout involvement, high class standing and S.A.T. scores. The
scholarships are worth $500 each for one year. Financial need is not a factor.
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Five $300 scholarships are available for four consecutive years to an outstanding high
school senior enrolling in one of the selected schools of study at Edinboro State College.
Selection criteria include academic major, high school records and student involvement in
school activities. The student must maintain an overall 3.00 Q.P.A. Financial need may be a
factor. This fund is supported by the Alumni Association of Edinboro State College.
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The American Sterilizer Founders Honors Scholarships are awarded to two Erie County
Honors Program participants. Selection is based upon S.A.T. scores, class rank, high school
achievements and recommendations. The scholarships are worth $600 per year. These
scholarships are made available by the American Sterilizer Company of Erie, Pennsylvania.
Please refer to the Honors section for specific information on this program. This award varies
from year to year.
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One $300 annual award will be 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. Financial need may be a factor in the selection process.
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This $250 award is for an incoming freshman who has above 1100 on the S.A.T. and who
comes from a family who can demonstrate need.
PROGRAM OF HONORS
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES FUND SCHOLARSHIPS
American Sterilizer Founders Memorial Scholarship
American Sterilizer Founders Memorial Scholarship
Honors Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
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Marine Bank
Student Services, Inc.
Student Services, Inc. Scholar/Athletic Scholarship '
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Kevin Burkhardt
Karl Siwiecki
Brenda Roland
Patricia Gillette
Beth Hricik
Mary L. Lennon Bourne
Delight Bennett
Rebecca RIehm
Jamie Witherell
Jacqueline Jones
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Christine Carpenter
Brian Sharick
Six $50 scholarships are available for incoming freshmen and upperclassmen majoring in
Communication and Sensory Disorders, Psychology or Special Education. Financial need Is not
a factor. This scholarship Is supported by the Behavioral Sciences Fund established by Dr.
Ralph Ackerman and his wife.
ROBERT J. BYERS, MD AWARD
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The School of Anesthesia at Hamot Medical Center in Erie, with help from its alumni and
friends, has recently instituted the Robert J. Byers, MD Award, to be given to the Edinboro
student who has the highest academic standing in anatomy and physiology. Dr. Byers served as
the first chairman of the Anesthesiology Department at Hamot from 1959 to 1978, retiring after
23 years of service
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C. WILBUR AND MABEL CASSIDY BILLINGS
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
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. Financial need Is
a minor factor.
ERIE ENGINEERING SOCIETIES COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
The Erie Engineering Societies Council provides one annual scholarship to any under
graduate who has an outstanding high school academic record and has enrolled in the
Engineering or Science program at Edinboro State College. Financial need may be a factor In
selection.
JACK FINEGAN AWARD
ORGANIZATION OF BORO WOMEN SCHOLARSHIP
The organization of Boro Women presents an annual award of $100 to an Incoming
freshmen from General McLane High School who has shown superior high school academic
achievement. Selection criteria for this scholarship includes review of high school records,
S.A.T. scores and references. Financial need is also a factor.
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING CLUB SERVICE AWARD
The Business and Accounting Club has established a $100 annual award to be given to any
person selected by the officers and advisor of the club. The award is based on contribution to
the club. Financial need Is not a factor.
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. Financial need is not a factor. This
award Is funded by the parents of Jack Finegan.
MILDRED FORNESS LIBRARY SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
The Mildred Forness Library Science Scholarship provides a $200 award to an incoming
freshman who has shown high academic achievement In high school and plans to major in
LIbray Science. The Scholarship Is in honor of Mildred Forness who from 1922 to 1969 was a
librarian at Edinboro State College. The college library is named in her honor. Financial need is
a factor in selection.
DOROTHY CLIFFORD MEMORIAL AWARD
This award Is given to a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the theatre
at Edinboro State College. Financial need is not a factor. This fund is supported by funds from
the Theatre Arts Department. This award varies from year to year.
GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA FRESHMAN WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP
Gamma Sigma Sigma has established a $100 annual scholarship to be given to a freshman
woman who has completed one semester of coursework with a 3.30 or greater quality point
average. Financial need and human service Involvement are factors in the selection process.
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. Financial need is not a factor.
The student will receive the award based on outstanding performance in voice or instrumental
music at a competitive audition.
DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS SCHOLARSHIPS
The Dollars for Scholars Program has designated monies pledged from Edinboro State
College employees, through payroll deductions, to be used as scholarships for both those high
school students and those Edinboro students who qualify for admission to our All-College
Honors Program. Please refer to the Honors section for specific Information on this program.
ANNA KELSO GRAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Anna Kelso Gray Memorial Scholarship provides $300 to an incoming freshman at
Edinboro State College who has demonstrated outstanding high school academic achieve
ment. Financial need is a consideration in selection. Funds for this scholarship are from the
estate of Marion D. Isaacs in memory of Anna Kelso Gray.
CURLY HALMI MEMORIAL ATHELTIC SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established in memory of Curly Halmi, a long time Edinboro
resident, merchant, and supporter of Edinboro State College athletic programs. Funding will
be utilized to provide aid to Edinboro State College athletes.
AIME’ H. DOUCETTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Aime' H. Doucette Memorial Scholarship Is awarded on an annual basis In the amount of
$100 to a third year student at Edinboro State College who has demonstrated exceptional
performance In the fields of jewelry, communications, graphic arts or art education. The
scholarship Is sponsored by family and friends of Aime' H. Doucette, a long time member of
the Art Department at Edinboro State College. Financial need does not apply.
FRANK HAWTHORNE SCHOLARSHIP
Mr. Frank Hawthorne (E.S.C. class of 1936) has established a fund from which one annual
scholarship of $500 will be given to a student in the area of Mathematics and Computer
Science. The stipulations on the scholarship are not finalized.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
LOIS CALDWELL NORTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The recipient of this $100 scholarship is a Health and Physical Education major who has
been in the program for at least one semester, and who demonstrates above average academic
qualifications. The award is based on contributions from the Health and Physical Education
Department faculty, boosters. Student Fair receipts, and other sources. Financial need is not a
factor.
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
State College. Awards are also based on class rank and financial need. 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, Pa.
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Mathematics Education Scholarship provides $100 per year to an incoming freshman
who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and has enrolled In the Bachelor of
Science in Education program at Edinboro State College with an area of certification In
Secondary Mathematics. The Edinboro State College Mathematics and Computer Science
Department sponsors this scholarship. Financial need is not a factor.
PICPA AWARD
The Pa. Institute of Certified Public Accountants has established an annual award to a
graduating senior in accounting. The recipient is selected by the faculty of the Department of
Economics and Business on the basis of academic achievement.
MICHAEL McATEE RAMSAY MEMORIAL FUND
JOHN *'BUTCH” McBride memorial scholarship
The McBride Memorial Scholarship presents an annual award of $300 to any student
athlete who has shown outstanding achievement in a varsity sport as well as high academic
performance. Financial 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.
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.
This fund has been established in memory of Michael Ramsay, a student at Edinboro State
College in 1978. Although the details of this fund have not been finalized, there are two
purposes for the fund. One short term purpose is to use the Interest from the fund to provide
an annual award for an outstanding junior in the Geology Department. A long term goal is to
accumulate sufficient principal to use an an annual award to help defray the Field Camp
expenses of a deserving Earth Science student.
HELEN SABIN REED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FOR AN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR
One annual award of $600 is given to a student who has demonstrated outstanding
academic achievement In the field of elementary education with a concentration in reading.
Financial need may also be a factor considered in awarding the scholarship. Helen Sabin Reed
received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Edinboro State College. This
scholarship was established by Mrs, Theo S. Meyer, Erie, Pa.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP
The Music Department has made available a $200 scholarship to an incoming freshman
who shows some type of superior musical talent. Funds are provided by music faculty, students
and alumni. Financial need is not a factor.
NEWCOMBE FOUNDATION GRANTS
GEORG FRIEDRICH SAUER PRIZE
This prize In the amount of $100 per year will be presented during the Honors
Convocation each may 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.
Several awards are granted to academically capable undergraduate and graduate students
who are physically disabled and demonstrate financial need. The grant awards are to help
students satisfy special expenses related to their handicap that are not covered 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 State College. 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.
The Board of Student Services, Inc. of Edinboro State College has established
grants/scholarships in the following areas: athletics, honors, leadership and general scholar
ships. Financial need may be a factor in the selection process. Please refer to the Honors
section for specific information on this program.
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STUDENT SERVICES, INC. SCHOLARSHIP
PHYLLIS DISEK STURM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Edinboro State College English Department and the friends and associates of Dr.
Ralph Sturm have established a memorial in honor of Phyllis Disek Sturm. Each year a $100
scholarship is awarded to an incoming freshman English major who has shown outstanding
high school academic achievement. Financial need may be a factor.
LELAND W. VanLANINGHAM EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Leland W. VanLaningham Education Scholarship is presented to an incoming
freshman 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 quality point average.
Financial need is also considered in the selection of the recipient. This scholarship is in honor
of Professor L. W. VanLaningham who served Edinboro State College from 1949 until 1%7.
VLAHAKIS CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP
A $300 scholarship is presented annually to a student majoring or planning to major in
chemistry at Edinboro State College. While financial need may be considered, academic
achievement is the critical factor in choosing the recipient. The award was established by Mrs.
Thekla Vlahakis of Pittsburgh, in memory of her late husband, George K. Vlahakis and two
sons, Walter and William.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HONOR STUDENTS
The Edinboro Program of Honors Studies Is designed to provide recognition and enriched
learning opportunities for academically gifted students. Outstanding undergraduates are
assisted in striving for academic excellence in their majors and In related studies as well. They
will pursue studies of a more advanced nature than those encountered by other under
graduates. Honor studies frequently Involve Investigations of a critical and analytical nature
which enhance the student's ability to organize information, ask significant questions, and
carry out Independent inquiries. As students pursue the program, they are encouraged to take
on increasing responsibilities for their own learning.
PRESIDENTIAL HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to one entering freshman with combined S.A.T. scores of 1200 or better who will
participate In the Program of Honors Studies. Other selection criteria include class rank,
accomplishments, and teacher recommendations. The scholarship is worth $300 a semester for
the first two semesters. This scholarship is given by the Dollars for Honors Fund which is based
on contributions from college faculty and staff through payroll deductions.
FRESHMAN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to entering freshmen with combined S.A.T. scores over 1050. Selection is based
upon S.A.T. scores, class rank, achievements and recommendations of teachers. The
scholarship is worth $200 for each of the first two semester. This scholarship is given by the
Dollars for Honors Fund which is based on contributions from college faculty and staff through
payroll deduction.
DEAN RICHARD I. WELLER AWARD
The Dean Richard I. Weller Award provides a $50 savings bond to an outstanding Health
Science student at Edinboro State College, Awards are based on academic standing. This award
was established by the Lake Area Health and Education Center and Richard I. Weller, former
Dean of Sciences and Mathematics from 1970 to 1980.
HONORS UPPERCLASSMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded to upperclassmen who are active participants in the Program of Honors Studies
and have earned at least six honors credits. Awards of $100 are made for one semester at a time.
The selection criteria includes number of honors hours earned, Q.P.A. and recommendations
of professors. This scholarship is given by the Dollars for Honors Fund which is based on
contributions from college faculty and staff through payroll deductions.
RUSSELL M. WOOD ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENT SERVICES, INC. HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
The Russell M. Wood Accounting Scholarship provides $250 annually to a high school
student of high academic achievement who enters Edinboro State College to study
accounting. The award will be paid for a four year period If the recipient maintains a 3.00
average. Financial need is a factor in the selection process. This scholarship is In honor of
Russell M. Wood, retired Edinboro State College accountant.
Awarded to students based upon participation In the Honors Program, S.A.T. scores, class
rank, achievements and recommendations. The scholarship value varies from year to year.
MARINE BANK HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to an incoming freshman who is accepted into the All-College Honors Program.
The award is for $500 for two semesters. This scholarship Is made available by the Marine Bank.
AMERICAN STERILIZER FOUNDERS HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to two Erie County Honors Program participants. Selection is based upon S.A.T.
scores, class rank, achievements and recommendations. The scholarship is worth $600 per
year. This scholarship is made available by the American Sterilizer Company of Erie, Pa.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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time between the end of classes, review of ail academic programs, delays caused by such
factors as illness of some students and evaluation by the Office of Academic Affairs, the
College 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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Commencement
May 16,1982
2:00 p.m.
McComb Fieldhouse
Celebrating 125 years of service
THE COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Colors of the United States
Mrs. Eve Y. Murphy, Chairperson, Edinboro
Mr. Harold E. Bell, Sharon
Mr. Paul J. Caron, Erie
Dr. Herald D. Green, Erie
Mr. C. Richard Johnston, Meadville
Dr. Lawrence W. Krespan, Warren
Mrs. Louise A. Hamilton, Meadville
Ms. Melinda Merry, Student, Edinboro
The Colors of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The College Marshal
The President
The Trustees of the College
The Platform Guests
The College Faculty
PRESIDENT’S CABINET
Foster F. Diebold ........................................................................................................... President
Robert M. Beagle ............................................................... Executive Assistant to the President
John K. Fisher .............................Executive Assistant for Institutional Research and Planning
James E. McKinley .............................................Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Burton O. Witthuhn........................................ Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
Regina Harriet Phillips.................................................... Dean, Faculty of Professional Studies
Jack Williams .................................... Dean, Graduate Studies and Academic Administration
Richard Gromen...................................................................Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Robert L. Carothers ............................................................. Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
Vincent P. Trotta................................................. Associate Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
David O'Dessa................................................... Assistant Vice President for College Facilities
Gary Jamison ............................................................... Assistant Vice President for Student Life
COMMENCEIVIENT COMMITTEE
Mr. Robert Beagle, Chairman
Mrs. Marjorie Koon ..............
Miss Patti S. Loomis ..............
Mr. Paul Newman .............. .
Mr. David O'Dessa ........
Mr. Donald Swift ..................
Mr. Vincent Trotta.............. .
Dr. Bob Wallace....................
Dr. Jack Williams ................ .
............................ Executive Assistant to the President
............................................................President's Office
................................................ Public Relations Officer
.....................Sports Information/Publications Officer
............ Assistant Vice President for College Facilities
....................................... Director of Honors Programs
.............. Associate Vice President for Administration
and Student Personnel Services
......................... Director of Instructional Technology
Dean, Graduate School and Academic Administration
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
Cray..................................................................... 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
Red and White Ribbons ........
Red and Gold Ribbons ..........
Cold Ribbons .........................
Red, White and Gold Ribbons
On the cover: featured on the front cover of this year's commencement program is a pen and
ink rendering by Professor Richard Knox of Academy Hall. The structure was erected in 1856
and is the original building on the Edinboro campus.
Departmental Special Recognition
......................... Magna Cum Laude
....................... Summa Cum Laude
..............Honor Program Enrollees
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The Ceremonial Mace, a symbol of presidential authority, is carried at the head of the
academic procession by the College Marshal, Mr. James Harrison. 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's thirteenth president, Chester T. McNerney in 1966.
The Mace, twenty-seven inches high, is topped by a sterling silver sphere studded by
coneshaped rubies. The neck of the Mace 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.
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Edinboro State College
James E. McKinley, Presiding
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
FESTIVE OVERTURE
Dmitri Shostakovich
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Edinboro State College
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POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE
Edward Elgar
Academic Processional
STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Francis Scott Key
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Foster F. Diebold
President, Edinboro State College
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THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
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A symbol of presidential authority, the first Presidential Medallion was presented to Foster
F. Diebold, Edinboro's fourteenth president, during the May 1981 Commemcement
ceremonies. It is permanently housed In the President's Office and 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
College, 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.
Robert Waterstripe, Baritone
Rabbi Leo Heim
Jewish Center-Brith Sholom
Erie, Pa.
Invocation
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Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
Gordon Flood, Conductor
‘Business and the Liberal Arts"
Charles C. Tillinghast
Managing Director, Merrill Lynch White Weld
Capital Markets Group
Vice President, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
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Presentation of Candidates
President Diebold
Conferring of Degrees
MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU
Choral Union
Meredith Willson
Gordon Flood, Conductor
Robert Waterstripe, Bar/tone
Paul Martin, Composer
ALMA MATER
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Rabbi Leo Heim
Benediction
Recessional
PROCESSION OF THE NOBLES
Rimsky-Korsakov
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Tim Cordell, Conductor
The audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional and to join in the
singing of the Alma Mater.
THE COLLEGE MARSHAL - MR. JAMES M. HARRISON
Carrying the Ceremonial Mace and
leading the academic procession as College
Marshal is Mr. James M. Harrison who
recently retired from the Edinboro State
College Student Personnel ranks. Harrison
was appointed Dean of Men by the late
President, Thomas R. Miller in August of 1960
and gave the College 22 years of service in
that capacity as well as Coordinator of
Student Standards.
The Edinboro native, who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Regis B. "Sox" Harrison literally
began his educational career on the Edinboro
campus where he attended elementary
school in Normal Hall. His father, "Sox", is a
noted cornerstone of the College's athletic
program and just two weeks ago became the
first Inductee in Edinboro's Athletic Hall of
Fame.
After graduation from Edinboro High School in 1936, Harrison continued his education at
Penn State University. His attendance there led to his first career In life as he pursued a degree
in petroleum engineering and was awarded his diploma from Penn State In 1940.
Harrison then accepted a position with the Gulf Oil Corporation at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania In the company's research and development division. While working with Gulf's
new processes laboratory, he developed numerous patents Involving his research In synthetic
rubber, aviation field, consumer products derived from petroleum bases and the then
"miracle fiber" - dacron.
As a result of his work in these areas, the Gulf researcher published many articles for
technical journals and lectured before professional organizations about the newly discovered
processes with which he worked. During this span he was a member of the American Chemical
Society, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and many other professional groups.
After returning to the area in 1952 when he operated his own business until 1957, Dean
Harrison accepted his position with the College in 1960 and has been involved in almost all
phases of college life at Edinboro. He established the College's student judicial system and has
served on as many as 20 college committees in a single year while directing the areas of housing
and financial aid. Training head residents and their assistants was still an additional
responsibility which he addressed.
As a long-time Edinboro resident Harrison has been active in both community and county
affairs. He Is a member of the Erie County Motor Club board of directors and a board member
for the county's Recreation and Cultural Affairs Committee. Locally he has served in the
Edinboro Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Advisory Committee and various boards and
commissions.
Harrison and his wife, Shirley (Swift), have two sons, Michael and David. Mike, a Penn
State grad. Is a teacher in Virginia's Fairfax County System and is also working on his doctorate
at Vanderbilt. David, an Edinboro State graduate like his mother, is completing his doctorate at
the University of Florida and Is working In research and planning for the South Carolina State
Department of Education.
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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER - CHARLES C. TILLINGHAST, JR.
Mr. Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr., Managing
Director in the Transportation Department of
Merrill Lynch White Weld Capital Markets
Group and Vice President in the Investment
Banking Division of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner and Smith, Incorporated, will serve as
guest speaker for today's spring com
mencement exercises. His address Is entitled,
"Business and the Liberal Arts."
Mr. Tillinghast was graduated from
Brown University in 1932 and received his law
degree from the Columbia University Law
School in 1935. He began his legal career with
the New York law firm of Hughes, Schurman
and Dwight, and from 1938 to 1940 was New
York County Deputy Assistant District
Attorney under Thomas E. Dewey. In 1940 he
joined the firm of Hughes, Richard, Hubbard
and Ewing as an associate, and was a partner
of this and its successor firms from 1942 to
1957.
In 1957, The Bendix Corporation appointed Mr. Tillinghast Vice President of International
Operations and member of Its Board of Directors.
Less than one month after joining Trans World Airlines in March of 1961 as President and
Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Tillinghast was elected Chairman of the company and continued
in that capacity until his retirement in December 1976. In January 1977, he joined White Weld,
where, in 1978 he achieved his current position with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith
Incorporated following the Merrill Lynch-White Weld merger.
A native of Saxton's River, Vermont, Mr. Tillinghast is currently a director of Amstar
Corporation, Merck and Company, Incorporated, and a Trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York.
Other affiliations include membership in the American Bar Assocaition and the
Association of the Bar of the City of New York; Fellow and former Chancellor of Brown
University; Committee for Economic Development; The Conference Board, Incorporated;
International Executive Service Corps., Luce Foundation; and The Hudson River Museum.
He is also a member of Brown University Club of New York, Consilium, Blind Brook,
Conquistadores del Cielo and the Down Town Association Economics Club of New York.
In addition to his degrees from Brown and Columbia Universities, the Vermont product
holds an honorary L.H.D. from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology of Rapid
City, South Dakota and honorary Doctor of Laws Degrees from Brown University; Drury
College, Springfield, Missouri; Franklin College, Franklin, Indiana; and the University of
Redlands, Redlands, California.
Mr. Tillinghast, who has been married to the former LIsette Micoleau for the past 46 years,
is a resident of Bronxville, New York and Little Compton, Rhode Island.
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EDINBORO STATE COLLEGE - REACHING OUT TO FULFILL NEEDS
EDINBORO STATE COLLEGE PRESIDENT - FOSTER F. DIEBOLD
Foster F. Diebold was named Edinboro
State College's 14th President on August
1979. Since that time, he has brought a con
sistently bold vision to his guidance of the
College's many-faceted services to north
western Pennsylvania.
Noted for his extensive experience in the
field of education management. President
Diebold had previously served as President of
the University of Alaska statewide system
His Innovative efforts at Edinboro have
taken many shapes. Most recently, he
initiated a total reorganization of the Col
lege's various academic schools and adminis
trative offices with a watchful eye upon fiscal
responsibility and increased institutional
responsiveness. In keeping with his policy of
making maximum use of existing campus
resources In higher education, he has
imaginatively met the ever-changing needs
brought about by new and emerging student
interests and societal expectations.
Unique cooperative programs with area business and industry are also the result of
President Diebold's revitalization of Edinboro State College. Among his favorite projects is the
All-College Flonors Program, which draws upon the contributions of college staff for its
scholarship funds, and which recognizes the academic distinction of excellent students by
offering specialized interdisciplinary coursework and advanced research work.
President Diebold's principal fields of professional interest include higher education
management, governance, and planning; budget development and fiscal control; legislative
liaison; and personnel management/collective bargaining. While at Rutgers University in
1963, he received a Wall Street journal fellowship.
A native of Orange, New jersey, he 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 DIvison of College Development at Kean College, New jersey (formerly
Newark State College), and from 1965 to 1969, he was Assistant Superintendent of Neptune
Township Public Schools in New jersey.
Edinboro's President holds an associate degree in Psychology from Monmouth Com
munity College, West Long Branch, New jersey; 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 Committee on Administration and
Finance in the State College and University System of Pennsylvania and is a member of the
Commission of Presidents Executive Committee. He holds membership on the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities Committee on State Relations, and on the
Government Relations Committee of the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Univer
sities. He is also a charter member of the World Future Society.
President Diebold's community service includes membership on the Board of Cor
porators, Hamot Medical Center in Erie, and on Marine Bank's Local Advisory Board. Recently
he was a panel participant at the First Global Conference on the Future held In Toronto. He
also serves as a member of The William j. McMannis and A. Haskell McMannIs Educational
Trust Fund Advisory Board, and Chairman of the Government, Education, and Social Agencies
Division of the Erie County United Way Campaign.
The President and his wife, Patricia, have two daughters - six-year-old jessica, and oneyear-old Stacey.
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For 125 years, the purpose of Edinboro
State College has been to provide a quality
program of higher education to the citizens
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as
Inexpensively as possible. As a private institu
tion until 1913 and a state-owned college
since then, Edinboro has been called upon to
serve the community in a variety of ways.
Most of the time it has succeeded In its
purpose, occasionally It has fallen short, but
all of the time it has tried.
During 1982, Edinboro State is celebrat
ing the 125th anniversary of its founding as an
academy In 1857. Edinboro has the distinction
of being the second normal school estab
lished in Pennsylvania and the 12th In the
United States. Situated on a sprawling 585acre campus in the scenic resort community
of Edinboro, the College has become one of
the leading educational institutions in
western Pennsylvania. It has grown to more
than forty buildings including Baron-Forness Library, a modern seven-story structure which
serves as a focal point for the campus. The College's tradition of educational service and
research is enhanced by a distinguished faculty, more than two-thirds of whom have earned
doctoral degrees.
While continuing its mission in teacher education, Edinboro has developed new
programs in all aspects of arts, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and the pure
sciences. The College now offers more than 100 associate, baccalaureate, and graduate degree
programs, a diversity unmatched by any other college or university in northwestern
Pennsylvania. Recent program developments which have been most attractive to incoming
students are those in the areas of allied health, business administration, communications,
computer technology, nursing, and various pre-professional programs including law,
dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, and veterinary science. Community college needs are also
addressed by the institution through its unique associate degree programs in such areas as
computer information processing, secretarial science, and general business.
Edinboro State College also offers an All-College Honors Program designed to encourage
outstanding students to strive for academic excellence. The first Pennsylvania state college to
develop an All-College Honors Program, Edinboro is the only institution In northwestern
Pennsylvania to offer a general honors degree. Credits are earned through independent study,
contracted projects in regular courses, and special honors classes.
Highly successful undergraduate internship programs in the arts, business and industry,
education, health, and the media are additional examples of the College's efforts to create a
close working relationship with the people it serves, while simultaneously offering students
intellectual and career opportunities. The Institute for Community Services, through the
Continuing Education Office, provides internships and consulting services to local, state, and
national governmental agencies. The Physics Department has been granted use of research
facilities at the Oakridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, while the College has cooperated
with several other educational institutions to provide students with opportunities through
college consortia. Field studies at Lew, Delaware, and Wallops Island, Virginia, are maintained
by the Pennsylvania Marine Science Consortium to provide Edinboro students with courses in
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the bioiogicah chemical geologicah and physical aspects of oceanography. In addition,
science students have the Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology located on the shores of the
Pymatuning Reservoir situated within a wildlife sanctuary and propagation area managed by
the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Internships in psychology, social work, special education, and speech therapy are
conducted in various local agencies. Speech and hearing students work with crippled children
centers In Ashtabula and Andover, Ohio, and Erie, Pa. The psychology, sociology, and special
education departments have students working as aides in the Sarah Reed Home for Children,
the Harborcreek School for Boys, and the Gertrude Barber Exceptional Children's Center.
Students In the medical technology and nursing programs use the facilities of Hamot,
Greenville, Meadville City, and St. Vincent hospitals for their clinical experiences. The St.
Vincent Mental Health Center has a satellite center located on the campus in which students
obtain practicum experiences.
The College is continually striving to meet the needs of its constituents through its regular
and special program offerings. In addition to PACE and evening school programs designed to
meet the needs of working adults, Edinboro is also quite active In programs for the
handicapped and the educationally disadvantaged. Noted as one of the few "wheelchair"
campuses In the United States, Edinboro has been actively involved in opening doors for the
handicapped since 1974. The College provides services to physically disabled students with
varying degrees of severity as well as those who have visual or hearing impairments. Services
range from personal care and academic aides who provide typing, notetaking, and writing
services, to transportation.
As an economic institution, Edinboro's payroll, which included 677 employees during
1980, was $15.2 million. The College's presence was responsible for approximately 3,206 jobs,
and when student employees were added, a total of 4,865 jobs resulted.
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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD - FRANK HAWTHORNE
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Frank Hawthorne, a native of Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, graduated from
Cambridge Springs High School in 1932, and from Edinboro State College in 1936, with a
Bachelor of Science in Education. From 1938 to 1941, he taught math and science at Summit
Township High School in Harmonsburg, Pennsylvania, and then taught at Alliance and
Allegheny colleges. From 1944 to 1945 he taught at the University of California Department of
War Research attached to the U.S. Navy Submarine Service. He received his Master of Arts
degree in Mathematics in 1946 from Columbia University and taught for nine years at Hofstra
College, Hempstead, New York. He was appointed Supervisor and Chief of the Bureau of
Mathematics Education for the state of New York In 1956, and retired from that post In 1974. He
has been listed in Who's Who in the East, and American Men of Science.
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Reflecting upon the College's historic and present role. President Foster Diebold,
commented, "There are many ways to assess the tradition of an Institution, but one of the
criteria of which we are most proud is our on-going ability to attract and successfully educate
students with a wide variance of academic abilities, interests, and needs. By diversifying itself
over the years and by instituting necessary and appropriate programming, Edinboro State
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George Craig..........................................................................................English and Theatre Arts
Bruce Hamilton.............................................................................. Math and Computer Science
Dorothy Hand .........................................................................................................................Library
James Harrison ............................................................... ............................... Student Personnel
William Ingraham ............................................ .............................. Psychology and Counseling
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$725,000 In Meadville. Through a survey of random sampling of the Edinboro State
undergradute student body, estimates indicated that students' families spent approximately $1
million in visiting the campus, and of that amount $529,843 was spent in Edinboro itself.
It has also been estimated that 85,900 individuals attended athletic events on the Edinboro
campus during the past year, while nearly 7,000 people from northwestern Pennsylvania
attended cultural events.
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MASTER OF ARTS - REHABILITATION COUNSELING
MASTER’S DEGREES
♦Elizabeth Dickert Barbagallo, B.S., Temple University, 1954
Charles Everett Cornman, B.S. in Ed., Penn State, 1968
Jacqueline Sue Giamp, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
John Allen Sedam, B.S., Penn State, 1961
MASTER OF ARTS - ENGLISH
Margaret Catherine Cusack, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
♦Susan Bainbridge Jacobs, B.A., Bowling Green Univ., 1960
William Thomas Lechner, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Carolyn Martha Anderson Lin, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977
Albert Paul Messina, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1972
Cathleen Anne Williams, B.A., Thiel College, 1982
MASTER OF ARTS - SPEECH PATHOLOGY
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MASTER OF ARTS - GERONTOLOGY
Suzanne DeVore Bennett, B.A., Drew University, 1972; M.Div., Carrett
Evangelical Theological Seminary, 1976
George William Hunter, B.A., Indiana Univ. of Pa., 1973; B.S.N., Indiana Univ.
of Pa., 1976
Barbara Hughes Leasure, B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan, 1972
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♦Barbara Trocki Cullen, B.S. in Ed., Carlow College, 1974
Charlotte Jeanne Molrine Ferreira, B.A., Stevens College, 1978
Carole Jean Miller Lansberry, B.S., SUNY at Plattsburgh, 1978
♦Frances Marie Mango, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Karen Jean Millett, B.S., Ithaca College, 1980
Pamela Ann Nash, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Darlene Showers O'Donnell, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1978
♦Jo Marie Orr, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1976
Janet Dillon Robinson, B.S., Kent State University, 1974
Nancy Ruth Sahimann, B.A., Valparaiso University, 1981
Sandra Lee Sommerfield, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
♦Deborah Susan Sturm, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1974
Susan Ann Sturtevant, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
Carol Elaine Yankovich, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1967; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1970
MASTER OF ARTS - HISTORY
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Bennett Nwokeoma Iroegbu, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Margaret Moore Nelson, B.A., Thiel College, 1953
MASTER OF ARTS - POLITICAL SCIENCE
Emmett Nicholas Lombard, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1972
Walter Paul Root, B.A., SUNY at Buffalo, 1974
MASTER OF ARTS - STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
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Jan A. Bentley, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1973
Kenneth C. Brasington, B.S. In Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1970
John Jake Gallo, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1968; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1973
Phillip Michael Hopper, A.B., Asbury College, 1968; Master of Divinity, Asbury
Theological Seminary, 1972
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ART
MASTER OF ARTS - PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Victor Behoriam, B.A., SUNY at Fredonia, 1978
Judy Ann Brozell, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
William Glen Bywater, Jr., B.A., Lehigh University, 1962; Ph.D., University of
Michigan, 1%9
Susan Daley, B.A., Marietta College, 1975
James Kinley Fox, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1976
Erica Hathaway, B.A., Allegheny College, 1973
Kevin David Koket, B.A., Allegheny College, 1976
Brent Lee Maguire, B.A., Westminster College, 1980
Sandra Myers Rothenberg, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1976
Lawrence Matthew Satifka, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Gloria Ann Swietlik-Kieffer, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Eleanor Lawless Waldinger, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1971
Cynthia Lafferty Karns, B.A., Thiel College, 1975
Anne Alsheimer Mandrachia, B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College, 1976
♦Mary Jean Rosiak, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Pamela Bullen Warden, B.S., Longwood College, 1963
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Kristi Lynn Bickford, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1975
Elaine A. Bruns, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
Karen Haun Grill, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Dianne Marie Hetrick, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1981
♦Ronald James Huya, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Jacqueline Amidon Lasher, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1976
William Lloyd Miller, B.A., Penn State, 1981
Laure Ann Nemenz, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1978
Randy Rebman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
John Mark Schmitt, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978
* Laura Ann Slezak, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977
Joanne M. Tomcho, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
Janet Marie Washek, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Michelee A. Covelli Gallo, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1975
♦John Richard Potters, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
Nicholas Dane Spangler, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
MASTER OF EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
MASTER OF EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
♦Judith Ann Abel, B.A. in Ed., Villa Maria College, 1978
♦Kurt Jay Anthony, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1974
♦Terry Lou Babbitt, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Gertrude A. Bollinger, B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1954
Georgianna Marie Cornelius, B.S., Georgia State University, 1980
Ronald Stanford Cramer, B.S. In Ed., SUNY at Buffalo, 1973
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Linda Frontz Creasap, B.S., University of South Carolina, 1975
♦Denise Ann Danforth, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Elaine Dye Dauphin, B.A., The College of Wooster, 1974
Cheryl Matyaz DeFigio, B.S., Illinois State University, 1968
Sister Diane Dougherty, H.M., B.S. In Ed., St. John's College, 1971
Donna Lee Brown Eaton, B.A., Villa Maria College, 1978
♦Barbara Acklin Feroz, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1972
Shelley Wendt Ferrara, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Paula Chieco Graziadei, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Oswego, 1964
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Marianne Hanson, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
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♦Eileen Ann Hecker, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1965
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Pamela Ann Heynoski, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1977
Carol Marie Hofmann, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978
♦Linda Jean Miaczynski Johnson, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
♦Kirk Lee Johnston, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1976
Kathleen Anne Keverline, B.A., Villa Marla College, 1979
Elizabeth Marie Lindquist, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1977
Kimberly Irene Mushrush, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1981
Michele Louise Parker, B.A., Allegheny College, 1971
Mary Jane Peltz, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
Jacqueline Rae Peters, B.S., Penn State, 1976
♦Linda S. Loper Pfadt, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1970
Mary Ann Porter, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Karen Rae Rex, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Raymond Santillo, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Deborah Meerdink Sickler, B.A., Asbury College, 1975
♦Patricia Ann Rupert Swift, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1978
Rita A. Burbules Wheeler, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1974
♦Carol Ann White, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1966
Rose Ann Wiesczcyk, B.A., Villa Maria College, 1978
Stephanie Marie Williams, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1978
Donald Douglas Wilson II, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1975
♦Amy Santoro Work, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Lynne B. Greenly, B.S. In Ed., Bloomsburg State College, 1975
Elizabeth Ann Hanusosky, B.S. in Ed., Kent State University, 1974
MASTER OF EDUCATION - INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
Cheryl Ann Bartone, B.S. in Ed., Kent State University, 1974
John Robert Karns, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Andrea Darcell Robinson, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Thomas G. Trimble, B.A., Penn State, 1976
Mettle Frances Youngerman, A.A. Montgomery College, 1974; B.S. In Ed.,
SUNY at Buffalo, 1979
MASTER OF EDUCATION - MUSIC
Heather Ann Langdon Carlson, B.M., Wittenborg University, 1976
♦Nancy Jane Jancso, B.S. In Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1974
♦Pamela Lynn Lenz, B.M., Edinboro State College, 1978
♦Mary Carole Rockey, B.M., Edinboro State College, 1978
Carol Martone Veslany, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION - READING
♦Jane Anne Bicker, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Marlene Whitby Bowen, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Ann Mellta Buerkle, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Jean Karen Adickes Cilluffo, B.A., SUNY at Oneonta, 1966
♦M. Christine Durovchic, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
Patricia Hall Gatehouse, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
♦Mary Rita Horvath, B.S., Mercyhurst College, 1977,
♦Rebecca Wade Kaus, B.S. in Ed., Ashland College, 1978
♦Barbara Moyers, B.A., Allegheny College, 1957
♦Lynn Marie Pavlik, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
Nancy Ann Sawyer, B.S., Elizabethtown College, 1%9
♦Cynthia Lu Slick, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1979
Janet Callahan Stefanik, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972
Joanne Volterano Stoka, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979
Linda Lynch TwardwoskI, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1960
Maureen Jordan Wentzel, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1979
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
Timothy Joel Dobi, B.S., Geneva College, 1979
Sr. Mary Rose Romeo, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1975
♦Desiree Dziekdasz Altiere, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Janet Young Bischoff, B.S. In Ed., Indiana Univ. of Pa., 1962
Susan Marie Carvella, A.A., Letousneau College, 1963; B.A., Letousneau
College, 1965
Judith Erlandson Cowles, A.A., Jamestown Community College, 1958; B.A.
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY EARTH SCIENCES
Alfred Univ., 1960
Barbara Orr D'Angelo, A.S., Jamestown Community College, 1976; B.S. In Ed.,
Margot Gromen Senkalski, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
William Herbert Vandecar, B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan, 1971
Richard Edmund Zylak, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
Christine Blaine, B.A., Grove City College, 1977
♦David Lee DeOto, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1975
MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
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Janet Andre Jury, B.S., Kent State University, 1972
Jeanne Graczyk Miller, B.A., Alliance College, 1973
♦Gail Sandra Verbeke Sollman, B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pa., 1974
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♦Marlene Nora Ferrie, B.S., Penn State, 1976
♦Tanya Jeffers Guignon, B.A., Kent State University, 1974
Dorothy Darlene Henke, B.S., Empire State College, 1974
♦Kathleen Hertha Herron, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
Susan Louise Hughes, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, 1976
Darlene Miller Kightlinger, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
Anne Marie Luddy, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
R. James Mathis, B.S., Eastern Kentucky University, 1971
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Linda Lou McClelland, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1975
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♦Sandra Lynn Mirek, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Fredonia, 1980
♦Gloria Pulford, B.A., Carlow College, 1970
♦John Howard Schllken, B.A., Gannon College, 1963
♦Joseph Albert SmialowskI, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1970
Diana Mae Snow, B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, 1977
Suzanne Florence Talak, B.S., Penn State, 1970
Joseph William Tinko, Jr., B.A., Duke University, 1971
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MASTER OF FINE ARTS - ART
♦Elaine K. Shaffer, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1977
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MASTER OF EDUCATION - SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
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♦Sandl Rai Johnston, B.S., Edinboro State College, 1975
Allan Richard Thayer, B.S. in Ed., California State College, 1974
Robert Francis Gulick, Jr., B.F.A., Edinboro State College, 1980
Stuart Duncan Johnstone, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1971
MASTER OF SCIENCE - BIOLOGY
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♦Karim A. Karam, B.D., University of Baghdad, 1975
♦Susan Rae Sapone, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1979
♦Rebecca Susan Tomikel, B.S., Penn State, 1976
MASTER OF EDUCATION
SECONDARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
Lawrence P. Baehr, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1966; M.S., SUNY at
Fredonia, 1972
James Leo Connolly, B.S., Tennesse Technological Univ., 1979
♦Rebecca Jean Crandall, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Ted Don Erlksen II, B.A., Michigan State College, 1976
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♦Patricia Michelle Flanagan, B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1976
Jane Anne Fruechtel, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1978
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♦Laura Clancy Strle, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1973
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Mary Ellen Armbruster, B.S., University of Rochester, 1974
Mary Clair McCaffrey Kavoosi, B.S. in Nursing, Northern Illinois University,
1967
Sally Ann Levis, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1964
Nancy Simpson Marts, B.S.N., University of Pittsburgh, 1952
Veronica Anne Pollus, B.S., Carlow College, 1977
Elaine Marie Resler, B.S.N., Univ. of Virginia, 1972
♦Linda Lou Wright RIesdorph, B.S., Villa Maria College, 1977
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Alice Barbara Ryan, B.S., Villa Marla College, 1970
Sharon Pearl Shipton, B.S.N., Slippery Rock State College, 1976
* Edith MacMartin Snell, B.S. in Nursing, Villa Maria College, 1977
Sharon Lee Strang, B.S.N., Duquesne University, 1976
Susan Kalkhof Vltron, B.S.N., Penn State, 1971
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
HONORS GROUP
This group includes those degree candidates who have earned at least sixty-four credits as
undergraduate students of Edinboro State College 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
A 36-hour post-master degree certification program
John August Calderone, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1970; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1971
jean Ann Dickson, B.A., Sterling College, 1976; M.Ed., Edinboro State College,
1980
Joyce Annette Eccles, B.S. in Ed., Edinboro State College, 1972; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1975
Stanley GajewskI, Jr., B.A., Mercyhurst College, 1978; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1980
* Dixie L. Goodman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1977; M.A., Edinboro State
College, 1979
* Barbara Jean Kemnec, B.S. In Ed., Edinboro State College, 1963; M.Ed., Edinboro
State College, 1968; M.Ed., Edinboro State College, 1976
Richard David Lansberry, B.A., SUNY at Plattsburg, 1977; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1980
♦David Rapp Peterson, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1975; M.A., Duquesne
University, 1979; M.Ed., Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Gregory Pickens, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1971; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1978
Randy Rebman, B.A., Edinboro State College, 1980; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1981
Carl Joseph Scarpino, B.S. in Ed., SUNY at Geneseo, 1967; M.Ed., Edinboro State
College, 1971
Deborah Jean Whisler, B.S., Univ. Pittsburgh at Johnstown, 1978; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1980
♦Joanne M. Tomcho, B.S. in Art Ed., Edinboro State College, 1979; M.Ed.,
Edinboro State College, 1981
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Elizabeth Ann Bergman
Carolyn Brothers
Mary Ann Brothers
Mary Louise Lennon Bourne
Nancy Lynn Davis
Nancy DiCarlo
Susan DiCarlo
Kathryn Eisenman Eisert
Laurie Fargo
Jean Elizabeth Gardiner
David William Healey
Thomas Theodore Johnson
Kathleen Joy
Michael W. Kuczaj
Cynthia Susan Lewis
Heidi Wolfgang Linebach
Jean Elaine Maust
Vicki Diane McCracken
K. B. Lalitha Nair
David Warren Remington
Helen T. Schmaizried
David Sherwood Warner
Wanda Wise
Margaret Pintea Zack
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Carolyn Tracy Bosch
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Kathleen Ann Dorr
Amy Jane Eakin
Sabina Cravotta Esper
Debra Kay Fertig
Deanna Lynn Gamble
Nancy Helene Golembeski
Heidi Sue Haft
Kimberly A. Hitchcock
Martin William Kalish
Jodi Kobus
Denise Helen Kochanczyk
Laura Beth Marchione
William Allen Matuscak
Douglas Edward McHugh
Jerome Andrew Michak
Lila G. Mitchell
Mark Bernard Muchow
Michele Muller
Eleanor Myers
Darla Jean Neuberger
James Patrick Persons
Donna Elizabeth Ray
Patricia Louise Rich
Thomas Eugene Rogowski
Robert Rudisin
Leslie Rutherford
Elaine Semenoff
Joyce Anne Simon
Paula Marie Sirianni
Kim Michele Smith
David W. Szymanski
Michael Francis Turner
Jeffrey Neal Wagner
James L. Wentworth
Julie Gayle Wheeler
Daniel Yazvac
Thomas Arthur Yusavage
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ART EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - ANESTHESIA
♦Geraldine Eileen Kiernan
♦David J. Knight
♦Gail Marie Kraus - Cum Laude
♦Barry H. Latimer
♦Ross Mayo
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♦Scott Coleman Smith - Cum Laude
♦Coleen Louise Versace
♦Julie Gayle Wheeler - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - COMPUTER SCIENCE
♦Gareth J. Anderson
♦Raynald Lee Boutwell
Richard A. Burnett
♦William John Donahue III
William Joseph Garvey
Dennis Timothy Gustafson
Debra Lee Harkless
♦Randy Lynn House
♦Michael McCarl
Vicki Diane McCracken - Summa Cum Laude
Dennis Jay McVehil
♦Sandra J. Nlland
Anthony Oberley
Michael Robert Pitcairn
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♦Donald Edward Rickerson, Jr.
♦Nancy Ann Rollinson
Gary Michael Schifano
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James R. Skalko
Richard H. Speakman
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♦Carolyn Brothers - Summa Cum Laude
♦Ann Louise Marsh
♦Cynthia Ann Kingston
Christopher A. Munson
♦Kathleen Joan Rethage
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Lisa Jane Beegle
Beverly Diane Bonetti - Cum Laude
♦♦James Bongartz
Brenda Lea Brawley - Magna Cum Laude
Jeanine Marie Brozek
Lynn Louise Crossman
Kim Ann DiBiase
Janine Susan Ewart
Laurie Fargo - Summa Cum Laud^l yyj; d
Susan Marie Fisher
Valerie Anne Geary
♦Barbara Frantz Keim
♦Linda Jean Keiper
♦Teresa Ann Kenyon - Cum Laude
♦Barbara Ann Kraynie
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Lisa Ann Mclndoe
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Elizabeth Linda Nobile
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Barbara Ann Pastorik
Mark Edward Pitiuga
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Susan Power
♦Samuel Timothy Rodriquez
Becky L. Schenk
Joanne M. Stack
Linda Ann Staeble
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Paula Renee Sweet
Carol Ann Thayer
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Dianna Marie Wallace - Cum Laude i;v
♦Janice Kay Williams
♦Joan Zysling - Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - COMMUNICATION/SENSORY DISORDERS
Michelle R. Borro
Mary Bowman
Melanie Beth Bowser - Cum Laude
Linda Marie Collins - Cum Laude
Patricia Elizabeth Diebold
Leslie Ruth Flippo
♦Timothy Garland
Scott Austin Hale
♦John Hill
Cathy Jean Kash
Mary Elizabeth Martin
♦Mary Linda McCombs
Karen J. Palmer
Patricia Raykovics
Lynne Marie Shaffer
Roy Shinn, Jr.
Donald H. Sineway, Jr.
Suzanne Sullivan
Carrie Ann Waisley
Margaret Mary Whitford
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
*Bobbie A. Anderson - Cum Laude
Ruth Anne Jackard
Craig Eugene Ausel
♦Kathleen Joy - Summa Cum Laude
Theresa Lynn Babbitt - Cum Laude
Constance Marie Kalkhof
Sheila Mary Bach
♦Richard A. Killian, Jr.
Donna Marie Belcastro
♦Denise Helen Kochanczyk - Magna Cum Laude
Elizabeth Ann Bergman - Summa Cum Laude Gina Marie Loiacona
Scott Robert Blume
KImber Lee Lowing
Carolyn Tracy Bosch - Magna Cum Laude
♦Brenda Kay Lucas - Cum Laude
Stephanie Ann Braymer
♦Shawn Karney McBride
♦Mary Ann Brothers - Summa Cum Laude
♦Sandra Kay McCray
Elaine Marie Brown - Cum Laude
Tamara R. Minns
Lori Brown - Magna Cum Laude
♦Darla Jean Neuberger - Magna Cum Laude
Anita Marie Butterworth
Constance Ann Newman
Jennifer Lynn Caro - Magna Cum Laude
Kathleen Sue Nipps
Martha Marie Carone
♦Idella M. Paden
♦Edward Joseph Currie
Michele R. Pagna
Linda Joy Daneker - Cum Laude
Becky L. Passmore
Joleen Ann Davido - Cum Laude
Christine Ann Payne
♦Dawn Marie Derks
Kimberly Anne Pepper
♦Nancy DiCarlo - Summa 'Cum Laude
Donna Elizabeth Ray - Magna Cum Laude
Christa Ann Dietz
David Edward Rocca
Rebecca S. Ditoro
Julie Ann Rodebaugh
Reginald Joseph Early
♦Brenda Rudler
♦Sabina Cravotta Esper - Magna Cum Laude
♦Kimberly F. Schrepfer - Cum Laude
Jeffrey Raymond Floch
Paula Marie Sirlanni - Magna Cum Laude
Carol A. Francisco
Diana Southworth
♦Cheryl Rose Frasca
♦Karen Sindlinger Sutliff
Linda L. Greenawait
Diane Marie Szczesny
Marilyn Joan Thomas
Lori Lynn Grucza
Debra Ann Thoms
Tracey Ann Harvey
Marilee Terese Hoffman
♦Thomas David Timashenka
Tracy Ann Hudak
Lisa Elaine VanKirk
Freida Alyce Hulzar
♦Kathy Wallace
James Franklin Huston, Jr.
Jackie Dean Weyant II
♦Gemma Anna lannessa
♦Elizabeth Seidel Whitney
Lisa Kay Cook
♦Gloria Glendinning
♦Kathleen Guthrie
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - MENTALLY/PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
Theresa Ann McChesney
Bradley Gerard Adams
Ronald Joseph McLaughlin
Ralnell Adams
Molly Ann McMahon - Cum Laude
♦Marybeth Novich Beck
♦Judith Ann Miaczynski
♦Deborah Ann Boyd
Elizabeth Diann Moynihan
Mary Darlene Calderone
Patricia A. Osterberg
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Kathleen Carlson
♦Christine Ann Payne
Julie Kathleen Cole - Cum Laude
Barbara Ann DiRenzo
♦Amy Pepper
♦Valerie Peterson
♦BobbI Ann Dockter
Renee Adrienne Fagan
Nancy Louise Price
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Jean Elizabeth Gardiner ■ Summa Cum Laude Wendy Leigh Smith
♦William E. Soulliard
♦Kathy Gearhart
Dianne Carol Stauffer
♦Donna Marie Graeser
Mary Ann Stepak
Terri Lee Higgins
Susan Florence Toboz
Amy Lynn Hollingsworth
Steven G. Wecker
Kathryn Marie Keegan
Bernadette C. Wilson
Lisa Kosanovich
Kathleen Ann Wilson
Kathleen Hartleb Lindell
♦Wanda Wise - Summa Cum Laude
♦Linda S. Mallit
♦Cynthia Lee Wood
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION > MUSIC
Timothy A. Baacke
♦David P. Barker
♦Janet Ann Birckbichler
♦Joseph Robert Braeger
♦Richard Alan Briglia
♦Kenneth Robert Brooks
Sally Ann Campbell
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Joanie Elizabeth Bardroff
Leslie Jean Bier
Brenda Lee Carpenter
Keith B. Carraghan
Duane Phillip Churma
Douglas Walter Deshazer
♦Mark James Egan
♦Leotha Fleming, Jr.
Clifford Hagen
Wanda Jean Hartzell
♦Sarah Jean Huston - Cum Laude
Richard Louis Koschar, Jr.
Lori Michelle Lee
♦Christopher John McCleary
Nancy Ann Mihalov
Louis John Murphy
Helen T. Schmaizried - Summa Cum Laude
ChrlstI Lane Schroeder
William James Snyder, Jr.
Randall Leigh Sovisky
♦♦Alan Staub
James Patrick Weido
Kym Weitzel
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Suzanne Marie Durian
Nancy Helene Golembeski - Magna Cum Laude
♦Patricia Louise Kearns
Patricia Ann Ladley
Shirley Jo Murdick
Patrick Charles Ross
♦Patricia Ann Schubert
Kim Michele Smith - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SCHOOL DENTAL HYGENIST
Colleen Bridget Capatch
Karen Schirmer
Kristen Lee Vanner
Laurie Ann Ward
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY CHEMISTRY
Dennis S. Dalsass
♦Robert Paul Lundin
♦John Thomas PeronI
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY EARTH SCIENCE
*Gretchen Joan Hines
Barbara Jean Petrush
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY ENGLISH
William Brett Haney
Eileen Leslie Kinner
Jean Elaine Maust - Summa Cum Laude
Lila G. Mitchell - Magna Cum Laude
Nancy Lee Russell
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY MATHEMATICS
*Dale Edwin Henderson
James L. Wentworth - Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES
Jeffrey Wayne Blystone
Cynthia Lynn Jones
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION - SECONDAY SPANISH
*Marie Theresa Fox
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
Kathy Louise Anderson
Debra Jean Armour
Karen Lynn Baker
Judith Frances Bauer
Elizabeth Anne Berner
Michele Helene Damon
Kathy E. Diener
Amy Jane Eakin - Magna Cum Laude
Elizabeth Ann Erickson - Cum Laude
Roxanna Gisoni - Cum Laude
Susan Frances Gorbatoff - Cum Laude
Ann C. Guspan
Mary Lynn Harwood
Christina Marie Juliano
Sharon Annette Kaminski
Christine Marie Kati
Debra L. Kolsun
Carol Jean Lloyd
♦♦Kimberly Lowing
Laura Beth Marchlone - Magna Cum Laude
Kelly Ann
Kathy Louise Nobles
Jo Ann Marie Planey
Jane Marie Rayburg - Cum Laude
Amy Sue Rhodes
Rebecca Ann Romba
Marci Ellen Rudolph
Kathryn Marie Rugala
Kim Jean Sauceman
Katherine Sentak
James S. Sergi
Rebecca Sue Smith
Susan Kay Smith
Elizabeth Louise Smorada
Jill Marie Sonnenberg
Marcia Jean Spacht
Marion Rose Stefanek
Laura Louise Stratton - Cum Laude
Ann Frances Van Dyke
Nancy Ann Viziola
Pamela Sue Yeager
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Debora Diane Donatelli
James Edward Harpster
David A. NIchol
Leslie Sue Yanacek
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS - HUMAN SERVICES
Mary Jo Hetrick
Lynne Nadine Holmes
♦Nancy Jean Hughes
Myra Ann Levine
Carole Rae Moore
♦Gregory Allan Munch
♦Eleanor R. Myers - Magna Cum Laude
Andrea Ann Print
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - COMPUTER INFORMATION PROCESSING
Joseph Robert McCormick
Thomas Mark Beith
Jerome Andrew Michak - Magna Cum Laude
David Blankenship
♦K. B. Lalitha Nair - Summa Cum Laude
Kris Joseph Blumish
Dai Phuoc Nguyen
Diana Lynn Bole - Cum Laude
Margaret Mary Roberts
Marcella Trainor Chambers
Joyce Diane Ross
♦Linda Louise Cook
Ardalan Sadeghi-Azarbayjani
♦Erica Dahikemper
Juanita H. Sandusky - Cum Laude
♦Susan Kay DICarlo - Summa Cum Laude
♦Elaine Semenoff - Magna Cum Laude
♦Lori Lynne Dudenhaver
♦Christine Marie Smith
Eric Bryan Ek
♦Jeri R. Smith
Heidi Sue Haft - Magna Cum Laude
Lora Jean Stoddard
♦Terence C. Henretta
Carol Lynn Tavakoli
♦Roach Hewitt
♦Thomas Theodore Johnson - Summa Cum Laude Debora Kay Thompson
Larry Allan Vogel
Terry J. Kohler, Sr.
♦Jeffrey Neal Wagner - Magna Cum Laude
Michael W. Kuczaj - Summa Cum Laude
♦Thomas Arthur Yusavage - Magna Cum Laude
David Michael LImrIck
Joseph Zalik - Magna Cum Laude
Michael W. McCarthy
Toni Marie Zuccaro
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Karen Arlene Calabrese
Richard William Chernicky
Rebecca Lynne Donaldson
Gary Allen Drown
Denise Dylewski
Susan Patrick
♦Randolph Karl Schneider
Matthew Denton Sopher
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
Aleda Anne Bass
Lori Alayne Schneider
Philip Laskey Scovil
Lee Ann Winkibauer
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - PRE-SCHOOL
Elaine C. Schmidt - Cum Laude
Diana Mae Southworth
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE - SECRETARIAL SCIENCE
♦Lois R. Hayes
♦Charlene Jean Margetiak
♦Students who completed degree requirements during Summer or December, 1981
♦♦Students who will complete degrees requirements during Summer, 1982
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UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE AWARDS
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega
Alumni Scholarship
An-Sik Min Economics Scholarship
Robert J. Byers, MD Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Dr. Francis Johnson Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Mary Rose Ditz Award
Behavioral Science Award - The Dr. John S. Schell Award
C. Wilbur & Mabel Cassidy Billings Mathematics
Education Scholarship
Black Student Scholarship
Organization of Boro Women Scholarship
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Business and Accounting Club Service Award
Dorothy Clifford Memorial Scholarship
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Erie Engineering Societies Council Scholarship
Erie Engineering Societies Council Scholarship
FInegan Award
Mildred Forness Library Scholarship
Gamma Sigma Sigma Scholarship
Anna Kelso Gray
Health and Physical Education Scholarship
John "Butch" McBride Scholarship
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Music Department Scholarship
PI CPA Award
Helen Sabin Reed Elementary Education
Georg Friedrich Sauer Prize
VanLaningham Scholarship
Vlahakis Scholarship
Weller Award
Russell Wood Accounting Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Keven Burkhardt
Michael Brown
Lisa Eury
Timothy Stambaugh
Barry Latimer
Melanie Bowser
Wendy Smith
Margaret Zack
Elizabeth Rentschler
Mark Chapman
Michelle Taylor
Sharon Sheridan
Edmund Lada
Cynthia Anderson
Thomas Suhy
Darryl Coveleski
Darla Kline
Anne Terry
Michael Brown
Helen Schmaizrled
James Abraham
Anthony DeMarco
Michelle Taylor
Vicki McCracken
Martha Carone
Delight Bennett
Bonnie Hackett
Kevin Hool
Heidi Linebach
Denise Maloney
ALPHA PHI OMEGA SCHOLARSHIP
This fund provides two annual scholarships which are available to two freshmen who are
former Boy Scouts of America. The awards are funded by the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. The
criteria for selection is active Boy Scout involvement, high class standing and S.A.T. scores. The
scholarships are worth $500 each for one year. Financial need is not a factor.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS
Five $300 scholarships are available for four consecutive years to an outstanding high
school senior enrolling in one of the selected schools of study at Edinboro State College.
Selection criteria include academic major, high school records and student involvement in
school activities. The student must maintain an overall 3.00 Q.P.A. Financial need may be a
factor. This fund is supported by the Alumni Association of Edinboro State College.
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AMERICAN STERILIZER FOUNDERS MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIPS
The American Sterilizer Founders Honors Scholarships are awarded to two Erie County
Honors Program participants. Selection is based upon S.A.T. scores, class rank, high school
achievements and recommendations. The scholarships are worth $600 per year. These
scholarships are made available by the American Sterilizer Company of Erie, Pennsylvania.
Please refer to the Honors section for specific information on this program. This award varies
from year to year.
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AN-SIK MIN ECONOMICS SCHOLARSHIP
One $300 annual award will be 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. Financial need may be a factor in the selection process.
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ANONYMOUS FACULTY DONOR AWARD
This $250 award is for an incoming freshman who has above 1100 on the S.A.T. and who
comes from a family who can demonstrate need.
PROGRAM OF HONORS
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES FUND SCHOLARSHIPS
American Sterilizer Founders Memorial Scholarship
American Sterilizer Founders Memorial Scholarship
Honors Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
Honors Upperclassmen Scholarship
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Marine Bank
Student Services, Inc.
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Kevin Burkhardt
Karl Siwiecki
Brenda Roland
Patricia Gillette
Beth Hricik
Mary L. Lennon Bourne
Delight Bennett
Rebecca RIehm
Jamie Witherell
Jacqueline Jones
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Christine Carpenter
Brian Sharick
Six $50 scholarships are available for incoming freshmen and upperclassmen majoring in
Communication and Sensory Disorders, Psychology or Special Education. Financial need Is not
a factor. This scholarship Is supported by the Behavioral Sciences Fund established by Dr.
Ralph Ackerman and his wife.
ROBERT J. BYERS, MD AWARD
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The School of Anesthesia at Hamot Medical Center in Erie, with help from its alumni and
friends, has recently instituted the Robert J. Byers, MD Award, to be given to the Edinboro
student who has the highest academic standing in anatomy and physiology. Dr. Byers served as
the first chairman of the Anesthesiology Department at Hamot from 1959 to 1978, retiring after
23 years of service
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C. WILBUR AND MABEL CASSIDY BILLINGS
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
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. Financial need Is
a minor factor.
ERIE ENGINEERING SOCIETIES COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
The Erie Engineering Societies Council provides one annual scholarship to any under
graduate who has an outstanding high school academic record and has enrolled in the
Engineering or Science program at Edinboro State College. Financial need may be a factor In
selection.
JACK FINEGAN AWARD
ORGANIZATION OF BORO WOMEN SCHOLARSHIP
The organization of Boro Women presents an annual award of $100 to an Incoming
freshmen from General McLane High School who has shown superior high school academic
achievement. Selection criteria for this scholarship includes review of high school records,
S.A.T. scores and references. Financial need is also a factor.
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING CLUB SERVICE AWARD
The Business and Accounting Club has established a $100 annual award to be given to any
person selected by the officers and advisor of the club. The award is based on contribution to
the club. Financial need Is not a factor.
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. Financial need is not a factor. This
award Is funded by the parents of Jack Finegan.
MILDRED FORNESS LIBRARY SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
The Mildred Forness Library Science Scholarship provides a $200 award to an incoming
freshman who has shown high academic achievement In high school and plans to major in
LIbray Science. The Scholarship Is in honor of Mildred Forness who from 1922 to 1969 was a
librarian at Edinboro State College. The college library is named in her honor. Financial need is
a factor in selection.
DOROTHY CLIFFORD MEMORIAL AWARD
This award Is given to a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the theatre
at Edinboro State College. Financial need is not a factor. This fund is supported by funds from
the Theatre Arts Department. This award varies from year to year.
GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA FRESHMAN WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP
Gamma Sigma Sigma has established a $100 annual scholarship to be given to a freshman
woman who has completed one semester of coursework with a 3.30 or greater quality point
average. Financial need and human service Involvement are factors in the selection process.
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. Financial need is not a factor.
The student will receive the award based on outstanding performance in voice or instrumental
music at a competitive audition.
DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS SCHOLARSHIPS
The Dollars for Scholars Program has designated monies pledged from Edinboro State
College employees, through payroll deductions, to be used as scholarships for both those high
school students and those Edinboro students who qualify for admission to our All-College
Honors Program. Please refer to the Honors section for specific Information on this program.
ANNA KELSO GRAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Anna Kelso Gray Memorial Scholarship provides $300 to an incoming freshman at
Edinboro State College who has demonstrated outstanding high school academic achieve
ment. Financial need is a consideration in selection. Funds for this scholarship are from the
estate of Marion D. Isaacs in memory of Anna Kelso Gray.
CURLY HALMI MEMORIAL ATHELTIC SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established in memory of Curly Halmi, a long time Edinboro
resident, merchant, and supporter of Edinboro State College athletic programs. Funding will
be utilized to provide aid to Edinboro State College athletes.
AIME’ H. DOUCETTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Aime' H. Doucette Memorial Scholarship Is awarded on an annual basis In the amount of
$100 to a third year student at Edinboro State College who has demonstrated exceptional
performance In the fields of jewelry, communications, graphic arts or art education. The
scholarship Is sponsored by family and friends of Aime' H. Doucette, a long time member of
the Art Department at Edinboro State College. Financial need does not apply.
FRANK HAWTHORNE SCHOLARSHIP
Mr. Frank Hawthorne (E.S.C. class of 1936) has established a fund from which one annual
scholarship of $500 will be given to a student in the area of Mathematics and Computer
Science. The stipulations on the scholarship are not finalized.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
LOIS CALDWELL NORTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The recipient of this $100 scholarship is a Health and Physical Education major who has
been in the program for at least one semester, and who demonstrates above average academic
qualifications. The award is based on contributions from the Health and Physical Education
Department faculty, boosters. Student Fair receipts, and other sources. Financial need is not a
factor.
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
State College. Awards are also based on class rank and financial need. 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, Pa.
MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Mathematics Education Scholarship provides $100 per year to an incoming freshman
who has demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and has enrolled In the Bachelor of
Science in Education program at Edinboro State College with an area of certification In
Secondary Mathematics. The Edinboro State College Mathematics and Computer Science
Department sponsors this scholarship. Financial need is not a factor.
PICPA AWARD
The Pa. Institute of Certified Public Accountants has established an annual award to a
graduating senior in accounting. The recipient is selected by the faculty of the Department of
Economics and Business on the basis of academic achievement.
MICHAEL McATEE RAMSAY MEMORIAL FUND
JOHN *'BUTCH” McBride memorial scholarship
The McBride Memorial Scholarship presents an annual award of $300 to any student
athlete who has shown outstanding achievement in a varsity sport as well as high academic
performance. Financial 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.
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.
This fund has been established in memory of Michael Ramsay, a student at Edinboro State
College in 1978. Although the details of this fund have not been finalized, there are two
purposes for the fund. One short term purpose is to use the Interest from the fund to provide
an annual award for an outstanding junior in the Geology Department. A long term goal is to
accumulate sufficient principal to use an an annual award to help defray the Field Camp
expenses of a deserving Earth Science student.
HELEN SABIN REED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FOR AN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR
One annual award of $600 is given to a student who has demonstrated outstanding
academic achievement In the field of elementary education with a concentration in reading.
Financial need may also be a factor considered in awarding the scholarship. Helen Sabin Reed
received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Edinboro State College. This
scholarship was established by Mrs, Theo S. Meyer, Erie, Pa.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP
The Music Department has made available a $200 scholarship to an incoming freshman
who shows some type of superior musical talent. Funds are provided by music faculty, students
and alumni. Financial need is not a factor.
NEWCOMBE FOUNDATION GRANTS
GEORG FRIEDRICH SAUER PRIZE
This prize In the amount of $100 per year will be presented during the Honors
Convocation each may 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.
Several awards are granted to academically capable undergraduate and graduate students
who are physically disabled and demonstrate financial need. The grant awards are to help
students satisfy special expenses related to their handicap that are not covered 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 State College. 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.
The Board of Student Services, Inc. of Edinboro State College has established
grants/scholarships in the following areas: athletics, honors, leadership and general scholar
ships. Financial need may be a factor in the selection process. Please refer to the Honors
section for specific information on this program.
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STUDENT SERVICES, INC. SCHOLARSHIP
PHYLLIS DISEK STURM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Edinboro State College English Department and the friends and associates of Dr.
Ralph Sturm have established a memorial in honor of Phyllis Disek Sturm. Each year a $100
scholarship is awarded to an incoming freshman English major who has shown outstanding
high school academic achievement. Financial need may be a factor.
LELAND W. VanLANINGHAM EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
The Leland W. VanLaningham Education Scholarship is presented to an incoming
freshman 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 quality point average.
Financial need is also considered in the selection of the recipient. This scholarship is in honor
of Professor L. W. VanLaningham who served Edinboro State College from 1949 until 1%7.
VLAHAKIS CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP
A $300 scholarship is presented annually to a student majoring or planning to major in
chemistry at Edinboro State College. While financial need may be considered, academic
achievement is the critical factor in choosing the recipient. The award was established by Mrs.
Thekla Vlahakis of Pittsburgh, in memory of her late husband, George K. Vlahakis and two
sons, Walter and William.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HONOR STUDENTS
The Edinboro Program of Honors Studies Is designed to provide recognition and enriched
learning opportunities for academically gifted students. Outstanding undergraduates are
assisted in striving for academic excellence in their majors and In related studies as well. They
will pursue studies of a more advanced nature than those encountered by other under
graduates. Honor studies frequently Involve Investigations of a critical and analytical nature
which enhance the student's ability to organize information, ask significant questions, and
carry out Independent inquiries. As students pursue the program, they are encouraged to take
on increasing responsibilities for their own learning.
PRESIDENTIAL HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to one entering freshman with combined S.A.T. scores of 1200 or better who will
participate In the Program of Honors Studies. Other selection criteria include class rank,
accomplishments, and teacher recommendations. The scholarship is worth $300 a semester for
the first two semesters. This scholarship is given by the Dollars for Honors Fund which is based
on contributions from college faculty and staff through payroll deductions.
FRESHMAN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to entering freshmen with combined S.A.T. scores over 1050. Selection is based
upon S.A.T. scores, class rank, achievements and recommendations of teachers. The
scholarship is worth $200 for each of the first two semester. This scholarship is given by the
Dollars for Honors Fund which is based on contributions from college faculty and staff through
payroll deduction.
DEAN RICHARD I. WELLER AWARD
The Dean Richard I. Weller Award provides a $50 savings bond to an outstanding Health
Science student at Edinboro State College, Awards are based on academic standing. This award
was established by the Lake Area Health and Education Center and Richard I. Weller, former
Dean of Sciences and Mathematics from 1970 to 1980.
HONORS UPPERCLASSMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded to upperclassmen who are active participants in the Program of Honors Studies
and have earned at least six honors credits. Awards of $100 are made for one semester at a time.
The selection criteria includes number of honors hours earned, Q.P.A. and recommendations
of professors. This scholarship is given by the Dollars for Honors Fund which is based on
contributions from college faculty and staff through payroll deductions.
RUSSELL M. WOOD ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENT SERVICES, INC. HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
The Russell M. Wood Accounting Scholarship provides $250 annually to a high school
student of high academic achievement who enters Edinboro State College to study
accounting. The award will be paid for a four year period If the recipient maintains a 3.00
average. Financial need is a factor in the selection process. This scholarship is In honor of
Russell M. Wood, retired Edinboro State College accountant.
Awarded to students based upon participation In the Honors Program, S.A.T. scores, class
rank, achievements and recommendations. The scholarship value varies from year to year.
MARINE BANK HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to an incoming freshman who is accepted into the All-College Honors Program.
The award is for $500 for two semesters. This scholarship Is made available by the Marine Bank.
AMERICAN STERILIZER FOUNDERS HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded to two Erie County Honors Program participants. Selection is based upon S.A.T.
scores, class rank, achievements and recommendations. The scholarship is worth $600 per
year. This scholarship is made available by the American Sterilizer Company of Erie, Pa.
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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
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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.
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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
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tassel for the doctor's mortarboard is of gold thread. Undergraduates wear the tassel on the
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time between the end of classes, review of ail academic programs, delays caused by such
factors as illness of some students and evaluation by the Office of Academic Affairs, the
College 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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