18-The Highacres Collegian, May 17, 1977
AWARDS PRESENTED
AT BANQUET
Continued from page 12
"Teacher oi the Year."
Ronald C. Drum presen
ted this award to Mr.
M. Leonard Shaevel.
Dean Joseph L.
McCallus, Dean of Stu
dent Affairs presented
the Eric A. and
Josenhine Walker Award
to Ronald C. Drum.
This year's Facul
ty Chairman, Mr. Joseph
Boyle presented aca
demic honor award*, to
nine students. The
winner in the science
C* 1
category was Douglas
C. Bozung and in the
engineering category
Anthony F. DeFina re- '
ceived the award. Greg
I’. Slusser was the win
ner of the Business-Ad
min ist ration-Agrirul
tore Award and Sharon
Kelly won the Education-
Health, Physical Educa
tion Award.
Boyle presented
Rose Marie Seal iso with
"The Professor Andrew
K; I !<-> Aw,, -.1 of thi*
Liberal Arts," an award
which was presented for
the first time at this
year's banquet.
The award for the
outstanding Business
student in the Associate
Degree Program was pre
sented to Joseph Mark
Krushka. Richard W.
Pecile was the recipient
of the award for the
outstanding Engineering
student in the Associate
Degree Program. The
winner of the Evan
Johnson Math Award was
Douglas C. Bozung.
The winners of
the "Faculty Academic
Achievement and Leader
ship Award" were Rose
Ann Davidick in the
Associate Degree Pro
gram and Raymond J.
Kissner and John A.
Page in the Baccalau
reate Program.
The Parnassus
Awards were presented
by Dr. William J.
David, Campus Director.
The winner of this award
in the sophomore cate
gory was Ronald C. Drum*
in the freshman category
Mark Dworsky was the
recipient.
Cli:;*ug the program
was the swearing-in cer
emony for 1977-78 S.C.A.
President Nancy Klotsko.
Klotsko was sworn in by
76-77 R.G.A. President
Ronald C. Drum.
Following the pro-
gram, guests danced to
the music of the band
"Four Way Street."
Congratulations Graduates!!
What’s
Happening
continued from page 19
Graduation exercises
will be held on May 27
at 7 P.M. for Associate
Degree students. Candi
dates should arrive no
later than 6:30 P.M. at
the game room of the Com
mons Building for robing,
last minute instructions,
and assembly for the Pro-
cessional.
The Graduation Pro
cessional will be led by
Mr. Jennings B. Knoebel,
Faculty Graduation Mar
shall. Faculty members,
staff, and the Director's
party will follow the
degree candidates in the
Processional
A wreath laying
ceremony was held on the
main lawn in commemora
tion of the deaths of
four Kent State students
on May 4.
CAMPUS
RENOVATIONS
Continued from page 9
Jeparfi'.eht. The ottice
to 'e used by faculty
and administration will
be equipped with the
latest office equip
ment and will be manned
by clerical personnel.