Graduation bane
The
Richard Paul Hood
Richard Rockwood Kocher
William Joseph Kronstain-D
Richard John Lillie
Bruce Edward Longenecker
Earl D. Lucas
John Mannen Mailleue, Jr.
John Joseph Michalyshn-D.
Lawrence John Morris
Ralph Frederick Munz-H.D.t
James Andrew Niznik-H.D.t
Thomas Edward Petrilla
Robert Herman Semmel
James Edwin Shoenberger
Jerome John Szostek
Glenn R. Tyson-D.
Malcolm Scott White
David Lee Wozniak
Transportation Engineering
Kenneth Leroy Bolig
Robert Eugene Dudash-H.D.f
William Bernard Goman, Jr.
Dennis Issac Heck-D.
Gary Alan Mosteller-H.D.
David Anthony Oliver
Will,iam Alan Patrick
Peter Jay Sarmonis
George Raymond Stemple, Jr.
Michael Joseph Zezeski
Water Resources Engineering
George Joseph Abby
Charles Lawrence Bosnjak
Leo Norman Carr
Charles Harry Culton
Wayne Alan DeVan
Clause Theodore Fasting
Patrick Thomas Ferko
George Randall Hart
Peter John Malanchuk
Daniel Thomas Petrowski
David Paul Polovick
John Larry Shambaugh
William David Shrader
John Randall Stallsmith
Richard James Stepanski
Thomas Elwood Zellner-H.D.
Mechanical Design Engineering Richard Lawrence Keesey, B.S
David Edward Bednar Elizabethtown College
Stephen John Bennett ■■'*■***** *-*•.-***»-- -
Ernst Michael Binder-D. Barry Aden Maddox, B.S.
Wesley Scott Bloom The Pennsylvania State University
Joseph Franklin Brown
Kenneth Lawrence Bryant
Michael Stephen Burkholder
Joseph Richard Chrin
Robert Raymond Czarnecki
Gerald James Ditto
Gene Thomas Eddy
Charles Edwin Fitz, Jr.-H.D.t
Russell George Gehris
Thomas Eugene Glass-D.
Wayne Mitchell Greer
Henry Mann Gung
Ronald Louis Kivak
Robert Charles Kuhn
Raymond Francis McCall. Jr.
William Frank McKee
Jerry Jonathan Metzgar
Robert Francis Shipe, Jr.
Robert Thomas Steiff
Kenneth Charles Sweigart
Thomas Charles Tansits
Robert Joseph Trama
Gary Samuel Wachtman
ADVANCED
DEGREES
MASTER OF PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
Jonathan Luke Andrews, B.S.
Virginia Commonwealth University
Alison Faith Dunlop, B.A
Ursinus College
Francis Xavier Durkin, B.S
University of Scranton
John Albert Granger, 6th, B.A
Temple University
Allen Bruce Greenway, B.A
University of Delaware
Jon Andrew Larkin, B.A.
The Pennsylvania State University ;
M.A.T., Duquesne University
Guy Alvin Leader 111, B.S.
The Pennsylvania State University
Spring
Class of 1975, continued
MASTER OF
EDUCATION
Lorraine Marie Beshore, B.EI.Ed.
The Pennsylvania State University
Dorothy Jean Kocher, B.S.
Slippery Rock State College
Joan Kay Ruth, B.S.
The Pennsylvania State University
Linda Joy Taylor, B.S.
The Pennsylvania State University
MASTER OF ARTS IN
HUMANITIES
Edith Metzger Booser, A.B.
Lebanon Valley College
Helen Ann Goestenkors Phillips,
B.Human.
The Pennsylvania State University
Joanne Marie Sheehan Smith, B.S
University of Pittsburgh
MASTER OF
ADMINISTRATION
Martin J. Coan, B.E.
Villanova University
William Harrison Cornwell, Jr., B.S
Lehigh University
John Stanley Croxford, Dipl
Leeds Polytechnic
Brent Wood Emrick, B.Bus.
The Pennsylvania State University
John Peter Shindel Fronheiser 11, B.S
The Pennsylvania State University
Robert Joseph Galgon, B.S
Lehigh University
Bharat C. Mehta, B.S.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
William Lee Osborn, B.S.M.E
Columbia University
Donald Paul Palmer, A.B
Lafayette College
Terry LeeShettel, B.S.
The Pennsylvania State University
Earl Edward Whiskeyman, B.A
Millersville State College
Francis Louis Maccini, B.A
University of Vermont
Scott Aiken Mason, B.S
Duke University
Donald George Patcigo, B.A
Siena College
David Rodman Van Wye, B.A
Lehigh University
Judith Ann Williams, B.Human.
The Pennsylvania State University
Scott Wise, B.A.
The Pennsylvania State University
Gayle Phyllis Jacobs Yaverbaum, B.Bus
The Pennsylvania State University
MASTER OF ARTS IN
AMERICAN STUDIES
Rebecca Susan Himowitz, B.A.
University of Pennsylvania
Joanne Todd Shaub, B.S.
York College of Pennsylvania
MASTER OF
PSYCHOSOCIAL
SCIENCE
Betty Rettinger Matter, B.So.Sc.
The Pennsylvania State University
C.C. Reader
MASTER OF REGIONAL
PLANNING
Richard Anthony Cairo, B.So.Sc.
The Pennsylvania State University
Robert James Demer, A.B
York College
Ernest Kannengiesser, B.A
Long Island University
Wayne Douglass Knox, B.A
Cheyney State College
Francis P. Kulka, B.A.
Shippensburg State College
Charles Herbert Maneval 111, B.S
Elizabethtown College
Lawrence Gillis Stets, A.B
Wilkes College
Gregory Lee Webb, B.A
Findlay College
Reflections
and
from Jerry South
Graduation for the Class of 75 provides an opportunity
for reflection about past experiences. Even though it will
be some time before you can accurately gauge the value
of your experiences at Capitol, I imagine you are aware
that you have changed since coming here.
The college years are a time of value clarification and
idea formation as well as academic learning. As we’ve
shared the last two years, I’ve seen you moving through
these processes. I think the Campus environment has
stimulated much of this. Hopefully, you’ve found the
Experience here both challenging and stimulating.
Graduation also provides an opportunity to look into
the future. As you do so, the true value of your education
should become more apparent. By this I mean that you
should become more aware that you are just beginning
the task of learning. Our world is rapidly changing, and
your ability to influence the future depends, to a large
measure, on your willingness to learn from your
experiences.
Although there will be many different experiences in
your life, I would urge that you be particularly sensitive to
your relationships with other people. Ours is a society
where all people are interdependent. By being sensitive
to the impact you have on others and to the impact of
others on you, your life will be much more rewarding.
There is no question, in my mind, that the most important
contribution anyone can make is to be involved in and feel
a responsibility for the development of other poeple.
Just as you’ve done well here at Capitol I know you will
have a successful future.
Hail
to the
Graduates!
A Message
from Mr. Dressier
As you travel the highways
of this great country of ours,
you will, on occasion, see a
sign advising you to “Keep
Right.” Expanded a little,
this is what all of us should
do.s
Keep right thoughts! This
isn’t easy. There will be
many temptations to twist
those right thoughts you
have learned at home and in
school. Hopefully, you will
be able to sort out End make
Suitable judgments about
those that are right.
Keep right words! This
isn’t easy either. But it
should be a natural adjunct
to keeping right thoughts.
Translate those thoughts
into clear and concise words
that best express those
thoughts, considering their
time and place.
Keep right deeds! By your
deeds others will learn more
about you than by all your
thoughts and words. Your
deeds will set an example for
others to see, for others to
follow.
Keep right~and do some
thing with your life!
Dedicate your efforts to
those things that are right,
for such dedication brings a
satisfaction unequalled any
where.
Keep right! “Pray to God
that you may do right.”
Farewell!
George Dressier
Administrative Officer
J. South
Director of Studmft Affaire
PEge 7