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Eatagagift. CLARION CONTENTS CLARION eAtagagift. CLARION CONTENTS Features Grad for governor 23 CLARION Dr. Diane Reinhard named Marguerite "Peg" (McKenna) Luksik Clarion University Alumni Magazine President of Clarion University 3 makes a surprisingly strong bid for Volume 36, No. 2 July 1990 governor of Pennsylvania. After a nationwide search and 108 Staff applicants, a former acting president of Colleges change alignment 24 Director of Alumni and Public Affairs West Virginia University is selected to lead Clarion. Introducing the new College of Ron Wilshire '72, Editor Communication, Computer Information Writer Science and Library Science. Tom Schott Chapel named after Hart 5 Layout and Preparation The Chapel/Theatre is named after Clarion pride 26 Jeanne Vilberg Walter Hart, the former director of Sports Information Director admissions. Showing your pride. Richard P. Herman Alumni Secretary Lola Champion Alumni Honors Three 6 Clarion hosts National 27 Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs Science Olympiad Alvin Kennedy '66 The Alumni Association presents its Alumni Record- annual awards for alumni, faculty, and Campaign Chairpersons Linda Homer service. Announced 30 Alumni Board of Directors Measuring our success 8 Two Clarion alumni will lead the 1990-91 alumni annual campaign. 1989-90 Dr. Charles Leach takes a look at our Tom Steiner '73, President students and graduates during his year David Bevevino '77 t Departments I as interim president. Janis Cicero '72 Richard Cook '78 Sports 29 Joe Dombrock '84 President for a day 10 Joyce Fosdick '74 Swimmers face a challenging season of Chuck Matsko '70 A freshman wins a chance to be change. Terrance Pierucci '79 president for a day. Dale Richards '64 Class Updates 14 Kass Verne '79 Angle wins national title 11 Clarion alumni continue to be a busy Mary Jane Wilshire '57 group and some of their accomplish­ Josephine Zuck '75 Wrestler Kurt Angle regains a national ments are highlighted. Ron Wilshire '72, Executive Director title for Clarion. Cover University Administration Sports Hall of Fame 12 President Diane Reinhard photograph President The second annual Sports Hall of Fame by Barb Hartle of New Creations Dr. Diane Reinhard inducts five sports greats from Clarion's Photography of Clarion. Cover design Interim Provost and Academic V.P. past. by Mary Root Weyer. Dr. Helen Lepke Vice President for Administration Mr. Robert E. Crawford The Clarion University Alumni Magazine is published four times a year by the Clarion University Vice President for Development Alumni Association at 974 East Wood Street, Clarion, PA 16214. Third Class postage paid in Mr. Jack N. Blaine Clarion, PA-UPS Permit No. 117. Comments and information updates should be sent to: Alumni Vice President for Student Affairs Affairs, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA 16214. (814) 226-2334, Fax (814) 226- 2082. Clarion University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity educational institution. Dr. George Curtis Clarion University of Pennsylvania is a member of the State System of Higher Education. Dr. Diane Reinhard named new President Dr. Diane L. Reinhard became the 14th president of Clarion University on June 1, 1990. Formerly dean of the Col­ lege of Human Resources and Education at West Virginia University, Reinhard was appointed president by the State System of Higher Education Board of Governors at a meeting on April 19. She also served as acting president of West Virginia University from July 1985 through April 1986. "I think the future of Clarion Univer­ sity is very bright," said the new president. "I look forward to working with every­ one." As dean, Reinhard has been respon­ sible for the academic and fiscal manage­ ment of one of the largest colleges at West Virginia, enrolling over 3,000 students in undergraduate and graduate programs. She Dr. Reinhard addresses a press conference after her introduction to the Clarion community. oversaw several program areas including counseling, elementary and secondary edu­ and the Council of Trustees are commended said Reinhard. "Ultimately, though, the cation, education administration, educa­ for their dedicated work throughout the na­ legacy that any president strives for is to tional psychology, special education, tional search." advance the mission of the university and speech pathology/audiology, and technol­ During an extensive search process, to enhance the quality of daily life for all ogy education. Reinhard became familiar with Clarion. "I members of the academic community." "I think my style is one of facilitation know that when I came on campus and Reinhard holds a bachelor of science and consultation and I heard a lot of people spent the time with members of the aca­ degree in elementary education and a mas­ say that that's the kind of environment they demic community that I would like to ter of science degree from the University of want to work in," said Reinhard at a press become a part of this community," she Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Sheearnedadoctor conference introducing her to the Clarion said. "After I spent my two days on cam­ of philosophy degree in educational evalu­ community. "I believe very strongly in the pus I decided that there was a good match ation from Ohio State University. She also role of a public university. I have a strong between what I felt were my strengths and completed the Institute of Educational commitment to that mission. I strongly what I felt were the academic strengths of Management offered by Harvard Univer­ believe that the quality of a university this campus." sity. president is determined by the quality of Before joining West Virginia in 1982, "I believe that Dr. Reinhard has just the decisions he or she makes and those de­ Reinhard was assistant and associate dean the qualifications and the background to cisions are really improved if, in fact, he or of the College of Education and professor provide excellent leadership for this insti­ she has a breadth of information." of educational psychology at the Univer­ tution," said State System Chancellor President Reinhard said she will work sity of Oregon from 1975-82. She also has James H. McCormick. "The appointment to involve the entire university community held positions as Washington Intern in of a new president is an exciting time, a in strategic planning aimed at advancing Education with the National Institute of time of great renewal and an opportunity Clarion's academic mission. Education, research associate with the for the university to move forward." "Dr. Reinhard's academic and admin­ Center of Evaluation at Ohio State Univer­ Dr. Edgar L. Lawton of Mansfield, istrative experience has prepared her well sity, instructor of educational psychology chair of the Clarion University Council of for the challenging position of president," at the University of Wisconsin-Milwau­ Trustees and the presidential search com­ said F. Eugene Dixon, chair of the State kee, and elementary teacher in Wisconsin. mittee, praised Reinhard's administrative System Board of Governors. "The Clarion "To be the first woman to serve in that abilities in guiding Clarion into the next University presidential search committee role carries with it special significance," century, if Leach honored Greetings from President Reinhard WHEREAS, Dr. Charles D. Leach One of the things I have always Joined the Clarion University administra­ loved about schools and universities is that there are so many occasions for tive staff on September 1,1969, as Assis­ starting anew. I feel tremendous ex­ tant to the President for Planning; and citement about the opportunities and WHEREAS, Dr. Leach executed the the challenges that lie ahead. I have a responsibilities of Assistant to the Presi­ great sense of anticipation about our dent with such distinction that he was future at Clarion. I am pleased to have been named appointed Vice President for Administra­ president of Clarion University and tion on February 8,1973; and, am busy learning the rich history and WHEREAS, Dr. Leach, while serv­ special strengths of Clarion. In addi­ ing as Vice President for Administration, tion to the research that I have done about Clarion, more and more people was twice called to the Presidency of Clar­ are telling me about my new home. ion University, first as Acting President Since I have been named presi­ from January to May, 1975 and again as dent many people have come to me and Interim President during the 1979-80 aca­ said they are Clarion graduates and demic year; and, they are proud of it. My professional WHEREAS, Dr. Leach was appointed contacts, both in education and the Dr. Diane Reinhard private sector have also expressed an Vice President for Finance and University admiration of Clarion's sound reputa­ product of the Clarion University com­ Treasurer on July 1,1983, the first admin­ tion. munity—students, faculty, staff, and istrator of the University to hold the title of I look forward to becoming part of alumni. University Treasurer; and, the Clarion University community and During the next year I will meet WHEREAS, Dr. Leach served the to working with the dedicated, talented with alumni and other friends of Clar­ people who have given it such a repu­ ion University at alumni nights through­ University as Vice President for Finance tation. out Pennsylvania and the United States. and University Treasurer until his retire­ Just as a freshman enters a univer­ The meetings will allow me to hear ment on June 30, 1986; and, sity and faces many orientations to your thoughts about Clarion. Let me WHEREAS, Dr. Leach in all his du­ learn more about their future alma know what you think about Clarion ties and relationships with the University mater, I have yet to learn all that I need University and where we should be exhibited outstanding administrative skill to know about Clarion. I am looking headed as we approach the next cen­ forward to learning more about Clar­ tury.
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