HAROLD ARROWSMITH, 1932
Harold Arrowsmith for his outstanding performances as both a football and basketball standout. Caught the TD pass which gave Edinboro its first football victory over Slippery Rock in 1931. Captained Edinboro’s best basketball team (1931-32, 12-1) that won the Western Conference title.

ROBERT CAMP, 1930
Robert Camp for his outstanding leadership and performances in both basketball and football where he captained both teams. Tabbed by Sox Harrison as his “coach on the floor” and is noted as Edinboro’s first exceptional play-making guard. Directed Edinboro’s first official basketball campaign in 1928-29 to an impressive 12-2 record.

BILL ENGH
Bill Engh for his long standing faithful and unselfish support to Edinboro University’s athletic program during the past 40 years. In particular recognition for the numerous events he has traveled to attend as an ardent fan of Edinboro athletics.

CHUCK LODGE, 1952
Chuck Lodge for his outstanding accomplishments both as a trackman and football player at Edinboro. Holds the distinction of being a four-year football starter, who completed his career as an All-State fullback for two seasons and was only once-beaten in track.

JACK SINNOTT, 1959
Jack Sinnott for his outstanding success as a wrestler where he never lost a dual match in three consecutive seasons of competition at Edinboro. Won the 118-pound championship at the famed “Four I” tournament in Cleveland, Ohio. A highly successful high school wrestling coach and dedicated official.

ROY STAUFFER, 1974
Roy Stauffer for his unparalled accomplishments in both basketball and baseball at Edinboro where he was both an All-Conference and All-American performer. Established the record for the best foul shooting percentage in Edinboro history (88.2%) and also set basketball marks for the most hits in a season (30) and most hits in a game (5).

BERNIE TWARDOWSKI, 1958
Bernie Twardowski for his outstanding athletic career at Edinboro where he lettered in football, wrestling and track. Earned All-State football honors during both his junior and senior years and was a Tri-State selection during his final season when he captained the team. Voted the “Outstanding Senior of the Year” in 1958 as a Sox Harrison Award Winner.