ART ARROWSMITH, 1932
Art Arrowsmith for his outstanding leadership qualities, sportsmanship, and determination as an Edinboro athlete. A four-year letterman in football, Art captained the 1931 and 1932 football squad, a unique honor that only one other man had before him. An all-around athlete, Art played three seasons on the hardwood for the Edinboro basketball team.

FRED CARO
Fred Caro for his outstanding service to Edinboro as head wrestling coach for twenty-one years. One of only nine coaches in Edinboro wrestling history, Fred compiled an overall 135-98-4 dual meet record. Coached in seventeen national championships. Selected NAIA Coach of the Year in 1977 and named to the NAIA Hall of Fame in 1985.

WILLIAM “WHITEY” HOFFMAN, 1932
William “Whitey” Hoffman for his loyalty and dedication to the Edinboro football squad in the late 1920’s. “Whitey” was in his glory in a rough game. He sparked the squad to a 5-2 mark in 1929. A bruising fullback, Hoffman was equally as tough on defense. Also a guard/forward on the basketball squad and student government president at Edinboro.

PAUL NEWMAN, 1964
Paul Newman for his faithful support to Edinboro athletics for eighteen years in sports information and sports promotion. Paul is past president of the NAIA Sports Information Directors’ Association. A member of the United States Basketball and Football Writers’ Association of America, Paul earned more than twenty awards for his sports publications.