DALVIN BAEHLER, 1979
Dalvin Baehler for his outstanding achievements in track and cross country in the late 1970s. Named the Sox Harrison award winner in 1979, he was All-American in both sports for the Boro. Scoring member of two national championship cross country teams and was the District 18 individual titleist in 1977.

FRED CASOLI, 1941
Fred Casoli for his excellence on the basketball and tennis courts for the Red Raiders from 1937 to 1941. A hard-playing forward and accurate shooter, he went on to complete a 30-year career in the Air Force before joining the staff of the University of South Carolina. A scholarship was created in his honor following his death in 1989.

SUSAN COLTON, 1972
Susan Colton for her accomplishments as an athlete and coach in basketball, softball and swimming. Co-captain of the Lady Scot basketball team for two years, she once held the school mark for points in one game (29). A former Edinboro assistant coach, she went on to future coaching successes at nearby Fairview High School.

ROGER DOYLE, 1978
Roger Doyle for his numerous achievements with the Scot swimming team, he was Edinboro’s first swimming All-American and NCAA finalist. He earned All-American honors four times and annually received All-PSAC recognition. Has enjoyed enormous success at Eisenhower High School (Michigan) as the men’s and women’s swimming coach.

JOHN FERRARO, 1967
John Ferraro for his honors as a member of the football and baseball team in the mid 1960s. A football Little All-American and captain of the 1966 squad. A member of a record-setting defensive backfield, he went on to play professionally in the Continental League. A member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation since 1971.

ART MCCOMB
Art McComb for his many years of dedicated service. His name lives forever with the dedication of McComb Fieldhouse in 1970. Over a 16-year period, from 1946-1962, he coached seven sports including football, basketball and wrestling. His 40-year career spanned the junior high, high school and college levels.

RICH RUSZKIEWICZ, 1983
Rich Ruszkiewicz for his achievements as a member of the Scot football team for 1979-82. A Kodak first-team All-American placekicker, he was Edinboro’s first to receive such an honor. His 43 career field goals are currently third in PSAC history. Still holds Edinboro records for field goals in a season and career.