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T h e A n n u a l 2005 Mechanicsburg Area High School Alumni Association Newsletter D o n ’ t m i s s o u t on the happenings of your alumni association! MASH ALUMNI PRESIDENT ’S MESSAGE A S S O C I AT I O N I N V I T E S YO U TO AT T E N D T H E To My Fellow Alumni: Congratulations to all 2005 graduates! Many things brought to the Alumni Association. I appreciate the have changed since I graduated in 1971. One thing faith you have placed in me by selecting me as your that has remained the same is the support that the new President. Mechanicsburg Alumni Association provides to our Scholarship program and to the community. I encourage all Mechanicsburg Alumni to join the Alumni Association. It only costs $10.00 per Don’t forget to year and is tax deductible. The Mechanicsburg pay your annual dues! Alumni Association is one of the largest in the It’s only $10. Stay in touch! Please join me and other fellow alumni for an evening of good food, dancing, friendship and fun at the West Shore Country Club. See you there! Very truly yours, entire country. We can all take pride in the 112th Annual Dinner Toast your classmates. Renew lost friendships. Enjoy a great dinner. Dance into the evening... Saturday, June 25th, 2005 6 p.m. — Cocktail Hour 7 p.m. — Dinner accomplishments of our Alumni Association. West Shore Country Club Eric L. Hollinger ‘71 100 Brentwater Road, President Camp Hill I would like to thank Martin Coover for his many P.S. Since I am in the business, I would like to Contributers ....................4 years of service as a member and past President of remind everyone when planning your estate to HONORING Memorials .......................5 the Alumni Association. I will continue to carry on remember the Mechanicsburg Alumni Association in THE FIFTY YEAR CLASS Reunion Calendar .............6 the tradition of service and excellence that Marty your will. The Class of 2005 This year we developed a website. Please visit it at TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message ..........1 Hall of Fame .................2-3 www.mashalumni.org Honorariums ....................6 The Class of 1955 OUR NEWEST MEMBERS Scholarship Awards ...........7 Wildcat Foundation ........8-9 Come and enjoy the fabulous Financials ...................... 10 Do you have NEWS for the Alumni Association... Looking for an old friend? Reservations/Donations ... 11 CALL.....(717)766-5628 or [email protected] join you for dinner and dancing. Board of Directors .......... 12 or visit www.mashalumni.org and check out the Alumni pages! Sport coats required for men. Annual Dinner ................ 10 ballroom. Invite your friends to Hall of Fame… HALL OF FAME 2 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 Richard L Gochnauer, Class of ‘55 Outstanding Athletic Achievement The year, 2003, was marked by the loss of Dick Gochnauer, longtime manager of the Muhlenberg A’s American Legion Baseball Team. Dick led the A’s for 32 years (1970-2001) compiling a coaching record achieved by only a select few individuals at any level of competition in any sport: 630 wins, 416 losses. His leadership produced four Berks County Legion Baseball Divisional Titles, one Berks County Legion Baseball Championship, nine trips to the State Legion Baseball Regional Championships, three State Legion Baseball Tournament Appearances, one State Legion State Championship and one Mid-Atlantic Legion regional appearance. Prior to his career at Muhlenburg, Dick coached Mechanicsburg Teener Baseball from 1959-1964 and the Temple Youth 13-15 year old baseball team from 1965-1969. But far and away his greatest impact was that which he had on all those around him. Dick had intensity, a love and a passion for the game of baseball. He shared that with everyone he touched. But the lessons he taught the young men who played for the Muhlenberg A’s have had, and will continue to have, a more long-lasting effect than Dick could ever have imagined. Dick took coaching personally. Wins and losses were important. But more important were the values he demonstrated each and every day. Work hard. Give it everything you have. Treat people with respect. That was Dick. He lived his life focused on what’s right…not who’s right. During Dick’s career he was honored on many occasions for his outstanding and selfless service to the youth of the community. In 1984 he was the recipient of the “Service Above Self Award” by the Rotary Club; in 1986 he was inducted into the American Legion Baseball Hall of Fame; in 1994 received the Chapel of Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Award; and in 1999 received commendations from Senator Michael O’Pake, Congressman Tim Holden and State Representative Dante Santoni for his 30 years of loyalty and dedication to the Muhlenberg’s A Baseball Team and had the Muhlenberg School Board rename its baseball diamond the “Dick Gochnauer Field”. Dick was employed by the Muhlenberg School District. With his wife, Ada, he had two children, Rick and Robin. There are five grandchildren. Generations of baseball players in the Muhlenberg Area owe a debt of gratitude to this man who diligently worked to ensure that every one of his players developed their baseball abilities and realized their full potentials as human beings. Henry Fry Class of ‘55 Achievement In A Chosen Field Always a good student and member of the Torch staff and Chess Club, Henry Fry graduated from Mechanicsburg High School and went on to Harvard to continue his studies. However, when his father died in 1959 Henry came home to run the family business, “The Shoppers Guide”. At that point the business was located in Dillsburg, but later that year, he bought the “Daily Local News” from J.A. Bushman in Mechanicsburg and moved the businesses together. In 1973 they outgrew the 5000 sq. ft. building on West Main Street and bought land at the west end of Mechanicsburg, near the football field. Their initial 16,000 sq. ft. building has multiplied many times and is still used as the business headquarters. They have also built and acquired other buildings in the Mechanicsburg area. Today his business has over 1,200 employees and is one of the largest independently owned printing businesses in the country. The business specializes in printing magazines and catalogs. They are highly automated and embrace new technology at every turn. The business has an enviable reputation for quality and reliability. They continue to do a small amount of work for the federal government, which gave them their original impetus. The business continues to publish their original paper, now called “The Guide News. ”Henry has been married to Betty Louise Kintz Fry for 41 years. They have three sons, Greg, Eric and David. Eric is also in the family business. They have 6 grandchildren, two of whom are also in the business and two great grandchildren. William L. Sunday Class of ‘42 Achievement In A Chosen Field William L. Sunday received a B.S. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania in 1948. He graduated from the Dickinson School of Law in 1950 and became a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association in 1951. Bill started practicing law in 1951. He specializes in municipal law, wills, trusts, estate planning and taxes. Bill has been a member of the Cumberland County Bar Association since 1951 and was the President in 1977. He was a Cumberland Following high school graduation, John Ent enlisted in the United States Army Infantry and was deployed to the Korean War. He was wounded there and received the Purple Heart. In 1970 he was stationed in Chu Lai, Vietnam and later stationed in Stuttgart, Germany, working for the US Army European Command. He retired from service as Lt. Colonel and later in 1996 retired from the US Postal Service. About five years ago, John wondered if there existed any kind of record of the names of fellow Mechanicsburg Area High School graduates who served in World War II. He decided to look into it and after searching he learned that there was no such record. For the next three years he worked tirelessly researching, interviewing and compiling information for the sole purpose of creating a lasting record and acknowledgement Hall of Fame… G U I D E L I N E S of the men and women who attended Mechanicsburg High School and served in the armed forces during WWII. The results of his efforts, is the book he published himself called “Heroes Among Us”. On June 6, 2004, John held an event at the Simpson Public Library in which he invited all of the people from the book to come and sign each of five copies to be donated to the Cumberland County Historical Society, the Mechanicsburg Museum Association, the Mechanicsburg Area School District, the Simpson Public Library and the Army War College in Carlisle. John’s hobbies include traveling with his wife of 56 years, Mary Jane Rider Ent, ‘49, reading, WWII history, woodworking and home improvement projects. John has two daughters, Deborah Ent Hoffman, ’67, and Melanie Ent Fisher, ’78. He has four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. John Ent’s book, “Heroes Among Us” is evidence of his loyalty to our alumni with the stories of the men and women who attended Mechanicsburg High School and served our country in WWII. Knowing the sacrifices these men and women made, his book will live on for generations and make us proud to be part of Mechanicsburg High School’s history. Award for Service to Humanity Award for Loyalty to Mechanicsburg High School Award for Outstanding Achievement in Athletics Award for Outstanding Achievement in a Chosen Profession • Candidates not selected in the year of nomination may be considered in future years. • Nominee for Outstanding Achievement in Athletics must have graduated at least ten years prior to selection. • Nominee for Outstanding Achievement in a Chosen Profession or for Service to Humanity must have graduated twenty years prior to nomination. • Nominee for Outstanding Achievement in Loyalty to Mechanicsburg High School must have graduated at least fifteen years prior to selection. • Nominations must be submitted by 12/31/05 prior to Annual Meeting. • Individual may not nominate himself. • Nomination must include substantive background information and photo. Submitting alumni should include his or her name, address and phone number. 3 Send nominations to: HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE PO Box 312 – Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-0312 NOMINATION DEADLINE: 12.31.05 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 • Selections limited to four per year, no more than two in any one category. www.classmates.com • www.alumni.net • www.angelfire.com/pa5/mechanicsburg • www.mashalumni.org • www.reunion.com If you find any other alumni related sites please email [email protected] John Ent Class of ‘48 Loyalty To Mechanicsburg High School Check Out These Alumni Web Sites: County Board of Review Member from 19581990, solicitor for Silver Spring Township from 1959-1962, solicitor for Monroe Township from 1960-1962, solicitor for Mechanicsburg Borough from 1962-2002 and solicitor for Upper Allen Township from 1968-1975. He has also been a member of the Upper Allen Township Authority from 1969-1977 and a member of the Mechanicsburg Area School Board from 1961-1973. He served as the school board president from 1964-1965 and again from 1970-1972. Bill was also a proprietor of the Union Church from 1972-2001 and was the president from 1994-2001. The Borough of Mechanicsburg honored Bill for 40 years of service as its solicitor by the dedication of the “William L. Sunday Council Chambers” in 2002. In 2001, the Pennsylvania Superior Court and the Cumberland County Bar Association honored Bill for 50 years of membership. Bill is still practicing law with his son and daughter Dawn. He has two grandchildren. He enjoys watching Penn State Football, golf and all types of sports. CONTRIBUTERS 2004 Class of 1941 M. Earl Berkheimer (’27) Estate Patricia M. Erickson Robert E. Jones Robin Jones Coppock Charles E. Shields ‘25 Betty Boffemmyer Stram Mabel M. Vogelsong ‘28 Marian Jacoby Fortney ‘29 Florence M. Miller Bricker ‘32 Rachel Blessley Snavely Thelma I. Whitman Widder ‘33 Kathryn Beitzel Dietzel R. Harold Stone ‘34 Lois J. Fegan Farrell Mary Elizabeth Rupp Shade J. Harold Widder ‘35 Mildred P. Doner Whitworth Althea Gilbert Steininger Herbert R. Rupp Myra M. Wolfe Stough Elizabeth Woods Detweiler Clyde Wrightstone ‘36 Anne Cocklin Mower Elizabeth Landis Orris A. Glenn Mower Faye Shuman Sweger ‘37 H. Kenneth Dunkelberger George N. Eppley Annabelle Glenn Weston Richard C. Glenn Jean May Crumlich Samuel M. Simmons Rozella Souder McLane ‘38 Arline B. Bare Baker Isabel Coble Kilmore Jayne C. Cocklin Hartman Dorothy Gilbert Sterner Paul F. Hopple Robert W. Kraly Robert M. Long Paul Albert Miller Milton R. Weber ‘39 Betty P. Baker Hollinger Mary K. Brunhouse Peterson Winifred Dougherty Swick Adele Emery Hartzell Josephine Fish Collitt Olive Gates Wertz Myers William E. Hendrian Nancy S. Segar Patterson Genevieve Stansfield Shenk Jeanne Strock Kreiser Virginia Walters McMurtray Eleanor Zimmerman Horn 4 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 ‘40 Jean Armstrong Ritter Jean Bender Highberger Mabel A. Bushey Linck Betty R. Goodhart Sowers John D. Grove John S. Hollinger Kathleen G. Hoover Clason Ada Mae Hosler Kuhn Jean L. Keefer Arthur D. Murray Betty Jane Nailor Diehl Glenn F. Shaffer Margaret Sheaffer Kurtz Isabelle Shur Graham Edward E. Stansfield Harold L. Stough Betty Walters Hendrian Kathryn Widder Fishel Harold E. Zimmerman Vance D. Zook ‘41 Florence Fertenbaugh Stough Frank M. Highberger Grace Krone Fike C. Ray Martin Donald M. Morton Donald T. Orris Phyllis Wilson Weber Alice Z. Zimmerman Creager ‘42 Ruth Basehore Lindner Clifford R. Brown Herman Paul Bruce Mary Elizabeth Clouser Witter Helen V. Eckert Biddle Robert W. Engle Please note…contributions are listed for January 1 – December 31, 2004. Any contribution received after December 31, 2004 will be listed in next year’s newsletter. Marian Fish Logan Mary Garman Cook Jean Jones Artz Evan G. Lindner Velma M. McCurdy Mumper Charles R. Miller James F. Robinson William E. Sadler Ruth C. Schwalm Wayne F. Schweitzer Stanley A. Seese J. Robert Stauffer Geraldine W. Weber Freysinger Bernard J. Williams ‘43 Genevieve Becker Schrader Alice Bentzel Moss Charles A. Bollinger Betty B. Boyce Nailor Walter S. Bucher Virginia L. Cassell Calabrese George Wayne Cockley Mae Deckman Warfel Coble Josephine D. Dougherty Keiser Glenn G. Fertenbaugh Norma Foster Weber Doris Grundon Boyan Betsy Heagy Smith Murray Mary K. Hershman Raffield Martha J. Hosler Penley Peggy Lutz Selders Edwin S. Nailor Elmer Lee Ritter Vera Shaull Fittrer Gladys Shearer Ritter Jacob C. Sheely Paul E. Stambaugh Doris L. White Zimmerman Frank B. Williams Rachel Zimmerman Joyce ‘44 Lois Arbegast Schweitzer Cynthia A. Baker McAdow Ernestine Berry Fetrow Janet Douglass Goettsch Patricia Finley Guinivan Delvin E. Forry Gene W. Hollinger Richard S. Keet Winifred Kuhns McCutcheon William J. Lollich Kathryn Newcomer Ramsey J. Russell Seese Forrest A. Trumbore Marjorie Walter Sinclair Grace Witmer Durnin ‘45 Marian Basehore Eichinger Sally Davison Moore Margaret Eckert Cook Uzal W. (Mike) Ent Floyd A. Fahnestock Richard R. Gray Miriam H. Hoffman Kobbeman Ruth Hoffman Stevenson Martha Meily Hoy Wayne C. Selders Dorothy M. Wert Wilson Ruth A. Wertz Eppley Dorothy Westfall Hollinger ‘46 Russell L. Baker Jean Barbour Bruce Nancy Barnes Biggs Foster M. Berkheimer Paul S. Brandt Edwin P. Fanus C. Melvin Fertenbaugh Marlin R. Goodyear Marianne Gross Henderson John A. Henderson Martha Kauffman Rider Marjorie A. Mannix Strasbaugh Robert Meals Betty A. Moyer Fahnestock Maxine Pease Rhoads Mary K. Peters Sandels Florence S. Sheely Martin Miriam Shellehamer Wise Joan Staub Sally Sykes Williams Orville M. Wise ‘47 Donald E. Boose Edward W. Bramwell Isabelle B. (Brownie) Brown Deardorff Ada Joan Brubaker Ent Louise Carbaugh VanDinter Lloyd D. Coover Virginia DeWire Bailey Grace E. Eckert Brandt Henrietta Frey Moser Donald Eugene Hershman Gladys Hoy Peck Constance Kynett Rutsch Donald M. Matthews Mary Alice Mumma Arlene Nelson Gouse Carmen Nowell Wagner Robert E. Reynolds Kenneth W. Rider Genevieve Ritter Bromley Shallimar L. Sholley Beshore Verne C. Shur Joyce M. Simmons Shur David E. Sultzaberger Theodore R. Trimmer Frederick A. Umholtz Reily Eugene Urich Keith A. Waggoner ‘48 Joan A. Anderson Geating Marian Anderson DeWalt Virginia Badorf Keet Betty Basehore Hess B. Richard Blattenberger Dorris M. Bricker Gerber Creedin C. Cornman John W. Ent Phyllis Hershey Geigley Ruth E. Hopple Miller Mary Louise Hunter Miller Laverla Hurley Yeager Dorothy Jones Dunkleberger Irene Kraft Barnhart Eugene W. Lolus Florence MacGregor Sultzaberger Frank B. Miller R. Wayne Miller Paul Eugene Robinson J. Edward Ruth Harold E. Sheely Phyllis Shuler Shaffer Dolores M. Smith Sheely Claude M. Williams ‘49 Lois J. Eagler Fanus Richard J. Eberly Patricia Frysinger Boose Annan Gable Seifert C. Oneida Gill Rock Raymond H. Green Jacqueline L. Grundon Diehl Lois Hensel Wagner Donna M. Martin McOwenDonohue Mary Jane Rider Ent Albert C. Seifert Harvey Shellehamer Paul Shellehamer Winona Spence Ardis Hilda R. Tippett Stholer Claire Vogelsong Pease Ellen M. Westbrook Cornman ‘50 Charles S. Alexander Donald E. Badorf William N. Billett Raymond L. Boyer David B. Coover Donald L. Cornman Ruth H. Fogle Ranieli Peggy G. Gill Hofer Mary Hartman Fertenbaugh Douglas G. Hoskins Ray (Skip) Hutter Betty K. Klinger Hooven Charles (Kolley) Kohlhaas Scott M. Koser Michael Kost Gordon C. Martin Beverly Neff Orris Frederick L. (Fritz) Orris Joyce Shettel Snyder Marian Weber Miller Helena Wilson Jones ‘51 Donald Cassel Phyllis Dunkleberger Vogler Robert W. Hosler Dolores Hupper Berkheimer Joyce Kegel Hoskins Josephine L. Lichty Clay Janet Little Wise Patricia L. McGonigal Goldhart Ralph W. Miller John E. Paulus N. Ronald Pease Roberta Putt Traynor Charlotte E. Rider Kerr June L. Rife Badorf Constance S. Sanders Richardson Donald E. Sechrist Jean Smeigh Adams Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel Charlotte (Jackie) Spry Quatrini Samuel J. Stone Sara W. Wagner Flagg Dolores E. Weaver Stout Wayne C. Weber Robert C. Wise George C. Wolfe Richard S Wood ‘52 Betty Badorf Warren J. Elwood Brandt Barbara D. Diehl Bonfe Sara Ann Early Noss Lois J. Engle Sechrist Martha Fertenbaugh Boyer Shirley Kreitzer Hosler Ralph O. Mumma Archie A. Noss Helen Noss Waggoner Anne Parsell Shughart Mildred Rhoads Decker Lester T. (Ted) Sheely Arthur L. Sowers Ann Stone McClelland-Haverstein Robert A. Warren Naomi Wertz Womer ‘53 Don A. Bair Addison M. Bowman Donald E. Fought Norma Hammaker Shellehamer John E. Heath Emma J. Hoy Whitcomb Walter R. May Margaret Messinger Paulus William F. Mumma Mary Pat Neill Wentzel Nancy Norris Branyan Charles R. Reeder Nancy C. Roth Hanlon Marlene L. Sadler Weigle Marie Sheely Doyle Richard G. Shingler Joanne L. Simons Weiss F. Thomas Ulrich June M. Ward Nedrow Nancy A. Wentzel Cornman William M. (Shirt) Whiteford Shirley Wilbur D’Orazio Blanche Wolf Smith John P. Wolfe E. A. (Ned) Woolford Bradley B. Wright Janet Zimmerman Wolfe ‘54 Irvin (Alex) Alexander Patricia Bahn Hutter Ann R. Bair Olberg Arlene J. Baker Heintzelman Mark R. Basehore Sandra K. Becker Coover Lloyd W. Bucher Cynthia Byers Hartman Josephine R. Crumlich Bramwell Joan Curtis Garlick James F. Davis James W. Dougherty Ralph E. Eckert Fred J. Eichelberger Robert E. Enck Joan M. Failor Alexander R. Leon Folks James M. Fry Donald E. Getz Kenneth E. Gochenour Betty Heiges Weaver Kenneth E. Hertzler Frances K. Kreitzer Westbrook Helen Martin Moss Evelyn M. Myers Potteiger Donald L. Nailor David L. Nickel Richard C. Rhoads Jack C. Ritter Darlene J. Sadler Stansfield William H. Schuchman Donald Stalter Robert L. Stansfield Lois Starr Eckert Jay L. Stoner Patricia Walters Feister Marlin R. Weaver Vance L. Weber Christiane Wendt Struppeck Galen J. Westbrook Gerald B. Wood Shirley Zeigler Basehore ‘55 William E. Bitner Walter C. Daniels James D. Davis Charles W. Gelsinger Clarence J. Golden Annette H. Houck Shingler Marlene Jumper Bricker Patricia Kelly Sanders James R. Landis Linda Mohler Humes Martin L. Myers Sue Parsell Cynthia Raudabaugh Stone Lucy Sheaffer Bair Lee C. Stare Ken C. Strong Eva M. Wagner Hair James G. Weber Virginia Weber Gelsinger Mary Lou Wise Kauffman Donald M. Woolford ‘56 Martin L. Coover Gary Dale Deitrich Birkitt G. Drury Lloyd R. Kramer Joyce E. Nailor Bucher Nancy Shafran Wingert H. Ann Shelley Whitcomb Paul D. Smith Betsy Starr Bardell Joanne Trimmer Kyper Nancy Wimer Deitrich ‘57 Eleanor G. Carmany Burkhardt Donald M. Darr Charles R. Eberly Judith F. Freedom Westenhoefer Lois G. Greene Hammett Marilyn Horn Kachelries Donald C. Humes Joan Johnson Stokes Ronald J. Knisley Marjorie Kreitzer Rutter David W. Moses Eleanor J. Nailor Eichelberger Mollie Ritter Randolph Luba S. Shafran Carlson Matthew M. Shelley Sandra K. Stough Moses ‘58 Kay B. Bushey Ashby Andrea Dean Singiser Diane Deitrich Voris Gary Fake Don Fickes Richard E. Mowery Lois E. Neibert Witmer Mary Noss Lantzy Beverly Roth Warren Ranny L. Singiser John Voris Carol Walters Lehr ‘59 Patricia A. Bixler Myers Patsy Failor Hertzler Glenda G. (Gidge) Geegee James E. Kurtz William B. Neff William F. Olberg Sandra Snelbaker Rynard Donald L. Wood ‘60 Edward S. Armstrong Linda B. Bowman Penny Donna Dentler Kipp Sarah Drury Cotton William B. Fortney Deborah M. Gunderman Sweger Harold V. Hertzler Linda L. Hollister Lloyd Richard W. Kipp Kenneth R. Neff Donald O. Rankin ‘61 Barry L. Adams David B. Adams Stanley E. Derr Barbara L. Harne Lowe Marian Kuhns Musser Michael L. Norris Brenda Owen Goddard Sheila Temple O’Sullivan Earl E. Yarlett ‘62 Cynthia I. Alleman Timothy G. Cook Ann Kerney Kratz Marjorie L. Nace Gurba Patricia K. Orris Robertson Cynthia P. Pennington Clippinger G. Nevin Strock Richard N. Wevodau ‘63 Donna Aulthouse Graham Martha R. Bates Miraglia John B. Carmany Barbara Gelwicks Neff Marilyn M. Miller Ginsburg ‘64 Donald W. Bogart Diana B. Byerly Lavin Fay K. Geegee Rose Ann Kimmel Whitesell Marsha B. Morgret Fetterolf Jerry L. Nailor Jonathan R. Page Curtis W. Seiler ‘65 Ward A. Bower Donna J. Carson Nailor Ina Rae Deily Speiser Lee F. Eberly Beverly A. Heck Miller Carolynn E. Reppert Sears ‘66 Marcia E. Brown Campbell Marjorie B. Burlison Seiler Robert E. Carmany Marjorie Day Hamlett Kenneth L. Hammaker Barry L. Heckard H. Edward Miller Barbara A. Westhafer Boyd Thomas L. Witters Sue Ann Wrightstone Witters ‘67 Susan W. Creager McCampbell Michael L. Faux Marilyn Greenawalt Coronado David R. Griswold Scott M. Griswold Kelley-Jean Hanlon Griswold Peggy A. Nailor Brechbiel Harvey W. Owen George L. Vogelsong Patricia A. Wentz Martin ‘68 Gregory A. Deardorff Patricia Eberhart Vogelsong Marjorie L. Reppert Elizabeth R. Robinson Unger Shirley S. Strock Albright Mary Thomas Myers ‘69 Debra Ann Dixon Norcini Virginia A. Hollister Herring Janet F. Huffer Talton Harry B. Mensch Donna J. Shanabrook McCreary William Paul Talton Steven B. Zimmerman ‘70 David A. Bortner Debbie Emel Heckard Stephen P. Fish Pamela Fishel Van Kirk Howard R. Greenawalt Virginia J. Klinefelter Deborah S. Neff Hall Cynthia L. Rider Duck Candace L. Ritter Nancy Sourbier Todt Stephen C. Sultzaberger ‘71 Rick S. Baker Scott H. Gamber Eric L. Hollinger Kathi Kurtz Ziegler Nancy J. Reppert James Van Kirk ‘72 Constance E. Black Roland Laurie K. Capp Miller Philip J. Dolson Thomas E. Glumac W. Michael Nailor Sandra K. Shanabrook Negley Thomas E. Weber ‘73 Rebecca J. Forry Dennis P. Hosler Stephen L. Nailor Laurie S. Stansfield Greenawalt ‘74 James D. Cotterman Michael S. Cover Stephen Kipp Michael Paul Miller Alan D. Wirt ‘75 John M. Britcher Cheryl Hutter Humes Karolynne Neff Alfera Rick D. Rishel M. Annan Seifert Hollinger Leslie S. Sultzaberger Hocker ‘76 Frank A. Amicucci Farley S. Baker Barbara K. Hosler McCormick Alan T. Vandrew Donald M. Walker ‘77 Bruce Barclay Mary Sue Peterson Rupp John P. Wolfe ‘78 Myra S. Badorf Lois J. Keefauver Gohn Bruce Andrew Laverty Lonnie D. Lerew Tracey L. Rice Mitchell David Rusenko Andrea J. Turo Margaret Waardenburg Wolfe ‘79 Craig Steven Allison Mark W. Podvia Karen Singiser Vandrew Timothy G. Walter William G. Wirth ‘80 John S. Boswell Kirk A. Bowman Joseph M. Farace Mark H. Hertzler Bradley E. Lolus Michael Metzgar Suzanne M. Oravitz Smith Susanna R. Reppert Brill Holly Rynard Metzgar Eric R. Strous Vicky A. Trimmer Bradley S. Warren ‘81 Barbara Docherty Cronan Cynthia Miller Schmied Stephen A. Orner Eric D. Vorodi ‘82 Crystal Coover Strous ‘83 Glen M. Bootay ‘87 Debra S. Bates Schrott Ann D. Dennison Nancy Hosler Wible Betsy Neidel Layton Beth E. Bolger Rinehart Larisa E. Grove Thomas Traci Ann Morret Pellegrini John L. Sullivan ‘84 Michael S. Signor ‘88 Katharine Humes Querry Michael D. Zink Jill A. Neibert Garnhart Lynn Puskarich Tosh Eric Querry ‘85 Sherri L. Akens Albertson Barton W. Miller Douglas L. Stevick Jeffrey T. Teeter ‘86 Mark E. Eberly Robert J. Mentzer Lisa C. Naylor McCarty Brett A. Warren Dona K. White Norris ‘93 Kirk A. Bordlemay Matthew C. Warren ‘94 Azlynn N. Roland Swartz ‘95 Benjamin D. Basom ‘01 Darnell J Foster Adam Hocker Janelle L Luckenbaugh Julie A Palakovich ‘02 Sean J. Cochran ‘97 Michael S. Adams ‘03 Ian Wolfe Ryan S. Luckenbaugh ‘98 Erin L. Cochran Crispin Wesley D. Reohr ‘90 Ingrid S. Eberly ‘92 Trisha Neibert Reed ‘00 William J. Adams ‘96 Heather A. Rybacki ‘89 Michelle L. Coover Edward N. Wevodau 2004 ‘99 Lindsay M. Gates Young Kathleen Wevodau Bordlemay ‘04 Kevin M Hellam Alanna L Justice Alicia L Sylvester Adam C Vandrew Austin W Wolfe Mandi E. Hollenbaugh Katherine E. (Kittie) Palakovich Karen Hertzler MECHANICSBURG ALUMNI MEMORIALS Class of 1937 Richard C. Glenn ‘37 Class of 1942 Clifford R. Brown ‘42 Velma M. McCurdy Mumper ‘42 Charles R. Miller ‘42 Class of 1943 Jacob C. Sheely ‘43 Class of 1950 Helena Wilson Jones ‘50 Class of 1951 Dolores (Dolly) Hupper Berkheimer ‘51 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Class of 1952 Class of 1952 Lester T. (Ted) Sheely ‘52 Fortney, Boyd M. ‘28 William B. Fortney ‘60 Marian Jacoby Fortney ‘28 Myers Weber, Catharine ‘28 James G. Weber ‘55 Strasbaugh, Robert B. ‘39 Marjorie A. Mannix Strasbaugh ‘46 Koser, Sr., Scott M. ‘29 Scott M. Koser ‘50 Urich Seydewitz, Sara ‘39 Reily Eugene Urich ‘47 Lee, Dorothy Jane ‘29 Patricia L. McGonigal Goldhart ‘51 Deily, William ‘40 Ina Rae Deily Speiser ‘65 Urich Beane, Marie ‘29 Reily Eugene Urich ‘47 Urich Kough, Martina ‘32 Reily Eugene Urich ‘47 Hershner, Newton ‘33 Ingrid S. Eberly ‘90 Class of 1954 – MHS Teachers, Coaches, & Teammates Gerald B. Wood ‘54 Bair, John H. ‘34 Ann R. Bair Olberg ‘54 Day, Larue H. (Former Secretary at Jr. High School) Marjorie Day Hamlett ‘66 Diehl, Blanche (Teacher) Barbara D. Diehl Bonfe ‘52 Kravitz Shafran, Helen (non-MHS grad) Luba S. Shafran Carlson ‘57 Busler, Karl M. ‘15 Marjorie A. Mannix Strasbaugh ‘46 Miller Ifft, Mabel ‘23 Patricia M. Erickson (non-MHS grad) Neff Tomb, Francis ‘24 Barbara Gelwicks Neff ‘63 William B. Neff ‘59 Ritter, William R. ‘26 Mollie Ritter Randolph ‘57 Eberly, I.S. ‘27 Ingrid S. Eberly ‘90 Eberly, Paul E. ‘27 Mark E. Eberly ‘86 Crumlich, Sylvester H. ‘34 Jean May Crumlich ‘37 Myers, John R. ‘34 James G. Weber ‘55 Shade, Harold S. ‘34 Mary Elizabeth Rupp Shade ‘34 Adams, Vincent W. ‘35 Barry L. Adams ‘61 Albright Gross, Jane Winifred ‘35 Mildred P. Doner Whitworth ‘35 Kilmore, Sr., Vance E. ‘35 Isabel Coble Kilmore ‘38 Stough, Mearl E. ‘35 Myra M. Wolfe Stough ‘35 Strock, Robert L. ‘36 Shirley S. Strock Albright ‘68 Ruth, Harry F. ‘37 J. Edward Ruth ‘48 Bowman, Ross G. ‘38 Linda B. Bowman Penny ‘60 Finkenbinder Neibert, Mary Jane ‘38 Jill A. Neibert Garnhart ‘88 Douglass, Frank ‘40 Janet Douglass Goettsch ‘44 Fishel, George Z. ‘40 Kathryn Widder Fishel ‘40 Kipp, Jr., Russell L. ‘40 Donna Dentler Kipp ‘60 Richard W. (Rick) Kipp ‘60 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Ruth, Marian ‘40 J. Edward Ruth ‘48 Cramer Kipp, Marian ‘41 Donna Dentler Kipp ‘60 Richard W. (Rick) Kipp ‘60 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Ritter, Myron ‘41 Jean Armstrong Ritter ‘40 Elmer Lee Ritter ‘43 Gladys Shearer Ritter ‘43 Biddle, William E. ‘42 Helen V. Eckert Biddle ‘42 Coble, Richard ‘42 Mae Deckman Warfel Coble ‘43 Deckman, Sam ‘42 Mae Deckman Warfel Coble ‘43 Keefer, David ‘42 Jean L. Keefer ‘40 Miller, Harold E. ‘42 H. Edward Miller ‘66 Rector, Dr. Daryl ‘42 Mary Garman Cook ‘42 Wagner Adams, Jean ‘42 Barry L. Adams ‘61 Bowman Williams, Eva ‘43 Frank B. Williams ‘43 Basehore Sweger, Anna ‘39 Deborah M. Gunderman Sweger ‘60 Koser, Harold Puff ‘43 Walter S. Bucher ‘43 George Wayne Cockley ‘43 Morton, John A. ‘39 Donald M. Morton ‘41 Kutz Nailor, Ada ‘43 Jerry L. Nailor ‘64 Peggy A. Nailor Brechbiel ‘67 Stephen L. Nailor ‘73 Nailor, Mary Ann ‘43 Betty Jane Nailor Diehl ‘40 Dorothy Gilbert Sterner ‘38 Barbour O’Rourke, Doris ‘44 Jean Barbour Bruce ‘46 Herman Paul Bruce ‘42 Boyson, John E. ‘44 Patricia Finley Guinivan ‘44 Dixon, Robert ‘44 Debra Ann Dixon Norcini ‘69 White Engle, Doris ‘44 Robert W. Engle ‘42 Brown, Emory ‘50 William N. Billett ‘50 Day, Douglas R. ‘64 Marjorie Day Hamlett ‘66 Burlison, Mark B. ‘71 Marjorie B. Burlison Seiler ‘66 Hoffman, Mervin M. ‘50 Ruth Hoffman Stevenson ‘45 Deardorff Wiley, Dixie ‘64 Gregory A. Deardorff ‘68 Wilder, Richard ‘74 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Kipp Cornman, Althea ‘50 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Kearney, Fredrick ‘67 David R. Griswold ‘67 Kelley-Jean Hanlon Griswold ‘67 Evans, Jack ‘74 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Trimmer, Ray E. ‘50 Joanne Trimmer Kyper ‘56 Bricker, Glen N. ‘51 J. Russell Seese ‘44Marlene Jumper Bricker ‘55 Whorley McClafferty, Sue ‘44 Lois Arbegast Schweitzer ‘44 Winifred Kuhns McCutcheon ‘44 Emel, Victor E. ‘51 N. Ronald Pease ‘51 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Sandra Snelbaker Rynard ‘59 Williams Ramer, Anna Mary ‘44 Bernard J. Williams ‘42 Sally Sykes Williams ‘46 Claude M. Williams ‘48 Foltz Goodyear, Joyce ‘51 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Wilson, Richard L. ‘44 Dorothy M. Wert Wilson ‘45 Berkheimer, Robert E. ‘45 Foster M. Berkheimer ‘46 Coller Gray, Mary Lou ‘45 Richard R. Gray ‘45 Meals Phillips, Marilyn ‘45 J. Russell Seese ‘44 Mumma, Frederick R. ‘45 Mary Alice Mumma ‘47 Diehl, George C. ‘46 Betty Jane Nailor Diehl ‘40 Gerber, Carl (Bill) ‘46 Dorris M. Bricker Gerber ‘48 Stansfield Robinson, Mary ‘46 Elizabeth R. Robinson Unger ‘68 James F. Robinson ‘42 Eckert Fertenbaugh, Jane ‘47 Glenn G. Fertenbaugh ‘43 Cornman, Marlin ‘48 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Neff, J. Marlin ‘48 Irene Kraft Barnhart ‘48 Ardis, Donald E. ‘49 Winona Spence Ardis ‘49 Wagner, George L. ‘49 Eva M. Wagner Hair ‘55 Barbour, Donald C. ‘50 Jean Barbour Bruce ‘46 Herman Paul Bruce ‘42 Jones, Sr. (Ret.), Major Robert E. ‘51 Dorothy Jones Dunkleberger ‘48 Robert E. Jones (non-MHS grad) Robin Jones Coppock (non-MHS grad) Koser Snyder, Mary J. ‘51 Scott M. Koser ‘50 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Smith, Robert ‘51 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Stafford, Arnold ‘51 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Fisher, Ted ‘56 Richard E. Mowery ‘58 H. Ann Shelley Whitcomb ‘56 Calabrese, Jr., Michael P. ‘68 Virginia L. Cassell Calabrese ‘43 Stansfield, Lynne ‘70 Howard R. Greenawalt ‘70 Edward E. Stansfield ‘40 Laurie S. Stansfield Greenawalt ‘73 Wallick, Doug ‘76 Mark W. Podvia ‘79 Scott Kerstetter, Jenny ‘91 Robert J. Mentzer ‘86 MISSING 2003 MEMORIALS (Apologies To Donors— Omitted From ’04 Newletter) Fisher, Ted A. ‘56 Martin L. Coover ‘56 Elmer Lee Ritter ‘43 Gladys Shearer Ritter ‘43 Book, Albert ‘58 Lois Hensel Wagner ‘49 Kearney, Fred ‘67 David R. Griswold ‘67 Kelley-Jean Hanlon Griswold ‘67 Paul A. Meck ‘67 Shellenberger, Barry L. ‘67 Anna Shellenberger Behrens ‘64 Kalina, Myron ‘60 Edward S. Armstrong ‘60 Zimmerman, Ray ‘59 Darrell K. Stone ‘52 John P. Wolfe ‘53 Janet Zimmerman Wolfe ‘53 Marjorie Zimmerman Stone ‘52 Bender Day, Virginia ‘61 Marjorie Day Hamlett ‘66 Bender Day, Virginia ‘61 Marjorie Day Hamlett ‘66 Brandt, Stephen Kent ‘71 Robert Brandt ‘46 Updegrove, John ‘61 Ruth Basehore Lindner ‘42 Evan G. Lindner ‘42 Fortney, James A. ‘63 Marian Jacoby Fortney ‘28 Evans, Jack ‘74 Stephen K. Kipp ‘74 Harne Wise, Brenda ‘63 Fay K. Geegee ‘64 Barbara Harne Lowe ‘61 Wilder, Richard ‘74 Stephen K. Kipp ‘74 Fortney, James A. ‘63 William B. Fortney ‘60 Marian Jacoby Fortney ‘28 Harne Wise, Brenda ‘63 Fay K. Geegee ‘64 Glenda G. (Gidge) Geegee ‘59 Barbara L. Harne Lowe ‘61 Morris, William ‘63 John B. Carmany ‘63 Robert E. Carmany ‘66 Morris, Jr., William A. ‘63 John B. Carmany ‘63 Kathleen Morris Peterson ‘66 Updegrove, John Thomas ‘63 Ruth Basehore Lindner ‘42 Day, Douglas R. ‘64 Marjorie Day Hamlett ‘66 Deardorff, Dixie ‘64 Gregory A. Deardorff ‘68 Hershner Blatner, Jan ‘68 Patricia (Tita) Hershner Eberly ‘59 Black, S. Andrew ‘77 Eric L. Hollinger ‘71 Willis, Marian L. ‘90 Linda Scritchfield Willis ‘67 Cephas S. S. Willis ‘98 Scott Kerstetter, Jenny ‘91 Robert J. Mentzer ‘86 Stada, Christine M. ‘96 Jodi Hower Albin ‘93 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 Neff, Kathryn ‘23 Barbara Gelwicks Neff ‘63 William B. Neff ‘59 Schwalm Guinivan, Irene ‘39 Ruth C. Schwalm ‘42 Reynolds, Mervin S. ‘28 Robert E. Reynolds ‘47 Class of 1954 Darlene J. Sadler Stansfield ‘54 Class of 1967 Harvey W. Owen ‘67 Myers Sourbier, Margaret ‘39 Nancy Sourbier Todt ‘70 5 WILDCAT REUNION CALENDAR CLASS OF 1940 Plans to be announced Jean Keefer 717-766-3550 Friday, June 24th CLASS OF 1942 6:00 p.m. Sunday, October 16 THE CARRIAGE ROOM ALLENBERRY 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Cliff Brown 717-766-5677 [email protected] CLASS OF 1945 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE CLASS OF 1947 Friday, June 24 ALLENBERRY PICNIC IN THE MEADOW Saturday, June 25th 50 CLASS REUNION ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DINNER WEST SHORE COUNTRY CLUB TH 6:00 p.m. Linda Mohler Humes 717-691-7555 [email protected] CLASS OF 1960 Saturday, September 10 OFFICER’S CLUB AT THE NAVY THE CARRIAGE ROOM ALLENBERRY 11:00 a.m. – 3 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Mary Sloop Rupp 717-737-9956 Fred Umholtz 717-258-4764 Sally Drury Cotton 717-774-5163 [email protected] CLASS OF 1950 Saturday, September 24 MECHANICSBURG CLUB 6:00 p.m. – Social Hour 7:00 p.m. - Dinner Dave Coover 717-766-4570 Skip Hutter 717-766-6408 [email protected] CLASS OF 1952 Friday, September 23 AMERICAN LEGION, DILLSBURG (formerly Chalet Restaurant – Rt. 15) Shirley Kreitzer Hosler 717-766-7103 [email protected] 6 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 CLASS OF 1955 50-Year Class CLASS OF 1965 Saturday, August 13 THE HOME OF JOE RUTH 12 Simmons Road Mechanicsburg CLASS OF 1975 Friday, October 7 HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME UPSTAIRS AT GRANDPA’S GROWLER After the Game! Saturday, October 8 HILTON HOTEL DOWNTOWN HARRISBURG Susan Failor Whitcomb 717-766-5511 [email protected] Karen Klaiber Richards 717-697-5670 [email protected] CLASS OF 1980 Saturday, September 24 BELTZHOOVER TERRACE ALLENBERRY BOILING SPRINGS 6:30 p.m. Holly Rynard-Metzgar 717-697-4808 [email protected] CLASS OF 1985 Friday, August 19 Doris Himes Junkins 717-766-5774 [email protected] Saturday, August 20 Fall plans to be announced Kathi McNulty Weinstein 717-652-4606 [email protected] Any questions please call (717) 766-5628 or email [email protected] www.mashalumni.org 6:00 p.m. – Social Hour 7:00 p.m. - Dinner 3:00 p.m. - ??? CLASS OF 1970 PLANNING A CLASS REUNION??? The Association receives updates on alumni on a regular basis. These updates are gathered from this mailing, the grads themselves and from friends and relatives. If you are planning a reunion, please contact the Alumni Association as you begin your plans. We will provide the most current list of your class members, including their addresses and phone numbers. If you will be mailing to more than 200 people we will be happy to help you with the bulk mailing information and bulk mail permit usage. Bulk mailing can save you money on postage costs! 2004 HONORARIUMS Class of 1939 Mary K. Brunhouse Peterson ‘39 Winifred Dougherty Swick ‘39 Eleanor Zimmerman Horn ‘39 Class of 1941 Class of 1941 Grace Krone Fike ‘41 Class of 1944 (60th Anniversary) Class of 1944 Lois Arbegast Schweitzer ‘44 Leonard, Mr. William (Retirement from MASH) Barbara Docherty Cronan ‘81 Vogelsong, Mabel ‘25 (97th Birthday - 1/2/05) Claire Vogelsong Pease ‘49 Lear Laverty, Elizabeth ‘38 (Being a Great Mom) Bruce Andrew Laverty ‘78 Class of 1946 Robert Meals ‘46 Brunhouse Peterson, Mary K. ‘39 (65th Class Reunion) Mary Sue Peterson Rupp ‘77 RANGE END GOLF CLUB Class of 1947 Shallimar L. Sholley Beshore ‘47 Hartzell, Adele M. ‘39 Michael L. Norris ‘61 Bart Miller 717-766-1163 [email protected] Class of 1950 Donald E. Badorf ‘50 Keefer, Jean L. ‘40 Edward E. Stansfield ‘40 Class of 1951 George C. Wolfe ‘51 Stahl Rupp, Jeanne ‘41 Mary Sue Peterson Rupp ‘77 Class of 1953 Shirley Wilbur D’Orazio ‘53 Shaner, Joseph Wendell ‘49 J. Russell Seese ‘44 Plans to be announced Class of 1954 Cynthia Byers Hartman ‘54 Gerald B. Wood ‘54 Jeff Zeigler 717-502-0666 [email protected] Class of 1954 — MHS Teachers, Coaches, & Teammates (50-Year Reunion) Gerald B. Wood ‘54 Ralph & Josie Lichty Clay, ‘51 (50th Wedding Anniversary) Douglas G. Hoskins ‘50 Joyce Kegel Hoskins ‘51 YE OLDE ALE HOUSE Lisa Hershey Webster 717-728-9232 CLASS OF 1990 CLASS OF 1995 Saturday, October 1 APPALACIAN BREWING COMPANY Ben Basom 717-796-7786 [email protected] CLASS OF 2000 NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE Class of 1955 (50th Class Reunion) Marlene Jumper Bricker ‘55 Sue Parsell ‘55 Class of 1980 (25th Reunion) John S. Boswell ‘80 Miller, Barton W. ‘85 Ralph W. Miller ‘51 Logan, Mary ‘04 (Special recognition for painting Crazy Old Wendy for Cow Parade) Paul Albert Miller ‘38 Vandrew, Adam ‘04 (MHS Graduation) Andrea Dean Singiser ‘58 Ranny L. Singiser ‘58 Please note… Honorariums are listed for Jan. 1 – Dec. 31, 2004. Any contribution received after Dec. 31, 2004 will be listed in next year’s newsletter. 2004 ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND AWARDS The Mechanicsburg Area High School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund was established in 1980 under the direction of Mabel M. Vogelsong. Initially the Fund began with local solicitations resulting in $10,000 and has grown to over $211,000 with donations from Mechanicsburg graduates throughout the country. The funding of the scholarships is based upon interest earned by the Fund. As the Fund has grown the Alumni Association has been able to increase the number of recipients and the size of the award. 1981 Jennifer Chen Stephen A. Orner 1982 Lois E. Brommer Duquette Patrick Campbell 1983 Lynette Lippert Powell Melinda Rider Condon 1984 Eleanor I. Pracht-Smith Jeffrey D. Quinlan 1985 Darren J. Asper David E. Eppinger Russell L. Reeser 1986 Grace Chen Tracy C. Herth Peter E. Vollmar 1988 Alan Bardell Michael Hock Jane’e L. Robinson Adam Wiebner 1990 Amy Benedict Leahy Shawn M. Goodrich Lauren Herrold-Bredickas Rachelle Wingert Buchwald 1995 John E. Florio Leah M. McClimans Jo Anne Wimberly Russell C. Young 1996 Christen E. Coyne Taylor A. Griffiths Kyle L. Strock Sabrina C. Thompson Laura A. Zimmerman 1991 Kelly Green Heather Kauffman Ann Leonard Carly Sabo 1997 Blaine Basom Abbie R. Gongloff Valerie Hess Miller Kirsten L. Stauffer Michelle W. Wallender 1992 Aimee Keating Adam Klaum C. Brandon Ream Kurt Sprowls 1998 Teresa I. Cluck Lois A. Hofsass Dana L. Lyons Erin J. Schoenfelder 1993 Rebecca Brammer Kimon C. Kanelakis John P. Leonard 1999 Seth A. Fortuna Mandi E. Hollenbaugh Christian L. Savard Jason R. Simmons Scott D. Thompson 1994 Michael C. Martin Bobbie Jo Rimel Sonya L. Thompson April M. Zarecky 2000 Amy Cline Maggie L. Gorman Richard E. Kramer Sarah E. Stepp Rachael R. Thorne 2001 Bryce Basom Emily Kapp Kyle Mason Allison Shuey Julie Palakovich Valerie Pugliese 2002 Kristine Bauer Travis Brown Tyler Capp Clare Hoover Galen Kapp Cassondra Myers 2003 Kaitlin Oyler Lindsay Parent Johanna Quist Keith Shively Dan Bathon 2004 Alanna Justice Alicia Silvester Brianna Brooks Kate Stepp Kevin Hellam Alanna Justice Alanna Justice attends Elizabethtown College majoring in elementary education. Her school activities included concert band, Key Club, National Honor Society, French Honor Society and Orchestra. Alicia Silvester Alicia Silvester attends the University of Pittsburgh studying pre-medicine. Her school activities included National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Key Club, concert band, tennis, track and Student Council. Brianna Brooks Brianna Brooks attends Millersville University majoring in elementary education. Her school activities included cheerleading, track, yearbook, Key Club, Student Council and senior class advisory committee. Kate Stepp Kate Stepp attends Carnegie Mellon University studying computer science. Her school activities included yearbook, chorus, Key Club, National Honor Society, German Honor Society, soccer and volleyball. Harry Berkheimer, ‘26 Lineman of the Year Award Kevin Hellam Kevin Hellam attends Shippensburg University majoring in business administration. His school activites included baseball, football and weightlifting club. 2005 Scholarship Award Winners not chosen prior to publication of newsletter. THE ANNUAL ROAR 2004 1987 Beth Bolger Rinehart Kristen Borgersen Sunkyu Kim Ammon W. Peffley, III 1989 Jennifer Coffman DeWitt Michelle L. Coover Deidra L. Duffalo Raymond Martin Stephen Ranck Scholarship Awards 7 Winter Gala & Student Choice Awards The Mission of The Wildcat Foundation is: To enhance the quality of life for the students of the Mechanicsburg Area School District by expanding academic and cultural opportunities which may not be found in the traditional public educational environment To expand and strengthen the educational mission of the School District which may not be funded by traditional economic resources To provide for and enhance leisure learning, athletic and wellness programs for all residents 8 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2004 of the School District T he 4th Annual Winter Gala of The Wildcat Foundation was held February 25th at the West Shore Country Club. One of the highlights of Winter Gala is the announcement and presentation of “The Student Choice Awards” recognizing three district employees. This is the second year that these awards have been presented. The nominations for “The Student Choice Awards” are based on essays submitted by individual students written on behalf of a current or past Mechanicsburg Area School District staff member who has made a significant impact on their lives. A committee of Wildcat Foundation Board members, administrators, and teachers selects one essay from each level, elementary, middle, and high school. The three winning student essays were read aloud by each of its authors. Ben Derk, 5th grade student from Upper Allen Elementary School, commented in his essay that on the first day of school his teacher, Bradford Wolfe made him feel like “me, not them” and that he went Buddy Program Amy Albert, Supervisor of the Wildcat Summer Buddy Program Left; Jeffery Geisel and Angela Willis that there are still good people in the world who care about Left; Bradford Wolfe and the little things! Benjamin Derk Following the readings of essays at the Winter Gala, the from being Ben, “the student”, Left; Brianna Taylor and Wildcat Foundation President, James Weaver to Ben, “the person”. James Steven Butz, presented an Weaver, 6th grade music teacher award to each award-winning district staff at Mechanicsburg Middle School, heard in the employee and thanked the students for their essay written by Brianna Taylor, that Mr. Weaver participation. always had new ideas “popping up in his mind” The Wildcat Foundation Winter Gala will - whether it’s glow in the dark sticks, carry-on be held next year on February 5th. Mark your snare drums, or lifting sticks in the air after calendar and plan to share in the excitement a rim click. Senior High 12th grade student, of supporting the wonderful programs made Angela Willis, wrote that she appreciated Mr. possible by funding from The Wildcat Foundation Jeffrey Geisel for all he does and thanked him and enjoy an evening with friends. for taking her under his wing and showing her T he Mechanicsburg Wildcats Summer Buddy Program is a new program, designed to recruit graduates to serve as mentors for sixth and seventh grade students who are having difficulty adjusting to the transition from the elementary to secondary grades. Mentors and buddies met four times a week and participate in activities encouraging one-onone and group interaction, social skills, problem solving ability and perseverance. Activities included community service projects along with field trips to museums and the capital. In 2004 this program was under the supervision of Amy Albert, high school teacher. Her proudest moment was watching the confidence of the eight youths grow daily. The goal of the program was to improve selfesteem and decision making among the Middle School students who finish the six-week program. This new program, one of many, was funded by the Wildcat Foundation and MASD. Wildcat Foundation Grants Program /Event Receiving Wildcat Foundation Grant Amount of 2004 Grant SAT/PSAT Renaissance Award $125.00 Steven Courtney Assembly Program $3,500.00 MASD Student Aid Fund $1,000.00 MASH Outdoor Campus Garden $900.00 Mechanicsburg Ice Hockey Club $1,500.00 PTO Forum Dictionary Project for MASD Third Grade Students $433.00 Friends of the Memorial Park Pool $5,000.00 MASD Recreation Department Hershey Track and Field Day MASD Jump Start Program $500.00 $5,035.00 MLK Day/MMS Leadership Corps $3,000.00 MASD School to Careers Program $750.00 Wildcat Summer Buddy Program $14,000.00 “Wildcat Productions” MASH Spring Musical 2004 $2,500.00 Environmental Center $45,500.00 MASH “Operation Bug Me” Student Assistance Program $1,000.00 Kids on the Block $600.00 2004 WILDCAT FOUNDATION ALUMNI CONTRIBUTERS Larisa E. Grove Thomas ‘87 Barbara L. Harne Lowe ‘61 Betsy Heagy Smith Murray ‘43 John E. Heath ‘53 Beverly A. Heck Miller ‘65 Donald Eugene Hershman ‘47 Frank M. Highberger ‘41 Ruth Hoffman Stevenson ‘45 Mandi E. Hollenbaugh ‘99 Ruth E. Hopple Miller ‘48 Marilyn Horn Kachelries ‘57 Annette H. Houck Shingler ‘55 Gladys Hoy Peck ‘47 Donald C. Humes ‘57 Cheryl Hutter Humes ‘75 Joan Johnson Stokes ‘57 Marlene Jumper Bricker ‘55 Rose Ann Kimmel Whitesell ‘64 Stephen Kipp ‘74 Betty K. Klinger Hooven ‘50 Marian Kuhns Musser ‘61 Winifred Kuhns McCutcheon ‘44 James R. Landis ‘55 Bruce Andrew Laverty ‘78 Bradley E. Lolus ‘80 Eugene W. Lolus ‘48 Robert M. Long ‘38 Marjorie A. Mannix Strasbaugh ‘46 C. Ray Martin ‘41 Gordon C. Martin ‘50 Velma M. McCurdy Mumper ‘42 Michael Metzgar ‘80 H. Edward Miller ‘66 Marilyn M. Miller Ginsburg ‘63 Paul Albert Miller ‘38 R. Wayne Miller ‘48 Traci Ann Morret Pellegrini ‘87 Richard E. Mowery ‘58 William F. Mumma ‘53 Martin L. Myers ‘55 W. Michael Nailor ‘72 Lois E. Neibert Witmer ‘58 Suzanne M. Oravitz Smith ‘80 Patricia K. Orris Robertson ‘62 Brenda Owen Goddard ‘61 Harvey W. Owen ‘67 Jonathan R. Page ‘64 Cynthia P. Pennington Clippinger ‘62 Mary Sue Peterson Rupp ‘77 Lynn Puskarich Tosh ‘88 Roberta Putt Traynor ‘51 Donald O. Rankin ‘60 Cynthia L. Rider Duck ‘70 David Rusenko ‘78 Holly Rynard Metzgar ‘80 William H. Schuchman ‘54 J. Russell Seese ‘44 Stanley A. Seese ‘42 Nancy Shafran Wingert ‘56 Lucy Sheaffer Bair ‘55 Florence S. Sheely Martin ‘46 Harold E. Sheely ‘48 Richard G. Shingler ‘53 Faye Shuman Sweger ‘36 Michael S. Signor ‘84 Samuel M. Simmons ‘37 Paul D. Smith ‘56 Patricia A. Snelbaker Emel ‘51 Edward E. Stansfield ‘40 Lee C. Stare ‘55 J. Robert Stauffer ‘42 Jay L. Stoner ‘54 Shirley S. Strock Albright ‘68 Eric R. Strous ‘80 Mary Thomas Myers ‘68 Joanne Trimmer Kyper ‘56 Forrest A. Trumbore ‘44 F. Thomas Ulrich ‘53 Reily Eugene Urich ‘47 Mabel M. Vogelsong ‘25 Timothy G. Walter ‘79 Thomas E. Weber ‘72 Virginia Weber Gelsinger ‘55 Dona K. White Norris ‘86 Thelma I. Whitman Widder ‘32 J. Harold Widder ‘34 Claude M. Williams ‘48 William G. Wirth ‘79 Donald L. Wood ‘59 Gerald B. Wood ‘54 Earl E. Yarlett ‘61 Eleanor Zimmerman Horn ‘39 Michael D. Zink ‘84 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 Barry L. Adams ‘61 David B. Adams ‘61 Sherri L. Akens Albertson ‘85 Charles S. Alexander ‘50 Irvin (Alex) Alexander ‘54 Donald E. Badorf ‘50 Don A. Bair ‘53 Farley S. Baker ‘76 Benjamin D. Basom ‘95 Kathryn Beitzel Dietzel ‘33 Jean Bender Highberger ‘40 William N. Billett ‘50 William N. Billett ‘50 Patricia A. Bixler Myers ‘59 Charles A. Bollinger ‘43 Donald E. Boose ‘47 Glen M. Bootay ‘83 John S. Boswell ‘80 Ward A. Bower ‘65 Dorris M. Bricker Gerber ‘48 Isabelle B. (Brownie) Brown Deardorff ‘47 Ada Joan Brubaker Ent ‘47 Mary K. Brunhouse Peterson ‘39 Louise Carbaugh VanDinter ‘47 Eleanor G. Carmany Burkhardt ‘57 John B. Carmany ‘63 Donald Cassel ‘51 Virginia L. Cassell Calabrese ‘43 Isabel Coble Kilmore ‘38 George Wayne Cockley ‘43 Timothy G. Cook ‘62 Crystal Coover Strous ‘82 Creedin C. Cornman ‘48 James D. Cotterman ‘74 Donald M. Darr ‘57 James D. (J.D.) Davis ‘55 James W. Dougherty ‘54 Josephine D. Dougherty Keiser ‘43 Winifred Dougherty Swick ‘39 Sarah Drury Cotton ‘60 Ingrid S. Eberly ‘90 Mark E. Eberly ‘86 Robert E. Enck ‘54 Robert W. Engle ‘42 Uzal W. (Mike) Ent ‘45 Patricia M. Erickson ‘ne Joan M. Failor Alexander ‘54 Joseph M. Farace ‘80 Michael L. Faux ‘67 Marian Fish Logan ‘42 Delvin E. Forry ‘44 Rebecca J. Forry ‘73 Patricia Frysinger Boose ‘49 Glenda G. (Gidge) Geegee ‘59 Charles W. Gelsinger ‘55 Donald E. Getz ‘54 Thomas E. Glumac ‘72 Clarence J. Golden ‘55 Betty R. Goodhart Sowers ‘40 Marilyn Greenawalt Coronado ‘67 9 Financials STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND CASH DISBURSEMENTS AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE ADMINISTRATIVE FUND AND SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FOR YEARS INDICATED. 2004 2003 $6,405.00 $3,355.00 22,913.53 9,725.00 6,403.00 3,082.00 RECEIPTS Memberships (644/671) Contributions Scholarship Fund Administrative Fund Mechanicsburg Area High School ~Alumni Association~ INVITES YOU TO ATTEND The 112 Annual Dinner th ~ Honoring ~ The Class of 1955 THE FIFTY YEAR CLASS & The Class of 2005 OUR NEWEST MEMBERS Saturday, June 25TH, 2004 6 p.m. – Cocktail Hour • 7 p.m. – Dinner Music provided by Lenny Kay Revue West Shore Country Club 100 Brentwater Road, Camp Hill 10 T H E A N N U A L R O A R 2 0 0 4 COME AND ENJOY THE FABULOUS BALLROOM! INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO JOIN YOU FOR DINNER AND DANCING. SPORT COATS Wildcat Foundation 3,970.00 5,228.00 6,570.00 6,360.00 Royalty 300.00 16.00 Room rent 125.00 - Annual meeting Interest - 3.45 46,686.53 27,769.45 DISBURSEMENTS Post office box rental Bulk mailing fee Bulk mail postage (12101 + 41) Return mail postage (1100) Other postage 38.00 - 150.00 150.00 1,498.28 1,520.44 516.26 1,208.52 - - Printing newsletter ($ 6,275.05 - $ 1,568.88) 4,706.17 5,088.34 Annual meeting 6,732.05 6,439.49 Band 400.00 400.00 - 1,500.00 Stationary 366.01 137.80 Computer/website 312.53 180.00 Supplies 21.20 0.21 Plaques 111.80 - 11,625.00 10,678.00 4,828.00 4,595.00 31,305.30 31,897.80 15,381.23 (4,128.35) 2,070.00 6,198.35 $17,451.23 $2,070.00 $13,513.53 $2,225.00 Dinner deposit - 2004 Transfer funds to Scholarship Fund Transfer funds to Wildcat Foundation Receipts over (under) disbursements Fund balance, January 1 Fund balance, December 31 Administrative Fund owes: Scholarship Fund Wildcat Foundation REQUIRED BY MEN. 370.00 1,228.00 $13,883.53 $3,453.00 $211,176.00 $176,365.00 Scholarship Fund Market value Contributions to date 205,635.00 194,010.00 Income available 9,310.00 8,418.00 Scholarships paid 8,400.00 9,400.00 MEMBERSHIP DUES & ANNUAL MEETING RESERVATIONS 1. Membership Dues #_________ @ $10.00 = $____________________ 2. Dinner Reservations #_________ @ $30.00 = $____________________ #_____ Chicken Portobello #______ Roasted Tenderloin of Beef TABLES OF 8-10 MAY BE RESERVED – WE WILL TRY TO SEAT MEMBERS OF SIMILAR CLASSES TOGETHER. To reserve a table, list the names and dinner choices of attendees on a separate sheet of paper. NEED FOR SPECIAL MEAL_____________________________________________________(Please MEAL_____________________________________________________ BE SPECIFIC.) 3. Administrative Fund $________________ 4. Scholarship Fund $________________ This donation is in ❏ honor of ❏ memory of: NAME_____________________________________________________ CLASS YEAR___________ On the occasion of _______________________________________________________________ (Birthday, Anniversary, Class Reunion, etc.) Please notify the following of this contribution: NAME __________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS _______________________________________________________________ CITY_____________________________________STATE_________ZIP______________ 5. The Wildcat Foundation 6. TOTAL ENCLOSED $________________ $________________ THANK YOU! THANK YOU! YOUR NAME _______________________________________________________________ CLASS________________ (Include maiden name when appropriate.) ADDRESS________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ PHONE__________________________________E-MAIL__________________________________________________ SPOUSE/DINNER GUEST’S NAME________________________________________________ CLASS________________ (Include maiden name and class if M-burg grad.) PLEASE INDICATE NEW INFORMATION BY CIRCLING! (FOR EXAMPLE…NEW PHONE number OR E-MAIL ADDRESS) Return Form to: 11 Gladys S. Ritter 712 S. Market St. Mechanicsburg PA 17055 THE ANNUAL ROAR 2005 CONTACT INFORMATION (Dues and contributions are tax deductible. Checks payable to: MAHSAA) T h e A n n u a l …From the desk of the Editors Please take a close look at our financial report! ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Eric Hollinger, ’71 Andrea J. Turo, ‘78 Alan T. VanDrew, ’76 Vice-President Myra Badorf, ’78 EMERITUS Mabel M. Vogelsong, ’25 Secretary Bart Miller, ’85 NEWSLETTER Treasurer Richard N. Wevodau, ’62 E D I TO R S Tita Hershner Eberly, ‘59 Robert J. Mentzer, ’86 Immediate Past Pres. Martin L. Coover, ’56 Foster M. Berkheimer, ’46 Clifford R. Brown, ’42 Tita Hershner Eberly, ’59 Patricia Snelbaker Emel, ’51 Barry L. Heckard, ’66 Robert J. Mentzer, ‘86 Ed Miller, ‘66 Jerry Nailor, ’64 Gladys Shearer Ritter, ’43 Yonette Delmonico Schneider, ‘87 Robert L. Shambaugh, ’69 Robert M. Strickler, ‘94 Nancy Sourbier Todt, ’70 DESIGN/PRODUCTION Debbie Bates-Schrott, ’87 Bates Creative Group C O N T R I B U TO R S Carole Bruce Martin L. Coover, ’56 Eric Hollinger, ’71 Ship Hutter, ’50 Dianne McGowan Robert J. Mentzer, ’86 Andrea Turo, ‘78 Alan VanDrew, ‘76 Carol Winston The Wildcat Foundation Thanks to: • Our dues paying members, despite last year’s 100% raise • Our Administrative Fund contributors • and a substantial memorial bequest to the Scholarship Fund the Alumni Association has a much healthier picture for the future!!! Special thanks to each of you! We encourage everyone to join your fellow Mechanicsburg Area High School Alumni. Add your name to list of supporters from your class! We need you and you need to thank MASH for your education. We know that a number of alumni have mentioned the Association in their wills! Talk to your attorney if you have questions about doing this. What better way to say thank you to the institution that gave you a fine educational start in life and laid the foundation for your success! In September be looking for information from Harris Publishing. They have begun to work on the next issue of the Alumni Directory. We hope that you will supply the information they request and will consider purchasing a copy. It is a wonderful way to find information regarding your friends from high school – where they are, what they are doing and how to reach them! Our very special thanks to Deb Bates Schrott for her dedication to the Association and the design work for the Newsletter! It looks great! OUR MAILING COSTS HAVE INCREASED CONSIDERABLY! PLEASE CONSIDER A GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE FUND!!! MOVING?? Let us know… When & where… YOUR NAME _____________________________________________________________ CLASS__________ ADDRESS________________________________________________________________________________ PHONE__________________________________E-MAIL___________________________________________ If your name does not appear correctly on the mailing label or you plan to move… PLEASE NOTIFY US… Email: [email protected] WRITE or CALL (717)766-5628. Call (717)-766-5628! will not deliver Bulk Mail if there is a typo! Please help us help you! If not, please let us know ASAP! Sometimes the Post Office gets picky and IS YOUR MAILING LABEL CORRECT? RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED PO Box 312 • Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055 MECHANICSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL A L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N P E R M I T N O. 3 5 6 Y O R K , PA PA I D NON-PROFIT O R G A N I Z AT I O N U . S . P O S TA G E
Charles E. Shields
