2009 Alumni Newsletter - the Middletown Area School District

Alumni
Fall 2009
NEWS
MIDDLETOWN AREA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
President’s Column
Dear Alumni,
The Middletown Area Alumni Association would like to recognize its newest members, The Class of 2009.
Homecoming 2009 will be here in just a few short weeks. We expect to have another exciting day. Please
mark your calendars for Saturday, October 10, 2009. We look forward to recognizing the Class of
1959 as our Honor Class this year.
We will have our traditional homecoming activities such as the parade, game, and
alumni dinner this year. We will also host the 2nd annual Raider Alumni tailgate.
The tailgate will take place right outside Memorial Field. Alumni Association
members will receive free admission to the tailgate. All guests will be $5. Please
e-mail Angela Rowe Stover at [email protected] to RSVP for this
event. Last year was a huge success – please join us for some RAIDER
SPIRIT again this year!
The Alumni Association is very proud to announce Earl and Bobby Bright
as Grand Marshal’s for Homecoming 2009. They are avid Middletown
Blue Raider fans, they can be found at every Friday night football game, and
they still keep score at every wrestling match. They are both very active in the
Middletown community as well. Thank you, Earl and Bobby, for all you do!
One of our goals for 2009 was to increase membership. Thank
you to those who have joined us for our meetings this year. It
is always great to see many new faces. We meet every third
Tuesday of the month at Reid Elementary in the library.
Please join us.
Along with our two $2,500 awards, we were also able to
sponsor three high school seniors in the Nurses Aide training
through HACC and Frey Village. Thank you for all donations
made to the award fund. These donations help our future
Alumni members.
Sincerely,
Angela Rowe Stover
Co-President, Class of 1990
Earl Bright IV
Co-President, Class of 1986
2009
Homecoming
Grand MarshalS
&
Earl W. Bright III, Class of 1965
Bobby L. Bretz Bright, Class of 1965
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Education and children’s choir director at
Wesley United Methodist Church where
she has been a lifelong member.
Bobby, daughter of Betty Welsh Bretz,
started her educational career in the
Middletown Area School District by
attending the Wood Street School and
then the Emmaus Street grammar
school. She then attended the George
W. Feaser Junior High as well as the old
Middletown High School on Water Street
and then finally attended and graduated
from the new Middletown High School
in 1965. While in school some of her
fondest memories included taking part
in gymnastics where she competed and
medaled at competitions at Penn State
University and Temple University. She
chose gymnastics over cheerleading since
Mrs. Goepfert told her she was not loud
enough to be a cheerleader. Her most
memorable teachers were Mrs. Goepfert,
Mrs. Giley, Mr. Sheeler, Mr. Sohn, and
Mrs. Rambler. She also remembers the
half days of school in high school when
the new high school was being built.
Bobby lived on Wilson Street until high
school graduation before finally settling
in on South Catherine Street for the past
40 years.
Earl is the son of Earl Bright Jr. and
Beatrice Bright. Earl started his schooling
at Grandview (Demey) Elementary
School. From there he attended Feaser
Junior High, the old Middletown High
School and finally graduated from the
new Middletown High School. While
in school Earl was the student trainer
for the football and baseball teams and
was on the wrestling team. Not only was
Earl on the very first wrestling team in
1961 – 1962, he was the first four-year
varsity letter winner in wrestling and
wrestled the very first interscholastic
match for Middletown Area High School
in 1961. Earl wrestled 95 pounds for two
years and 103 pounds for two years. He
also served as captain of the wrestling
team for two years. Some of his most
memorable teachers in school were Mr.
Duane Patterson, Mr. Pete Fox Sr., Mr.
Alexander, Mr. Shipe, Mr. Rowan, and
Mrs. Gears. Earl grew up in the Olmsted
Homes (now Penn State Harrisburg) and
Shope’s Gardens. While serving in the
Pennsylvania National Guard from 1966
– 1972 he was employed by Dauphin
Deposit Bank. He has also worked for
Merchant and Businessmen Mutual
Insurance followed by Tressler Lutheran
Services now known as Diakon Lutheran
Services where he works today serving
as the Financial Services Coordinator at
Frey Village.
Bobby worked at the Milk Bar, Ben
Franklin 5 & 10, as well as, Giant Food
Stores, Gingrich Memorials and is
currently the Director of Christian
Both Earl and Bobby have a very long
standing history of supporting various
groups in the Middletown Area School
District, as well as, the Borough of
he 2009 Homecoming Grand
Marshals are Earl W. Bright III and
Bobby Lee Bright. Earl and Bobby are
1965 graduates of Middletown Area
High School. Both Earl and Bobby
are lifelong Middletown residents and
avid supporters and contributors to the
Middletown Area School District as well
as the community of Middletown.
Middletown. Both Earl and Bobby have
been involved in Middletown wrestling
in some way, shape, or form since 1961.
They have served as scorekeepers,
timekeepers at both Middletown
matches, as well as, the PIAA Sectional
and District Tournaments for the
past eight years, and Earl has been
a scorekeeper at the PIAA State
Championship Tournament for eight
years. They were both involved with the
creation of the Pin and Win Club (the
wrestling booster club) and served as
officers in the Raider Club including
President and concession chairperson.
Earl was also a PIAA wrestling official
for 15 years.
Earl served six years on Middletown
Borough Council – several of those
years were during the Three Mile Island
incident in 1979. He is the treasurer of
the Middletown Historical Society and
Wesley United Methodist Church.
Bobby is a lifelong member of Wesley
United Methodist Church, a member of
the Piece Makers Quilt Guild, and the
Middletown Historical Society.
Earl and Bobby also volunteer with the
Middletown Red Cross when needed.
They are the proud parents of Lynn
Bright Brandt and Earl W. Bright IV.
They have five grandchildren: Alexa (12),
Zoey (9), Jacob (10), Josh (6) and Ella
(3). They celebrated their 42nd wedding
anniversary this past March. In their
spare time they enjoy the Civil War,
ghost hunting (especially at Gettysburg),
watching their grandchildren, quilting,
and watching any and all MASD
sporting events!
Don’t Forget. . . Send in Your Alumni Dues Today! See Page 11.
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N Alumni Directory
Middletown Area High School is pleased to announce the 2010 edition of its Alumni
Directory!
This handsome publication will be a welcome addition to your personal library. It is
a great way to show pride in being an alum of Middletown Area High School, and a
valuable resource as well!
Contact List for
Homecoming
2009
Activities
Harris Connect, a leading publisher of alumni and membership directories for 45 years,
has been selected to compile this first ever edition of our directory. It is expected to
be the definitive “who’s who” of Middletown Area High School, and an excellent tool
that you can use to connect with other former Raiders. The hardcover print directory
will contain biographical entries on each alumnus, which will include the following
information:
­— Name
­ Residence and Business information including addresses, telephone —
numbers and email addresses
­— Additional Education
Don’t be left out. Be a part of our 2010 Directory!
Be sure to call 1-800-658-7017
by November 16 to be included!
We have entrusted Harris Connect, a company with a reputation of integrity and many
years of experience in the industry, with the task of compiling our directory.
Class Reunions
Class of 1969
40th Class Reunion will be held Saturday, October 10, at Champions Sports Bar,
Highspire. Contact: Kay Nye, (717) 566-3191.
All Classes
All Alumni are invited to a casual get-together on
Friday, October 9, at the Blue Room, Union Street,
Middletown, at 7 p.m. Cash bar.
For additional class reunion contact information,
please contact June Mansberger-Royer at
(717) 574-3957 or [email protected].
Fall 2009
Tickets
• Football game
• Dinner/theater
June Mansberger-Royer
(717) 574-3957
jmansbergerroyer@
comcast.net
ALL
OTHER
Activities
• Parade
• Memorial
Football Field
• Dinner
• Business Meeting
• Entertainment
Angela Stover
(717) 985-0730
[email protected]
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Middletown
Homecoming
2008 Recap
The 2008 Homecoming celebration began on Friday
with some classes holding reunions at various
restaurants throughout the Middletown area.
This year’s special events changed the normal schedule
of Saturday activities. The Homecoming parade was
held in the morning. Following the parade, alumni,
friends, and school faculty “tailgated” on the grounds
of the Fink School. This event was sponsored by
the Alumni Association, Middletown Area School
District, and Nutrition Inc. After tailgating, alumni
and fans gathered at the War Memorial Field where
various activities celebrated the 60th anniversary and
rededication of the newly renovated War Memorial
Field. Members of the 1948 Blue Raiders football team
were recognized and received gifts from the members
of the 2008 team. All alumni who participated in any
event held at the field were invited to gather on the
field with other members of their respective events and
be recognized. The football game followed with the
Middletown Blue Raiders playing Trinity High School.
The Blue Raiders lost by a score of 35-14. During
halftime activities, Kate Barbara was crowned as this
year’s Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by BreMahr Manning.
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On Saturday evening, dinner was served at the high
school cafeteria with over 200 alumni and friends
attending. Dinner was followed by a brief meeting
with the introduction of the Homecoming Court and
their parents. Also introduced were Grand Marshals
Nancy Lou Stroup Taxweiler ‘57 and Kay Nye ‘69,
Superintendent Dr. Richard Weinstein, and other
Middletown Area School District administrators, and
all reunion classes. A presentation was made by the
Honor Class of 1958 to the Middletown Area School
District. The evening ended with an enjoyable musical
program entitled “Kasey Casem’s Middletown Top 10.”
The program was presented by the Olmsted Players
with audience participation.
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Honor Class of 1959
th
50
Anniversary
By Walter Williams, Emelia Grosso Wasilewski,
Barbara Stewart Manley, and Margaret Fochler Meyer
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e began our high school years at Feaser School in
1954, due to lack of space at the original High School
on Water Street. We were fortunate to have Mr.
Patterson and Mr. Sinner as class advisors. We began
trying to earn money by selling fruitcakes and magazines.
We elected as our class officers, Heinz Dickl, President;
Ronald McGraw, Vice President; Joan Spancake, Secretary;
and Donald Bryan, Treasurer.
Our freshman year passed quickly and at last we were
finally at good old M.H.S.! We were perhaps a little
nervous, but anxious to be sophomores! Much to our
surprise, we only had three minutes between classes! We
couldn’t possibly make it on time! We chose our class
motto, “After the Battle, the Reward”; class colors, blue and
ivory; and the class flower, white rose. Our new location
meant new class advisors who were Mr. Farner and Mr.
Guistwhite. We elected William Fulginiti as President;
Donald Bryan, Vice President; Nancy Weaver, Secretary;
Connie Cain, Treasurer; and Joan Spancake, Historian.
Many of us took part-time jobs at Newberry’s, Grant’s,
Silco’s and Stuckey’s. It was great to shop and hang out
where our friends worked. There was always the Elks
Theatre for great movies!
For our junior year, Mr. Heller replaced Mr. Guistwhite
as an advisor and we elected the following class officers:
William Fulginiti, President; Edward Baum, Vice
President; Nancy Weaver, Secretary; Emelia Grosso,
Treasurer; and Judy Powell, Historian.
We raised more money selling magazines and candy at
the football games. We used some money to sponsor
the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme being “Some
Enchanted Evening” which was suggested by Kathy
Seltzer. Our prom was held of course in the old gym
which is now the Main Street Gym. We were dancing
and listening to the music of Elvis Presley! We look
back fondly at Red’s, Charlie Beard’s, Renn’s Milk Bar,
and Ted’s, where we practiced all the latest dances from
American Bandstand.
At last we were seniors!! We elected George Crain,
President; Monroe Hinkle, Vice President; Emelia
Grosso, Secretary; Priscilla Taylor, Treasurer; and Walter
Williams, Historian.
Since there was no cafeteria at the high school, we started
a hot lunch counter, which also raised money for our
class. Our One Act Play, “T for Two” was written by
Monroe Hinkle. The senior play presentation was “The
Man on the Stairs.” We also enjoyed the Junior-Senior
Prom with the theme, “Japanese Fantasy.”
We were part of the “Fifties.” We were lucky to have
experienced the fun of that Era. We were fortunate to
have had many teachers and coaches who really cared
about us. When we meet friends from those days, there
is an unspoken feeling that no matter who we now are,
or where we have been, we know at one time we shared a
special time in our lives.
There’s Nothing Greater than a Raider!
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Middletown
Area
Alumni
Association
2009 Officers
Co-President
Angela Rowe Stover, ’90
Co-President
Earl Bright IV, ’86
Recording/
Corresponding Secretary
Donna D. Gallagher
McQuiggan, ’72
Treasurer
June K. Mansberger-Royer,
CFRE, ’87
Financial Advisor
Kyle P. Keating, ’01
2009 Board of
Directors
Audra L. Pehowic Henderson,
’50
Be a Member of the
Alumni Association
Remember…when you send in your annual
membership dues, you have a chance to win a monetary prize.
Simply complete the inside back page of the newsletter and return
with your membership dues payment.
2008 Membership Ticket Prize Winners
$150................ Donald R. Klinepeter, ’74
$100................ Kathaleen Stroup Drexler, ’45
$50.................. Alphonso F. Stefanov, ’44
Become a “Lifetime” Member of
the Alumni Association
The Alumni Association offers a “Lifetime” membership to the
Association. If you pay $50, you will be a member forever and never
have to pay again. If you and your spouse are both alumnus and want
to become Couple “Lifetime” members, you pay $90. You will still
receive your newsletter every year.
Address Changes, Class Lists,
and Mailing Labels
The Alumni Association makes every effort to keep its database of
alumni up to date with accurate information, including name, address,
telephone, and e-mail address changes. If you have moved or you know
of a fellow classmate who has relocated, please notify the Alumni
Association contact listed below so that records can be updated.
Also, if you are a class officer and your class will be holding a class
reunion, luncheon, or special gathering, you may obtain a current list of
classmates. You may also obtain a set of mailing labels if you so desire.
All name, address, telephone, and/or e-mail address changes/updates,
as well as, requests for current class listings and/or mailing labels
should be made to: June Mansberger-Royer, CFRE, 201 Columbia
Street, Middletown, PA 17057-1814. Phone: (717) 944-5186.
Cell: (717) 574-3957. E-mail: [email protected].
Carol Chubb Jones, ’73
Donajoy Gallagher Mosser, ’70
Rebecca Hammond Schmidt, ’69
JoAnn L. Shipkowski, ’68
2009
AWARD WINNERS
Veronica Bialas.......$2,500................................... Grove City College
Alexis Moyer............$2,500...................................Gettysburg College
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Alumni Century Club
July 11, 2008 – July 10, 2009
The Alumni Century Club is composed of Alumni who have contributed $100 or more to the Alumni Century Club Fund. Membership, memorials, and
designated gifts are deposited into an award account whose principle is invested and whose earned income is used for Alumni awards.
1931 Charles P. Selcher Sr.
1935 Thomas V. Murto Jr., In memory of
Mary F. Capka Clopper, Class of 1935
1940 Mabel A. Klahr Billings, In memory
of my brothers, Donald D. Klahr,
Class of 1939, and James R. Klahr,
Class of 1953
1943 Classmates
1944 Gloria L. Lockard Elberti, In memory
of George W. Elberti Jr., Class of 1944
1949 Gail Potts Richards, In memory
of Anne Elizabeth Richards, Class of
1981
1949 James R. and Nancy Madara Swartz,
In memory of our departed
Classmates
1950 Dolores K. Klinepeter Murray,
In memory of my husband, Julius
R. Murray, Class of 1950, and
my mother, Elizabeth McFadden
Klinepeter, Class of 1930
1961 Roy E. and Mary Anne Thompson
Day Jr.
1961 Walter J. Dibeler
1965 Virginia L. Pearson Noll
1966 Jack R. Young
1967 George W. and Donna J. Stoops
Elberti III
1967 Todd W. Thompson
1967 Bonita J. Leedy Young
1950 Nancy Stauffer Polk, USN Ret.
1968 Samuel E. Selcher, DMD
1951 James K. Biemesderfer
1970 Marlin J. Espenshade
1945 Classmates, In memory of deceased
Classmates
1951 William E. Campbell Jr.
1972 Dr. Debra C. Heil, In memory of
Henry J. and Irmgard I. Heil
1945 Doris M. Menear Dougherty, In
memory of George R. Dougherty,
Class of 1946
1951 Joyce R. Gingerich Cookson, In
memory of John T. Cookson, Class
of 1953
1946 Donald A. Boughter
1954 Robert D. Blecher
1976 Robbi-Ann McGarvey Cook
1946 James R. Madara, In memory of
William E. Summers Jr., Class of 1944
1955 William L. Diffenderfer
1981 Carin Hamill Hummel
1957 Edward L. Kostjal Jr., In memory of
Katie Leininger, Class of 1937
1987 Robert E. Mathias Jr.
1944 Alphonso F. Stefanov, In memory of
Victoria M. Stefanov Henry, Class of
1942
1947 Dolores Butler Campbell, In memory
of brothers: Bob, Gerald, and Charles
1949 Barbara A. Graham Barilla
1951 Joseph R. Capka
1958 Carolyn A. Kuhn Byron
1972 David D. Oldham, In memory of
Delbert D. Oldham
1974 Andrew V. Welkie, DMD, MAGD
1991 Russ A. Strohecker
Donations to the Award Fund
July 11, 2008 – July 10, 2009
1925 Marguerite D. Derr Groff-Flickinger
1935 Vivian I. Dunlap Hoffmeier
1937 James A. Kling Jr.
1938 Paul L. Daily
1938 Elizabeth A. Fritz Needleman
1939 Grace I. Gluntz DeHart
1939 E. Mario Farinella
1940 Marie M. Mathias Condran
1940 Hilda M. Fritz Hoke
1942 Marian E. Billet Griesemer
1944 Neal S. Herneisey
1945 Doris M. Menear Dougherty
1945 Rebekah A. Baumbach Reidinger
1946 Robert W. and Catherine Rehrer
McGarvey
1948 Loretta A. Hiester Reigle
1946 Wilma I. Zerbe Pillsbury
1949 Jo A. Boyer Nickerson
1946 Walter H. Reider
1947 Glenn H. Gluntz
1947 Claude W. Keyser Jr.
1947 Bertha E. Gotshall McMinn
1948 Doris A. Conrad Clave, In memory
of Robert Clave
1948 Jean Cookson Egan
1948 Ruth E. Espenshade Krafsig
1948 Mary L. Gruber Lehman
1948 Joyce L. Kohr Plott
Fall 2009
1949 Madeline M. Rowe Corwin
1949 Ray R. Reider
1950 Dolores K. Klinepeter Murray
1950 Nancy Stauffer Polk, USN Ret.
1951 Patricia A. Meadows Clevish
1951 Herbert P. and Audra L. Pehowic
Henderson
1951 Gloria J. Burkett Tittiger
1952 Delphin E. and Joan Reidell Klinepeter
1952 Mary Ellen Cain Rizio
1952 Charles J. Stare
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Donations to the Award Fund
Continued
1953 Rita A. McCanna Burdick
1961 Dennis B. Rowe
1970 Donajoy Gallagher Mosser
1953 Classmates, In memory of Shirley Sipe
Talon, Class of 1953
1961 Charles E. Ulmer
1970 Debbie L. Gruber Reinfeld
1953 Patricia Goslin Drayer
1963 John F. Bankes
1971 Kenneth W. Condran
1963 James B. and Anne M. Fulginiti Hurst
1971 Steve Miladinovich Jr.
1963 Robert T. Kinsey
1971 Sheree A. Plott Stehr
1964 Gail A. Krasnicki Hossler
1973 Christine M. Mervine Stipanovic
1964 Helen E. Stewart Klipple
1974 John W. Brickman
1964 Renee E. Yalch McCollister
1974 Donald R. Klinepeter
1964 Dorothy J. Sharbaugh Scerni
1975 Robin J. Hoffman Gill
1955 William L. Diffenderfer
1965 Jeffrey A. Beard
1976 Kenneth L. Klinepeter
1955 Joan M. Douglass Martin
1965 Carol A. Tait Ensminger
1976 Vicki L. Wise Kuba
1955 Dorothy M. Burkett Matinchek
1965 Mary-Paul Beaudrias Shannon,
In memory of Lorin A. Reynolds,
Class of 1965
1976 Barbara J. Leonhard
1954 Audra E. Burkett Goodwin
1954 John W. Gray
1954 Patti S. Shearer Sleighter
1955 Betty L. Cobaugh Barb, In memory
of Carol A. Hershberger Vuxta,
Class of 1955
1955 William J. McGlynn, In memory of
teacher, Dr. John Springer
1956 Goldie M. Young Pelletier
1966 David J. Basore
1966 Larry W. Etter
1956 Suzanne D. Bachman Wise
1967 Bradley Herneisey
1958 Ruth A. Emrich Shuler
1967 Cynthia S. Sleighter Hoffman
1958 S. Donald Williams
1967 Nancy J. Stoner Posey
1958 Patricia Stewart Wunderlin
1968 Lee W. Dieffenbacher
1959 Donald L. Bryan
1969 David W. and Patricia A. Tennis
Ethridge
1959 Barbara L. Stewart Manley
1960 Cynthia S. Alleman Fultz
1969 Robert D. Good
1961 Carol L. Hoffman Cook
1961 Roy E. and Mary Anne Thompson
Day Jr.
1969 Rebecca A. Hammond Schmidt
1970 Theresa E. Hoover Barnhart
1970 Pamela Richards Cielinski
1976 Diane N. Christopher Schindler
1978 Vonalea M. Zeigler Burkett
1980 Wendy A. Wise Loranzo
1981 Sandra M. Carricato Julian
1982 J. Craig Williams
1984 Kathy M. Klinepeter Perrier
1989 Jay M. Craig
1989 Julie A. Hoffman DeBoard
1990 Andrew T. Kinsey
1991 Russ A. Strohecker
1997 Scott A. Klinepeter
2002 Ryan Weaver
2005 Nicholas Klinepeter
General Donations
July 11, 2008 – July 10, 2009
Unrestricted, general operating support donations by Alumni cover the organizational costs of conducting day-to-day business. For the most part,
these donations are used to cover the costs associated with producing this annual Alumni News newsletter, including design, printing, and postage.
In addition to dues income each year, general donations also enable the association to give back to the school district to benefit high school clubs and
organizations, as well as, student activity funds for the middle school and elementary schools.
1927 Ethel K. Sload
1937 James A. Kling Jr.
1941 Charles L. Bosnjak
1933 Donald Lauman
1939 E. Mario Farinella
1941 Leon R. and Helen Groupe Daily
1935 Edith M. Metzger Booser
1939 Dale A. Gallagher
1941 Donald W. Gallagher
1935 Elizabeth Habig Hassel
1939 Ruth M. Swartz Kelly
1941 Lester B. Mathias Jr.
1937 Classmates
1940 Ethel M. Reider Baker
1942 Ella Russ Bretz
1937 Evelyn R. Rider Hershey
1941 Jackson W. Baumbach
1942 Marlin R. and Gloria F. Prescott
Kinsey
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General Donations
Continued
1942 Nancy Keyser Klahr
1950 Doris J. Espenshade
1956 Gwendolyn Eckerd Romberger
1942 Dale E. Rider
1950 Norma A. Gates Greene
1956 Earl M. Shaneor
1942 Donald C. and Lois J. Peters Shupp Sr.
1950 Dolores K. Klinepeter Murray
1956 Barbara A. Ulmer Tucker
1942 Esther M. Myers Sitler
1950 Nancy Stauffer Polk, USN Ret.
1957 Thomas M. Cook
1942 Helen M. Hevel Tilson
1950 Clara M. Knecht Reed
1957 Margaret A. King
1943 Benjamin G. and Lois Deibel Helsel
Jr.
1950 Titus C. Risser
1957 James B. and Sandra Goodling Snook
1943 Isabelle L. Neidinger Lehman
1951 Patricia Still Childers
1957 Nancy L. Stroup Taxweiler
1951 Patricia A. Meadows Clevish
1958 Florence W. Putnick Bennett, In
memory of Benny M. Bennett, Class of
1956
1943 Beryl R. Hicks Usoff
1944 Benjamin F. and Mary Louise Menear
Hammond Jr.
1944 Nancy L. Houser Hartman
1944 Phyllis J. Nagle
1945 Kathaleen Stroup Drexler
1945 Mary R. Pence Fornwald
1945 Mary K. Lemon
1945 Evelyn R. Reider Reese
1945 Rebekah A. Baumbach Reidinger
1951 Virginia A. Witters Long
1951 Suzanne S. Rowe
1952 Harriet M. Swartz Brady
1952 Delphin E. and Joan Reidell
Klinepeter
1952 Margaret K. Beckey Leader
1952 Lou Anne Martin Long
1952 J. Fredric Longenecker
1952 Charles J. Stare
1946 David H. Eshleman
1952 Herman F. and Rochelle J. Goodling
Still Jr.
1946 Jean Myers Murray
1952 June Neubaum Trocik
1946 Walter H. Reider
1954 Robert D. Blecher
1947 Claude W. Keyser Jr.
1954 Harry G. and Norma J. Gray
Gottschall
1947 Gerald A. Sellers Sr.
1948 Ruth E. Espenshade Krafsig
1948 Ernest K. Raynor
1948 Ruth E. Shank
1954 John W. Gray
1954 Ruth H. Hersh Hack
1954 Nancy G. Elberti Johnson
1958 Carolyn A. Kuhn Byron
1958 Classmates
1958 Robert G. Fernback
1958 Dorene A. Stipe Jostenski
1958 S. Donald Williams
1959 Larry E. Benner
1959 Barbara L. Stewart Manley
1960 Betty M. Geist Blocher
1960 Ronald A. and Patricia A. Gerrity
Burkholder
1960 Cynthia S. Alleman Fultz
1961 Roy E. and Mary Anne Thompson
Day Jr.
1961 Doris F. Miller Heck
1961 G. Jean Stoner Reed
1961 Dennis B. Rowe
1954 Ronald J. Kain
1961 James L. Smertneck
1961 Charles E. Ulmer
1948 Frances J. Clifford Wolfgang
1954 Diane L. Roberts Rowe, In memory
of Robert “Bobby” C. Rowe Jr.,
Class of 1974
1962 Gary K. Bingaman
1949 Philip J. Dolson Sr.
1954 Patti S. Shearer Sleighter
1949 James M. and Emily Lou Smith
Dupes
1955 Betty L. Cobaugh Barb
1962 Joseph A. and Sandra L. Abromitis
Crown II
1955 Patricia A. Keyser Chubb
1962 Donna K. Haupt Daugherty
1955 William L. Diffenderfer
1962 Karen A. Fernback Denham
1955 John F. Fernback
1962 Ronald J. and Sue A. Klinger
Hartman
1948 Ruth A. Gotshall Sheaffer
1948 Thomas K. and Thelma Clouser Stipe
1949 Jean M. Leggore Kaylor
1949 Jo A. Boyer Nickerson
1949 Ray R. Reider
1949 Patricia G. Shaeffer Richards
1949 Donald L. Thompson
1949 Paul E. and Betty L. Espenshade Wise
1955 William J. McGlynn
1955 John A. Rothrock Jr.
1956 Joan M. Houser Bryant
1956 Jack H. Emrich
1962 Dr. David L. Clouser
1962 Carol A. Bastress Wilsbach
1963 John F. Bankes
1963 Ronald L. and Arda Souders
Matinchek Sr.
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General Donations
Continued
1963 Frank E. Polomski
1969 Terry and Deborah L. Dalton Sharp
1975 Danny A. and Judith I. Schaeffer Crawford
1964 Susan B. Beard Evans
1970 Theresa E. Hoover Barnhart
1975 Terry L. Gerhards
1964 C. Richard Herrold
1970 Marianne Hammond Brognia
1975 Kathie M. Davis Gerrity
1964 Sally A. Schiefer Touloumes
1970 Pamela Richards Cielinski
1975 David P. Kitlan
1965 Jeffrey A. Beard
1970 Nancy Lou Welsh Emrich
1975 Joanne Smith Reber
1965 Mary-Paul Beaudrias Shannon,
In memory of Lorin A. Reynolds,
Class of 1965
1970 Marlin J. Espenshade
1976 Kenneth L. Klinepeter
1970 Thomas E. Hill Jr.
1976 Diane N. Christopher Schindler
1970 Donajoy Gallagher Mosser
1977 Sheila F. Sheaffer Weaver
1970 Craig E. and Rosemary M. Markus
Rowe
1979 Shari F. Boner Lord
1971 Kenneth W. Condran
1980 Tammy L. Fultz Farner
1965 Edward T. Smerick
1966 Roger A. Berkheimer
1966 Dianne L. Daily
1966 Paul B. Supan III
1971 Herbert H. Henry Jr.
1966 Gaye M. Barilla Turpin
1971 Steve Miladinovich Jr.
1967 Marsha K. Howell Deimler
1971 John T. Schortemeyer
1967 Robert C. Knerr
1967 Dorothy L. Myers Shellenberger
1967 David F. and Suzan K. Crow Sides
Jr.
1967 Todd W. Thompson
1971 Sheree A. Plott Stehr
1971 Thomas J. Wealand
1972 Bradley V. Moore
1972 Vicki R. Clouser Zimmerlee
1973 Diane E. Greene
1968 Lee W. Dieffenbacher
1968 Glenn G. Evans
1968 JoAnn L. Shipkowski, In memory of
David A. Shipkowski, Class of 1974
1973 Michael T. and Donna D. Gallagher
McQuiggan
1974 Donald R. Klinepeter
1979 Richard P. and Lou Ann Meko Pelletier Jr.
1981 Michele R. Breininger Stofko
1981 Jody L. Fisher Weaver
1981 Lori A. Mason Wolfersberger
1984 Kathy M. Klinepeter Perrier
1985 Vanitha M. Alexander Elgart
1988 Joel S. and Jessica M. Sciola Craig
1989 Jay M. Craig
1991 Russ A. Strohecker
1997 Scott A. Klinepeter
2005 Nicholas Klinepeter
2008 Brittany Panza
Join Us for
the Raider Tailgate
Prior to Homecoming Game
12:45 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Outside the football stadium.
Free hot dog, snack, and beverage for all
Middletown Area Alumni Association members
Planning to attend?
Please RSVP by Friday, October 2nd, to [email protected] or call
Angela Rowe Stover at (717) 985-0730.
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HOMECOMING 2009
Saturday, October 10
Schedule of Events
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Parade.................................................................. Market Street to War Memorial Field
12:45 p.m. - 1:45 p.m
Tailgate............................................................................................. War Memorial Field
2 p.m.
Football Game vs. Steelton-Highspire
5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Dinner..........................................................................................High School Cafeteria
7 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Program/Business Meeting......................................................High School Auditorium
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Entertainment by Olmsted Players
There’s Nothing Greater than a Raider!