The Squire, Vol 1. - Fall 2021

The Squire A magazine for the alumni, parents, and friends of Delone Catholic High School Vol. 1 Fall | 2021

That’s the Way We’ve Always Done It In the best-selling business book, Who Moved My Cheese, four fictional characters -- Sniff, Scurry, Hem, and Haw – are faced with the same predicament: Each day the four venture into the maze in a quest to find cheese.

As the story goes, the four discovered a motherlode of cheese, but when the cheese disappears, the four characters had differing solutions to the problem. Sniff and Scurry went on an adventure in the maze to discover a new cheese source. Hem and Haw were slow to come around. Hem eventually rejected his uncertainty and his belief that change will harm you. He decided to venture out and happened upon Sniff and Scurry and their new stash. Haw remained stuck in his belief that change is bad.

We have a new Principal (William Lippe), five new teachers, and for the first time in at least five years, we will begin the school year with more students than we concluded the previous year. Additionally, we were blessed to see an increase of 24 percent in philanthropic support.

And, yes, Delone Today has a new name, a new tagline, and a new look. The Squire will continue to provide the plethora of information you’ve been accustomed to in a variety of ways. This coincides with our vision to ensure that Delone Catholic is at the forefront of faith formation, rigorous academic pursuits, and is a contributing member of our community.

Imagine what you can accomplish if you’re not afraid.

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David F. Salter, Senior Director of Institutional Advancement

Delone Catholic High School educates and challenges students spiritually, academically, physically, socially, and aesthetically within the traditions and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.

This challenge will inspire students to encounter Jesus Christ

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Contents The Squire A magazine for the alumni, parents, and friends of Delone Catholic High School Vol. 1 Fall | 2021

personally and to “Be Doers of the

Amanda Hall ‘21; Dr. Carmen Brown, a member of the Foreign Language faculty; and Rebekah Hernandez ‘21 smile before the graduation ceremony.

Word” (James 1:22).

Credits The Squire is published each spring and fall by the Delone Catholic High School Office of Advancement. It is compiled by David F. Salter, Executive Editor; Lauren M. Gross, Managing Editor; Proforma Graphic Concepts/Dan Badolato, Layout, Design, and Printing; editorial contributions by Eric T. Lawrence ’98, Jennifer A. Hart, Bobbi L. (Weaver) Lawyer ’90, Ginger Slagle, and Peyton Golowski ’19.

Photo Credits Delone Catholic High School Archives, Jennifer A. Hart, Brie Smith, Austin McCusker ’03, Lauren M. Gross, and Artem Reichart ’22.

Help Us Conserve Resources Like many other organizations, Delone Catholic is trying to conserve resources, both natural and financial. If you would prefer to receive future issues of The Squire via email rather than through U.S. Mail, please notify the Office of Advancement at 717-637-5969, Ext. 211 or by email at advancement@delonecatholic.org. However, we are happy to continue mailing a copy to you if that is your preference.

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New Name, Same Commitment

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Prepared to Lead: Rev. Dwight Schlaline ’00

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Prepared to Serve: Mr. William J. Lippe P’25 Principal

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Prepared for Life: Graduation, Class of 2021

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Alumni Profile: Local DCHS Are Leading the Next Generation

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Alumni News

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Student Profile: Artem Reichart ’22

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Enrollment Director’s Message

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Advancement Director’s Message

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Honor Roll of Donors

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In Memoriam

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Sports Shorts

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PREPARED

TO LEAD “Priests don’t think they’ll be good at administration,” said Rev. Dwight Schlaline ‘00, the new pastor at The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. “You don’t come into this (the priesthood) with that as a goal.

“It’s eye-opening, once you’re the pastor,” Fr. Schlaline continued. “The first time I became a pastor, it opened up my world to what it means to be in charge of things. It’s a totally different perspective when you’re in charge of things – a lot more responsibility.”

The Right Man at the Right Time

No one really prepares priests to be pastors, at least not in the business sense. Most parishioners would assume that a priest is wholly prepared for his spiritual duties. Being a pastor, however, is combining two full-time jobs: Spiritual leader and CEO. Who trains pastors on how to develop and maintain a budget for the parish; how to be observant of and remedy any problems with the physical plant of the church; how to be the chief fundraising officer for the parish? If you’re blessed to be a pastor that also has a school, you can add all of the responsibilities for the school to those for the church.

It’s a recipe for burnout.

Fortunately, Fr. Schlaline saw a promotion coming back in 2014 and he sought a way to educate himself and to prepare himself for his new duties. He discovered the Pastor’s Toolbox conference offered by the Leadership Roundtable, a national organization that partners with

“I have to be the pastor of everyone.”

That’s the vibe I’m trying to put out, especially in this divisive time.”

Catholic leaders on all things regarding management and leadership development. Fr. Schlaline said that the knowledge he gained on human resource law and finance were two key areas.

“I’m much more comfortable now,” Fr. Schlaline said. “I see things that need to be done and I know that I have to do them. When you’re a young priest, you want everyone to like you. But that fantasy has to die. Somebody’s not going to like it, someone will complain, whatever you do. It’s impossible for ME to make everyone happy.

“I have to be the pastor of everyone,” Fr. Schlaline went on. “That’s the vibe I’m trying to put out, especially in this divisive time.”

Fr. Schlaline is back where he started. He comes to Sacred Heart after six years as pastor at Our Lady of Visitation in Shippensburg. That position included the chaplaincy at Shippensburg University.

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“I love being in this area,” Fr. Schlaline concluded.

“I grew up in East Berlin, and I was a four-year member of the marching band at Delone Catholic.”

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TO SERVE Delone Catholic High School is a place of vocation, a place of ministry, and a place of employment.

For Mr. William Lippe, newly chosen to lead the Squires, it is all three. In his 20s, Mr. Lippe spent time discerning the priesthood. He took what he thought was a temporary leave from his pursuit of formal religious life, only to meet his now-wife Valerie. They are the proud parents of Cecilia ’25, and Christopher and Catherine, who are in the sixth- and fifth- grade, respectively.

His deep devotion to the Catholic faith is evident in everything he does at Delone Catholic. In early August, he brought priests and deacons from all the local partner and supporting parishes into the school for lunch and fellowship.

Mr. William Lippe, P‘25 Principal

Over a catered luncheon, he welcomed the men to Delone Catholic – or welcomed them back, as several of them are alumni of the school – and invited them to come to the school as often as their schedules permit.

“We will be importunate in asking for your time and gifts in our school and to our young people,” he warned them.

“The importance of their witness cannot be understated,” he said. “Our young men need to see godly men and envision themselves in that role. Our young ladies, too, need to have these godly men as examples as they potentially discern religious life.“Being in a Catholic educational setting means raising our young people up within the rich teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic faith, inviting and encouraging their unique abilities. We are all given talents by God that we are called to use for the greater good of the Holy Church, but not all of our talents are the same, and we should honor that,” he said.

“That said, we are entering an age of the laity, and responsibility falls to us. We need to build up a Catholic culture,” he added.

He wasted no time in fulfilling that promise. On Tuesday, Aug. 24 – the Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle – Delone Catholic High School opened its school year, seeking the Lord’s blessing, with a school-wide Mass celebrated not only by our own Chaplain, Fr. Samuel Miller, but with Fr. Richard Lyons and Fr. Aaron Lynch as well. Deacon Tom Aumen ’71, P’00, P’02, P’09 and Deacon Chris Livelsberger ’83 assisted at this concelebrated liturgy, while Mr. Brendan McCall P’25, a member of our religious studies faculty, served as acolyte and a faculty choir led everyone in song.

One of Mr. Lippe’s goals is to foster a culture that promotes student success while honoring their different abilities and talents.

“Being in a Catholic educational setting means raising our young people up within the rich teachings and traditions of the Catholic Faith, inviting and encouraging their unique abilities. We are all given talents by God that we are called to use in building up the kingdom, but not all of our talents are the same, and we should honor that,” he said.

From left, Mr. Brendan McCall P’25, a member of our religious studies faculty; Deacon Tom Aumen ’71, P’00, P’02, P’09; Fr. Richard Lyons; Fr. Samuel Miller, Delone Catholic High School Chaplain; Fr. Aaron Lynch; and Deacon Chris Livelsberger ’83

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PREPARED

FOR LIFE Graduation The Class of

2021

In a year when so many things weren’t normal, the Delone Catholic High School Class of 2021 celebrated its graduation in an almost normal way.

Although attendance was limited, both due to COVID-19 restriction and physical space limitations, and although students and families had to wear masks, the Class of 2021 graduated together, something that didn’t happen in 2020.

On Friday, May 21, 2021, the 92 members of the Class of 2021 walked across the stage, smiled for a photo, and received their diplomas. As is traditional for high school graduations, the diplomas were conferred

by Most Rev. Ronald W. Gainer, Bishop of Harrisburg, who exhorted the graduates to use their education as a passport to the wider world.

“Today is a day for congratulations and good wishes, a time for giving thanks to God for what has been and a time for renewing trust in God for what is yet to come in each of your lives. This is a time of saying goodbye to your high school years and for embracing the next phase of your lives,” Bishop Gainer said.

“Graduating seniors, I truly hold you in high esteem. To say that your senior year was unique would be an understatement. The last months of your junior and this last year were nothing short of extraordinary, with challenges which none of you, and none of us with many more birthdays than you, had ever previously experienced. Your high school experience was unlike any other class before you. But these challenges were met and they were overcome.

“Those difficulties provided you with a good life lesson as you conclude your secondary education and prepare to take on new challenges in life. Challenges can summon forth the best in us, or they can make us want to give up, to collapse under the pressure. That did not happen.

Your school leaders and teachers and you would not let that happen.

Instead you grew through it all and the trials called forth the best in you,” he added.

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Ryan Joseph Murphy was the Class of 2021 Valedictorian.

“When we first entered this journey our freshman year, none of us could have imagined what our high school experience would turn out to be. Quicker than we could have thought, we made those experiences and memories and we are ready to move on,” he said.

He recounted a moment in the school year when he and his friends were sitting in the cafeteria and decided to do “highs and lows,” where people recount the good parts (highs) and bad parts (lows) of their days.

He said that was something that his family had done on vacation, and doing it with his friends further solidified the sense of being a family that exists at Delone Catholic High School.

He encouraged his classmates to “aim to be a light to others, and live out our lives the way God intended.

Another thing I’ve learned from Delone has been to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. We all need to deal with the fact that life is meant to be an adventure, and every adventure has its highs and lows and can be scary at times. But, going out of our comfort zone and trying new things is the best thing to do.”

The Class of 2021 Salutatorian was Audrey Catherine Sell.

Sell addressed her classmates, reminding them how far they’ve come: “We spent the last four years together, navigating our way through high school, attending classes, completing assignments, doing Odds and Evens, writing way too many essays, all to make it to this point. We’ve made friends, built relationships, and strengthened our bond with God, tying us together at this point. We’ve gone through hardships, dealt with a pandemic, helped each other through negative times, all while looking forward to this point.

So what’s my point? Don’t let this point be an end point. Continue working hard and completing your tasks, whether it’s assignment in college, a job in the workforce or your own personal goal.”

To watch the full graduation video, please scan the QR code at below:

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ALUMNI ProfileS

By Peyton Golowski ’19 Life contains a lot of uncertainty and people have seen that over the course of the past year. People learned to adapt to change and tried not to lose their faith and trust in God. In helping to see that faith, we turned to what was most certain: The educators and religious life found within the Catholic school system.

Delone Catholic High School sits amongst surrounding partner schools and local parishes that form the community in which our faith thrives.

We met with Mrs. Crystal (Bowman) Noel ’94, P’20, P’24, P’24 then-principal of St. Teresa of Calcutta McSherrystown Campus, to ask why she views Catholic education as so important during these unprecedented times. “Through the gospel, the teachings of our Catholic faith and our model of service in St. Teresa of Calcutta, we want our students to know God’s love and share it with others,” Noel said. Simply, we imitate God’s love by seeing it acted and envisioned by others.

Noel mentioned how the educators learn from the children just as much as the children learn from them. In Luke’s Gospel, Jesus called the children to him and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these” (18:16). Having God be at the center of this relationship allows for a solid foundation of trust and spiritual growth to happen in a positive learning environment.

Noel is not the only Delone Catholic alum who is inspired to create a learning environment that allows faith to grow Across town, Mr. David Staub ’94, P’25, is the newly appointed principal at St. Joseph School and former math teacher at Delone Catholic High School. He not only has been involved in Catholic education himself, but is sending his children through the same school system where they are encouraged to become involved

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Local DCHS Are Leading the Next Generation

in their faith. “The foundation of all we do will be rooted in God’s teachings and guide us daily,” said Staub. “Catholic schools provide the opportunity for children to strengthen their faith and provide opportunities to cultivate their relationship with God.” Staub believes all the opportunities can only take place in a Catholic school providing tremendous opportunities for children to grow spiritually. St. Joseph’s core teachings are enriched by faith, discipline, and education. Staub explained that these qualities can only come to fruition within a Catholic school system based on the teachings of Christ.

Both principals expressed that the best way to exude the way of God through Catholic education can be found in the individual child. Each person has his or her own way of learning and adapting to new challenges. There is no better way of doing things such as this than in the Catholic school system. Staub plans to aid his teachers by “expanding their [the teachers’] toolbox for classroom instruction.”

A key element in aiding this endeavor is making sure that the educators of the surrounding schools are well-prepared.

Mrs. Rebecca (Long) Sieg ’92, P’20, P’25, the principal of Saint Francis Xavier Catholic School, explained that the best way to ensure a child has a strong religious education is through the faculty’s willingness to face new and upcoming challenges that can arrive at any time.

“We are a team and our focus will always be to partner with the parents in educating their children and doing the best we can for the children entrusted in our care each and every day,” Sieg said.

Diving deeper into what makes Catholic education truly the best fit for any student, we look at the foundation of God’s teaching: The Catholic Church.

In addition to local principals, Delone Catholic is blessed to boast alumni in the priesthood and permanent diaconate.

Those men gave insight into how to keep our Catholic schools up to the standard of Catholic teaching. Rev. Dwight Schlaline ’00 of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Hanover took into consideration how to seek true happiness with our faith: “Our educational goals should revolve around our relationship with God. When God is truly at the center instead of mere self-interest, people find the happiness they didn’t know they were seeking.”

In other words, we tend to be blinded by unnecessary things that ultimately distract us from finding happiness in God and his way of teaching.

A vital way in becoming closer to Christ can be found in the way we interact with others. Rev. Anthony Miller ’71 of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church in Littlestown enlightened the mindset for those who struggle in coming to terms with how one can grow with God. After he visited with his First Friday Communion volunteers, Fr. Miller took some time to talk about what makes the Catholic Church so strong and planted in faith. “It is all about connections outside of the church that make the community so special,” Miller said. Being called to the priesthood at such a young age – having first thought about it around second grade – Miller has seen firsthand accounts of how faith can bring people together.

He continues to believe that, “with no relationship with others in Christ, there is no model to follow on how to live out one’s faith.”

The Catholic faith community is a blessing made by connections with other people. Interacting with others in our schools and parishes can only make our faith grow stronger with Christ and his teachings.

Three principals and two priests, all alumni of Delone Catholic, are inspiring the next generation to “Be Doers of the Word” through Catholic education.

ALUMNI news Delone Catholic High School is surrounded by alumni at our partner schools and partner parishes, a blessing for which we are so thankful!

At St. Joseph’s School, Hanover: David Staub ’94, married to Michele (Keilholtz) Staub ’95. Dave is the son of Richard Staub ’72 and grandson of Geraldine (Krichten) Staub ’45. He and Michele are the parents of Zachary ’25.

At St. Francis Xavier Catholic School, Gettysburg: Rebecca (Long) Seig ’92, married to Michael D. Sieg ’88. Rebecca is the daughter of Darlene (Meckley) Long ’64. She and Michael are the parents of Madison ’20 and Joseph ’25.

Class of 1950 Anna L. (Roth) Lynch writes that she is spending her time enjoying her seven grandchildren, Brian, Emily, Colin, Jeffrey, Joey, Patrick, and Kerry. Emily is a registered nurse who will be getting married in October.

Class of 2010 Amanda L. (Charnigo) Arnold recently accepted a position as an outpatient therapist at Laurel Life Behavioral and Education Services.

At the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Hanover: Rev. Dwight Schlaline ’00; Deacon Christopher Livelsberger ’83, married to Yolanda (Hemler) Livelsberger ’90, son of Donald ’62 and Frances (Jacoby) Livelsberger ’64.

At St. Joseph, Hanover: Deacon Thomas Aumen ’71, the father of Jared Aumen ’00, Meghan (Aumen) Lawrence ’02, and Micah Aumen ’09.

At St. Joseph the Worker, Bonneauville: Deacon Richard J. Weaver ‘42. He and his wife, Jeanne (deceased), are the parents of Carolyn A. (Weaver) Buckley ‘65, Richard E. Weaver ‘66, Kathleen F. Weaver-Miller ‘68, Thomas A. Weaver ‘70, Joyce E. (Weaver) Murren ‘72, Gerard J. Weaver ‘73, Douglas A. Weaver ‘75, Gregg A. Weaver ‘76, Brian G. Weaver ‘79, Michelle L. (Weaver) McGraw ‘81, Eileen M. (Weaver) Neal ‘85; the grandparents of Christy A. (Weaver) Lawrence ‘88, Heather J. (Weaver) Pyle ‘90, Anthony J. Murren II ‘94; and the great-grandparents of Caitlyn M. Braswell ‘19.

Brett T. Collins and Emilee T. Fuhrman were married on June 6, 2020 at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Conewago.

Brett is a 2016 graduate of Lock Haven University in Lock Haven, Pa., and a 2018 graduate of Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pa., with a degree in physician assistant studies. Emilee is a 2016 graduate of Millersville University in Millersville, Pa., and a 2019 graduate of West Chester University of Pennsylvania with a master’s degree in speech pathology.

Class of 2015 Ellen C. (Weber) Heilman has accepted a position on the faculty at St. Maria Goretti Catholic High School in Hagerstown, Md. She will be teaching biology and environmental science.

Formerly at St. Teresa of Calcutta, McSherrystown, and now at the Diocese of Harrisburg: Crystal (Bowman) Noel ’94, married to Kevin Noel ’94. She is the daughter of Daniel Bowman ’69 and the granddaughter of Rosemarie (Hagerman) Bowman ’45. She and Kevin are the parents of Tara ’20, Taylor ’24, and Colby ’24.

At St. Aloysius, Littlestown: Rev. C. Anthony “Tony” Miller ’71 is the son of James ’54 and Mary (Lawrence) Miller ’49.

Class of 2012

Class of 2016

Amanda L. Charnigo

Kasey L. Plantholt and Marius Tschöp were married on Sept. 6, 2020. They met while studying at the University of Glasgow in 2013. Marius resided in Germany until relocating to the United States in 2017. Classmates Sarah Fehle, Heather (Kraus) Gnau, and Andrea (Staub) Lyons were members of the wedding party.

Aleigha M. Fuhrman graduated cum laude from Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, Pa., in August 2020.

She earned a bachelor’s degree in information technology and management.

Kasey L. Plantholt

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STUDENT Profile

ARTEM REICHART ’22 Artem, a running back for the Delone Catholic football team, had been scheduled to go on a People to People trip to Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji in 2020, but then the world shut down.

“Costa Rica was actually the only trip that went this year,” Artem said. The group did a lot of touring, including national parks, volcanoes, and a coffee plantation.

Costa Rica, a small, rugged, rainforested country in Central America, sits on the edge of a tectonic plate, making it volcanically active.

“Everything there is hilly,” Artem noted. The trip organizers as well as the citizens of Costa Rica were “super strict” about COVID-19 protocols, including mask-wearing and hand-washing, he added.

The trip was educational as well as enjoyable. Artem’s favorite thing was ziplining, which he did from 200 feet up and achieved a speed of 20 mph. On one pass, a toucan flew right in front of Artem’s face, he said.

Toucans to Costa Ricans are like pigeons to Americans, although arguably cuter.

One of the places Artem toured was an animal rescue, which he described as “very cool.” It is illegal in Costa Rica to keep any native animals as a pet.

For Artem Reichart, the question “So what did you do this summer?” has an unusual answer: He spent nine days in Costa Rica on a People to People trip.

Artem, who lives on a farm, appreciated the biodiversity of the country. He is fascinated by zoology and is looking at schools like Virginia Tech and Texas Tech.

For Artem, Delone Catholic’s motto – Be Doers of the Word – was something he carried with him. He and his fellow students brought seven bags of toys for children in an orphanage. Artem himself is adopted, having been born in Russia and adopted at age three. COVID wreaked havoc on the Costa Rican economy, because tourism is the main industry for the small nation.

“Seeing a third-world country makes you focus on your priorities more,” Artem said. “It makes you really be grateful for what we have. It makes you think twice. It definitely helps you grow spiritually, mentally, physically.”

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Fast facts: Costa Rica is a small country in Central America nestled between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the southeast It covers an area of 19,730 square miles, making it just smaller than West Virginia and just larger than Maryland Population: 5.048 million GDP per capita: $11,982 USD The country makes up less than 0.5% of the Earth’s landmass, but is home to more than 5% of the Earth’s biodiverse plant and animal life.

There are three active volcanos: Poas, Rincon de Viejas, and Turrialba Costa Rica is the third-largest exporter of bananas in the world, accounting for 7.1% of all bananas exported. (Ecuador is the first with 27.7%, and the Philippines are second with 10.6%).

71.8% of Costa Ricans are practicing Roman Catholics. The Virgen de los Angeles – The Virgin of the Angels – is Costa Rica’s patron saint. She is also known as La Negrita.

People to People People to People International was founded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower on Sept. 11, 1956. The idea came to him as he was liberating concentration camps after World War II. Then-General Eisenhower, leader of the Allied troops in Western Europe, believed that ordinary citizens wanted a more peaceful world. He believed that could be achieved if students learned about other cultures and countries, believing that familiarity would lead to camaraderie.

Today, People to People International continues this endeavor through humanitarian work, cultural exchange, and global education.

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from the

Director of Enrollment & Outreach One of the aspects of my job that I enjoy the most is helping prospective families transition to Delone Catholic High School. Whether that transition is from eighth to ninth grade, or as a transfer student, I enjoy giving school tours, scheduling shadow days, organizing open houses and generally telling the wonderful story of Delone Catholic High School. As a parent of three graduates and a product of 12 years of Catholic education, I embrace the opportunity to share my experiences with Catholic education with as many families as possible.

This year we are welcoming more than 100 new students to Delone Catholic High School. Enrollment has increased from last year, and we are making plans to continue this upward trend.

This summer, I was privileged to attend the Latino Enrollment Institute at the University of Notre Dame with my colleague Bobbi (Weaver) Lawyer ’90.

The Latino Enrollment Institute (LEI) was founded in 2012 in response to national data suggesting that Latinos are the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. Catholic Church yet are largely underserved by Catholic schools.

LEI offers principals and enrollment professionals a framework in which to transform their schools to attract and serve Latino families. We learned a lot in this intensive four-day conference and returned to Delone Catholic armed with information and resources to help us begin our own Latino enrollment initiative.

Catholic education is a blessing that is evident in our students, alumni, and school family. We are forever grateful to families and benefactors who continue to support us in our school’s mission to graduate “Doers of the Word.”

If you are interested in getting a dynamite tour of our school for a friend or family member, I would love to hear from you. You can easily schedule an appointment with me from our school website under Admissions.

We are looking forward to a fantastic school year and hope that you may join us for Homecoming, at an athletic event, or other alumni gathering. If you cannot be with us in person, we ask that you join us in spirit with prayers for our students, teachers and families.

Sincerely,

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Jennifer Hart Director of Enrollment and Outreach

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Director of Advancement

Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends of Delone Catholic High School, Thank you for the many ways in which you helped us navigate the 2020-21 school year! Delone Catholic has always prided itself on the close-knit connections within its extended family, and the last 18 months have stood as a stark reminder of how much we all need each other. It has also demonstrated that adversity can create new opportunities and solidify existing plans.

We have been very fortunate to have increased interaction with our community through the use of technology. So many of you have voiced your support and shared your memories through our social media. We know through the viewership numbers of DCBN that more of you than ever followed our programming – spiritual, academic, and extracurricular.

We have also seen significant growth in another area vital to our mission – philanthropic support. As reported in the Spring issue of this magazine, our second Squire Impact Day in March resulted in a huge increase in donors and more than double the dollars raised. This was part of an overall trend across our advancement efforts in 2020-21. We gained nearly 300 donors, year-over-year, an increase of more than 36 percent. Dollars invested increased by nearly 24 percent, and the $1,260,199.18 in total giving is by far the largest amount ever in a year that did not include a capital campaign. In a vacuum, these numbers are impressive, but what is the point?

The point is the impact made by your generosity. We were able to provide more tuition assistance than ever before, ensuring that finances do not stand in the way for families who want to choose a Delone Catholic education. Teachers were able to deliver the curriculum to students in spite of new challenges, and we were able to do so entirely in person. We were able to compensate for lost revenue from cancelled events, and ultimately, deliver the faith and educational formation that ensure our students are prepared to lead, prepared to serve, and prepared for life.

Because of your generosity, we are well placed to respond to the new challenges of 2021-22, and we are a stronger school and a stronger community. We ask for your continued support this year, and above all, we ask for your presence as you are able and for your prayers that God will continue to guide us through whatever is over the horizon!

May God bless you!

Eric T. Lawrence ’98 Director of Advancement

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This report lists all those who made a gift to Delone Catholic High School during the 2020-21 fiscal year. The list is based on records in the Delone Catholic High School Office of Advancement from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. If you made a gift and you cannot locate your name in this report, please contact the Office of Advancement at 717-637-5969, Ext. 211 or advancement@delonecatholic.org. Donors who were inadvertently omitted will be published in future issues of The Squire. Any gifts received after June 30, 2021 will be listed in the 2021-22 Honor Roll of Donors. † indicates donor is deceased as of 6/30/2021

The 1940 Society Leaders emerged to ensure Catholic education would continue for McSherrystown and the surrounding communities after a fire destroyed Central Catholic High School. Following their example, leaders have generously upheld this legacy, thus allowing Delone Catholic High School to advance its mission of creating disciples who are prepared to lead, prepared to serve, and prepared for life since 1940. In celebration of 75 years of leadership, The 1940 Society was established at the outset of the 2014-15 fiscal year.

Membership is open to all individuals, companies, and foundations making annual gifts of $1,000 or more. We are so very fortunate that these leaders continue to step forward and support Delone Catholic at these levels.

Doers of the Word ($50,000 +) Anonymous † Cletus B. and † Pauline H. (Hipp) Bievenour Conewago Enterprises, Inc. Donald B. and Amy M. (Brown) Smith, Jr.

Founders Society ($25,000-$49,999) Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund Lester R. Little Mary Ann Pirrello † Amy R. Pisula Dr. Wolfram E. and Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer

Honor Society ($10,000-$24,999) Anonymous Doris Smith Scholarship Fund Fidelity Charitable Steve and Deborah Garvick John N. and Patricia M. Gingrich McSherrystown Knights of Columbus Gift Foundation Allen M. and Amy V. (Redding) Smith

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Hon. Kenneth J. and † Marilyn K. Cole Community Foundation of Carroll County Charles J. Delone Society Robert G. and Kelly M. Coradi ($5,000-$9,999) D.E. Wildasin & Son Plumbing & Heating Anonymous (2) Kevin E. and Michele H. Dessecker, Sr. Michael and Jennifer Carter Keith G. Dorman Conewago Contractors, Inc. Bertram F. and Donald B. Smith Roofing, Inc. Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner II Christine M. Fischer James B. and Bruce and Vicki (Smith) Hunter Msgr. William R. Lyons Society Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Loyola I. “Jack” Keffer ($1,000-$2,499) Robert W. Feeser, Jr. Dr. Francis X. and Ann S. Kilkelly Thomas M. Sneeringer and Jane L. (Orndorff ) Levault Elizabeth D. (Diem) Alster † Andrew Mainardi, Jr. Kevin M. and Roxane L. (Smith) Anderson Deborah J. Fox J. Daniel Frock Anna M. (Keller) Noel Joseph V. and Susan E. (Staub) Arigo Dr. Mark A. Goedecker Smith & Company CPAs Arlene Utz Hollinger Foundation and Dr. Jennifer A. Rein Dwain M. and Susan L. Smith Benjamin J. and Violet M. (Smith) Bair Charles E. and Mary Ellen Craig P. and Jennifer J. Staub Arthur J. and Jennifer Becker, Jr., Esq. (Ozminski) Good Utz Quality Foods, Inc. Becker Law Group, P.C. Timothy R. and Leigh C. Hansen J. Andrew and Michelle T. Warehime Jane E. Bennett K of C PA State Council Education Michael K. Berry and Natalie K. Lenhart Rev. Cyril J. Allwein Society Foundation, Inc. William J. and Barbara J. Bowker James S. and Mary Klunk ($2,500-$4,999) Aaron and Mary Kate Catlin Lanny M. and Jean L. (Redding) Daniel L. and Diane M. (Long) Badolato Brent F. and Elizabeth A. (McGonigal) Laughman Clabaugh Cedar Ridge Golf Course James D. and Rita M. Martin Class of 2021 Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Charles A. and Michelle F. McGough III Jeffery A. Cleveland Meredith Hauptmann Nadine C. Miller The John Gastley Scholarship Foundation

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Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale Rev. James E. Lease Donald C. and Jennifer Perricone, Jr. Hank and Chris Shea Shipley’s Fine Jewelry Robert G. and Dawn M. Smith, Jr. Dr. Marcos A. and Leanne C. Ugarte † Patricia Warehime Greg and Judy (Smith) Willing Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn

Honor Roll of Donors

General Gift Clubs These gifts lay the groundwork of support for everything we do at Delone Catholic.

We are extremely grateful to all who advance the mission of our school through a commitment to one of these clubs.

Red & Blue Club ($500-$999)

James A. Noel III Notre Dame Club of Gettysburg Christopher M. and Lisa H. O’Boyle Joseph C. and Deborah S. Overbaugh Proforma Graphic Concepts Matthew S. and Toni Rice Kathleen A. Rider Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Roots For Boots Martin J. and Sara L. Scovitch Patrick W. and Jane Shea Alice C. (Smith) Smith Ken and Barb (Sneeringer) Smith Paul G. and Mary F. Staub Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Paul E. Topper Elaine G. Trone United Way of York County Richard L. Weaver Darrell E. and Carol A. Wildasin, Jr. John B. and Lois B. (Brady) Zinn

Robert A. and Kevin D. and Jackie Heffner Michele A. (Forbes) Sharrah Andrew Heiser C. Allen and Susan L. Shatzer Steve Heiser Anonymous (2) Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Alan J. and Patricia A. Hemler Jonathan J. Booth Eva M. Small Dr. Edward A. and Donna E. Hemler John P. and Lynn M. Brennan Amy L. Smith Hemler Family Eye Care Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher † Charles A. and Robert J. and Phyllis L. Hemler Timothy W. and Barbara Burke † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith Barry and Julie Hendricks Chick-fil-A James L. Smith Thomas L. and Susan Hix, Jr. Christopher W. and Jennifer L. DiDio Michael R. and Nancy A. Smith Jane (McDermitt) Hutton Elsner Engineering Works, Inc. Wade and Kate (Neault) Smith Michael D. and Sierra N. Kale Sarah E. (Hofmann) Fair Daniel J. and Pamela A. Staub William J. and Nick Folmer John J. and Rebecca K. Stefano Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Douglas A. Forbes Patricia A. Stonesifer Stephen J. and Genova’s To Go Teamzila Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Pietro D. and Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa, Jr. The Blackbaud Giving Fund Thomas F. and Robert E. Glass Rob and Linda (Smith) Thomassy Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft Isabela A. Ugarte Paul E. and Dr. Stephen C. Groft Roberto D. Ugarte Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence William H. and Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Joel D. Weaver Jon M. Leese, Sr. Pfizer Cincinnati Vaccine Team Weaver Screen Printing, Inc. Robert M. and Bonnie S. Lester, Sr. Hanover Auto Team Kenneth C. and Dr. Edward J. and Dawn A. Mackle Philip A. Hartlaub Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler Randy A. and Edwina L. Miller Dr. Robert J. Henke and Kathy E. Staub Barry T. and Dr. Barbara J. Wert Stanton L. Miller Home Association of McSherrystown Diane M. (Riser) Wherley Tom and Barb Monahan David P. and Margaret L. (Groft) Knox Steven B. and Judith M. Wiley William J. Morley Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Gary A. Willis Dennis and Bobbie Murphy Laverne L. and Brenda A. Leese Joseph A. and Lori A. (Zinn) Murphy Principal’s Club Lender Inspections Linda M. (McKim) Murren Littlestown AutoCare Center, Inc. ($250-$499) Benjamin A. Myers Glenn D. “Chick” and Andrea Livelsberger C. Michael and Kristin Newman Don and Sarah (Hockensmith) Arigo Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons Joan M. (Legore) Noel Dr. Katherine (Antolin) Bakeev Steven R. and Joni L. Mall Kevin H. and Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Eric A. and Danielle Bealmear Robert A. and Laura Maring Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh Ken and Agnes (Smith) Bevenour David J. and Joanna L. (Wierman) Masters, Jr. Panebaker Funeral Home, Inc. Dr. Christopher A. Bowling Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD Theresa M. Petry Dan and Shirley Bowman Jim and Rita (Lawrence) McMaster Ben Redding Anthony J. Breighner Carol A. (Sneeringer) Michnowicz Philip G. and Amy L. (Miller) Redding Margaret L. (Staub) Bria James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Rev. Michael P. Reid II Very Rev. Philip G. Burger Bob and Joan (Long) Miller Tom and Linda Ritter Chad M. Clabaugh Dr. Kelly P. and Kathy P. Miller Duane F. and Holly B. (Staub) Clabaugh Allen and Tracy Rockey Bob and Madeline Miller Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Class of 1951 Miller, Brown, Ohm & Associates, PC Very Rev. Jonathan P. Sawicki Class of 1955 Jeffrey D. and Barbetta Moffatt Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline Donald J. and Patsy J. Conrad Joe and Donna (Plank) Nuzzo Dr. Kevin J. Shanaghan James P. and Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Michael L. Shanebrook Thomas G. and Maria K. Cook Thomas M. Overbaugh Robert C. Shanefelter Joanne M. (Keffer) Couse Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano Richard A. Shetter, Sr. David J. and Lucinda E. DePorter Dr. Paul A. and Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) James R. and Gingera L. Slagle III Richard D. Eline Pudimat Pius A. and Sandra L. Small Russel and Linda L. Etter William A. and Gail Rector, Jr. Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith Andrew J. Folmer John R. Redding David F.B. Smith John M. and Dorothy Gabriel Richard A. and Lou Ann L. (Arigo) Reese Gregory M. Smith Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Brian L. and Lela S. Reichart Keith A. Smith Dick and Jean (Groft) Groft Phil Rider William H. and Emma K. (Kiser) Smith, Jr. Eric A. Hamberger Tom Rider Maria A. Sneeringer Jim Harman Riggle Wealth Group Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Haverfield Aviation, Inc. Ron Riley Mike and Candy (Staub) Sneeringer Jim and Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Riccardo U. Roca Francis W. Sanders Sharrah Design Group, Inc. THE SQUIRE | FALL 2021 13

Honor Roll of Donors Jeffrey Snow Vincent C. Sowers State Farm Insurance Smoke and Vicki Staub James A. Staub Jeff and Deb Staub Randy and Nancy (Miller) Staub Urban F. Staub, Jr. Linda H. (Hobbs) Steinle Don and Judy Sterner Kathleen A. (Sanders) Sterner Dr. Henry J. and Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella Andy and Ann (Neiderer) Topper Victoria M. (Smith) Topper Dr. Elena M. (Wildasin) Umland Scotty and Judy Watt Tony and Dixie Weaver Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Daniel L. and Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin, Jr. Patricia B. (Brenner) Wildasin James P. Wilt, Sr. David L. Zumbrum, Jr.

Century Club ($100-$249) Weidner and Tracy Abernethy Duke and Kristy Allen Andrew J. and Susan M. Altobelli Peggy Altoff Glenn and Lisa Anderson Annunciation BVM Parish Anonymous (8) Bernard H. Anthony, Jr. Thomas S. and Cristen A. Aquino Paul R. and Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Robert V. and Donna L. Arigo Deacon Thomas M. and Rose M. Aumen Ann L. (Staub) Baker M. Gloria (Small) Baker Richard H. and Joan M. (Greenholt) Baker Bethany H. Ball Betty A. Balmer Jeffry R. Bange Ray and Mary Baran T. Neil Bathon Bay City Restaurant Albert L. and Susan J. Becker, Jr. Art and Deb (Hufnagle) Becker James C. and Debra M. (McMaster) Becker Lawrence J. and Susan M. Becker Thomas E. Becker Ron Beford Richard R. and Renee L. Beil, Jr. Bill and Sue (Gross) Bennett Timothy F. and Anne M. Bennett Mary A. Bennett-Messer John H. and Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Patricia M. (Smith) Berwager

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Jim and Michelle (Barrick) Bethas Karen M. Bevenour Keith W. Bevenour Gary M. and Roberta E. Biesecker George F. Billman, Jr. Matthew A. and Lesa B. Bird Craig D. Bittinger Shirley B. Bittinger David C. and Mary A. (Miller) Bixler Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Barbara A. (Bollinger) Bonner Dave and Tina Borden Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Gilbert P. Bowling Terrence E. Bowling Pat and Laura Bowman Philip and Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Dean L. and Jean E. Boyer Mary W. (Wagner) Brady Michael E. Brady, Jr. Robert C. Brady Vivian Brady Robin D. and Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Glen F. and Sharon G. (Moore) Bream Mary E. Breighner R. James and Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner Thomas E. and Mary S. (Small) Brenner Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Daniel M. and Lucinda L. Bringman Doris A. (Smith) Busbey C&M Paving Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell Jerome E. Carbaugh Ralph G. Carbaugh Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Don and Pat (Rang) Chamberlain Christopher J. and Deborah P. Chehovin Rodney and Shannon Childs Brandon J. and Dana L. Chirillo Donna M. (Klunk) Chizz Choice Family Pharmacy, Inc. Robert F. Chrismer Anthony L. and Audrey L. (Keller) Clabaugh Elaine M. (Weishaar) Clabaugh Robert E. Clabaugh, Jr. Wayne T. “Tim” and Mollyanna C. Clark James W. and Loretta F. Cleveland CMC Cable Thomas R. and Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Hugh R. “Bob” and Constance M. (McCleaf ) Conrad, Jr. Richard F. Conrad Dennis P. and Myra S. Corbitt Jack L. and JoAnn Corriere William E. and Deirdre M. Crider II Anjelica N. Cromartie Peter M. Damm Robert and Kara M. Darlington Dave Messinger Plumbing David Ross Orthondontics Raymond M. Deering

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Joshua G. Dell Delone Catholic PTO Catherine L. (Zimmerman) DePoi Robert D. and Tania R. Dettinburn Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Domani Wealth Mike Donnelly C. Edwin and Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Joseph G. Dorgan Michael G. and Catherine B. Dorman A. Nelson Dorsey Charlotte A. (Jenkins) Drechsler Gerry Eckenrode Melissa R. Elliot Dennis H. “Ace” Eltz James R. and Erica L. Emeigh J. Thomas England Daniel P. and Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Daune M. (McKenrick) Evans Jason L. Ewart Wayne P. and Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Farley’s Jewelers Rev. Msgr. Martin E. Feild Francis J. and Angela M. “Missy” (Becker) Felix Michael N. and Laura L. (Donnelly) Fenwick Jeanne M. (deCheubell) Ferguson Katarzyna Ferraro Valentine J. Fertitta IV Dr. Alexander and Jean A. Fielding Michael E. and Jane Flaherty Wayne C. and Kapye Y. Flickinger Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Wayne S. and Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Darrell L. and Linda R. Frey Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman Jerry F. Fuhrman, Jr. Ronald B. Fuhrman † Francis J. and Linda C. Funk Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Frank G. Gabriel, Jr. Jeff Garvick Betty Jo Gastley Gary F. Gebhart Jason M. Gebhart Alfred S. and Beth T. Gingrow Jeffrey S. and Dawn S. Glass Juanita M. Gobel Charles F. Gotwalt Robert L. Gouker, Jr. William M. Grandia II Anthony J. and Dolly Greenholt Greenholt Floor Covering Kevin L. Greenholt Peggy A. (Weaver) Greenholt Dr. Russell E. and Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Thomas J. Greenholt Dolores R. Groft Timothy A. and Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Philip G. Guarneschelli Donald G. Hagarman Bob and Michelle Hagarman

Ronald J. and Patricia K. Hagarman Sue (McMaster) Hain Hanover Architectural Products, Inc. William E. Harman David B. and Jennifer A. Hart Larry and Jeannette Hart Thomas A. and Mary A. (Miller) Hartlaub Nathan L. Hawbaker Dr. Gary G. and Carolyn Hawn Scott A. and Constance L. Hawn Jeffrey C. and Krista J. Heagey John J. and L. Kay Hefner, Jr. Kevin D. and Dr. Catherine B. Heilman Bill and Pam (Klunk) Heiser Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Richard A. and † Kathleen A. (Wagaman) Hemler Richard J. and Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler Stephen F. Hemler Robert L. and Kathleen A. Henneman Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry D. Edward and Meg Herring Dr. Charles D. and Kelly M. (Coleman) Hertz Donald E. and Mary C. (Moore) Hertz Philip F. Hertz Ann M. (Cleveland) Hilferty Diana Hilton Cyril J. Hockensmith Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland John E. Hossler Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle Rachel E. Hottle Jeff and Marjie (Smith) Houser Mike and Trish Howser Patricia A. (Staub) Hubbard Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Theresa O. (Olinger) Hummel Diane C. Humpert Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert Richard C. Jacoby Brett F. James Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Mitchell J. and Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Timothy J. and Diane M. Kaehler Joe and Letty (Miller) Kale, Jr. Michael A. and Mary J. Kale Charles D. Kane William J. Kane, MD Andy Keefer Stephen J. and Denise M. Keefer Phillip M. and Debra J. (Schuman) Keener John R. and Carol A. (Cole) Keeney Richard P. and Lorena D. (Small) Keeney James P. and Eudora L. Keffer Jeanne M. Keffer Linda J. (Wherley) Keffer Philip L. Keffer Bill and Barb Keffer Robert L. and Barbara A. Keilholtz Edward C. and Lilly M. Keller Wayne and Margie (Sterner) Kenworthy Scott A. and Carol E. (Smith) Kessler Bernard L. “Barney” and Loulla Kijek Barbara M. Kilian Lynne P. Klauer Lt. Col. J. David Klein USAF (Ret.) and

Honor Roll of Donors Maj. Paulette M. Klein USAF (Ret.) Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Dr. Brian E. Klunk Jim and Pat (McAndrew) Klunk Jeffrey J. Klunk Marty Klunk Randy A. and Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk Bill and Josie Knobloch Dennis J. and Nancy L. Knox Jason and Sharon Kolivoski Timothy D. and Jean M. (Smith) Koontz Patrick E. and Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf, Sr. William G. Kopp Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Mary (Weaver) Krastel Steven M. and Annmarie Kraus, Sr. Valerie A. Krepps Richard C. and Mirela C. Krichten Stephen J. Krichten † Sylvia R. (Wagaman) Krichten Jeffrey A. and Cynthia L. Kuhn Patrick H. and Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Richard V. and Maria La Rocca Michael A. and Suzanne M. Landis Law Offices of Jay Irwin Block, LLC Andrew J. and Lori A. (Carbaugh) Lawrence Bernard F. Lawrence Daniel E. Lawrence Dave and Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Donald J. and Deborah A. Lawrence Eric T. and Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence Gerard J. “Gardy” and Mary A. (Hemler) Lawrence, Jr. Deacon Joseph F. and Helen B. Lawrence Joseph L. Lawrence Michael A. and Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Phyllis J. Lawrence Sarah J. Lawrence Tiffany F. Lawrence Tony and Sharon Lawrence Joyce A. (Arigo) Lawson Jesse M. and Bobbi L. (Weaver) Lawyer Patrick A. Legore Carla D. (Weaver) Lehr Kevin A. Leonard † Breaux J. and Sandra L. Linn Kevin M. Little Michael E. and Stacy M. Little Fritz and Julie (Myers) Livelsberger William F. Livelsberger Kenneth R. Long Byron C. and Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Tyler T. Loucks Karen M. “Bo” Louey Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Thomas W. Mahone Matthew H. Malkus John J. and Cheryl A. Mampe Barbara A. (Price) Mansfield Geraldine O. Markle Thomas E. and Kellie J. Marr † Rebecca L. Martin Robert A. and Mary L. Martin Todd E. Martin Don Masemer Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers

Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Whitey and Pam McCusker Patrick McGeehan and Jennifer E. Farrell McGeehan Burnell J. McIntyre Lawrence G. McKee Richard A. McKim, Jr. Henry T. and Jean M. (Timmins) McLin Charles M. and Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster Michael F. and Wilhelmina A. (Knox) McMaster, Sr. Robert C. and Pamela J. (Ackerman) McMaster Robert J. and Peggy Y. McMaster Troy J. and Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster Rev. Lawrence J. McNeil Robin M. McSherry James R. and Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Justin R. and Juli A. (Kale) Megonnell Sarah E. Messer David R. Messinger Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Rev. C. Anthony Miller Michael G. and Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Michael S. Miller Rob and Kathy (Bevenour) Miller Terry L. Miller William E. and Judith L. Miller Miller-Hanover, Inc. Dr. Patrick H. and Susan L. Moore Rev. Jonathan Morse Ethel G. (Baumgardner) Mummert Rick and Judy (Tipton) Mummert Victoria A. (Sneeringer) Mummert Murphy-Beck Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc. John R. and Sylvia L. Murren Patrick F. Murren Sueann M. (Flaherty) Myers Joanne E. Myers-Miller Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Bernard G. Neiderer George A. and Sally A. (Miller) Neiderer James F. and Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer Kevin and Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer Richard J. Neiderer William P. Neiderer Neiderer’s Pool Sales & Service, Inc. Pat (Adams) Nell Victoria E. (Lawrence) Newman William H. Niedererr Kurt and Shannon D. Noback Austin D. Noel Christine A. Noel Francis C. Noel, Jr. Gary L. Noel Philip L. and Patrice M. (Bevenour) Noel Randy J. Noel Rodney J. and Teresa M. (Redding) Noel Dr. Steven A. and Deborah (Strausbaugh) Noel Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Terry L. and Theresa M. (Link) Nonemaker Joyce V. (Reay) Norman Jillian A. Novak

Robert D. O’Brien O’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc. F. James O’Hara Larry E. and Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Frederick E. Olinger Jim and Diane Orndorff Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Packaging Corporation of America Susan P. Panebaker Charles H. and Marie A. (Smith) Paul George L. Peart III Bernadine M. (Murren) Penn Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters Jerad R. and Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff P. Michael and Jennifer L. Phillips Karl S. Pietrzak Piney Creek Management & Maintenance Services, Inc Ruthann M. Pinkos Richard W. and Linda D. (Small) Powell Donald C. and Dona K. Price, Jr. Wendell Primrose and Catherine Arquillano-Primrose Erin E. (Smith) Putt Jhan R. Pyles Michael and Allyson Rabaiotti Michael J. and Sharon A. (Weishaar) Rang Stephen Ransdell and Brenda S. Watson-Ransdell Dr. Barbara A. Redding Herman J. Redding, Jr. Mary L. (Adair) Redding Ronald R. and Jan H. Redding Marcus S. and Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan Edward J. “Burg” Reese Henry L. “Junie” Reese, Jr. John and Susan (Jacoby) Reh Lisa M. Reh Pat and Pam (Hull) Reilly Henry G. Reinhardt Nancy L. Riddle Angela M. Rider Deborah A. Riley Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley Jack and Jan (Adams) Riley John W. and Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser, Jr. RKL, LLP Kathryn H. (Hufnagle) Roat Michael F. and Deborah J. Robinson Paul L. and Audrey J. Robinson Nicholas L. Rodgers Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Rosensteel Insurance, Inc. Richard J. and Sandra K. Rosensteel James P. Roth Rev. John Rudolph and Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph Anne L. Rummel Alli Salinger David F. and Diane Salter

Gary E. and Jane L. (Bowman) Saltzgiver Dale J. Sanders Dot (Sanders) Sanders Douglas W. Sanders F. Wayne and Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Robert H. Sanders Roland R. Sanders William B. Sanders Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Kelly M. (Binko) Sborlini Lewis L. and Grace G. Schnauble, Jr. Gail L. Schuchart John H. and N. Jeanne Schuler II Joseph E. Schwartz Linda Scovitch Sarah E. Scozzaro Jean L. (Sneeringer) Sedlacko Wade Seibert Mr. and Mrs. William Seidler Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Kenneth E. Shafer Joanne M. (Redding) Sheely Amy M. (Moore) Sherdel Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Anita L. (Groft) Shrader Dennis C. and Jacqueline Shriner † Mary Ann (Bevenour) Shriver Fay E. (Weaver) Shultz Michael R. and Gay M. Shultz Jeffrey R. Small Philip J. and Lynne M. (Cole) Small Ajaya R. Smith Anne M. (Binko) Smith Anthony L. Smith Barry F. Smith Benedict L. and Diane C. Smith Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Brian D. and Anita M. (Smith) Smith Dennis P. Smith Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Betty (Topper) Smith James C. Smith James F. and Patricia A. (Baker) Smith John H. Smith John W. Smith Joseph P. and Christine M. (Dettinburn) Smith Joyce H. (Rang) Smith Keith and Ellen Smith Margaret E. Smith Marge (Hockensmith) Smith Merle L. and Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Michael D. and Teresa M. (Greenholt) Smith Mick and Sally (Busbey) Smith Patrice J. Smith Paul G. “Reds” Smith, Jr. Phyllis L. (Smith) Smith Ramon T. Smith Randy T. Smith

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Honor Roll of Donors Samuel A. Smith Elaine (Small) Smith Tony A. and Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Wayne A. and Margaret A. (Keller) Smith Al Sneeringer Bernard E. “Bunk” and Anna G. (Clabaugh) Sneeringer Brian M. and Kelly Sneeringer David M. and Pamela K. Sneeringer Don and Dory (Carbaugh) Sneeringer Francis J. and Jane V. (Sunbury) Sneeringer John H. and Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Sonny and Kathy Sneeringer Steven A. Sneeringer Gerald R. and Anna L. (Slusser) Snyder Thomas T. Spangler Joseph M. and Danielle K. (Miller) Spila St. Francis Xavier Parish CCW St. Joseph Home & School Association Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin Keith M. Stambaugh Casimir J. and Sriwan A. Stankovitz Anthony M. and Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Barry E. “Gus” Staub Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr. Daniel L. Staub Dennis J. “Fuzz” and Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub James R. Staub Jim and Cindy (Small) Staub Mark A. Staub Patrick J. Staub Rick and Cathy Staub Scott and Cindy (McMaster) Staub Stephen F. Staub Stephen M. Staub Thomas R. and Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Urban F. Staub, Sr. Wayne and Deb (Hagerman) Staub Wayne P. Staub Bill Staub Gary M. and Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko Dr. Karen L. Steinour Philip J. “Flip” Steinour Todd Stewart and Joy Lepola-Stewart Jean M. (Feeser) Stone Donald L. and Carole E. (Miller) Storm Robert J. and Nadine M. (Shrader) Strasbaugh Lucille E. (Sanders) Stratton Stephen G. Stroup Thomas F. and Patricia M. Strunck Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Michael J. and Elizabeth A. (Keller) Stuller II Sarah M. (Klunk) Sullivan Nancy M. Swartz Steven R. Szabo Elizabeth A. (Ackerman) Taglieri

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Andrea M. (Riley) Taylor Elizabeth L. Taylor Jeff Taylor The Insurance Group, Inc. Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Sandra A. Timmins Ginny (Staub) Timmins Kyle D. and Donna M. Tompkins Jeffrey A. Topper Daniel and Sonia Trasatt Carol M. Tutino Blake P. Ulam Janis K. Wagner Robert E. and Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner T.R. and Laura Wailes Margaret M. Wainwright David C. and Carol L. Waldman Michael A. and Margaret L. Wasielczyk Dane P. Ways Boomy and Peg (Swope) Weaver Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver Stephen B. and Sandra M. Weaver, Jr. Suzanne F. Weaver Thomas J. Weaver Pat (Breiner) Webb Daniel and Donna Weber Mary H. (O’Conner) Wehrs James J. Welsh III C. Edward Wentz Hazel K. Wierman Susan C. (Groft) Wierman William H. Wierman Nicholas A. Wiley Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams Robert E. Wilt Erik I. and Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer Matthew J. and Sharon L. (Feeser) Wolniak Dr. Samuel and Jennifer M. Woo Edgar C. and Linda J. Worley, Jr. Robert F. Young and Carol Steinour Young Lt. Col. David T. Youngblood (Ret.) David and Margie Zinn Barry E. and Diane M. (Gross) Zortman

Squires Club ($50-$99) Jody Adelsperger Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Michael G. and Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Robert J. Altoff Anonymous (7) Alexander V. Arigo Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson Teresa S. (Staub) Atkinson Thomas A. and Donna A. Bair Timothy A. Bair Richard A. and Jo E. (Overbaugh) Barnhart

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Wilmer C. Barrett David H. and Janet C. Batlan Brian A. and Lori A. Bauerline Patricia A. (Schuchart) Baughman Max and Susan E. Beckner Richard A. Bennett Robert W. and Marlene M. (Wildasin) Benson Paul L. Berkheimer John T. Berry and Dawn M. Koch-Berry Bernard C. “Barney” Brady James M. Breiner Donna M. (Schriver) Brewer Beth Britcher Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher Jean E. Browne William N. Campbell, Jr. Dale F. Carr, Jr. Douglas J. Clabaugh Lawrence E. Clark Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Sally M. (Markle) Coble Howard C. and Debra Y. Cohen Janet Cole Mary T. Cole Joe Conrad Terry A. Conrad Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. William A. and Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Sarah L. Cookson Amy M. (Gelles) Corr Gregory T. and Susan B. Crawford Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford John C. and Christine M. Crouch Dale T. and Pauline M. (Klunk) Deatrick, Sr. Edward M. and Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Leon G. and E. Jane (Rang) Dillman John A. and Linda M. (Stambaugh) Donnelly Philip R. and Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Cindy (Staub) Dunn Tanya B. Dyson Charles F. and Karen J. Elliott Eric B. and Gina M. Ellis Patrick F. and Cindy E. Eltz Thomas E. and Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Bill and Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Josiah N. and Chelsea V. (Trees) Fenby Dr. Michael B. and Margie Fink Rev. Ryan M. Fischer James A. and Debbie C. Folmer Carole A. (Risano) Foote James A. and † Mary Alice (Topper) Forbes William K. and Judith A. Foreman Louis G. Foye Deborah A. (Small) Frame Mary C. Furlong Dwight L. and Pamela N. “Penny” (Niedererr) Garrett Anthony L. Gebhart Leonard F. Gebhart II Marsha A. Gebhart Regina L. Gebhart

Carolyn R. (Robinson) Geiger Peter L. Gibaud Cheryl Girvin Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Daniel E. and Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt Edward A. and Lori A. Greenholt John A. Greenholt Austin O. and Jessica B. Groves H.M. Von Sas & Son, LLC Sarah E. (Bowman) Haczewski Philip A. Hagerman Harry L. and Pamela R. Hamme Hanover Foods Corporation Hanover Lions Club Jesse R. and Lori S. Heberling William S. Hemler Andrew J. Hernandez Patrick W. Hertz Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Christopher J. and Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Carol E. Holtz Ernest R. and Cindy A. (Little) Hossler Benjamin F. Hufnagel, Jr. Andy and Kayla (Arigo) Kale Page A. Karsteter Barbara Y. (Yantis) Kashen Gregory T. and Stacy M. Kecken Kenneth E. and Kelly M. (Little) Keith Steven D. Kerr Pat (Redding) Kimple Chloe P. Kindig John R. and Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Stephanie K. Kindig Deborah A. (King) Klunk Esther A. Klunk James C. Klunk Michael A. Klunk Pat and Andrea Kopf Michael and Sarah Kotlinski Serena C. (Serio) Kowalski Aleta S. Kressley Michael A. and Susan D. Krichten Carolyn D. (Brady) Kuhn Doug and Julie (Breighner) Kuhn Linda R. (Little) Kuhn Cody A. Kump Gloria Land Gregory J. and Carol A. Landi Anne M. (Steinour) Laughlin Anthony L. and Sue E. Laughman Katie M. Laughman Cathy Lawrence Dan Lawrence Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Eric Leppo Allan and Nancy Lipton Lee E. and Suzette M. (Weaver) Little Patricia A. Livelsberger Scott A. and Lori A. (McMaster) Long Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Kristen L. (Clark) Louder John L. and Mary T. Lutz John W. Markle, Jr. Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Henry A. and Jo Ann Martin, Jr. Carl and Elizabeth Matson Lesley Maurer

Honor Roll of Donors Carolyn McCullough Suzanne M. (Storm) McDannell Margaret E. McGinley Doris V. McMaster Sandra J. Merchant Thomas G. and Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Daniel J. “Smoke” Miller Reginald E. and † Mary J. (Smith) Miller Missouri Southern State University Linda B. (Bethas) Moore Matthew C. and Beth M. Mowrey Becky (Weaver) Mummert Joe and Janine (Zinn) Mundorff Donna M. (Steinour) Munshour Bernard and Caroline (Groft) Murren Michael J. and Kathleen E. (Gotwalt) Murren Michael R. Musselman Joann L. Neiderer Joseph A. and Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Earl H. Newman II Fred A. Noel Peter S. and Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Thomas E. and Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Timothy “Moose” and Kelly (Lawver) Noel Molly S. Nolan Kathleen E. Nuzzo Howard L. and Mary A. Oakes Kelly E. O’Boyle Paul J. and Teresa A. (McFadden) O’Brien Frank Overbaugh Donald R. and Madeleine E. Perkins Audrey M. (Orndorff ) Peterson-Walton Ann C. (McCleaf ) Plank Michael C. and Teresa A. (Welty) Plank Laura M. (Catchings) Potter Kevin F. Quinn Esther C. Redding David J. and Betsy (Smith) Reese Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Shirley L. Rider Caline M. Roberts George G. Rummel Sandra A. (Gross) Ruppert Katie L. Salinger Hayley C. Sanders † Rev. John D. Schmalhofer Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Robert E. and Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Michael D. and Judith K. Seymore, Sr. Michael W. and Jill E. Seymore Donald E. Shanebrook Pat and Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer David J. Sherdel John T. and Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel, Sr. Andrew J. Shipley Stephanie S. (Slagle) Shockites John L. and Marilyn M. Shultz II Mark E. and Janet M. Shuttlesworth Devon Sipling Ron Sipling Laura E. Slagle Douglas J. and Ann M. Small Larry F. and Madeline M. (Ditzler) Small Andrew G. and Joan L. (Kebil) Smith Burnell F. Smith Donald J. and Charlotte E. (Stonesifer) Smith

Donna L. (Rickrode) Smith Francis E. Smith Marjorie Smith Mary L. (Wilkes) Smith Paul J. and Gloria J. (Buffington) Smith Raymond J. and Rose M. (Miller) Smith Robert D. Smith Beth A. Sneeringer Eugene L. and Marie E. Sneeringer M. Francis Sneeringer Curt E. and Heather J. Snyder Gerard P. Sorice Debbie (Miller) Spear Bethany E. Staub James A. and Michelle L. (Reichert) Staub Jerome H. and Diane L. (Cole) Staub Marlene L. (Loyd) Steinour David C. and Eleanor R. (Jacobs) Stoner, Jr. Mary Lou (DeVivo) Stoner Harold F. Storm Jerry Storm Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin John C. and Stephanie L. Sweeney David A. and April L. Swope, Sr. Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp T. Michael and Shirley A. Thoman Taylor K. Thomas Scott E. Thomassy William R. and Carol S. Timmins Donna L. (Stormes) Topper Joyce M. (Kaehler) Topper Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer Walt and Rita Tuchalski Mary A. (Neiderer) Uffelman Armando L. Ugarte Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial Vintage Cuts Joshua P. Vyskocil Theodore A. and Bonnie B. Wachhaus, Sr. Joanne Wantz Paul M. and Sara E. Ward Joann M. (Sterner) Watkins Jonathan D. and Anita L. (Sorice) Webb Carolyn Weglein Joan A. (Conrad) Welty Linda L. Wentz J. Kirk and Cindy Wiebe Robert V. and Patricia A. (Long) Wildasin Tom Yealey Joseph E. Yeck Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling John J. and Judith G. Youngblood Melissa A. (Masenheimer) Zinn

Friends of Delone ($1-$49) Mary P. (Hagerman) Angel Michael R. Angel Anonymous (2) Jean E. Anthony John D. and Lori A. Anthony Patricia A. Anthony Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour Miriam L. Barefoot

Shirley M. Bauerline Cindy (Topper) Baughman James H. Becker Leonard J. Bennett Victoria A. (Shetter) Biesecker Sarah M. Bischoff Francis B. Bludis Donald R. and Camille C. Brady Dr. Carmen Brown † Curtis R. and Anita M. (Riser) Buie Joseph J. and Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty, Sr. Joseph J. and Jennifer R. Bunty, Jr. The Carlyle Group Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Matthew J. and Kristie G. Ceruti Larry A. Chambers Allyson A. (Hertz) Chiavacci Joseph J. and Sherrie L. Cline Coca-Cola Give/King Solutions, Inc. Andrew V. Conrad Dr. Brad R. Conrad Conrad Printing Company, Inc. Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg † Mary Y. Dooley Jane Doyle Parsons Steve Eck Margaret C. (Wagner) Faust P. Jeanne Flickinger Margaret L. (Gotwalt) Fuhrman Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Angela B. Gall Michael J. and Kathy S. Gebhart Michael A. and Karen S. (Shanebrook) George Gettysburg College Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Albert Gnoza James A. Goodman Francis X. and Judith Goslin Raymond J. Gouker Clair F. Groft Rita M. (Long) Groft Audrey M. (Kuhn) Gunn Anthony J. Hagerman Dakota W. “Kody” Hartlaub William T. and Kelley J. (Juiffre) Hartlaub Frank J. Henry Debra J. Herr Mike and Rebecca W. Hill Francis and Anna Mae Hoffman Mary Caroline Hoverkamp Elizabeth M. Jacoby Karl and Loretta Kallenbach Liz (Kressley) Kamler † Joseph A. and Patricia A. (Poist) Kebil G. Fred Kegel Hunter M. Keith Sydney A.R. Keith Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ Theresa B. Keller Kennie’s Markets, Inc. Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler

Anne M. Kerr Edward M. Klunk Elise C. Knobloch Barbara J. (Little) Koontz Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Mary R. (Riley) Kuhn Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Sharon A. Kuhn Michael Lafferty and Constance M. (Clabaugh) Slagle Lafferty Stephen D. and Lynne G. Laughman Jim and Celeste Lauritsen Doris M. Lawrence Ed and Peg (Groft) Lawrence John F. Lawrence William B. and Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence Carol A. (Smith) Leese Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert Seth A. Leonard James and Mary Beth (Steinour) LeVan Linda A. (Sanders) Little Thomas and Deborah Louie Christopher A. and Lynda A. Lupp John A. and Denise M. Lupp Anna L. (Roth) Lynch Kristy M. (Snyder) Martin Sister Mary Alice McMaster, CSJ Ellen M. (Shoemaker) McWilliams Eugene F. Miller John M. Miller Thomas C. Miller Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Holly Moore Matthew P. Morley David J. Murren, Sr. Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren Courtney A. (Staub) Myers Leonard K. Myers Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers Dean L. and Donna M. Nace Ron and Lori Newman Thomas W. Niedererr Henry “Terry” and Cindy (Shultz) Noel Adam and Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Daniel L. and Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien, Sr. Christopher Odudu Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh Christopher D. Overdorff Colleen M. (Mahone) Parrill Catherine R. Peters Michael J. and Stephanie M. (Smith) Pheanis Joanna K. (Stover) Power Steven Propst Donald L. and Beverly A. (Adams) Rebling Dianne M. (Brenner) Redding Karen Reisdorf Judy A. (Eckenrode) Renoll Leon and Anna Mae Rider Michael Robinson

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Honor Roll of Donors Vito and Rina Roca Joyce A. Rosensteel Dorothy Mae (Krepps) Sabold Doris K. (Krichten) Sanders William J. Sanders Russell K. Schauermann Walter B. and Eileen A. Schauermann John C. and Diane L. Schlaline Gene and Ann (Miller) Schuchart Ruthann T. (Geiman) Selby Rick and Peg (Weaver) Shaffer John T. and Jennifer M. Sherdel, Jr. Shirley R. (Storm) Showvaker Aaron J. Slagle Randy and Pat (Todt) Slonaker Marion M. (Lawrence) Small Abigail K. Smith Allen J. and Lisa M. Smith Gary L. Smith Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Neil F. and Helen J. Smith Zachary J. Smith Benjamin J. Sneeringer Quinten Sneeringer R. Michael and Susan E. (Slagle) Snyder Denice Sprankle Lawrence “Tiss” and Patti Staub Thomas J. and Beth A. (Staub) Staub Nick Stellhorn David A. Sterner Douglas and Melanie A. Stonesifer Helen J. (Smith) Stonesifer Donna M. Strasbaugh Lora A. (Warehime) Talaber Janet E. Todt Spencer E. and Nancy Topper Mateo V. Ugarte Jeffrey M. and Monica H. Vargo Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services David and Judy (Lawrence) Weaver Dennis and Mary Lynn Weaver John E. and Sandra D. Weaver Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver Scott C. and Michelle L. Young Carole G. (Grim) Zinn Colby M. and Heather L. (McIntyre) Zortman

Tribute Gifts In Memory of Michael S. Alster

In Memory of Marilyn K. Cole

Anonymous

Hon. Kenneth J. Cole Charles F. and Karen J. Elliott Mary C. Furlong James A. Goodman Diana Hilton Allan and Nancy Lipton Missouri Southern State University Christopher Odudu Jeffrey M. and Monica H. Vargo

In Memory of Donald F. Appler ‘67 Jean M. (Feeser) Stone

In Memory of Daniel J. Bair ‘85 Patrick McGeehan and Jennifer E. Farrell McGeehan

In Honor of Emil and Charlotte Bernhardt for Valuing Catholic Education Scott C. and Michelle L. Young

In Memory of Patricia A. (Staub) Bittinger ‘67

Sarah E. (Hofmann) Fair

In Memory of James R. and Rosella P. Conrad

Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr.

James P. and Jean A. (Maust) Conrad

In Memory of Christine L. (Hess) Boyer ‘73

In Honor of Kimberly A. Cook

John L. and Mary T. Lutz

In Memory of Joseph A. Byrne John L. and Mary T. Lutz Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of Brenda K. (Leonard) Caler ‘78 Patricia M. (Smith) Berwager

In Memory of Richard F. Carter Kathleen M. (Small) Carter

In Honor of Zachary M. Carter ‘22, Faith R. Warehime ‘22, and Sophia L. Warehime ‘24 † Patricia Warehime

In Honor of Living and Deceased Members of the Class of 1955 Class of 1955

In Honor of 50th Reunion of the Class of 1971 Diane M. (Riser) Wherley

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In Memory of Otis K. “Kenny” Comstock, Jr. ‘03

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Austin O. and Jessica B. Groves

In Memory of Shirley A. (Hemler) Crouse ‘52 David H. and Janet C. Batlan Howard C. and Debra Y. Cohen

In Honor of Delone Catholic Girls’ Basketball Program Mary A. Bennett-Messer

In Memory of Angelo DiDio Christopher W. and Jennifer L. DiDio

In Memory of Mary Y. Dooley Jody Adelsperger Max and Susan E. Beckner Francis B. Bludis John P. and Lynn M. Brennan Christopher J. and Deborah P. Chehovin John J. and L. Kay Hefner, Jr. William J. Kane, MD Sandra J. Merchant Molly S. Nolan Michael R. and Gay M. Shultz James F. and Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Lt. Col. David T. Youngblood (Ret.) John J. and Judith G. Youngblood

In Memory of Donald W. and Josette C. Fahey Anonymous

In Memory of Jeffrey P. Cunningham ‘67

In Memory of John H. ‘44 and Loretta C. (Staub) ‘46 Folmer

Jean M. (Feeser) Stone

Andrew J. Folmer

In Honor of Delone Catholic High School Faculty and Staff

In Memory of James A. Fraumeni ‘68

Carol M. Tutino

In Memory of Joanne K. (Klunk) Frock ‘57

In Honor of All Catholic School Educators Carol M. Tutino

In Honor of Doers of the Word Raymond J. Gouker

In Memory of Deceased Faculty Members Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman

Jane E. Bennett

Weidner and Tracy Abernethy Shirley B. Bittinger Philip and Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Margaret L. (Staub) Bria C. Edwin and Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Tanya B. Dyson William K. and Judith A. Foreman J. Daniel Frock Betty Jo Gastley Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Pat (Adams) Nell RKL, LLP John H. and N. Jeanne Schuler II Douglas J. and Ann M. Small Daniel and Sonia Trasatt Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services Daniel and Donna Weber

Honor Roll of Donors In Memory of Charlene F. Markle ‘72

In Memory of Noreen M. Neitz

Sally M. (Markle) Coble

Matthew A. and Lesa B. Bird

In Memory of Stephen B. Klunk ‘68

In Memory of Sylvia A. (Topper) Masemer ‘62

In Memory of Michael Joseph O’Boyle

In Memory of Patricia A. (Krichten) Goodling ‘78

Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters

Cindy (Topper) Baughman

In Memory of The Krepps Family

In Memory of Wiliam A. McGinley ‘60

In Honor of Our Children

Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner David L. Zumbrum, Jr.

Margaret M. Wainwright

Margaret E. McGinley

In Memory of Sylvia R. (Wagaman) Krichten ‘44

In Memory of Theresa O. (Sunbury) McKim ‘44

John D. and Lori A. Anthony Gettysburg College H.M. Von Sas & Son, LLC Michael A. and Susan D. Krichten James and Mary Beth (Steinour) LeVan Denice Sprankle Douglas and Melanie A. Stonesifer

Andy and Ann (Neiderer) Topper

In Memory of Elizabeth Frola Deborah A. Riley

In Memory of Chuck Glessner Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of Joseph D. Greenholt ‘67 Jean M. (Feeser) Stone

In Memory of Gerard F. Groft ‘56 Nancy L. Riddle

Gifts received In Memory of James L. Groft ‘51 Maria A. Sneeringer Quinten Sneeringer

Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert

In Honor of Therese D. (La Fleur) Kiernan ‘13 Christine M. Fischer

In Memory of Tommy Laudani ‘18 Anonymous

In Memory of F. Anne (Jacobs) Guarneschelli ‘53

In Memory of Brian J. Laughman ‘97

Philip G. Guarneschelli

In Memory of Nancy A. (Strasbaugh) Lawrence ‘53

In Memory of Ronald F. Heiser ‘67 Terrence E. Bowling Pat and Laura Bowman Terry A. Conrad James A. and Debbie C. Folmer Hanover Foods Corporation Bill and Pam (Klunk) Heiser Gregory J. and Carol A. Landi Eric Leppo James A. Noel III John H. and N. Jeanne Schuler II R. Michael and Susan E. (Slagle) Snyder Jean M. (Feeser) Stone Boomy and Peg (Swope) Weaver Matthew J. and Sharon L. (Feeser) Wolniak

In Honor of Alan J. Hemler ‘83 Pfizer Cincinnati Vaccine Team

In Memory of Dale J. “Curt” ‘49 and Elaine T. (Miller) ‘51 Hemler Alan J. and Patricia A. Hemler

In Memory of Todd W. Humpert ‘87 and Neal C. Humpert ‘90 Diane C. Humpert

Anthony L. and Sue E. Laughman

Jane E. Bennett Carolyn McCullough

In Memory of Rose M. Lawrence ‘59 Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence

In Memory of Thomas A. Leonard ‘48 Bernard H. Anthony, Jr. Margaret L. (Staub) Bria Daniel M. and Lucinda L. Bringman Jeffrey C. and Krista J. Heagey Home Association of McSherrystown Barbara M. Kilian Whitey and Pam McCusker John L. and Marilyn M. Shultz II Allen J. and Lisa M. Smith Keith and Ellen Smith James A. Staub Nancy M. Swartz

In Memory of Henry C. Livelsberger ‘43 Charles F. McClintock, Jr.

Kelly E. O’Boyle

In Memory of Brian D. McMaster ‘75 Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson

In Honor of Juli A. (Kale) Megonnell ‘99, Jana M. (Kale) Rostron ‘02, and Michael D. Kale ‘08 Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale

In Memory of John T. “Jack” Miller, Jr. ‘65 Gary M. and Roberta E. Biesecker David C. and Mary A. (Miller) Bixler Jean E. Browne Matthew J. and Kristie G. Ceruti John A. and Linda M. (Stambaugh) Donnelly Jane Doyle Parsons Katarzyna Ferraro Anne M. Kerr Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Raymond J. and Rose M. (Miller) Smith Mike and Candy (Staub) Sneeringer Joseph M. and Danielle K. (Miller) Spila Thomas R. and Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Paul M. and Sara E. Ward

In Memory of Kathleen L. Miller Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of Thomas A. “Zeke” Miller ‘73

Austin O. and Jessica B. Groves

In Honor of Our Children and Grandchildren John J. and Cheryl A. Mampe

In Memory of Robert C. Overbaugh ‘73 Dr. Brian E. Klunk

In Honor of Rev. Charles L. Persing Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner

In Memory of Francis E. ‘41 and Mary Louise (Staub) ‘41 Redding Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale Joanne M. (Redding) Sheely

In Memory of Herman J. ‘54 and Barbara A. (Robinson) ‘54 Redding Herman J. Redding, Jr.

Gifts received In Memory of Urban F. ‘Nubbin’ 45 and Barbara E. (Groft) ‘54 Rider Angela M. Rider Kathleen A. Rider Phil Rider Tom Rider

In Memory of Guinea ‘45 and Joan (Devine) ‘47 Rineman on their Birthdays Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM

Randy and Nancy (Miller) Staub

In Memory of Robert S. Sanders ‘60

In Memory of Joanne L. (Cumins) Myers ‘69

Deborah A. Riley

Leonard K. Myers

In Memory of David J. and Mildred M. Seymore Michael D. and Judith K. Seymore, Sr.

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Honor Roll of Donors In Memory of Eva M. Shea Hank and Chris Shea

In Memory of William H. Sipling ‘63 Eric B. and Gina M. Ellis Gloria Land Devon Sipling

In Memory of James R. ‘61 and Rosetta R. (Houser) ‘62 Slagle, Jr. Aaron J. Slagle James R. and Gingera L. Slagle III

In Memory of Francis J. Small, Jr. ‘61 Jane E. Bennett

In Memory of Donald J. Smith ‘68 Betty A. Balmer Douglas J. Clabaugh Wayne S. and Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Sue (McMaster) Hain Linda R. (Little) Kuhn Thomas and Deborah Louie Christopher A. and Lynda A. Lupp Shirley L. Rider Michael F. and Deborah J. Robinson Wade Seibert Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith James C. Smith Robert D. Smith Robert G. and Dawn M. Smith, Jr. Samuel A. Smith David M. and Pamela K. Sneeringer Eugene L. and Marie E. Sneeringer Mike and Candy (Staub) Sneeringer Joanne Wantz

In Memory of Dwain M. Smith ‘99 Jeffrey Snow

In Memory of Jean M. (Sneeringer) Smith ‘70 Wade and Kate (Neault) Smith

In Memory of Jeffrey S. Smith ‘74 Robin D. and Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Bruce and Vicki (Smith) Hunter Scott A. and Carol E. (Smith) Kessler Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence

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James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller David J. and Betsy (Smith) Reese Francis W. Sanders Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith James C. Smith

In Memory of Deacon James G. and Marian Sneeringer, Sr. and James G. Sneeringer, Jr.

In Memory of Joseph P. “Pat” ‘52 and Yvonne (Weaver) ‘52 Smith

Dr. Paul A. and Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) Pudimat

Donald B. Smith Roofing, Inc.

In Memory of Barbara J. Staub ‘70

In Memory of Lionel J. ‘43 and Viola C. (Small) ‘44 Smith

Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr.

Phyllis J. Lawrence

Ann L. (Staub) Baker Patricia B. (Brenner) Wildasin

In Memory of Loretta A. “Peg” Smith Glen F. and Sharon G. (Moore) Bream Betty Jo Gastley Michael A. and Karen S. (Shanebrook) George Dean L. and Donna M. Nace Thomas R. and Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Linda L. Wentz Hazel K. Wierman

In Memory of Mary M. “Mert” Staub Smith ‘46 Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr.

In Honor of Raymond J. ‘54 and Shirley Smith Michael R. and Nancy A. Smith

In Memory of Ronald J. Smith ‘60 Francis X. and Judith Goslin Jack and Jan (Adams) Riley

In Memory of Yvonne W. (Weaver) Smith ‘52 Darrell L. and Linda R. Frey Ernest R. and Cindy A. (Little) Hossler Carla D. (Weaver) Lehr Lee E. and Suzette M. (Weaver) Little James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Elaine (Small) Smith Carolyn Weglein

In Memory of James G. “Gib” Sneeringer ‘64 Thomas M. Sneeringer and Deborah J. Fox

In Memory of Deacon James G. Sneeringer, Sr. Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer

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In Memory of John E. “Jack” Staub ‘74

In Honor of Parker D. Staub ‘19, Austin R. Staub ‘20, and Dylan M. Staub ‘22 Robert E. Glass

In Memory of Patrick A. ‘67 and Janet M. (Orendorff) ‘69 Staub Duane F. and Holly B. (Staub) Clabaugh

In Memory of C. Joseph Steinour ‘47 Robert F. Young and Carol Steinour Young

In Honor of Jean M. (Sneeringer) Steinour ‘47 Robert F. Young and Carol Steinour Young

In Honor of Rev. James M. Sterner ‘59 Steven R. and Joni L. Mall

In Honor of The Devine Sisters Rev. James E. Lease

In Memory of Barbara A. Vyskocil Joshua P. Vyskocil

In Memory of G. Dale Wagner Janis K. Wagner

In Memory of Howard C. Weikert Deborah A. Riley

In Memory of George K. Wherley, Jr. ‘71 Diane M. (Riser) Wherley

In Memory of George K. and Lucille A. (Spangler) ‘42 Wherley, Sr. Diane M. (Riser) Wherley

In Memory of Richard F. Wierman ‘62 David J. and Joanna L. (Wierman) Masters, Jr.

In Memory of Brian A. Zinn ‘87 Melissa A. (Masenheimer) Zinn

In Memory of Richard L. ‘47 and Janet (Blettner) ‘48 Zinn David and Margie Zinn

Honor Roll of Donors

Alumni Donors

by Class † indicates donor is deceased as of 6/30/2021

Class of 1941 Total Gifts $225.00 100.00% of Alumni Contributing Margaret C. (Wagner) Faust Amy M. (Moore) Sherdel

Class of 1942 Total Gifts $100.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Ralph G. Carbaugh

Class of 1943 Total Gifts $1,596.25 50.00% of Alumni Contributing † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith † Charles A. Smith Richard L. Weaver

Class of 1944 Total Gifts $100.00 33.33% of Alumni Contributing † Sylvia R. (Wagaman) Krichten

Class of 1946 Total Gifts $158,758.00 30.00% of Alumni Contributing † Pauline H. (Hipp) Bievenour † Cletus B. Bievenour Bernard E. “Bunk” Sneeringer

Class of 1947 Total Gifts $11,225.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Robert C. Brady Louis G. Foye Charles F. Gotwalt Eva M. Small John W. Smith Urban F. Staub, Sr.

Class of 1948 Total Gifts $25,725.00 38.10% of Alumni Contributing Mary P. (Hagerman) Angel Donald R. Brady

Richard F. Conrad Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle Deacon Joseph F. Lawrence Lester R. Little † Mary J. (Smith) Miller Joan M. (Legore) Noel

Class of 1949 Total Gifts $1,347.50 29.41% of Alumni Contributing Robert F. Chrismer John A. Greenholt Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Donald E. Hertz Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Don Sneeringer Anna G. (Clabaugh) Sneeringer Kathleen A. (Sanders) Sterner

Class of 1950 Total Gifts $1,345.00 40.00% of Alumni Contributing Barbara A. (Bollinger) Bonner Bernard C. “Barney” Brady Leon G. Dillman Peggy A. (Weaver) Greenholt Dolores R. Groft Ronald J. Hagarman Mary C. (Moore) Hertz Cyril J. Hockensmith Mary R. (Riley) Kuhn Paul E. Lawrence William F. Livelsberger Anna L. (Roth) Lynch Sister Mary Alice McMaster, CSJ Donald L. Rebling

Class of 1951 Total Gifts $2,685.00 36.36% of Alumni Contributing Mary W. (Wagner) Brady Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. Pauline M. (Klunk) Deatrick Donald G. Hagarman † Joseph A. Kebil Barbara J. (Little) Koontz Joseph L. Lawrence Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence John F. Lawrence Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Ethel G. (Baumgardner) Mummert Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh Bernadine M. (Murren) Penn Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano Edward J. “Burg” Reese † Mary Ann (Bevenour) Shriver Phyllis L. (Smith) Smith Elaine (Small) Smith Elizabeth A. (Ackerman) Taglieri Joyce M. (Kaehler) Topper

Class of 1952 Total Gifts $3,980.00 33.33% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 1955 Total Gifts $1,795.00 29.31% of Alumni Contributing

Patricia A. Anthony Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher William H. Gross Richard A. Hemler Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Dorothy Mae (Krepps) Sabold Dot (Sanders) Sanders Ramon T. Smith Paul G. “Reds” Smith, Jr. Helen J. (Smith) Stonesifer Elaine G. Trone

Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner R. James Breighner Don Chamberlain Pat (Rang) Chamberlain Carole A. (Risano) Foote Daniel E. Greenholt Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft G. Fred Kegel Bernard F. Lawrence Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Frederick E. Olinger Anne L. Rummel Ruthann T. (Geiman) Selby Anita L. (Groft) Shrader Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Nadine M. (Shrader) Strasbaugh Joan A. (Conrad) Welty

Class of 1953 Total Gifts $1,880.00 38.18% of Alumni Contributing Jean E. Anthony M. Gloria (Small) Baker Donald J. Conrad Richard D. Eline † Francis J. Funk Rita M. (Long) Groft † Kathleen A. (Wagaman) Hemler Charles D. Kane Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence William B. Lawrence Eugene F. Miller Colleen M. (Mahone) Parrill Beverly A. (Adams) Rebling Robert C. Shanefelter Shirley R. (Storm) Showvaker Dory (Carbaugh) Sneeringer Benjamin J. Sneeringer Robert J. Strasbaugh Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver

Class of 1956 Total Gifts $1,935.00 23.94% of Alumni Contributing Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Joseph J. Bunty, Sr. Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty Doris A. (Smith) Busbey E. Jane (Rang) Dillman Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt Doris M. Lawrence Joyce A. (Arigo) Lawson Henry A. Martin, Jr. Robert J. McMaster Jim McMaster Rita L. (Lawrence) McMaster Marie A. (Smith) Paul Leon C. Rider William B. Sanders Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella

Class of 1954 Total Gifts $5,045.00 30.77% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 1957 Total Gifts $1,650.00 22.34% of Alumni Contributing

Joan M. (Greenholt) Baker Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher Hon. Kenneth J. Cole Charlotte A. (Jenkins) Drechsler Margaret L. (Gotwalt) Fuhrman Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Carol E. Holtz Patricia A. (Poist) Kebil Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Audrey M. (Orndorff ) Peterson-Walton Pius A. Small Alice C. (Smith) Smith Burnell F. Smith Dr. Henry J. Strazzella Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver

Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Margaret L. (Staub) Bria Lois E. (Eline) Donsen † Mary Alice (Topper) Forbes Richard J. Hemler Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler Francis L. Hoffman Bill Keffer Lee E. Little Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Bernard F. Murren Caroline (Groft) Murren Pat (Adams) Nell Thomas W. Niedererr

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Honor Roll of Donors Joyce V. (Reay) Norman Dr. Barbara A. Redding Doris K. (Krichten) Sanders John H. Smith Donna L. (Rickrode) Smith Merle L. Smith Beverly A. (Smith) Smith

Class of 1958 Total Gifts $3,705.00 23.96% of Alumni Contributing Mary E. Breighner Donna M. (Schriver) Brewer William E. Harman Frank J. Henry Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Joe Kale Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler Jon M. Leese, Sr. Suzette M. (Weaver) Little Wilhelmina A. “Winnie” (Knox) McMaster Michael F. McMaster, Sr. Nadine C. Miller Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Dale J. Sanders William H. Smith, Jr. Al Sneeringer Thomas R. Staub Donna M. Strasbaugh Lucille E. (Sanders) Stratton Andy Topper Spencer E. Topper William H. Wierman

Class of 1959 Total Gifts $4,800.00 29.90% of Alumni Contributing Teresa S. (Staub) Atkinson Wilmer C. Barrett Marlene M. (Wildasin) Benson Ken Bevenour Jerome E. Carbaugh Lawrence E. Clark Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Jane (McDermitt) Hutton Michael A. Kale Pat (Redding) Kimple Linda A. (Sanders) Little Kenneth R. Long Charles M. McMaster Patrick F. Murren Rodney J. Noel Teresa M. (Redding) Noel F. Wayne Sanders William J. Sanders Larry F. Small Madeline M. (Ditzler) Small Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Francis J. Sneeringer Stephen F. Staub

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Paul G. Staub David C. Stoner, Jr. Eleanor R. (Jacobs) Stoner Mary Lou (DeVivo) Stoner Paul E. Topper Tom Yealey

Class of 1960 Total Gifts $9,600.00 27.34% of Alumni Contributing Don Arigo Benjamin J. Bair Violet M. (Smith) Bair Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Wayne P. Fanus Jeanne M. (deCheubell) Ferguson Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Kevin L. Greenholt Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Wayne V. Kenworthy Margie (Sterner) Kenworthy Glenn D. “Chick” Livelsberger John W. Markle, Jr. Don Masemer Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster Ellen M. (Shoemaker) McWilliams James R. Meckley Michael S. Miller Linda B. (Bethas) Moore Becky (Weaver) Mummert Francis C. Noel, Jr. Anna M. (Keller) Noel Larry E. Ohm Laura M. (Catchings) Potter Jack Riley Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer Pat Sheaffer Marge (Hockensmith) Smith Vincent C. Sowers Daniel L. Staub T. Michael Thoman Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer

Class of 1961 Total Gifts $13,410.00 23.13% of Alumni Contributing Jane E. Bennett Timothy F. Bennett Agnes L. (Smith) Bevenour George F. Billman, Jr. James P. Conrad Dennis H. “Ace” Eltz James B. Ernst Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Letty (Miller) Kale Linda J. (Wherley) Keffer Theresa B. Keller Jim Klunk Pat (McAndrew) Klunk

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Burnell J. McIntyre Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Daniel J. “Smoke” Miller Thomas C. Miller Stanton L. Miller Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren William H. Niedererr Mary L. (Adair) Redding Ron Riley Jan (Adams) Riley Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser James P. Roth Michael D. Smith James R. Staub Jerry Storm Lora A. (Warehime) Talaber Ann (Neiderer) Topper Margaret A. (Swope) Weaver Cyril F. “Boomy” Weaver, Jr. James P. Wilt, Sr. Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn

Class of 1962 Total Gifts $8,475.00 17.74% of Alumni Contributing

Anonymous Sarah C. (Hockensmith) Arigo Art Becker Deb (Hufnagle) Becker Ron Beford Richard A. Bennett Catherine L. (Zimmerman) DePoi Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Philip F. Hertz Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz Carolyn D. (Brady) Kuhn Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Carol A. (Sneeringer) Michnowicz Daniel L. O’Brien, Sr. Donald C. Price, Jr. Paul L. Robinson Richard J. Rosensteel Ron Sipling Carole E. (Miller) Storm Donald L. Storm † William R. Timmins Carole G. (Grim) Zinn

Class of 1963 Total Gifts $14,310.00 29.46% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Robert V. Arigo Albert L. Becker, Jr. Robert E. Clabaugh, Jr. Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Hugh R. “Bob” Conrad, Jr. Sarah L. Cookson Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Pietro D. Giraffa, Jr. Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa Thomas J. Greenholt Dick Groft

Dr. Stephen C. Groft Jean L. (Groft) Groft Robert J. Hemler Vicki (Smith) Hunter Philip L. Keffer Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ Bernard L. “Barney” Kijek Stephen D. Laughman Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer Richard J. Neiderer Joseph C. Overbaugh Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Robert H. Sanders Roland R. Sanders Gene Schuchart Margaret E. Smith Michael R. “Mick” Smith Robert D. Smith Raymond J. Smith Eugene L. Sneeringer Wayne J. Staub Don Sterner Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams

Class of 1964 Total Gifts $4,725.00 20.73% of Alumni Contributing Sue (Gross) Bennett Victoria A. (Shetter) Biesecker Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Anita M. (Riser) Buie Donna M. (Klunk) Chizz Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Mike Donnelly Gary F. Gebhart Mary Ellen (Ozminski) Good Jim Harman Patrick W. Hertz John R. Keeney Margaret L. (Groft) Knox William G. Kopp David J. Murren, Sr. James F. Neiderer Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien Linda D. (Small) Powell Richard W. Powell Dianne M. (Brenner) Redding Ann M. (Miller) Schuchart Emma K. (Kiser) Smith Charlotte E. (Stonesifer) Smith Donald J. Smith Wayne A. Smith Sarah M. “Sally” (Busbey) Smith Jane V. (Sunbury) Sneeringer Thomas T. Spangler Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub David A. Sterner Donna L. (Stormes) Topper Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner Suzanne F. Weaver Susan C. (Groft) Wierman

Honor Roll of Donors Class of 1965 Total Gifts $21,265.00 19.11% of Alumni Contributing Peggy Altoff Anonymous (3) Thomas E. Becker Bill Bennett Michael E. Brady, Jr. Glen F. Bream James M. Breiner Elaine M. (Weishaar) Clabaugh Joanne M. (Keffer) Couse John A. Donnelly Daune M. (McKenrick) Evans Steve Garvick Carolyn R. (Robinson) Geiger Audrey M. (Kuhn) Gunn John E. Hossler Elizabeth M. Jacoby David P. Knox Mary (Weaver) Krastel Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Lanny M. Laughman Jean L. (Redding) Laughman Michael A. Lawrence Michael J. Murren Victoria E. (Lawrence) Newman Gary L. Noel Henry L. “Junie” Reese, Jr. Joyce A. Rosensteel George G. Rummel Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Donald E. Shanebrook Jeff Sieg Judy (Bennett) Sieg Margaret A. (Keller) Smith Rose M. (Miller) Smith Benedict L. Smith Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Robert S. Timmins Robert E. Wagner Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler C. Edward Wentz Edgar C. Worley, Jr.

Class of 1966 Total Gifts $7,575.00 17.96% of Alumni Contributing Robert J. Altoff Richard P. Arigo Gayle L. Arigo Mary A. (Miller) Bixler Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Sharon G. (Moore) Bream Anthony J. Breighner Wayne T. “Tim” Clark Daniel P. Ernst Wayne C. Flickinger Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Jim Hawbaker Carol A. (Cole) Keeney Paulette M. (Gebhart) Klein Patrick H. Kuhn Linda R. (Little) Kuhn

Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Tony Lawrence † Breaux J. Linn Richard A. McKim, Jr. Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Kathleen E. (Gotwalt) Murren Bernard G. Neiderer Michael J. Rang Ronald R. Redding John R. Redding Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Robert E. Schuman James L. Smith Thomas M. Sneeringer Lawrence J. “Tiss” Staub Harold F. Storm Rob Thomassy Joann M. (Sterner) Watkins Stephen B. Weaver, Jr. Pat (Breiner) Webb Mary H. (O’Conner) Wehrs

Class of 1967 Total Gifts $3,935.00 17.68% of Alumni Contributing Francis J. Felix Jeff Garvick Dr. Gary G. Hawn Carol E. (Smith) Kessler James C. Klunk Stephen J. Krichten Peg (Groft) Lawrence Ed Lawrence Suzanne M. (Storm) McDannell Jean M. (Timmins) McLin Pamela J. (Ackerman) McMaster Linda M. (McKim) Murren Joanne E. Myers-Miller Christine A. Noel Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Jim Orndorff Susan P. Panebaker George L. Peart III Stephanie M. (Smith) Pheanis Ann C. (McCleaf ) Plank Sandra A. (Gross) Ruppert Francis W. Sanders Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Stephanie S. (Slagle) Shockites Fay E. (Weaver) Shultz Gloria J. (Buffington) Smith Paul J. Smith Joyce H. (Rang) Smith Deb (Hagerman) Staub Mark A. Staub Linda H. (Hobbs) Steinle Jean M. (Feeser) Stone

Class of 1968 Total Gifts $10,785.00 16.49% of Alumni Contributing Michael R. Angel James C. Becker John H. Berkheimer

Terrence E. Bowling Linda M. (Stambaugh) Donnelly Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Wayne S. Freet Sue (McMaster) Hain Bill Heiser Richard C. Jacoby Stephen J. Keefer James P. Keffer Loyola I. “Jack” Keffer Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Jeffrey J. Klunk Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Anthony L. Laughman Victoria A. (Sneeringer) Mummert Michael R. Musselman Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers William P. Neiderer Michael L. Shanebrook Richard A. Shetter, Sr. Christopher P. Smith Betty (Topper) Smith Jim Staub Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr. David A. Swope, Sr. Linda M. (Smith) Thomassy

Class of 1969 Total Gifts $7,505.00 22.37% of Alumni Contributing Ann L. (Staub) Baker Patricia A. (Schuchart) Baughman Lawrence J. Becker James H. Becker Dan Bowman Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Sally M. (Markle) Coble William A. Conrad Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Pamela N. “Penny” (Niedererr) Garrett Michael J. Gebhart Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Pam (Klunk) Heiser Barry L. Hendricks Lorena D. (Small) Keeney Richard P. Keeney Edward C. Keller Marty Klunk Stephen J. Klunk Anne M. (Steinour) Laughlin Cathy Lawrence Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Dave Lawrence Gerard J. “Gardy” Lawrence, Jr. Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers David R. Messinger Bob Miller Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Joan F. (Long) Miller Michael G. Miller Ron Newman

Henry T. “Terry” Noel Theresa M. (Link) Nonemaker Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Richard A. Reese Pam (Hull) Reilly Deborah A. Riley Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Michael D. Seymore, Sr. Constance M. (Clabaugh) Slagle Lafferty Gerald R. Snyder Daniel J. Staub James A. Staub Dennis J. “Fuzz” Staub Sandra A. Timmins Ginny (Staub) Timmins Robert E. Wilt Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling Diane M. (Gross) Zortman

Class of 1970 Total Gifts $3,690.00 13.85% of Alumni Contributing Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Constance M. (McCleaf ) Conrad Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Cindy (Staub) Dunn Andrew J. Folmer Deborah A. (Small) Frame Philip A. Hartlaub Jeffrey C. Heagey Andy Keefer Debra J. (Schuman) Keener Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Michael A. Klunk Edward M. Klunk Richard C. Krichten Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Terry L. Miller Frank Overbaugh Ben Redding Tom Ritter John T. Sherdel, Sr. Dennis C. Shriner Francis E. Smith David F.B. Smith Urban F. Staub, Jr. Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp Judy (Lawrence) Weaver

Class of 1971 Total Gifts $3,200.00 11.46% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous (2) Deacon Thomas M. Aumen Leonard J. Bennett Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Steve Eck Thomas E. Ernst Leonard F. Gebhart II

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Honor Roll of Donors Robert L. Gouker, Jr. Clair F. Groft Patricia A. (Staub) Hubbard Deborah A. (King) Klunk Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf Daniel E. Lawrence Rev. C. Anthony Miller Sharon A. (Weishaar) Rang Lou Ann L. (Arigo) Reese Jane L. (Bowman) Saltzgiver Peg (Weaver) Shaffer Patrice J. Smith Diane M. (Riser) Wherley

Class of 1972 Total Gifts $3,665.00 15.43% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Angela M. “Missy” (Becker) Felix James A. Folmer Frank G. Gabriel, Jr. Randy A. Klunk Dennis J. Knox Patrick E. Kopf, Sr. Michael A. Krichten Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Mary A. (Hemler) Lawrence Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert Whitey McCusker Sueann M. (Flaherty) Myers Earl H. Newman II Randy J. Noel Cindy (Shultz) Noel Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel Jeffrey R. Small Marion M. (Lawrence) Small James C. Smith Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Anna L. (Slusser) Snyder Gerard P. Sorice Jerome H. Staub Rick Staub Stephen G. Stroup Mary A. (Neiderer) Uffelman

Class of 1973 Total Gifts $4,635.00 11.46% of Alumni Contributing Debra M. (McMaster) Becker Thomas E. Brenner Mary S. (Small) Brenner Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell Joe Conrad Ernest R. Hossler Dr. Brian E. Klunk James S. Klunk Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk Thomas M. Lawrence Phyllis J. Lawrence George A. Neiderer

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Pat (Todt) Slonaker Tony A. Smith Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Ken Smith Anthony L. Smith Susan E. (Slagle) Snyder Bill Staub Dr. Karen L. Steinour Jeffrey A. Topper Tony Weaver

Class of 1974 Total Gifts $6,935.00 15.72% of Alumni Contributing Timothy A. Bair Cindy (Topper) Baughman Mary A. Bennett-Messer Mary T. Cole Michael G. Dorman Michael E. Flaherty John M. Gabriel Anthony L. Gebhart Raymond J. Gouker Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Timothy A. Groft Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Carla D. (Weaver) Lehr Fritz Livelsberger James D. Miller Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Michael F. Robinson Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Hank Shea Patrick W. Shea Joanne M. (Redding) Sheely Gary L. Smith Diane L. (Cole) Staub Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial

Class of 1975 Total Gifts $6,180.00 15.12% of Alumni Contributing Diane M. (Long) Badolato Jo E. (Overbaugh) Barnhart Keith G. Dorman Patrick F. Eltz Cindy A. (Little) Hossler Jeffrey A. Kuhn Julie A. (Myers) Livelsberger Barbara A. (Price) Mansfield Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Donna M. (Steinour) Munshour Sally A. (Miller) Neiderer Dr. Steven A. Noel Deborah A. (Strausbaugh) Noel Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) Pudimat William A. Rector, Jr. Susan M. (Jacoby) Reh Judy A. (Eckenrode) Renoll Barb (Sneeringer) Smith

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Dennis P. Smith Barry F. Smith Thomas J. Staub Anthony B. “Smoke” Staub Marlene L. (Loyd) Steinour Anita L. (Sorice) Webb Lois B. (Brady) Zinn John B. Zinn

Class of 1976 Total Gifts $15,120.00 14.38% of Alumni Contributing Robert W. Feeser, Jr. Marjie (Smith) Houser Lynne P. Klauer Timothy D. Koontz Sharon A. Kuhn Carol A. (Smith) Leese Jane L. (Orndorff ) Levault Karen M. “Bo” Louey Kathy A. (Bevenour) Miller Rob Miller Judy (Tipton) Mummert Rick Mummert Joann L. Neiderer Phil Rider Philip J. Small Dwain M. Smith Randy T. Smith Kathy E. Staub Barry E. “Gus” Staub Beth A. (Staub) Staub Dennis E. Weaver Thomas J. Weaver David L. Zinn

Class of 1977 Total Gifts $5,571.03 16.78% of Alumni Contributing Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Jim Bethas Michelle T. (Barrick) Bethas Marsha A. Gebhart Regina L. Gebhart Dr. Russell E. Greenholt Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Jack Kale Mary T. (Redding) Kale Jeanne M. Keffer Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Dan Lawrence Mary Beth (Steinour) LeVan Theresa M. Petry Herman J. Redding, Jr. Betsy (Smith) Reese John Reh, Jr. Lewis L. Schnauble, Jr. Jean L. (Sneeringer) Sedlacko Lynne M. (Cole) Small David M. Sneeringer Steven A. Sneeringer Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin Keith M. Stambaugh Stephen M. Staub

Class of 1978 Total Gifts $7,575.00 17.89% of Alumni Contributing Patricia M. (Smith) Berwager Dr. Christopher A. Bowling Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Joseph J. Cline Andrew V. Conrad Nick Folmer Theresa O. (Olinger) Hummel Jean M. (Smith) Koontz Donald J. Lawrence Robert A. Martin Janine Z. (Zinn) Mundorff Patrice M. (Bevenour) Noel Fred A. Noel Robert G. Smith, Jr. Allen J. Smith Randy A. Staub Nancy (Miller) Staub Cindy (Small) Staub Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko Patricia B. (Brenner) Wildasin Carol Steinour Young David L. Zumbrum, Jr.

Class of 1979 Total Gifts $4,728.07 15.49% of Alumni Contributing T. Neil Bathon Pat Bowman Chad M. Clabaugh Terry A. Conrad Robert G. Coradi Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner Jerry F. Fuhrman, Jr. Karen S. (Shanebrook) George Steve Heiser Julie A. (Breighner) Kuhn Doug Kuhn Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Timothy “Moose” Noel Thomas E. Noel Peter S. Noel Thomas M. Overbaugh Lisa M. Reh Michele A. (Forbes) Sharrah Jeff Staub James A. Staub John E. Weaver

Class of 1980 Total Gifts $30,362.00 11.76% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Larry A. Chambers Edward A. Greenholt Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Benjamin F. Hufnagel, Jr. Patrick A. Legore Lori A. (McMaster) Long

Honor Roll of Donors Randy A. Miller Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Kelly K. (Lawver) Noel Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Keith A. Smith Nick Stellhorn Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer Judy (Smith) Willing Sharon L. (Feeser) Wolniak

Class of 1981 Total Gifts $4,292.62 8.89% of Alumni Contributing Roxane L. (Smith) Anderson Anonymous Susan E. (Staub) Arigo Thomas A. Bair Douglas J. Clabaugh Anthony J. Greenholt Anthony J. Hagerman Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Barbara Y. (Yantis) Kashen Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Philip L. Noel Tom Rider

Class of 1982 Total Gifts $5,472.62 11.04% of Alumni Contributing Joseph V. Arigo Beth Britcher Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Jeffery A. Cleveland Douglas A. Forbes Timothy J. Kaehler William J. Kale Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Michael C. Plank Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Joseph E. Schwartz James R. Slagle III Joan L. (Kebil) Smith James F. Smith Michael R. Smith Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Anthony M. Staub David C. Waldman

Class of 1983 Total Gifts $3,045.00 8.39% of Alumni Contributing Dr. Katherine (Antolin) Bakeev Keith W. Bevenour Scott A. Hawn Alan J. Hemler Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster Benjamin A. Myers James A. Noel III Teresa A. (Welty) Plank Angela M. Rider Kathryn H. (Hufnagle) Roat Eugene L. “Sonny” Sneeringer, Jr.

Wayne P. Staub

Class of 1984 Total Gifts $2,795.00 10.90% of Alumni Contributing Karen M. Bevenour Philip A. Hagerman Kelley J. (Juiffre) Hartlaub Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Page A. Karsteter Joseph A. Murphy John R. Murren Donna J. (Plank) Nuzzo Joe Nuzzo Teresa A. (McFadden) O’Brien Timothy M. Ohm Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Anne M. (Binko) Smith Brian D. Smith Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Philip J. “Flip” Steinour Steven R. Szabo

Class of 1985 Total Gifts $680.00 3.76% of Alumni Contributing Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson Duane F. Clabaugh Robert D. O’Brien Anita M. (Smith) Smith Andrea M. (Riley) Taylor

Class of 1986 Total Gifts $1,950.00 4.86% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Arthur J. Becker, Jr., Esq. Bob Hagarman Dr. Patrick H. Moore Brian L. Reichart Kelly M. (Binko) Sborlini M. Francis Sneeringer

Class of 1987 Total Gifts $89,751.40 7.43% of Alumni Contributing Elizabeth D. (Diem) Alster Stephen F. Hemler Dr. Edward A. Hemler Kelly M. (Little) Keith Andrew J. Lawrence Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Karl S. Pietrzak Amy M. (Brown) Smith Donald B. Smith, Jr. Brian M. Sneeringer Gary A. Willis

Class of 1988

Total Gifts $2,149.00 8.57% of Alumni Contributing

Total Gifts $725.00 4.51% of Alumni Contributing

Jason M. Gebhart Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Scott A. Long Joanna L. (Wierman) Masters Troy J. McMaster Lori A. (Zinn) Murphy Mike Sneeringer Candy A. (Staub) Sneeringer Danielle K. (Miller) Spila Cindy (McMaster) Staub Scott E. Thomassy Dr. Elena M. (Wildasin) Umland

Anonymous (2) Brian A. Bauerline Amy M. (Gelles) Corr Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Debbie (Miller) Spear

Class of 1989 Total Gifts $7,940.40 10.00% of Alumni Contributing Holly B. (Staub) Clabaugh Michael N. Fenwick Laura L. (Donnelly) Fenwick Lori A. (Carbaugh) Lawrence Michael E. Little Joseph A. Neiderer Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Kathleen A. Rider Douglas W. Sanders Gail L. Schuchart Joseph P. Smith Christine M. (Dettinburn) Smith Amy L. Smith Craig P. Staub Scott F. Staub Patricia A. (Long) Wildasin

Class of 1990 Total Gifts $13,250.00 9.09% of Alumni Contributing Lawrence J. “Duke” Allen Bobbi L. (Weaver) Lawyer Kevin M. Little Kevin M. Neiderer Riccardo U. Roca Allen M. Smith Amy V. (Redding) Smith Michelle L. (Reichert) Staub Dane P. Ways Robert V. Wildasin Melissa A. (Masenheimer) Zinn

Class of 1991 Total Gifts $5,540.00 5.31% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Anthony L. Clabaugh Robert D. Dettinburn Melissa R. Elliot William S. Hemler Pat Kopf

Class of 1992

Class of 1993 Total Gifts $550.00 5.36% of Alumni Contributing Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Joseph J. Bunty, Jr. Mary A. (Miller) Hartlaub Brett F. James Erin E. (Smith) Putt John T. Sherdel, Jr.

Class of 1994 Total Gifts $990.00 3.92% of Alumni Contributing Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Kevin H. Noel Kate (Neault) Smith

Class of 1995 Total Gifts $850.00 3.77% of Alumni Contributing Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Ann M. (Cleveland) Hilferty Kristen L. (Clark) Louder Wade T. Smith

Class of 1996 Total Gifts $1,100.00 5.08% of Alumni Contributing Eric A. Hamberger Kristy M. (Snyder) Martin Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD Mary L. (Wilkes) Smith Beth A. Sneeringer Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer

Class of 1997 Total Gifts $200.00 3.70% of Alumni Contributing Allyson A. (Hertz) Chiavacci Michael W. Seymore Blake P. Ulam Colby M. Zortman

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Honor Roll of Donors Class of 1998 Total Gifts $590.00 7.34% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2004 Total Gifts $1,600.00 1.85% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2011 Total Gifts $1,300.00 8.26% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2017 Total Gifts $287.00 4.76% of Alumni Contributing

Anonymous (3) Jennifer E. Farrell McGeehan Valentine J. Fertitta IV Eric T. Lawrence Kevin A. Leonard Heather L. (McIntyre) Zortman

Elizabeth A. (McGonigal) Clabaugh Patrick J. Staub

Andrew J. Hernandez Elise C. Knobloch Jillian A. Novak Aaron J. Slagle Armando L. Ugarte

Sarah J. Lawrence Victoria M. (Smith) Topper

Alexander V. Arigo Serena C. (Serio) Kowalski Cody A. Kump Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff Jerad R. Pfaff Hayley C. Sanders Sarah M. (Klunk) Sullivan Taylor K. Thomas Roberto D. Ugarte Daniel L. Wildasin, Jr.

Class of 2006 Total Gifts $245.00 3.36% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2012 Total Gifts $755.00 4.50% of Alumni Contributing

Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg Joanna K. (Stover) Power Joshua P. Vyskocil Nicholas A. Wiley

Anonymous Sydney A.R. Keith Chloe P. Kindig Seth A. Leonard Steven Propst

Anonymous Kathleen E. Nuzzo Sarah E. Scozzaro Gregory M. Smith Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin

Class of 2019 Total Gifts $150.00 3.36% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2007 Total Gifts $200.00 1.39% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2013 Total Gifts $994.17 6.72% of Alumni Contributing

Anonymous Andrew J. Shipley Bethany E. Staub Mateo V. Ugarte

Thomas W. Mahone Alli Salinger

Bethany H. Ball Sarah M. Bischoff Anjelica N. Cromartie Dakota W. “Kody” Hartlaub Lawrence G. McKee Austin D. Noel Zachary J. Smith Isabela A. Ugarte

Class of 1999 Total Gifts $1,490.00 6.19% of Alumni Contributing Jonathan J. Booth Stephanie K. Kindig Juli A. (Kale) Megonnell Amy L. (Miller) Redding Laura E. Slagle Ajaya R. Smith Michael J. Stuller II

Class of 2000 Total Gifts $415.00 4.39% of Alumni Contributing Paul R. Arigo Dr. Brad R. Conrad Angela B. Gall Russell K. Schauermann Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline

Class of 2001 Total Gifts $2,215.00 7.84% of Alumni Contributing Brent F. Clabaugh Liz (Kressley) Kamler Tiffany F. Lawrence Courtney A. (Staub) Myers Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Philip G. Redding Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan David J. Sherdel

Class of 2002 Total Gifts $120.00 1.87% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2005 Total Gifts $400.00 1.67% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2008 Total Gifts $628.00 4.17% of Alumni Contributing Chelsea V. (Trees) Fenby Kelly M. (Coleman) Hertz Dr. Charles D. Hertz Michael D. Kale Sarah E. Messer James J. Welsh III

Class of 2009 Total Gifts $131.40 4.07% of Alumni Contributing

Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Matthew P. Morley

Anonymous Sarah E. (Bowman) Haczewski Andy Kale Kayla M. (Arigo) Kale Catherine R. Peters

Class of 2003 Total Gifts $821.52 2.36% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2010 Total Gifts $150.00 1.55% of Alumni Contributing

Sarah E. (Hofmann) Fair Nathan L. Hawbaker Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence

Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Mitchell J. Kaehler

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Class of 2014 Total Gifts $152.00 2.08% of Alumni Contributing Rachel E. Hottle Christopher D. Overdorff

Class of 2015 Total Gifts $210.00 3.36% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Hunter M. Keith Tyler T. Loucks Kelly E. O’Boyle

Class of 2016 Total Gifts $100.00 1.92% of Alumni Contributing Katie M. Laughman Katie L. Salinger

Class of 2018 Total Gifts $120.00 4.95% of Alumni Contributing

Class of 2020 Total Gifts $50.00 2.38% of Alumni Contributing Mary Caroline Hoverkamp Abigail K. Smith

Honor Roll of Donors Board of Directors Donors Total Gifts $35,044.00 91.67% of Board of Directors Contributing 55.56% of Pastoral Members Contributing

*For purposes of participation, individuals who are lost or known to be deceased are not included in the total class membership.

Overall Percentage of Alumni Participating

William J. Bowker Very Rev. Philip G. Burger Timothy W. Burke Jack Kale Ann S. Kilkelly Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons, V.F. Charles A. McGough III Rev. C. Anthony Miller Kathy P. Miller William J. Morley Lela S. Reichart Rev. Michael P. Reid II Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline Allen M. Smith Leanne C. Ugarte Michelle T. Warehime

• 11.97%

Administration, Faculty and Staff Donors Total Gifts $3,209.00 38.71% of Administration, Faculty and Staff Contributing

Decade Leaders in Percentage of Participation*

Dr. Carmen Brown Julia T. Fuhrman William M. Grandia II Jennifer A. Hart Lori S. Heberling L. Kay Hefner Jennifer A. Knechtmann Eric T. Lawrence Bobbi L. Lawyer Kathleen E. Murren Michele P. Noel Ruthann M. Pinkos Betsy Reese David F. Salter John T. Sherdel, Jr. Gingera L. Slagle Beth A. Sneeringer Candy A. Sneeringer Marie E. Sneeringer Cathy A. Staub Melanie A. Stonesifer Elizabeth L. Taylor Donna M. Tompkins Dr. Barbara J. Wert

Overall Leaders in Percentage of Class Members Participating* (Top Five Classes) • Class of 1941 – 100.00% • Class of 1943 – 50.00% • Class of 1950 – 40.00% • Class of 1953 – 38.18% • Class of 1948 – 38.10%

• 1940s (29.57%) – Class of 1941 – 100.00% • 1950s (30.76%) – Class of 1950 – 40.00% • 1960s (20.83%) – Class of 1963 – 29.46% • 1970s (14.56%) – Class of 1978 – 17.89% • 1980s (8.58%) – Class of 1980 – 11.76% • 1990s (5.46%) – Class of 1990 – 9.09% • 2000s (3.23%) – Class of 2001 – 7.84% • 2010s (4.19%) – Class of 2011 – 8.26%

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Honor Roll of Donors

Subsidy Paid by Nine Supporting Parishes of of the Adams DeaNery Annunciation B.V.M., McSherrystown Immaculate Conception, New Oxford Immaculate Heart of Mary, Abbottstown Sacred Heart, Conewago St. Aloysius, Littlestown St. Francis Xavier, Gettysburg St. Joseph, Hanover St. Joseph the Worker, Bonneauville St. Vincent de Paul, Hanover Total Combined Subsidy: $630,000+ We thank these parishes for all of their support – spiritual and financial.

Through these generous gifts, the members of their parishes receive a reduced tuition rate which is well below the actual cost to educate a student.

In effect, even if they do not receive additional tuition assistance from other sources, every member of these parishes receives a partial scholarship to attend Delone Catholic.

Unrestricted Giving: $924,322.76 Current Use Restricted Giving: $118,992.92 Endowment Giving: $215,552.50 In-Kind Giving: $17,364.21 Total 2020-21 Giving: $1,260,119.18

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Squire Impact

In Memoriam Alumni Please keep all of the deceased alumni of Delone Catholic High School in your prayers, especially those who have passed away recently: Vivian C. (Miller) Garrett ’40 – 6/11/21 Teresa C. (Miller) Hawn Hertz ’44, P’67, P’68, P’74, P’76, P’79, P’83, P’02 – 7/24/21

Mary Alice (Topper) Forbes ’57, P’79, P’82 – 5/29/21 Phyllis P. (Banks) Gilbert ’58 – 5/11/20

Theresa O. (Sunbury) McKim ’44, P’65, P’66, P’71, P’74 – 5/21/21

Constance L. (Wilkinson) O’Brien ’59, P’80 – 4/10/21

Genevieve M. (Hemler) Brady ’45, P’71 – 5/23/21

Janet M. (Smith) Biesecker ’61 – 5/10/21

Sister Mary Dolores Sneeringer, SSJ ’45 – 4/17/21 Theresa M. (Groft) Schuman ’46, P’66, P’68, P’70, P’77 – 4/18/21 Roger R. Weaver ’47, P’69, P’70, P’72, P’73, P’83, P’84 – 5/19/21

Francis J. Small, Jr. ’61, P’85, P’88, P’03 – 6/10/21 Anna (Lapikockij) Nunz ’62 – 8/6/20 William R. Timmins ’62 – 7/21/21

Other Members of Delone catholic high school Family In addition, we ask your prayers for these members of the Delone Catholic family (parents of alumni, former faculty members, former members of the Board of Directors and spouses of alumni) who have recently passed away:

Joan M. (Groft) Stough ’63 – 5/19/21

Paul W. Arcari – 12/1/20

Christene C. (Pohlman) Bowling ’48 – 9/18/20

Emily T. (Smith) Stewart ’64 – 6/13/21

Evelyn E. Billman – 4/20/21

Mary C. Timmins ’48 – 5/6/21

Frederick M. Smith ’65 – 4/11/21

Thelma M. (Redding) Wichrowski ’49 – 2/15/21

Breaux J. Linn ’66 – 5/26/21

Clotilde M. Bixler P’73, P’76, P’80, P’82 – 7/30/21

Patricia A. (Chrismer) Harbaugh ’51 – 4/19/21

James F. “Fats” Long ’66 – 8/6/21

Joseph A. Kebil ’51, P’75, P’77, P’81, P’82 – 5/1/21

Nancy A. (Neiderer) Leonard ’67 – 3/24/21

Patrick J. “P.J.” Klunk ’51 – 5/25/21 Mary Ann “Pickle” (Bevenour) Shriver ’51, P’75 – 6/13/21 Cathleen A. (Cochran) Small ’51 – 7/18/21

Carol A. (Gross) Reese ’70, P’92, P’96 – 7/15/21 Philip L. Laughman ’71 – 4/5/21 Theresa B. (McIntyre) Utz ’71 – 5/14/21

Kenneth G. Bottorf, Former Coach – 5/15/21 Curtis R. Buie P’94, P’97 – 5/7/21 Mary Y. Dooley – 4/5/21 Susan J. Garvick – 8/5/21

Anthony B. Klunk ’75 – 3/27/21

Philip L. “Jake” Hagerman P’76, P’77, P’80, P’83, P’84, P’84, P’87, P’89 – 7/5/21

Eva C. (Czapp) Neiderer ’54, P’65, P’70, P’72, P’74, P’79 – 4/18/21

Jean M. (Weaver) Weikert ’75 – 6/22/21

Jerry L. Harris P’99 – 12/30/20

Henry J. Smith ’54 – 5/3/21

Patricia A. (Krichten) Goodling ’78 – 4/7/21

Dale C. Strausbaugh ’54, P’75, P’76, P’77, P’79, P’80, P’83, P’89, P’94 – 5/8/21

Gregory A. Jacoby ’80 – 4/9/21

Michael J. Hockensmith P’01, P’04, P’06 – 6/16/21

Richard D. Long ’52 – 1/24/21

Richard F. “Spider” Groft ’55 – 7/22/21 Charmaine A. “Jo” (Schrade) Sanders ’55 – 7/16/21 Josephine I. (Flinn) Lang ’56 – 1/27/21 Terrence R. Weitzel ’56 – 8/22/20 Patricia R. (Timmins) Feeser ’57, P’88, P’96 – 7/20/21

Robert J. McNulty ’72 – 4/30/21

Christopher A. Shrader ’80 – 7/28/21

Paul J. Jacoby – 5/13/21

Deborah A. Bechtel ’89, P’15 – 5/12/21

Maureen C. Johnson P’75, P’76 – 6/3/21

Paul Holzer, Jr. ’97, P’13 – 7/31/21

Michael J. “Joe” O’Boyle P’83 – 12/23/20

Brian J. Zinn ’07 – 4/2/21

Judith A. Redding – 7/22/21

Karigen L. Emig ’17 – 7/30/21

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In Memoriam Tiffany M. Reilly P’24 – 5/14/21 Jennifer E. Roth P’15, P’18, P’21 – 7/24/21 Rev. John D. Schmalhofer, Former Board Member – 4/26/21 Deborah H. Schuchart – 6/1/21 Eva M. Shea – 3/11/21 Catherine M. Sipling – 4/28/21 Sister Carmelita Smith, SCC, Former Faculty – 4/7/21 Mary L. Stock P’80 – 5/7/21

Roger R. Weaver ’47 1929-2021

Henry W. Sutherland – 4/20/21 Dorothy L. Thompson P’84, P’87 – 4/23/21

In the fall of 1942, just two years after opening its doors, Delone Catholic officially welcomed Henry C. “Henny” Noel into its family as a student. He later became a fixture in the maintenance department from 1958 until just days before his sudden passing on Dec. 29, 1993. Through the generosity of his brother-in-law, Roger R. Weaver ’47, Henny’s name has stayed at the forefront of Delone Catholic’s consciousness since.

In retirement, Henny had planned to work at Roger’s Cedar Ridge Golf Course in Gettysburg. Roger, along with family and friends, founded the Henny Noel Memorial Golf Tournament, which was first played in 1994, as a way to keep Henny’s memory alive. The tournament has become a landmark on the Delone Catholic calendar over nearly 30 years. Through 2021, the tournament has raised more than $234,000 in tuition assistance for students at Delone Catholic in Henny’s name.

Out of the spotlight, Roger and his family have done remarkable work to provide a Delone Catholic education for countless students who otherwise could not afford it.

He has also been an ardent supporter of Squire and Squirette student-athletes as a spectator at games and through other fundraisers. His support of Delone Catholic is just one of many ways he has served those around him. He was also active in parish life at St. Joseph the Worker Parish in Bonneauville, and in the Bonneauville community.

Roger passed away on May 19 after an illness. He is survived by seven children, 13 grandchildren, and 19 great-grandchildren. Everyone at Delone Catholic is grateful for all he has done for our community and the course he set to help current and future students.

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SPORTS

SHORTS

2020-21 Boys’ Basketball Led by four seniors, the Squires returned to the court in January, playing 18 games in an abbreviated 45-day schedule. The team finished 8-10 overall, 6-8 in YAIAA Division III. Among the highlights was a three-game winning streak in early February, which included a win over crosstown rival Hanover. The team returns six letter winners for the 2021-22 season.

2020-21 Girls’ Basketball The Squirettes’ 2019-20 season ended when the PIAA tournaments were cancelled after the second round due to COVID, so they began the 2020-21 season on a four-game winning streak. Stepping up to Class 4A due to their recent success in the postseason, and without a senior on the roster, Delone Catholic did not miss a beat, going 20-2 overall and 12-0 in YAIAA Division III. The Squirettes won 15 straight games to open the season before falling to eventual Class 6A District 3 champion and state semifinalist Cumberland Valley. After that, they resumed their dominant ways en route to their second straight District 3 championship. They reached the PIAA semifinal, where they fell to Villa Maria, 47-39.

Their unblemished league record ran their winning streak to 36 consecutive in YAIAA division play, the longest such streak since the Squirettes won 86 straight league games from Feb. 9, 1988-Jan. 15, 1993. The Squirettes’ win against Littlestown on Jan. 28 also marked an incredible milestone for head coach Gerry Eckenrode P’04, P’07. It was his 500th victory in 22 seasons at Delone Catholic. No two coaches in the history of Delone Catholic athletics can combine for more than Eckenrode’s 512 since he took over in 1999-2000.

Giana Hoddinott ’22, who recently committed to play basketball at NCAA Division I Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Md., was named to the PIAA Class 4A All-State second team and the YAIAA Division III Player of the Year. Abby Jacoby ’22, Makenna Mummert ’22, and Abigael Vingsen ’22 were all named to the YAIAA Division III second team. They, along with the rest of the 2020-21 team, return to try to continue their run of success, and the Class of 2022 will attempt to add to its legacy which includes a 72-7 overall record, three division championships, two district championships, a state championship, a state semifinal finish, and a state run ended by a pandemic.

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SPORTS

SHORTS

2020-21 Wrestling The Squires put together a strong regular season, going 8-6 overall and a third-place 4-2 in YAIAA Division III. Tate Neiderer ’21 placed third, Connor Bauerline ’24 placed fourth, and Nate Hart ’21 placed sixth in the District 3 Class 2A Section 1 tournament. Bauerline and Neiderer qualified for the District 3 Class 2A tournament, where their seasons came to an end.

2021 Baseball The Squires got back on the plus side with their first winning season since 2015, and reached the PIAA District 3 playoffs for the first time since 2016. As part of an overall record of 11-9, and a second-place 9-6 in YAIAA Division IV, Delone Catholic won four in a row in May, sweeping a home-andhome against Fairfield and picking up wins against Diocesan rivals Bishop McDevitt and York Catholic. The Squires fell, 11-7, to Newport in the District 3 Class 2A semifinal.

2021 Boys’ Lacrosse The Squires returned to the field after the cancelled 2020 season, going 2-13 overall and 1-12 in YAIAA play. They defeated Dover in the third straight meeting between the two schools, and got their other win in a non-league contest at Chambersburg. Delone Catholic also came up just short in a 12-11 contest against Mechanicsburg.

2021 Boys’ Tennis The Squires went 5-8 overall and 3-6 in YAIAA Division II in 2021. They posted a three-match winning streak in early April. Ben Elsner ’22, Andrew Gervasi ’22, and Isaac Sheerer ’22 all qualified for the YAIAA singles tournament. Elsner and Gervasi also made the YAIAA doubles tournament as a team, and were joined by Sheerer and Sebastian Fielding ’24.

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2021 Softball The Squirettes entered the 2021 season with a great deal of uncertainty. Coming off the cancelled 2020 season and returning only one senior and four juniors, Delone Catholic grew up quickly to post a record of 11-9. The 10-6 record in YAIAA Division IV play was good enough for a ninth consecutive division title. Alma Partenza ’22 and Amy Anderson ’23 were named YAIAA Division IV Player and Pitcher of the Year, respectively after leading their team to the PIAA District 3 Class 2A semifinals, where they dropped an 8-7 decision to Upper Dauphin. Head coach Matt Rickrode ’90, P’16, P’19 expects that the experience will serve his team well in 2022. He said, “I was very proud of how the girls did with a season of not knowing exactly who would be playing or what position they may be playing due to COVID quarantines and injuries.”

2021 Boys’ Track and Field Collectively, the Squires struggled to an 0-6 record in 2021, but several individuals put together an excellent campaign.

Ryan Murphy ’21 broke the school record in the high jump, and became the program’s top single-season scorer. He won the PIAA District 3 Class 2A championship in the 300 hurdles, placed second in the 100-meter dash, and fourth in the high jump. Murphy also ran the lead leg for the Squires in the 4x400 relay. Dylan Staub ’22, Wyatt DiDio ’22, and Trenton Kopp ’21 rounded out that quartet. Kopp finished seventh in the district in the triple jump, ninth in the 400-meter dash, and 13th in the long jump. DiDio was fifth in the pole vault.

Murphy qualified for the PIAA championship meet in the 100 and the 300 hurdles.

2021 Girls’ Track and Field The Squirettes swept the competition, going 6-0 in YAIAA III to win their third straight division title and 12th out of the last 14. Becky Hernandez ’21, Emily Malesky ’21, Julia O’Brien ’21, Maggie Hughes ’22, Emily McCann ’22, Marissa Miller ’22, Makenna Mummert ’22, Gabby Roberts ’22, Madison O’Brien ’23, Emma Raville ’23, Emma Bunty ’24, Samantha Smith ’24, and Kaitlyn Schwarz ’24 combined to qualify for the PIAA District 3 Class 2A championships in 14 different events. Julia O’Brien (3,200 - ninth), McCann (300 hurdles – 10th), the 4x100 relay team of Malesky, Madison O’Brien, Raville, and McCann (10th), the 4x400 relay team of Hughes, Madison O’Brien, Raville, and McCann, and the 4x800 relay team of Smith, Julia O’Brien, Hughes, and Hernandez (ninth), Miller (pole vault – eighth/tie), and Mummert (triple jump – eighth) all recorded top-10 places at the district meet.

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