The Squire, Vol. 5 - Fall 2023 by Delone Catholic High School

The Squire Vol. 5 Fall | 2023

A magazine for the alumni, parents, and friends of Delone Catholic High School

Ruthann Pinkos begins retirement after 39 years at Delone Catholic (Article on page 3)

Ruthann Pinkos: 39 Years of Squire Service

From the

Principal

Knights in Training Inspiration can emerge from all sorts of sources, many of them unexpected and unplanned, such as a friend’s casual observation on some matter which opens up a new direction in life or the way sunlight filters through a window at a certain time of the day that prompts a more commodious arrangement of furniture. As Christians, we do not believe in coincidence. Thus, we understand inspiration as God’s plan unfolding through what may sometimes appear to be random occurrences. Inspiration, thus understood, may have been at work when Rev. Cyril Allwein, the School’s first principal, named Delone Catholic’s athletic teams the “Squires” and “Squirettes” to honor the donor of the School’s original building and the man for whom the School was named, Charles J. Delone, Esquire. Although in modern-day America, “esquire” is used after a surname to denote a member of the legal profession, in the Middle Ages, “Esquire,” or the shortened form “Squire,” was a knight-in-training. Once a boy had finished his service as a page at about 14 years of age, he would take on the position of a squire to prepare for his own knighthood by serving as an attendant to a knight, maintaining his equipment, and carrying his armor, shield, and sword. Looking back on the seemingly accidental choice of “Squire” for Delone Catholic’s athletic teams and mascot, it seems clear that it was inspired by the Lord. How else can one explain the choice of a term that so thoroughly captures the work of the Delone Catholic student? As fourteen-year-olds, our students come to us as spiritual knights-in-training to be prepared for the fight ahead a fight that all human beings must endure. The Apostle Paul warns in Ephesians 6:12, “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.” At this point, it is worth noting that a squire of the Middle Ages didn’t have to be taught what a battle was and when it was occurring. Unlike kinetic battles, however, spiritual battles are not so easy to identify. Thus the training of our Squires begins with an understanding of the adversary, Satan, and his weapons, including lies, temptation, and accusations, and that fear, anxiety, depression, apathy, and despair are all signs that a spiritual battle is being waged. How do we prepare our Squires (and Squirettes) for this battle? Our knights-in-training must learn to put on, in St. Paul’s words, “the whole armor of God.” Like the squire of old whose job of maintaining his knight’s armor made him intimately familiar with it and thus ready to don the armor himself one day, our Squires must become intimately familiar with God’s armor so that when they wear it they will “be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might (Eph 6:10)”. As to what God’s armor is, fortunately, St. Paul lays it out in some specificity. Those entering the spiritual fight must: gird their waist with truth; put on the breastplate of righteousness; shoe their feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace; take the shield of faith which will “quench all the fiery darts of the wicked one;” and take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God (Eph 6:13-17). To fully unpack all that St. Paul gives us in these few bible passages will take time and careful study by our Squires and Squirettes, but we believe it is a worthy pursuit and will offer great reward. Our goal, then, is to plant in all of their hearts the words of St. Paul: “Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand” Ephesians 6:13. This edition of The Squire will introduce you to members of the Delone Catholic community who, in one way or another, embody the Spirit of a Squire. May their examples inspire us and our students to put on “the whole armor of God.” With every good wish,

William J. Lippe P’25 Principal

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Contents The Squire Vol. 5 Fall | 2023

A magazine for the alumni, parents, and friends of Delone Catholic High School

Ruthann Pinkos begins retirement after 39 years at Delone Catholic

Ruthann Pinkos begins retirement after 39 years at Delone Catholic (Article on page 3)

Read more on page 3 Ruthann Pinkos: 39 Years of Squire Service Revised Feature Graphic.indd 1

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Executive Editor: Managing Editor:

William J. Lippe P’25 Stephanie R. Leader

2 Spirit of a Squire | Erick Von Sas ‘10

Design/Printing:

Proforma Graphic Concepts Dan Badolato P’03 & Dave Badolato

3 Spirit of a Squire | Ruthann Pinkos

Julia T. Fuhrman Eric T. Lawrence ’98 Derf W. Maitland P’13, P’14, P’17, P’18 Dr. B. Yingling Wert

4 Donor Profile | Hank ‘74 & Chris Shea

Editorial Contributions:

Photos:

Delone Catholic High School Archive Brienna Richelle Photography

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Spirit of a

Squire

Giving Back the Gift of Music Erick Von Sas ’10 by Stephanie R. Leader Von Sas and Yealys The Spirit of a Squire gives back to school and community in any way, and among the most beautiful gifts a Squire can give back to Delone Catholic High School is the gift of their time and talent.

Erick Von Sas ’10 has dedicated his time and talent to the Marching Squires, the Delone Catholic High School Music Program, and his mentors Mr. and Mrs. Brian ’79 and Lynn ’84 Yealy since his high school graduation. Von Sas’s love of music began as a student at St. Joseph’s Elementary School in Hanover, where Lynn was his elementary music teacher. He started on the baritone, then transitioned to playing the tuba when he became a student at Delone Catholic in 2006. “I found my people right away,” he remarked. “Because of the environment that Brian and Lynn create throughout the department, I took anything I could that was a graduation requirement so that I was always in the band room.” After graduation, Von Sas continued his education at the University of Dayton in Ohio. As a recent graduate from the Delone Catholic music program, the Yealys asked if he would come back and share his talents as a staff member during summer band camp. From there, every summer while in college, he came back to work at camp as an instructor. “To have the faith to ask me as an 18-year-old to come back and work as a staff member is not super common. They had the trust in me to guide and help shape things,” he said. By 2014, Von Sas had begun teaching his own band, and in 2017, he moved to teach in Maryland and currently is band director at Crofton High School in Anne Arundel County. In 2021, he earned his Master of Music in Music Education from The American Band College of Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Wash. As a new father and full-time music educator, Von Sas has his hands full but continues to work intermittently as a drill designer and visual consultant for the Delone “Don’t stop playing. Find a Catholic Marching Band.

way to keep making music.”

Now, Von Sas has the opportunity to shape the music program at Crofton High School, as the school recently opened in the fall of 2020 and is still establishing its music program. The COVID-19 pandemic presented lots of challenges as far as the restrictions on the music program, but despite the challenges, the program has grown significantly since its beginning. “When I first took the job, it was just band and orchestra, now I am able to teach band and a music technology course. We are marching 70 students this fall, and have about 130 children split between two concert bands.” Von Sas attributes much of his success and the success of the program with which he works to the skills he learned while a student at Delone Catholic, and then a graduate staff member. “Brian and Lynn really had a big impact on not only the trajectory of me becoming a music educator but also on my style, and how I teach,” he said. He notes that being a part of a smaller, more intimate program at Delone Catholic made him understand the value of personal music instruction and individual contributions, especially as he moved on to his undergraduate studies. “Brian and Lynn always talk about how important it is for everyone to contribute. If someone isn’t contributing (in a smaller band) then it is noticeable. To take that frame of reference to a school with 400 students in the band program makes you realize how formative individual attention is.” He also says that maintaining high expectations and coming from a very systems-oriented perspective allowed him to grow in his career. To students currently involved in the Music Program, Von Sas has one piece of advice: “Don’t stop playing. Find a way to keep making music.” He says to think of being part of the band as “one big group project.” To Von Sas, giving back to the school that formed his vocation of music education is incredibly important. “Thinking of the motto of the school, ‘Be Doers of the Word,’ I get a lot of joy out of coming back because the quality of the students here is very high,” he said. He also notes that the collective years of everything the Yealys put into the music program at Delone Catholic is incredible. “Working with high schoolers, middle schoolers, and students in general can be demanding and challenging,” he said. “Four decades of impact is no small measure, and absolutely amazing.”

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Spirit of a

Squire

39 Years of Service Ruthann Pinkos by Stephanie R. Leader Nearly four decades of Squires have had the privilege of receiving their scientific education from Miss Ruthann Pinkos, now a legend in the halls of Delone Catholic. After 39 years of teaching in the science department and spearheading a variety of extracurricular activities, she is now enjoying her well-deserved retirement. Over the years, she has seen many of her former students go on to careers in the sciences and medicine, thanks to her instruction, discipline, and high standards. Pinkos has left an indelible mark during her tenure, teaching courses in chemistry, earth and space science, and biology. She also spent a number of years serving as department chair. Her story began as a student at Millersville University in Millersville, Pa., when she participated in a job search program Ruthann Pinkos held by Delone Catholic. She applied and was soon hired to officially begin her teaching career. A product of 12 years of Catholic education herself, Pinkos was drawn to the unique spirit of Delone Catholic. “To me, the Spirit of a Squire is tradition, dedication, and family,” she said. Her extracurricular leadership also shaped students outside of the classroom. “Some of my favorite moments over the years were when I was directing shows, watching the students, and doing everything for Student Council,” she recalled. She remembered how her heart swelled as she witnessed a student who had trouble speaking overcome their struggles during rehearsal or saw a shy student break out of their shell and showcase a talent that no one knew they had. During Homecoming, she “liked the powderpuff games and just helping kids be creative.” As a teacher, she had a few driving philosophies that guided her in the classroom. “My concern was always to be fair, consistent, and try to reach as many (students) as I could.” As a scientific educator within a Catholic environment, she was always driven by her faith. “In the classroom, (my faith) guided me in showing the students the beauty of the universe that God created. That continues even today, I just saw wild ponies go swimming. I am always in awe of God’s creation.”

“Always be fair, consistent, mean what you say, and say what you mean.”

As Pinkos moves on to the next stage of her life, she looks forward to connecting with her former students and seeing what life has in store for them after their four years at Delone Catholic come to an end. “I just saw one of my students get his doctorate, and I saw another student that’s gone on to be an aerospace engineer,” she said proudly. “It was a very fun and rewarding career. I still get text messages that say ‘thank you.’ That is what makes it all worth it.” Pinkos has advice to future educators who are carrying on the tradition left by so many wonderful Delone Catholic teachers who came before — “Always be fair, consistent, mean what you say, and say what you mean.” Retirement has now begun for Pinkos, and she is relocating to Delaware to be closer to her family and the beach, where she says she will spend her days on the dock fishing. As for her time at Delone Catholic, she leaves with one remark — “It’s been a good, good 39 years, and I have no regrets.”

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Donor

Profile Hank and Chris Shea Forensics Supporters & Forensics Team Impact Profile by Eric T. Lawrence ’98 Bright-eyed teenagers enter the halls of Delone Catholic not entirely sure where the next four years will take them, to say nothing of the 50 years after that. They encounter faculty and staff members eager to help them use the classroom and extracurricular activities to ultimately discern where they are being called. The results often lead the Spirit of a Squire to be filled with gratitude.

Hank and Chris Shea

The story of Hank Shea ’74 becoming a grateful Squire began when his father, an employee of Westinghouse, was transferred to Gettysburg in the fall of 1970. Shea is the oldest of five brothers, the three oldest of whom would graduate from Delone Catholic before another transfer for Mr. Shea took the family to New Jersey. Shea recalls his parents being very supportive of his activities, which were many and varied, including time spent as a member of the basketball and golf teams, the international relations club, and student government, where he ultimately served as the student body president as a senior. With an already full resume, another pursuit at Delone Catholic served to open doors that have led to a vast array of experiences over the past 50 years. “The really important and most transformative involvement was in Forensics,” Shea said. “Dad said that we could play whatever sports we wanted as long as our grades were good enough, but all of us had to participate in either speech or debate. It turned out to be very wise.”

“Delone Catholic taught me about my responsibility to others through my faith, my family, and my friendships. It taught me to feel and express gratitude and to work together with other people to make the world a better place.” – Hank Shea ’74

Shea recalls that he “dabbled” in debate, but as a sophomore, he got into extemporaneous speech because of Delone Catholic Hall of Honor inductee Mary Furlong. “Mary was a strong taskmaster,” Shea recalled. “She said to me and Mike Dorman ’74 that we could be very competitive at the state and national level. Starting in my junior year, three days a week, sometimes more, we would eat our sandwich in about five minutes and then go to Mary’s classroom. We would give extemporaneous speeches on topics she would give us. We did that for two years.”

That dedication was rewarded when Shea and Dorman qualified for the National Catholic Forensics League tournament in New Orleans, La., as seniors. “There was not a lot of money, so we took a bus from Hanover to New Orleans,” Shea said. “I don’t think there was even money for a hotel along the way. We just slept on the bus, but it was a wonderful experience.” His experiences at Delone Catholic, particularly with Forensics, led to his being accepted to the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University on an ROTC scholarship. He spent time during college as an intern on Capitol Hill and won a competition for the Circumnavigators Foundation Fellowship as a junior. The prize for that win was a 90-day world trip that took him to South America, Africa, and South Asia. “Seeds planted at Delone were nurtured at Georgetown. That’s the bottom line,” Shea said. He was accepted into the Harvard University School of Law, leading the U.S. Army to defer his active duty until he graduated. Shea was named Assistant to the Army General Counsel, working at the Pentagon, where he served on the Panama Canal Commission, as the lawyer for Arlington National Cemetery, and in numerous roles that increased professional opportunities for women.

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Following a move to Minnesota in the mid-1980s to raise a family, Shea served as an assistant U.S. Attorney, mostly prosecuting white-collar crime. “I had a wonderful career as a federal prosecutor drawing on what I learned at Delone,” Shea said. “I could have spent the rest of my career in the courtroom and been fulfilled, but about 20 years ago, I wondered if I was doing enough for my community.” Shea has spent the last 20 years working at the St. Thomas University School of Law, based in Minneapolis, partly as a way to promote restorative justice. Even before COVID-19 and ubiquitous virtual classrooms, he was using video conferencing to teach students in Minnesota and Arizona at the same time, and over the years, he has brought more than three dozen former offenders, many of whom he prosecuted, into the classroom to “share the lessons they have learned from their failures.” Over the last five years, he has gotten involved with the Veterans Defense Project, a non-profit advocacy organization. He is currently on sabbatical from St. Thomas, focusing his efforts on this project full-time. “Especially in the last 20 years, with veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, a lot of criminal activity has resulted from invisible injuries like PTSD and traumatic brain injuries,” Shea said. “We work to secure justice for all veterans and give them a second chance if their offenses are a result of military service. These are good people who served our country. Their families and communities love them, but they have to deal with these issues stemming from their service.” This is one of the many philanthropic areas Shea and his wife, Chris, have supported. They married in the mid-1990s after Shea was widowed. Chris spent 35 years working for General Mills and retired as the Executive Vice President for External Affairs. “I worked for the government,” Shea said. “She was very generously compensated by the company. That’s what has allowed us to engage in a wide range of philanthropy.” Their passions lie in feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, assisting victims of war and natural disasters, and helping veterans through restorative justice. “For my entire life, I have supported Catholic education, ministries, and outreach,” Shea said. “Since we’ve been married, Chris has joined me in that.”

Shea Family

Delone Catholic has been a grateful beneficiary of the Shea’s generosity. The school’s donor records go back nearly 30 years, and Shea has been a mainstay. “I cannot remember the first time I gave to Delone,” Shea said. “I like to support Delone because it made me who I have become. In recent years, we have given in memory of Mary (Furlong) and Chuck (Glessner – another retired faculty member and Hall of Honor inductee). That is an easy thing to do. They did so much for me and my brothers. My affinity for Forensics comes from the huge impact it had on me as a person. Their (Furlong and Glessner) dedication and sacrifice created a debt we can never repay, but we can plant seeds and provide opportunities like those that were provided for us.”

Like Shea and Dorman before them, current members of the Delone Catholic Forensics team have excelled. In the spring, a strong contingent qualified for the national tournament in Louisville, Ky. Thanks to the generosity of the Sheas, the current Squires were able to have the lifechanging experience of representing their school on the national stage. And they didn’t even have to sleep on the bus. “Our hope is that Delone continues to educate community leaders who think clearly, act justly, and interact respectfully with others,” Shea said. “That is so important in the world today. Delone Catholic taught me about my responsibility to others through my faith, my family, and my friendships. It taught me to feel and express gratitude and to work together with other people to make the world a better place. The Delone Squire Spirit is something you just wish you could have every student benefit from.”

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Student

Profile

TRIP TO

SPAIN

Samantha Smith & Jackie Martinez

Spanish Sojourn By Derf W. Maitland P’13, P’14, P’17, P’18

This past summer, two Delone Catholic High School students traveled to Spain as part of a Spanish language immersion trip. Senior, Samantha “Sam” Smith ’24 and sophomore, Jaqueline “Jackie” Martinez ’26 traveled with Delone Catholic International Student Coordinator, Dr. Barbara Wert and her granddaughter, Averie, as part of a trip sponsored by Lancaster Mennonite School. Between the two schools, a total of seven students and four chaperones participated in the trip. From June 5-19, Smith and Martinez enjoyed the cultural experience of Madrid and Leon, touring major sites (Moorish, Roman, and Medieval structures and ruins), visiting a few schools, eating wonderful savory food, and walking part of the Camino trail. During week one, each student stayed with a host family in the suburbs of Madrid. Smith described her host family as very kind. Their daughters Claudia, age 15, and Marina, age 11, made Smith

As an “immersion” trip, both Smith and Martinez were thrust into the midst of the Spanish language.

Samantha Smith and her host sister Claudia, with Claudia’s jumping horse Lady Marian

feel right at home. Smith attended one of Claudia’s horse shows, and was amazed at how beautiful and celebratory it was: “It’s like a festival for the riders and horses.” Martinez described her family, whose daughter, Silvia, was of a similar age, as very welcoming. As an “immersion” trip, both Smith and Martinez were thrust into the midst of the Spanish language. Smith, who has only taken Spanish 1 and 2 at Delone Catholic so far, and tends to be shy said, “Since you have to communicate, it forced me to use the language.” Martinez, who is a native Spanish speaker, commented that their dialect is very different; in fact, her host family is from Catalan, which has a distinct dialect from that used in Madrid. Both students were able to enjoy the culture of Madrid. Smith’s favorite part was the shops in Plaza Mayor, the central square of the city. Martinez was amazed by the beautiful paintings at the Prado Museum (Museo Nacional del Prado) – especially the art with a Catholic theme, of which there was much. Both loved the food and the Spanish emphasis on celebrating meals. The second part of their trip took them north of Madrid, where they walked part of the Camino de Santiago (The Way of St. James: think Appalachian Trail as a pilgrimage). The students walked approximately 20 miles of the trail over two days, ending near the city of Leon. Walking in the Spanish heat, Martinez said that although “I thought I was going to die, walking the trail felt calming” and allowed the students to bond together. Dr. Wert noted that she kept track of her steps on an app during the trip and that the students probably clocked in over 100 miles of walking over the two weeks. Smith and Martinez, who were acquaintances before the trip, are now good friends. Moreover, the two made many friends over the course of the trip. They still keep in touch with their newfound Spanish friends, and their friendships continue with the students from Lancaster Mennonite. Although at first they were both homesick, and it was difficult for them being in a new environment and a new country, both are very glad that they went, and would love to go again.

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Lancaster Mennonite plans to do this trip in two years and will again invite Delone Catholic students to join them.

Summer Fun & Learning in Spain By Dr. B. Yingling Wert

Most of us immerse ourselves in lifelong learning, even when we don’t see it coming. In June I had one such experience! The Lancaster Mennonite School in conjunction with an International Exchange student agency, PursueLanguages, sponsored a twoweek “Spanish Immersion Trip”. I had the privilege of chaperoning three young ladies on that trip as we tagged along with several students and teachers from the Lancaster Mennonite School. My goals for the trip were multi-faceted. First, I wanted to travel to the school and area where one of our International students from Madrid, Marcos Lau, lived. Second, I hoped to visit at least one other school to network with teachers and administrators to see if I could encourage other students from Spain to come to the U.S. and Delone Catholic High School in particular. Third, I wanted to learn a little more of a foreign language and Spanish seemed the most practical. And finally, I wanted to see some ancient history and historical sites up close and personal. I am pleased to tell you that ALL of these things happened! My quest for new experiences and new learning was an adventure I will never forget. I encourage all to try this type of experience.

The group sightseeing in Sahagun

“...to learn is to experience life and history up close and personally.” Our group traveled together (seven individuals from Lancaster and the three young ladies (two were Delone Catholic students and one was my granddaughter) and spent two weeks in Spain. We stayed with families for the first week to be immersed in the Spanish language and culture and we each met people who we will be in touch with for the rest of our lives. We all visited three schools in Spain, one was in Sahagun, one was in Madrid, and one was in Leon. I also visited with administrators from four other schools in those cities with my counterpart from Lancaster Mennonite (Christy Horst) and our travel guide (Mr. Ephraim Wambu) from PursueLanguages. I learned that people in other countries with other backgrounds are really similar to people from the U.S. that I know. They are friendly, intelligent, eager to teach and learn, and proud to show visitors their country and culture. We all learned a great deal about the history of the country through visits to historical sites, and museums, and being invited to festivals and lunches in wonderful settings with local cuisine. We learned a great deal about ancient sites – more about the Roman culture in Spain in up close ways… I touched a Roman wall ruin and walked on castle grounds where individuals walked hundreds of years ago. This trip reinforced something I have always known – to learn is to experience life and history up close and personally. I know that I learned a great deal in a short two weeks and I believe that my co-travelers, Averie, Samantha, and Jackie did as well. Have fun, keep traveling, and learn something new every day!

Posing in front of the Basilica in Leon

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Spirit of a

Squire

Unearthing History Tara Noel ‘20 By Stephanie R. Leader

One of the spirits of Squirehood is acknowledging and respecting the past while forging a path to the future. One Squire in particular who recognizes this is Tara Noel ’20. Since graduating from Delone Catholic High School, Noel has embarked on archeological journeys that uncovered stories from her own backyard in Gettysburg, Pa., and most recently, a study abroad spring semester and summer archeological excursion in Greece and France where she uncovered artifacts that will shape future historical research. Having come from a family steeped in Catholic education, Noel immersed herself in a world of learning from an early age. Her mother, Crystal ’94, had a powerful influence on her academic pursuits. “My mom was a teacher at St. Francis School and then became a principal at Sacred Heart School. I followed her where she went, and having that strong base really helped my education.” While a student at Delone Catholic, Noel could be found dabbling in a variety of extracurricular activities including swimming, Speech and Debate, Spiritual Life, and involvement in honor societies. When it came to her life after high school, she knew her love of learning would clear the way and give her an idea of what her future studies should look like. A desire to stay close to home and the best academic offering brought her to Gettysburg College to continue her education, and she now majors in English and anthropology, with a focus in archeology. “In college, I knew I really liked history, English, reading, and writing. I didn’t know how to incorporate that into a future career, but then I got to college and explored different avenues of academia to know what I was passionate about. It took a lot of hard work to figure out the right path.” Tara carefully cleaning the top of a pitcher

Tara Noel ‘20

That work included an internship with the Gettysburg National Military Park in the summer of 2021, which launched Noel into a love of excavation and archaeology. “I only had one archaeology-related class before (the internship)... I learned a lot of my hands-on skills (there).” Through that internship, Noel was able to participate in the excavation of an old janitor’s house from the Civil War, participate in a panel discussion for the park, and did metal detection work. Then, for her spring semester in 2023, an archeological study abroad opportunity of a lifetime brought her to The American School of Classical Studies bioarchaeology lab in Athens, Greece, and then the historic Roman harbor town of Lattes, France, for a threeweek program in the summer. The work, although physically demanding, provided Noel with an unparalleled education and understanding of the world in these historic places. Among the artifacts Noel has uncovered include some that were unexpected. “We’re not digging up lost treasure; we find common items like ceramics, glass, nails, but sometimes you find metal objects like coins that you would not think would be preserved,” she said. “While excavating a floor, I found the top of a water pitcher. That was something that was uncommon to find, especially fully intact.” Now, Noel is back at Gettysburg College to complete her senior year and would like to continue her already burgeoning experience in archeology and excavation. “One day I hope to get my master’s degree. I am interested in travel writing or working at national parks in the American Southwest. It’s up in the air, but I want to do something that combines my love of writing and travel, in a historically related way,” she said. While the specifics are still unfolding, Noel’s passions and willingness to take risks will no doubt be cornerstones for her future success. She thanks Delone Catholic for giving her that strong confidence in herself. “Being an alumnus of Delone Catholic, I would say I learned how to work hard and communicate well with others, have a strong faith in myself, faith in God, and faith in the community around me,” she said. “The Spirit of a Squire means being fearless, confident in yourself, and not being afraid to go for what you want.”

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Honor Roll of Donors

Patron

pa-tron | pa-tren

A person chosen, named or honored as a special guardian, protector or supporter - Merriam-Webster

The Seton Society recognizes individuals who, through planned and estate gifts, have made a significant commitment to Delone Catholic High School. The Society shows Delone Catholic’s eternal gratitude to those whose philanthropic support ensures that future generations will graduate as “Doers of the Word”. As the founder of the concept and the Patron Saint of Catholic Schools, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton holds an important place at Delone Catholic – so much so that she has been chosen as the Patroness of Delone Catholic. All who come through the school’s main entrance pass under a statue depicting the first native-born American saint, serving as a reminder of her ability to intercede on behalf of the school’s students, faculty, alumni and friends. Since its founding, Delone Catholic has been the beneficiary of great support from countless individuals. Members of The Society create a legacy that extends their generosity into the future with the confidence that the assets they have created during their lifetime will continue to support work they find meaningful. Often, this can be done with little or no current financial impact to the individual while allowing them to have a profound impact on countless lives. The first members of The Society are those whose generous gifts have been realized through bequests and other planned giving vehicles following their passing. Acknowledging that this list is likely incomplete, we thank them for their great belief in Delone Catholic and pray that these good works have gone with them. We would also like to acknowledge others who have made this same commitment to Delone Catholic and ensure that we clearly understand your wishes and intentions. If you have included Delone Catholic in your estate plans or would like to discuss how you can, please contact Eric T. Lawrence ’98, Director of Advancement, at 717-637-5969, Ext. 201 or elawrence@delonecatholic.org for more information. 10 The Squire | Fall 2023

Cletus B. ’46 and Pauline (Hipp) ’46 Bievenour Joseph and Patricia C. (Spangler) ’43 Borowick William F. Britcher ’43 Jean M. (Miller) Bunty ’44 Norman G. Coulson Charlotte A. (Jenkins) Drechsler ’54 Barbara J. Eline Mary Louise Eltz ’52 William M. Grandia II Lewis J. Klunk ’41 Sylvia R. (Wagaman) Krichten ’44 Clyde R. Laughman Cynthia A. Lawrence ’75 Andrew Mainardi, Jr. Pearl F. McKinney Stephen E. Murren ’60 Elsie E. (Small) Neiderer ’36 Rita M. (Small) Neiderer ’42 Joseph C. Noel Louise A. (Restak) Ollstein ’63 Rev. Msgr. Lawrence R. Overbaugh ’47 Vincent P. and Amy R. Pisula, Jr. Anne Marie Reed ’67 Constance A. Schlak Richard P. Selby ’51 Lawrence B. and Charlotte N. Sheppard Mary E. Small Bernadine E. (Bievenour) Smith ’42 Charles A. ’43 and Phyllis (Johnson) ’43 Smith Edna S. Steinour Brother René Sterner, FSC ’55 Louis B. Toler ’49 Eileen M. Topper Lloyd E. Warner Estella M. (Roth) Weaver ’47 Roger R. Weaver ’47 C. Robert Weller ’33 Dr. Gabriel Zelesnick

Honor Roll of Donors

Delone Catholic Receives Two Largest Planned Gifts in School History

Mary Louise Eltz ’52

The first six weeks of 2023 turned out to be one of the most transformative time periods ever for Delone Catholic High School. Before the calendar could turn from February to March, the school received the two largest planned gifts ever given to the school, totaling nearly $1.5 million. In early January, Delone Catholic received nearly $330,000 from the estate of Cynthia Lawrence ’75. About a decade prior to her sudden passing in October 2021, Ms. Lawrence had made provisions in her will to provide funding for tuition assistance to students attending Delone Catholic. In recognition of her inseparable relationship with her parents, Robert H. ’51 and Nancy (Strasbaugh) ’53 Lawrence, and the love all three had for their alma mater, these funds will establish The Lawrence Family Scholarship Fund, an endowment which will provide resources in perpetuity for families who may not otherwise be able to choose a Delone Catholic education. Exactly one month later, Delone Catholic received the first of two installments of a planned gift from Mary Louise Eltz ’52. Ms. Eltz returned to Delone Catholic following graduation from college and served as a physical education teacher from 1955-1958. Her career took her to a public school in northern Pennsylvania before she settled at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she was the inaugural women’s basketball and women’s tennis coach. She served as a member of the university’s physical education faculty until her retirement in 1997 and was inducted into the Crimson Hawks’ athletic hall of fame. By naming Delone Catholic a beneficiary of a life insurance policy and an individual retirement account (IRA), her total gift of more than $1.1 million has established an endowment to support the operations of Delone Catholic in perpetuity. Through different vehicles, these alumnae made the ultimate gift to Delone Catholic. Having already made significant contributions in their families and communities, and through their life’s work, they have established a lasting legacy among Delone Catholic’s most generous benefactors. Their belief and investment in the mission of Delone Catholic will ensure it continues to thrive for generations to come. We are overwhelmed with gratitude for their generosity, and pray that God will grant them eternal rest, and make their gifts fruitful in building His Kingdom!

Cynthia Lawrence ’75

Nancy (Strasbaugh) Lawrence ’53

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Honor Roll of Donors This report lists all those who made a gift to Delone Catholic High School during the 2022-23 fiscal year. The list is based on records in the Delone Catholic High School Office of Advancement from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023. 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, 2023 will be listed in the 2023-24 Honor Roll of Donors.

Total 2022-23 Giving:

2,657,660.82

Investment Paid by Nine Supporting Parishes of the Adams Deanery We thank these parishes for all of their support – spiritual and financial. Through these generous investments, they partner with Delone Catholic to continue the faith formation begun in each family’s home. These funds help to ensure that families are not denied a Delone Catholic education due to financial need.

Investment Made by Nine Supporting Parishes 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 Investment: $600,000+ 12 The Squire | Fall 2023

Alumni Participation Overall Percentage of Alumni Participating

12.31%

Overall Percentage Leaders by Class (Top Five Classes) Class of 1941 Class of 1943 Class of 1952 Class of 1948 Class of 1953

50.00% 50.00% 40.00% 35.71% 34.00%

Percentage Leaders by Decade* 1940s (27.63%) 1950s (27.70%) 1960s (22.89%) 1970s (16.70%) 1980s (8.83%) 1990s (6.62%) 2000s (4.48%) 2010s (3.27%) 2020s (3.46%) Current (6.90%)

Class of ‘41, ‘43 50.00% Class of 1952 40.00% Class of 1960 32.20% Class of 1972 30.85% Class of 1982 16.25% Class of 1991 9.26% Class of 2001 8.82% Class of 2012 6.36% Class of 2022 5.68% Class of 2026 13.79%

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

Overall Leaders in Number of Class Members Participating (Top Five Classes) Class of 1972 Class of 1969 Class of 1964 Class of 1970 Class of 1966

58 48 45 42 41

Decade Leaders in Number of Class Members Participating 1940s (21) 1950s (149) 1960s (372) 1970s (274) 1980s (127) 1990s (74) 2000s (55) 2010s (36) 2020s (9) Current (24)

Class of 1949 Class of 1959 Class of 1969 Class of 1972 Class of 1982 Class of 1991 Class of 2001 Class of 2012 Class of 2022 Class of 2026

9 25 48 58 26 10 9 7 5 12

Honor Roll of Donors 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.

† indicates donor is deceased as of 6/30/2023

Doers of the Word ($50,000+)

Anonymous Conewago Enterprises, Inc. † Mary Louise Eltz † Cynthia A. Lawrence Donald B. and Amy M. (Brown) Smith, Jr. Stewart Companies

Founder’s Society ($25,000-$49,000)

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund The John Gastley Scholarship Foundation K of C McSherrystown Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus, Council #2551 The McSherrystown K Donald C. and Jennifer Perricone, Jr. Dr. Wolfram E. and Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer

Honor Society ($10,000-$24,999)

Anonymous Conewago Contractors, Inc. Home Association of McSherrystown † Dr. Louise A. (Restak) Ollstein Allen M. and Amy V. (Redding) Smith † Charles A. and † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith Dr. Marcos A. and Leanne C. Ugarte J. Andrew and Michelle T. Warehime Susan C. (Groft) Wierman

Charles J. Delone Society ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous (2) Class of 1972 Doris Smith Scholarship Fund Bruce and Vicki (Smith) Hunter K of C PA State Council Education Foundation, Inc. Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale Loyola I.“Jack”Keffer Richard C. and Mirela C. Krichten Lawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes Memorial Fund † Andrew Mainardi, Jr. Anna M. (Keller) Noel Hank and Chris Shea Smith & Company CPAs Dwain M. and Susan L. Smith Craig P. and Jennifer J. Staub

Rev. Cyril J. Allwein Society ($2,500-$4,999)

Anonymous Daniel L. and Diane M. (Long) Badolato Cedar Ridge Golf Course Charles E. and Mary Ellen (Ozminski) Good Michael Septic Service Deacon James M. Nuzzo and Joy A. Nuzzo Joe and Donna (Plank) Nuzzo Joseph C. and Deborah S. Overbaugh Proforma Graphic Concepts David Ross Orthodontics Den and Bonnie (Weaver) Seymore Shipley’s Fine Jewelry Robert G. and Dawn M. Smith, Jr. Carroll J.“Butch”Staub, Jr.

Msgr. William R. Lyons Society ($1,000-$2,499)

Anonymous (2) Arlene Utz Hollinger Foundation Benjamin J. and Violet M. (Smith) Bair Michael K. Berry and Natalie K. Lenhart Bulldog Baseball Club Aaron and Mary Kate Catlin Brent F. and Elizabeth A. (McGonigal) Clabaugh Wayne T. “Tim” and Mollyanna C. Clark Class of 1982 Class of 2008 Hon. Kenneth J. Cole Thomas R. and Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Robert G. and Kelly M. Coradi Keith G. Dorman Joseph D.W. and Andrea K. Fahey Carol A. (Marker) Farrell J. Daniel Frock Dr. Mark A. Goedecker and Dr. Jennifer A. Rein Timothy R. and Leigh C. Hansen Dr. Edward A. and Donna E. Hemler James R. and Karen A. Horak Richard P. and Lorena D. (Small) Keeney James S. and Mary Klunk David P. and Margaret L. (Groft) Knox Lanny M. and Jean L. (Redding) Laughman Laverne L. and Brenda A. Leese Lester R. Little Lisa M. Lowrey-Mandato Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge No. 720 Rita M. Martin Nadine C. Miller James A. Noel III Dr. Steven A. and Deborah (Strausbaugh) Noel Notre Dame Club of Gettysburg Ian J. Pugh

Richard A. and LouAnn L. (Arigo) Reese The Republican Club Phil Rider Jack and Jan (Adams) Riley Ron Riley Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Ripleigh’s Creamery LLC Roots For Boots Sharrah Design Group, Inc. Patrick W. and Jane Shea Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Alice C. (Smith) Smith Douglas A. Smith Eric C. and Amy N. Smith Gregory M. Smith Ken and Barb (Sneeringer) Smith Donald B. Smith Roofing, Inc. Thomas M. Sneeringer and Deborah J. Fox State Farm Insurance Paul G. and Mary F. Staub Michael J. Stuller The Taney Corporation Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Patrick M. Valenti D.E. Wildasin & Son, LLC Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn York County Community Foundation John B. Zinn

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)

ACNB Bank Adams County Community Foundation Anonymous (2) Eric A. and Danielle Bealmear George F. Billman, Jr. William J. and Barbara J. Bowker Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher David J. and Andrea L. Carter Chad M. Clabaugh Jeffery A. Cleveland Janet Cole Nick Folmer James A. Forbes Chris Fuhrman Regina L. Gebhart

Gettle, Inc. Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Isabela A. (Ugarte) Greenholt Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft Dr. Stephen C. Groft William H. and Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Hanover Auto Team Steve Heiser Jane (McDermitt) Hutton William J. and Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Richard C. and Christine M. King David R. and Pamela R. Klunk Stephen J. and Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Knights of Columbus, Council #871 Andrew J. Lawrence Michael A. and Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Littlestown AutoCare Center, Inc. Gregory A. and Anita M. (Brenner) Livelsberger Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons Steven R. and Joni L. Mall Elaine S. McCleaf Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD Scott A. McMaster Bob and Joan (Long) Miller James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Rob and Becky Miller Miller, Brown, Ohm & Associates, PC Jeffrey D. and Barbetta Moffatt William J. Morley Richard J. Neiderer Neiderer Sanitation, LLC New Oxford Social & Athletic Club Christopher M. and Lisa H. O’Boyle Timothy M. Ohm Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh Thomas M. Overbaugh Panebaker Funeral Home, Inc. Dr. Jason J. Potocki Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano William A. and Gail Rector, Jr. Ben Redding John R. Redding Kathleen A. Rider Tom Rider Tom and Linda Ritter James P. Roth Robert B. Roth, Jr. † Connie K. Schlak Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline Eric T. Smith James L. Smith Patrice J. Smith

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Honor Roll of Donors Rick and Cathy Staub Gary M. and Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko † Rob and Linda (Smith) Thomassy Paul E. and Carolyn M. Topper United Way of York County David C. and Carol L. Waldmann Scotty and Judy Watt Stephen B. and Sandra M. Weaver, Jr. Kenneth C. and Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler Scott M. Weishaar

Principal’s Club ($250-$499)

Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Kiril S. Alexandrov Anonymous Teresa (Keffer) Arcari Richard P. and Gayle L. (Breighner) Arigo Deacon Thomas M. and Rose M. Aumen Jeffry R. Bange John P. and Julie Bartlett Mary A. Bennett-Messer Dave and Tina Borden Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner John P. and Lynn M. Brennan Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Ryan L. and Michelle L. (Murren) Cole James P. and Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Thomas G. and Maria K. Cook Richard D. Eline Chris and Pat Elnicki Daniel P. and Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Andrew J. Folmer Rick Free Darryl C. Friday Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman Gettysburg Eagles No. 1562 Glade Valley Golf Club Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Dr. Russell E. and Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Dick and Jean (Groft) Groft Donald G. Hagarman Eric A. Hamberger Thomas A. and Mary A. (Miller) Hartlaub Jim and Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Kevin D. and Dr. Catherine B. Heilman Robert J. and Phyllis L. Hemler Stephen F. Hemler Thomas L. and Susan Hix, Jr. Hotel Hanover, Inc. The Insurance Group, Inc. Frederick Jones Scott A. and Carol E. (Smith) Kessler Larry E. and Colgate J. Kittelberger J. Allen and Jennifer A. Knechtmann Travis A. and Jennifer L. (Murren) Kopp Michael and Sarah Kotlinski Thomas F. and Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Jeffrey A. and Cynthia L. Kuhn Gerard J. “Gardy” and Mary A. (Hemler) Lawrence, Jr. Rev. James E. Lease

Daniel M. and Beth R. Lee Patrick A. Legore Robert M. and Bonnie S. Lester, Sr. The Links At Gettysburg Patricia A. Livelsberger Burnell J. McIntyre Jim and Rita (Lawrence) McMaster Robert J. and Peggy Y. McMaster James A. and Laura C. (Klunk) Miller Dr. Kelly P. and Kathy P. Miller Stanton L. Miller Tom and Barb Monahan Mark E. Neigh Joan M. (Legore) Noel Kevin H. and Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Peter S. and Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Randy J. Noel Joseph B. O’Brien, Jr. Theresa M. Petry Jerad R. and Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff Erin E. (Smith) Putt Jhan R. Pyles Rukhsana Rahman Philip G. and Amy L. (Miller) Redding Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ressel Angela M. Rider Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Rotary Club of Hanover Alan D. and Mary Ann (Baker) Roth Patrick W. Ruggiero F. Wayne and Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Kent and Dana (Larkin) Sauers Michael L. Shanebrook Robert C. Shanefelter Timothy S. Shea Jeffrey R. Small Pius A. and Sandra L. Small Amy L. Smith David F.B. Smith James F. and Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Keith A. Smith Tony A. and Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Wayne A. and Margaret A. M. (Keller) Smith Bill Sneeder and Jeanne M. Keffer Dr. Mark A. and Maggie Sneeringer Mike and Candy (Staub) Sneeringer Craig R. Snyder Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin James A. Staub John F. and Ave M. (Yingling) Staub Randy and Nancy (Miller) Staub Smoke and Vicki Staub Todd D. Staub Robert D. and Linda H. (Hobbs) Steinle Don and Judy Sterner James F. Sterner Robert J. and Nadine M. (Shrader) Strasbaugh Dr. Henry J. and Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella Stephen G. Stroup David A. and April L. Swope, Sr. Lora A. (Warehime) Talaber Dennis D. and Cecelia J. Tavares Jeff Taylor

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Margaret A. (Swope) Weaver Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Barry T. and Dr. Barbara J. Wert William H. Wierman Daniel L. and Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin, Jr. Shaun L. Zeigler

Century Club ($100-$249)

Michael G. and Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Andrew J. and Susan M. Altobelli Peggy Altoff Robert J. Altoff AmazonSmile Foundation Andy and Lynn Angel Faustina (Perez) Angeles Patrick M. Angle Anonymous (4) Don Arigo Robert V. and Donna L. Arigo Don and June (Lawrence) Aumen Ann L. (Staub) Baker M. Gloria (Small) Baker Robert J. Baker Danica L. (Masemer) Bange Albert L. and Susan J. Becker, Jr. Art and Deb (Hufnagle) Becker Robert A. Becker Thomas E. Becker Ron Beford Bill and Sue (Gross) Bennett Jane E. Bennett Richard A. Bennett Timothy F. and Anne M. Bennett Robert W. and Marlene M. (Wildasin) Benson John H. and Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Paul L. Berkheimer Mark A. Berlin Karen M. Bevenour Ken and Agnes (Smith) Bevenour Craig D. Bittinger Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Timothy N. and Jennie M. Bonitz, Jr. Robert S. and Denise L. (Smith) Bortner Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Terrence E. Bowling Dan and Shirley Bowman Darlene D. Bowman Philip and Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Dean L. and Jean E. Boyer Michael E. Brady, Jr. Robin D. and Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Anthony J. Breighner Jennifer M. (Buie) Brenner Thomas E. and Mary S. (Small) Brenner Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Beth Britcher Joanne M. (Tananis) Burfeind C&M Paving Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell William N. Campbell, Jr. Jerome E. Carbaugh Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Marie C. Carter

Michael and Jennifer Carter Scott W. and Clare L. (Fenwick) Carter Catholic War Veterans Post 1342 Donald J. Chamberlain Donna M. (Klunk) Chizz Choice Family Pharmacy, Inc. Robert F. Chrismer Bradley G. and Kimberly J. (Staub) Clabaugh The Clarks Companies, N.A. Sally M. (Markle) Coble Mary T. Cole Dr. William J. and Susan H. Collinge Patsy J. Conrad Richard F. Conrad Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford William E. and Deirdre M. Crider II John C. Crouch, Jr. Joanne L. (Staub) Crouse John A. and Sharon M. Daigle Peter M. Damm Suzanne M. Davis Robert B. DeAdder Dale T. and Mary A. (Sterner) Deatrick, Jr. Delone Catholic PTO Vicky (Bankert) DePinto David J. and Lucinda E. DePorter Robert D. and Tania R. Dettinburn Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Mark L. Dolheimer C. Edwin and Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Michael G. and Catherine B. Dorman A. Nelson Dorsey Curt and Cindy (Staub) Dunn Gerry Eckenrode Bertram F. and Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner II James R. and Erica L. Emeigh J. Thomas England Thomas E. and Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Wayne P. and Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Farley’s Jewelers Michael E. and Jane Flaherty William J. and Caryn M. Flaherty Joan T. Ford Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Dani Fox Louis G. Foye Claudia A. (Snyder) Franek Jerry F. Fuhrman, Jr. Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Thomas Gallagher Dr. Michael and Krista Garcia Jeff Garvick Gary F. Gebhart Jason M. Gebhart Leonard F. Gebhart II Patrick B. Gebhart Michael A. and Karen S. (Shanebrook) George John D. Gindlesberger Chad M. and Kimberley A. Giraffa Lawrence W. Givler, Sr. Robert E. Glass Charles F. Gotwalt David E. and Deborah A. Greenholt Edward A. and Lori A. Greenholt Kevin L. Greenholt

Honor Roll of Donors Rick and Beth (Robinson) Groft Thomas A. and Joyce E. Groft Timothy A. and Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Wayne C. and Robin A. (Tipton) Groft Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Austin O. and Jessica B. Groves Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Suzanne Guerra Harry L. and Pamela R. Hamme Hanover Architectural Products, Inc. Hanover Borough Police Officers’Association Hanover Foods Corporation Andy and Kathy (Miller) Hansford Paulyne E. Hartlaub Nathan L. Hawbaker Dr. Gary G. and Carolyn Hawn Kevin D. and Jackie Heffner John E. and Jane E. (Staub) Helfrick Alan J. and Patricia A. Hemler Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Richard A. Hemler Richard J. and Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler D. Edward and Meg Herring Hershey Entertainment and Resorts Dr. Charles D. and Kelly M. (Coleman) Hertz Donald E. and Mary C. (Moore) Hertz Cynthia J. (Aumen) Higgins Dr. Stephen A. and Lisa Hoffman Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Paul M. and Deborah A. (Slagle) Holub, Jr. Wayne G. and Donna J. (Sneeringer) Hooper Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Leland D. and Angie J. Hughes II David L. and Dr. Janelle M. (Weaver) Hummer Diane C. Humpert Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert Theodore J. Hurley Augusto Illiano Michael E. Imler Brett F. James Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Timothy J. and Diane M. Kaehler Joan M. (Smith) Kaiser Michael A. and Mary J. Kale Michael D. and Sierra N. Kale Rev. Carl E. Kaltreider William and Judith A. (Little) Kassakatis David R. and Rosy L. Keating, Jr. Andy Keefer Stephen J. and Denise M. Keefer Phillip M. and Debra J. (Schuman) Keener Dave and Kate Keffer James P. and Eudora L. Keffer Kenneth E. and Kelly M. (Little) Keith Theresa B. Keller Christine H. Kellett Kennie’s Markets, Inc. Anne M. Kerr Steve and Katie Kerr Neil E. Kessel Pat (Redding) Kimple John C. Kirkpatrick and Katherine Guernsey

Larry and Susan Klauer Lynne P. Klauer David and Paulette (Gebhart) Klein Daniel C. and Constance M. (Staub) Klunk Jim and Pat (McAndrew) Klunk Jeffrey J. Klunk Kate Klunk Marty Klunk Stephen F. Klunk Dennis J. and Nancy L. Knox Kim Kockler, Arielle Chortanoff, Christine Marsh, and Dan Green Kenneth W. and Catherine D. (Neiderer) Kohler, Jr. Nancy J. (Mandell) Kolb Timothy D. and Jean M. (Smith) Koontz Patrick E. and Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf, Sr. Jim and Penny (Poist) Kopp Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Michael T. Kostelac Kathleen M. Kotula Valerie A. Krepps Stephen J. Krichten Christine M. (Staub) Krumrine Patrick H. and Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Stephen J. Kuhn Richard V. and Maria La Rocca La Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Roberta A. (Robinson) Landaeta Robert A. Laudani Robert J. and Rosemary E. Laudani Stanley E. and Donna M. (Lawrence) Laughman Stephen D. and Lynne G. Laughman Daniel E. Lawrence Dave and Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Donald J. and Deborah A. Lawrence Eric T. and Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence Joseph L. Lawrence Paul E. and Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence Tiffany F. Lawrence Wayne R. and Sharon M.“Ched”(Imler) Lawrence Patricia A. Lawson Luan and Phuong Le Diane M. (Mummert) Leonard Kevin A. Leonard Bob and Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet Ned and Sally (Rang) Little Rick and Lee Anne Little Fritz and Julie (Myers) Livelsberger John and Mary Ellen (Klunk) Livelsberger Andrew and B.J. (Mowery) Long Kenneth R. Long Bob and Hope Long Byron C. and Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Karen M.“Bo”Louey Edward T. Lough Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch David L. Mace Margaret A. (Zartman) Mahone Matthew H. Malkus Manada Golf Club Barbara A. (Price) Mansfield Geraldine O. Markle

Michael D. and Joey L. (Deatrick) Martin Martin’s Potato Chips, Inc. William H. Masemer Lesley Maurer Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers Diane M. (Sneeringer) McBride Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Whitey and Pam McCusker Patrick McGeehan and Jennifer E. Farrell McGeehan Barbara A. (Smith) McKillip Richard A. McKim, Jr. Charles M. and Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster Michael J. McMaster Troy J. and Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster Robin M. McSherry McSherrystown Heritage Day Association James R. and Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Jut and Juli (Kale) Megonnell Eddie Mehring Thomas G. and Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Sarah E. Messer Dave Messinger Plumbing Thomas S. Meyer, Sr. James W. and Bonnie J. Miller Michael S. Miller Richard J. and Angela K. (Lawrence) Miller Rob and Kathy (Bevenour) Miller William E. and Judith L. Miller Karen L. Millheim Rachel L. (Sanders) Moore Rick and Judy (Tipton) Mummert Joe and Janine (Zinn) Mundorff Dennis and Bobbie Murphy Linda M. (McKim) Murren Michael R. Musselman Thomas L. and Janet L. (Klunk) Myers Tierney V.“Buck”Myers Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Bernard G. Neiderer James F. and Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer Kevin and Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer William P. and Alma Neiderer Victoria E. (Lawrence) Newman Daniel K. Noel Francis C. Noel, Jr. Gary L. Noel Henry“Terry”and Cindy (Shultz) Noel Michael T. and Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Philip L. and Patrice M. (Bevenour) Noel Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Thomas E. and Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Elnor J.“Jane”(Moore) Norombaba Jillian A. Novak Bernadine E. (Strasbaugh) Null Kathleen E. Nuzzo Howard L. and Mary A. Oakes Kelly E. O’Boyle Robert D. O’Brien G. Patrick and Suzanne S. (Stuller) O’Connor F. James O’Hara Larry E. and Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Frederick E. Olinger

Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Isaac C. Orndorff Jim and Diane Orndorff Shawn J. Orndorff Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Dean W. and Suzanne M. (Groft) Overdorff Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Susan P. Panebaker Charles H. and Marie A. (Smith) Paul George L. Peart III Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters William F. and Sherry Pfaff II Ruthann M. Pinkos Michael C. and Teresa A. (Welty) Plank Laura M. (Catchings) Potter Richard W. and Linda D. (Small) Powell Prestige Apparel, LLC Donald C. and Dona K. Price, Jr. Deborah Pujals Quail Valley Golf Club Michael J. and Sharon A. (Weishaar) Rang Ravens Roost 32, Inc. Dr. Barbara A. Redding J. Riley Redding Ronald R. and Jan H. Redding Marcus S. and Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan John and Susan (Jacoby) Reh Margaret A. (Miller) Reichart Pat and Pam (Hull) Reilly Henry G. Reinhardt Melvin J. and Lisa D. Reinhardt Deborah A. Riley Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley John W. and Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser, Jr. Kathryn H. (Hufnagle) Roat Caline M. Roberts Gabrielle M. Roberts Paul L. and † Audrey J. Robinson Dana L. Roe Timothy N. and Sharon M. (Gross) Rohrbaugh Rene C. and Caroline T. Romero Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Richard J. and Sandra K. Rosensteel Shane T. and Kathryn N. Ross Anne L. Rummel Salzmann Hughes, P.C. Dale J. Sanders Francis W. Sanders Roger J.“Bud”and Veronica A.“Vonnie”(Bowling) Sanders, Jr. Roland R. Sanders Leslie V. Savino Very Rev. Jonathan P. Sawicki Kelly M. (Binko) Sborlini Benjamin L. Scheich Thomas Scherrer Philip C. and Kathleen A. (Keffer) Schuchart Robert E. and Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Linda Scovitch Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Pat and Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer Amy M. (Moore) Sherdel David J. Sherdel

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Honor Roll of Donors John T. and Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel, Sr. Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Anita L. (Groft) Shrader James R. and Gingera L. Slagle III Tom and Bonnie (Klunk) Slagle Dr. Joshua B. Slee Randy and Pat (Todt) Slonaker Philip J. and Lynne M. (Cole) Small Anthony L. Smith Benedict L. and Diane C. Smith Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Brian D. and Anita M. (Smith) Smith Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith Dennis P. Smith † Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Betty (Topper) Smith Gary L. Smith Gregory J. and Joyce H. (Rang) Smith James C. Smith John Smith John W. Smith Joseph P. and Christine M. (Dettinburn) Smith Laurie A. (Livelsberger) Smith Margaret E. Smith Mick and Sally (Busbey) Smith Paul J. Smith Ramon T. Smith Samuel A. Smith Samuel K. Smith Wade and Kate (Neault) Smith Wayne J. Smith William H. and Emma K. (Kiser) Smith, Jr. Al Sneeringer Brian M. and Kelly Sneeringer Don and Dory (Carbaugh) Sneeringer Donald J. and Molly A. Sneeringer Francis J. and Jane V. (Sunbury) Sneeringer John H. and † Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Sonny and Kathy Sneeringer Steven A. Sneeringer Jay So and Dr. Katie M. Hertz Thomas T. Spangler St. Francis Xavier Parish CCW Anthony M. and Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Barry E.“Gus”Staub James R. Staub Jeff and Deb Staub Jerome H. and Diane L. (Cole) Staub Mark A. Staub Patrick J. Staub Scott and Cindy (McMaster) Staub Stephen F. Staub Thomas R. and Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Urban F. Staub, Sr. Urban F. Staub, Jr. Wayne and Deb (Hagerman) Staub Wayne P. Staub Philip J.“Flip”Steinour Margaret E. Stock Patricia A. Stonesifer Donald L. and Carole E. (Miller) Storm Devina L. (Plitt) Streb Rebecca S. (Sieg) Stubljar Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin

Steven R. Szabo Deborah Taylor Lionel S. Taylor Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp The Preserves Homeowners Association Matthew L. Thomas Carol S. Timmins Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Sandra A. Timmins Gerald P. and Rose M. (Carbaugh) Topper, Jr. Jeffrey A. Topper Carol M. Tutino Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial Joshua P. and Sarah Vyskocil Janis K. Wagner Robert E. and Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner Jeffrey W. and Amy L. (Smith) Warner Joanne E. (Eline) Warner Tony and Dixie Weaver Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver Ronald J. Weaver Vivian M. Weaver Pat (Breiner) Webb Mary H. (O’Conner) Wehrs Wenrich Painting, Inc. WFX Fire, Lock and Security Brent and Patti (Brenner) Wildasin Jeffrey L. and Pamela J. (Bowling) Wildasin Pam Wildasin’s Hair Salon Willow Valley Communities Brian P. and Jodi A. (Smith) Wilson A.J. and Sarah (Lawrence) Winter Erik I. and Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer Matthew J. and Sharon L. (Feeser) Wolniak Barbara A. (McCleaf) Wrappe W. Hal Wyatt, CPA, PC Brian F. and Lynn M. (Rosner) Yealy William J. and Anita L. (Lawrence) Zeigler Linda E. Zhea David and Margie Zinn Ken and Jan Zinn

Thomas and Patricia Bortner Carol H. (Hensel) Bowers Richard W. and Rebecca P. Boyer James M. Breiner Donna M. (Schriver) Brewer Joseph J. and Jennifer R. Bunty, Jr. Doris A. (Smith) Busbey James Byars Tina M. Cappetta Ralph J. Caretti and Dr. Michelle A. Kluchurosky Allyson A. (Hertz) Chiavacci Sarah A. (Klunk) Christ Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Dr. Brad R. Conrad Hugh R. “Bob” and Constance M. (McCleaf) Conrad, Jr. Joe Conrad Terry A. Conrad Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. William A. and Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Jack L. and JoAnn Corriere Marianna D’Adamo Bill Danskin Edward M. and Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Catherine L. (Zimmerman) DePoi Dick’s Sporting Goods Joseph G. Dorgan Philip R. and Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Brian J. and Amy Eckenrode Barbara A. (Hemler) Egnot Melissa R. Elliot Dennis H. “Ace” Eltz Michael L. Eltz Patrick F. and Cindy E. Eltz Thomas G. and Judith A. (Sherdel) Eltz Bill and Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Famous Hot Weiner Frank and Missy (Becker) Felix Kathleen Fleming James A. and Debbie C. Folmer Todd Forbes Richard A. Fraumeni Squires Club Fred and Vickie Garcia ($50-$99) Loretta M. (Groft) Gebhart Duke and Kristy Allen Marsha A. Gebhart Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Brett S. Geraghty American Legion Post #14 Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Dr. Stephen A. and Stephanie Andrejack Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Anonymous (8) Melanie R. (Schmidt) Gonzalez Patricia A. Anthony John A. Greenholt Paul R. and Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Rita M. (Long) Groft Charlotte Armstrong Philip A. Hagerman Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson B.P.O.E., Hanover Lodge #763 Ladies Auxiliary Sue (McMaster) Hain David B. and Jennifer A. Hart Thomas A. and Donna A. Bair Larry W. and Jeannette E. Hart Timothy A. Bair Pat Heagey Jo E. (Overbaugh) Barnhart Monica S. (Kellenberger) Heilman Jo Ann J. Bauer John B. Hemler, Jr. James C. and Debra M. (McMaster) Becker Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Randy and Barbara Ann Becker Jeanne M. (Yantis) Hertz Leonard J. Bennett Christopher J. and Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Fred E. and Joan L. (Klunk) Berwager, Sr. Carol E. Holtz Lloyd G. and Patricia L. Bill Home City Ice Danette Bixler-George Catherine Ienzi

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Tom and Peg Imler Mitchell J. and Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Jill M. (Staub) Kagarise Liz (Kressley) Kamler Fred Keffer Joe Keffer Robert T. and Patricia M. (Markle) Keffer John R. and Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Randy A. and Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk Helen M. (Myers) Klunk James C. Klunk Joseph E. “Buzz” Klunk Randy A. and Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk Aleta S. Kressley Joan Krug Carly L. (Hviding) Landolfi Burnell R. and Debra A. (Smith) Laughman Andrew J. and Lori A. (Carbaugh) Lawrence Dan Lawrence Greg and Denise Lawrence Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Tony and Sharon Lawrence Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert William J. and Valerie Lippe Alice M. (Sneeringer) Lippy Kevin M. Little Scott A. and Lori A. (McMaster) Long Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Joseph E. and Danielle Lordi Tyler T. Loucks Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Melissa J. Mahone John W. Markle, Jr. Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Chad E. and Jenny R. (Ernst) Martin Don Masemer James E. McSherry Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Michael G. and Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Reginald E. Miller Rebecca L. Miller Russo Terry L. Miller Jennifer Mohning Brian A. Moore Laura C. (Routson) Mosley Donna M. (Steinour) Munshour Bernard and Caroline (Groft) Murren Jeanne L. (Smith) Myers Myers’ Meat Market, Inc. Sueann M. (Flaherty) Myers Joann L. Neiderer Joseph A. and Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Fred A. Noel Rodney J. and Teresa M. (Redding) Noel Timothy “Moose” and Kelly (Lawver) Noel James M. O’Boyle Adam and Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Daniel L. and Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien, Sr. Frank Overbaugh C. Steven and Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh, Jr. Jean M. Paffenback Bernadine T. (Murren) Penn Monica A. (Weaver) Phillips Amy E. Pitrone

Honor Roll of Donors Ann C. (McCleaf) Plank Friends of Delone Esther C. Reding ($1-$49) Mark and Katie (Yeingst) Reneker Anonymous (6) Richard M. Restak, MD Jean E. Anthony Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour Vickie A. Roberts Brian A. and Lori A. Bauerline Vito and Rina Roca Cindy (Topper) Baughman Daniel G. Roe Patricia A. (Schuchart) Baughman Barbara A. (Gebhart) Rogers James H. Becker Joyce A. Rosensteel Kathleen A. Berwager Matthew D. and Taryn E. (Collins) Routson Rose A. (Krichten) Bevenour Janet M. (Gebhart) Sanders David C. and Mary A. (Miller) Bixler Lewis L. and Grace G. Schnauble, Jr. Michael J. and Maria L. Bowers Kevin L. and Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Donald R. and Camille C. Brady Michael W. and Jill E. Seymore Pat and Margaret (Staub) Bria John D. Shadle Robert L. and Louise M. (Eline) Brilhart Donald E. Shanebrook, Sr. Cynthia L. (Bair) Brillhart Timothy Sheahan James H. and Sylvia L. (Long) Britcher Shannon Shearer Bryce-Mckenzie A. Brown Richard A. Shetter, Sr. Dr. Carmen Brown Jennifer M. (Bankert) Showers Linda M. (Smith) Brown Karen A. Shrader Anita M. (Riser) Buie Dennis C. and Jacqueline Shriner Doris Bunty M. Christopher Shuttlesworth Emma E. Bunty Ron Sipling Susan L. (Becker) Bush James M. and Denise J. (Keating) Slee II Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Joseph J. and Sherrie L. Cline Brandon J. Smith and Kelly A. Rebert Nina E. Cline Burnell F. Smith Kimberly A. Cook Robert D. and Joyce M. Smith Sarah L. Cookson Thomas P. and Joann M. “Jody” (Groft) Smith Dennis P. and Myra S. Corbitt William F. and Danielle M. (Thoman) Smith, Jr. Richard Cornwell Dr. Katie C. Sneeringer Marie E. (Neiderer) Costella M. Francis Sneeringer Dale H. and Victoria A. (Niedererr) Crawford Greg Staub Richard E. and Nancy E. (Blettner) Crouse Lawrence “Tiss” and Patti Staub Anna L. (Krichten) Cummings Thomas J. and Beth A. (Staub) Staub Robert E. and Nick Stellhorn Karen A. (Mahone) Cunningham Richard F. and Jacqueline R. Stem Patricia H. Dahlberg Jerry Storm Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg Charles Strauss Patricia A. Deamer Odilia A. (Noel) Tatasciore Benjamin M. Dessecker Elizabeth L. Taylor Lillian G. Dessecker Ginny (Staub) Timmins Enzo DiFatta Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer Duane S. Diviney Joseph Tutino Julianna E. Donahue Roberto D. Ugarte Catherine R. Donnelly Theodore A. and Bonnie B. Wachhaus, Sr. Martin P. and Patricia A. (Berkheimer) Durkin Sister Susan Wagaman, SSJ Steve Eck Marian E. (Klunk) Wallet Sylvia T. (Strasbaugh) Eckenrode David and Judy (Lawrence) Weaver Theresa E. (Livelsberger) Eline Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver Justin R. Emeigh Jonathan D. and Anita L. (Sorice) Webb Geneva A. (Carbaugh) Epley Diane M. (Riser) Wherley James B. and Jean N. (Noel) Ernst James E. and Paula Wildasin Aiden P. Fahey Victoria L. (Smith) Wildasin Robert W. and Maxine M. (Adams) Feeser Robert E. Wilt Wayne R. and Kelly J. Felix Grace Winner Annette S. (Neiderer) Flannery Timothy A. and Linda Wivell Kimberly A. (Robinson) Flickinger Tom Yealey Food Lion of Hanover Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling Ann F. (Baker) Fuhrman Scott C. and Michelle L. Young Margaret C. (Strasbaugh) Funari Ashley M. (Gibbs) Zinalabedini Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Melissa A. (Masenheimer) Zinn Teagan B. Funkhouser Tom and Becky (Slagle) Zinn

† Mary C. Furlong Jane E. (Little) Gans Ysabella S. Garcia Dwight L. and Pamela N. “Penny” (Niedererr) Garrett Dayle M. Gifford Nicole R. Gingrich Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa Jason J. and Debra A. Giraffa Maddox P. Glass Teresa C. (Murren) Glass Patricia A. (Klunk) Gouker Nick and Sierra Graham Daniel E. and Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt Kathleen M. (Keating) Griffith Donna M. (Lawrence) Groft Richard A. and Donna J. (Strausbaugh) Groft Eugene F. and Suzette E. (McKonley) Groft Judy A. Guzinski Anthony J. Hagerman Joan E. (Leonard) Hagerman Ben and Kristine Hammar Aubrey J. Harrington Avery C. Heberling John J. and L. Kay Hefner, Jr. Joseph C. Helwig Pamela D. (Klunk) Hetrick David A. and Andrea M. Hewitt II Kali R. Hilfiger Ladora S. Hoff Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Francis and Anna Mae Hoffman John R. and Elaine J. (Yantis) Hoke Rachel E. Hottle Gerald J. and Jeanette K. (Neiderer) Huff Elizabeth M. Jacoby Vivian G. (Mecke) Jewitt Lori A. (Olinger) Johnson G. Fred Kegel Donna T. (Walter) Keith Hunter M. Keith Dale L. and Judy A. (Hockensmith) Keller Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ Mary E. Keller Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler Roxey N. (Miller) Ketterman Brian F. Kilkelly and Molly E. Beckner Bailey A. Klinedinst Cody A. Klinedinst Barbara J. (Little) Koontz Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz Sister Walter Helene Krimm, SSJ Melissa A. Krysiak Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Ella M. Kuhn Mary R. (Riley) Kuhn Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Sharon A. Kuhn Michael Lafferty and Constance M. (Clabaugh) Slagle Lafferty Keith C. and Barbara A. (Smith) Lapham † Jim and Celeste Lauritsen Ed and Peg (Groft) Lawrence John F. Lawrence

Peg Lawrence Marie E. (Strausbaugh) Lawrence Martha J. (Jenkins) Lawrence Louise (Lingg) Lawrence William B. and Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence Stephanie R. Leader Virginia S. Lecrone Doris A. (McMaster) Leppo Donald J. and Tonia M. (Carbaugh) Little, Jr. Eugene F. and Joan M. (Miller) Little Linda A. (Sanders) Little Dorothy M. (Brady) Loder Donna M. Long Anne C. (Groft) Louey John A. and Denise M. Lupp Anna L. (Roth) Lynch Virginia M. (Buffington) MacAvoy Alec M. Maitland Tess S. Maitland Ethan C. Martin Makenna A. Martin Troy D. and Mary T. Martz Brendan and Wendy McCall Joseph B. McCall Margaret E. McGinley Gerald M. and Sheila D. (Grawe) McKim Janet E. (Eline) McMaster Michael F. and Wilhelmina A. (Knox) McMaster, Sr. Patricia A. (Lawrence) McVey Gloria A. Miller Thomas C. Miller Carly N. (Dessecker) Mitchell Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Holly Moore Linda B. (Bethas) Moore Matthew P. Morley Shirley A. (Spangler) Mummert Jim and Gloria (Smith) Murren Michael J. and Kathleen E. (Gotwalt) Murren Richard C. and Patricia A. (Gebhart) Murren Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren Courtney A. (Staub) Myers Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers Andrew J. Neiderer George A. and Sally A. (Miller) Neiderer Gloria J. Neiderer Robert J. Neiderer Russell G. and Lucy A. Neiderer II Pat (Adams) Nell Karen S. Nelson Thomas W. Niedererr Dominic A. Nield Christine A. Noel Greg and Jody Noel Sophia A. (Lookingbill) O’Brien Patricia A. (Patti) Orndorff Ray and Shelley Ostrum, Jr. Caroline V. Payne Sydney A.R. (Keith) Peña Michael J. and Stephanie M. (Smith) Pheanis Kate Phenicie Joseph D. Plantholt

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Honor Roll of Donors Sister Ellen L. Poist, SSJ Evelyn J. (Storm) Quigley Theresa A. Rang Rosena M. (Nicholson) Rebert Dianne M. (Brenner) Redding Jacqueline L. (Kinneman) Redding Richard E. and Linda L. (Angle) Redding Wayne L. and Carol M. (Smith) Reid Edward M. Reigle Darryl D. and Wendy A. (Smith) Robinson Robert W. Rosensteel Edgar L. and Kathleen C. (Strasbaugh) Roth Rev. John B. Rudolph, Sr. and Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph Doris K. (Krichten) Sanders William J. Sanders John C. and Diane L. Schlaline James G. Schulz Allan and Charlotte Shaffer Rick and Peg (Weaver) Shaffer Margaret P. (Groft) Shaffer Lilian M. Shanabrook Steve and Lorraine Shanebrook Stanley L. and Carolyn Sharkey G. Mark and Mary Ellen (Noel) Shearer Jillian M. Sherdel Barbara A. (Warner) Shields Vera E. (Weaver) Slagle Abigail K. Smith Brandon R. Smith Donald J. and Charlotte E. (Stonesifer) Smith Donna L. (Rickrode) Smith Eugene W. and Lisa A. (Beard) Smith, Jr. Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Rachel L. Smith Rose M. (Groft) Smith Jeffrey C. Sneeringer Timothy E. Sneeringer Dr. William J. Solomon Patricia M. (Becker) Spiridonoff Carolyn W. (Wagner) Sponseller Dennis J. “Fuzz” and Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub Elijah J. Staub Angela Conrad Staub Margaret L. (Long) Staub Victoria R. Staub Mary Lou (DeVivo) Stoner Douglas and Melanie A. Stonesifer Molly K. Stonesifer Burnell T. and Yvonne T. (Marchio) Storm Louis L. and Bonita L. Storm Donna M. Strasbaugh Lorraine E. Struss William J. and Mary V. (Ziegler) Stutz Jeanette M. (Smith) Swope Elaine M. (Klunk) Thomas Loretta A. Tippett Janet E. Todt Spencer E. and Nancy Topper Thomas N. and Kandy Topper Mary A. (Neiderer) Uffelman Armando L. Ugarte Eduardo T. Ugarte Mateo V. Ugarte Darrell L. and Rosalie A. (Topper) Van Scyoc

Cheryl A. (McIntyre) Walsh Brenda (Kuhn) Warehime Faith R. Warehime Russell W. and Mary E. Warfield, Jr. Anthony J. Warner Dolores T. (Gouker) Warner Joel E. and Gena M. Weaver John E. and Sandra D. Weaver Millie (Miller) Weaver Thomas J. and Marla R. Weaver Toni L. Weaver Lois E. (Orndorff) Whaley Lois M. (Overbaugh) Wherley J. Kirk and Cindy Wiebe Kayla Williams Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams Barbara E. (Klunk) Wolfe Peggy A. (Klunk) Yealy Ziggy Donutz Kristen M. (Mainzer) Zindler Carole G. (Grim) Zinn

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Tribute Gifts In Memory of Daniel J. Bair ’85 Sarah A. Christ

In Honor of T. Neil Bathon ’79 Anonymous

In Memory of David E. Bennett‘71 Jane E. Bennett

In Memory of Helen Bennett ‘42 Mary A. Bennett-Messer

In Honor of Jane E. Bennett ’61 – 80th Birthday

In Celebration of the Class of 1972 – 50th Reunion Jim and Penny (Poist) Kopp

In Honor of the Class of 1979 Thomas Gallagher John Smith

In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Class of 1980 Diane M. (Sneeringer) McBride

In Celebration of Class of 1991 Kristen M. (Mainzer) Zindler

In Memory of Edwin M. Cole ’58

Timothy F. and Anne M. Bennett Richard A. Fraumeni

Janet Cole

In Memory of Frances H. (O’Brien) Berlin ’79

Kenneth J. Cole

Mark A. Berlin

In Memory of Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty ’56

In Memory of Marilyn K. Cole In Memory of Otis K. “Kenny” Comstock, Jr. ’03 Patrick E. Heagey

Randy L. and Barbara A. Becker Roseann N. Britcher Doris Bunty Joseph J. and Jennifer R. Bunty, Jr. Duane S. Diviney Melissa R. Elliot Suzanne Guerra Hanover Borough Police Officers’ Association Karen S. Nelson Daniel K. Noel Jason J. Potocki Vickie A. Roberts Shane T. and Kathryn N. Ross Francis W. Sanders Benjamin L. Scheich Thomas R. and Mary Ann Staub Richard F. and Jacqueline R. Stem Cynthia L. Vial Lois E. Whaley

In Memory of Bryan F. Conrad ’77

In Memory of Joseph A. Byrne

Michael J. and Maria L. Bowers

F. James O’Hara Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

In Memory of Patricia A. (Rang) Chamberlain ’55 Donald J. Chamberlain

In Memory of JosephW. Clabaugh ’45

Michael Lafferty and Constance M. (Clabaugh) Slagle Lafferty

In Honor of the Class of 1969 Dave and Deb (Timmins) Lawrence

Philip J. Rider

In Memory of James R. and Rosella P. Conrad

James P. and Jean A. (Maust) Conrad

In Honor of Mrs. Kimberly A. Cook & the Instructional Support Staff James R. and Karen A. Horak

In Celebration of the Delone Catholic Cross Country Program Scott C. and Michelle L. Young

In Memory of James A. Dooley, Jr. John P. and Lynn M. Brennan

In Honor of Daniel P. Ernst ’66 In Memory of Donald W. and Josette C. Fahey Anonymous

In Memory of Robert D. “Dale” Fuhrman ’47 Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran

In Memory of Yvonne C. (Hagerman) Fuhrman ’58 Vicky (Bankert) DePinto

In Memory of Mary C. Furlong Jane E. Bennett Leonard J. Bennett

Honor Roll of Donors Robert S. and Denise L. (Smith) Bortner David J. and Andrea L. Carter Dr. William J. and Susan H. Collinge Mark L. Dolheimer Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Christine H. Kellett John C. Kirkpatrick and Katherine Guernsey Jeffrey J. Klunk Michael T. Kostelac Luan and Phuong Le Fritz and Julie (Myers) Livelsberger McSherrystown Heritage Day Association Rachel L. Moore Joe and Janine (Zinn) Mundorff Dennis and Bobbie Murphy Rukhsana Rahman Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Francis W. Sanders Kent and Dana (Larkin) Sauers Hank and Chris Shea Karen A. Shrader Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Patrice J. Smith Timothy E. Sneeringer Thomas R. and Mary Ann Staub Charles Strauss Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Janis K. Wagner Scott M. Weishaar

In Memory of Mary C. Furlong and Connie K. Schlak

In Memory of Chuck Glessner Charlotte A. Glessner

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

Diane C. Humpert Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert William E. and Judith L. Miller

In Honor of Joshua L. Gouker ’01

In Memory of Stephen P. “Reds” Keffer ’72 and Margaret Myers

In Memory of William M. Grandia II

In Memory of Warren G. Klunk ’72

Alice K. (Krichten) Huff

David J. Sherdel

Anne M. Kerr Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

In Memory ofThomas E.“Foo”Groft ’51 Thomas and Patricia Bortner Jim and Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Bob and Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet Michael T. and Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Dennis D. and Cecelia J. Tavares

In Memory of Thomas E. “Foo” ’51 and Dolores L. (McKim) ’56 Groft

Kathleen M. Kotula

In Memory of Tommy Laudani ‘18 Robert A. Laudani Robert J. and Rosemary E. Laudani

In Memory of Brian J. Laughman ’97 Anonymous

In Memory of Bernard J. 1924 and Mildred C. Lawrence

Suzanne M. Davis

In Celebration of Aidan J. Groves ’23

In Memory of Jennifer L.“Jenna” Hall

In Memory of Paul R. Gebhart, Sr. ’59

In Memory of Theodore F. Kotula, Jr.

In Memory of Edward J. Grosick, Jr.

In Memory of Mary C. Furlong, Connie K. Schlack, and William M. Grandia II

Kent and Dana (Larkin) Sauers

Kate Klunk

In Memory of James R. Lauritsen

James Byars Austin O. and Jessica B. Groves

In Memory of Mary C. Furlong, Connie K. Schlak, and Arthur E. Larkin ‘82

Deborah A. Riley

David L. and Dr. Janelle M. (Weaver) Hummer Thomas E. and Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel

Kathleen M. Kotula

Keith G. Dorman Anne M. Kerr

In Memory of Todd W. ’87 and Neil C. ’90 Humpert

The Clarks Companies, N.A. Deborah Taylor

In Honor of Cory D. Heffner ’21 Kevin D. and Jackie Heffner

In Memory of John V. “Johnny” Hefner ’03

James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Thomas R. and Mary Ann Staub

Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence

In Honor of Maggie ’20 and Adam ’24 Lawrence Andrew J. and Lori A. (Carbaugh) Lawrence

In Memory of Amy J. (Strazzella) Lee ’84 Bertram F. and Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner II

In Memory of Jeane L. Leonard Caline M. Roberts Gabrielle M. Roberts

In Memory of Thomas P. Leonard Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

Loretta M. (Groft) Gebhart Barbara A. (Gebhart) Rogers Janet M. (Gebhart) Sanders

In Memory of Dale J. “Curt” ’49 and Elaine T. (Miller) ’51 Hemler

In Memory of Richard P. “Dick” Livelsberger, Jr. ’67

In Memory of Pietro D. “Pete” Giraffa, Jr. ’63

In Memory of Jane A. Hemler ’80

In Memory of Marguerite M. (Wagaman) Lough ’38

B.P.O.E., Hanover Lodge #763 Ladies Auxiliary Michael and Jennifer Carter James B. and Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Robert E. Glass Hanover Foods Corporation Paulyne E. Hartlaub Monica S. (Kellenberger) Heilman Neil E. Kessel, Jr. John R. and Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Pius A. and Sandra L. Small Mick and Sally (Busbey) Smith Thomas R. and Mary Ann Staub

Alan J. Hemler

In Memory of Imogene L. (Spangler) Hess ’46 Beverly A. (Smith) Smith

In Memory of Barry J. “Pap” Hockley, Sr. Travis A. and Jennifer L. (Murren) Kopp

Fritz and Julie (Myers) Livelsberger

Edward T. Lough

In Memory of Charlene F. Markle ’72 Sally M. (Markle) Coble

In Memory of Henry A. “Hank” Martin, Jr. ’56 Richard W. and Rebecca P. Boyer William N. Campbell, Jr. Marianna D’Adamo Dale T. and Mary A. (Sterner) Deatrick, Jr. Dayle M. Gifford Ladora S. Hoff

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Honor Roll of Donors Catherine Ienzi Michael D. and Joey L. (Deatrick) Martin James A. Noel III John F. and Ave M. (Yingling) Staub Loretta A. Tippett Linda E. Zhea

In Memory of Sylvia A. (Topper) Masemer ’62 William H. Masemer and Family

In Memory of Barbara A. (Emig) Roth ’61 Jane E. Bennett Leonard J. Bennett Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Wayne T. “Tim” and Mollyanna C. Clark Patricia A. Livelsberger Elizabeth J. Riley James P. Roth Robert B. Roth, Jr.

In Memory of Jennifer E. Roth

In Memory of Mary L. (Wilt) McClintock ’45

Robert B. Roth, Jr.

In Memory of William A. McGinley ’60

Laura C. (Routson) Mosley

Dr. Jessica Y. McClintock Glover

Margaret E. McGinley

In Memory of Elizabeth M. McKim Kent and Dana (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of Albert L. “Skip” ’56 and JoAnn F. (McSherry) ’56 Neiderer Andrew J. Neiderer

In Memory of Michelle M. Neiderer ’77

In Memory of Ronald J. Routson ’74 In Memory of Connie K. Schlak

Dr. Edward A. and Donna E. Hemler

In Memory of Rev. James R. O’Brien ’58 The Bowker Family

In Memory of Rosella A. (Baublitz) Rang ’47 Michael L. Eltz

In Memory of Brian L. Reichart ’86 James R. and Erica L. Emeigh

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

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In Honor of Lee Stopka Anonymous

In Memory of Cathy (Wilkinson) Stuller ’72 Class of 1972 Michael J. Stuller

In Memory of Julia M. (Redding) Taylor ’61

In Celebration of Valentine’s Day

Linda Scovitch

In Memory of Eva M. Shea In Memory of Mary Louise (Shrader) Slagle ’45

In Honor of Ronald J. Noel ’60 – 80th Birthday

Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

In Honor of Jack ’22, Sam ’22, and Jane ’25 Scovitch

In Memory of Stephen F. Neiderer ’71

James A. Noel III

In Memory of Bonnie L. Stick

Lionel S. Taylor

Hank and Chris Shea

In Memory of James A. ’47 and Jean M. (Rang) ’49 Noel, Jr.

Gregory A. Staub

Frederick Jones Anne M. Kerr Kathleen M. Kotula Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Kent and Dana (Larkin) Sauers Dr. Maureen C. Thiec

Andrew J. Neiderer

Curt and Cindy (Staub) Dunn

In Memory of Robert F. “Squire” Staub ’49

Dani Fox

In Memory of Brother Dominic Smith, FSC ’59 Stephen J. Aumen, Sr. and Angela C. Smith-Aumen

In Memory of Robert M. Thomassy ’66

Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Wayne T. “Tim” and Mollyanna C. Clark

Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman

In Memory of Barbara A. Vyskocil Joshua P. and Sarah Vyskocil

In Memory of G. Dale Wagner Janis K. Wagner

In Memory of Carl J. “Hank”Waldmann

In Memory of Lionel J. “Liney” Smith ’43

American Legion Post #14 Wayne C. and Robin A. (Tipton) Groft Steven and Katie Kerr Smith & Company CPAs Dwain M. and Susan L. Smith David C. Waldmann

In Memory of Deacon Raymond J. Smith ’54

In Memory of Bernard L. ’46 and Marie B. (Poist) ’47 Weaver

In Memory of Jeffrey S. Smith ’74 Robin D. and Laurie C. (Smith) Brant

Eva M. Small

Erin E. (Smith) Putt

In Memory of Viola C. (Small) Smith ’44 Eva M. Small

In Memory of Deacon James G. and Marian Sneeringer, Sr. and James G. “Gib” Sneeringer, Jr. ’64 Dr. Mark A. and Maggie Sneeringer Thomas M. Sneeringer and Deborah J. Fox

In Honor of Parker ’19, Austin ’20, and Dylan ’22 Staub Robert E. Glass

Margaret E. Shaffer

In Memory of Michael A. Yantis‘62 Danette Bixler-George † Mary C. Furlong Home Association of McSherrystown Kimberly J. Kockler Joseph E. and Danielle Lordi

In Memory of Brian A. Zinn ’87 Melissa A. Zinn

Honor Roll of Donors Alumni Donors By Class † indicates donor is deceased as of 6/30/2023

Class Of 1941 Total Gifts $100.00 50.00% of Alumni Contributing Amy M. (Moore) Sherdel

Class Of 1943 Total Gifts $22,795.14 50.00% of Alumni Contributing † Charles A. Smith † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith

Class Of 1947 Total Gifts $10,625.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous

Charles F. Gotwalt Eva M. Small John W. Smith Urban F. Staub, Sr.

Class Of 1948 Total Gifts $1,505.00 35.71% of Alumni Contributing Donald R. Brady Richard F. Conrad Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle Lester R. Little Joan M. (Legore) Noel

Class Of 1949 Total Gifts $1,065.00 33.33% of Alumni Contributing Robert F. Chrismer John A. Greenholt Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Donald E. Hertz Bernadine E. (Strasbaugh) Null Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Don Sneeringer

Class Of 1950 Total Gifts $300.00 22.22% of Alumni Contributing Jeanne M. (Yantis) Hertz Mary C. (Moore) Hertz Mary R. (Riley) Kuhn Paul E. Lawrence Anna L. (Roth) Lynch Dolores T. (Gouker) Warner

Class Of 1951 Total Gifts $2,005.00 25.58% of Alumni Contributing Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. Donald G. Hagarman Barbara J. (Little) Koontz John F. Lawrence Joseph L. Lawrence Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence Louise (Lingg) Lawrence Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh Bernadine T. (Murren) Penn Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano

Class Of 1952 Total Gifts $1,158,003.42 40.00% of Alumni Contributing Patricia A. Anthony Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher † Mary Louise Eltz Lawrence W. Givler, Sr. William H. Gross Richard A. Hemler Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Jacqueline L. (Kinneman) Redding Ramon T. Smith John F. Staub

Class Of 1953 Total Gifts $1,435.00 34.00% of Alumni Contributing Jean E. Anthony M. Gloria (Small) Baker Nancy E. (Blettner) Crouse Richard E. Crouse Richard D. Eline Maxine M. (Adams) Feeser Rita M. (Long) Groft Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence William B. Lawrence Richard J. Miller Shirley A. (Spangler) Mummert Robert C. Shanefelter Dory (Carbaugh) Sneeringer Robert J. Strasbaugh Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver

Class Of 1954 Total Gifts $4,375.00 34.00% of Alumni Contributing Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher

Hon. Kenneth J. Cole Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Carol E. Holtz

Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Pius A. Small Alice C. (Smith) Smith Burnell F. Smith Dr. Henry J. Strazzella Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver

Class Of 1955 Total Gifts $2,200.00 28.00% of Alumni Contributing Rose A. (Krichten) Bevenour Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner Donald J. Chamberlain Daniel E. Greenholt Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft Joan M. (Smith) Kaiser G. Fred Kegel Helen M. (Myers) Klunk Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Frederick E. Olinger Anne L. Rummel Anita L. (Groft) Shrader † Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Nadine M. (Shrader) Strasbaugh

Class Of 1956 Total Gifts $2,125.00 21.67% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1958 Total Gifts $2,690.00 22.35% of Alumni Contributing Donna M. (Schriver) Brewer Sylvia T. (Strasbaugh) Eckenrode Loretta M. (Groft) Gebhart Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler Sally (Rang) Little Michael F. McMaster, Sr. Wilhelmina A. “Winnie” (Knox) McMaster Nadine C. Miller Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters Edward M. Reigle Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Dale J. Sanders William H. Smith, Jr. Al Sneeringer Thomas R. Staub Donna M. Strasbaugh Spencer E. Topper William H. Wierman

Class Of 1959 Total Gifts $4,160.00 27.47% of Alumni Contributing

Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Doris A. (Smith) Busbey Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt William H. Masemer Jim McMaster Rita L. (Lawrence) McMaster Robert J. McMaster James A. Miller Marie A. (Smith) Paul Ave M. (Yingling) Staub Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella Rosalie A. (Topper) Van Scyoc

Class Of 1957 Total Gifts $985.00 26.25% of Alumni Contributing Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Margaret L. (Staub) Bria Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Theresa E. (Livelsberger) Eline Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler Richard J. Hemler Francis L. Hoffman Mary E. Keller Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Margaret A. (Zartman) Mahone Janet E. (Eline) McMaster Bernard F. Murren Caroline (Groft) Murren Pat (Adams) Nell Thomas W. Niedererr

Dr. Barbara A. Redding Edgar L. Roth Doris K. (Krichten) Sanders Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Donna L. (Rickrode) Smith Margaret L. (Long) Staub

Marlene M. (Wildasin) Benson Ken Bevenour Jerome E. Carbaugh Marie E. (Neiderer) Costella Geneva A. (Carbaugh) Epley Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Jane (McDermitt) Hutton Michael A. Kale Pat (Redding) Kimple Linda A. (Sanders) Little Kenneth R. Long Charles M. McMaster Laura C. (Klunk) Miller Rodney J. Noel Teresa M. (Redding) Noel Richard M. Restak, MD F. Wayne Sanders William J. Sanders † Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Francis J. Sneeringer Paul G. Staub Stephen F. Staub Mary Lou (DeVivo) Stoner Paul E. Topper Tom Yealey

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Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1960 Total Gifts $9,780.00 32.20% of Alumni Contributing Don Arigo Benjamin J. Bair Violet M. (Smith) Bair Sylvia L. (Long) Britcher Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Wayne P. Fanus Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Teresa C. (Murren) Glass Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Kevin L. Greenholt Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Donna M. (Lawrence) Laughman Bob Long John W. Markle, Jr. Don Masemer Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster James R. Meckley Michael S. Miller Linda B. (Bethas) Moore Richard C. Murren Anna M. (Keller) Noel Francis C. Noel, Jr. Larry E. Ohm Laura M. (Catchings) Potter Rosena M. (Nicholson) Rebert Jack Riley Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Kathleen C. (Strasbaugh) Roth Janet M. (Gebhart) Sanders Philip C. Schuchart Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer Pat Sheaffer Rose M. (Groft) Smith Dr. William J. Solomon Louis L. Storm Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer Millie (Miller) Weaver

Class Of 1961 Total Gifts $8,432.50 25.37% of Alumni Contributing Teresa (Keffer) Arcari 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 Rev. Carl E. Kaltreider Theresa B. Keller Jim Klunk Pat (McAndrew) Klunk Edward T. Lough Burnell J. McIntyre Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Stanton L. Miller Thomas C. Miller

Lawrence J. “Jim” Murren Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren Sister Ellen L. Poist, SSJ Jan (Adams) Riley Ron Riley Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser Barbara A. (Gebhart) Rogers James P. Roth James R. Staub Jerry Storm Lora A. (Warehime) Talaber Elaine M. (Klunk) Thomas Margaret A. (Swope) Weaver Vivian M. Weaver Victoria L. (Smith) Wildasin Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn

Class Of 1962 Total Gifts $2,005.00 17.09% of Alumni Contributing Art Becker

Deb (Hufnagle) Becker Ron Beford Richard A. Bennett Catherine L. (Zimmerman) DePoi Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Patricia A. (Berkheimer) Durkin John B. Hemler, Jr. Stephen F. Klunk Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Elnor J. “Jane” (Moore) Norombaba Daniel L. O’Brien, Sr. Donald C. Price, Jr. Paul L. Robinson Richard J. Rosensteel Ron Sipling Carole E. (Miller) Storm Donald L. Storm Carole G. (Grim) Zinn

Class Of 1963 Total Gifts $33,563.05 31.97% of Alumni Contributing Robert V. Arigo Albert L. Becker, Jr. Louise M. (Eline) Brilhart Joanne M. (Tananis) Burfeind Hugh R. “Bob” Conrad, Jr. Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Sarah L. Cookson Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa Donna M. (Lawrence) Groft Jean L. (Groft) Groft Dick Groft Dr. Stephen C. Groft Robert J. Hemler John R. Hoke Vicki (Smith) Hunter Fred Keffer Robert T. Keffer Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ

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Stephen D. Laughman Peg Lawrence Patricia A. (Lawrence) McVey Richard J. Neiderer Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer † Louise A. (Restak) Ollstein Joseph C. Overbaugh Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Roger J. “Bud” Sanders, Jr. Roland R. Sanders Veronica A. “Vonnie” (Bowling) Sanders Margaret E. Smith Michael R. “Mick” Smith Robert D. Smith Wayne J. Staub Don Sterner Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams

Class Of 1964 Total Gifts $19,395.00 29.03% of Alumni Contributing Sue (Gross) Bennett Joan L. (Klunk) Berwager Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Linda M. (Smith) Brown Anita M. (Riser) Buie Donna M. (Klunk) Chizz Anna L. (Krichten) Cummings Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Margaret C. (Strasbaugh) Funari Gary F. Gebhart Mary Ellen (Ozminski) Good Suzette E. (McKonley) Groft Monica S. (Kellenberger) Heilman Margaret L. (Groft) Knox Christine M. (Staub) Krumrine Roberta A. (Robinson) Landaeta Eugene F. Little John H. Livelsberger Dorothy M. (Brady) Loder Gloria A. (Smith) Murren Patricia A. (Gebhart) Murren James F. Neiderer Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien Suzanne S. (Stuller) O’Connor Linda D. (Small) Powell Richard W. Powell Evelyn J. (Storm) Quigley Dianne M. (Brenner) Redding Charlotte E. (Stonesifer) Smith Donald J. Smith Emma K. (Kiser) Smith Samuel K. Smith Sarah M. “Sally” (Busbey) Smith Wayne A. Smith Jane V. (Sunbury) Sneeringer Thomas T. Spangler Carolyn W. (Wagner) Sponseller Angela Conrad Staub Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Yvonne T. (Marchio) Storm Jeanette M. (Smith) Swope Sister Susan Wagaman, SSJ Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner

Ronald J. Weaver Susan C. (Groft) Wierman

Class Of 1965 Total Gifts $8,475.00 18.06% of Alumni Contributing Peggy Altoff Thomas E. Becker Bill Bennett Carol H. (Hensel) Bowers Michael E. Brady, Jr. James M. Breiner Victoria A. (Niedererr) Crawford Kathleen M. (Keating) Griffith Joan E. (Leonard) Hagerman Paul M. Holub, Jr. Elizabeth M. Jacoby Joe Keffer Patricia M. (Markle) Keffer David P. Knox Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Jean L. (Redding) Laughman Lanny M. Laughman Michael A. Lawrence Doris A. (McMaster) Leppo Joan M. (Miller) Little Mary Ellen (Klunk) Livelsberger Michael J. Murren Victoria E. (Lawrence) Newman Gary L. Noel Patricia A. (Patti) Orndorff Joyce A. Rosensteel Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Margaret P. (Groft) Shaffer Donald E. Shanebrook, Sr. Mary Ellen (Noel) Shearer Jeff Sieg Judy (Bennett) Sieg Benedict L. Smith Margaret A. M. (Keller) Smith Burnell T. Storm Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Robert S. Timmins Robert E. Wagner Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler

Class Of 1966 Total Gifts $10,055.00 20.81% of Alumni Contributing Robert J. Altoff Gayle L. (Breighner) Arigo Richard P. Arigo Mary A. (Miller) Bixler Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Anthony J. Breighner Wayne T. “Tim” Clark Michael L. Eltz Daniel P. Ernst Jane E. (Little) Gans Katherine A. (Miller) Hansford Jim Hawbaker Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Judith A. (Little) Kassakatis David R. Keating, Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors Dave Keffer Dale L. Keller Paulette M. (Gebhart) Klein Patrick H. Kuhn Stephen J. Kuhn Tony Lawrence Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Gerald M. McKim Richard A. McKim, Jr. Sheila D. (Grawe) McKim Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Kathleen E. (Gotwalt) Murren Bernard G. Neiderer Michael J. Rang John R. Redding Ronald R. Redding Margaret A. (Miller) Reichart Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Robert E. Schuman James L. Smith Thomas M. Sneeringer Lawrence J. “Tiss” Staub † Rob Thomassy Stephen B. Weaver, Jr. Pat (Breiner) Webb Mary H. (O’Conner) Wehrs

Class Of 1967 Total Gifts $8,250.00 20.22% of Alumni Contributing Don Aumen June (Lawrence) Aumen Vicky (Bankert) DePinto Carol A. (Marker) Farrell Francis J. Felix Jeff Garvick Dr. Gary G. Hawn Judy A. (Hockensmith) Keller Carol E. (Smith) Kessler Larry E. Kittelberger James C. Klunk Stephen J. Krichten Ed Lawrence Peg (Groft) Lawrence Barbara A. (Smith) McKillip Gloria A. Miller Linda M. (McKim) Murren Jeanne L. (Smith) Myers Christine A. Noel Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Jim Orndorff Susan P. Panebaker George L. Peart III Stephanie M. (Smith) Pheanis Ann C. (McCleaf) Plank Francis W. Sanders Den Seymore Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Bonnie (Klunk) Slagle Tom Slagle Joyce H. (Rang) Smith Paul J. Smith Deb (Hagerman) Staub Mark A. Staub Linda H. (Hobbs) Steinle Lois M. (Overbaugh) Wherley

Class Of 1968 Total Gifts $13,830.00 17.02% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous James C. Becker John H. Berkheimer Terrence E. Bowling Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Claudia A. (Snyder) Franek Sue (McMaster) Hain Stephen J. Keefer James P. Keffer Loyola I. “Jack” Keffer Roxey N. (Miller) Ketterman Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Jeffrey J. Klunk Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Marie E. (Strausbaugh) Lawrence Martha J. (Jenkins) Lawrence Donna M. Long Michael R. Musselman Janet L. (Klunk) Myers Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers William P. Neiderer Michael L. Shanebrook Richard A. Shetter, Sr. Christopher P. Smith Betty (Topper) Smith Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr. James F. Sterner Trout King Linda M. (Smith) Thomassy Rose M. (Carbaugh) Topper Tom Zinn

Class Of 1969 Total Gifts $8,485.50 22.12% of Alumni Contributing Ann L. (Staub) Baker Patricia A. (Schuchart) Baughman James H. Becker Dan Bowman Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Sally M. (Markle) Coble William A. Conrad Karen A. (Mahone) Cunningham Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Thomas G. Eltz Chris Fuhrman Pamela N. “Penny” (Niedererr) Garrett Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Thomas A. Groft Barry L. Hendricks Tom Imler Lorena D. (Small) Keeney Richard P. Keeney David R. Klunk Marty Klunk Stephen J. Klunk Jim Kopp Keith C. Lapham Dave Lawrence

Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Gerard J. “Gardy” Lawrence, Jr. Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers Michael J. McMaster Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Joan F. (Long) Miller Michael G. Miller Henry T. “Terry” Noel Joseph B. O’Brien, Jr. Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Linda L. (Angle) Redding Richard E. Redding Richard A. Reese Pam (Hull) Reilly Deborah A. Riley Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Constance M. (Clabaugh) Slagle Lafferty Dennis J. “Fuzz” Staub James A. Staub Odilia A. (Noel) Tatasciore Sandra A. Timmins Ginny (Staub) Timmins Robert E. Wilt Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling

Class Of 1970 Total Gifts $13,965.00 21.76% of Alumni Contributing Robert A. Becker Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Constance M. (McCleaf) Conrad Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Cindy (Staub) Dunn Andrew J. Folmer Patricia A. (Klunk) Gouker Wayne C. Groft Joseph C. Helwig Cynthia J. (Aumen) Higgins Vivian G. (Mecke) Jewitt Andy Keefer Debra J. (Schuman) Keener Donna T. (Walter) Keith Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Nancy J. (Mandell) Kolb Richard C. Krichten Barbara A. (Smith) Lapham Wayne R. Lawrence Anne C. (Groft) Louey Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Terry L. Miller Frank Overbaugh Theresa A. Rang Ben Redding Tom Ritter Bonnie (Weaver) Seymore John T. Sherdel, Sr. Barbara A. (Warner) Shields Dennis C. Shriner Vera E. (Weaver) Slagle David F.B. Smith Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub Urban F. Staub, Jr. Rebecca S. (Sieg) Stubljar Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp Gerald P. “Pat”Topper, Jr.

Joanne E. (Eline) Warner Judy (Lawrence) Weaver Lois E. (Orndorff) Whaley Peggy A. (Klunk) Yealy William J. Zeigler

Class Of 1971 Total Gifts $3,712.00 11.48% of Alumni Contributing Deacon Thomas M. Aumen Leonard J. Bennett Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Steve Eck Thomas E. Ernst Leonard F. Gebhart II Pamela D. (Klunk) Hetrick Donna J. (Sneeringer) Hooper Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf Daniel E. Lawrence Michael T. Noel Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Sharon A. (Weishaar) Rang LouAnn L. (Arigo) Reese Peg (Weaver) Shaffer Eugene W. Smith, Jr. Patrice J. Smith Thomas P. Smith Anthony J. Warner Diane M. (Riser) Wherley

Class Of 1972 Total Gifts $8,892.00 30.85% of Alumni Contributing Patrick M. Angle Anonymous Kathleen A. Berwager Cynthia L. (Bair) Brillhart Dale T. Deatrick, Jr. Barbara A. (Hemler) Egnot Judith A. (Sherdel) Eltz Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Angela M. “Missy” (Becker) Felix James A. Folmer Richard A. Fraumeni Robin A. (Tipton) Groft Dr. Stephen A. Hoffman Elaine J. (Yantis) Hoke Larry Klauer Daniel C. Klunk Randy A. Klunk Dennis J. Knox Patrick E. Kopf, Sr. Penny (Poist) Kopp Mary A. (Hemler) Lawrence Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Sharon M. “Ched” (Imler) Lawrence Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert Diane M. (Mummert) Leonard Whitey McCusker James E. McSherry James W. Miller Sueann M. (Flaherty) Myers

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Honor Roll of Donors Robert J. Neiderer Cindy (Shultz) Noel Randy J. Noel Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh William F. Pfaff II Carol M. (Smith) Reid Sharon M. (Gross) Rohrbaugh Alan D. Roth Mary Ann (Baker) Roth Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel Jeffrey R. Small James C. Smith Joann M. “Jody” (Groft) Smith Lisa A. (Beard) Smith Jeffrey C. Sneeringer Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Patricia M. (Becker) Spiridonoff Jerome H. Staub Rick Staub Stephen G. Stroup Michael J. Stuller Mary V. (Ziegler) Stutz William J. Stutz Thomas N. Topper Mary A. (Neiderer) Uffelman Brenda (Kuhn) Warehime Pamela J. (Bowling) Wildasin Barbara A. (McCleaf) Wrappe Ken Zinn

Class Of 1973 Total Gifts $5,000.00 31.76% of Alumni Contributing Andy Angel Debra M. (McMaster) Becker Mary S. (Small) Brenner Thomas E. Brenner Susan L. (Becker) Bush Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell Joe Conrad Deborah A. (Slagle) Holub Constance M. (Staub) Klunk Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk James S. Klunk Joseph E. “Buzz” Klunk Thomas M. Lawrence Virginia M. (Buffington) MacAvoy George A. Neiderer Russell G. Neiderer II Robert W. Rosensteel Pat (Todt) Slonaker Anthony L. Smith Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Ken Smith Tony A. Smith Jeffrey A. Topper Marian E. (Klunk) Wallet Tony Weaver Becky (Slagle) Zinn

Class Of 1974 Total Gifts $11,795.00 14.94% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Timothy A. Bair Cindy (Topper) Baughman Mary A. Bennett-Messer Mary T. Cole Michael G. Dorman Michael E. Flaherty Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Timothy A. Groft Jane E. (Staub) Helfrick Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Fritz Livelsberger James D. Miller Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Dana (Larkin) Sauers Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Hank Shea Patrick W. Shea Karen A. Shrader Gary L. Smith Diane L. (Cole) Staub Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial Anita L. (Lawrence) Zeigler

Class Of 1975 Total Gifts $339,347.70 13.45% of Alumni Contributing Diane M. (Long) Badolato Jo E. (Overbaugh) Barnhart Mary A. (Sterner) Deatrick Keith G. Dorman Patrick F. Eltz Jeffrey A. Kuhn † Cynthia A. Lawrence Julie A. (Myers) Livelsberger Barbara A. (Price) Mansfield Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Donna M. (Steinour) Munshour Sally A. (Miller) Neiderer Deborah A. (Strausbaugh) Noel Dr. Steven A. Noel Monica A. (Weaver) Phillips William A. Rector, Jr. Susan M. (Jacoby) Reh Barb (Sneeringer) Smith Dennis P. Smith Anthony B. “Smoke” Staub Thomas J. Staub Anita L. (Sorice) Webb John B. Zinn

Class Of 1976 Total Gifts $10,320.00 14.38% of Alumni Contributing Ann F. (Baker) Fuhrman David E. Greenholt Richard A. Groft Michael E. Imler Lynne P. Klauer

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Timothy D. Koontz Sharon A. Kuhn Debra A. (Smith) Laughman Karen M. “Bo” Louey Elaine S. McCleaf Kathy A. (Bevenour) Miller Rob Miller Judy (Tipton) Mummert Rick Mummert Joann L. Neiderer Phil Rider Philip J. Small Dwain M. Smith Barry E. “Gus” Staub Beth A. (Staub) Staub Thomas J. Weaver Barbara E. (Klunk) Wolfe David L. Zinn

Class Of 1977 Total Gifts $8,905.00 14.19% of Alumni Contributing Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Marsha A. Gebhart Regina L. Gebhart Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Dr. Russell E. Greenholt Donna J. (Strausbaugh) Groft Theodore J. Hurley Jack Kale Mary T. (Redding) Kale Jeanne M. Keffer Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Dan Lawrence Rick Little Scott A. McMaster Theresa M. Petry John Reh, Jr. Lewis L. Schnauble, Jr. Timothy S. Shea Lynne M. (Cole) Small Steven A. Sneeringer Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin

Class Of 1978 Total Gifts $6,118.25 14.75% of Alumni Contributing Robert J. Baker Denise L. (Smith) Bortner Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Joseph J. Cline Nick Folmer Jean M. (Smith) Koontz Donald J. Lawrence Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet Alice M. (Sneeringer) Lippy Janine Z. (Zinn) Mundorff Fred A. Noel Patrice M. (Bevenour) Noel Robert G. Smith, Jr. Wayne J. Smith Nancy (Miller) Staub Randy A. Staub Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko Patti (Brenner) Wildasin

Class Of 1979 Total Gifts $4,087.58 13.97% of Alumni Contributing Chad M. Clabaugh Terry A. Conrad Robert G. Coradi Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner Jerry F. Fuhrman, Jr. Karen S. (Shanebrook) George Steve Heiser Greg Lawrence Tierney V. “Buck” Myers Gloria J. Neiderer Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Peter S. Noel Thomas E. Noel Timothy “Moose” Noel Thomas M. Overbaugh Jeff Staub John E. Weaver Brian F. Yealy

Class Of 1980 Total Gifts $26,992.94 11.85% of Alumni Contributing Edward A. Greenholt Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Catherine D. (Neiderer) Kohler Patrick A. Legore Lori A. (McMaster) Long Diane M. (Sneeringer) McBride Greg Noel Kelly K. (Lawver) Noel Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Darryl D. Robinson Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Keith A. Smith Nick Stellhorn Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer Joel E. Weaver Sharon L. (Feeser) Wolniak

Class Of 1981 Total Gifts $1,925.00 9.63% of Alumni Contributing Thomas A. Bair Bradley G. Clabaugh Kimberly J. (Staub) Clabaugh Anthony J. Hagerman Jill M. (Staub) Kagarise Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Michael T. Kostelac Tonia M. (Carbaugh) Little Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Andrew J. Neiderer Philip L. Noel Tom Rider Cheryl A. (McIntyre) Walsh

Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1982 Total Gifts $12,131.25 16.25% of Alumni Contributing Kiril S. Alexandrov Anonymous Beth Britcher Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Jeffery A. Cleveland Joanne L. (Staub) Crouse John A. Daigle William J. Flaherty Timothy J. Kaehler William J. Kale Andrew J. Lawrence Anita M. (Brenner) Livelsberger Gregory A. Livelsberger Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Michael C. Plank Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Steve Shanebrook James R. Slagle III James F. Smith Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Donald J. Sneeringer Anthony M. Staub Greg Staub David C. Waldmann James E. Wildasin Jeanne M. (Lawrence) Zumbrum Michael A. Zumbrum

Class Of 1983 Total Gifts $2,360.00 7.04% of Alumni Contributing Alan J. Hemler Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster James A. Noel III Jean M. Paffenback Teresa A. (Welty) Plank Melvin J. Reinhardt Angela M. Rider Kathryn H. (Hufnagle) Roat Eugene L. “Sonny” Sneeringer, Jr. Wayne P. Staub

Class Of 1984 Total Gifts $5,299.63 9.68% of Alumni Contributing Karen M. Bevenour Philip A. Hagerman Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Lori A. (Olinger) Johnson Donna J. (Plank) Nuzzo Joe Nuzzo Timothy M. Ohm Suzanne M. (Groft) Overdorff Brian D. Smith Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Philip J. “Flip” Steinour Steven R. Szabo

Amy L. (Smith) Warner Lynn M. (Rosner) Yealy

Class Of 1985 Total Gifts $350.00 2.29% of Alumni Contributing Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson Robert D. O’Brien Anita M. (Smith) Smith

Class Of 1986 Total Gifts $4,699.20 8.45% of Alumni Contributing Clare L. (Fenwick) Carter Annette S. (Neiderer) Flannery Jeanette K. (Neiderer) Huff Deacon James M. Nuzzo Shawn J. Orndorff Kelly M. (Binko) Sborlini Douglas A. Smith Laurie A. (Livelsberger) Smith M. Francis Sneeringer Timothy E. Sneeringer Brian P. Wilson Jodi A. (Smith) Wilson

Class Of 1989 Total Gifts $6,450.00 6.49% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1993 Total Gifts $1,630.00 7.96% of Alumni Contributing

Mark L. Dolheimer Lori A. (Carbaugh) Lawrence Joseph A. Neiderer Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Kathleen A. Rider Amy L. Smith Christine M. (Dettinburn) Smith Joseph P. Smith Craig P. Staub Scott F. Staub

Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Joseph J. Bunty, Jr. Mary A. (Miller) Hartlaub David L. Hummer Brett F. James Dr. Jason J. Potocki Erin E. (Smith) Putt Katie (Yeingst) Reneker Devina L. (Plitt) Streb

Class Of 1990 Total Gifts $16,975.00 6.61% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1994 Total Gifts $750.00 8.00% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Kelly M. (Smith) Chronister Wayne R. Felix Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Kevin H. Noel Denise J. (Keating) Slee Kate (Neault) Smith

Lawrence J. “Duke” Allen Jason J. Giraffa Melanie R. (Schmidt) Gonzalez Kevin M. Little Kevin M. Neiderer Allen M. Smith Amy V. (Redding) Smith Melissa A. (Masenheimer) Zinn

Class Of 1987 Total Gifts $60,253.29 6.85% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1991 Total Gifts $3,545.00 9.26% of Alumni Contributing

Dr. Edward A. Hemler Stephen F. Hemler Kelly M. (Little) Keith John C. Kirkpatrick Andrew J. Lawrence Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Robert B. Roth, Jr. Amy M. (Brown) Smith Donald B. Smith, Jr. Brian M. Sneeringer

Anonymous David J. Carter Michelle L. (Murren) Cole Robert D. Dettinburn Melissa R. Elliot Travis A. Kopp B.J. (Mowery) Long Jenny R. (Ernst) Martin James M. Slee II Kristen M. (Mainzer) Zindler

Class Of 1988 Total Gifts $1,423.00 8.57% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1992 Total Gifts $1,415.00 6.82% of Alumni Contributing

Faustina (Perez) Angeles Anonymous Tina M. Cappetta Jason M. Gebhart Chad M. Giraffa Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Jennifer L. (Murren) Kopp Scott A. Long Troy J. McMaster Candy A. (Staub) Sneeringer Mike Sneeringer Cindy (McMaster) Staub

Anonymous Brian A. Bauerline Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Kathleen M. Kotula Rebecca L. Miller Russo Jennifer M. (Bankert) Showers Danielle M. (Thoman) Smith William F. Smith, Jr. Patrick M. Valenti

Class Of 1995 Total Gifts $1,945.00 3.81% of Alumni Contributing Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Rachel L. (Sanders) Moore Eric T. Smith Wade T. Smith

Class Of 1996 Total Gifts $2,150.00 6.14% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Danica L. (Masemer) Bange Eric A. Hamberger Lisa M. Lowrey-Mandato Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD M. Christopher Shuttlesworth Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer

Class Of 1997 Total Gifts $800.00 4.67% of Alumni Contributing Jennifer M. (Buie) Brenner Allyson A. (Hertz) Chiavacci Dr. Janelle M. (Weaver) Hummer Michael W. Seymore Scott M. Weishaar

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Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1998 Total Gifts $1,931.25 7.41% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2003 Total Gifts $590.00 5.65% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2009 Total Gifts $100.00 1.64% of Alumni Contributing

Anonymous (2) Joseph D.W. Fahey Jennifer E. Farrell McGeehan Eric T. Lawrence Kevin A. Leonard Joey L. (Deatrick) Martin Michael D. Martin

Anonymous Nathan L. Hawbaker Pat Heagey Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence Matthew D. Routson John D. Shadle Dr. Joshua B. Slee

Anonymous Dr. Katie C. Sneeringer

Class Of 1999 Total Gifts $850.00 5.36% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2004 Total Gifts $7,105.00 3.77% of Alumni Contributing

Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Mitchell J. Kaehler

Beth (Robinson) Groft Rick Groft Melissa J. Mahone Juli A. (Kale) Megonnell Amy L. (Miller) Redding Shaun L. Zeigler

Class Of 2000 Total Gifts $1,215.00 5.31% of Alumni Contributing Paul R. Arigo Dr. Brad R. Conrad Katie (Corey) Grogg Ryan A. Grogg Robert B. Miller Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline

Class Of 2001 Total Gifts $2,665.00 8.82% of Alumni Contributing Brent F. Clabaugh Liz (Kressley) Kamler Tiffany F. Lawrence Brian A. Moore Courtney A. (Staub) Myers Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Philip G. Redding Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan David J. Sherdel

Class Of 2002 Total Gifts $530.00 4.67% of Alumni Contributing Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Matthew P. Morley Laura C. (Routson) Mosley Mark E. Neigh Ashley M. (Gibbs) Zinalabedini

Anonymous Elizabeth A. (McGonigal) Clabaugh Dr. Katie M. Hertz Patrick J. Staub

Class Of 2010 Total Gifts $50.00 1.61% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2011 Total Gifts $2,750.00 4.20% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2005 Total Gifts $290.00 2.59% of Alumni Contributing

Jerad R. Pfaff Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff Eric C. Smith Roberto D. Ugarte Daniel L. Wildasin, Jr.

John C. Crouch, Jr. Kimberly A. (Robinson) Flickinger Sarah J. (Lawrence) Winter

Class Of 2012 Total Gifts $1,850.00 6.36% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 2006 Total Gifts $5,285.00 3.40% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg Taryn E. (Collins) Routson Joshua P. Vyskocil

Class Of 2007 Total Gifts $165.00 3.42% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Sarah A. (Klunk) Christ Nina E. Cline Brian J. Eckenrode Brandon R. Smith

Class Of 2008 Total Gifts $2,430.50 6.25% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Molly E. Beckner Dr. Charles D. Hertz Kelly M. (Coleman) Hertz Michael D. Kale Brian F. Kilkelly Sarah E. Messer Ian J. Pugh Craig R. Snyder

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Anonymous Brett S. Geraghty Carly L. (Hviding) Landolfi David L. Mace Kathleen E. Nuzzo Gregory M. Smith Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin

Class Of 2013 Total Gifts $610.00 1.74% of Alumni Contributing Isabela A. (Ugarte) Greenholt Carly N. (Dessecker) Mitchell

Class Of 2014 Total Gifts $125.00 2.13% of Alumni Contributing Rachel E. Hottle Isaac C. Orndorff

Class Of 2015 Total Gifts $310.00 4.20% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Hunter M. Keith Tyler T. Loucks James M. O’Boyle Kelly E. O’Boyle

Class Of 2016 Total Gifts $50.00 2.97% of Alumni Contributing Benjamin M. Dessecker Cody A. Klinedinst Sophia A. (Lookingbill) O’Brien

Class Of 2017 Total Gifts $360.00 3.42% of Alumni Contributing Robert A. Laudani Alec M. Maitland Dominic A. Nield Jillian A. Novak Armando L. Ugarte

Class Of 2018 Total Gifts $40.00 3.00% of Alumni Contributing Tess S. Maitland Makenna A. Martin Sydney A.R. (Keith) Peña

Class Of 2019 Total Gifts $25.00 1.75% of Alumni Contributing Bailey A. Klinedinst Mateo V. Ugarte

Class Of 2020 Total Gifts $25.00 1.20% of Alumni Contributing Abigail K. Smith

Class Of 2021 Total Gifts $45.00 3.37% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Ethan C. Martin Eduardo T. Ugarte

Class Of 2022 Total Gifts $190.00 5.68% of Alumni Contributing Justin R. Emeigh Gabrielle M. Roberts Daniel G. Roe

Honor Roll of Donors Elijah J. Staub Faith R. Warehime

Class Of 2023 Total Gifts $19.02 4.60% of Students Contributing Nicole R. Gingrich Liam P. Russell Rachel L. Smith Yuanwei Yao

Class Of 2024 Total Gifts $52.00 7.50% of Students Contributing Emma E. Bunty Lillian G. Dessecker Ella M. Kuhn Caroline V. Payne Victoria R. Staub Molly K. Stonesifer

Class Of 2025 Total Gifts $20.50 2.13% of Students Contributing Teagan B. Funkhouser Joseph B. McCall

Class Of 2026 Total Gifts $158.65 13.79% of Students Contributing Bryce-Mckenzie A. Brown Enzo DiFatta Julianna E. Donahue Catherine R. Donnelly Aiden P. Fahey Ysabella S. Garcia Maddox P. Glass Aubrey J. Harrington Avery C. Heberling Kali R. Hilfiger Lilian M. Shanabrook Jillian M. Sherdel

Board of Directors Donors Total Gifts $41,494.63 56.25% of Board of Directors Contributing 22.22% of Pastoral Members Contributing William J. Bowker Leland D. Hughes Travis A. Kopp ’91 Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons, V.F. Kathy P. Miller William J. Morley Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline ’00 Leanne C. Ugarte Michelle T. Warehime

Administration, Faculty & Staff Donors Total Gifts $3,331.23 46.67% of Administration, Faculty & StaffContributing Timothy N. Bonitz, Jr. Dr. Carmen Brown Kimberly A. Cook John D. Fournie Julia T. Fuhrman Ryan A. Grogg Kristine Hammar L. Kay Hefner Jennifer A. Knechtmann Dave Lawrence Eric T. Lawrence Stephanie R. Leader William J. Lippe Mary T. Martz Brendan J. McCall Thomas S. Meyer, Sr. Kathleen E. Murren Michele P. Noel Kate Phenicie Ruthann M. Pinkos Rev. John B. Rudolph, Sr. William F. Smith, Jr. Candy A. Sneeringer Elizabeth L. Taylor Matthew L. Thomas Dr. Barbara J. Wert Brian F. Yealy Lynn M. Yealy

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SPORTS

SHORTS

2022-23 Boys’ Basketball The Squires (17-9, 9-5 YAIAA III) burst out of the gates with 11 wins in their first 13 contests and reached the PIAA District 3 Championship games for the first time in 10 years. Coming off a regular season sweep at the hands of Diocesan and division rival York Catholic, Delone Catholic went on the road in the first round of the District playoffs and grabbed a four-point win against the Fighting Irish. In the next round, the Squires put together a stirring comeback on the road against top-seeded Columbia. Down by 17 at halftime, the visitors relentlessly clawed back to a 54-48 win. After earning district silver, the season finished just short in one of the most thrilling games ever played in the Sheppard Gym. The Squires battled North Penn-Mansfield in a back-andforth PIAA first round game, and they had a good look at a buzzer-beating three-pointer which would have sent the game to overtime, but rimmed out. Camden Keller ’24 and Bryson Kopp ’23 were named to the YAIAA Division IV All-Star first team, and Gage Zimmerman ’24 received honorable mention. Bryson Kopp ’23

2022-23 Girls’ Basketball The Squirettes (25-4, 12-0 YAIAA IV) continued their recent run of dominance within division play. They captured their sixth consecutive division crown and upped their winning streak in division play to 60 games. They also have an active home winning streak of 49 straight, made more impressive by the inclusion of eight wins in the district playoffs and three in state playoff contests. After graduating six seniors in 2022, all of whom went on to play at the college level, a young team gelled quickly. Their only loss in the season’s first 23 contests came to a Class 6A state playoff participant from the previous season. The Squirettes reached the 20-win plateau for the 20th time in 24 seasons under head coach Gerry Eckenrode. Megan Jacoby ’25 was named YAIAA Division IV Player of the Year by the league’s coaches. Reece Meckley ’26 joined her on the all-division first team, while Brielle Baughman ’24 was on the second team, and Kaitlyn Schwarz ’24 received honorable mention.

2022-23 Wrestling The Squires (3-15, 2-4 YAIAA III) picked up a win against East Pennsboro in December’s Snacktown Duals at Hanover, and got league victories over York Tech and Fairfield in January. Individually, Austin Gregg ’25 won the 152-pound weight class at East Pennsboro’s season opening Big Cat Brawl. Isaac Roth ’23 was the runner-up at 172 pounds. Colby Noel ’24 placed seventh at 127 pounds, and Gregg finished eighth at 145 pounds in the District 3 Class 2A Section 1 Championships. Isaac Roth ’23

2023 Baseball The Squires (13-9, 11-4 YAIAA IV) captured their second straight YAIAA Division IV title, in part, by opening league play on a seven-game winning streak. Their division crown qualified them for the YAIAA tournament. In the semifinals, they turned the tables on Bermudian Springs with a 3-0 win after dropping the regular season meeting. They were tied with Susquehannock after five innings in the championship game before a big sixth from the Warriors put the game out of reach. In the District 3 Class 2A semifinal, Delone Catholic went on the road and locked up in a pitchers’ duel with top-seeded Halifax. The Wildcats scratched out a single run in the bottom of the seventh for a 1-0 win ending the Squires’ season. Head coach Jimmy Smith ’82 was named YAIAA Division IV Coach of the Year. Aidan Wittmer ’24 (pitcher), Brodie Collins ’23 (catcher), Trent Giraffa ’23 (infielder), and Brady Dettinburn ’24 (outfielder) were all named first-team all-stars, and Denver Ostrum ’24 received honorable mention.

Megan Jacoby ’25

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Trent Giraffa ’23 (infielder)

SCAN CODE AND STAY UP TO DATE! 2023 Boys’ Lacrosse The Squires (2-13, 1-12 YAIAA I) dropped a 6-5 decision at KennardDale on Apr. 13. Less than 24 hours later, they returned home and got in the win column with a 9-6 victory against York Suburban. They also closed out the season with a 14-2 win over Mifflin County. Landon Smith

2023 Boys’ Tennis The Squires (4-7, 1-6 YAIAA II) picked up wins against York Suburban, York Catholic, Dover, and York Country Day. Collin Kuhn ’26 and Sebastian Fielding ’24 qualified for the YAIAA Class 2A Singles Tournament. Kuhn, the fifth seed, reached the quarterfinals before bowing out. The duo also was the third-seeded pairing in the league doubles tournament and reached the quarterfinals. Sebastian Fielding ’24

2023 Softball The Squirettes (14-7, 12-4 YAIAA IV) grabbed a piece of their 10th YAIAA division title in the last 11 seasons, and they earned the Division IV berth in the YAIAA tournament thanks to a season sweep of co-champion Fairfield. They put together two four-game winning streaks and a three-game run, and did not lose consecutive games during the regular season. Delone Catholic dropped the YAIAA semifinal to Littlestown, and their season ended with a loss to Newport in the District 3 Class 2A semifinal. Amy Anderson ’23 was named YAIAA Division IV Pitcher of the Year by the league’s coaches. Teagan Funkhouser ’25, Olivia Kale ’24, Kat Keller ’24, and Jill Sherdel ’26 all received honorable mention. Amy Anderson ‘23

2023 Track and Field The Squires (4-2, 4-2 YAIAA III) and Squirettes (5-1, 5-1 YAIAA III) both made strong showings in the regular season. At the District 3 Class 2A Championships, Ryder Noel ’23 led a group of top-10 finishers, placing second in the 100-meter dash. Aden Davis ’23 was the fourth-place finisher in the 1600, and Bryson Kopp ’23 placed eighth in the long jump. Emma Bunty placed fifth in the 100-meter hurdles and seventh in the 300-meter hurdles. Fina Mochi ’23 tied for second in the high jump and placed sixth in the pole vault, and Laura Knobloch ’24 came in 10th in the javelin. Noel and Mochi closed out the season with a 16th-place showing in the 100-meter dash and a tie for 23rd in the high jump, respectively, at the PIAA Class 2A Championships. They were joined by Davis as honorable mentions on the YAIAA Track and Field All-Star Team.

2023 Track and Field

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Memoriam

Joseph E. Poist ’57 – 7/30/23 Linda J. (Miller) Twardowicz ’57 – 2/7/23

Alumni

Robert L. Weaver ’57, P’83, P’85 – 6/26/23

Please keep all of the deceased alumni of Delone Catholic High School in your prayers, especially those who have passed away recently:

Harold G. “Looky” Luckenbaugh, Sr. ’58 – 3/2/23

Sister Ignatia M. (Isabel J.) Smith, SSJ ’40 – 4/28/23 Catherine R. Breighner ’42 – 4/29/23 Ralph G. Carbaugh ’42 – 11/25/22 Mary J. (Snyder) Clark Wierman ’42, P’62, P’64, P’66, P’73 – 6/15/23 Betty K. (Kuhn) Arter ’47, P’75, P’78 – 5/4/23 Robert Dale Fuhrman ’47, P’69, P’70, P’72, P’77, P’82 – 5/25/23 Rosella A. (Baublitz) Rang ’47, P’66, P’70 – 2/22/23 Rose A. (Sneeringer) Britcher ’48 – 2/26/23 Dolores M. (Noel) Smith ’48, P’72, P’73, P’74, P’76, P’77 – 6/16/23 Suzanne T. (Kiser) Crock ’49 – 3/27/23 Donald E. Hertz ’49, P’75, P’80 – 8/4/23 Sister Ann Louise Smith, MMS ’49 – 1/23/23 Dorothy A. (Shrader) Kress ’50, P’69, P’78 – 7/30/23 Carolyn F. (Funk) Masemer ’50 – 6/11/23 Geraldine D. (Lingg) Fernandez ’51 – 1/17/22 Barbara J. (Little) Koontz ’51, P’72, P’74, P’76, P’84, P’87 – 7/30/23 Elizabeth J. (Donnelly) Moreland ’51 – 8/16/23 Quay J. Menges ’52, P’76, P’77, P’80, P’83 – 7/8/23 William B. Lawrence ’53, P’75, P’77, P’79, P’80, P’83, P’92 – 7/15/23 Norbert J. Czapp ’54 – 4/12/23 Louise E. (Risse) Badgett ’55 – 3/4/23 Andrew C. Brady ’55 – 8/5/23 Ruthann T. (Geiman) Selby ’55 – 6/7/23 Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer ’55, P’74, P’75, P’77, P’77, P’79, P’79 – 3/28/23 Fred G. Staub ’55 – 7/3/23 Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty ’56, P’86, P’87, P’93 – 2/23/23 Thomas G. Carbaugh ’56, P’74 – 3/20/23 Karl E. Moore ’56 – 7/5/23 Marlene C. (Staub) Staub ’56, P’86 – 3/10/23 Lois E. (Eline) Donsen ’57 – 8/20/23 Robert B. Flickinger ’57 – 6/12/23 Philip J. Hoke ’57, P’84, P’87 – 6/25/23 Donald J. “Sam” Little, Sr. ’57, P’79, P’80, P’82, P’84, P’86, P’90, P’91, P’94, P’96, P’98, P’01 – 3/10/23 Gary F. Livelsberger ’57 – 1/29/23

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William L. Bell ’58 – 5/3/23 Earl R. Mann ’58, P’78, P’78, P’86 – 7/4/23 Theresa M. (Krichten) Eastman ’59 – 6/17/23 Patricia J. (Weaver) Gantz ’59 – 7/1/23 Judy C. (Hamm) Grove ’59 – 3/25/23 Anna M. (Murren) Owings ’61 – 4/13/23 Mary L. (Adair) Redding ’61 – 5/11/23 Kathleen L. (Staub) Toal ’61 – 5/2/23 Loretta A. (Kuhn) Weaver ’61 – 4/5/23 Michael R. Zimmerman ’61 – 6/9/23 Teresa M. (Rider) Wagner ’62 – 7/11/23 Ronald E. Little, Sr. ’63 – 7/30/23 Raymond J. Smith ’63 – 3/9/23 Patricia L. Staub ’63 – 2/28/23 John R. Gobel ’64 – 6/10/22 Margaret M. “Maggie” (Miller) Goldstein ’65 – 2/20/23 Stephen M. Weaver ’66 – 4/25/23 Richard P. Livelsberger, Jr. ’67 – 4/24/23 Joyce C. (Long) Tedder ’68, P’88 – 7/17/23 Lawrence J. Becker ’69 – 4/30/23 Margaret B. (Neiderer) Leese ’69 – 6/7/23 Anthony C. Groft ’71 – 8/18/23 Stephen F. Neiderer ’71 – 5/26/23 David F. Yealy ’71, P’02 – 7/7/23 Gloria J. (Staub) Harbold ’72 – 6/2/23 Eugene R. Krug ’73 – 6/29/23 Ronald E. Smith ’77 – 4/18/23 Anthony M. Carbaugh ’79 – 4/21/23 Brian L. Reichart ’86, P’21, P’22 – 4/3/23 Paula E. (Hagerman) McCaffery ’89 – 5/11/23 JoAnn M. (Murren) Kirkpatrick ’90 – 8/7/23 Jennifer A. (Shrader) Bergels ’96 – 7/13/23 John V. Hefner ’03 – 6/1/23

Other Members of the DCHS 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: Robert F. Banaszewski P’10 – 4/13/23 Nicholas E. Bedessem – 1/9/22 Arthur J. Binner P’84, P’86, P’96 – 6/26/23

Sister Maria Benedetta Boyle, SSJ 1935-2023

Sister Joan Blair, SSJ, Former Faculty – 5/19/23 Sister Maria Benedetta Boyle, SSJ, Former Faculty – 3/3/23 Donald E. Bowman, Sr. – 3/6/23 Daniel A. Dundon P’91 – 6/9/23 Eileen A. Huddler P’15 – 5/26/23 Johnny F. Jako, Former Staff – 7/20/23 Mary J. Kale P’88, P’91, P’95 – 7/20/23 Sister Rita Edward Karnell, SSJ, Former Faculty – 5/6/23 Bernard J. “Jake” Krichten, Sr. P’68, P’69, P’74 – 2/21/23

Johnny F. Jako 1940-2023

Melvin J. “Jim” Krumrine, Jr. – 5/5/23 James R. Lauritsen P’93 – 2/28/23 James R. LeFaivre P’89, P’91, P’93, P’96, P’00 – 3/21/23 Robert L. Malehorn, Sr., Former Staff – 6/4/23 Remedios Q. “Remy” Miller P’96, P’98, P’99 – 4/21/23 Robert M. Mochi P’23, P’24 – 8/5/23 Arlene E. Neiderer P’77 – 4/7/23 Linda L. Sluck P’93 – 8/11/22 Helen L. Smith P’78, P’80, P’85, P’86, P’89 – 6/3/23 Neil F. Smith P’78, P’80, P’85, P’86, P’89, Former Board Member – 6/15/23

Sister Rita Edward Karnell, SSJ 1933-2023

Vernon E. Speelman P’73 – 7/24/23 Bonnie L. Stick, Former Faculty – 2/25/23 Ronald A. Valenti P’92, P’94 – 3/2/23 Faye L. Walter – 7/27/23 Daniel L. Wineke, Sr. P’83 – 4/3/23 Stephen D. Wolford – 8/4/23

Sister Joan Blair, SSJ 1938-2023

Bonnie L. Stick 1952-2023

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Alumni

News Class of 1946

Margaret (Groft ) Wagaman celebrated her 95th birthday in April 2023 in the company of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

Save the Dates 2023 October 13 Future Squires Band, Cheer & Football Night October 22 Fall Open House & Scholarship Competition November 16 Alumni & Friends Fall Social at The Ballroom on Broadway

November 17-19 Fall Play December 1 Little Squires Christmas Pajama Party December 17 Christmas Concert

2024 Margaret (Groft) Wagaman surrounded by her seven children. Back row left to right: Micheal Wagaman, Jeffrey Wagaman, Patrick Wagaman, Mello Wagaman II. Front row: Melanie (Wagaman) Deller, Cynthia (Wagaman) Payne, Rebecca Wagaman.

Class of 2000 Jim Zinn is being inducted into the DeSales University Athletics Hall of Fame in Center Valley, Pa., as part of the university’s homecoming 2023 festivities. A 2004 graduate of DeSales, he still holds the single season record in three-point percentage at the university.

Class of 2023 Jacob ’23, Molly ’25 and Lia Fleming ‘27 visited Thunder Hole in Maine’s Acadia National Park over the summer.

February 3 CYO Girls’ Basketball Night

April 10 Little Squires: Take Me Out to the Ballgame

February 9 Hall of Honor Dinner & Induction 6-10 p.m.

April 12 Boys’ Delone in the Dark

March 13 Squire Impact Day March 23 Welcome Breakfast for the Class of 2028 April 5 Girls’ Delone in the Dark

April 21 Spring Concert April 26 Ladies’ Spring Tea June 8 Henny Noel Memorial Golf Tournament October 11-13 Homecoming 2024

2025 October 3-5 Homecoming 2025

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Faculty & Staff

News Departures

At the end of the 2022-23 school year, Science Department Chair Ruthann Pinkos and Tech Ed Teacher Ted Goeres retired. In addition, English Chair Nancy Duffy P’13, P’19 and Business/ Information Technology/Math Teacher Ryan Grogg ’00 announced that they would be moving on from Delone Catholic. Ms. Duffy moving closer to family, and Mr. Grogg returning to a public school position after two years at his alma mater. Prior to these departures, Science Teacher Julie Bowman ’14 left Delone Catholic for a job outside the field of education. Over the summer, Social Studies Teacher Jennifer Knectmann, World Language Teacher Celia Cuadrado, and Family & Consumer Science Teacher Cora Shields accepted teaching positions at other schools, Math/Science Teacher Barkley Walter ’08 announced his engagement and accepted a teaching position out of the area, and English Teacher Meghan Girroir P’14, P’21 seized the opportunity to move closer to her New England roots. Main Office Administrative Assistant Heather Kehr accepted a position teaching third grade at St. Francis Xavier Catholic School in Gettysburg, Pa. Delone Catholic is grateful for the indelible impact each of these educators has made over many collective years of faithful service to our Squires, and wish the best for them in their future endeavors.

Changes Vacating a teaching position on the math faculty, Rev. John Rudolph, Sr. P’22, P’25 has been appointed as the school’s Director of Athletics. Mr. Matthew Thomas has left his role as Director of Enrollment and Outreach for a new position on the Advancement team as the Director of Community Engagement.

Arrivals For 2023-24, math and science have been combined into a single department, chaired by Mrs. Candy (Staub) Sneeringer ‘88. The Math and Science Department has welcomed several new and experienced teachers to fill vacancies, as well as an additional science position that has been added to the department. Mrs. Sara (Smith) Aguilar ’10, Ms. Savannah Dawson, and Mrs. Melissa Rectanus joined the Science faculty. Ms. Mary Miller and Ms. Grace Nicosia joined the Math faculty. Mrs. Mary Martz P’12, P’14, P’17, P’19, P’22, P’26, P’27, who served as a long-term substitute in 2022-23, has been hired as a permanent member of the Sacred Studies faculty. In the humanities disciplines, Ms. Elizabeth Brennan and Ms. Gabi Cranga ’17 have joined the English faculty, Ms. Emmanuelle Dougé, the World Languages faculty, and Mr. Aaron Urbanski, the Social Studies faculty. In the fine and practical arts, Delone Catholic welcomes Tech Ed Teacher Tim Tracey. For the fall semester, Ms. Amber Smith will be student teaching in Family & Consumer Science, with cooperating teacher Mrs. Joan Hammond. Ms. Smith will officially join the faculty upon her graduation from Messiah University in December. Mrs. Amy (Bell) Miller ’05 has joined the Advancement team as the Director of Enrollment, and Mrs. Kathy Sheerer P’22 has assumed the role of Main Office Administrative Assistant. Delone Catholic thanks these individuals for heeding God’s call to the ministry of Catholic education and looks forward to the contributions they will make as members of the school community.

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Reunion

News

Will you be having a class reunion in 2024? Even if it is a not an anniversary that ends in a “0” or a “5”, please let us know. Many classes get together monthly, annually, or on a different schedule. If you are the coordinator of a reunion, please contact us with your information so that we can provide you with updated information on your classmates. We’ll also include your information on our website so those who are interested can find out what is being planned. Please contact the Office of Advancement so we can help you get the word out. As information becomes available on upcoming reunions, it will be added to the website. Please check DeloneCatholic.org > Alumni & Friends > Reunions. Office of Advancement 717-637-5969, Ext. 211 advancement@delonecatholic.org

Class of 1964 | 59th Reunion

The Class of 1964 will meet for its annual luncheon at 12 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 6, 2023 at Inn 94 Restaurant, 4805 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford. For more information, contact Carolyn (Wagner) Sponseller at 717-637-8061 or carolynsponseller@icloud.com.

Class of 1965 | Reunion Luncheons The Class of 1965 meets for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month. From Sept.-May, the location is Dutch Country Restaurant, 946 Baltimore Street, Hanover. In June, July, and August, the location is Crabbs Tropical Treat, 2279 Carlisle Pike, Hanover. All are welcome.

Class of 1966 | 58th Reunion

Class of 1953 | 70th Reunion

The Class of 1966 will hold its 58th Reunion on Saturday, April 20, 2024 at Inn 94 Restaurant, 4805 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford.

The Class of 1953 will hold its 70th Reunion at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023 at Inn 94 Restaurant, 4805 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford.

For more information, contact Pat (Breiner) Webb at paw4893@gmail.com or Julie (Houser) Hawbaker at 717-632-0620.

For more information, contact Dick Crouse at 717-637-2846.

Class of 1968 | 58th Reunion

Class of 1957 | Reunion Luncheons The Class of 1957 meets for lunch at 12 p.m. on the first Monday of every month at Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, 1180 Carlisle Street, Hanover. All are welcome.

Class of 1958 | 65th Reunion The Class of 1958 will hold its 65th Reunion on Friday, Sept. 8, 2023 at Hickory Bridge Farm Restaurant, 96 Hickory Bridge Road, Orrtanna. Information was communicated directly to classmates.

Class of 1961 | Reunion Luncheons The Class of 1961 meets for lunch at 12:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of every month at Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, 1180 Carlisle Street, Hanover. All are welcome.

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The Class of 1968 will hold its 55th Reunion from 11 a.m.2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2023 at Inn 94 Restaurant, 4805 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford. For more information, contact Mike Shanebrook at 717-334-2069/717-476-8205, Russ Flickinger at 717-634-8807, or Dave Swope at 717-624-8134.

Class of 1978 | 45th Reunion

The Class of 1978 will holds its 45th Reunion from 6-10 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023 at the McSherrystown Moose, 534 South Street, McSherrystown. Any classmates who are interested in taking a tour of the school can meet at the South Street entrance to the Sheppard Gym Lobby at 4 p.m. For more information, contact Laurie (Smith) Brant at 717-977-6235 or lbrant1960@gmail.com, Fred Noel at 412-680-2095 or frednoel412@gmail.com, or Janine (Zinn) Mundorff at 717-965-5815 or jmundorff@wellspan.org.

Class of 1973 | 50th Reunion The Class of 1973 held its 50th reunion at the McSherrystown Moose on July 22. More than 80 members of the class gathered to renew friendships, remember classmates who have been lost over the years, and receive their Golden Diplomas from Principal William Lippe. Many in attendance said they are eager to continue the celebration during Delone Catholic’s Homecoming 2023 festivities in the fall.

Class of 1982 | 40th Reunion The Class of 1982 held its 40th Reunion at the McSherrystown Knights of Columbus on Oct. 8, 2022.

Class of 1983 | 40th Reunion

Class of 1998 | 25th Reunion

The Class of 1983 will hold a casual 40th Reunion from 5:309:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023 at the McSherrystown Knights of Columbus, 342 Main Street, McSherrystown.

The Class of 1998 will hold its 25th Reunion from 6-10 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023 at the Markets of Hanover Public House, 1649 Broadway Hanover.

For more information, email Ang Rider at deloneclassof1983@gmail.com.

For more information, contact Eric Lawrence at 717-637-5969, Ext. 201 or email elawrence@delonecatholic.org.

Class of 1988 | 35th Reunion The Class of 1988 will hold its 35th Reunion at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023 at the Bonneauville CWV, 28 Hickory Ave, Gettysburg. For more information, contact Elena (Wildasin) Umland at 215-847-6654 or elena_umland@yahoo.com. Additional information can be found on the Class of 1988 Facebook page.

Class of 2003 | 20th Reunion The Class of 2003 will hold its 20th Reunion from 6-10 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023 at Battlefield Brew Works & Spirits of Gettysburg Distillery, 248 Hunterstown Road, Gettysburg. For more information, contact Pat Heagey at 717-476-9682 or pheageypac@gmail.com.

Class of 1993 | 30th Reunion The Class of 1993 will hold its 30th Reunion from 5-10 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023 at the McSherrystown Knights of Columbus, 342 Main Street, McSherrystown For more information, contact Tara (Strasbaugh) Shober at 717-515-7901 or tshober316@gmail.com or Joe Bunty at joebunty@gmail.com.

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Delone Catholic Class of 2023 Graduates Offered more than $8.8 million in Scholarships By Julia T. Fuhrman “You have a diploma, and you have a good day!” With a line inspired by “our wonderful cafeteria ladies,” Salutatorian Arielle Snyder ‘23 finished her speech welcoming fellow Delone Catholic High School Class of 2023 graduates. Delone Catholic High School held commencement exercises for the Class of 2023 on Friday, May 19, 2023, at 6:30 p.m. on J.T. Flaherty Field. Superintendent of Schools and Secretary of Education for the Diocese of Harrisburg, Mr. Daniel Breen, conferred the diplomas. The Class of 2023 Valedictorian is Lily Ann Shriner, daughter of Eric ‘96 and Michelle Shriner of Gettysburg. Lily has held many leadership roles during her high school career, including Executive Student Council Treasurer, National Honor Society Treasurer, Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica Vice President, Tri-M Music Honor Society Vice President, and Interact Club CoPresident. She was also a member of the National English Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society. She was a member of the Marching Band, Concert Band, and County Band. Lily has been accepted to Pennsylvania State University Park, George Mason University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Virginia Tech University, and North Carolina State University. She plans on attending the College of William and Mary, majoring in Biology and Marine Science. She hopes to become an environmental researcher traveling the world. Addressing her classmates, Shriner recollected the time spent freshman year coping with math tests and COVID tests simultaneously. In the time spent in social isolation, Shriner reflected, “Years of our personal evolution was compressed into just a few short months, and I believe we all became better human beings out of this experience.” Shriner continued the theme of embracing the unexpected, sharing, “From my perspective, life is like a Taco Bell drivethrough. You can plan out everything you want, get to the window, and order perfectly, but the brown paper bag of life you will get is never going to have every taco you want made perfectly. Life without twists and turns would be boring. I will

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Morgan Hartlaub ‘23 holds a photo of her grandfather, Thomas “Zeke” Miller ‘73, who passed away in 2015.

always remember those times in high school when I wasn’t perfect or took a risk I was unsure of.” She concluded, “You are miles ahead of the person you were freshman year, and there are countless roads ahead to explore in your future. In the words of Saint Catherine of Siena, ‘Be who God meant you to be, and you will set the world on fire.’” The Class of 2023 Salutatorian is Arielle Kate Snyder, daughter of David and Stephanie Snyder of Hanover. She was the Executive President of the Student Council and the Co-President of the Interact Club. In addition, Arielle was inducted into membership in the National Honor Society, the National English Honor Society, the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica, and the Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society. She was also a member of the girls’ volleyball and basketball programs. Arielle has been accepted to York College of Pennsylvania and Shippensburg University. She plans on attending Shippensburg University with an interest in forensic science and has enlisted in the U.S. Army National Guard. In her speech, Snyder also touched on the uncertainty that characterized the four years of high school for this class, while reminding her classmates, “...let us always keep in mind that Delone Catholic has prepared us to lead, prepared us to serve, and prepared us for life, and these are our roots. The families that supported us, the friends that we made, and the teachers that expanded our minds intellectually and our spirits religiously are the reason that we have such bright futures ahead of us. While what the future holds for us may be unclear, here we learned who we are, who we want to be, and what we believe in.”

In the immediate future, 89 percent of the Class of 2023 will pursue further education at colleges and trade schools, one percent will enter the military, and nine percent will enter the workforce after graduation. 17 percent of the class participated in internships during high school, while another six percent finished vocational training programs. Together, the Class of 2023 performed more than 12,950 hours of service to the community. Earlier the week of graduation, the Class of 2023 and their families gathered for a Baccalaureate Mass on Tuesday, May 16 at 5:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Hanover, Pa. Rev. Michael Reid, the principal celebrant, was joined by many of the priests and deacons of the Adams Deanery. Rev. Samuel Miller, the school’s chaplain, gave the homily, reminding students that they would always have their faith to sustain them no matter where life’s journey takes them. The evening concluded with a celebration for families and guests in the church’s parking lot. The Senior Awards Ceremony was held on Thursday, May 19, 2023, at 9:15 a.m. in the Lawrence B. (Sonny) Sheppard, Jr. Memorial Gymnasium, with several guests on hand to present scholarships and awards, many of which are available exclusively to graduates of Delone Catholic High School. Gracie Wildasin earned the Catholic Faith Award, perhaps the school’s highest honor. In her nomination, Campus Minister,

Golden graduate Pat (Becker) Felix ’73 joins her grandson, Camden Felix ’23, during the ceremony.

Mrs. Kate Phenicie wrote, “Gracie has a beautiful witness of a young disciple. She is not shy about displaying her desire to follow God and dedication to the Church and strives to do the right thing consistently in her life. I am thrilled to recommend her as a very worthy recipient of the Catholic Faith Award.”

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