The Squire, Vol. 3 - Fall 2022

The Squire Vol. 3 Fall | 2022

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

Squires Capture District III Gold!

From the

Principal Ready or not, here I come!

This cry from the popular children’s game, Hide-and-Seek, captures the mood at the beginning of each upcoming year. At Delone Catholic, after a very busy summer, we ARE ready to welcome the student body back with a few changes and surprises from last year.

Top-of-mind is the response to the pandemic. While SARS-CoV-2 is invariably here to stay, the public health threat posed by it has clearly diminished as evidenced by updated guidelines provided by the CDC. Practically, this means that masks are no longer required and social distancing and contact tracing will no longer be enforced.

All of this effectively means that, especially in schools, post-pandemic life ought to increasingly resemble life before the spring of 2020! Glory be to God! This summer has also witnessed some important upgrades to our facilities. First, thanks to the fundraising efforts spearheaded by Board member Travis Kopp ‘91 and the generosity of many donors, including Gettle Inc., the Sheppard Gymnasium now features significantly improved lighting and sound systems, among other improvements. I recently stopped by while the lights were on and music was playing and was altogether pleased and surprised by how much better the experience was. I can’t wait to see these put to full effect during the upcoming fall and winter competition seasons.

Second, the cafeteria, which, last year, was the subject of a student design competition, has received painting and lighting upgrades, and will soon have new tables, to reflect the winning design. The new space will be a more convivial and enjoyable place to eat and socialize, and I believe it will stir up school pride as well. Of course, these upgrades would not have been possible without the generosity of benefactors who believe in the school. We are grateful to all our benefactors who, by their generosity, validate our mission of preparing the next generation to “Be Doers of the Word.”

Third, be on the lookout for the installation of a digital sign in replacement of our current one on Oxford Avenue in the coming weeks. With the capacity for remote programming, it will be an important element, together with our social media efforts, in sharing information with our stakeholders. Many thanks to facilities manager Tony Poist ‘78 and his crew members, Tom Meyer and Barry Eyler, for their involvement in the abovementioned and other improvements to our facilities over this past summer. With renewed attention to the environment in which our students learn, compete, and socialize, the facilities are becoming ever more pleasing.

At a time characterized by teacher attrition nationwide, I am happy to report that the Delone Catholic faculty is both fully staffed and blessed by the addition of three new members! Reverend John Rudolph P’22, P’25 who is no stranger to the classroom having previously served in public schools, has joined the mathematics faculty. Dr. Leo White, a philosopher by training with years of university teaching experience, takes his place in the social studies department, while Ms. Jessica Bassili, herself a product of Catholic schools in the Harrisburg Diocese, is ready to fill the big shoes left behind by Mrs. Judy DiPuppo P’93, P’96, as a member of the Sacred Studies faculty. Together with their returning colleagues, each is eager for the academic year.

Ready or not, here I come? Bring it on. After a busy summer, we’re ready and look forward to a rewarding and productive academic year.

With every good wish,

William Lippe P ‘25, EdM Principal

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educates and challenges students

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spiritually, academically, physically,

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socially, and aesthetically within the

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

traditions and teachings of the

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Roman Catholic Church.

This challenge will inspire students to encounter Jesus Christ personally and to Squires Capture District III Gold!

“Be Doers of the Word” (James 1:22).

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The Squire is published each spring and fall by the Delone Catholic High School Office of Advancement.

It is compiled by David F. Salter, Executive Editor; Stephanie R. Leader, Manging Editor; Proforma Graphic Concepts/Dan Badolato P’03; Editorial Contributions by Eric T. Lawrence ’98, Julia T. Fuhrman, and William J. Lippe P‘25.

3 Prepared for Life: Lance Reneker ‘13

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Alumni News

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Save the Dates

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Alumni Profile: Kyle Ott ‘11

Delone Catholic High School Archive, Brienna Richelle Photography, Julia T. Fuhrman, Stephanie R. Leader, Amy M. (Brodie) Collins ’95.

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Prepared to Serve: Music & Ministry

6 Student Profile: Ripleigh Maring ‘25

10 Faculty Profile: Carmen Brown P’07 11 Advancement Director’s Message 12 Honor Roll of Donors 26 In Memoriam 27

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Sports Shorts

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Graduation Roundup

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to Lead

National Park Superintendent Tina Cappetta ‘88

by David F. Salter “At every stage of my career, I’ve looked at the next step, and I’ve said, I might like to do that job…which is the next one. That’s how I became a division chief, supervising a team of people.

Then I looked at Superintendent, which is managing a whole park. I was in a training program for three months, and I said, yeah, I want to do this.”

Such has been the wonderful and interesting career of Tina Cappetta ’88, who’s worked for the National Park Service since she was a student at Delone Catholic. Now the Superintendent at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park in Maryland, Cappetta has ventured into a variety of positions at a variety of parks in a variety of states. She began her career as a Park Ranger at Gettysburg National Military Park and worked there during college. She’s been all over the country since then, but she says she owes her career to her Delone Catholic guidance counselor.

“For me, it’s about being able to affect change on a larger scale.”

“My career path started with Mr. (John T.) Miller (’65), the guidance counselor,” Cappetta said. “I was in Open Campus study hall, and he came in and he said, ‘I got this letter from the National Parks Service about a fellowship job and I think you sound like the perfect candidate.’ I said I’d really like this. And I’ve been with the NPS for over 34 years.”

Cappetta believes the two most important traits to do what she does is her love of history and good communication skills. She also participated in Mock Trial and Model UN when she was on the McSherrystown campus. That has taken her to posts in places like Jewel Cave National Monument in South Dakota, the Women’s Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y., and Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine.

“For me, it’s about being able to affect change on a larger scale,” Cappetta explained. “I’m really committed to protecting parkland and the things that are associated with them and telling those stories. I love providing opportunities for Americans, and people from around the world, to really connect with those things.”

“There are more than 400 national parks,” Cappetta continued. “And there’s something special about each of those parks. There is something for everyone there, and I encourage people to explore. They are there for people’s enjoyment and for future generations.”

Cappetta’s current post is a park full of history. It has a canal that’s 184.5 miles long, so it contains transportation history, the history of the people who built that canal and the people who lived along the canal. It also has 200 threatened and endangered plant species, along with lots of geology. The park receives more than five million visitors a year and is a top-10 national park.

Cappetta never forgets how it all started.

“I got a great education at Delone Catholic,” Cappetta concluded.

“I started at Gettysburg while I was a student at Delone, and it prepared me with the skills I needed to be comfortable with public speaking. It was the 125th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. I was thrown right into the mix with large crowds and lots of chaos. It really was my preparation at Delone that allowed me to jump right in…sink or swim. And I swam.”

Tina Cappetta celebrates the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Md.

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for Life Actor

Lance Reneker ‘13

by Stephanie R. Leader Actor Lance Reneker ’13 (or Lance Daniels professionally) was a self-admitted class clown during his four years at Delone Catholic High School. Reneker’s favorite moments during his time at Delone Catholic were spent playing on the Squires football team, making his friends laugh, and learning valuable trade skills in his favorite Technology Education classes with Mr. Bill Grandia. While he didn’t participate in musicals or plays at Delone Catholic, he knew he loved to entertain.

Life certainly changed for Reneker, as today he can be recognized for acting in an episode of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit and as the recurring character Luke on season two of the Epix TV show Bridge and Tunnel.

When Reneker was a junior at Delone Catholic, he caught what some might call the theatre bug. This carried him to his senior year when he was discerning what life after high school might look like. “It was an idea,” he said. “I always loved movies. I was reading up on some actors who didn’t really have experience because I didn’t have any and I wasn’t much interested in musicals at the time. That’s when I packed my bags and moved to Los Angeles.”

Before Reneker made the big move across the country in 2014, he saved up by working in his aunt’s restaurant O’Rorke’s in Gettysburg. He took college classes part-time while working but knew he was being called to do something different. He enlisted help from two of his best friends from Delone Catholic to move him to L.A., and they made the journey a road trip.

“You have to have faith that everything is going to work out, and also have faith in yourself that you are right where you’re supposed to be.”

When Reneker moved to L.A., the goal was to break into the acting scene. “I took acting classes and spent a lot of time trying to get an idea of what acting is. I had no idea what an agent, manager, or casting director were.” After spending time in L.A., Reneker realized New York was where he needed to be for his career. Admittedly, Reneker says he did not know much about what a career in television and film looked like at the time. “There’s really a lot to it, it’s not just what you see on television and on stage,” he said.

In 2016, Reneker made the move to the Big Apple to pursue his blossoming career in a new setting. It was in New York that Reneker began building upon his career little by little, taking classes, and eventually meeting his agents which helped land him that first big break in Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Reneker says once you start on one episode, your resumé just has to keep building. “Next thing you know, you want the bigger recurring role, a big blockbuster movie, or an independent movie, and you just have to keep climbing the ladder.” In addition to Reneker’s work on television, he also acted in a short film where he had his first experience with stunt driving. He says the stunt work was one of his favorite experiences so far in his career.

Reneker recalls his time in class with Mr. Grandia as a big spiritual inspiration for why he pursued an acting career, and those lessons prepared him for life. “Mr. Grandia was big on embracing what you want to do. Creatively he had a very big impact on my life,” he said.

“It’s neat to use your imagination creatively whether it’s through woodshop, architecture, or engineering. I always excelled in those classes because they were hands-on and creative.” He says that because of his experiences in his Technology Education classes at Delone Catholic, he would definitely be building something if he was not acting. He says these skills are useful because as an actor, you should always be open to trying new things, as you never know what the next role might make you do.

Reneker currently lives in New York and is busy auditioning for new roles, after wrapping up season two of Bridge and Tunnel, he looks forward to a potential third season. In the meantime, he is sharpening his skills in a variety of ways to prepare himself for where any new part might take him, including writing poetry, learning braille, and going horseback riding.

While Reneker has certainly built up an impressive resumé in the years that he has been acting, he says he is still working on breaking through and hopes to one day star in a movie. Reneker attributes his faith as a way to keep going through the ups and downs of the industry. “It gets quiet and lonely sometimes, so you turn to somebody to talk to,” he said. “You have to have faith that everything is going to work out, and also have faith in yourself that you are right where you’re supposed to be. It’s all in divine timing.”

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to Serve Music & Ministry Parker Staub ‘19

by Stephanie R. Leader For Parker Staub ’19, his voice is his instrument. Not only for creating beautiful music but for proclaiming his love for the Lord. Music and song have always been a big part of his life. Those talents turned into a way to extend his faith during his time as a student at Delone Catholic High School and now as a senior political science major and music and statistics minor at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Staub began his musical journey by singing in the children’s choir, cantering at Masses, playing the piano, and acting in plays as a student at St. Francis Xavier Catholic School in Gettysburg. Staub says when he entered Delone Catholic, his passion was able to thrive. “There was an opportunity to take music seriously,” he said. “I got involved with the choir and I was in two musicals.” Additionally, Staub got second place in Delone Catholic’s talent show as a freshman.

Staub credits Mr. Brian Yealy ’79 as a big reason why he is where he is today. These experiences at Delone Catholic inspired Staub to further his faithful foundation and join FOCUS Ministries, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students. As a FOCUS minister, Staub can visit college campuses far and wide, share his faith, and lead others with the Word of the Lord. Through FOCUS, Staub was allowed the opportunity of a lifetime to share his music with the world. Staub is hesitant to call himself a songwriter, but he became one upon the completion of his first song, “Very Good.”

It was after the completion of “Very Good” that Staub decided he wanted to enter the FOCUS Ministries Awaken Competition at the 2021 SEEK Conference which highlights students and their works of art that awakens you to the mystery of Christ through beauty.

“I had an idea for melodies and chord progression, and when I came across that Gospel I sat at my piano and created the chorus.”

“Songwriting is not easy, and I don’t know if I’m doing it right, but I try to read scripture daily. I was reading Matthew’s Gospel and the Gentle Mastery of Christ. I had an idea for melodies and chord progression, and when I came across that Gospel I sat at my piano and created the chorus,” he said.

Staub ended up winning the 2021 Awaken Competition’s songwriting category. As the winner, Staub flew to Nashville, Tenn., to record his single. His song can now be heard on major streaming platforms. He noted that one of his proudest moments since releasing his song was being recognized while doing missionary work in Mexico. “Someone from the first FOCUS campus in Latin America came up to me and told me he loved my song, and that it’s international. I never would have anticipated it taking off as it did, but I never really doubted that the Lord would move hearts with it,” Staub said.

Another inspiration for his song was the idea of what faith looks like later on in a person’s life. “I was going to daily Mass and noticed people there in their 70s and 80s. I was wondering what their faith journey was like and what my faith would look like at that stage of my life.”

As far as what the future holds, Staub continues songwriting in his spare time but is looking forward to being as active as possible in FOCUS, and to where his degree and experiences will take him.

“I have a few more songs that I’ve been praying over and working on, but my priority right now is FOCUS and my mission,” Staub said.

Staub does not know what the future holds and knows there are many ways his gifts can serve the Lord, and he knows God has a plan for him.

One song he is working on right now is about the questions we ask Jesus about why something is going on in our life. The song highlights the real experiences we go through and asks Jesus for guidance. As Staub discerns his calling, he asks the Lord to show him the way.

Above all, Staub says he is most grateful for his family for guiding him through his journey and for his gift of Catholic education. “You can’t understate the value that faith is present in every classroom at Delone Catholic. That presence through those four years made me realize that this is real and a big part of my life. My first encounter with Christ was at Kairos with Mrs. Phenicie. Prayer every day and the accessibility of the sacraments show that your faith is relevant at any point in life.”

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Molly McManus ‘15

by Stephanie R. Leader Music was always a private love for Molly McManus ’15. While a student at Delone Catholic High School, Campus Ministry and Respect Life Club were McManus’s main activities while keeping her interest in song and worship writing close to her heart. While spending time praying in the Our Lady, Queen of Peace Chapel, which she called her “home base,” McManus discerned what God’s calling for her would be and how she can use her talents to love and serve the Lord, knowing she wanted to help others along the way.

It was those seeds that were planted early on in McManus’s life that grew her into the recording artist, Catholic high school teacher, campus ministry and worship leader that we see today.

After graduating from the Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio with a degree in social work, McManus went on to teach Religion and campus ministry at a local Catholic high school. While working, she pursued her love of music further and signed with Dayton Avenue Records in Minneapolis, Minn. McManus flies to Minnesota a few times a year to record her music and shoot accompanying videos.

“I’ve always loved music, leading worship, and writing, but it wasn’t something I started sharing with others until recently,” she said. She never anticipated writing music as a job or teaching with her degree. “Giving in to God and seeing how he just opens doors and doesn’t ask much of us. Me saying yes has led me into doing something where I’m so much happier.”

The song that means the most to McManus is entitled “Perfect Love,” which was written when she was leading a worship retreat. “God was doing a lot in my heart at the time and I had a little break. I sat down with a friend and we wrote it in 20 minutes. It captures who God is to me really well,” she said. The song focuses on the sacrifice that the Lord gave us and how we come alive by His perfect love. “I was lucky enough to be raised in the faith and see that it is more than just an every Sunday thing, but that it’s really important in everyday life,” she said. “It carries me through everything. Every big decision and small decision I make is made through the lens of how I can serve the Lord.”

McManus says every act of service and every song is done to get to Heaven and help others do the same.

“My main goal when I’m songwriting is to be very real in my songs and hopefully help someone to be able to connect with that. I always think about a situation in my life. Whether I’m going through it at the time or I’ve been through it.”

McManus credits Delone Catholic for shaping her to love the Lord and be as connected to her faith as possible. Her most formative experiences at Delone Catholic, she recalled were Mrs. DiPuppo’s Scripture class and Kairos with Mrs. Phenicie.

Today, McManus lives and works full-time in Steubenville, the town where she found her calling. She looks forward to pursuing her music career further. She is currently engaged to be married and hopes to one day start a family, and would love to travel more.

“My main goal when I’m songwriting is to be very real in my songs and hopefully help someone to be able to connect with that.”

To McManus, creating music is about enacting positive change in one’s life. “I’m a sinner and He’s changed my life and I want to show others that He can change their lives too.”

Parker Staub playing his piano

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Student

Profile

Eat It or Not! Ripleigh Maring ‘25

By Stephanie R. Leader

Being a full-time high school student and running a business sounds like it could be the plot of a television show. For Ripleigh Maring ’25, this is her life. Raised with a businesssavvy spirit and top-notch work ethic, the 15-year-old firstgeneration Squire is changing the entire ice cream scene in McSherrystown.

Ripleigh Maring serves a fresh milkshake at Ripleigh’s Eait It or Not Creamery in McSherrystown, Pa.

Ripleigh owns and works at Ripleigh’s Eat it or Not! Innovative Creamery. The creamery is located just steps away from Delone Catholic High School on South Sixth Street. With the help of her entrepreneurial mother, Laura, and some of her best friends from Delone Catholic, Ripleigh serves up the freshest and most unique flavors McSherrystown has ever seen.

The McSherrystown location is the second location for Ripleigh’s, the first in Emmitsburg, Md., which has plans for a new building in the works. The business started in 2021 as a food truck that was renovated out of an old uniform delivery truck and quickly expanded. The food truck can still be found at the Emmitsburg location.

Upon entering Ripleigh’s Creamery, you are met with three tiers of flavor groups to choose from, starting with the “Safety Zone” for classic flavors like Madagascar Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry. Move over to the “We Dare You” section for more unique flavors like Wildberry Lavender and Oreo Cheesecake.

Head over to the last flavor tier, “We Double Dog Dare You” and you’ll be greeted with flavors like Honey Jalapeno Pickle, Buffalo Chicken, and Mango Siracha. In addition to the uncommon ice cream flavors, you can find special treats like Pop-It Waffles, Freak Shakes, and Colossal Cookies.

All the treats at Ripleigh’s are made a little more fun than your average ice cream parlor, and a little fresher. All ice cream at Ripleigh’s is made fresh with A2 milk from a local dairy farm, Apple Valley Creamery. This type of milk is better for you and more digestible for those with dairy sensitivities.

Where did the idea for an innovative ice cream parlor come from? Ripleigh says it was thanks to her world travels. “Ice cream is in super high demand all over the world, especially in Europe.

We said, okay, why don’t we mix up all the flavors we’ve seen?”

Ripleigh has traveled to Greece, Japan, England, Iceland, and more.

Not only is the team at Ripleigh’s inspired by their travels, but they also use their creativity to think up the next big flavor. “Sometimes we go, ‘what’s the grossest thing we can make?’ or ‘what should totally not be ice cream?’” said Ripleigh’s mom, Laura.

Just like the ice cream flavors she’s tried are local to their home countries, Ripleigh plans for her creameries to stay local to her.

“There’s a lot of people who travel far to come here,” Ripleigh said. “Instead of putting it everywhere, we want a location that everyone wants to come to.”

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Peach Pop-It Waffle

Delone Catholic Administrative Assistant Melanie Stonesifer enjoys a sundae at Ripleigh’s

“Ice cream is in super high demand all over the world, especially in Europe. We said, okay, why don’t we mix up all the flavors we’ve seen?”

No stranger to hard work, Ripleigh works at the McSherrystown location during the week and the Emmitsburg location on the weekends. During the school year, Ripleigh works after school and on the weekends, while also playing on the Delone Catholic girls’ volleyball team.

“She’s been swiping credit cards since she was six,” Laura said.

“She learned how to talk to people and get up in the morning and go to work. She doesn’t know any other way.”

To Ripleigh, giving back to her community and her school is important. Every employee at the McSherrystown location is a Delone Catholic High School student, and she also plans to utilize ice cream fundraisers to raise money for important school and local needs.

especially during group work,” she said. “I find myself trying to help others, and with my friends working here I’ve kept a close bond between them and my school.”

While already having accomplished so much at the young age of 15, one might wonder what comes next for Ripleigh. Upon graduation, she wants to continue being a business owner, plans to attend college, and has a particular interest in astrophysics. “I’d love to be in an observatory,” Ripleigh said. “Study the stars, the universe, and see what’s out there.”

In the meantime, Ripleigh will continue to be a Squire shining star.

Ripleigh’s business experience has helped her inside the classroom, too. “My business has helped me be a leader,

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Alumni

Save the Dates 2022-2023

News

Oct. 7 Homecoming Football Game After Party at Alumni-owned Something Wicked Brewery

Class of 1941 Margaret C. (Wagner) Faust will celebrate her 100th

Oct. 8 Class of 1972 50th Reunion

birthday on Oct. 16, 2022. She was born in Hanover, and is a member of the first class to graduate from Delone Catholic. Mrs. Faust lived in Arlington, Va., retiring as Assistant Vice President at First Virginia Insurance Services in 1993. While living in Arlington, she sewed dresses for Tender Loving Care Ministries, which served young children in Appalachia. In 1998, she moved to Virginia Beach, Va., and learned to knit. Among the many items she has knitted are bereavement gowns for babies, lap blankets for a local hospice group, and many baby hats and sweaters for the local hospital. She is still knitting as she approaches her milestone birthday.

Oct. 9 Homecoming Mass & Breakfast

Class of 1961 James E. Klunk and his wife, Patricia A. (McAndrew) Klunk celebrated their

Dec. 2 Little Squires Christmas Pajama Party

58th wedding anniversary on July 4.

Reunion News Will you be having a class reunion in 2022 or 2023? 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. Please contact us with your information so that we can provide you with updated information on your classmates.

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 menu > Reunions.

Office of Advancement 717-637-5969, Ext. 211 advancement@delonecatholic.org

Class of 1949 – Reunion Luncheons

The Class of 1949 meets at 12:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month for a luncheon. For the location of the next luncheon, contact Kathleen (Sanders) Sterner at 717-632-0511.

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 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.

Class of 1972 – 50th Reunion

The Class of 1972 is planning its 50th reunion for the weekend of Oct. 7-9.

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Oct. 11 Youth Night for Volleyball Nov. 18-20 Fall Play “Clue” Oct. 23 Fall Open House

Dec. 18 Christmas Concert

Friday, Oct. 7: 4:45 p.m.: The class will meet at the South Street concession stand at J.T. Flaherty Field to begin a tour of the school, and return to a reserved section of the bleachers for homecoming festivities and the football game. Following the game, classmates can continue the conversation with a mixer at the McSherrystown K, 342 Main Street, McSherrystown.

Saturday, Oct. 8: The class will hold its 50th Reunion dinner at Bay City Restaurant, 110 Eisenhower Drive, Hanover. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with dinner to follow at 6:30 p.m.

The class will be presented with their golden diplomas by members of the Delone Catholic administration.

Sunday, Oct. 9: The weekend will conclude at the 15th Annual Homecoming Mass and Breakfast.

Mass will be held in the Sheppard Gym Lobby at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Breakfast will follow in the cafeteria. Tickets are available through the class or by calling 717-637-5969, Ext. 211.

Jan. 6 CYO Girls’ Basketball Night Jan. 27 CYO Boys’ Basketball Night Feb. 10 Hall of Honor Mass: 1:30 p.m., Dinner & Induction: 6 p.m.

Mar. 10-12 Spring Play Mar. 11 Welcome Breakfast: Class of ‘27 Mar. 16-17 Squire Impact Day Mar. 24 Girls Delone in the Dark Mar. 31 Boys Delone in the Dark Apr. 16 Spring Open House Apr. 19 Little Squires: Take Me Out to the Ballgame Apr. 21- 24 Spring Concert Apr. 28 Ladies’ Tea Jun. 10 Henny Noel Memorial Golf Tourney

Class of 1982 40th Reunion

The Class of 1982 will hold its 40th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022 at the McSherrystown K, 3 42 Main Street, McSherrystown.

Class of 1992 30th Reunion

The Class of 1992 will hold its 30th reunion on Saturday, Nov. 19 at the McSherrystown K, 342 Main Street, McSherrystown.

Alumni

Profile Why Limit Yourself?

Kyle Ott‘11

Kyle Ott with business partner Riley Parks

By Stephanie R. Leader If you ask role-playing game (RPG) aficionado, elementary school teacher, and business owner Kyle Ott ’11 what his favorite type of game is, he’ll respond with a simple question: “Why limit yourself?” In Ott’s eyes, you can’t have a favorite game if you haven’t played them all.

Upon graduation from Delone Catholic High School, Ott studied English and history at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Md., and received his master’s degree in public communications from Syracuse University in Syracuse, N.Y. “I always knew storytelling was something that I was going to be doing as a profession,” Ott said. “Game design was always an interest and something I enjoyed, but I never would have seen myself doing it as a career.”

Ott’s love of tabletop games started around his time at Delone Catholic when he would play games with his friends, and when he got to college he would play the popular tabletop RPG “Dungeons and Dragons” at the professional level.

Ott’s interest in “Dungeons and Dragons” caught the attention of one of his college professors. “I wound up co-designing a class with him as a junior at Mount St. Mary’s where we taught historybased board games. As soon as that happened, I knew this was what I wanted to do.” Ott recalled.

Ott’s talent and love of storytelling gave him a multitude of valuable experiences both during and after college. “I didn’t know what storytelling looked like, so I did a ton of different internships.” Ott was a political speech-writing intern for a local state representative as an incoming sophomore in college, worked as an editor for a local newspaper, and then ended up in Los Angeles working at a game design studio after graduating from Syracuse University.

That calling would eventually lead Ott to meet his friend and business partner Riley Parks, and their journey would take off like they never anticipated.

The endless possibilities of game creation inspired Ott and Parks to start Desks and Dorks, a board game and role-playing game podcast and game design company based out of Spring Grove, Pa. The Desks and Dorks podcast centers on Ott and Parks bouncing ideas for tabletop games off one another in a “March Madness” style bracket. Armed with the ideas that come from these discussions, new games take shape. As Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, Ott describes his role as everything that happens before games hit the shelf like design, storyboarding, and organizing test playthroughs. Ott describes Parks’ role as everything that happens after the game hits the shelf, such as marketing and logistics.

Recently, Desks and Dorks released their latest RPG entitled “After the Rain”, which can be downloaded online, ordered, and is now available for purchase in 13 different stores.

For Ott, inspiration comes from everywhere, including inside the classroom. While at Delone Catholic, the humanities, theater, and English classes specifically prepared Ott for what would become his calling. “I like to say that you can’t throw a rock at a table of role-playing game players without hitting someone who was in drama club,” Ott joked.

Ott’s advice for current Squires as they matriculate through high school and further education, take the most difficult teacher you can. “Take the difficult teachers, the ones who will work you hard, because it winds up paying dividends.”

In Ott’s faith journey, he notes that the guidance of Mr. Andy Franko at Delone Catholic was extremely influential. “I remember Mr. Franko telling the class that we need to not just be told what to believe but why we believe it and how that helps other people. I still remember that sentence to this day.” He acknowledges that his faith plays a role in how he thinks up games that different groups of people will enjoy, and how he can be inclusive to everyone.

During the day, Ott is an elementary school teacher in South Western School District. While Ott hopes to be running Desks and Dorks full-time in the future, he always wants to stay connected to education. “Another thing I never thought I would be is a teacher, but now I can’t imagine it any other way. I always want to stay in education in some way, shape, or form and I think educational games are a huge untapped market,” he said.

“After the Rain”

To learn more about Ott and Desks and Dorks, visit: desksanddorks.org.

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Faculty

Profile Carmen Brown, Ph.D.

by David F. Salter The real challenge for educators at any level is to make the subject matter relevant to the students. Especially in today’s society where kids have short attention spans and can be ambivalent toward things they deem unimportant. A skilled educator not only can make the material matter, but can also demonstrate to the students the value and utility of the discipline.

“I always knew that I wanted to be a teacher because it gave me the opportunity to inspire student learning,” said Carmen Brown, Ph.D. Dr. Brown has been teaching Spanish at Delone Catholic for 26 years, and she continually searches for strategies to engage her students in the language and the culture of her native Spain.

“My basic goal as a teacher is to stimulate students to become personally involved with Spanish as a living language,” Dr. Brown said. “I feel that a language like Spanish can enrich students’ lives as a practical and useful tool, one that can open their eyes to new and different cultures and ideas.”

To that end, Dr. Brown consistently comes up with interesting ways for her students to experience the words and phrases that they’re learning from the textbook. For example, Dr. Brown will have her students watch television shows and movies, and then the students have to create their own shows. The students have to write the script and perform the characters. They have to create the language and command the language.

“I’m always trying to get ways for my students to use it (the language),” Dr. Brown explained. “It might be topics of conversation or situations…I might throw them into a restaurant and they have to order in Spanish. I’m always finding ways…”

Dr. Brown also encourages her students to expand their fluency by studying abroad, or by contributing to the neighboring Hispanic communities.

Dr. Brown taught at Gettysburg College for four years and at Mount St. Mary’s for six before coming to McSherrystown. She originally thought her stay would be short-lived, but she never went back to higher education full-time.

“At Delone I have found the opportunity to share my love for my language and my culture with my students,” Dr. Brown concluded.

“My faith has always been an inherent part of my life and upbringing. I was born in a Catholic country where all cultural and social aspects were celebrated according to the Catholic church.

Teaching in a Catholic school, where I can practice and share my faith has been another reason why I feel happy at Delone.”

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“My basic goal as a teacher is to stimulate students to become personally involved with Spanish as a living language,” Dr. Brown said. “I feel that a language like Spanish can enrich students’ lives as a practical and useful tool, one that can open their eyes to new and different cultures and ideas.”

From the

Director of Advancement Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends of Delone Catholic High School, Coming as it does in the midst of proofreading the content you will read in this issue and opening a new school year, sitting down to compose this message has brought so many swirling thoughts to mind. Each spring, I ask the members of the graduating class to keep in touch with us so we can continue to tell their stories. There is no doubt that they will go out to make an impact on their corner of the world, but none of us has any idea what that will look like. We have seen the Class of 2022 off to their next stops and you will read about the mark they have made on our school.

Most of the individuals featured in this issue have walked the halls of Delone Catholic during my time in this role. They have indeed made an impact in inspiring and fascinating ways. Many of them have recalled faculty members past and present who have specifically influenced their professional and faith development. We have opened the doors to the Class of 2026, and I see the faces of young men and women whose parents sat beside me in these classrooms. In addition to making me feel incredibly old, it inspires excitement, knowing a new generation is ready to take the following steps on its journey here.

This is only possible because parents over the last 80+ years have seen the value of investing in preparing their children to lead, preparing them to serve, and preparing them for life, so they can Be Doers of the Word locally and around the world. It also takes the investment of our extended family of alumni, current parents, parents of alumni, and community members who want to educate our students and instill in them the faith and values they have received.

We are immensely grateful to all who have provided the financial resources to keep improving. In 2021-22, more than 1,200 donors listed on these pages invested almost $1.2 million in the mission of Delone Catholic! These funds have provided for the growth and expansion of academic programs, for needed facilities improvements in multiple areas of the school, and most importantly, for nearly $500,000 in financial aid to make a Delone Catholic education attainable for anyone who chooses it.

We will continue many time-honored traditions, and we will be starting some new ones, so we ask you to join us on this 2022-23 journey. We invite our alumni, parents, and friends to be part of these activities, to pray with us, and to continue to invest in our students and faculty who will undoubtedly continue to inspire us in new ways!

May God bless you!

Eric T. Lawrence ’98 Director of Advancement

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This report lists all those who made a gift to Delone Catholic High School during the 2021-22 fiscal year. The list is based on records in the Delone Catholic High School Office of Advancement from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. 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, 2022 will be listed in the 2022-23 Honor Roll of Donors.

Unrestricted Giving: $951,353.68 Current Use Restricted Giving: $117,497.80 Endowment Giving: $56,219.86 Capital Giving: $71,750.00

Subsidy Paid by Nine Supporting Parishes of the Adams Deanery We thank these parishes for all of their support – spiritual and financial. Through these generous gifts, the members of their parishes receive a reduced tuition rate which is well below the actual cost to educate a student. In effect, even if they do not receive additional tuition assistance from other sources, every member of these parishes receives a partial scholarship to attend Delone Catholic.

Annunciation B.V.M., McSherrystown Immaculate Conception, New Oxford Immaculate Heart of Mary, Abbottstown Sacred Heart, Conewago St. Aloysius, Littlestown St. Francis Xavier, Gettysburg St. Joseph, Hanover St. Joseph the Worker, Bonneauville St. Vincent de Paul, Hanover

Total Combined Subsidy: $610,000+

Total 2021-22 Giving:

$1,196,821.34

Alumni Participation Overall Percentage of Alumni Participating

11.79%

Overall Percentage Leaders by Class (Top Five Classes) Class of 1941 Class of 1943 Class of 1952 Class of 1956 Class of 1954

50.00% 40.00% 38.89% 34.33% 34.04%

Percentage Leaders by Decade* 1940s (25.00%) 1950s (26.63%) 1960s (19.51%) 1970s (18.04%) 1980s (7.54%) 1990s (6.50%) 2000s (3.91%) 2010s (3.25%) 2020s (4.62%)

Class of 1941 Class of 1952 Class of 1963 Class of 1970 Class of 1980 Class of 1998 Class of 2001 Class of 2011 Class of 2021

50.00% 38.89% 25.60% 33.33% 11.11% 9.17% 7.00% 5.88% 6.67%

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

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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 201415 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 6/30/2022

Doers of the Word ($50,000+)

Anonymous Conewago Enterprises, Inc. Mary Ann Pirrello Donald B. and Amy M. (Brown) Smith, Jr. Stewart Companies

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

Anonymous Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund Hanover Architectural Products, Inc. The John Gastley Scholarship Foundation Dr. Francis X. and Ann S. Kilkelly McSherrystown Knights of Columbus Gift Foundation Donald C. and Jennifer Perricone, Jr. Kevin J. and Christy M. Repasky Allen M. and Amy V. (Redding) Smith Dr. Wolfram E. and Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer J. Andrew and Michelle T. Warehime Susan C. (Groft) Wierman

Charles J. Delone Society ($5,000-$9,999)

† John A. “Jack” Brenner Class of 1970 Class of 1971 Conewago Contractors, Inc. Home Association of McSherrystown Bruce and Vicki (Smith) Hunter Lawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes Memorial Fund † Andrew Mainardi, Jr. Charles A. and Michelle F. McGough III Linda M. (McKim) Murren Anna M. (Keller) Noel Hank and Chris Shea Dwain M. and Susan L. Smith Smith & Company CPAs Craig P. and Jennifer J. Staub † Roger R. Weaver Robert L. and Carol A. Zinn

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

Daniel L. and Diane M. (Long) Badolato Jane E. Bennett Cedar Ridge Golf Course D.E. Wildasin & Son Plumbing & Heating John N. and Patricia M. Gingrich Charles E. and Mary Ellen (Ozminski) Good

Scott L. and Jodi E. Keller Jane L. (Orndorff) Levault Joseph C. and Deborah S. Overbaugh Proforma Graphic Concepts Den and Bonnie (Weaver) Seymore Robert G. and Dawn M. Smith, Jr. Elaine G. Trone Dr. Marcos A. and Leanne C. Ugarte

Msgr. William R. Lyons Society ($1,000-$2,499) Kevin M. and Roxane L. (Smith) Anderson Anonymous Joseph V. and Susan E. (Staub) Arigo Arlene Utz Hollinger Foundation Benjamin J. and Violet M. (Smith) Bair Eric A. and Danielle Bealmear Michael S. and Rebecca M. Becker Michael K. Berry and Natalie K. Lenhart Michael and Jennifer Carter Aaron and Mary Kate Catlin Curtis E. and Kelly M. (Smith) Chronister Wayne T. “Tim” and Mollyanna C. Clark Hon. Kenneth J. and † Marilyn K. Cole Thomas R. and Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Community Foundation of Carroll County Robert G. and Kelly M. Coradi Elsner Engineering Works, Inc. James B. and Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Jeffrey F. and Maureen N. Evich Joseph D.W. and Andrea K. Fahey Robert W. Feeser, Jr. J. Daniel Frock John M. and Dorothy Gabriel Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Dr. Mark A. Goedecker and Dr. Jennifer A. Rein Dr. Edward A. and Donna E. Hemler Hemler Family Eye Care Dr. Robert J. Henke and Kathy E. Staub Leland D. and Angie J. Hughes II Jane (McDermitt) Hutton K of C PA State Council Education Foundation, Inc. Richard P. and Lorena D. (Small) Keeney James S. and Mary Klunk Travis A. and Jennifer L. (Murren) Kopp Lanny M. and Jean L. (Redding) Laughman Laverne L. and Brenda A. Leese Cork and Denise Livelsberger Andrew and B.J. (Mowery) Long Lisa M. Lowrey-Mandato Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons Janet E. (Small) Maring † James D. and Rita M. Martin Andy and Kay (Sneeringer) McStay Michael Septic Service

Terry and Betsy Gingrow Pietro D. and Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa, Jr. Government Management Services, LLC Shirley A. (Snader) Grattan Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft Dr. Stephen C. Groft Jeremy S. and Ellie Hardnack Jim and Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Patricia A. (Staub) Hubbard Richard C. and Christine M. King Stephen J. and Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Knights of Columbus, Council #871 Bill and Josie Knobloch Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Austin and Lynn (Livelsberger) Leonard Robert A. and Karen M. (Sneeringer) Little Littlestown AutoCare Center, Inc. Glenn D. “Chick” and Andrea Livelsberger James M. Livelsberger Steven R. and Joni L. Mall Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD Bob and Joan (Long) Miller Dr. Kelly P. and Kathy P. Miller Jeffrey D. and Barbetta Moffatt Mooney Law William J. Morley Murphy-Beck Funeral Home & General Gift Clubs Cremation Services, Inc. These gifts lay the groundwork Toby J. and Jennifer C. (Clabaugh) Myers of support for everything we James A. Noel III Joan M. (Legore) Noel do at Delone Catholic. We are Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh extremely grateful to all who Thomas M. Overbaugh advance the mission of our Karl S. Pietrzak school through a commitment Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano to one of these clubs.

Dr. Paul A. and Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) Pudimat William A. and Gail Rector, Jr. Red & Blue Club John R. Redding ($500-$999) Richard A. and Lou Ann L. (Arigo) Reese Anonymous (3) Kathleen A. Rider AquaPhoenix Scientific Phil Rider Alexander V. Arigo Tom Rider Gregory and Linda Baughman Ron Riley Jonathan J. Booth Riccardo U. Roca William J. and Barbara J. Bowker † William B. and Connie K. Schlak, Jr. Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher Scott D. and Tammie Schwarz Timothy C. and Barbara Burke Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Doris A. (Smith) Busbey Eva M. Small Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Joshua F. and Amanda L. (Hardnack) Childers Eric T. Smith Rose M. (Groft) Smith Brandon J. and Dana L. Chirillo Daniel J. and Pamela A. Staub Chad M. Clabaugh Marlene C. (Staub) Staub Jeffery A. Cleveland Patricia A. Stonesifer Thomas J. Conrad, Jr. The Taney Corporation Frank and Missy (Becker) Felix Rob and Linda (Smith) Thomassy Douglas A. and Kathy Forbes Paul E. and Carolyn M. Topper Regina L. Gebhart Rev. C. Anthony Miller Nadine C. Miller Neiderer Sanitation, LLC Dr. Steven A. and Deborah (Strausbaugh) Noel Notre Dame Club of Gettysburg Deacon James M. and Joy A. Nuzzo Joe and Donna (Plank) Nuzzo Christopher M. and Lisa H. O’Boyle Riley Welding & Fabricating, Inc. Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Roots For Boots Patrick W. and Jane Shea Sharrah Design Group, Inc. Amy L. Smith Eric C. and Amy N. Smith Gregory M. Smith Ken and Barb (Sneeringer) Smith Michael R. and Nancy A. Smith Thomas M. Sneeringer and Deborah J. Fox Trone Rental Properties Greg and Judy (Smith) Willing Michael G. and Jo Anne R. (Reed) Wolo Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn York County Community Foundation John B. and † Lois B. (Brady) Zinn

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Honor Roll of Donors United Way of York County Scotty and Judy Watt Martin B. and Mabel B. Weaver Stephen B. and Sandra M. Weaver, Jr. Kenneth C. and Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler Darrell E. and Carol A. Wildasin, Jr. Lee and Peg (Livelsberger) Wildasin Gary A. and Ginger Willis

Principal’s Club ($250-$499)

Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Anonymous (2) Dr. Katherine (Antolin) Bakeev Jeffry R. Bange Bay City Restaurant Richard R. and Renee L. Beil, Jr. Keith W. Bevenour Dan and Shirley Bowman Anthony J. Breighner † R. James and Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner Very Rev. Philip G. Burger Catholic War Veterans Post 1342 Chambersburg Club, Inc. Class of 1968 Tim Conrad Thomas G. and Maria K. Cook Wayne H. and Deborah Cooke David J. and Lucinda E. DePorter Gerry Eckenrode Richard D. Eline Farley’s Jewelers Andrew J. Folmer Rick Free George Neiderer Pools, Inc. Glade Valley Golf Club Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Amanda K. Gower Dr. Russell E. and Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Michael A. and Erica L. (Livelsberger) Hadley Hanover Auto Team Philip A. Hartlaub Meredith Hauptmann Lynn M. Heinl-Keepman Steve Heiser Alan J. and Patricia A. Hemler Stephen F. Hemler Robert L. and Kathleen A. Henneman Ann M. (Cleveland) Hilferty Thomas L. and Susan Hix, Jr. LeRoy R. and Kathleen Hunter IFMC Field Office The Insurance Group, Inc. William J. and Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Larry E. and Colgate J. Kittelberger Michael A. Klunk Dennis J. and Nancy L. Knox Patrick E. and Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf, Sr. Thomas F. and Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Jeffrey A. and Cynthia L. Kuhn Daniel E. Lawrence Michael A. and Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Tiffany F. Lawrence

Rev. James E. Lease Daniel M. and Beth R. Lee Patrick A. Legore Lender Inspections Robert M. and Bonnie S. Lester, Sr. The Links At Gettysburg Alice M. (Sneeringer) Lippy Dr. Douglas A. and Kimberly A. (Ditzler) Little Byron C. and Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge No. 720 Michael D. and Joey L. (Deatrick) Martin May Eye Care Center & Associates Trey and Colleen McCann McSherrystown Knights of Columbus Gift Foundation James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Jeff and Erica Miller Stanton L. Miller Jody L. (Noel) Moyer C. Michael and Kristin Newman Randy J. Noel Jim and Diane Orndorff Panebaker Funeral Home, Inc. Theresa M. Petry Jerad R. and Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff John H. Pietrzak Erin E. (Smith) Putt Jhan R. Pyles Carole W. Rebert Marcus S. and Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan Stephen A. Reese Rev. Michael P. Reid II Allen and Tracy Rockey Nicholas L. Rodgers Patrick F. and Denise A. Sanders Very Rev. Jonathan P. Sawicki Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline Michael L. Shanebrook Robert C. Shanefelter C. Allen and Susan L. Shatzer Sheetz Jeffrey R. Small Pius A. and Sandra L. Small † Charles A. and † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith David F.B. Smith William H. and Emma K. (Kiser) Smith, Jr. Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Mike and Candy (Staub) Sneeringer † Vincent C. Sowers Smoke and Vicki Staub Urban F. Staub, Sr. Dr. Henry J. and Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella Stephen G. Stroup Michael J. and Elizabeth A. (Keller) Stuller II Utz Brands, Inc. Pat (Breiner) Webb Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Brent and Patti (Brenner) Wildasin † James P. Wilt, Sr. Erik I. and Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer

Century Club ($100-$249)

Peggy Altoff Andy and Lynn Angel

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Anonymous (7) Bernard H. and Nancy Anthony, Jr. Patricia A. Anthony Teresa (Keffer) Arcari Don and † Sarah (Hockensmith) Arigo Richard P. and Gayle L. (Breighner) Arigo Robert V. and Donna L. Arigo Deacon Thomas M. and Rose M. Aumen Ann L. (Staub) Baker M. Gloria (Small) Baker Ray and Mary Baran † Wilmer C. Barrett, Sr. Albert L. and Susan J. Becker, Jr. James C. and Debra M. (McMaster) Becker Robert A. Becker Thomas E. Becker Ron Beford Bill and Sue (Gross) Bennett Richard A. Bennett Bergen County’s United Way John H. and Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Mark A. Berlin Karen M. Bevenour Ken and Agnes (Smith) Bevenour Matthew A. and Lesa B. Bird Craig D. Bittinger Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Dave and Tina Borden Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Gilbert P. Bowling Terrence E. Bowling Darlene D. Bowman Philip and Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Catherine I. Brady Mary W. (Wagner) Brady Michael E. Brady, Jr. Robin D. and Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Thomas E. and Mary S. (Small) Brenner Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Pat and Margaret (Staub) Bria Briarwood Golf Clubs Daniel M. and Lucinda L. Bringman Beth Britcher Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher Joseph J. and Jennifer R. Bunty, Jr. Richard F. Bunty Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell Ralph G. Carbaugh Marie C. Carter Choice Family Pharmacy, Inc. Robert F. Chrismer Bradley G. and Kimberly J. (Staub) Clabaugh Donald F. and Mary D. (Ditzler) Clabaugh Sally M. (Markle) Coble Dennis J. and Rebecca J. (Smith) Cole James P. and Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Patsy J. Conrad Richard F. Conrad Dennis P. and Myra S. Corbitt Joanne M. (Keffer) Couse Noah G. Crawford William E. and Deirdre M. Crider II Peter M. Damm Dave Messinger Plumbing David Ross Orthondontics Raymond M. Deering Delone Catholic PTO Robert D. and Tania R. Dettinburn

Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Mary L. (Long) Diffenderfer Mark L. Dolheimer Michael G. and Catherine B. Dorman Earle Dorrelle Pamela S. Duncan Cindy (Staub) Dunn Thomas M. and Amy W. Elliot F. Rusty and Grace Elsner Dennis H. “Ace” Eltz James R. and Erica L. Emeigh J. Thomas England Daniel P. and Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Thomas E. and Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Valentine J. Fertitta IV Michael E. and Jane Flaherty Flatbush Golf Course Wayne C. and Kapye Y. Flickinger James A. Forbes Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Ronald A. and Pamela A. Fraumeni Wayne S. and Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Kim K. Fuhrman Harold C. Gabler III Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Dr. Robert E. and Margaret Gabrys Dr. Paul A. and Jennifer L. (Krumrine) Gans Dwight L. and Pamela N.“Penny”(Niedererr) Garrett Jeff Garvick Betty Jo Gastley Jason M. Gebhart Leonard F. Gebhart II Carolyn R. (Robinson) Geiger Genova’s To Go Dustin R. Gill Alfred S. and Beth T. Gingrow Lawrence W. Givler, Sr. Frank L. and Elaine A. (Martin) Glunz Patricia A. (Klunk) Gouker Kevin L. Greenholt Michael J. Greenholt Thomas J. Greenholt Richard A. and Donna J. (Strausbaugh) Groft Timothy A. and Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Wayne C. and Robin A. (Tipton) Groft Jeffrey A. and Susan E. (Conrad) Gross William H. and Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Howard D. Hagan Sue (McMaster) Hain Anita R. (Groft) Hale Eric A. Hamberger Christopher D. Hamm Andy and Kathy (Miller) Hansford David B. and Jennifer A. Hart Dan and Darlene Hawbaker Dr. Gary G. and Carolyn Hawn Scott A. and Constance L. Hawn Jesse R. and Lori S. Heberling Kevin D. and Dr. Catherine B. Heilman John E. and Jane E. (Staub) Helfrick Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Richard A. Hemler Richard J. and Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler John R. and Laura Hendrick Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Bernardo A. and DeSales M. Hernandez D. Edward and Meg Herring Donald E. and Mary C. (Moore) Hertz

Honor Roll of Donors Russell C. Hess Andria L. Hoffman Christa E. (Schuchart) Hokenson Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Wayne G. and Donna J. (Sneeringer) Hooper John E. Hossler Jeff and Marjie (Smith) Houser Mike and Trish Howser George T. and Jocelyn A. Hubbard, Jr. Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Diane C. Humpert Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert Michael E. Imler Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Timothy J. and Diane M. Kaehler Jill M. (Staub) Kagarise Joan M. (Smith) Kaiser Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale Joe and Letty (Miller) Kale, Jr. Michael A. and Mary J. Kale Michael D. and Sierra N. Kale Andy Keefer Stephen J. and Denise M. Keefer Phillip M. and Debra J. (Schuman) Keener John R. and Carol A. (Cole) Keeney Dave and Kate Keffer Joseph I. Keffer Linda J. (Wherley) Keffer Philip L. Keffer Mike and Nora (Hankey) Keller Eric V. and Katie M. Kenworthy Kenworthy Funeral Home, Inc. Robert and Margie (Redding) Kenworthy Bernard L. “Barney” and Loulla Kijek Christopher T. and Dorothy I. (Von Sas) Kime Pat (Redding) Kimple John R. and Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Lynne P. Klauer Lt. Col. J. David Klein USAF (Ret.) and Maj. Paulette M. Klein USAF (Ret.) Dr. Brian E. Klunk Daniel C. and Constance M. (Staub) Klunk Jim and Pat (McAndrew) Klunk Marty Klunk Patrick A. and Suzanne K. (Smith) Klunk Stephen H. Klunk J. Allen and Jennifer A. Knechtmann Knights of Columbus, Council #15655 Timothy D. and Jean M. (Smith) Koontz William G. Kopp Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Michael and Sarah Kotlinski Kathleen M. Kotula Valerie A. Krepps Richard C. and Mirela C. Krichten Sue A. (Hertz) Krug Christine M. (Staub) Krumrine Patrick H. and Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Richard V. and Maria La Rocca Anthony L. and Sue E. Laughman Stanley E. and Donna M. (Lawrence) Laughman Dave and Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Donald J. and Deborah A. Lawrence Eric T. and Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Lawrence Joyce A. (Arigo) Lawson

Kevin A. Leonard Bob and Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet William J. and Valerie Lippe Michael E. and Stacy M. Little Ned and Sally (Rang) Little Brian and Diane (Neiderer) Livelsberger Fritz and Julie (Myers) Livelsberger Patricia A. Livelsberger William F. Livelsberger Kenneth R. Long Robert K. “Rock” and Debra A. (Heiser) Long Wayne and Sandy (Lawrence) Lookenbill Tyler T. Loucks Karen M. “Bo” Louey Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Rev. Aaron M. Lynch Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Manada Golf Club Daniel P. and Rose M. (Dettinburn) Marchio William H. Masemer Margaret J. (Timmins) Maue Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers Burnell J. McIntyre Donald L. McKenrick Charles M. and Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster Jim and Rita (Lawrence) McMaster Patrick and Betty (Rhodes) McMaster Robert J. and Peggy Y. McMaster Scott A. McMaster Troy J. and Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster Robin M. McSherry James R. and Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Jut and Juli (Kale) Megonnell David R. Messinger Daniel G. and Brenda J. (Klunk) Miller James W. and Bonnie J. Miller Randy A. and Edwina L. Miller Rob and Kathy (Bevenour) Miller Terry L. Miller William E. and Judith L. Miller Miller-Hanover, Inc. Denise Moeller Dr. Patrick H. and Susan L. Moore Rick and Judy (Tipton) Mummert Dennis and Bobbie Murphy Patrick F. Murren Jeanne L. (Smith) Myers Tierney V. “Buck” Myers Joanne E. Myers-Miller Benjamin C. Nace Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Allen F. Neiderer Bernard G. Neiderer James F. and Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer Kevin and Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer William P. Neiderer Jennifer L. (Leonard) Nevins Chad F. and Amber E. (Reese) Noel Christine A. Noel Francis C. Noel, Jr. Gary L. Noel Kevin H. and Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Philip L. and Patrice M. (Bevenour) Noel Rodney J. and Teresa M. (Redding) Noel Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Thomas E. and Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Timothy “Moose” and Kelly (Lawver) Noel

Jillian A. Novak Bernadine E. (Strasbaugh) Null Howard L. and Mary A. Oakes Kelly E. O’Boyle Robert D. O’Brien F. James O’Hara Larry E. and Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Frederick E. Olinger Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Susan P. Panebaker Charles H. and Marie A. (Smith) Paul George L. Peart III Bernadine M. (Murren) Penn Audrey M. (Orndorff) Peterson-Walton Monica A. (Weaver) Phillips Ruthann M. Pinkos Richard W. and Linda D. (Small) Powell Susan J. (McKenrick) Powell Patrick L. and Eileen M. Price Quail Valley Golf Club Ravens Roost 32, Inc. Agnella M. (Gouker) Redding Dr. Barbara A. Redding Ben Redding Mary L. (Adair) Redding Ronald R. and Jan H. Redding Henry L. “Junie” Reese, Jr. John and Susan (Jacoby) Reh Brian L. and Lela S. Reichart Margaret A. (Miller) Reichart Pat and Pam (Hull) Reilly Henry G. Reinhardt Karen Reisdorf Steven F. Resh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ressel Nancy L. Riddle Riggle Wealth Group Deborah A. Riley Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley John W. and Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser, Jr. Tom and Linda Ritter James R. and Susan M. Robinson Paul L. and † Audrey J. Robinson Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Donald E. and Darlene V. Rohrbaugh Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Richard J. and Sandra K. Rosensteel James P. Roth Anne L. Rummel Dale J. Sanders Dave and Linda (Hertz) Sanders Dot (Sanders) Sanders F. Wayne and Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Linda L. (Hertz) Sanders Roland R. Sanders William B. Sanders Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Lewis L. and Grace G. Schnauble, Jr. Joseph E. Schwartz Victor P. and Emily C. Sciukas Douglas J. and Teresa M. (Reichart) Seamans Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Timothy S. Shea Pat and Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer

Amy M. (Moore) Sherdel David J. Sherdel Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Richard A. Shetter, Sr. Anita L. (Groft) Shrader James R. and Gingera L. Slagle III Randy and Pat (Todt) Slonaker Philip J. and Lynne M. (Cole) Small Anthony L. Smith Benedict L. and Diane C. Smith Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Beth (Weaver) Smith Betty (Topper) Smith Dennis P. Smith Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Donald F. and Betty W. Smith Donald J. and Charlotte E. (Stonesifer) Smith Gregory J. and Joyce H. (Rang) Smith Jeanne M. Smith John H. Smith Keith A. Smith Kenneth A. Smith Marge (Hockensmith) Smith † Merle L. and Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Mick and Sally (Busbey) Smith Patrice J. Smith Paul J. and Gloria J. (Buffington) Smith Ramon T. Smith Samuel A. Smith Samuel K. Smith Tony A. and Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Wayne A. and Margaret A. M. (Keller) Smith Wayne J. Smith Al Sneeringer Brian M. and Kelly Sneeringer † David M. and Pamela K. Sneeringer Francis J. and Jane V. (Sunbury) Sneeringer James E. and Cynthia A. (Weaver) Sneeringer, Jr. John H. and Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Jay So and Dr. Katie M. Hertz South Hills Golf Club St. Francis Xavier Parish CCW Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin Alan P. and Sandy Staub Anthony M. and Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Barry E. “Gus” Staub Bill Staub Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr. Evan M. Staub James A. Staub Joseph R. Staub Dr. Perpetua A. Staub Randy and Nancy (Miller) Staub Rick and Cathy Staub Ronald F. and Zina A. (Zeigler) Staub Scott and Cindy (McMaster) Staub Stephen F. Staub Thomas R. and Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Wayne and Deb (Hagerman) Staub Wayne P. Staub Luke A. and Sherry V. Stautzenbach Noah P. Stautzenbach Gary M. and Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko Marlene L. (Loyd) Steinour Philip J. “Flip” Steinour Kathleen A. (Sanders) Sterner Donald L. and Carole E. (Miller) Storm

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Honor Roll of Donors Jerry Storm Shane S. Storm Lynn B. and Judith M. (Noel) Strevig Rebecca S. (Sieg) Stubljar Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Terence and Laure L. Sullivan Nancy M. Swartz Dennis D. and Cecelia J. Tavares Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp Devin A. Thiec Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Carol S. Timmins Ginny (Staub) Timmins Sandra A. Timmins Andy and Ann (Neiderer) Topper Gerald P. and Rose M. (Carbaugh) Topper, Jr. Antonio E. Ugarte Roberto D. Ugarte Blake P. Ulam Patrick M. Valenti Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial Joshua P. and Sarah Vyskocil Stephen E. and Elizabeth A. “Betty” (Willet) Wagaman Janis K. Wagner Robert E. and Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner † Boomy and Peg (Swope) Weaver Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver Suzanne F. Weaver Thomas J. and Marla R. Weaver Thomas H. and Sandra A. (Bollinger) Weikert Wetzel Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. Atlee P. and Jennifer M. Whiteleather III William H. Wierman Daniel L. and Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin, Jr. Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams Sarah J. (Lawrence) Winter Dr. Samuel and Jennifer M. Woo Samuel J. Woo Edgar C. and Linda J. Worley, Jr. Tom Yealey William J. and Anita L. (Lawrence) Zeigler Benjamin G. Zimmerman David and Margie Zinn Barry E. and Diane M. (Gross) Zortman

Squires Club ($50-$99)

Jay and Deb (Schott) Allen Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Michael G. and Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Robert J. Altoff Anderson’s A1 Plumbing Anthony’s Way Foundation Paul R. and Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Craig and Beck Arter Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson Teresa S. (Staub) Atkinson Reuben A. and Phyllis V. (Murren) Bair, Jr. Thomas A. and Donna A. Bair Timothy A. Bair Margaret M. (Klunk) Balachowski Chip and Merle (Barrick) Barger Jo Ann J. Bauer Brian A. and Lori A. Bauerline Maynard G. and Linda A. (Poist) Becker

Katlyn L. (Howes) Bennett Leonard J. Bennett George F. Billman, Jr. Sarah M. Bischoff Stephanie M. (Smith) Blettner Joann L. Bollinger Robert S. and Denise L. (Smith) Bortner Pat and Eileen (Colgan) Bowling Dean L. and Jean E. Boyer Bernard C. “Barney” Brady Scott J. and Gwen Brady Randall L. Brake Joanne M. (Tananis) Burfeind Rosemary T. Buscarini William N. Campbell, Jr. The Carlyle Group Richard D. and Elizabeth Carson Kenneth W. and Pamela L. (Shanebrook) Clabaugh Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Hugh R. “Bob” and Constance M. (McCleaf) Conrad, Jr. Terry A. Conrad Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. William A. and Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Jack L. and JoAnn Corriere Olivia Crawford John C. and Christine M. Crouch Celia M. Cuadrado Robert M. and Kara M. Darlington Edward M. and Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Gina M. DeMaria C. Edwin and Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Joseph G. Dorgan Philip R. and Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Roxanne M. (Keeney) Ecker Dianne E. (Smith) Eisenhauer Theodore B. Elliott Chris Elnicki Bertram F. and Joyce Elsner Patrick F. and Cindy E. Eltz Trudi Emeigh Bill and Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Famous Hot Weiner Wayne P. and Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Christine M. (Staub) Fisher Kimberly A. (Robinson) Flickinger Rebecca S. (Ports) Foltz Deborah A. (Small) Frame Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman Margaret L. (Gotwalt) Fuhrman Carroll G. Funk Marsha A. Gebhart Richard P. Gladhill Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Robert E. Glass Robert L. Gouker, Jr. Edward A. and Lori A. Greenholt John A. Greenholt Thomas A. and Joyce E. Groft Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Ronald J. and Patricia K. Hagarman Philip A. Hagerman James F. and Sharon L. (Bowling) Hahn Larry and Jeannette Hart Jeffrey C. and Krista J. Heagey John J. and L. Kay Hefner, Jr.

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Brian T. Hellyer Joseph C. Helwig Cynthia J. (Aumen) Higgins Cyril J. Hockensmith Christopher J. and Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Matthew T. Hofmann Michael W. and Angela R. Hohenstein, Sr. Catharine R. (Shelley) Holihan Carol E. Holtz Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle David L. and Dr. Janelle M. (Weaver) Hummer Stephen A. Hutton Mitchell J. and Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Andy and Kayla (Arigo) Kale Elaine L. (Garvick) Keeney Robert T. and Patricia M. (Markle) Keffer Mary E. Keller Theresa B. Keller Steve and Katie Kerr Chloe P. Kindig Stephanie K. Kindig Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Deborah A. (King) Klunk Joseph E. “Buzz” Klunk Nancy J. (Mandell) Kolb Dolores N. Kraft Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz Aleta S. Kressley Jeanne L. (Staub) Krill Burnell R. and Debra A. (Smith) Laughman Stephen D. and Lynne G. Laughman Cathy Lawrence Greg and Denise Lawrence James A. Lawrence, Jr. Jodi Lawrence Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Tony and Sharon Lawrence Carol A. (Smith) Leese Roberta T. (Noel) Lescosky Luann Light Kevin M. Little Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Anne C. (Groft) Louey Scott and Susan MacLellan Melissa J. Mahone Melinda Malone-Long Geraldine O. Markle Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Chad E. and Jenny R. (Ernst) Martin Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Tom McClintock William A. and Joyce A. McIntyre, Jr. Rev. Lawrence J. McNeil Thomas G. and Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Wendy Mesick Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Eugene F. Miller Michael E. and Brenda J. Miller Michael G. and Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Charles Minchik Holly Moore Robyn P. Morton Matthew C. and Beth M. Mowrey Deborah M. (Busbey) Mummert Joe and Janine (Zinn) Mundorff Bernard and Caroline (Groft) Murren David J. Murren, Sr. Jim and Gloria (Smith) Murren

Michael R. Musselman Amy Naughton Joseph A. and Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Christopher T. Nield Austin D. Noel Fred A. Noel Michael T. and Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Joseph T. and Robin D. Novak Kathleen E. Nuzzo Adam and Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Paul J. and Teresa A. (McFadden) O’Brien Germanus W. Orndorff, Jr. Frank Overbaugh Christopher D. and Brenna M. (Murphy) Overdorff Anna M. (Murren) Owings Donald R. and Madeleine E. Perkins Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters Colin and Kathy Pettorsson Donald C. and Dona K. Price, Jr. Esther C. Redding Jacqueline L. (Kinneman) Redding Elaine M. (Sanders) Reese Glenn Reis Angela M. Rider Dr. and Mrs. R. James Rinker Jose Rojas Rosensteel Insurance, Inc. Robert W. Rosensteel George G. Rummel Sandra A. (Gross) Ruppert Jenny M. (Staub) Sabaka Jane L. (Reese) Salvarola Richard N. Sanders Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Robert E. and Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Josh Scott Mark E. and Roxanna S. Seilhamer Rick and Peg (Weaver) Shaffer Donald E. Shanebrook Millard L. and Dawn I. Sheely John T. and Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel, Sr. Jennifer M. (Bankert) Showers Fay E. (Weaver) Shultz Vera E. (Weaver) Slagle Marion M. (Lawrence) Small Burnell F. Smith Gary L. Smith John W. Smith James F. and Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Thomas P. and Joann M. “Jody” (Groft) Smith Dr. Katie C. Sneeringer Sonny and Kathy Sneeringer Timothy E. Sneeringer Debbie (Miller) Spear Patricia A. (Myers) Sponseller † Casimir J. and Sriwan A. Stankovitz Lisa A. Stankovitz Dennis J. “Fuzz” and Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub Lawrence “Tiss” and Patti Staub Monica A. Staub Thomas J. and Beth A. (Staub) Staub Timothy J. Staub Nick Stellhorn David C. and Eleanor R. (Jacobs) Stoner, Jr. Louis L. and Bonita L. Storm Frances E. Stull William M. Sunbury, Jr. David A. and April L. Swope, Sr.

Honor Roll of Donors Odilia A. (Noel) Tatasciore Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Thomas N. Topper Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer Frederick and Patricia Trone Walt and Rita Tuchalski Armando L. Ugarte Darrell L. and Rosalie A. (Topper) Van Scyoc Katelyn E. Vance Theodore A. and Bonnie B. Wachhaus, Sr. Sister Susan Wagaman, SSJ Donald L. and † Patricia A. (Nelson) Walck Joanne E. (Eline) Warner David and Judy (Lawrence) Weaver Dennis and Mary Lynn Weaver Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver Ronald J. Weaver Tony and Dixie Weaver Jonathan D. and Anita L. (Sorice) Webb Joan A. (Conrad) Welty Jaime M. (Reese) Werner Lois E. (Orndorff) Whaley Michael C. and Susan S. (Sieg) Wildasin Daniel and Julie A. Wilson Robert E. Wilt Jack D. Wimsett Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling Kristen M. (Mainzer) Zindler Colby M. and Heather L. (McIntyre) Zortman

Friends of Delone ($1-$49)

Jody Adelsperger Joseph M. Allen Brian A. and d’Deette R. (Staub) Almoney Amazon Smile Foundation Dr. Stephen A. and Stephanie Andrejack Michael R. Angel Anonymous (2) Jean E. Anthony John D. and Lori A. Anthony Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour Robert L. and Lisa M. (Mecke) Becker Trudy Berklite Joshua and Hilary M. Berman Kevin P. and Stefanie L. Bevenour Cole D. Biesecker Pat Bill Wilson E. Bixler, Jr. Carolyn Blaszczyk David C. Brady Donald R. and Camille C. Brady Vivian Brady James M. Breiner Jennifer M. (Buie) Brenner Dr. Carmen Brown Joseph J. and Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty, Sr. Patrick A. Byrne and Gloria J. Tamayo Bonnie Campbell Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Grace E. Catlin Larry A. Chambers Joseph J. and Sherrie L. Cline Nina E. Cline Dr. Brad R. Conrad Edward Countryman Andrew N. Cox Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford

Lee L. Cusmano and Lynn E. Cyron Patricia H. Dahlberg Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg Sharon M. Dale Adrianne Deatrick Mary M. Deatrick Joshua G. Dell Shirley K. Demboski Lauren M. (Wallis) DeWitt Robert L. and Christina DiFatta Tina M. (Becker) Finzel Michael and Jennifer Fleming Thomas W. and Joan E. Folmer Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Mary C. Furlong Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Teresa M. Gobel John E. Goff Nina F. (Nicholson) Grant Barbara A. (Donnelly) Greenholt Daniel E. and Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt Rita M. (Long) Groft Theresa M. (Krichten) Gross Alexander K. Guy Harry V. and Melissa A. Guy Anthony J. Hagerman Michael R. and Anita L. (Mecke) Haines Harry L. and Pamela R. Hamme Shawn P. Harriett William T. and Kelley J. (Juiffre) Hartlaub Frank J. Henry Margaret M. (Smith) Hockenberry Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Francis and Anna Mae Hoffman Dr. Stephen A. Hoffman Rosemarie Holsey Mary Caroline Hoverkamp David A. Hufnagel Elizabeth M. Jacoby Brett F. James Karl and Loretta Kallenbach Liz (Kressley) Kamler Patricia A. (Poist) Kebil Fred Keffer G. Fred Kegel Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ Steve R. and Carol A. (Hawbaker) Kelley Kennie’s Markets, Inc. Sharon Kenyon Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler Anne M. Kerr King Solutions Bailey A. Klinedinst Cody A. Klinedinst Harold M. and Theresa J. (Keefer) Klineyoung, Jr. Edward M. Klunk James C. Klunk Randy A. and Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk Barbara J. (Little) Koontz Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Ed and Peg (Groft) Lawrence Edward J. Lawrence John F. Lawrence Jon G. Lawrence Paul E. and Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence William B. and Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert

Donald J. and Tonia M. (Carbaugh) Little, Jr. Linda A. (Sanders) Little Anna L. (Roth) Lynch Barbara A. (Neiderer) Marchio Michael B. and Debra Marshall Ethan C. Martin Makenna A. Martin Don Masemer Lesley Maurer Rose M. McClintock Joshua K. McNutt Sarah E. Messer Daniel and Wanda Messinger Amy L. (Bell) Miller Reginald E. Miller Rob and Becky Miller Thomas C. Miller Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Matthew P. Morley Frederick C. Murren Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren Dr. James L. and Carol Myers, Jr. Leonard K. Myers Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers Perry R. and Jane E. (Neiderer) Myers George A. and Linda C. (Wolf) Neiman Marian A. Nicholson Thomas W. Niedererr Kurt and Shannon D. Noback Henry “Terry” and Cindy (Shultz) Noel Jennifer K. Noel Peter S. and Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Roger T. and Karen E. (Clabaugh) Noel Daniel L. and Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien, Sr. The Natalie Ormond Family Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh Colleen M. (Mahone) Parrill Jemma D. Pascoe Jo Ann Patchan Paul and Brenda Pitzer Sister Ellen L. Poist, SSJ Joanna K. (Stover) Power Gerald F. Redding Susan E. Redding John P. and Jeanna M. (Lawrence) Rider Leon and Anna Mae Rider Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Kathy A. Rinehart William J. and Michelle L. (Hartlaub) Rineman III Penelope A. Ritter Vito and Rina Roca Joyce A. Rosensteel James A. and Kathy M. (Bradner) Roth Dorothy Mae (Krepps) Sabold Francis W. Sanders William J. Sanders Dianne M. Scanlon Russell K. Schauermann Walter B. and Eileen A. Schauermann John C. and Diane L. Schlaline Thomas Schubring Gene and Ann (Miller) Schuchart Michael W. and Jill E. Seymore Anne L. (Leonard) Shelleman Daniel V. and Jody A. Sieg Ron Sipling Joanne E. (Renaut) Small

Abigail K. Smith Kevin A. and Amy L. (Lapham) Smith Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Neil F. and Helen J. Smith Philip A. Smith Raymond J. and Rose M. (Miller) Smith Tony Smith William F. and Danielle M. (Thoman) Smith, Jr. Donna M. (Smith) Sneeringer Douglas A. and Heather L. (Seymore) Snyder Carolyn W. (Wagner) Sponseller Elaine M. (Slagle) Sponseller Barbara E. (Conrad) Staub Sister Jacquelyn Staub, SSJ Rachel A. Staub Sister Victoria A. Staub, SSJ Douglas and Melanie A. Stonesifer Kevin A. Stover and Kathleen V. Holmberg-Stover Donna M. Strasbaugh Shannon L. (Klunk) Strausbaugh John F. “Buddy” Stuller Kathryn E. Suskie Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin Larry Thoman Janet E. Todt Eduardo T. Ugarte Mateo V. Ugarte Akshay D. Vidyarthi Norma J. (Brady) Wagner Russell W. and Mary E. Warfield, Jr. Anthony J. Warner Ryan and Kristen Wenger Diane M. (Riser) Wherley Lois M. (Overbaugh) Wherley Megan E. Willing Bradley P. Wolf Gary A. and Lisa M. (Murphy) Wolf Loraine C. (Small) Yoneda James L. Zartman Samuel R. Zartman Carole G. (Grim) Zinn Tom and Becky (Slagle) Zinn

Tribute Gifts In Memory of William G. “Bird” Adams ‘51 Shirley K. Demboski David J. and Lucinda E. DePorter Jack and Mary (Redding) Kale Littlestown AutoCare Center, Inc. Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Robert G. and Dawn M. Smith, Jr. Larry Thoman

In Honor of All Parents Who Made Sacrifices to Send Their Children to DCHS Rick and Judy (Tipton) Mummert

In Memory of Anna Marie Baughman Deborah A. Riley

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Honor Roll of Donors In Memory of Mary C. (Sneeringer) Bowling ‘50

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

In Memory of Theodore F. Kotula

In Memory of Sherry L. (Oberdick) Brady ‘82

In Memory of Mary Alice(Topper) Forbes ‘57

In Memory of Tommy Laudani ‘18 In Memory of Mary L. (Wilt) Atlee P. and Jennifer M. Whiteleather III McClintock ‘45

In Memory of Francis J. Funk ‘59

In Memory of Brian J. Laughman ‘97

In Memory of John E. Gastley ‘59

In Memory of Bernard J. Lawrence, Jr. ‘46

Pat and Eileen (Colgan) Bowling

Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of John A. “Jack” Brenner ‘52 Sister Phyllis M. Brenner, SSJ Convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph

In Memory of Robert L. Britcher ‘51

Beth Britcher Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher

In Memory of John F. “Jack” Busbey Doris A. (Smith) Busbey

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

In Honor of Zachary M. Carter ‘22 Michael and Jennifer Carter

In Honor of Living and Deceased Members of the Class of 1972

Thomas M. and Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence

In Honor of the Class of 2022 Michael and Sarah Kotlinski

In Memory of Marilyn K. Cole Hon. Kenneth J. Cole

In Memory of Rita E. (Kaiser) Cole ‘44 Richard F. Bunty Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial

In Memory of Robert G. Delorme

William J. and Valerie Lippe

In Memory of Anthony Michael DeMaria Anthony’s Way Foundation Gina M. DeMaria

In Memory of Patricia R. (Timmins) Feeser ‘57

Margaret J. (Timmins) Maue Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Daniel and Julie A. Wilson

In Memory of John F. Flavin Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner

Andrew J. Folmer

Steven R. and Joni L. Mall

Carroll G. Funk

Betty Jo Gastley

In Memory of Chuck Glessner Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Hank and Chris Shea

In Memory of Patricia A. (Krichten) Goodling ‘78 Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Joe and Janine (Zinn) Mundorff

In Memory of William M. Grandia II Anonymous Dr. Brad R. Conrad Casey J. and Julia T. Fuhrman

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

In Memory of Mary C. “Cassie” (Moore) Groft ‘43 Jodi Lawrence Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg

Kathleen M. Kotula

Anthony L. and Sue E. Laughman

Bernard H. and Nancy Anthony, Jr. Pat and Margaret (Staub) Bria Richard D. and Elizabeth Carson Bertram F. and Joyce Elsner F. Rusty and Grace Elsner Richard A. and Donna J. (Strausbaugh) Groft Home Association of McSherrystown Steve and Katie Kerr Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Charles A. and Michelle F. McGough III Daniel and Wanda Messinger Robyn P. Morton James F. and Patricia A. (Baker) Smith † Merle L. and Beverly A. (Smith) Smith Frances E. Stull

In Memory of Cynthia A. Lawrence ‘75 Jody Adelsperger Jane E. Bennett

In Memory of Amy J. (Strazzella) Lee ‘84

Anonymous Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis In Memory of Curtis L. Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Dr. Henry J. and Jean M. (Hockensmith) Hardnack ‘02 Joshua F. and Amanda L. (Hardnack) Childers Strazzella Jeremy S. and Ellie Hardnack Robert A. and Karen M. (Sneeringer) Little In Memory of Jeane L. Leonard Daniel M. and Lucinda L. Bringman In Memory of William G. Hoke ‘56 F. Rusty and Grace Elsner Peter S. and Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Beth Britcher The Smith & Company CPAs Team Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher Nancy M. Swartz Denise Moeller Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Akshay D. Vidyarthi

In Memory of Todd W. ‘87 and Neal C. ‘90 Humpert Diane C. Humpert Kenneth N. and La Verne S. Humpert William E. and Judith L. Miller Kent L. and Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers

In Memory of Francis X. Kale ‘49 Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman

In Memory of Leona M. (Gross) Klunk ‘47 Shannon L. Strausbaugh

In Memory of Thomas C. Klunk ‘45 Dr. Brian E. Klunk

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In Memory of Thomas A. ‘42 and Mary E. (McKim) ‘42 Livelsberger Austin and Lynn (Livelsberger) Leonard Cork and Denise Livelsberger James M. Livelsberger Lee and Peg (Livelsberger) Wildasin

In Honor of Liam M. MacLellan ‘25 Scott and Susan MacLellan

In Honor of Julie ‘13, Megan ‘15, and John ‘16 Mall Steven R. and Joni L. Mall

In Memory of M. Angela (Staub) McCleaf ‘44 Elaine S. McCleaf

Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD

In Memory of Tanner R. McNutt ‘10 Joshua K. McNutt

In Memory of James D. “Jake” ‘54 and Mary J. (Lawrence) ‘49 Miller Randy and Nancy (Miller) Staub

In Memory of Mary J. (Lawrence) Miller ‘49 John D. and Lori A. Anthony James W. and Bonnie J. Miller

In Memory of Beverly Frederick Morley Matthew P. Morley William J. Morley

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

In Honor of Lucas R. Neiderer ‘06 Scotty and Judy Watt

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

In Memory of Urban F. “Nubbin” ‘45 and Barbara E. (Groft) ‘54 Rider Kathleen A. Rider Phil Rider

In Memory of James W. Riley Deborah A. Riley

In Memory of Francis J. “Guinea” Rineman, Jr. ‘45 Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman

In Memory of Kurt T. Riser ‘99 and Nicholas A. Weaver ‘99 Jonathan J. Booth

In Memory of Jill A. (Hawbaker) Rohrbaugh ‘89 Robert L. and Lisa M. (Mecke) Becker James F. and Sharon L. (Bowling) Hahn Sue (McMaster) Hain Michael R. and Anita L. (Mecke) Haines Andy and Kathy (Miller) Hansford Jim and Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Steve R. and Carol A. (Hawbaker) Kelley John R. and Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Harold M. and Theresa J. (Keefer) Klineyoung, Jr. Dolores N. Kraft

Honor Roll of Donors Luann Light Charles A. and Michelle F. McGough III Neiderer Sanitation, LLC Paul and Brenda Pitzer Donald E. and Darlene V. Rohrbaugh Richard J. and Sandra K. Rosensteel Millard L. and Dawn I. Sheely Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Christopher P. and Deborah A. Smith Donna M. (Smith) Sneeringer Patricia A. (Myers) Sponseller Dr. Maureen C. Thiec Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc. Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Utz Brands, Inc. J. Andrew and Michelle T. Warehime Pat (Breiner) Webb Michael C. and Susan S. (Sieg) Wildasin Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling

In Memory of Eva M. Shea Hank and Chris Shea

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

In Memory of Rosetta R. (Houser) Slagle ‘62 The Natalie Ormond Family

In Memory of Francis J. Small, Jr. ‘61 Kathleen M. (Small) Carter

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

In Memory of Lionel J. ‘43 and Viola C. (Small) ‘44 Smith Jeff and Marjie (Smith) Houser Eva M. Small

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

In Memory of Merle L. Smith ‘57 Wayne S. and Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Amanda K. Gower Russell C. Hess Dr. and Mrs. R. James Rinker Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Raymond J. and Rose M. (Miller) Smith Michael C. and Susan S. (Sieg) Wildasin

In Honor of Raymond J. ‘54 and Shirley Smith

Wayne G. and Donna J. (Sneeringer) Hooper IFMC Field Office Melinda Malone-Long Carole W. Rebert Jose Rojas Mark E. and Roxanna S. Seilhamer Donald F. and Betty W. Smith Gary A. and Lisa M. (Murphy) Wolf

In Memory of T. Elaine (Small) Smith ‘51

Robert S. and Denise L. (Smith) Bortner

Joshua P. and Sarah Vyskocil

In Memory of G. Dale Wagner

In Memory of Deacon James G. and Marian Sneeringer, Sr. and In Memory of Cyril F. “Boomy” James G. “Gib” Sneeringer, Jr. ‘64 Weaver, Jr. ‘61 Wilson E. Bixler, Jr. Vivian Brady Thomas R. and Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Terry A. Conrad William A. and Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Bertram F. and Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner II In Memory of Darlene M. “Sis” Elsner Engineering Works, Inc. Thomas A. and Joyce E. Groft (Felix) Staub ‘64 Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Francis J. and Angela M. “Missy” (Becker) Felix Home Association of McSherrystown David A. Hufnagel In Memory of James W. ‘42 and Dennis J. and Nancy L. Knox Bob and Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet Jean M. Staub Michael T. and Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Patricia A. (Staub) Hubbard Jacqueline L. Redding In Memory of John A. Staub ‘41 Mary L. (Adair) Redding Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Ann L. (Staub) Baker James P. Roth John E. and Jane E. (Staub) Helfrick Dennis D. and Cecelia J. Tavares Frederick and Patricia Trone In Memory of William B. Thomas J. and Marla R. Weaver Andy and Kay (Sneeringer) McStay Dr. Paul A. and Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) Pudimat Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Thomas M. Sneeringer and Deborah J. Fox

“Wheaties” Staub ‘50 Benjamin C. Nace

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

In Honor of Lee Stopka Anonymous

In Memory of Donald J. and Miriam A. Storm Louis L. and Bonita L. Storm

In Memory of Julia M. (Redding) Taylor ‘61 Anonymous

In Memory of Sally A. (Little) Thoman ‘65 Bailey A. Klinedinst

In Memory of In Memory of Richard L. Smith ‘71 William R. Timmins ‘62

Joann L. Bollinger Dennis J. and Nancy L. Knox Margaret J. (Timmins) Maue James D. and Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Rosensteel Insurance, Inc.

In Memory of Roger R. Weaver ‘47 Janet E. Maring

In Honor of Emily C. Wells ‘23 Robert L. and Kathleen A. Henneman

In Memory of Richard E. Wolf ‘49 Deborah A. Riley

In Memory of Lois (Brady) Zinn ‘75

Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman

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

In Memory of Barbara A. Vyskocil

Janis K. Wagner

Michael R. and Nancy A. Smith

Trudy Berklite Randall L. Brake Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Chambersburg Club, Inc. Lee L. Cusmano and Lynn E. Cyron Harold C. Gabler III

Jeff and Judy (Bennett) Sieg Beth (Weaver) Smith Elaine M. (Slagle) Sponseller Gary M. and Christa M. (Weaver) Stefanisko Robert S. and Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Joanne E. (Eline) Warner

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

Class Of 1943 Total Gifts $389.82 40.00% of Alumni Contributing † Charles A. Smith † Phyllis J. (Johnson) Smith

Class Of 1947 Total Gifts $15,400.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Elaine M. (Sanders) Reese Eva M. Small John W. Smith Urban F. Staub, Sr. † Roger R. Weaver

Class Of 1948 Total Gifts $675.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Donald R. Brady Richard F. Conrad Lois A. (Holtz) Hottle Joan M. (Legore) Noel

Class Of 1949 Total Gifts $1,175.00 33.33% of Alumni Contributing Robert F. Chrismer John A. Greenholt Theresa M. (Krichten) Gross Dawn M. (Kinneman) Henry Donald E. Hertz Bernadine E. (Strasbaugh) Null Margaret T. (Weaver) Otey Elaine M. (Overbaugh) Pace Bernard F. “Baldy” Smith Kathleen A. (Sanders) Sterner

Class Of 1950 Total Gifts $395.00 22.58% of Alumni Contributing Bernard C. “Barney” Brady Ronald J. Hagarman Mary C. (Moore) Hertz Cyril J. Hockensmith Paul E. Lawrence William F. Livelsberger Anna L. (Roth) Lynch

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Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1951 Total Gifts $1,635.00 19.57% of Alumni Contributing Mary W. (Wagner) Brady Thomas J. Conrad, Sr. Barbara J. (Little) Koontz John F. Lawrence Mary Jane (Smith) Lawrence Sister Elsa Moore, SCC Rev. Msgr. Hugh A. Overbaugh Bernadine M. (Murren) Penn Glorietta M. (Miller) Provenzano

Class Of 1952 Total Gifts $9,160.00 38.89% of Alumni Contributing Patricia A. Anthony Dorothy E. (Topper) Barbour † John A. “Jack” Brenner Roseann N. (Niedererr) Britcher Lawrence W. Givler, Sr. William H. Gross Richard A. Hemler Anna Mae (Schuhart) Hoffheins Sylvia K. (Klunk) Noel Jacqueline L. (Kinneman) Redding Dorothy Mae (Krepps) Sabold Dot (Sanders) Sanders Ramon T. Smith Elaine G. Trone

Class Of 1953 Total Gifts $885.00 26.53% of Alumni Contributing Jean E. Anthony Phyllis V. (Murren) Bair M. Gloria (Small) Baker Richard D. Eline Rita M. (Long) Groft Elaine (Sanders) Kucs Regina L. (Lawrence) Lawrence William B. Lawrence Eugene F. Miller Colleen M. (Mahone) Parrill Robert C. Shanefelter Helen C. (Sanders) Sutphin Patricia M. (McMaster) Weaver

Class Of 1954 Total Gifts $2,520.00 34.04% of Alumni Contributing Reuben A. Bair, Jr. Sister Phyllis M. Brenner, SSJ Mary H. (Gebhart) Britcher Hon. Kenneth J. Cole Margaret L. (Gotwalt) Fuhrman Anna Mae (Goulden) Gross Carol E. Holtz Patricia A. (Poist) Kebil Robert B. Kenworthy Josephine S. (Shoemaker) Klinedinst Audrey M. (Orndorff) Peterson-Walton Pius A. Small Burnell F. Smith Dr. Henry J. Strazzella

Joanne M. (Keller) Stull Rita M. (Nicholson) Weaver

† Merle L. Smith Elaine M. (Slagle) Sponseller John F. “Buddy” Stuller

Class Of 1955 Class Of 1958 Total Gifts $1,625.00 25.00% of Alumni Contributing Total Gifts $3,405.00 Barbara A. (Hoffman) Breighner 18.89% of Alumni Contributing † R. James Breighner Dianne E. (Smith) Eisenhauer Daniel E. Greenholt Joyce C. (Overbaugh) Groft Joan M. (Smith) Kaiser G. Fred Kegel Patricia A. (Noel) Lawrence Frederick E. Olinger Anne L. Rummel Anita L. (Groft) Shrader Sara C. (Smith) Sneeringer Barbara E. (Conrad) Staub Joan A. (Conrad) Welty

Class Of 1956 Total Gifts $3,035.00 34.33% of Alumni Contributing Nancy M. (Smith) Allen Joseph J. Bunty, Sr. Nancy L. (Noel) Bunty Doris A. (Smith) Busbey Carroll G. Funk Very Rev. Joseph F. Gotwalt Barbara A. (Donnelly) Greenholt Shirley A. (Becker) Greenholt Joyce A. (Arigo) Lawson William H. Masemer Donald L. McKenrick Jim McMaster Patrick E. McMaster Rita L. (Lawrence) McMaster Robert J. McMaster Dr. James L. Myers, Jr. Marie A. (Smith) Paul Leon C. Rider William B. Sanders Marlene C. (Staub) Staub Jean M. (Hockensmith) Strazzella Rosalie A. (Topper) Van Scyoc

Class Of 1957 Total Gifts $1,270.00 20.22% of Alumni Contributing Mary Lou (Niedererr) Bowman Margaret L. (Staub) Bria Lois E. (Eline) Donsen Joann E. (Shrader) Hemler Richard J. Hemler Francis L. Hoffman Mary E. Keller Margie (Redding) Kenworthy Sheila M. (Shireman) Long Bernard F. Murren Caroline (Groft) Murren Thomas W. Niedererr Dr. Barbara A. Redding Beverly A. (Smith) Smith John H. Smith

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Frank J. Henry Joyce A. (Weaver) Jarosick Joe Kale, Jr. Elizabeth A. (Sneeringer) Kepler Sally (Rang) Little Janet E. (Small) Maring Nadine C. Miller Carolyn M. (Klunk) Peters Susan J. (McKenrick) Powell Loretta M. (Smith) Rider Dale J. Sanders William H. Smith, Jr. Al Sneeringer Thomas R. Staub Donna M. Strasbaugh Andy Topper William H. Wierman

Class Of 1959 Total Gifts $3,985.00 25.53% of Alumni Contributing Teresa S. (Staub) Atkinson † Wilmer C. Barrett, Sr. Ken Bevenour Carolyn J. (Gouker) Fanus Jane (McDermitt) Hutton Michael A. Kale Pat (Redding) Kimple Linda A. (Sanders) Little Kenneth R. Long Betty (Rhodes) McMaster Charles M. McMaster Patrick F. Murren Rodney J. Noel Teresa M. (Redding) Noel F. Wayne Sanders William J. Sanders Brother Dominic Smith, FSC Donna M. (Smith) Sneeringer Francis J. Sneeringer Stephen F. Staub David C. Stoner, Jr. Eleanor R. (Jacobs) Stoner Paul E. Topper Tom Yealey

Glenn D. “Chick” Livelsberger Don Masemer Charles F. McClintock, Jr. Patricia M. (Hagerman) McMaster James R. Meckley Brenda J. (Klunk) Miller Daniel G. Miller Anna M. (Keller) Noel Francis C. Noel, Jr. Larry E. Ohm Sandra L. (Robinson) Rodrigo Jeanie (Bolin) Sheaffer Pat Sheaffer Marge (Hockensmith) Smith Rose M. (Groft) Smith † Vincent C. Sowers Louis L. Storm Leona M. (Smith) Trimmer

Class Of 1961 Total Gifts $10,164.83 23.40% of Alumni Contributing Teresa (Keffer) Arcari Jane E. Bennett Agnes L. (Smith) Bevenour George F. Billman, Jr. James P. Conrad Dennis H. “Ace” Eltz James B. Ernst Dr. Robert E. Gabrys Charlotte A. (Sanders) Glessner Letty (Miller) Kale Linda J. (Wherley) Keffer Theresa B. Keller Jim Klunk Pat (McAndrew) Klunk Burnell J. McIntyre Donna M. (Riser) Merrifield Stanton L. Miller Thomas C. Miller Frederick C. Murren Lawrence J. “Jim” Murren Raymond J. “Lefty” Murren Anna M. (Murren) Owings Sister Ellen L. Poist, SSJ Mary L. (Adair) Redding Ron Riley Loretta B. (Lawrence) Riser James P. Roth Jerry Storm Ann (Neiderer) Topper † Cyril F. “Boomy” Weaver, Jr. Margaret A. (Swope) Weaver † James P. Wilt, Sr. Ruth R. (Dillman) Wynn

Class Of 1960 Total Gifts $9,245.00 23.14% of Alumni Contributing Class Of 1962 Don Arigo Total Gifts $2,276.86 Benjamin J. Bair 13.22% of Alumni Contributing Violet M. (Smith) Bair Jean M. (Senseney) Evert Wayne P. Fanus Patricia A. (Smith) Gabree Shirley C. (Wagaman) Glory Kevin L. Greenholt Charles L. Hemler, Jr. Donna M. (Lawrence) Laughman

† Sarah C. (Hockensmith) Arigo Ron Beford Richard A. Bennett Catherine R. (Redding) Dietz Dianne T. (Rinehart) Kratz James M. Livelsberger Joyce A. (McClintock) Marth Daniel L. O’Brien, Sr.

Honor Roll of Donors Donald C. Price, Jr. James R. Robinson Paul L. Robinson Richard J. Rosensteel Ron Sipling Carole E. (Miller) Storm Donald L. Storm Carole G. (Grim) Zinn

Class Of 1963 Total Gifts $13,652.78 25.60% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Robert V. Arigo Albert L. Becker, Jr. Joanne M. (Tananis) Burfeind Hugh R. “Bob” Conrad, Jr. Jean A. (Maust) Conrad Jean N. (Noel) Ernst Agatha H. (Hobbs) Foscato Barbara A. (Fink) Giraffa Pietro D. Giraffa, Jr. Thomas J. Greenholt Dr. Stephen C. Groft Vicki (Smith) Hunter Fred Keffer Philip L. Keffer Robert T. Keffer Sister Jane F. Keller, SSJ Bernard L. “Barney” Kijek Stephen D. Laughman Brian Livelsberger Ruth A. (Keffer) Neiderer Joseph C. Overbaugh Elizabeth J. (Roth) Riley Michelle A. (Lauro) Rineman Roland R. Sanders Gene Schuchart Michael R. “Mick” Smith Raymond J. Smith Wayne J. Staub Suzan L. (Shrader) Wentzel Teresa E. (Hockensmith) Williams

Class Of 1964 Total Gifts $23,495.00 20.38% of Alumni Contributing Linda A. (Poist) Becker Sue (Gross) Bennett Jane E. (Rau) Brewer Joyce A. (Hymiller) Dell Mary Ellen (Ozminski) Good John R. Keeney William G. Kopp Christine M. (Staub) Krumrine Margaret J. (Timmins) Maue David J. Murren, Sr. Gloria A. (Smith) Murren James F. Neiderer Barbara E. (Seymore) O’Brien Linda D. (Small) Powell Richard W. Powell Ann M. (Miller) Schuchart 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 Carolyn W. (Wagner) Sponseller Mary Ann (Sneeringer) Staub Sister Susan Wagaman, SSJ Judith M. (Clabaugh) Wagner Ronald J. Weaver Suzanne F. Weaver Susan C. (Groft) Wierman James L. Zartman

Class Of 1965 Total Gifts $9,780.00 19.18% of Alumni Contributing Peggy Altoff Thomas E. Becker Bill Bennett Michael E. Brady, Jr. James M. Breiner Joanne M. (Keffer) Couse Mary L. (Long) Diffenderfer Theodore B. Elliott Carolyn R. (Robinson) Geiger Terry Gingrow James F. Hahn Sharon L. (Bowling) Hahn John E. Hossler Elizabeth M. Jacoby Patricia M. (Markle) Keffer Stephanie R. (Hufnagle) Krumrine Jean L. (Redding) Laughman Lanny M. Laughman Michael A. Lawrence Diane M. (Neiderer) Livelsberger Tom McClintock Gary L. Noel Henry L. “Junie” Reese, Jr. Joyce A. Rosensteel James A. Roth George G. Rummel Patricia M. (McMaster) Schuman Donald E. Shanebrook Jeff Sieg Judy (Bennett) Sieg Benedict L. Smith Donald F. Smith Margaret A. M. (Keller) Smith Rose M. (Miller) Smith Patricia A. (Myers) Sponseller Jean E. (Eline) Timmins Robert S. Timmins Robert E. Wagner † Patricia A. (Nelson) Walck Sandra A. (Bollinger) Weikert Sally A. (Kaltreider) Weiler Edgar C. Worley, Jr.

Class Of 1966 Total Gifts $7,800.00 15.35% of Alumni Contributing Robert J. Altoff Gayle L. (Breighner) Arigo Richard P. Arigo Veronica A. (Sunbury) Bonczek Anthony J. Breighner Donald F. Clabaugh

Class Of 1968 Total Gifts $4,267.50 19.68% of Alumni Contributing

Wayne T. “Tim” Clark Daniel P. Ernst Wayne C. Flickinger Katherine A. (Miller) Hansford Jim Hawbaker Julie (Houser) Hawbaker Carol A. (Cole) Keeney Dave Keffer Paulette M. (Gebhart) Klein Patrick H. Kuhn Patricia F. (Groft) Lawrence Tony Lawrence Donna E. (Smith) Meckley Bernard G. Neiderer John R. Redding Ronald R. Redding Margaret A. (Miller) Reichart Rose S. (Sneeringer) Sanders Robert E. Schuman Thomas M. Sneeringer Lawrence J. “Tiss” Staub Rob Thomassy Stephen B. Weaver, Jr. Pat (Breiner) Webb Susan S. (Sieg) Wildasin

Class Of 1967 Total Gifts $12,951.86 18.89% of Alumni Contributing Mary D. (Ditzler) Clabaugh Francis J. Felix Jeff Garvick John E. Goff Dr. Gary G. Hawn Nora L. (Hankey) Keller Carol A. (Hawbaker) Kelley Larry E. Kittelberger James C. Klunk Jeanne L. (Staub) Krill Ed Lawrence Peg (Groft) Lawrence Austin F. Leonard II Lynn (Livelsberger) Leonard Sandy (Lawrence) Lookenbill Linda M. (McKim) Murren Jeanne L. (Smith) Myers Joanne E. Myers-Miller Christine A. Noel Paulette A. (Berkheimer) Ohm Jim Orndorff Susan P. Panebaker George L. Peart III Sandra A. (Gross) Ruppert Francis W. Sanders Den Seymore Rev. Lawrence W. Sherdel Fay E. (Weaver) Shultz Jeanne M. Smith Joyce H. (Rang) Smith Paul J. Smith Deb (Hagerman) Staub Lois M. (Overbaugh) Wherley

Jay Allen Michael R. Angel James C. Becker John H. Berkheimer Terrence E. Bowling Gloria J. (Cole) Ernst Thomas W. Folmer Deborah A. (Neiderer) Freet Wayne S. Freet Sue (McMaster) Hain Stephen J. Keefer Joseph I. Keffer Mike Keller Barbara A. (Redding) Klunk Constance M. (Stormes) Kuhn Ruth E. (Reaver) Kuhn Anthony L. Laughman James A. Lawrence, Jr. Michael B. Marshall Michael R. Musselman Maryellen H. (Hockensmith) Myers Allen F. Neiderer William P. Neiderer Jane L. (Reese) Salvarola Michael L. Shanebrook Richard A. Shetter, Sr. Daniel V. Sieg Betty (Topper) Smith Christopher P. Smith Alan P. Staub Carroll J. “Butch” Staub, Jr. Linda M. (Smith) Thomassy Rose M. (Carbaugh) Topper Trout King Bradley P. Wolf Tom Zinn

Class Of 1969 Total Gifts $8,167.50 17.81% of Alumni Contributing Ann L. (Staub) Baker Dan Bowman Pamela M. (Sneeringer) Clements Sally M. (Markle) Coble William A. Conrad Loretta E. (Price) Dudas Pamela N. “Penny” (Niedererr) Garrett Barbara J. (Doyle) Glasco Thomas A. Groft Anita R. (Groft) Hale Lorena D. (Small) Keeney Richard P. Keeney Marty Klunk Stephen J. Klunk Cathy Lawrence Dave Lawrence Deb (Timmins) Lawrence Roberta T. (Noel) Lescosky Jane L. (Mummert) Mayers Kay (Sneeringer) McStay David R. Messinger Elaine M. (Todt) Miller Joan F. (Long) Miller

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Honor Roll of Donors Michael G. Miller Henry T. “Terry” Noel Ann (Rineman) Orndorff, CNM Richard A. Reese Pam (Hull) Reilly Deborah A. Riley Donna A. (Asper) Rosato Daniel J. Staub Dennis J. “Fuzz” Staub James A. Staub Odilia A. (Noel) Tatasciore Ginny (Staub) Timmins Sandra A. Timmins Robert E. Wilt Sylvia A. (Staub) Yingling Diane M. (Gross) Zortman

Class Of 1970 Total Gifts $11,010.00 33.33% of Alumni Contributing Deb (Schott) Allen Margaret M. (Klunk) Balachowski Michael S. Becker Robert A. Becker Jean M. (Musselman) Bowersox Dennis J. Cole Rebecca J. (Smith) Cole Constance M. (McCleaf) Conrad Elaine M. (Gouker) Conrad Cindy (Staub) Dunn Christine M. (Staub) Fisher Andrew J. Folmer Deborah A. (Small) Frame Ronald A. Fraumeni Patricia A. (Klunk) Gouker Wayne C. Groft Philip A. Hartlaub Jeffrey C. Heagey Joseph C. Helwig Cynthia J. (Aumen) Higgins Andy Keefer Debra J. (Schuman) Keener Elaine L. (Garvick) Keeney Christopher T. Kime Dorothy I. (Von Sas) Kime Eileen L. (Lawrence) Kindig Edward M. Klunk Michael A. Klunk Stephen H. Klunk Nancy J. (Mandell) Kolb Richard C. Krichten Anne C. (Groft) Louey Jessica F. (Fuhrman) Loughran Daniel P. Marchio Terry L. Miller George A. Neiman Frank Overbaugh Agnella M. (Gouker) Redding Ben Redding Steven F. Resh Kathy A. Rinehart Tom Ritter Kathy M. (Bradner) Roth Patrick F. Sanders Richard N. Sanders Bonnie (Weaver) Seymore

John T. Sherdel, Sr. Vera E. (Weaver) Slagle David F.B. Smith Kenneth A. Smith Tony Smith James E. Sneeringer, Jr. Sylvia J. (Miller) Staub Urban F. Staub, Jr. Sister Victoria A. Staub, SSJ Rebecca S. (Sieg) Stubljar William M. Sunbury, Jr. Sue F. (Weaver) Tharp Gerald P. “Pat” Topper, Jr. Elizabeth A. “Betty” (Willet) Wagaman Stephen E. Wagaman Joanne E. (Eline) Warner Judy (Lawrence) Weaver Lois E. (Orndorff) Whaley William J. Zeigler

Class Of 1971 Total Gifts $10,523.11 32.09% of Alumni Contributing Joseph M. Allen Deacon Thomas M. Aumen Merle (Barrick) Barger Leonard J. Bennett Joyce M. (Kretz) Berkheimer Scott J. Brady Richard F. Bunty Kathleen M. (Small) Carter Pamela L. (Shanebrook) Clabaugh Roxanne M. (Keeney) Ecker Thomas E. Ernst Leonard F. Gebhart II Teresa M. Gobel Robert L. Gouker, Jr. Nina F. (Nicholson) Grant Shirley A. (Snader) Grattan Michael J. Greenholt Jeffrey A. Gross Susan E. (Conrad) Gross Dan Hawbaker Margaret M. (Smith) Hockenberry Donna J. (Sneeringer) Hooper Patricia A. (Staub) Hubbard Deborah A. (King) Klunk Rebecca C. (Swope) Kopf Daniel E. Lawrence Cork Livelsberger Robert K. “Rock” Long Barbara A. (Neiderer) Marchio Rose M. McClintock Rev. C. Anthony Miller Deborah M. (Busbey) Mummert Jane E. (Neiderer) Myers Michael T. Noel Roger T. Noel Sara K. (Giraffa) Noel Germanus W. Orndorff, Jr. Patrick L. Price Gerald F. Redding Susan E. Redding Lou Ann L. (Arigo) Reese Stephen A. Reese Dave Sanders

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Peg (Weaver) Shaffer Anne L. (Leonard) Shelleman Joanne E. (Renaut) Small Patrice J. Smith Philip A. Smith Thomas P. Smith Monica A. Staub Dr. Perpetua A. Staub Ronald F. Staub Norma J. (Brady) Wagner Anthony J. Warner Martin B. Weaver Diane M. (Riser) Wherley Jo Anne R. (Reed) Wolo Michael G. Wolo Loraine C. (Small) Yoneda Samuel R. Zartman

Class Of 1972 Total Gifts $4,276.25 14.44% of Alumni Contributing Kenneth W. Clabaugh Diane M. (Funk) Ernst Angela M. “Missy” (Becker) Felix Robin A. (Tipton) Groft Dr. Stephen A. Hoffman Daniel C. Klunk Randy A. Klunk Dennis J. Knox Patrick E. Kopf, Sr. Rita C. (Lawrence) Lawrence Diane L. (Smith) Lenhert William A. McIntyre, Jr. James W. Miller Cindy (Shultz) Noel Karen E. (Clabaugh) Noel Randy J. Noel Peggy L. (Yealy) Overbaugh Mary L. (McIntyre) Sherdel Jeffrey R. Small Marion M. (Lawrence) Small Joann M. “Jody” (Groft) Smith Cynthia A. (Weaver) Sneeringer Dr. Mark A. Sneeringer Rick Staub Stephen G. Stroup Thomas N. Topper

Class Of 1973 Total Gifts $4,445.00 12.57% of Alumni Contributing Andy Angel Debra M. (McMaster) Becker David C. Brady Mary S. (Small) Brenner Thomas E. Brenner Lorraine B. (Bennett) Campbell Dr. Brian E. Klunk Constance M. (Staub) Klunk Elizabeth A. (Staub) Klunk James S. Klunk Joseph E. “Buzz” Klunk Sue A. (Hertz) Krug Thomas M. Lawrence Robert W. Rosensteel Pat (Todt) Slonaker Anthony L. Smith

Donna M. (Shanebrook) Smith Ken Smith Tony A. Smith Bill Staub Zina A. (Zeigler) Staub Judith M. (Noel) Strevig Tony Weaver Becky (Slagle) Zinn

Class Of 1974 Total Gifts $12,265.00 14.19% of Alumni Contributing Timothy A. Bair Lisa M. (Mecke) Becker Michael G. Dorman Michael E. Flaherty John M. Gabriel Judy A. (Feeser) Groft Timothy A. Groft Jane E. (Staub) Helfrick Alice K. (Krichten) Huff Fritz Livelsberger Debra A. (Heiser) Long Rose M. (Dettinburn) Marchio James D. Miller Joann L. (Mummert) Miller Linda C. (Wolf) Neiman Dana L. (Larkin) Sauers Sara C. (Sneeringer) Sekinger Patrick W. Shea Hank Shea Gary L. Smith Cynthia L. (Stimer) Vial Anita L. (Lawrence) Zeigler

Class Of 1975 Total Gifts $6,875.00 14.62% of Alumni Contributing Craig J. Arter Diane M. (Long) Badolato Thomas J. Conrad, Jr. Patrick F. Eltz Anita L. (Mecke) Haines Theresa J. (Keefer) Klineyoung Jeffrey A. Kuhn Edward J. Lawrence Julie A. (Myers) Livelsberger Beverly J. (Neiderer) Miller Deborah A. (Strausbaugh) Noel Dr. Steven A. Noel Monica A. (Weaver) Phillips Dr. Mary Ann S. (Sneeringer) Pudimat William A. Rector, Jr. Susan M. (Jacoby) Reh Linda L. (Hertz) Sanders Barb (Sneeringer) Smith Dennis P. Smith Anthony B. “Smoke” Staub Thomas J. Staub Marlene L. (Loyd) Steinour Anita L. (Sorice) Webb John B. Zinn † Lois B. (Brady) Zinn

Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1976 Total Gifts $14,411.86 15.00% of Alumni Contributing Robert W. Feeser, Jr. Richard A. Groft Marjie (Smith) Houser Michael E. Imler Lynne P. Klauer Timothy D. Koontz Debra A. (Smith) Laughman Carol A. (Smith) Leese Jane L. (Orndorff) Levault Karen M. “Bo” Louey Kathy A. (Bevenour) Miller Rob Miller Judy (Tipton) Mummert Rick Mummert Phil Rider Philip J. Small Dwain M. Smith Barry E. “Gus” Staub Beth A. (Staub) Staub Kathy E. Staub Dennis E. Weaver Thomas J. Weaver Peg (Livelsberger) Wildasin David L. Zinn

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 $5,046.43 9.79% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Chad M. Clabaugh Terry A. Conrad Robert G. Coradi Lisa A. (Strazzella) Elsner Steve Heiser Greg Lawrence Tierney V. “Buck” Myers Jacki (McMaster) Neiderer Michelle M. (Aumen) Noel Peter S. Noel Thomas E. Noel Timothy “Moose” Noel Thomas M. Overbaugh Joseph R. Staub

Class Of 1977 Class Of 1980 Total Gifts $3,275.00 Total Gifts $18,244.58 14.00% of Alumni Contributing 11.11% of Alumni Contributing Teresa L. (Willet) Altland Eileen M. (Colgan) Bowling Pat Bowling Marsha A. Gebhart Regina L. Gebhart Kathleen A. (Krichten) Greenholt Dr. Russell E. Greenholt Donna J. (Strausbaugh) Groft Jack Kale Mary T. (Redding) Kale Siobhan M. (Downey) Kosko Karen M. (Sneeringer) Little Scott A. McMaster Theresa M. Petry John Reh, Jr. Lewis L. Schnauble, Jr. Timothy S. Shea Lynne M. (Cole) Small Beth (Weaver) Smith † David M. Sneeringer Evelyn E. (O’Brien) St. Martin

Class Of 1978 Total Gifts $5,205.00 14.63% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Stephanie M. (Smith) Blettner Denise L. (Smith) Bortner Laurie C. (Smith) Brant Joseph J. Cline Jean M. (Smith) Koontz Donald J. Lawrence Anna (Weaver) Lescalleet Alice M. (Sneeringer) Lippy

Larry A. Chambers Elaine A. (Martin) Glunz Edward A. Greenholt Karen M. (Folmer) Gruver Patrick A. Legore Randy A. Miller Kelly K. (Lawver) Noel Michele P. (McCullough) Noel Sharon E. (Irvin) Sensenig Keith A. Smith Nick Stellhorn Dr. Beth A. (Strazzella) Trummer Judy (Smith) Willing Lisa M. (Murphy) Wolf Robert L. Zinn

Class Of 1981 Total Gifts $4,085.00 10.37% of Alumni Contributing Roxane L. (Smith) Anderson Susan E. (Staub) Arigo Thomas A. Bair Bradley G. Clabaugh Kimberly J. (Staub) Clabaugh Anthony J. Hagerman David A. Hufnagel Jill M. (Staub) Kagarise Michele L. (Rickrode) Kale Dr. Douglas A. Little Tonia M. (Carbaugh) Little Janet L. (Redding) Loucks Philip L. Noel Tom Rider

Class Of 1986 Class Of 1982 Total Gifts $1,800.00 Total Gifts $5,416.00 4.20% of Alumni Contributing 10.49% of Alumni Contributing Kevin P. Bevenour Lynn M. Heinl-Keepman Dr. Patrick H. Moore Deacon James M. Nuzzo Brian L. Reichart Timothy E. Sneeringer

Joseph V. Arigo Beth Britcher Roxanne A. (Rogari) Castellanos Jeffery A. Cleveland Douglas A. Forbes Timothy J. Kaehler William J. Kale Robert A. Little Maria L. (Strazzella) Narliotis Kelly L. (Brown) Schoenberger Joseph E. Schwartz Teresa M. (Reichart) Seamans James R. Slagle III James F. Smith Michael R. Smith Patricia A. (Baker) Smith Anthony M. Staub

Class Of 1987 Total Gifts $114,424.25 7.53% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1983 Total Gifts $2,256.30 6.99% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Dr. Katherine (Antolin) Bakeev Keith W. Bevenour Scott A. Hawn Alan J. Hemler Wendy S. (Staub) McMaster James A. Noel III Jean M. Paffenback Angela M. Rider Eugene L. “Sonny” Sneeringer, Jr. Wayne P. Staub

d’Deette R. (Staub) Almoney Dr. Edward A. Hemler Stephen F. Hemler Suzanne T. (Schlak) Lynch Toby J. Myers John H. Pietrzak Karl S. Pietrzak Amy M. (Brown) Smith Donald B. Smith, Jr. Brian M. Sneeringer Gary A. Willis

Class Of 1988 Total Gifts $2,790.50 5.71% of Alumni Contributing Jason M. Gebhart Cathy O. (Overbaugh) Holland Jennifer L. (Murren) Kopp Troy J. McMaster Jennifer C. (Clabaugh) Myers Candy A. (Staub) Sneeringer Mike Sneeringer Cindy (McMaster) Staub

Class Of 1984 Class Of 1989 Total Gifts $2,916.25 Total Gifts $7,206.25 10.32% of Alumni Contributing 6.41% of Alumni Contributing Karen M. Bevenour Mark L. Dolheimer Christa E. (Schuchart) Hokenson Michael E. Little Joseph A. Neiderer Kelly M. (McMaster) Neiderer Kathleen A. Rider Amy L. Smith Heather L. (Seymore) Snyder Craig P. Staub Scott F. Staub

Mary M. Deatrick Philip A. Hagerman Christopher D. Hamm Kelley J. (Juiffre) Hartlaub Lori A. (Smith) Hoffman Patrick A. Klunk Suzanne K. (Smith) Klunk Kimberly A. (Ditzler) Little Donna J. (Plank) Nuzzo Joe Nuzzo Teresa A. (McFadden) O’Brien Michelle L. (Hartlaub) Rineman Mary Ann B. (Breighner) Smith Kimberly A. (Miller) Staub Philip J. “Flip” Steinour

Class Of 1990 Total Gifts $15,800.00 4.13% of Alumni Contributing

Class Of 1985 Total Gifts $300.00 2.27% of Alumni Contributing

Kevin M. Little Kevin M. Neiderer Riccardo U. Roca Allen M. Smith Amy V. (Redding) Smith

Melissa S. (Staub) Atkinson Gina M. DeMaria Robert D. O’Brien

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Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 1991 Total Gifts $14,845.00 8.33% of Alumni Contributing Robert D. Dettinburn Thomas M. Elliot Rebecca S. (Ports) Foltz Dr. Paul A. Gans Travis A. Kopp B.J. (Mowery) Long Jenny R. (Ernst) Martin Kevin J. Repasky Kristen M. (Mainzer) Zindler

Class Of 1992 Total Gifts $527.00 7.58% of Alumni Contributing Brian A. Bauerline Christina B. (Cullison) Funkhouser Kathleen M. Kotula Jenny M. (Staub) Sabaka Jennifer M. (Bankert) Showers Danielle M. (Thoman) Smith William F. Smith, Jr. Douglas A. Snyder Debbie (Miller) Spear Patrick M. Valenti

Class Of 1993 Total Gifts $783.00 8.04% of Alumni Contributing Angela K. (Rickrode) Arigo Joseph J. Bunty, Jr. Matthew T. Hofmann Catharine R. (Shelley) Holihan David L. Hummer Brett F. James Erin E. (Smith) Putt Kevin A. Smith Shane S. Storm

Class Of 1994 Total Gifts $1,495.00 3.96% of Alumni Contributing Kelly M. (Smith) Chronister Julie D. (Dunn) Grosman Crystal D. (Bowman) Noel Kevin H. Noel

Class Of 1995 Total Gifts $2,702.50 5.66% of Alumni Contributing Amy M. (Brodie) Collins Ann M. (Cleveland) Hilferty Jennifer L. (Leonard) Nevins Chad F. Noel Eric T. Smith Jaime M. (Reese) Werner

Class Of 1996 Total Gifts $2,355.00 4.31% of Alumni Contributing

Jessica Y. McClintock Glover, MD Jody L. (Noel) Moyer Christy M. (Felix) Wittmer

Class Of 1997 Total Gifts $423.00 7.55% of Alumni Contributing Jennifer M. (Buie) Brenner Dr. Janelle M. (Weaver) Hummer Amber E. (Reese) Noel Michael W. Seymore Amy L. (Lapham) Smith Shannon L. (Klunk) Strausbaugh Blake P. Ulam Colby M. Zortman

Class Of 1998 Total Gifts $2,560.00 9.17% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Joseph D.W. Fahey Valentine J. Fertitta IV Tina M. (Becker) Finzel Eric T. Lawrence Kevin A. Leonard Joey L. (Deatrick) Martin Michael D. Martin Heather L. (McIntyre) Zortman

Class Of 1999 Total Gifts $1,275.00 6.25% of Alumni Contributing Jonathan J. Booth Jennifer L. (Krumrine) Gans Stephanie K. Kindig Melissa J. Mahone Juli A. (Kale) Megonnell Timothy J. Staub Michael J. Stuller II

Class Of 2000 Total Gifts $381.25 5.22% of Alumni Contributing Paul R. Arigo Dr. Brad R. Conrad Lauren M. (Wallis) DeWitt Robert B. Miller Russell K. Schauermann Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline

Class Of 2001 Total Gifts $1,625.00 7.00% of Alumni Contributing Jeremy S. Hardnack Liz (Kressley) Kamler Tiffany F. Lawrence Erica Z. (Zinn) O’Brien Melissa A. (Lawrence) Redigan David J. Sherdel Elizabeth A. (Keller) Stuller

Eric A. Hamberger Lisa M. Lowrey-Mandato

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Class Of 2002 Total Gifts $270.00 2.83% of Alumni Contributing Erin N. (McMaster) Johnson Matthew P. Morley Devin A. Thiec

Class Of 2003 Total Gifts $581.50 3.17% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Richard P. Gladhill Dr. Amanda C. (Kessler) Lawrence Jeffrey D. Miller

Class Of 2004 Total Gifts $1,185.00 5.71% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Amanda L. (Hardnack) Childers Andrew N. Cox Erica L. (Livelsberger) Hadley Dr. Katie M. Hertz Charles W. Zeigler

Class Of 2005 Total Gifts $395.00 5.98% of Alumni Contributing Katlyn L. (Howes) Bennett Kimberly A. (Robinson) Flickinger Howard D. Hagan Amy L. (Bell) Miller Jennifer K. Noel Kathryn E. Suskie Sarah J. (Lawrence) Winter

Class Of 2006 Total Gifts $285.00 3.38% of Alumni Contributing Meredith C. (Cox) Crawford Richard J. “Jake” Dahlberg Dustin R. Gill Joanna K. (Stover) Power Joshua P. Vyskocil

Class Of 2007 Total Gifts $75.00 1.39% of Alumni Contributing Nina E. Cline Lisa A. Stankovitz

Class Of 2008 Total Gifts $145.34 2.08% of Alumni Contributing Michael D. Kale Jon G. Lawrence Sarah E. Messer

Class Of 2009 Total Gifts $126.43 4.10% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Andy Kale

Kayla M. (Arigo) Kale Joshua K. McNutt Dr. Katie C. Sneeringer

Class Of 2010 Total Gifts $70.00 3.17% of Alumni Contributing Erica P. (Carbaugh) Kaehler Mitchell J. Kaehler Jeanna M. (Lawrence) Rider John P. Rider

Class Of 2011 Total Gifts $3,300.00 5.88% of Alumni Contributing Alexander V. Arigo Benjamin C. Nace Jerad R. Pfaff Julianna D. (Jutzi) Pfaff Eric C. Smith Roberto D. Ugarte Daniel L. Wildasin, Jr.

Class Of 2012 Total Gifts $1,475.00 4.55% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Kathleen E. Nuzzo Natalie R. Ormond Malorie R. Plank Gregory M. Smith Olivia J. (Kelly) Wildasin

Class Of 2013 Total Gifts $924.17 3.42% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Sarah M. Bischoff Isabela A. (Ugarte) Greenholt Austin D. Noel Evan M. Staub

Class Of 2014 Total Gifts $50.00 1.04% of Alumni Contributing Christopher D. Overdorff

Class Of 2015 Total Gifts $350.00 3.39% of Alumni Contributing Tyler T. Loucks Kelly E. O’Boyle Brenna M. (Murphy) Overdorff Antonio E. Ugarte

Class Of 2016 Total Gifts $130.00 2.97% of Alumni Contributing Anonymous Cody A. Klinedinst Megan E. Willing

Honor Roll of Donors Class Of 2017 Total Gifts $200.00 1.92% of Alumni Contributing Jillian A. Novak Armando L. Ugarte

Class Of 2018 Total Gifts $60.00 2.00% of Alumni Contributing Chloe P. Kindig Makenna A. Martin

Class Of 2019 Total Gifts $150.00 3.45% of Alumni Contributing Alexander K. Guy Bailey A. Klinedinst Mateo V. Ugarte Samuel J. Woo

Class Of 2020 Total Gifts $40.00 2.41% of Alumni Contributing Mary Caroline Hoverkamp Abigail K. Smith

Class Of 2021 Total Gifts $115.00 6.67% of Alumni Contributing Cole D. Biesecker Grace E. Catlin Shawn P. Harriett Ethan C. Martin Eduardo T. Ugarte Katelyn E. Vance

Class Of 2022

Christopher T. Nield

Class Of 2023 Noah G. Crawford Jemma D. Pascoe

Board of Directors Donors Total Gifts $44,604.00 81.25% of Board of Directors Contributing 55.56% of Pastoral Members Contributing William J. Bowker Very Rev. Philip G. Burger Timothy W. Burke Ann S. Kilkelly Travis A. Kopp Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons, V.F. Rev. C. Anthony Miller Kathy P. Miller William J. Morley Lela S. Reichart Rev. Michael P. Reid II Rev. Dwight D. Schlaline Allen M. Smith Leanne C. Ugarte Michelle T. Warehime

Administration, Faculty and Staff Donors Total Gifts $2,070.00 32.20% of Administration, Faculty and Staff Contributing Dr. Carmen Brown Celia M. Cuadrado Julia T. Fuhrman Lori S. Heberling L. Kay Hefner John R. Hendrick Stephen A. Hutton Jennifer A. Knechtmann Eric T. Lawrence William J. Lippe Colleen McCann Amber E. Noel Jennifer K. Noel Michele P. Noel Ruthann M. Pinkos Dianne M. Scanlon William F. Smith, Jr. Candy A. Sneeringer Melanie A. Stonesifer

Class Of 2025

Noah P. Stautzenbach

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Memoriam Alumni Please keep all of the deceased alumni of Delone Catholic High School in your prayers, especially those who have passed away recently: Robert C. Brady ’47 – 5/7/22

Bruce E. Pohlman ’66 – 6/26/22

Thomas M. Leahy, Sr. ’48 – 4/18/22

Ronald J. Staub ’66 – 5/26/22

Barbara A. (Bollinger) Bonner ’50 – 12/4/21

George S. Bream ’67, P’93, P’97 – 7/21/22

Raymond F. Fernandez ’50 – 1/3/22

Kenneth C. Murren ’67 – 6/23/22

James A. Clabaugh ’51, P’76, P’79 – 6/25/22

Julia M. (Keller) Weishaar ’68 – 7/30/22

Pauline M. (Klunk) Deatrick ’51, P’72, P’79, P’84, P’88 – 7/11/22

Charles F. French, Jr. ’69 – 7/30/22

Joyce C. (Beck) Kegel ’51 – 9/10/21 Margaret L. (Gotwalt) Fuhrman ’54 – 8/6/22 Joyce A. (Snyder) Henry Sunbury ’54 – 7/11/22 Patricia A. (Rang) Chamberlain ’55 – 7/8/22 Patricia A. (Funk) Warthen ’55 – 10/22/21 Dolores L. (McKim) Groft ’56, P’82, P’84, P’85, P’87, P’89 – 8/1/22 Carol J. (Terry) Keffer ’56 – 7/17/21

Marcia A. “Marty” (Pohlman) Wilcox ’71 – 4/27/22 Teresa A. “Terry” (Hagerman) Yantis ’71 – 7/14/22 Catherine M. (Wilkinson) Stuller ’72, P’91, P’94, P’99 – 6/15/22

Other Members of the Delone Catholic High School Family In addition, we ask your prayers for these members of the Delone Catholic family (parents of alumni, former faculty members, former members of the Board of Directors and spouses of alumni) who have recently passed away: Francine D. Bortzel (formerly Sister Francine, SCC), Former Faculty – 7/8/21 Caroline A. Breighner, Former Staff – 8/9/22 Dwight E. Gross P’86 – 5/30/22

Gregg E. Niedererr ’80 – 8/1/22

Leo A. Hare P’83, P’85 – 6/7/22

Anne L. (Olinger) Test ’82 – 6/29/22

Nancy K. Hemler – 2/4/21

Jacqueline A. (Markle) Brandt ’83 – 6/5/22

Lawrence E. Hornbake, Former Board Member – 8/16/22

Scott A. Staub ’84 – 6/28/22

Donna J. (DeVivo) Cole ’57, P’83 – 6/25/22

John M. Jarkowiec, Sr. P’84, P’85 – 6/21/22

Charlotte A. (Kiser) Rodgers ’57, P’81, P’82, P’83 – 8/4/22

Patricia A. Keffer – 6/27/22

Yvonne C. (Hagerman) Fuhrman ’58, P’88 – 7/26/22

Claudia A. Kuhn P’93 – 6/14/22

John E. Klunk – 6/6/22

Charles R. Fox ’60 – 8/18/22

Elizabeth R. Lawrence P’67, P’68, P’69, P’71, P’73, P’75, P’78 – 7/18/22

Rita C. (Spangler) Legore ’60, P’80, P’83, P’86 – 7/19/22

Helen A. Long P’65, P’73 – 6/25/22

Joseph A. Sanders, Sr. ’60, P’95 – 8/10/22 Jeffrey R. Wagaman ’61, P’84, P’86 – 8/4/22 James P. Wilt, Sr. ’61, P’81, P’82 – 6/16/22 James E. Rohanna ’63 – 7/31/22 Gary F. Zimmer ’63 – 7/22/22 James J. Farrell ’64 – 2/15/22 Joseph E. Heltzel ’64 – 8/7/22 Cletus L. Redding ’64 – 3/10/21 Virgil Love ’65 – 4/22/20

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Michael L. “Larry” Maruskin P’00 – 7/16/22 Sally M. McClintock – 8/5/22 Joseph D. Miller P’66, P’68, P’69, P’70 – 5/30/22 Ronald A. Smeden – 5/27/22 Audrey J. Robinson – 6/20/22 Betty J. Steinour P’74

BASEBALL WINS DISTRICT

CHAMPIONSHIP

by David F. Salter

It takes a variety of ingredients to win a championship. Most observers believe that talent alone enables the winner to rise above all competitors. While talent is important, many a talented team has failed to achieve the lofty status predicted for it. There’s a lot more to winning a championship than simply having all of the best players.

The Delone Catholic baseball team proved that theory this spring when it won its second District 3 baseball championship in school history. Not only did the Squires capture the gold medal there, but also battled their way to the final four in the state tournament, the deepest run in that bracket in school history.

“I was just trying to bring them together to gel,” said firstyear head coach Jimmy Smith ’82. “I thought if we had good continuity…our numbers for (off-season) weight lifting were higher than they’ve ever been, and that was a good start because that showed the interest was there. We also had some spots to fill, and it’s all about competition. We had so many players that were team players, they made it easy to coach.

They weren’t selfish.”

After finishing the regular season 17-6 and 14-4 in the YAIAA, the Squires also found a little bit of luck in the District playoffs.

Delone Catholic earned the second seed by a slim margin over league rival Fairfield. That put Fairfield into the play-in game against sixth-seeded Upper Dauphin, who entered the tournament with a losing record. Fairfield lost and the Squires cruised past UD in the semifinals on the strength of Jake Sherdel’s ‘22 pitching performance. The offense also came alive to score enough runs to achieve the 10-run rule in the fifth inning. Which meant Sherdel could remain under the pitching limit for the week and be eligible to pitch a few innings in the District championship if necessary.

In the other half of the bracket, top seed Camp Hill wasn’t having an easy time. Fourth-seeded Kutztown took the Lions to extra innings in the semifinal, which made Camp Hill extinguish the pitching limit for its top pitcher.

That didn’t make things much easier, however, in the championship game.

Trailing 3-2 going into the sixth inning, the Squires scored once to tie it and then scored twice with two outs in the seventh inning for the victory.

“Our MO all season was finding a way to do just enough,” Smith said.

“Our lineup wasn’t spectacular, but our pitching was really good and our defense was really good.

Our offense would find a way to score one more run than the other team. We only had three regulars who hit over .300.”

The other strength of the team was the seasoned coaching staff. While this was Smith’s first year as head coach, he’s been a coach in the program for years. He also could lean on his two assistant coaches, his son Brett Smith ’13 and Tom Collins.

Brett has the distinction of being the captain of the football, basketball, and baseball teams in his senior year in McSherrystown when Delone Catholic became the first school in District 3 history to win all three of those championships in the same academic year. Brett took his baseball talents to Bucknell University where he remains the university’s all-time hits leader. He played some Independent League baseball for a few years before settling in this year with his alma mater.

“There was always talent in the group,” Brett said. “I just felt like there was something missing in how they played the game. They weren’t always focused, not always being in the right spot. But they bought into what we were telling them. And then we had some close wins in the beginning of the season which made them buy in even more. They saw how we were helping them play the game the right way. We encouraged them to continue to get better every day, and to find a way to play their best.

“It’s all with the players,” Brett concluded. “They worked together and they believed in each other.”

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SPORTS

SHORTS

2021-22 Boys’ Basketball

The boys’ basketball team experienced a strong resurgence under YAIAA Division III Coach of the Year Brandon Staub. The team experienced its first winning season (17-9) since 2013-14, its first YAIAA tournament appearance since 2016-17, and its first time in the state tournament since 2012-13. A third-place finish in the District 3 tournament was a solid conclusion to the season that also saw Camdyn Keller ‘24 earn first-team YAIAA Division III all-star.

2021-22 Girls’ Basketball

The girls’ basketball team continues to set the bar high for all YAIAA programs. The ladies finished off a 28-2 campaign by capturing the third straight District 3 (4A) championship, the sixth in school history. It finished 12-0 in YAIAA Division III and lost in the league championship game. The team lost in the 4A western semifinals in the state tournament. Giana Hoddinott ‘22 eclipsed the 1,000-point mark, finishing her career at 1,448.

2021-22 Wrestling

The Squires grapplers capped a successful campaign with a fourth-place showing in the YAIAA team standings, and a second-place finish at the Big Cat Brawl. Artem Reichart ‘22 (138) and Domonic Giraffa ‘24 (152) were regional qualifiers after both also were place winners at the District 3 tournament, along with Justin Emeigh ‘22. Giraffa made it to the second day of competition at regionals. Emeigh, Reichart, Jack Scovitch ‘22, and Sam Scovitch ‘22 graduate with some critical experience, but Giraffa will lead a strong returning group.

2021-22 Baseball

Led by an experienced trio of senior pitchers, the Squires earned their second District 3 championship in school history with a 5-3 victory over Camp Hill. First-year head coach Jimmy Smith ’82 guided the club to a 19-6 record that included a co-championship in YAIAA Division IV and a YAIAA championship appearance. The team also made it to the final four in the PIAA tournament for the first time in school history. Senior hurler Jake Sherdel compiled a 7-1 record with a 1.52 ERA, including striking out 100 batters on the season.

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SPORTS

SHORTS

2021-22 Boys’ Lacrosse Freshman goalie Austin Gregg set a new school record for saves in a season, with his 170 saves crushing the previous record of 130. Landon Smith, junior attackman, led the offense in scoring with 28 goals, while Tayten Hix ‘22 was the top defender with 34 caused turnovers. Head coach Cole Myers ‘16 said his team was very young but had outstanding senior leadership, showing great perseverance and strength throughout the season.

2021-22 Softball After a slow start to the season, the team switched gears and finished second (13-7, 13-4) in Division IV of the YAIAA and qualified for the District 3 playoffs. Senior infielder, Meredith Wilson ‘22 was a Division IV first-team member sporting a .418 batting average. Junior pitcher Amy Anderson ‘23 also was a first-team all-star, and she leads a strong contingent of seven returning starters for the 2023 campaign.

2021-22 Boys’ Tennis The doubles team of Ben Elsner ‘22 and Andrew Gervasi ‘22 earned fourth place in the YAIAA tournament to lead the team.

Six seniors provided the leadership for the 6-7 squad. Six players return in what coach Denise Dunn has labeled a “rebuilding year.”

2021-22 Track & Field Coach Caine Morehead ‘11 said his team had a very successful season after the girls finished second in the league and the boys third. It was the best boys’ season since 2011. Samantha Smith ‘24, Emma Bunty ‘24, Marissa Miller ‘22, Makenna Mummert ‘22, Laura Knobloch ‘24, and Fina Mochi ‘23 all earned individual medals at the District 3 championship, while the 4x100 group of Madison O’Brien ‘23, Bunty, Emily McCann ‘22, and Amy Rupp ‘22 also medaled. Gage Zimmerman ‘24 and Wyatt DiDio’22 medaled on the boys’ side.

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Graduation

Round-up

by Julia T. Fuhrman

The Most Reverend Ronald W. Gainer, Bishop of the Diocese of Harrisburg conferred diplomas to 87 graduates, now alumni, of Delone Catholic High School Friday, May 20, in the Lawrence B. “Sonny” Sheppard, Jr. Memorial Gymnasium.

Class of 2022 Salutatorian Giovanna F. Jiang, greeted the assembly before thanking her classmates for the many ways they have provided aid and emotional support to one another in the face of all of the challenges of high school.

Giovanna is the daughter of Han and Grace Jiang of Hanover. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica, and Mu Alpha Theta. She has participated in Girls’Varsity Tennis, Pit Orchestra, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and Art Club. Giovanna has received and accepted the QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship at Stanford University in Stanford, Calif., and plans on majoring in economics and philosophy with a minor in studio art.

Then, Principal William J. Lippe continued a school tradition of recognizing members of the 50th anniversary Class of 1972 whose grandchildren were among the graduates. Mr. Michael Sanders is the grandfather of senior William Seymore. Mrs. Mary (McIntyre) Sherdel is the grandmother of senior Jacob Sherdel. Mr. Richard Staub is the grandfather of senior Elijah Staub.

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Mr. Lippe continued by addressing the uniqueness of the Class of 2022 in the school’s history and in the context of world events.

“My dear seniors, thank you for developing and sharing your unique gifts with us these past four years; over the past four years, with you, we have all grown increasingly ‘unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.’

“You are a historic class. Having begun your high school careers in the complacency of the pre-pandemic days of 2018 and 2019, you found yourselves two years ago learning under unprecedented conditions. You did this for more than a year and you succeeded, thereby revealing your character, and now emerge with the hope of better days ahead, seasoned, in my respects, beyond your years.”

Mr. Lippe also extended appreciation to all those who helped support the class, including their families, the Catholic parishes of the Adams Deanery, the Delone Catholic Board of Directors, and the faculty and staff. He especially recognized those members of the staff who are retiring at the end of the school year, Mrs. Judith DiPuppo, Mr. John Hendrick, and Ms. Theresa (Murren) Glass ’60.

Bishop Gainer spoke to the graduates next, reminding them that each one of them is a unique individual created in the image and likeness of God. He encouraged each of them to continually seek out the “Why?” of their lives – the purpose for which God created each individual with their personal gifts and blessings.

LeAnna Madison Baker, Valedictorian of the Class of 2022, then addressed her classmates, urging them to “live fearlessly” by facing their doubts and persevering through adversity to pursue their passions.

LeAnna is the daughter of Derek and Tammy Baker of East Berlin.

LeAnna has held many leadership roles during her high school career, including Executive Student Council Vice-President, National Honor Society President, Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica Co-Vice President, Mu Alpha Theta Secretary, and Interact Club Community Outreach Coordinator. She was also a member of the National English Honor Society, the Respect Life Club, Kairos Core Team, and a Varsity Cheerleader. LeAnna has been accepted to Washington and Lee University, University of Richmond, Bucknell University, Furman University, Salve Regina University, Seton Hall University, Catholic University of America, Immaculata University, Randolph College,

Chatham University, Allegheny College, and Baylor University. She plans on attending Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va., to double major in political science and biology.

A Senior Awards Ceremony was held on the morning of Thursday, May 19, also in the Sheppard Gym, with several guests on hand to present scholarships and awards. In total, the Class of 2022 has been offered $11,487,692.68 in scholarships. Nearly two-thirds of the class earned some scholarship funds.

Members of the Class of 2022 and their families then gathered for a Baccalaureate Mass on Thursday evening, May 19 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Hanover, Pa., with Mr. Daniel Breen, Superintendent of Catholic Schools and Secretary for Education at Diocese of Harrisburg, in attendance.

Following the Baccalaureate, the school treated graduates and their guests with the Dairy Dan ice cream truck and Revonah soft pretzels to show their appreciation for the love and support provided to the students over their high school careers.

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Graduation

Round-up

The Class of 2022 • 63% were offered scholarships totaling $11,487,692.68.

• 83.9% graduated with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

• 44% took one or more Advanced Placement® courses.

• 13% completed an internship or vocational training during high school.

• 48% were inducted into at least one academic honor society.

• 91% will attend post-secondary education. 1% will serve in the military. 8% will move on to the workforce.

• 11% of the Class of 2022 will attend one of Delone Catholic’s 21 partner colleges and universities, having earned guaranteed admission and a merit scholarship.

• The Class of 2022 reported 14,113.25 hours of service to school, church, and community.

• The many athletic achievements of the Class of 2022 include a state championship, several District 3 titles, and YAIAA division championships.

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ByDelone theCatholic Numbers High School

By the Numbers

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students enrolled

student:teacher ratio

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of faculty with Masters Degrees or Higher

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Courses Offered

AP® and Honors Courses

Clubs and Activities

hours of service per student

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class retreats in high school

Sports Teams

Honor Societies

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Stage Productions and Concerts each year

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Families awarded tuition assistance College Partners offering guaranteed acceptance and merit scholarships based on grades and test scores

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