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Get ready for a party at
“Mamma Mia!”
BY CAT SHANNON
If you come to see “Mamma Mia!” at Manheim Central High School, be prepared for an energetic experience.
“It’s a very fun performance to watch,” said Annika Shull, a senior who portrays Donna Sheridan in some of the show’s performances. “There’s a lot of crowd interactions in the aisles, and it feels like one big party.”
“Mamma Mia!” will be performed on Thursday, March 27, through Saturday, March 29, at 7 p.m. and on Sunday, March 30, at 2 p.m. A performance for patrons age 65 and older will be held on Wednesday, March 26, at 6 p.m. The show will be presented in the auditorium at the high school, 400 E. Adele Ave.
The musical follows Sophie Sheridan, a young bride-to-be on a picturesque Greek island, as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Longing for her father to walk her down the aisle, she faces one major challenge: She doesn’t know who he is. When three possible fathers arrive just a day before her wedding to Sky, chaos unfolds. Filled with themes
of identity, love, friendship and the enduring strength of family, the story captures the excitement and emotion of a life-changing moment, all underscored by an ABBA soundtrack featuring hits such as “Dancing Queen,” “Super Trouper” and “Honey, Honey.”
A 2008 movie of the musical featured performances by Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried as mother-daughter duo Donna and Sophie Sheridan.
“If you’ve seen the movie, it’s almost like the stage show, except there are a few numbers that are in the musical that aren’t in the movie,” said Nicholas Margerum, a senior who portrays Sam Carmichael.
For both Annika and Eden Marcott, a senior who portrays Donna for some of the performances, getting into character for this show has been a fun challenge.
“This is a very different role from other roles I’ve played, because I’ve only played teenagers or young adults,” Annika shared. “It’s challenging to play a middle-aged woman who is a single mom. Normally, when I’m acting, I try to put a piece of myself in the character,
but that’s hard to do with this one.”
She watched the movie to find the basis for her character. “It was a good place to start to see the character’s mannerisms and how she carries herself,” she said.
Eden agreed, noting, “Having that motherly feel and having the depth to the voice has been a challenge, but it’s a fun challenge. I love this show. It’s been such a fun experience.”
Sophie is portrayed by junior Lydia Sensenig for some of the performances and by senior Ava Graff for the other shows.
“Through Sophie’s lens, the whole first part of the show, she’s so focused on finding out who her dad is and finding her identity through who her dad is and getting married to Sky,” Lydia shared. “But towards the end of the show, she comes to have confidence in herself and who she is as a person. ... The people around her don’t define who she is. She defines who she is through her own journey.”
To get into character, Ava watched other productions of the show, but she found it was easy to step into Sophie’s shoes.
“What I connect with is just coming into that young adulthood,”
Olympic wrestler
Kyle Snyder will share faith journey
BY CAT SHANNON
On Sunday, April 6, East Fairview Church will host an evening of encouragement, highlighting the power of faith. “Conquering in Christ” will be held at the church, 1187 Fairview Road, Manheim, beginning at 6 p.m. Doors will open at 5 p.m.
The event will feature a presentation by Kyle Snyder, an accomplished wrestler. He’ll tell his faith story, sharing how his walk with Christ began and how that relationship became intertwined with wrestling.
Snyder is a four-time world and Olympic champion wrestler, as well as a nine-time world and Olympic medalist. When he won gold at age 20 in 2016, he became the youngest American wrestler to earn the honor. He is also a three-time NCAA champion and four-time NCAA finalist. He began his wrestling career with
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Manheim Hall of Fame will induct
Class of 2025
BY CAT SHANNON
There’s no shortage of talent or contributions from alumni of Manheim Central High School. The Manheim/Manheim Central Hall of Fame was created to recognize the accomplishments of graduates, and members of the Class of 2025 will be honored at a ceremony on Saturday, April 5. The event will be held in the cafeteria of Manheim Central High School, 400 E. Adele Ave. A social hour will begin at 3 p.m.,
an awards ceremony afterward. Anyone in the community may nominate someone for the Hall of Fame, with honorees reviewed and chosen by board members, said Denny Enck, vice president of the group.
“After years of planning by a group of Manheim Central alumni, our first class was inducted in 2002 and every year following up to and including 2018,” he said, noting several years were skipped and that the Class of 2020 was honored a
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Jeanette Newcomer Arnold, a 1978 graduate, excelled in field hockey, basketball and track. She won multiple Lancaster-Lebanon League and District Three medals before playing field hockey at Lock Haven University, where she was part of the 1981 National Championship team. A dedicated coach, she led multiple high school
Joshua Enck, a 1994 graduate, excelled in athletics and media production. He is now president and chief story officer of Sight & Sound Theatres, leading its stage, film and conservatory programs. Passionate about storytelling, he has written, produced and directed multiple productions, including “JESUS” and “I Heard the Bells.” Celebrating 30 years at Sight & Sound, he cherishes his faith, family and the legacy of his late father, Jeff Enck.
Dr. William J. Gies, a pioneering biochemist and dental education advocate, graduated from Manheim High in 1888. He earned degrees from Gettysburg and Yale before founding Columbia University’s biochemistry department. His research shaped modern dentistry, leading to the Journal of Dental Research and the American Association of Dental Schools. He passed away in 1956 and is buried in Manheim Fairview Cemetery.
A. Ronald “Skip” Hetrich, a 1956 Manheim Central graduate and former Barons quarterback, will be honored for outstanding community service. He held leadership roles at Raymark Industries and Fenner Drives, retiring in 2000. A dedicated community servant, Hetrich contributed to Manheim’s football field lights, zoning board, parks and historical society. He played a key role in Stiegel Glassworks and the Manheim Community Library.
Keith McMinn, a 1990 graduate, served as a Maryland State
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Trooper and now directs Life Lion at Penn State Health. A dedicated community leader, he has coached youth and wheelchair basketball, founded the PA Lions Youth Wheelchair Basketball team and officiated sports for 18 years. A paramedic, pilot and veteran, McMinn holds degrees in emergency health services and homeland security.
William Seltzer Rice, an 1892 graduate, was an influential American artist known for his printmaking and woodcuts. After studying at the Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art, he worked for the Philadelphia Times and taught art in California. Inspired by landscapes, he became a prominent figure in the Arts and Crafts movement, exhibiting his work nationally. His prints are in major collections, including the Smithsonian and Boston Museum. He passed away in 1963 at the age of 90 and is buried in Manheim Fairview Cemetery.
Jay Wenger, a 1972 graduate, was a math teacher before earning his Ph.D. in psychology. A professor for more than 30 years, he taught at U.S. colleges and as a Fulbright Scholar in Estonia, Kenya, India and the Philippines. He published 26 scholarly works and authored four books.
Honorees are encouraged to bring friends and family to the banquet. Relatives or friends of deceased inductees are invited to accept awards on their behalf.
“After a social hour and dinner, we will introduce each honoree, present their award, which is
a glass trophy produced by the Stiegel Glassworks in Manheim and etched at Susquehanna Glass in Columbia,” Enck shared.
“The honoree will then come to
the podium to speak.”
There is a cost to attend the banquet. Anyone interested in attending may contact Enck at denny.enck@gowhiteoak.com.
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Manheim Central’s Brodie Daugherty (215) strong arms Crestwood’s Lincoln Bibla on Saturday, March 8 during the PIAA State Wrestling championships at the Giant Center in Hershey. Daugherty claimed fifth place.
On Saturday, March 8, at the Giant Center, Barons Barrett Keiffer jumps over Whitehall’s Trokon Kai in Hershey during the PIAA State Wrestling championships.
photo by Cheri Sine
an unbeaten 179-0 record in high school.
Despite his success, Snyder struggled with competition anxiety and fear. Determined to seek help, he turned to faith for strength. Through his faith journey, he discovered that his identity wasn’t locked to his ability as a wrestler but was instead tethered to his life as a child of God.
When members of East Fairview Church were looking for motivational speakers to bring in for community programs, Snyder was an ideal choice, said Ashley Kopp, a member of the Evangelism and Servant Ministries Team at the church.
“We have a strong wrestling
culture in our area,” she said. “Kyle Snyder came to mind as a Christian athlete who is vocal about sharing his faith.”
Following Snyder’s presentation, there will be a question-and-answer session. Door prizes will also be featured, including a grand prize of a spot at the Snyder Wrestling Summer Camp for students in grades six through 12. As the evening concludes, there will be a meet-and-greet opportunity with refreshments, offering attendees a chance to receive Snyder’s autograph.
Holding a program like this one is important to the church, Kopp said, because the congregation has a goal of reaching out to the
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She noted that children and youths are encouraged to attend Snyder’s program for inspiration and to hear his unique story.
“Our church loves families, especially kids!” she said, adding that programs like this one help the church further its mission.
“The vision at East Fairview is to ‘Stay Rooted in Christ and Keep Growing in Faith.’ The church is focused on discipleship - being a community of people who love God and one another and telling others the good news that Jesus died for our sins, offering new life to each person.”
East Fairview holds worship services on Sundays at 9 a.m., followed by Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. On Wednesday evenings at 6 p.m., a program called IGNITE runs during the school year, providing dinner and a night of connecting and building community, Kopp said.
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There is no charge to attend Snyder’s presentation, but seating is limited, and registration is required. To register, visit www .eastfairview.com/event/5zcj2rb/ conquering-in-christ.
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she said. “I’m going through my own experience, and the next step is college and you’re freaking out like, ‘Who am I?’ All the identity searching that Sophie goes through, I can really relate to.”
Although the show is energetic and fun, it also contains deeper emotions, Nicholas said.
“It’s a very happy and upbeat show, but there are some sad moments,” he shared. “I think audiences should be prepared to cry.”
Ultimately, however, audiences should get ready for a party, Eden said.
“If you want to come and sing along and dance, this is the show,” she said. “There are so many great opportunities to do that, and that’s what I’ve had the most fun with so far with this show.”
Tickets for “Mamma Mia!” can be purchased at https://tinyurl .com/3dxx8vym. Admission to the Wednesday performance is by donation, and tickets are not available ahead of time.
