CLASS NOTES
Jim Lakso, Anthony Kamnikar ’76, Dennis Katawczik ’76, and Bud Wise at their annual faculty vs. former students golf match at Edgewood Country Club in Pittsburgh.
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Ramon C. Burket spent many years volunteering in a calculus class taught by Karen (Norton) Biddle ’82 in Pennsylvania’s Spring Cove School District. He also serves as Chairman of the Board at the Village at Morrison’s Cove in Martinsburg, Pa. At age 84, Ramon continues to volunteer in the schools and is a shining example of giving back to his community.
John R. Hayes
1960 A Ramon Burket ’57 spent many years volunteering in a calculus class taught by Karen (Norton) Biddle ’82 in the Spring Cove School District.
1965 A 1967 Kathleen A. (Forsht) Salmon retired from
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Kathleen (Forsht) Salmon ’67 retired from the Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) Board of Directors.
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the Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) Board of Directors. She served in multiple leadership capacities, holding the role of chair for five years. During her board tenure, she contributed significantly to the work of board committees such as the scholarship committee and the Enterprise Risk Management Committee. At Bethany Village in Mechanicsburg, Pa., she provides a variety of wellness programs for the residents as well as those in the community.
was inducted into the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in May, and he will also be inducted into the Blair County Sports Hall of Fame in May 2020. For his celebrated coaching career at Bellwood-Antis High School, the school’s football field will be named in his honor, the John R. Hayes Field at Memorial Stadium.
1970 A 1972 Esther M. (Phillips) Clark has received a Mom’s Choice Award for her children’s book, “A Wish for Winellda the Witch.”
George M. Dunne was recognized by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians for 20 consecutive years of National EMS Certification. George has been a member of Vermont’s Bristol Rescue Squad & Lincoln First Response since March 1999.
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Randy Patterson ’76 retired from his position as Lancaster city’s director of economic development and neighborhood revitalization.
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