spring 2012 mtef alumni newsletter

manheim township’salumni newsle er

volume 18, issue 1, spring 2012

May 31, 2012 - Class of 2012 Gradua onMay 31, 2012 - Dis nguished Alumni Awards and BreakfastMarch 2, 2013 - Dancing with the Streaks

Upcoming Events

For more informa on about events, visit www.mtef.net\mtaa or call Kim at (717)735-1751.

Alumni Fund Drive - page 2

Dis nguished Alumni Award - pages 4-6

MTEF Community Partners - page 3

In the News - page 7

Feb 25, 2012 - Dancing with the Streaks (see Pg 10)

Recent Events

Town Grads in the News - pages 8-9

Class Reunions/ Contacts - pages 11-12

Dancing with the Streaks - page 10

In Memorium - page 15

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Alumni Fund Drive!Thank you to all MT Alumni who donated to the fund drive this past fall. Over $3,000 was received and will help to fund educa onal grants awarded to the teachers and students of the MT school district. Grants awarded for the 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 school year totaled over $ 91,000!

Polar Heart Rate Monitors, Health & Wellness Dept at the MSProject Manhood / Women in Leadership, a HS Mentoring ProgramWho Wants to Be a Reading Millionaire – Neff Elementary Sch.Biology Stream Study – HS 10th Grade biology classesBrecht Spiral Up PhonicsLeveled Literacy Interven on – Brecht Elementary Middle School Quiz Bowl TeamThe Lancaster Symphony produc on of FantasiaFirst In Math – MTSD students – K thru 4Staff Development Speaker, for the staff of the MTSDElementary Counseling ProgramRazzy Readers, for all MT ElementaryMT Summer Robo cs Engineering CampReading Counts, a pilot program at Schaeff er Elementary School

EITC Funded Programs: F1 Engineering Program (see page 6)Brecht Arts Integra on Sprou ng Readers, for Extended Day Kindergarten studentsElectrical Wiring Project, HS Science DepartmentJA Biztown – MTSD 5th graders

Memorial Fund Grants: Brecht Book Grant – Louise Engle Memorial FundLego League – Ar e Shirk Memorial Fund

For more informa on about these grants, please visit www.mtef.net or email [email protected].

If you would like to help support these important, innova ve educa onal programs, please mail your tax-deduc ble dona on to:

MTEF, PO Box 5134, Lancaster, PA 17606-5134or to donate via PayPal, go to www.mtef.net and click on the “Donate” tab.

“The role of the Alumni should never be under-appreciated. Alumni are important in maintaining tradi ons and preserving con nuity. They strengthen the school for the future . . .” -Na onal Associa on of Secondary School Principals.

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Here’s to A “Banner” Year!

Ever wonder what those adver sing banners in the High School football stadium, basketball arena, and other athle c fi elds are all about? Who’s selling them? Who gets the money? What is it used for? And how can I get my company’s name up there? All good ques ons I’d be more than happy to answer. I’m Leigh Anna Hil-bert, a long-term resident of Manheim Township, mother of three MT students (a sixth, third, and fi rst grader), and the new Sales Manager for the recently created Manheim Township Educa onal Founda on Community Partners ini a ve--MT Community Partners, for short. MTCP is a progressive program that was created by the MTEF Board of Directors and the MT School Board in 2011 to help compensate for declining revenues. By partnering with local and regional businesses who share the same commitment and vision of enhancing our school experience, and by allowing them to promote their products and services through the sale of corporate naming rights, sponsorships, and adver sing within our schools, we can generate addi onal income to give our school district the opportunity to provide programs and courses that we oth-erwise would not be able to aff ord. The result is a mutually benefi cial partnership between sponsors, schools, and fans. In other words, MT Community Partners is about more than selling banners to generate sales for businesses. It’s about building rela onships to create a brighter future for our kids. The realm of school district sponsorship is a vastly untapped market! If a company’s goal is to increase their visibility, or to ini ate traffi c to their loca ons, MT Community Partners will help them reach a signifi cant amount of poten al new customers. Benefi ts of becoming a Community Partner are numerous: -Increases and maximizes brand awareness -recogni on of the importance of educa on as an integral component in our community’s future -Creates a quick return on investment—companies aren’t limited to just one event or venue. -Exposure extends throughout the high school campus, poten ally reaching every resident in the school district. -Benefi ts students through the funding of innova ve educa onal programs, mentoring programs, and other important programs not covered by the regular school budget. -Also benefi ts residents, as corporate partnerships help control the local school-tax burden and budget shor all. I sincerely hope you support the businesses that have supported Manheim Township. This newsle er fea-tures those partners who have teamed up with us to make 2012 a “Banner” Year.

If you have any ques ons, or your company is interested in building loyal rela onships be-tween the fans, families, and patrons of our organiza ons, please feel free to contact me at (717) 735-1752, or by emailing [email protected].

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Distinguished Alumni Awards 2012You are cordially invited

to the2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards and Breakfast

Thursday, May 31st at 9 AM Calvary Church

1051 Landis Valley Road, Lancaster

This year’s recipients, Merrell Clark ‘56 and Neil Kochenour ‘59, will speak tothe Class of 2012 at gradua on prac ce, which begins at 8 AM.

An awards ceremony and breakfast will be held immediately followingtheir student presenta on, in the cafe at Calvary Church.

If you would like to a end the breakfast and awards,please RSVP to Kim Draude (717) 735-1751 or [email protected]

The cost is $10 per person

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD

Distinguished Alumni Awards 2012You are cordially invited

to the2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards and Breakfast

Thursday, May 31st at 9 AM Calvary Church

1051 Landis Valley Road, Lancaster

This year’s recipients, Merrell Clark ‘56 and Neil Kochenour ‘59, will speak tothe Class of 2012 at gradua on prac ce, which begins at 8 AM.

An awards ceremony and breakfast will be held immediately followingtheir student presenta on, in the cafe at Calvary Church.

If you would like to a end the breakfast and awards,please RSVP to Kim Draude (717) 735-1751 or [email protected]

The cost is $10 per person

The purpose of the Manheim Township Dis nguished Alumni Award is torecognize graduates who have achieved noteworthy and outstandingaccomplishments in their chosen fi elds, who will serve as role models

for students currently enrolled in the Manheim Township School District,and who have displayed a high level of community involvment.

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Educa onal 1959 Graduated From Manheim Twp. 1964 BME in Engineering, Cornell University 1965 Graduate School, Dept. of Psychology, Cornell University 1969 MD degree Cornell University Medical College 1969-1970 Internship in Internal Medicine, University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver, Colorado 1970-1973 Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver, Colorado 1973-1975 Army, Fort Knox, Kentucky 1975-1977 Lewis Samuel Mcmurty Fellow in Maternal-Fetal medicine, University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, Kentucky November 1975 Board Cer fi ca on, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1989 Re-Cer fi ed February 1981 Board Cer fi ca on, American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Division of Maternal-Fetal MedicinePrincipal Employment 1978-2006 Faculty Member and Physician, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt LakeCity, Utah 1994-2006 Medical Director, University of Utah Hospital and Clinics, Salt Lake City, Utah 2006 Re red 2006-Present Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UtahCommunity Service 1985-2006 Utah Women’s Health Center, Quality Assurance Commi ee 1985-1989 Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coali on 1988-1995 Utah Adop on Service, Board of Directors 1993-1996 Utah State Health Dept. MCH Advisory Commi ee 1997-2003 Cornerstone Counseling Center, Board of Directors 2002-2003 Cornerstone Counseling Center, Chair, Board of Directors 1998-2006 Governor Sco Matheson Center Advisory Council 2000-2007 Water Quality Board, State of Utah 2005-2007 Columbus Community Center, Board of DirectorsOther Signifi cant Informa on Honoraries 1960 Phi Eta Sigma, Cornell University 1964 Pi Tau Sigma, Cornell University 1969 Alpha Omega Alpha, Cornell University Medical College Awards 1969 The Gustav Seeligmann Prize for Profi ciency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Cornell University Medical College 1971 Galloway Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology, Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases Licensure 1973-1975 Obstetrician-Gynecologist 1969 Colorado 1973 Kentucky 1978 Utah

Neil Kraybill Kochenour graduated from Maheim Township High School in 1959. After high school, Neil graduated from Cornell University, the University of Colorado, and the University of Louisville School of Medicine. After a successful career as a private physician, he became the Medical Director at the Univer-sity of Utah Hospital and Clinics, Salt Lake City. Following retirement, Dr. Kochenour became Professor Emeritus, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City. The MTAA is proud to select Neil as a 2012 Manheim Township Distigushed Alumni.

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Educa on - 1956 Graduated from Manheim Township High School - 1960 Graduated from Franklin and Marshall College with a degree in accoun ng.Employment - Spent 10 years with Armstrong as an auditor - 1970 - Founded Lawn Equipment Parts Company (LEPCO). Served as President and Cheif Execu ve Offi cer of LEPCO for 30 years. Re red in 2000. Presently serves as Chairman of the BoardCommunity Service - 2005 - Established the Clark Family Founda on.Awards - 1996 - Recognized by the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce as the Small Business Person of the Year.

A er his Gradua on from Manhemi Township in 1956, Merrell Clark a ended and graduated from Franklin and Marshall College, where he majored in accoun ng. A er gradua on, Merrell began a career at Armstrong, where he spent 10 years as an auditor. In 1970, Merrell and a friend started a company in Lancaster, PA called Lawn Equipment Parts Company (LEPCO). He later became Presi-dent and Chief Execu ve Offi cer where he served for 30 years. He has since re red and serves and Chairman of the Board. In 1996, Merrell was named Small Business Person of the Year by the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce. His philanthropy led him to establish the Clark Family Founda on in 2004 which supports non-profi t or-ganiza ons in central Pennsylvania and provides assistance to at-risk children. His many accom-plishments have led Merrell to be named a MT Dis nguished Alumni recipient in 2012.

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For the second year in a row, the Manheim Township Educa onal Founda on, with help from MT alumni and the state EITC program, has sponsored the MTHS F1 in Schools Engineering program. On March 17th, while everyone was celebra ng St. Patrick’s Day, the F1 team was hard at work at the State Compe on. They performed respectably with a me of

1.115 seconds, which was within 2 hundredths of the winning me, as well as winning the Best Por olio Award, Best Verbal Presenta- on Award, and 2nd Place Overall.

This qualifi es the MT team to compete in the Na onal Com-pe on at Michigan Interna onal Speedway on May 11th and 12th. They are currently preparing for Na onals to improve their car, as well as their por olio, pit display, and presenta on with the hopes

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The Manheim Township Alumni Association is proud to announce the hiring of Kristin Sponaugle Kopp as the new Director of Alumni Aff airs. Kristin attended Manheim Town-ship schools from 1st through 12th grades and graduated in 1989. While at MT, she participated in fi eld hockey, ten-nis, and basketball, was an editor for the newspaper, was a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council, and was a class offi cer. She then went on to attend Cornell University where she earned her undergraduate degree.

In 2002, Kristin moved back to Lancaster, where she married Brian Kopp. Kristin and her husband now reside in Manheim Township with their two sons (4 & 2 years old) who are future MT students. Besides her work as a mom, she volunteers with the Junior League of Lancaster and Junior Achievement. She also enjoys running in races and playing tennis.

Kristin is very excited to be stepping into the role of Director of Alumni Aff airs under the Manheim Township Educational Foundation. She looks forward to re-engaging alumni locally, nationally, and globally. Stay tuned for opportunities to catch up on what’s hap-pening in MT schools!

Kristin can be reached at [email protected] or at (717) 940-0861.

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Molly S eber, who graduated from Manheim Township in 2008, is a senior at the University of Pi sburgh, where she is president of the student government. According to Mol-ly’s father, Molly received a 5 Star, 3-minute introduc on from the college chancellor, who spoke about the amazing quali es and qualifi ca ons of the school’s student body. He then looked at Vice President Biden and said, “Lawyer to law-yer, this is my Exhibit A, Molly S eber.” Even more impressive,

Molly has been advoca ng for more educa- on funding in Pennsylvania, not less, including

tes fying before educa on commi ees in Har-risburg. She gave such a speech on Friday before introducing Biden.

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townshipgrads in thenewsDanah (Beard) Boyd

A er gradua ng from Manheim Township High School in 1996, Danah graduated from Brown University, where she earned her Ph. D. in Informa on Studies. Currently, Danah is employed by Microso and New York University, where she is producing essays and blogs on topics relat-ed to young people and social networking. To read some of her informa- onal works go to h p://www.danah.org.

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Craig Miller, Manheim Township class of 2006, has been elected to the Pennsylvania High School Track and Field Hall of Fame.Craig is an outstanding distance runner, whose accomplishments include:--Two District 3 tles in the 800m--Best 1500m me in the state in 2004 and 2005.--Two PIAA state tles - and two state meet records - in the 1600m--Third in 1600m at na onals in 2004; second in 2005--One District 3 tle in the 3200m--An indoor Pennsylvania record - and the fastest me in the US - in winning the 300m PTFCA state tle in 2006--Three PIAA state cross country tles--All American: Track & Field News 4th team 1500m (2004) and 3rd team 1500m (2005).

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Dancingwiththestreaks

2012 Winners! Brecht Elementary School teachers, Mike Azzalina and Jeff Illig

Alumni Involved

On Saturday, February 25, 2012 at the MT High School, the Manheim TownshipEduca onal Founda on presented the 2nd annual Dancing with the Streaks fundraisingevent. Fourteen couples competed to raise the most funds and perform the best dance, as chosen by a panel of judges: • Ross Peeples, pitcher for the Lancaster Barnstormers • Lenise Spracher, owner of Pas de Chat dance studio • “Papa Gaga,” be er known as Dr. Gene Freeman, MTSD Superintendent. The winner of the Highest Fundraising trophy as well as the Best Dance trophywent to Brecht Elementary school’s Mike Azzalina, 2nd Grade teacher, and Jeff Illig,4thGrade teacher. Second place in both categories went to the Bucher Elementary team ofHeidi Zook-Payne and Shawn Seibert. MTEF is pleased to announce that DWTS 2012 raised $42,593.02! All proceeds from this event are awarded back to the students and teachers of the Manheim Township School District in the form of grants for innova ve educa onal pro-grams that are not covered under the regular school district budget. Programs that have been funded by DWTS proceeds include the MT Quiz Bowl teams, Ar st in Residency Pro-grams, Biology Stream Studies, Odyssey of the Mind, the F1 Engineering Program, book grants for the classroom and many, many more! Please visit www.mtef.net to view a list of the over $600,000 in grants that have been awarded since 1993.

Cheering Coach Kim Banzoff , and Jay Ridinger, Class of 2007 and MT football coach

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Class of 1962 MTHS class of 1962 is holding their 50th reunion the week-end of Sept. 7th & 8th 2012. Friday evening will be an informal get together at the Tennis&Yacht Club and a dinner on Saturday Sept.8th at the “Barn” at Overlook. Further informa on will be mailed during the month of May. We will also be taking a tour of the new high school on Saturday morning. A er receiving you invita on in May, if you have any ques ons, please contact: [email protected]. Thank you and hope to you see you all there.

Class of 1966A 50th year reunion is planned for 2016! Stay tuned . . .

Class of 1967It’s Class of 1967 reunion me again. We will be mee ng at a the Roseville Tavern at 7:30 on Friday evening, August 3, 2012, and having dinner and music at Barny’s (same place as 40th reunion) Saturday, August 4, 2012, 6-11 PM. Come on out and see everyone! For ques ons or to add your info to our mailing list, contact Sandra VanDusen at [email protected] or 397-0496.

Class of 1978 Graduates of Manheim Township’s Class of 1978 are already planning for their 35th reunion. The main event will take place on the evening of June 29, 2013 at the Landis Valley Farm Museum. Organizers ask all 1978 classmates to save the date and also to spread the word. Informa on on the reunion and other weekend ac vi es will soon be available via Facebook and www.MTHS78.com, a website now under construc on. In the mean me, a top priority is to obtain contact informa on for all classmates. Those reading this newsle er are asked to email [email protected] and provide their married names (maiden if female), email address, home address, phone number and any other contact informa on they wish to convey. All informa on will be entered into a reunion data-base and remain confi den al. Planners hope you share their enthusiasm for the best 1978 class reunion ever! So please stay tuned, submit your contact informa on, and spread the word!

Class of 1987The class of 1987 will be holding their 25th year reunion Fiday, October 5 2012 at a home football game against Cedar Crest. The next day there will be a tour of the new high school building followed by a happy hour buff et dinner at Conestoga Country Club from 6-10pm. For more informa on contact us at our Facebook page “Manheim Township High School Class of 1987” or contact Melissa Werner at [email protected]

Upcoming Reunions

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Class of ‘86 Reunion

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1938 Mary Trimble1939 Ralph Smith1940 Mary “Polly” Walls Eshelman 1942 Dr. Henry Stauff er1943 Marvin Shearer1944 Arlene Templeton1946 Pauline (Polly) Gibble 1947 Nat Netscher 1948 Gerry Sigle1949 Peg & Tom Atkins1950 Lois Morgan1951 Carole Herr Lu enberger1952 Robert Wertz1953 Kent Strickler & Shirley McMinn1954 Movita Groff 1955 Betsy Kelly1956 Bill McCoy1957 Charles Gaston1958 Fred Schneider1959 Linn Mar n1960 Ed Waidley Jr1961 Penny Morrow Long1962 Marilyn Goddard Sander1963 Bobbi Murphy Glass1964 Donna Price Savage1965 Priscilla Longenecker Hodecker1966 Karen Weaver Fuerst1967 Connie Orndorf Jeff 1968 Kirk Gille e1969 Pa Gaston Dodson1970 Walt Rowan1971 Jeff Duke & Jamie Holbrook1972 Karen Horning1973 Becky Swarr Gotwalt & Bob LeMin1974 Brad Harris1975 Debbie Graham

1976 Darry Longenecker1977 Joe Gallagher1978 Jane Baker & Therese Schaller Angellini1979 Kris e Sindorff 1980 Anita Liepa Ma ern1981 Lynn Diamantoni1982 Kim Sterner1983 Sherri Beitzel1984 Amy Wolverton1985 Darrin & Lesley Shuss Foulk1986 Sco & Shannon Campagna1987 Melissa Deiter Werner1988 Jim Zervanos & Dave Henneman1989 Kris n Sponaugle Kopp1990 Erin Pyo 1991 Kimberly Springer1992 Wendy Sponaugle Booker1993 Kris Pangburn1994 Joy Poneros1995 Christopher Wagenseller1996 Stacy Kuhn1997 Christa Yeager1998 Mark Walz1999 Sarah Baumgardner & Lauren Vajda2000 Ellen Shen & Elizabeth Zell2001 Kim Dang2002 Kathleen Eager & Ka e Tsofl ias2003 Annikea Miller2004 Aimee Jenesky & Maggie Deim2005 Jared Itkowitz2006 Ka e Calhoun2007 C J Socie2008 Martha Tahsler2009 Reid Phillips2010 Rachel Veronis

For class contact informa on, call or email Kim Draude at (717) 735-1751 or [email protected]

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Thank you for your Support!

Thank you to all of our donors! With your help, MTEF is able to con nue its mission of strengthening and enriching the varied educa onal experiences of Manheim Township students thru innova ve educa onal grants.

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Dancing with the Streaks Supporters


Please consider providing support for educa onal programs not covered by the regular school district budget, by sending your check to MTEF, PO Box 5134, Lancaster, PA 17606-5134.

Alicia W. ReedAll State InsuranceAngelo’s SoccerArigato Japenese RestaurantAtomic Design/ Rental of Li tzBal more LifeBarbara & Thomas YinglingBarley SnyderBarry HoganBerriesBeth & Louis CesaroneBlue OrchidBrightbill Transporta on Buck Motorsports ParkChris & Randy HaluckChris ne AronsonChristopher J. PetersonCiro’sClair BrothersCostello Builders, Inc.Crabtree, Rohrbaugh Assoc.Design With CharacterDiane G. PalmerDonsco IncorporatedDr & Mrs. Lawrence R. StenderDr. & Mrs. Robert SpringerDr. Thomas WintersECW Marke ngEdward Carr, Jr.Fine Line PhotographyGeorgelis Orthodon csGerbert Ltd.Gibbel, Kraybill & Hess

Glenna KirchnerH & F Tire Hagelgans & VeronisHartman, Underhill & BrubakerHear HereHennessy & Assoc.Hitz Consul ngIntegrity BankIron Hill BreweryJen’s Po ery DenJohn and Hannah BartgesKegal Kelin Almy & GrimmKelly & Neil McCauleyKitchen Ke le VillageLanc. OtolaryngologyLancaster BarnstormersLancaster County Motors, Inc.Lancaster Leaf Lancaster Neuro Science & SpineLancaster Pediatric Dental AssociatesLanco Mini-Storage Center, Inc. LaPiazzaLaura BeginLawrence R. Stender, DDSLisa Driendl Miller Loeffl er-Pi Dental AssociatesLong Orthodon csMaggie Moo’s Ice Cream & TreateryMeeder Devlpmt Co.Michael R. & Cindy PavlicaMichael T. WintersMr. & Mrs. Randy HaluckNeptune Diner

Nicholas & HohenadelOrthopedic Assoc. of LancasterOlive GardenParenteBeardPaul G. & Barbara NewmanPhoenix PackagingPremiere Insurance AgencyRBC Capital MarketsReidenbaugh PTORichard H. & Nancy BrentonRobert A. & Kathryn BrandtRobert E. & Margaret LeeSKHSonicState Farm InsuranceSteven L. & Dana KemperSubwaySummit AdvisorySusquehanna Glass The Blue queThe General Su er InnThe Manheim Township School Board Thomas E. Stephenson, Jr.TICC, IncTimothy & Jennifer GaalswykTrout Ebersole & Groff Universal Athle c ClubWilliam T. & Joi MonacciWorley and ObetzYour Language Connec on

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Capital Advantage insurance Co.Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate Inc. Ephrata Na onal BankFulton BankGiantGreystone BankHighmark Inc.Jerome H. RhoadsLancaster Leaf Tobacco Co.M.A. Brightbill Body WorksMerck Partnership for GivingThe VF Founda onTomlinson Bomberger

Albright & Thiry Orthodon csAun e Anne’s, Inc.Beth CardwellBrent L. Miller JewelersCaruso’sCollege Funding AdvisorsHagelgans & VeronisInterstate Ba eriesLancaster County MotorsLancaster NissanLancaster ToyotaLaser DomeLi tz Academy of DanceMaggie Moo’s Ice Cream & TreateryMathnasiumOrthopedics AssociatesRobert H. Ranck, Inc.Steven Do erStoner, IncThe Inn @ Leola VillageWes ield

EITC Business Donors

Community Partners

MTSD Staff Donors

thank youLize e A. AndersKathleen E. ArnoldDennis E. BakerDellawanna M. BardDavid M. BearSandra S. BeyerRebecca C. BiskingBeth E. BradnickSara J. BrightMarcie A. BrodyMichael J. BromirskiGale M. BurkhartChristopher R. BurrowesShu-Hua Chiu-KentKelli I. EuchusBrian E. EllisKurt E. EnckKerri R. FrederickRobert E. FreemanJulie A. FreyAmi L. GalloSco D. GehresJill P. GreinerTanya R. HeberlingLaura G. HeikkinenMary E. HendrickKaehla C. HersheyMichael J. HeverlingGail A. HuberJudith A. JohnsonMark D. JordanCandace L. Kauff manJennifer B. KaufmannRobert J. KennedyTracy J. KirchnerLIllian H. KochKaren E. LokeRene B. LampCynthia Longenecker

John A. LooseChristophe J. ManningHeidi B. MarshallDeborah A. MiehlDonald R. MillerJan S. MinnichDeborah N. MitchellKris na M. NissleyAllison E. NoeckerBarbara J. PeacheyKellyann P. PulskampJanet E. PurcellFrancine E. RickertDavid T. Rila Shawn P. RobbinsDouglas R. RoehmKresson S. RomanosPatricia RoscoeJeanne R. RyanMilagros SaezDrew R. Scheff eyKenneth B. SchochGregory S. SeigerJuliana E. SergovicJudy L. ShertzerDouglas K. SingKimberly A. SteinmanEmily K. SummersMarliese H. SummersgillSheri L. UsnerJody M. WhiteTimothy P. WilliamsEmily C. WoodGarre W. WoznickiElaine R. YoungVirginia M. YoungChristopher M. ZanderPatricia C. ZanghiElnora ZieglerOther Thanks To:

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Please consider providing support for educa onal grants for students of the Manheim Township School District by making a gi using PayPal online. Simply go to www.mtef.

net and click on the “Donate” tab.

Martha Stoner ‘34Janet (Stolartz) Althouse ‘59Judith (Keller) Showalter ‘59Francis (Rubin) Schecter ‘59

Terry Spro ‘59Ruth (Stumpf) Dice ‘60

Daniel Hahn ‘79

In Memoriam

Alumni Donors

thank youJeannie Alexander Moshos AngelaDouglas AyerDaniel K. BareThomas III BeaverBob & Julie BelserJohn BooskeDarren BovieStacey BrennanBarbara BrooksSteven BucklenBonnie DorseyFred EngleRichard FeitGregory FishelCalvin Jr. FluryGlenn FormanMargaret GerhardPhilip GerhardJody Gi ell (Hoff er)

David GrangerSuzanne Groff Barry HaufDonald O. HenryJim Huff ordLinda JacobMichael KaneBarbara KeithDolores KesslerKristen KoppWilliam KrantzVickie KutzAlan LossDavid Mar nSarah MentzerAngela MoshosJohn W. OwenTom PlihcikWalter PogueR. Bradford Reynolds

Beverly Ru Chris ne SableLeon SampleLois SchrockChip SeipleDennis SensenichNancy SpringerRichard Spro Steven SteinsnyderMark StonerWayne StrasbaughMichael StyerJon SweigartNina TerelmesMark VogelJack VogelChrista WalckAnne WarnerChris ne Wolf

Margaret “Peggy” Hower

On Thursday, March 22, 2012 a re red teacher, Peggy Hower, passed away. Peggy worked at Manheim Township for many years as a physical educa on teacher and a hockey coach. She will be truly missed.


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The Manheim Township Almuni Associa on partners with the Manheim Township Educa on Founda on to provide grants for innova ve programs to benfi t students of the Manheim Township School District.

Please mail your tax deduc ble dona on to:

$25 $50 $75 $100 Other

Or use our Online dona on services at www.mtef.net

Manheim Township Alumni Associa on c/o Manheim Township Educa on Founda on P.O. Box 5134Lancaster, PA 17606

Visit our website now at mtef.net to view the exci ng programs made possible by you!

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