MTAA 2011 Spring Newsletter

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Distinguished alum page 4&5

Bucher Elementary page 8

Upcoming Events June 2, 2011 September 11, 2011 Fall 2011 Oct 14 & 15, 2011

Distinguished Alumni Breakfast and Awards 9/11 Tribute to Jean Hoadley Peterson, Class of 1964 Alumni Annual Fund Drive Homecoming Weekend

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

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manheim township education foundation Dancing with the Streaks is a Success!

Thanks to your support, the Manheim Township Educational Foundation is proud to announce that the Dancing with the Streaks event raised over $32,000!

The event was a great way for the entire Manheim Township school community to come together and enjoy a fun evening featuring our district administration, teachers and students, dancing in a format similar to Dancing with the Stars.

All proceeds from this event will be awarded back to the students and teachers of the Manheim Township School District in the form of grants for innovative educational programs.

The goal of MTEF is to bring greater awareness of the Foundation to community members and businesses, while raising money to support educational programs for the students of MT School District. Since 1993, the Foundation has funded over $500,000 in educational programs, including the MT Quiz Bowl teams, Artist in Residency Programs, Biology Stream Studies, television studio equipment, electronic whiteboards for the classroom, kindergarten reading programs and many, many more! Please visit mtef.net to view a list of the grants that have been awarded.

Continue to follow us on Facebook, Manheim Township Education Foundation as well as on our web site at www.mtef.net.

Best Dance Winners: Sophomores, Emily Worker & Hunter Kurtz

Fundraising Results Winner 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place

Highest Fundraising

Erin Rittler & Dr. Gene Freeman $ 5,445.86 Bucher Elementary

Heidi Zook-Payne & Shawn Seibert $ 4,528.85 Nitrauer Elementary

Millie Saez & Albert Vega $ 3,658.00 Freshmen Reps

Toni Yuko & Michenzie Foltz $ 2,136.93

Kaehla Hershey & Mike Azzalina Brecht Elementary School

Millie Saez & Albert Vega Nitrauer Elementary

Taylor Good & Gina Illig Schaeffer Elementary School

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tutoring solutions An SAT/ACT Test Prep Course

The Manheim Township Educational Foundation, in conjunction with Power Forward Tutoring, will begin offering SAT and ACT Test Prep courses for interested students, beginning this spring. The course will focus on Perfecting the Art of SAT/ACT Test taking. In addition to tutoring on test content, the course will teach students strategies for taking the tests, preparation of math formulas, tips for applying to colleges, keys to writing admissions essays, and any other questions the student may have.

The course will consist of eleven classes, divided into one introduction, five math and five verbal classes. The classes will be held twice a week for three hours per class. There will, in addition, be three full length tests administered, including two full SATs and one full ACT, to be given during the length of the course. The class length itself will be seven weeks in duration.

Two different class sizes will be offered. One group will consist of a maximum of 20 students and the other group will consist of a maximum of 10 students. Books are included in the price.

The classes are run by Clark & Jeannie Steen, who have been in the private SAT/ACT tutoring business for over 12 years. Prior to starting their own tutoring business, they each worked for The Princeton Review Company tutoring students and conducting classes. Before joining The Princeton Review Company, Clark was employed as an Admissions Counselor at Penn State and Jeannie was an Admissions Counselor at her alma mater, Barnard College.

MTEF also plans to host a prep courses beginning this summer, in preparation for the October SAT test. Dates to be announced. For more information or to register, please contact Kim Draude, Foundation Administrator, MTEF at (717) 735-1751 or kimdraude.mtef@verizon.net.

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When Eventis Group was launched in 2009, the nonprofit was formed as a subsidiary of Manheim Township Educational Foundation to support projects and programs at the township’s public schools.

Eventis scheduled and managed after-hours on-campus events, solicited sponsorship and naming rights agreements for district facilities and sought monetary donations and in-kind contributions to benefit the schools.

The company had hoped to generate revenue to contribute through the foundation to Manheim Township School District, but the economic downturn hurt projections. After examining Eventis’ operations for two months, MTEF concluded in December of 2010, that the company was not sustainable in the current economic climate and recommended Eventis be dissolved.

All existing Eventis contracts will be honored by the school district, and the scheduling of non-school events at district gymnasiums, playing fields and other facilities will revert to the district athletic department, which handled those duties prior to Eventis’ creation. Any new sponsorship or naming rights opportunities will be reviewed by the school board.

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distinguished 2011 alumni awards You are cordially invited to the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Awards and Breakfast Thursday, June 2nd at 9 AM Calvary Church, 1051 Landis Valley Road, Lancaster This year’s recipients, Dr. Michael Mumma ’59 and Jon L. Sweigart ’64, will be honored at graduation practice beginning at 8 AM. At 9 AM, immediately following their student presentation, Dr. Mumma and Mr. Sweigart will receive Distinguished Alumni Awards in recognition of accomplishments in their field as well as their community service during a breakfast, to be held in the Café at Calvary Church.

Dr. Michael Jon Mumma

Dr. Michael Jon Mumma, is a 1959 graduate of Manheim Township High School and attended Manheim Township Schools from grades K thru 12. He graduated from Franklin & Marshall College, with honors, in 1963 with an A.B. in Physics and received his Ph.D. in Physics in 1970 from the University of Pittsburgh. In 1981, Dr. Mumma completed the NASA Management Education Program , and has been employed by NASA since that time. Memberships include the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Astronomical Society, the American Geophysical Union, the American Physical Society (Fellow), the International Astronomical Union and the Washington academy of Sciences (Fellow). Dr. Mumma currently serves on the Executive Council of the NASA Astrobiology Institute, is the Director of the Goddard Center for Astrobiology and Senior Scientist, Solar System Exploration Division NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center and NASA GSFC, and is the Director of the Goddard Center for Astrobiolgy, NASA Astrobiology Institute. He is the author of numerous publications on astrophysics and several years ago was named NASA Employee of the Year. One of his most notable accomplishments was as leader of the group that discovered methane on Mars.

Dr. Mumma currently resides in Arnold, MD.

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Jon L. Sweigart

Jon L. Sweigart, is a 1964 graduate of MT High School, and attended Manheim Township Schools from September 1958 (7th grade) thru graduation in June of 1964, and a 1968 graduate of Penn State University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He did graduate studies at the Univ of OK and Virginia Tech . Jon retired in January 2008, after 39 years of outstanding service to his country and community. During that time, he received numerous awards for his dedication and accomplishments, most notably the John Adolphus Dahlgren Award (2005) and the Meritorious Civilian Service Award (2002). The Dahlgren award is the highest award given by the military to a civilian. One of Jon’s noteworthy accomplishments took place prior to the Persian Gulf War when he lead a team of scientists, engineers, mathematicians, electricians, etc. to develop the Vertical Launching System for the Tomahawk missile. The VLS was the launcher used successfully during the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom. The Tomahawk VLS was developed so that a missile could be launched from land or ships with such accuracy that the missile could virtually be guided down a chimney of a building several hundred miles from its launch site.

Mr. Sweigart’s current assignment is that of Division Business Manager for the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) in Dahlgren, VA. Previous assignments included the Deputy of the Theater Warfare Systems Department, head of the Command Support Systems and Weapons Evaluation Divisions, Head of the Systems Engineering Branch in the Missile Systems Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Technical Director and NSWCDD Program Manager of the VLS Program.

Jon currently resides in Fredericksburg, VA and is married to Lauren. He has 3 children and 2.5 grandchildren.

If you would like to attend the breakfast and awards, please RSVP to Kim Draude (717) 735-1751 or kimdraude.mtef@verizon.net The cost is $10 per person

“ . . . the most useful and influential people in [America} are those who take the deepest interest in institutions that exist for the purpose of making the world better.”

~Booker T. Washington Make your gift to the Manheim Township School District (www.mtef.net).

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A Lancaster County native is stationed aboard the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier on which Osama bin Laden’s corpse was washed under traditional Islamic procedure and then lowered into the sea for burial. Jason M. Arcudi, a 25-year-old Manheim Township High School graduate, serves as a machinist mate in the nuclear division of the USS Carl Vinson, which is based in San Diego and is on deployment in the North Arabian Sea. News that the 30-yearold carrier played a role in such a momentous chapter in the decade-long pursuit of the world’s most wanted terrorist was thrilling news to members of Arcudi’s family, who live on Petersburg Road near Neffsville. “I didn’t even know anything about it, and then I get home and I see all these message in my email, and I finally see it on the news that the Carl Vinson was involved in the disposal of bin Laden. I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh!’ “ said Arcudi’s mother, Paula Arcudi. “I just want to put signs up all over the place: ‘My son is on the Carl Vinson!’ “

Arcudi, who graduated from Manheim Township in 2004, studied Internet programming and development at the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center’s Brownstown campus. He has been stationed on the USS Carl Vinson for nearly four years. Reached via email on Wednesday, he said he was unable to speak about this week’s events. “Unfortunately I cannot comment nor speculate on the events that happened onboard here. I can tell you though that I am very proud and honored to be a part of such a historic event and to be working with the people I work with,” he wrote.

Published reports have suggested that it is unlikely those on the aircraft carrier knew bin Laden’s remains were aboard, and that they may have learned about his killing when President Barack Obama addressed the nation late Sunday night. Regardless, said Anthony Arcudi, Jason Arcudi’s father, they were part of something historic. “I thought, that’s really something, being in the service and being part of those operations,” he said. Paula Arcudi, in an interview, said she was in contact with her son last week, and he suggested something major was about to happen.

“He did tell me something was going to happen, and it’s going to be big, a few days before,” she said. “I guess they knew something was going on, but I guess they couldn’t say too much.”

Arcudi had been involved in another high-profile mission aboard the USS Carl Vinson. In 2010, the carrier was dispatched to Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, for humanitarian assistance following the massive earthquake that rocked the nation. Arcudi, who completed basic training in 2007 at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill., comes from a long line of family members who served in the military. His brother, Brian, was a cavalry scout in the Army and was on the second Bradley tank to enter Iraq from the south during the attack that led to Saddam Hussein’s capture in December of 2003. His grandfather, the late Norman W. “Stormin’ Norman” King of Landisville, served with the U.S. Army’s Radar Signal Corps during World War II.

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Bin Laden was killed by Navy SEALs during a 40-minute raid at the terrorist’s compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. His remains were flown first to Afghanistan, according to The New York Times. His body was then flown to the USS Carl Vinson, where it was washed and placed in a white sheet, according to news reports. It was then placed in a weighted bag, and a military officer read prepared religious remarks that were translated into Arabic by a native speaker. The body was then placed on a “prepared flat board, tipped up, whereupon the deceased’s body eased into the sea,” a senior Pentagon official told The Associated Press. Bin Laden was buried at sea because no country would accept his remains, a senior defense official said. Since bin Laden’s death made news, friends and relatives of Arcudi have used the social network Facebook to congratulate him and his fellow shipmates on being a witness to history. “Give everyone on the ship a BIG thank you from the 717!” wrote his sister.

Wrote a friend: “Give the guys on the ship a HUGE thank you for everything!”

Shirley (Reynolds) Ware: Class of ’53

Shirley Reynolds knew Bob Ware since childhood and thought about him her entire life. They had not seen each other for 57 years when they met again almost 3 years ago. As it turned out they both had retired in 1984, both lost sons in 2007, and Bob’s wife had passed away 13 months before her husband. Shirley flew to Richmond from Ft. Myers, FL in November of 2008 and the rest is history, as they say. They have been married since Valentine’s Day 2010! Congratulations Shirley and Bob.

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elementary bucher The Green Project

Bucher Elementary School, 450 Candlewyck Rd. in Manheim Township, recently underwent a major renovation in order to bring the school up to a LEED Silver Rating.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is a non-profit organization which developed the rating system to encourage environmentally responsible, energy-efficient, healthy living and work places.

Among the improvements for Bucher was the installation of a white roof to reduce heat absorption into the building, which will also reduce power usage of the air conditioning unit. A geothermal heat pump system, similar to the one recently installed in the Manheim Township High School, will not only increase efficiency by utilizing heat energy from the ground, but will also eliminate the need for oil.

Gray water will be recycled through the use of underground cisterns. The gray water is filtered and reused for flushing toilets and urinals, reducing the need for fresh water. An increase in natural light will minimize artificial lighting requirements.

The building project, which began in the fall of 2008, was open and ready for students in September of 2010. The building is also the new home of the MT District Offices that houses the District Administration, Business, Transportation and Technology Departments.

Manheim Township has been a leader in green innovations to conserve energy and improve efficiency.

MT Alumni Nite at Iron Hill Brewery

On, Wednesday, May 11th, the MT Alumni Association held Alumni Night at Iron Hill Brewery in Lancaster. Over 50 alumni, friends, spouses and future alumni turned out for a fun evening. Twenty percent of the evening’s food sales were donated back to the MTAA and MTEF to help fund grants for innovative educational programs at the school district.

Congratulations to the winner of the MT Alumni gear and sports pass basket: Deb (Heisler) Zollinger, Class of ’69 !

Hope to see everyone at the next Alumni event coming soon . . . !

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Upcoming Reunions

Class of 1951 A reunion committee, chaired by Andrew H. Vogel, III, is making plans for a 60th year reunion at Bent Creek Country Club in October 2011. For more information, contact Carole Herr Luttenberger at (717) 391-3443.

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

Class of 1971 A 40th year reunion will be held on September 16 and 17, 2011. On Friday night, 9/16, classmates will meet at MTHS to watch Blue Streaks football vs. E-town. There will be a post-game strategy session at Fiorentinos with appetizers and a cash bar. On Saturday, 9/17, beginning at 5 pm, classmates will meet at the Marriott, downtown Lancaster, with dinner at 7 pm and music and mingling until 11 pm. If you would like more information or have not yet been contacted, please contact Jamie Holbrook (vector1@comcast.net) or (206) 714-5397, or Jeff Duke (jwd1971@yahoo.com). Looking forward to the past!

Class of 1981 Contact Lynn Barter at blacktiepa@hotmail.com for more information.

Class of 1986 A 25th Year reunion will be held on Saturday, October 22nd at Mazzi in Leola.

A facebook page with details is coming soon! For more information, contact Shannon (Weeks) Campagna at shannon@primenet-systems.com.

Class of 1991 20th year reunion - Save the date for MTHS Homecoming weekend, Oct 14-15.

Bring your family and your school spirit to the football game Friday evening, then meet your classmates at Cork & Cap afterwards. Join us for a tour of the newly renovated high school building Saturday -- your kids will love the new state-of-the art planetarium! Saturday evening we’ll mingle over food and drinks at Rosa Rosa. Contact: Kim Fisher Springer, kimspringer@ hotmail.com. More info will be posted on Facebook - please join group Manheim Township Class of 1991 Class of 1996 The Class of 1996 will be holding their 15th year reunion on the weekend of June 4th & 5th, 2011. Saturday June 4th will begin with a tour of the new MT High School and continue with an adult reception at the 915 CafÊ. On Sunday, families are invited to attend a picnic at a Barnstormers baseball game, beginning at 1:35 PM. Invitations will be sent. For more details or to update you contact information, please contact Kellie (Davis) Maxwell at klmaxwell@verizon.net.

Class of 2001 The Class of 2001 will be holding a 10-year reunion. Currently in the planning stages, a Facebook page (Manheim Township High School Class of 2001) has been started to gather the 2001 alumni and to provide details of the reunion once everything is confirmed.

Stay tuned . . .

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

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1934 Martha (Royer) Stoner 1938 Mary Trimble 1939 Ralph Smith 1940 Mary “Polly� Walls Eshelman 1942 Dr. Henry Stauffer 1943 Marvin Shearer 1944 Arlene Templeton 1946 Pauline (Polly) Gibble 1947 Nat Netscher 1948 Gerry Sigle 1949 Peg & Tom Atkins 1950 Lois Morgan 1951 Carole Herr Luttenberger 1952 Robert Wertz 1953 Kent Strickler & Shirley McMinn 1954 Movita Groff 1955 Betsy Kelly 1956 Bill McCoy 1957 Charles Gaston 1958 Fred Schneider 1959 Linn Martin 1960 Ed Waidley Jr 1961 Penny Morrow Long 1962 Marilyn Goddard Sander 1963 Bobbi Murphy Glass 1964 Donna Price Savage 1965 Alan & Linda Beasley 1966 Karen Fuerst Weaver 1967 Connie Orndorf Jeff 1968 Kirk Gillette 1969 Patti Gaston Dodson 1970 Walt Rowan 1971 Jeff Duke & Jamie Holbrook 1972 Karen Horning 1973 Becky Swarr Gotwalt & Bob LeMin 1974 Brad Harris

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Debbie Graham Darry Longenecker Joe Gallagher

Jane Baker & Therese Schaller Angellini

Kristie Sindorff Anita Liepa Mattern Lynn Diamantoni Kim Sterner Sherri Beitzel Amy Wolverton Darrin & Lesley Shuss Foulk Scott & Shannon Campagna Melissa Deiter Werner Jim Zervanos & Dave Henneman Kristin Sponaugle Kopp Erin Pyott Kimberly Springer Wendy Sponaugle Booker Kris Pangburn Joy Poneros Christopher Wagenseller Stacy Kuhn Christa Yeager Mark Walz Sarah Baumgardner & Lauren Vajda Ellen Shen & Elizabeth Zell Kim Dang Kathleen Eager & Katie Tsoflias Annikea Miller Aimee Jenesky & Maggie Deim Jared Itkowitz Katie Calhoun C J Socie Martha Tahsler Reid Phillips Rachel Veronis

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grants Congratulations to the following schools and programs recently awarded grants thru the MTEF: Project Manhood/Womanhood Author Visit Drug & Alcohol Awareness Assembly One School, One Book Electrical Wiring Project Quiz Bowl Team Gareth Hinds, Visiting Author/Artist Sprouting Readers The Admission Game with Peter Van Buskirk Ixl.com Math Program Book Grant Odyssey of the Mind

MTHS Brecht Elementary MTHS Schaeffer Elementary MTHS MTMS MTHS District-wide Kindergarten MTHS Nitrauer Elementary Brecht Elementary Neff Elementary

MT Alumni are asked to consider supporting future MT Alumni by donating to the Manheim Township Education Foundation. Donations will fund innovative educational programs, such as the ones listed above, that are not covered by the regular school district budget. Each year, thousands of MT students benefit from these important programs.

Dear Friends & Alumni,

You still have time to support the 2011 Manheim Township Alumni Association annual fund drive! You support ensures that students will gain hands-on experience, work closely with faculty, and become leaders in their community. Manheim Township equips it students with the skills necessary to work and volunteer, positively contributing to society.

Please consider making a gift of $100 or more this year. Due to recent budget cuts, this gift will directly impact students by:

- Providing up-to-date classrooms and equipment

- Allowing students to participate in innovative and advanced academic programs

- Supporting programs such as character building, writing, the arts, music, theater, reading,

science, math and many more You may send your gift online via PayPal by visiting www.mtef.net. Or, send by mail to:

MTEF, PO Box 5134

Lancaster, PA 17606-5134

Thank you for your support of the Manheim Township Educational Foundation thru the Manheim Township Alumni Association. You truly can make a difference in the lives of MT students. If you have any questions, please contact Kim Draude at (717) 735-1751 or kimdraude. mtef@verizon.net.

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Thank you for your Support!

Thank you to all of our donors! With your help, MTEF is able to continue its mission of strengthening and enriching the varied educational experiences of Manheim Township students thru innovative educational grants.

Alumni Donors Class of 1965 Class of 1989 David Shertzer Douglas Ayer Harry Rosman John W. Owen Nancy Bare Davis Nevin Amand Richard Sprott Stephen Mentzer Walter Pogue

EITC Business Donors Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates Dart Container Fulton Bank High Company, LLC Lancater Leaf Tobacco Co M.A. Brightbill Body Works, Inc.

Dancing with the Streaks Donors 360 Lancaster Abby & Rod Messick Angelo’s Soccer Cornor Armstrong Atomic Design Baking Belle’s Barbara Waleski Bird-In-Hand Farms Blue Pacific Bob & Maggie Knox-Lee Brightbill Transportation Buck Motor Sports Carrabba’s Italian Grill Caruso’s Chili’s Ciro’s Italian Bistro

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Clair Brothers College Avenue Consulting CPRS Physical Therapy Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Assoc Dana & Steve Kemper David & Connie Feeser David Reist & Lance Echternach Domino’s Pizza ECW Marketing Eden Park Pediatric Assoc Edward Bloom Edwards Business Systems El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant Elaine & Paul Gantz Fausnaught/Paulin/Earhart Fulton Bank Georgelis Orthodontics Greg & Carol Lefever HealthAmerica Hear Here Horace Mann Insurance Isaac’s Isaac’s Jeff & Nancy Lefever John & Hannah Bartges John M. Schmidt, DMD Kathryn & Bobby Brandt Kenneth Phillips Kitchen Kettle Foods Kozloff Stoudt Attorneys LA Fitness Lanc. Otolaryngology Lancaster Breast Imaging Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co Lancaster Neuroscience LaPiazza Lebanon Seaboard Corp Loeffler Pitt Dental Assoc Lou & Beth Cesarone Maggie Moo’s Mark & David Stephan

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Michael & Colleen Stramara Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kurjiaka Nancy Singer Nationwide Insurance OAL Olive Garden Pas de Chat Dance Studio Patterson Votilla Dentistry Paul Davis Restoration PennPac PFM Group Premier Insurance Priscilla & Jeffrey Kaufhold Qdoba Mexican Grill RBC Capital Markets Richard & Nancy Brenton Romano’s Macaroni Grill Scooter’s Restaurant Screen Printing Partners Secret Sneaker Shelley Cohen Hershey Shipley Energy Smiles by Stevens Stadel Motors State Farm Insurance Stoner Bunting Advertising Substitute Teacher Serv Susan Patton Real Estate Susquehanna Glass The General Sutter Inn Trout Ebersole & Groff Universal Athletic Club Veritas Press, Inc. Victor Foltz, DMD

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MTSD Staff Donors LIZZETTE A ANDERS KATHLEEN E ARNOLD DENNIS E BAKER DELLAWANNA M BARD DAVID M BEAR SANDRA S BEYER REBECCA C BISKING BETH E BRADNICK SARA J BRIGHT MARCIE A BRODY MICHAEL J BROMIRSKI JOHN E BURGESS GALE M BURKHART KRISTINA M BURNS CHRISTOPHE R BURROWES SHU-HUA CHIU-KENT KELLI I EACHUS BRIAN E ELLIS KURT E ENCK KERRI R FREDERICK ROBERT E FREEMAN JULIE A FREY AMI L GALLO SCOTT D GEHRES JILL P GREINER

TANYA R HEBERLING LAURA G HEIKKINEN MARY E HENDRICK MICHAEL J HEVERLING GAIL A HUBER JUDITH A JOHNSON MARK D JORDAN CANDACE L KAUFFMAN JENNIFER B KAUFMANN S KEEPERS ROBERT J KENNEDY TRACY J KIRCHNER LILLIAN H KOCH CAROL E KURL RENE B LAMP CYNTHIA L LONGENECKER JOHN A LOOSE JENNIFER B MACK CHRISTOPHE J MANNING HEIDI B MARSHALL MOLLY C METCALF DEBORAH A MIEHL DONALD R MILLER DEBORAH N MITCHELL ALLISON E NOECKER BARBARA J PEACHEY KELLYANN P PULSKAMP JANET E PURCELL

JOHN W RIEGEL DAVID T RILATT SHAWN P ROBBINS DOUGLAS R ROEHM KRESSON S ROMANOS PATRICIA ROSCOE JEANNE R RYAN MILAGROS SAEZ DREW R SCHEFFEY KENNETH B SCHOCH GREGORY S SEIGER JULIANA E SERGOVIC JUDY L SHERTZER KIMBERLY A STEINMAN EMILY K SUMMERS MARLIESE H SUMMERSGILL SHERI L USNER CAROLYN S WEIDMAN JODY M WHITE TIMOTHY P WILLIAMS EMILY C WOOD GARRETT W WOZNICKI GARY W YOCUM ELAINE R YOUNG VIRGINIA M YOUNG CHRISTOPHE M ZANDER PATRICIA C ZANGHI ELNORA ZIEGLER

Please consider providing support for educational grants for students of the Manheim Township School District by making a gift using PayPal online.

Simply go to www.mtef.net and click on the “Donate” tab.

In Memoriam Louise Skiles Hammond ‘41 Dr. John Herr Forrey ‘51 Anna Mendenhall Herman ‘51 Thomas Rex ‘63 Frank Engroff ‘40 Betty Hampton Dupree ‘40 Russell Weidman ‘40 Gladys Craley Donohue ‘40 Emily Krantz class of 1935

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Joe Kurjiaka, Chief Operating Officer of the MT School District, passed away suddenly on Monday, May 9, 2011. He was 48 years old. Joe, who was with the district for the last 20 years, also served as a school board member for the Hempfield School District and worked with the Lancaster County Academy. Joe was active in community service through the Hempfield Rotary and Hempfield United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife and 2 daughters. Joe will be greatly missed as a friend, co-worker and businessman.

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P.O. 5134 Lancaster, PA 17606

The Manheim Township Almuni Association partners with the Manheim Township Education Foundation to provide grants for innovative programs to benfit students of the Manheim Township School District.

Please mail you tax deductible donation to: Manheim Township Alumni Association c/o Manheim Township Education Foundation P.O. Box 5134 Lancaster, PA 17606

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Or use our Online donation services at www.mtef.net

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

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