fall mtef alumni newsletter 2011

manheim township’s alumni newsletter

volume 17, issue 2, fall 2011

Fall 2011 Alumni Annual Fund DriveOct 14 & 15, 2011 Homecoming Weekend February 25, 2012 Dancing with the Streaks 2012!

Upcoming Events

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

Alumni Fund Drive - page 2

Distinguished Alumni Award - page 4,5

Grads in the News - page 6-8

Class Reunions - page 9

September 9, 2011 9/11 Tribute to Jean Hoadley Peterson, Class of 1964

Recent Events

Andy Fensternmacher ‘01Katie Erret ‘02

Bob Belser ‘83 & Steven Schmitt ‘71

Brian Ellis (MTHS Asst. Principal)Melissa O’Connor Ellis ‘95

Cherie Messner ‘80 & Kirk Jenkins ‘80

Kim Doutrich Wilson ‘80

Steve and Dana Kemper ‘80

Kristie Reel Aruand “00Elizabeth Myers ‘00Katie Davis Leatherman ‘02

Doug Cherry ‘76Karl Willems ‘79Don Carr ‘63

Ted Watt ‘63Jay Schroeder ‘59

Greg Will ‘77Barb Witmer Forster ‘77

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”The Role of the Alumni should never be under-appreciated. Alumni are im-portant in maintaining traditions and preserving continuity. They strengthen the school for the future . . .”- National Association of Secondary School Principals

Join the MT Alumni Association is this exciting opportunity to benefit the children of our future. With recent state budget cuts, many Manheim Township educational programs are at risk of dissolving or being cut. These innovative educational programs give students more resources and opportunities to better understand their subjects and flourish in their dreams for the future. Since 1993, Manheim Township Alumni have worked in conjunction with the Manheim Town-ship Educational Foundation to fund these innovative educational programs for MT students. By making a monetary contribution to the Manheim Township Educational Foundation, you will help make an immediate difference in the lives of MT students. Every dollar you give goes directly to innovative educational programs not covered under the regular school district bud-get, and helps MT students develop the courage, confidence, and character to make the world a better place.Let’s make this Alumni Annual Fund Drive prove to be a success through the achievements of MT students!

Alumni Fund Drive!

Brecht Summer Reading Program

Middle School Quiz Bowl Team

10th Grade Biology Stream Study

To donate using PayPal, go to www.mtef.net and click on the “Donate” tab. Or, send your check, made payable to

“MTEF” to MTEF, PO Box 5134, Lancaster, PA 17606-5134.

Your gift of $25, $50, $100 or more is greatly appreciated!

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Hobart C. Taylor graduated from Manheim Township, midterm in 1942 to join the service. Taylor has written memoirs “OLD AND FULL OF YEARS – The Scrapbook of My Life” which tells about his first 21 years of his life. Taylor, now 87, reveals thrilling events and heart-dropping moments in his life that journeyed him from Kansas to Lancaster to Nevada. While living in Lancaster, Taylor won three School Boxing Championships in a row. He also wrestled.

Shortly after the U.S.A. joined the war, Taylor graduated from Manheim Township midterm to join the Navy in the Medical Corp. While in the Navy, Taylor witnessed a lot of occurrences, as he was assigned to the sick bay on the USS Washing-ton BB56. He tells the stories of brave marines and how he helped wounded soldiers, both American and Japanese prisoners until the war ended. Hobart C. Taylor now resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. His full story, OLD AND FULL OF YEARS – The Scrapbook of My Life, can be read at http://usswashington.com/hobie_taylor/stories_taylor_full.htm

OLD AND FULL OF YEARS – Hobart C. Taylor, Class of ‘42of my lifescrapbook

studentof the monthWordSmart is a vocabulary building software that assists students to increase their vocabu-

lary skills. The program has 10 Levels which range from the beginning level of ‘A’ to ‘J’ which is the highest Level for the program. Nick began working with WordSmart on June 17, 2011 when he enrolled in TLAB, and in just three short weeks he has been able to advance to level ‘H’ in vocabulary.

Nick Farside is from Lancaster Pennsylvania and attends Manheim Township High School where he will be a senior this year. He learned to read when he was just 2 years old and still loves to read. He has always had a profound interest in vocabulary, science and history, but his passion is music. With an ear for music, he loves to play guitar and would like to learn to play piano and drums. His dream would be to attend Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA or Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA.

“TLAB is a prodigious learning facility and for any student wishing to obtain assistance in achieving academic excellence I would highly recommend TLAB.” – Nick Farside

Nicholas Farside

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Instructions: Please fill in the information on the opposing page, and attach all supporting documentation: * Biographical sketch listing education, principal employment, community service, and other significant information. * Listing of awards and special recognition. * Narrative summary of basis for the nomination. (Limited to two typed pages) * Achievements may be in any honorable field of endeavor. * In order for a candidate to be considered, he/she must have been a member of a MTSD class which graduated at least ten years prior to the nomination. * How many years did he/she attend Manheim Township Schools?

This is an annual award. Selections are made by the end of March each year. Dead-line for nominations is March 1st of each year. Nominations received by the Alumni Association after the annual deadline will be held until the next cycle. Questions? Call Kim Draude, Foundation Administrator, MTEF, 717-735-1751 [email protected].

Need to see a current list of Distinguished Alumni? Visit www.mtwp.net/mtaa

MANHEIM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD

The purpose of the Manheim Township Distinguished Alumni Award is to recognize graduates who have achieved noteworthy and outstanding accomplishments in their chosen fields and who will serve as role models for students currently enrolled in the Manheim Township School District.

Level of community service is also considered.

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Nomination Form

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“ . . . the most useful and influential people in [America] are those who take the deep-est interest in institutions that exist for the purpose of making the world better.” ~Booker T. WashingtonMake your gift to the Manheim Township School District (www.mtef.net).

Nominee: Name ____________________________________________ Class of ______

Street Address __________________________________________________

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Telephone __________________________Email _______________________

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(Include position and title. If retired, enter retired.)

Nominated by:

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Forward Nominations to:

Distinguished Alumni Award Manheim Township Alumni Association c/o Kim Draude P.O. Box 5134, Lancaster, PA 17606-5134

Bostick finds niche in boothIntelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era By MATT PAWLIKOWSKI, Correspondent

To say its been a whirlwind year for former Manheim Town-ship football standout Pat Bostick might be an understate-ment.

An engagement, his graduation from Pitt in just three years and now while pursuing his master’s degree in educa-tion, the opportunity of a lifetime, to be the color commen-tator for his alma mater’s football games.

When longtime color man Bill Fralic announced he wouldn’t return for an eighth season, Bostick was called upon. While Fralic admitted he will miss working in the booth, he also believes Bostick has a promising future

“I’m excited for Pat Bostick, who has made Pitt very proud on and off the field,” Fralic said. “ I know he will do a great job on the air.”Admittedly, Bostick, who was a three-year letterman for Pitt

(2007-08, 2010) was surprised by the decision.“When I was presented with the opportunity, I was really

surprised about it,” Bostick said. “It’s a wonderful opportunity although I am saddened to see Bill Fralic go, because he is a Pitt

legend. But I’m a Pitt man, a Pitt guy and no matter what I say the platform is important. I’m re-ally excited about it.”

Bostick will team with legendary Pittsburgh broadcaster Bill Hillgrove, who in addition to call-ing Pitt football for 38 years, also does play-by-play for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

“That is going to be a true honor,” Bostick said. “It makes things a lot more comfortable. His cues are so obvious, he’s so fun and easy to work with, and at the same time you are such an admirer of his work, it’s an unbelievable opportunity.”

Hillgrove, who has teamed over the years with guys like Myron Cope and former Pitt coach Serafino “Foge” Fazio in the booth, worked with Bostick during the Panthers’ spring game. Like Fralic, he too feels that Bostick will do a nice job.

“I will always maintain great respect for Bill Fralic’s knowledge of the game, his sense of fair-ness and his passion for Pitt,” Hillgrove said. “Pat Bostick brings the same passion for the game and for this great university. His knowledge of the current team and its many personalities is something that will assure the Panther Nation of continued fun on Saturdays in the fall.” Bostick will bring a unique perspective to the booth, especially this season since he knows the players and the system new coach Todd Graham has brought to the program.


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Manheim Township grad and former Pittsburgh quarter-back is taking over for long-time color man Bill Fralic on the Panthers’ radio broadcast team. He’ll make his on-air debut Sept. 3 when Pitt

Jay Hansen, Class of 1963, has all of the Hi-Lites school newspaper from 7th grade (Sept. 1957) through 12th grade (June 1963). He recently had all the 1962-63 newsletters scanned as PDFs. He also has the special edition from about 1959-60 when the “new” high school opened. For more information, contact Jay at [email protected].

Jay Hansen: Class of ’63

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“I know these guys, they are my former teammates and they are on the brink of having a big year,” Bostick said. “Obviously with coach Graham bringing in a new system, philosophy and new culture, it’s going to be interesting to watch. I think its going to be an exciting brand of football and it’s going to be a pretty cool thing to broadcast.”

Bostick will also have a weekly guest segment on the Panthers’ flagship station, Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan, to discuss all things Pitt football, and will continue to work in the Pitt athletic depart-ment.

Bostick goes on the air for his first game Sept. 3 when the Panthers play Buffalo at Heinz Field. While looking forward to that, he is very excited about the future, especially having the opportu-nity to call the renewal of the Penn- State-Pitt rivalry.

“To say the least I am ecstatic, especially since Lancaster is a Blue and White town, understand-ably so,” Bostick said. “But I graduated from the best university in the country, and have a lot of pride and think we need to play games like that. The intrastate rivalry is like no other, the passion, the intensity, the atmosphere, and to be a part of it, I’m really excited. It’s going to be a lot of fun.”


Nancy Hoffner Klein, Class of 1965, met up with a classmate last July for the first time since ‘65. They were both Delegates/Alternate to the Texas State Republican Convention in Dallas. She was delighted to find her living in Texas! They reconnected through Facebook as another of her classmates sent the contact info to everyone. Having moved all over the country, she found it great to find an MTHS classmate who also landed in the great state of Texas.

Nancy Hoffner Klein: Class of ’65

James Durham, Class of 1955, was recently inducted into the Pennsylvania State University Mt. Nittany Society and its Laurel Circle for his support of the University and the Dickinson School of Law for which he serves as chairman of its capital campaign.

James Durham: Class of ’55


Cmdr. Michael R. Hagy, Class of 1967, is the co-founder and Managing Principal of the Pinnacle Performance Group.

Michael has hands-on experience in business team develop-ment, executive coaching, leadership and management skills training, strategic planning and project management. Among his current client base are manufacturing, engineering, soft-ware development and service companies in the public and private sectors, financial, engineering and educational institu-tions, U.S. government agencies, the U.S. Navy and numerous not-for-profit organizations.

He is a highly sought public speaker on common sense solu-tions to today’s business challenges. In addition to speaking at national conferences and regional events, Michael routinely helps businesses through forums at Chambers of Commerce and public institutions such as the U.S. Congress and the U.S.

Office of Personnel Management. He has been a featured guest on more than a hundred radio and television programs to discuss his book on managing in today’s workplace, “Under New Management: Organized Common Sense.” He teaches the capstone MBA course “Strate-gic Planning in a Global Environment” for the School of Business Administration. In the fall of 2011, he will teach a second MBA course “Tools of Business Leadership” for the University.

A commissioned officer in the United States Navy, Commander Hagy, US Navy (Retired), was one of a handful of officers dual-qualified as a Naval Aviator and a Surface Warfare Offi-cer. His experience included three tours at sea as ship’s company, and four aviation squadron tours. Mr. Hagy holds a BS in Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Mary-land (1971); graduated “with distinction” from the U.S. Naval War College (1983); and earned his MS in Systems Manage-ment from the University of Southern California (1984).

For the past several years, Michael has focused on develop-ing the leadership traits and management skills of clients’ “next generation” of leaders. His consulting philosophy combines the “hard” aspects of business management, (fact-based decision making, process improvement and metrics), with the “human” needs of the organization, (such as project team development, executive coaching, and Peer Leadership Coaching©), to produce progress that can be measured in a documented return on investment.

Michael can be contacted at [email protected].

Cmdr. Michael R. Hagy, Class of ‘67



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 ash bar. On Saturday, 9/17, beginning at 5 pm, classmates will meet at the Mar riott, downtown Lancaster, with dinner at 7 pm and music and mingling until 11pm. If y you would like more information or have not yet been contacted, please contact Jamie Holbrook ([email protected]) or (206) 714-5397, or Jeff Duke ([email protected]). Looking forward to the past!

Class of 1981 Contact Lynn Barter at [email protected] 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) Cam pagna at [email protected].

Class of 1991 20th year reunion – October 14th & 15th. Friday 10/14, 7:00pm: Bring your family and your school spirit to the 2011 Homecoming football game Friday evening @ 7pm. MT vs. Penn Manor. Go streaks! Friday 10/14, around 9:30pm: Prelude to the 20th reunion - Whether you attend the football game or not, let’s meet up for a drink or late night bite to eat at Cork & Cap (480 New Holland Avenue, Suite 3000, Lancaster). No tickets for this event - just show up! Saturday 10/15, 11:00am: Join us for a tour of the newly rennovat ed high school building on Saturday of reunion weekend -- your kids will love the new state-of-the art planetarium! Saturday 10/15, 7:00pm: MTHS Class of 1991 20th Reunion - Please join us for a mingling event at John J Jeffries, at the Lancaster Arts Hotel, where the chefs will prepare for us a variety of heavy hors d’oeuvres. Cash bar. For tickets, send $35 per person to: Emily Steadman, 1916 Main Street, Evanston, IL 60202.

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 con firmed. 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.

Upcoming Reunions

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1938 Mary Trimble1939 Ralph Smith1940 Mary “Polly” Walls Eshelman 1942 Dr. Henry Stauffer1943 Marvin Shearer1944 Arlene Templeton1946 Pauline (Polly) Gibble 1947 Nat Netscher 1948 Gerry Sigle1949 Peg & Tom Atkins1950 Lois Morgan1951 Carole Herr Luttenberger1952 Robert Wertz1953 Kent Strickler & Shirley McMinn1954 Movita Groff1955 Betsy Kelly1956 Bill McCoy1957 Charles Gaston1958 Fred Schneider1959 Linn Martin1960 Ed Waidley Jr1961 Penny Morrow Long1962 Marilyn Goddard Sander1963 Bobbi Murphy Glass1964 Donna Price Savage1965 Priscilla Longenecker Hodecker1966 Karen Weaver Fuerst1967 Connie Orndorf Jeff1968 Kirk Gillette1969 Patti 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 Kristie Sindorff1980 Anita Liepa Mattern1981 Lynn Diamantoni1982 Kim Sterner1983 Sherri Beitzel1984 Amy Wolverton1985 Darrin & Lesley Shuss Foulk1986 Scott & Shannon Campagna1987 Melissa Deiter Werner1988 Jim Zervanos & Dave Henneman1989 Kristin Sponaugle Kopp1990 Erin Pyott1991 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 & Katie Tsoflias2003 Annikea Miller2004 Aimee Jenesky & Maggie Deim2005 Jared Itkowitz2006 Katie Calhoun2007 C J Socie2008 Martha Tahsler2009 Reid Phillips2010 Rachel Veronis

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

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This year, Major Todd Parker, MT Class of 1981, will participate in The PA Ride for Kids, a charity bike ride across Pennsylvania to benefit the Beyond Face Fund. The Beyond Face Fund assists with the psychologi-cal development for people with facial differences.

The Ride will start in Milford, Pa and the end in West Springfield, Pa.

Total mileage: 363milesTotal elevation gain: 29100 ft.

Total Duration: 24 HOURS!

Todd Parker and his partner, Mitch Lesack, will ride nonstop across Pennsylvania, mainly on Rt 6 and also close to the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. Most of the route will be hilly to rolling. A sup-port crew will assist with food, water and lighting.

The ride will be documented by filmmaker Karl Weygandt and will be developed into a short film.

Maj. Parker is a former Professional Triathlete who became a pure cyclist after retiring from Triathlon in 2002. Annually, he puts in 8,000 – 10,000 miles, spending most of his time out in Mont-gomery and Bucks Counties. Although Todd has several Top 10 finishes in cycling races in California and Pennsylvania, he is more proud of his participation in nearly 1,000 miles of charity rides each year. Always looking for challenges, Todd enjoys riding centuries, ultra distance events, and long training rides regardless whether it’s 15 degrees or 115!

All money raised through the PayPal donation link will go directly to the Beyond Face Fund. For more information or to donate, please visit their Facebook page PA Ride for Kids.

contacts pa ridefor kidsMajor Todd Parker, Class of ‘81

Donations of $20 for Beer or WineIncludes Commemorative Stoner House Beer Stein or Wine Glass

All Proceeds Benefit the Stoner House Restoration

Halloween theme!Costume contest for adults

Prize for most original costume!

Come join us for an evening of fun and learn about the Stoner House’s “spirited” past!COOKBOOKS, WOVEN GOODS, AND MORE WILL BE AVAILABLE!

Sunday, October 234:00pm – 9:00pm

Stoner HouseOverlook Community Park

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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.

Priscilla Hodecker, Class of 1965Henry Brubaker, Class of 1958Fred Engle, Class of 1959

Ephrata National BankCargill Cocoa & Chocolate, Inc. Merck Partnership for GivingTomlinson Bomberger

Caruso’sMaggie Moo’sLititz Academy of DanceLancaster ToyotaLancaster County MotorsAuntie Anne’s, Inc.

Alumni Donors

EITC Business Donors

Advertising Partners

JOHN E BURGESS GALE M BURKHARTKRISTINA 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

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

MTSD Staff Donors

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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.

John J. Myers, ‘40Dorothy Graybill Shotzberger, ‘37

Grace Z. (Raub) Miller, ‘36Martha Royer Stoner, ‘34

In Memoriam

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Letter from 2011 Distinguished Alumni Winner, Michael J. Mumma, PhD

Many thanks for your time and effort coordinating the solicitation, selection and presen-tation of the distinguished alumni program for MTEF. I am very pleased to be so hon-ored in 2011!I hope the video was enjoyable and inspirational. Most, but not all, graduates are colleg-bound, so I tried to speak to everyone, in it. Graduation marks a transition for some to advanced formal education, but for all it marks a transition to continued learning. Whether that continuation proceeds on the farm, in trade, in business, home, or college/university is almost unimportant. For the individual, what counts is the attitude of em-bracing every lesson life can offer.S.W. France was very good; the Paleolithic cave art is truly spectacular and humbling – it is almost spiritual – think of descending deep into a cavern lit only by flickering hat lamps and executing polychrome images of the animals central to your living: wooly mammoths, rhinoceros, aurochs, horses, etc. Simply awesome.I was very inspired by MTHS today, during my visit. It reminded me that my scientific achievements in later life were enabled by the gifted teachers and wonderful education I received at MTHS. All the best,

Mike

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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 your tax deductible donation to:

$25 $50 $75 $100 Other

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

Manheim Township Alumni Association c/o Manheim Township Education Foundation P.O. Box 5134Lancaster, PA 17606

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

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