For Donna Bailey, the focus was on reporting school news in the Courier and capturing the year’s memories for the Calumet. She was also a member of the color guard in the Warrior Marching Band. “I...

OK – think about. If you consider sports to be an important part of your life – particularly football – what could be better than getting paid to spend every day in a National Football League stadium,...

Passion for the outdoors and a love of hard work are recurring themes that have guided the life and career of Rod Krebs, a proud member of Susquehannock’s Class of 1958.  He is the classic “self-made”...

Judy Grove was one of those rare people who said she knew what she wanted to be when she grew up and things actually ended up that way. “I wanted to be nurse for as long as I can remember,” she says....

For Green Bay Packer fans from the Sixties – those who followed the Sunday heroics of Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Max McGee, Forrest Gregg, and Jim Taylor in the Lombardi era – there was no better or...

Jesse grew up and attended school in New Freedom, a child of the Great Depression, working canning seasons at Charles G. Summers and whatever odd jobs that came his way. These experiences gave him an appreciation...

The story of Joy Keller ’74 is representative of many of our alumni. Their Southern York County roots and affection for the area influence their career and life choices, and they return to ensure that...

Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to. It’s a “coming of age” quote that usually draws a knowing smile from the many that have experienced those feelings....

Jim Koller was part of a group of area teenagers with the distinction of attending three different high schools in one year without moving from their homes. It was in the early ‘50s and the Commonwealth...

“A good teacher sets out to be good teacher, not a popular one,” says Roberta (Grove) Thoman ’65, reflecting on how she approached her career. To the thousands of alumni privileged to have been in...