In the history of student athletics at Susquehannock High School, Randy Edsall is in a class by himself. He earned varsity letters in three sports in three consecutive years. And, in 1976 he achieved the...

With an inventory of work ethic, academic aptitude, and tenacity, Jim Holley was always expected to leave Glen Rock and make an impact. It was not known, however, that he would return to become a leader...

When you see a news article or story about Duracell Batteries, Ivory Soap, Old Spice, Sony Electronics, or Suzuki, chances are Daryl McCullough and his agency had something to do with it. As a managing...

It is unusual to include the accomplishments of someone only 15 years removed from SHS (give-or-take) in this “Alumni Pride” feature. The assumption is that it takes more “lifetime” than 15 years...

While a student at SHS, Annie was active in Field Hockey (where she was goalie) and Girls Volleyball. Annie’s playing days were in an era where the foundation for SHS domination of the County in those...

While a student at Susquehannock, Michael was regarded as something special, but few could have imagined that this Warrior Alum would make such an impact on the world of Broadway in such a short time,...

What prepares someone to be a hero? Certainly training, experience, and conditioning are crucial factors. But when the time comes to put your life on the line to save another, did you ever wonder what...

Tom Clark spent his entire business career in the fastest of the fast lanes in the New York City and global financial markets, but the first thing one learns in a conversation with him about his life is...

Statements like “good friends and fond memories” and “left with a solid education, well prepared for what life had to offer” summarize Jim Altizer’s reflections on his experience at Susquehannock...

Bob was a student at Susquehannock from its opening until graduation in 1958. During his six years there, he made his presence known by demonstrating an aptitude for leadership and passion for making a...