Alumni Association News April 2020 Shamokin Area
Alumni Association AprilNews2020Shamokin Area High SchoolAlumni Association NewsPresident’s MessageINSIDE THIS ISSUE:Committees2Alumni Assoc. Officers3Scholarship Winners4Secretary’s Report5Reports & Updates5-18Banquet Reservation Form 19137th Annual Reunion Saturday, May 23, 2020 Masser’s Banquet Hall Paxinos, PA 5:45 pm Banquet 7:00 pm Business MeetingAnniversary Classes Decennial1950 - 1960 - 19801990 - 2000 - 2010 Diamond Anniversary1945 Golden Anniversary1970 Silver Anniversary1995 Five Year Anniversary2015Greetings and Welcome Alumni,Do you know what itmeans to have a heritage? Bydefinition, “heritage” means tohave a tradition, legacy, thatwhich is acquired from a predecessor.As children and youth fromthe coal region, we had ancestors who left us a legacy. Theywere a people who workedin the coal mines, factories,shops, textiles, education andmany other occupations. Theyworked hard and played hard.They did what they needed todo to provide for themselvesand their families. When calledto duty, they went off to war toprotect their land and families.Sadly, some never returned tothe region they cherished andloved.As Shamokin Area Alumni, we also have a legacy thatwas passed down to us fromthat first group of 35 graduatesthat met on the night of May 7,1884. They created the tradition that we as alumni celebratetoday by meeting once a yearfor a reunion. Little did theyknow they were providing atradition that would grow intoan annual event with a membership of over 20,700 alumni.They were the true pioneersthat gave us a reason to meeteach year, to welcome newclasses and reward excellence.There are two lasting memories that I acquired growing upas a student of Shamokin AreaHigh School. First, I began myeducation in the 60s when therewas Shamokin High School andCoal Township High School.As I counted the different locations for homerooms and classes, I realized that my educationwas provided in nine differentbuildings spread across the city.As a result, I was no longerspending time with the sameMessage FromOn behalf of the administration, faculty, staff andschool board members ofShamokin Area School District, I would like to welcome all alumni to the annual meeting of the ShamokinArea High School AlumniAssociation.This year, like those ofthe past, our students continue to represent ShamokinArea in all facets of education. Academically, our curriculum continues to evolveand challenge students withnew and up-to-date courses. We brought the schoolnewspaper, “The Signal,”back with huge success. Itcan be viewed from our district website. Our AdvancedPlacement students andstaff are coming off theirbest year in school history.This success has led to a25% increase in AP studentenrollment.Our studentsalso continue to participatethekids from my neighborhood.There were other kids fromacross town that I never met orknew were there, whichspawned new friendships andlasting relationships.Moreimportantly I learned how wewere different, which provided the preparation for me to gobeyond the secure home townwalls. The second memorywas the teachers that spent theirtime and shared of their wisdomand knowledge to provide thequality education that we have(continued on page 13)Principaldual enrollment courses atBloomsburg University, Luzerne County CommunityCollege, and LackawannaCollege.Musically, our programscontinue to be one of thebest! Many of our musicstudents continue to compete and qualify for district,regional, and state musicfestivals. Competition bandhad a successful first season competing in TOB openclass. Four students qualified each for PMEA District8 Orchestra and DistrictChorus; one student fromeach is moving on to RegionIV-V Orchestra and RegionIV Chorus.Six studentsqualified for PMEA District8 Band. For the first time inover 10 years, a student hasqualified for the PMEA District 8 Jazz Chorus. We alsohave new course offerings inmusic recording technologyand beginning guitar.In the area of athletics,both our team and individual athletes continue to workhard to excel in their sport.In the fall we had a crosscountry state qualifier; football and girls soccer bothqualified for PIAA Districts.Our winter sports have beenexciting as we returned afive-time state champion inswimming. The competitivespirit team won their secondstraight District 4 Championships and both boys andgirls basketball have qualified for districts. Wrestling won its historic 700thdual meet. Spring sports areready to begin, coming offa tremendously successful2019 season for all sports.I would like to take thisopportunity to thank theShamokin Area High SchoolAlumni Association for yoursupport. I recognize the hardwork and effort put forth bythe association each year,(continued on page 13)
2 Alumni Association NewsCommitteesPUBLICITYJamie Hoffman Bordell ’75AUDITINGOPENNOMINATINGJohn Clutcher ’74John Klinger ’68Susan Kropinski Haas ’75EDUCATION FUNDEugene Boughner ’60, PresidentMatt Weller ‘91, Vice PresidentFrances Lee Culp ’63, SecretaryGregory Dwulet ’68, TreasurerSusan Kropinski Haas ‘75David B. Marateck ’72H. Robert Mattis, Jr. ’68John Klinger ’68James Backes ’80Dr. Raymond General ’91Charmaine Tetkoskie ’82Jeffrey Clutcher ’78Mary Anne Pitorak Miller ‘74Mary Anne Brennan Stump ‘00PROGRAMMary Anne Pitorak Miller ’74MEMORABILIAJeffrey Clutcher ’78CLASS REPRESENTATIVESJeffrey Clutcher ’78ENTERTAINMENTMary Anne Brennan Stump ‘00BANQUETRob Ensinger ’74, Co-ChairJohn Klinger ’68, Co-ChairBonny Ensinger Klinger ‘68Gregory Dwulet ‘68Jeffrey Clutcher ‘78Dorothy Zebrowski Goodman ‘44BY-LAWSH. Robert Mattis ’68, ChairJamie Hoffman Bordell ’75Bonny Ensinger Klinger ‘68INVITATION / NEWSLETTERMary Anne Brennan Stump ‘00Jeffrey Clutcher ’78John Clutcher ‘74Gregory Dwulet ‘68Mary Anne Pitorak Miller ‘74WEBSITE COMMITTEEJohn Clutcher ’74, ChairBruce Clutcher ’72Jeff Schlader ’73S. Ben Anderson ’01AWARDS COMMITTEESandra Dilliplane Rossnock ’92William Korbich ’54Eugene Boughner ’60Class 51976197719781979198019811982198319841985Irvin LiachowitzHelen Jane MurphyDorothy Zebrowski GoodmanopenLorraine Wetzel StrasusseropenopenParticia Hoy EngleJoan Wallish MuskeyShirley Fisher JacksonBarbara Hoy KesslerJoan Rhoades DonmoyerJohn SchankweilerPatricia Johnson KlemickNancy Schrawder BoothHerbert DresslerBeverly Fedorko KatalenasCarol CultonLinda Romanoski LatshawKay Barr BerryRaymond G. SplaneopenHarvey BuriakopenBarry BuriakCarol Swatt DudinskieFrances Lee CulpGail Delbaugh MenschMarily Edmunds StasneyopenNed SodrickPeggy Pavelko SmithBob MattisJody Duceman CallahanRobert LepleyLinda Rickert PersingSusan ShueyCynthia Sarge PoboyDonald BlessingSandra Parks DavisBruce ClutcherKathy Shoop FanellaKathleen Faust JeremiahJohn ClutcherMary Anne Pitorak MillerJamie Hoffman BordellAnna Marie Poplaskie ReidingerSusan Kropinski HaasKathi Weaver ChristCheryl Thomas ShermanElizabeth Donmoyer RichieCharles WayneJeffrey ClutcherPaul ZupicickDiana Venn GinitzNicholas KeiserEdward GriffithBrenda Piechowski MessnerLinda Henninger LongStacy Munson DerckTina BarnabeMaxine Howerter-HarveyAnn NowaskieLisa Artman WengrenovichJennifer Erdman Woland1986 William J. Woland1987 Edward SminkKristie Strunk Bogush1988 Tracey Bamford Bixler1989 Lori Pultynovich James1990 Sharleen G. PeraltaRyan Quinn1991 Raymond General1992 Carolyn Kearney1993 Kimberly Stoud RoadarmelStacy Gubernot Erdman1994 Heather Cook KirbyJudy Golda Orner1995 Tracy Delong1996 Kara Yurick KurtzMatt Heins1997 Karena Kodack Weikel1998 Kathryn Schu DaenzerAmanda Keefer Prusch1999 Kristy Welsh Renn2000 Daniel Jones, Jr.Jessica Jeremiah Amato2001 Laura Schrader LentonJoseph Knapick2002 Stephanie Pavelko BoyerSamantha Rarick2003 Lauren Graboski ZimmermanMatthew Filarski2004 Amber Tomcavage MolesevichMallory Szymanski2005 Kurt Troxell2006 Zachary HouserSteven Gallie, Jr.Nathan Schwalm, III2007 Sarah Martin LutzTony Wondoloski2008 Laura Thew Stumhofer2009 Courtney ConradHeather Augustine2010 Jordan PappColette Wolfe DiRienzo2011 Tom Smallets2012 Kieran KellySteve Troutman2013 Adella DoncheskiFaith Neiter Artley2014 Daniel DelbaughNatalie Wolfe2015 Tyler CandeloraRhiannon McKinney2016 Brady HauptCameron Wayne2017 Alexis HerbCierra Eby2018 Colton PollockMaryssa Erdman2019 Blake ZalarQuinn Rollman
Alumni Association News 3Banquet CommitteeA sumptuous meal, business meeting, entertainment, door prizes—andthe annual 2.00 dues — all of this isincluded in the price of the banquetreservation, which is 25.00This year’s banquet will be cateredby MASSER’S CATERING and heldat MASSER’S BANQUET HALL,Paxinos, PA.The dinner will be homestyle. Weare certain you will have plenty to eatand will be served in record time. Themenu will consist of the following:Salad Fried Chicken Pork ChopsButtered Corn Mashed PotatoesFilling Dessert Coffee TeaPlease plan to join us at this year’sreunion. See you then!Robert EnsingerJohn KlingerBanquet Co-ChairmenNotice:All reservations must be secured by mailbefore May 7, 2020.Gregory Dwulet, Treasurer18 Parkwood DriveLock Haven, PA 17745Banquet attendance is by paid reservation only.Please see page 19 for details on securing yourreservation for this special event!Inspired ThoughtsWhat inspired you while attending ShamokinArea High School? Was it a teacher, fellow student oran event? We all have many worthwhile experiencesto share. If you would like to share your thoughts toinspire others, feel free to send information to JohnClutcher. Your note could be placed on the alumniwebsite, put in a future newsletter or shared at ourannual banquet. Limit your entry to around 250words. The Alumni Association reserves the right toedit entries based upon content and length. Includeyour name and year of graduation, which would beshared publicly with the entry.Please contactJohn Clutcherjclutcher@hotmail.com717-838-8461Help Wanted!We believe we may be one of the oldestcontinuing active high school alumni associationsin the country, our first class having graduatedin 1877 and the alumni association originating in1883. In order for the organization to continue tooperate successfully, it needs active involvementfrom its members.Many of you in the area could become activein the operation of the association. It is gettingmore difficult to find new leaders to serve, andthe executive committee has no idea who mightbe interested in serving as an officer or on acommittee.If you are interested in getting involvedor would like to suggest an individual whowould be interested in helping, please contactany officer of the association. You may wantto consider attending one of our three annualmeetings (Fall, Winter and Spring) to see howyou can help. Officer contact information, meetingdates and times are posted on our website:http://www.indians.k12.pa.us/alumni.Alumni Association OfficersJeff Schlader ‘73. PresidentAmy Henninger Rachau ‘83. Vice PresidentJamie Hoffman Bordell ’75. SecretaryGregory Dwulet ’68.TreasurerJeffrey Clutcher ’78. RegistrarMaxine Howerter-Harvey ’83. Historian
4 Alumni Association NewsOn Social Media For your viewing pleasure, past years of Alumni BanquetPrograms, Graduation/Commencement Programs, AlumniNewsletters & Valedictorian/Salutatorian Winners areonline.The Shamokin Area EduShamokin Area .pa.us/alumniFacebook Group for Shamokin AreaHigh School Alumni AssociationThe Shamokin Area Education Foundation (SAEF)proudly supports the Shamokin Area AlumniAssociation. For more information, 442/(link available on the web page)Check out the alumni website above and visit the “USMailing Address If you or any other SAHS grads have any address changes,marriage name additions or deaths, please feel free to sendyour comments to Jeff Clutcher. We want to keep everyonein the SAHS alumni loop!Please send any address corrections,changing of a marriage name, or reportinga death to the Registrar at:The alumni association works closely with the schooldistrict to maintain and share address information.Jeffrey Clutcher5 S. Harding Ave.Shamokin, PA 17872-7516570-648-5282jeff.clutcher@juno.com2019 Scholarship WinnersAwardAmountIndividualCollege Attending16th award 2,000Collin BowersLebanon Valley College15th award 2,200Quinn RollmanPenn State University14th award 2,500Jessa PaczkoskiKutztown University13th award 2,500C - Luke KiracofePenn College of Technology12th award 2,500C - Clif ZhengArcadia University11th award 2,500C - John WagnerUndetermined10th award 2,500C - Madison FouldsPenn State University – H’burg9th award 2,500C -Teagan HeathUniversity of Rochester8th award 2,800Blake ZalarPenn State University7th award 3,000Andrea SeguraWilkes University6th award 3,000Payton WharyLycoming College5th award 3,000C - Robert RebuckBucknell University4th award 3,200Spencer BalonisTemple University3rd award 3,500Jameson KramerPenn State University2nd award 3,500C - Abigail NyeVillanova University1st award 4,000Marshall BuggyUniversity of PennsylvaniaC - Coal Township Alumni Award(please note all monetary amounts are awarded each year for up to four years.)
Alumni Association News 5Secretary’s ReportComplete minutes at: mokin Area High SchoolAlumni Association Minutes136th Annual ReunionSaturday May 25th, 2019 - 5:45pmMasser’s Banquet Hall - Paxinos, PAOpening invocation was given by Pastor FerdinandMadara.The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and IrvinBerlin’s song “GOD BLESS AMERICA” wassung by all attending. Vic Boris Trio providedaccompaniment.Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 presented a corsage(put on by Kathy Clutcher) and a silk flowerarrangement to Helen Jane Murphy ’43 who isretiring as historian. Helen has provided 26 yearsof dedication to the Alumni Association within thisoffice. She also served as President of the AlumniAssociation in 1981.Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 - President of theAlumni Association - provided the banquet introductions for the business meeting. A delicious mealwas provided by Masser’s Catering. After dessert,the business meeting started with a silent prayer inmemory of the deceased.The Secretary’s report is in the April 2019 newsletter. With a motion by Mary Anne Pitorak Miller ’74and seconded by John Klinger ’68, the report wasapproved as printed. All were in favor.The Treasurer’s report is in the April 2019 newsletter. With a motion by Bill Korbich ’54 and secondedby Bob Mattis ’68, the report was approved asprinted. All were in favor.President Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 welcomedthe Class of 2019 into the Alumni Association. BlakeZalar ’19 Senior Class President, presented theclass pennant to the association. All seniors wereintroduced, with them providing information ontheir future plans and areas of interest.Entertainment for 165 alumni, seniors, parents andfriends was presented by the senior choral studentsunder the direction of Mary Anne Brennan Stump’00. They sang 5 musical selections – a medley fromThe Muppets: Choral highlights from the 2011movie included:- The Muppet Show Theme- Life’s a Happy Song- Mah-Na Mah-Na- Me Party- Rainbow ConnectionMary Anne Pitorak Miller ’74 and senior membersof the class of 2019 coordinated the prize drawingactivities and gift delivery for over 15 items.Jeffrey Schlader ’73, Vice-President, recognized thevarious anniversary classes and as applicable, theircontributions to the Education and General Funds:1944 Class – 75 years – 1 member attended – Dorothy Zebrowski Goodman ’44 provided a briefupdate concerning her class. This is the DiamondAnniversary Class.1949 Class – 70 years – no members attended.1954 Class – 65 years – 2 members attended. BillKorbich provided an update that 261 was donatedby the class in the recent past. From their currentclass funds 19 will be donated to the EducationFund and 54 to the General Fund.1959 Class – 60 years – no members attended.1964 Class – 55 years – 2 members attended. HelenZigner Reitz presented a check for 55.00.1969 Class – 50 years – 2 members attended. This isthe Golden Anniversary Class. Ken Gaydon reported they will be having a joint class reunion with OurLady of Lourdes on Saturday, September 21, 2019.1974 Class – 45 years – 3 members attended.John Clutcher presented a check for 19.74 to theeducation fund. Other donations are expected viathe newsletter response and their class reunion onSaturday September 7th 2019.1979 Class – 40 years – 1 member attended. KarenKorbich Dutchess spoke of the importance of beingactive with the alumni association both financiallyand with your time.1984 Class – 35 years – no members attended.1989 Class – 30 years – Andy Twiggar provided abrief report for the members attending.1994 Class – 25 years – no members attended. Thisis the Silver Anniversary Class.1999 Class – 20 years – no members attended.2004 Class – 15 years – no members attended.2009 Class – 10 years – no members attended.2014 Class – 5 years – 1 member attended. MarielleMarie Miller provided a brief update.Gifts to the Golden Anniversary Class (1969) fromthe SAHS Alumni Association were presented byVice-President Jeffrey Schlader ’73 with assistancefrom Mary Anne Pitorak Miller ’74 and 5 seniorsfrom the 2019 class. 5 members from the class of1969 attended the banquet.The distance award was presented by Vice-President Jeffrey Schlader ’73 to Dr. Andy Brovey ’72who traveled from Naples, Florida. He was given acheck for 50.00 which was kindly donated back tothe alumni association.Eugene Boughner ’60 presented the Alumni Scholarship Awards. These are awards for four years.Total amount awarded tonight was an awesome 48,200 (including 3,000 for an additional award- the R. Thomas Lynch Award for trade schoolemphasis). THANK YOU for your donations andcontinued support. Seven awards are from the CoalTownship Alumni Association (CT) while nine arefrom the Shamokin Area Alumni Association (SA).Congratulations were extended to all.Yearly award amount, student name and majoremphasis follows:1st – 4,000 (SA) – Marshall Buggy – University ofPennsylvania – Astrophysics2nd – 3,500 (CT) – Abigail Nye – Villanova University – Biology/Pre-Med3rd – 3,500 (SA) – Jameson Kramer – Penn StateUniversity – Media Studies4th – 3,200 (SA) – Spencer Balonis – Temple University – Actuarial Science5th – 3,000 (CT) – Robert Rebuck – Bucknell University – Civil & Management Engineering6th – 3,000 (SA) – Payton Whary – LycomingCollege – Undecided7th – 3,000 (SA) – Andrea Segura – Wilkes University – Nursing8th – 2,800 (SA) – Blake Zalar – Penn State University – Business9th – 2,500 (CT) – Teagan Heath – University ofRochester – Biochemistry Cognitive Brain Science10th – 2,500 (CT) – Madison Foulds – Penn StateUniversity Harrisburg – Aerospace Engineering11th – 2,500 (CT) – John Wagner – unavailable toattend banquet12th – 2,500 (CT) – Clif Zheng – Arcadia University – Biology13th – 2,500 (CT) – Luke Kiracofe – PennsylvaniaCollege of Technology – Electrical Engineering14th – 2,500 (SA) – Jessa Paczkoski – KutztownUniversity – Elementary Education15th – 2,200 (SA) – Quinn Rollman – Penn StateUniversity – Chemical Engineering16th – 2,000 (SA) – Collin Bowers – Lebanon ValleyCollege – Exercise ScienceThomas Lynch Award – Tim Lynch ’88 and familydonated a 500,000 gift in memory of their fatherwho served for many years on the school board. Thisfirst award of 3,000 per year is being presented toEthan Tharp - Pennsylvania College of Technology– Civil Engineering.High School Principal Todd Hockenbroch ’97introduced Henry Hynoski, Dean of Students;Chris Venna, Superintendent of schools; and ErikS. Anderson ’97, school board member, to thegroup. Principal Todd Hockenbroch ’97 gave areport on SAHS and included information on thefollowing topics: academics, athletics, music andart. He shared some of the many successes that theschool and students have achieved during this pastschool year. He also told about some of the differentactivities occurring in our schools. He thanked theAlumni Association for the privilege to work withour group and that we are fortunate to have suchgreat alumni. He concluded that the district greatlyappreciates our efforts and that the kids are the oneswho are reaping the benefits.The Education (Scholarship) committee has ratified the following names as officers to serve on thecommittee:President - Eugene Boughner ’60Vice – President - Matthew Weller ’91Secretary - Frances Lee Brennan Culp ‘68Treasurer - Gregory Dwulet ‘68Board members recommended to serve on Education (Scholarship) committee for a 5-year term to2024 include:Eugene Boughner ‘60Matthew Weller ‘91Mary Anne Brennan Stump ’00Motion made by John Klinger ’68 and secondedby Mary Anne Pitorak Miller ’74 to approve these3 board members to serve was made. All were infavor.Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 presented the followingnames for ratification as officers, who were nominated by the Executive committee.Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 introduced the newalumni association officers for 2019-2020:President - Jeffrey Schlader ‘73Vice President - Amy Henninger Rachau ‘83Secretary - Jamie A. Hoffman Bordell ‘75Treasurer - Gregory Dwulet ‘68Registrar - Jeffrey Clutcher ‘78Historian - OpenedOutgoing Alumni President Jody Duceman Callahan ’68 introduced the new officers and thankedthe many committees and members for their helpthis past year. Jody also encouraged all Alumni tobecome active with the association by attendingmeetings which are held 3 times a year - fall, winter and spring. Check the website ---http://www.indians.k12.pa/alumni for more information. Givingyour time to serve on committees and financiallysupporting the General and Education funds isappreciated.The Senior Class led the Alumni Association insinging the Alma Mater. The Alma Mater wasaccompanied by Bonny Ensinger Klinger ’68.Afterglow entertainment was provided by the VicBoris Trio. Refreshments were included. We doappreciate all who participated.Respectfully Submitted,Jamie Hoffman Bordell ’75 - Secretary
6 Alumni Association NewsTreasurer’s ReportBalance January 1, 2019RECEIPTSDues 1,098.00General Fund 12,560.50Banquet 3,074.00All State Fund Deposits 5,824.38Dividends 1,222.24Allstate Fund Award Deposits 6,665.00Total ReceiptsTotal CashGENERAL FUND EXPENDITURESOffice Expenses 145.00Salaries 2,500.00Insurance 360.00Postage 184.03Tax Preparation 650.00Scholastic Awards 400.00Transfer to All State 3,830.45Rent 250.00Trust Fund Awards 6,600.00Miscellaneous 150.00Total General ExpensesREUNION EXPENSESNewsletter Printing/Sorting 8,249.00Newsletter Mailing 3,300.00Return Mail 240.44Program Printing 299.98Prizes 1,035.00Supplies 83.73Music 390.00Dinner and Afterglow 3,851.43Total Reunion ExpensesTotal ExpensesBalance December 31, l 150.00PETER J. MALAFI SCHOLARSHIP FUNDBalance January 1, 2019 80,393.58Interest 2019 3,069.08Less Award - Luke Kiracoffe( 700.00)Less Award - Collin Bowers( 700.00)Less Award - Brook Strausser( 700.00)Less Award - Taylor Kashner( 700.00)Balance December 31, 2019 80,662.66SCOTT BRAMHALL SALUTATORIAN MEMORIALBalance January 1, 2019 9,619.80Interest 2019 363.27Less Award - Abigail Nye( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 9,883.07MAL PAUL WRESTLING MEMORIAL FUNDBalance January 1, 2019 27,106.40Interest 2019 1,045.98Deposit 1,000.00Balance December 31, 2019 29,152.38GILLESPIE FAMILY TRUSTBalance January 1, 2019 1,117.05Interest 2019 51.85Dividends 2019 634.85Less Award - Taylor Kashner( 100.00)Less Award - Mackenzie Glosek( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 1,603.75284.687 Shares McCormick Stock 48,319.92CLASS OF 1913 SAVINGSBalance January 1, 2019 53.26Interest 2019 2.87Balance December 31, 2019 56.13ROBERT METZNER MEMORIAL FUNDBalance January 1, 2019 12,127.18Interest 2019 462.58Less Award - Marshall Buggy( 200.00)Less Award - Abigail Nye( 200.00)Balance December 31, 2019 12,189.76STELLA OLCESE AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 5,450.67Interest 2019 206.56Less Award - Nick Feudale( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 5,557.23SARA WIEST HALLBalance January 1, 2019 3,373.60Interest 2019 128.48Deposit 0.00Less Award - Ferdinand Madara( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 3,402.08 10,628.67 38,429.12 49,057.79 15,069.48 17,449.58 32,519.06 16,538.73H. RICHARD HILBUSH SCHOLARSHIP FUNDBalance January 1, 2019 26,800.16Interest 2019 1,019.50Deposit 195.60Less Award - Ethan Tharp( 300.00)Less Award - Alyvia Erb( 300.00)Balance December 31, 2019 27,415.26Comparisonof2019RECEIPTSDUESGENERAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONSGENERAL TRUST FUND DIVIDENDSBANQUET TICKETSMISCELLANEOUSALL STATE TRANSFER FOR AWARDSDEPOSIT FOR ALL STATEDEPOSIT FOR EDUCATION ACCOUNTBEQUESTSTOTAL RECEIPTS 4.380.000.0038,429.12and 390.003,851.4317,449.58Expenses Year2018Variance 1,351.00 16,418.92 837.50 3,235.00 5.00 6,665.00 6,314.41 500.00 5,000.00 40,908.83 -253.00 -3,858.42 384.74 582.00 -5.00 7,985.00 -490.03 -500.00 -5,000.00 -2,479.7120192018VarianceREUNION EXPENSESNEWSLETTER PRINTINGNEWSLETTER POSTAGERETURN MAIL POSTAGETICKET PRINTINGPROGRAM PRINTINGSUPPLIESDOOR PRIZESCENTER PIECEMUSICDINNER AND AFTERGLOWTOTAL REUNION EXPENSESReceipts 8,217.00 3,109.40 137.96 0.00 299.98 49.73 275.00 53.00 390.00 4,449.12 16,981.19 7.69-468.39toYear20192018VarianceGENERAL EXPENDITURESOFFICE SUPPLIES SALARIES 2,500.00 4,000.00 1,500.00INSURANCE 360.00 360.00 0.00POSTAGE 184.03 240.81 56.78HOMECOMING DONATION 50.00 50.00 0.00YEARBOOK AD 100.00 100.00 0.00AUDIT AND TAX PREPARATIONSCHOLASTIC AWARDS 650.00400.00 650.00350.00 0.00-50.00RENT 250.00 250.00 0.00ADVERTISING 0.00 55.00 55.00COMPUTER EXPENSE 145.00 0.00 254.40TRUST FUND AWARDS 6,600.00 7,350.00 750.00TRANSFER TO M&T BANK 3,830.45 9,483.22 5,652.77GENERAL EXPENSES 15,069.48 22,999.89 7,930.410.00 165.86 165.86
Alumni Association News 7Treasurer’s Report (continued)HARRY STRAUSSER AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 5,575.49Interest 2019 211.25Less Award - Mackenzie Glosek( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 5,686.74ALBERT FECKO SCHOLARSHIP AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 33,611.53Investment Income 1,613.95Market Value Change( 774.18)Balance December 31, 2019 35,999.66VAN GASKEN SCHRIDER SCHOLARSHIPBalance January 1, 2019 33,894.22Investment Income 1,071.54Distribution - Blake Zalar( 850.00)Market Value Change 4,371.00Balance December 31, 2019 38,486.76LEONA ADAMS TRUST(In memory of Charles & Lulu Venn)Balance January 1, 2019 5,113.54Interest 2019 194.74Less Award - Matt Swartz( 75.00)Less Award - Tyler Marcinek( 75.00)Balance December 31, 2019 5,158.28LEONA ADAMS TRUST(In memory of Isaac & Louise Rothermel)Balance January 1, 2019 21,170.56Interest 2019 804.20Less Award - Andrea Segura( 500.00)Balance December 31, 2019 21,474.76GARNET WILLOW AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 7,124.68Interest 2019 269.51Less Award - Abigail Nye( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 7,294.19JANE SARGE BASTRESS AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 3,207.76Interest 2019 122.27Less Award - Abigail Nye( 100.00)Balance December 31, 2019 3,230.03C. Q. MCWILLIAMS II AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 25,697.83Interest 2019 976.90Deposit 0.00Less Award - Mason Smink( 650.00)Balance December 31, 2019 26,024.73MIRIAM BIRCHARD AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 10,541.18Interest 2019 399.60Less Award - Elyse Nazario Cruz( 200.00)Balance December 31, 2019 10,740.78MILDRED SHARP AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 7,846.15Deposit 2,000.00Interest 2019 318.75Less Award - Anthony Folmar( 200.00)Balance December 31, 2019 9,964.90M & T BANK GENERAL TRUST FUNDBalance January 1, 2019 49,489.01Balance December 31, 2019 51,517.56GENERAL FUND TRANSFER FROM C.D.Balance January 1, 2019 18,292.35Interest for 2019 687.58Balance December 31, 2019 18,979.93ALUMNI SAVINGS ACCOUNTBalance January 1, 2019 16,826.80Interest for 2019 638.41Less Subject Awards( 350.00)Balance December 31, 2019 17,115.21CHARLES SPOTTS AWARDBalance January 1, 2019 5,007.25Interest for 2019 188.26Less Award - Steve Carpenter( 300.00)Balance December 31, 2019 4,895.51EDUCATIONAL FUND CHECKINGBalance January 1, 2019 15,522.04Balance December 31, 2019 14,972.28M & T BANK EDUCATIONAL TRUSTBalance January 1, 2019 1,214,858.25Balance December 31, 2019 1,395,636.78THE R. THOMAS LYNCHMEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPFUNDWILMINGTON TRUSTBalance January 1, 2019 0.002019 Contributions 600,000.00Investment Income 13,859.802019 Award Distribution ( 1,500.00)Market Value Change 30,772.65Balance December 31, 2019 643,132.45During 2019, the scholarship fund was the recipient of a 600,000endowment from the R. Thomas Lynch family. This endowment willbe utilized to fund annual scholarships to students pursuing a postsecondary education in vocational and technical training.SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED 2019We are proud to announce the inaugural recipient wasEthan Tharp.The Vincent P. DePiante, Jr.andElvira Mirarchi-DePianteMemorial Scholarship FundFIRST COLUMBIA BANKBalance January 1, 2019 223,176.37Withdrawal( 10,200.00) 212,976.37Interest 2019 5,132.09Transfer Out ( 218,108.46)Balance December 31, 2019 0.00WILMINGTON TRUSTBalance January 1, 2019 0.00Transfer In 218,108.46Investment Income 1,028.02Market Value Change 394.72Balance December 31, 2019 219,531.20AXA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCEBalance January 1, 2019 224,725.42Withdrawal0.00 224,725.42 Interest 2019 6,741.76Balance December 31, 2019 231,467.18Initial Investment for Estate November 21, 2008 422,425.27To
Secretary’s Report 5 Reports & Updates 5-18 Banquet Reservation Form19 137th Annual Reunion Saturday, May 23, 2020 Masser’s Banquet Hall Paxinos, PA 5:45 pm Banquet 7:00 pm Business Meeting Message FroM the PrinciPal On behalf of the admin-istration, faculty, staff and school board members of Shamokin Area School Dis-
575-624-8035 or email Jennifer Rawdon at rawdon@nmmi.edu. Reported deceased since the last Newsletter on 29 Sep 2019 Deceased Alumni 2001 – 2020 Deceased Alumni 1981 – 2000 Deceased Alumni 1941 Deceased Alumni 1971 – 1980 Deceased Alumni 1961 – 1970 Deceased Alumni 1956 – 1960 Deceased Faculty and Staff Deceased Alumni 1951 – 1955
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2018 3 Our Donors This year, a total of 6,572 alumni, friends, staff, faculty, and parents and 102 organizations supported the Institute through the VMI Alumni Agencies. As is customary, the majority of donors were alumni, but non-alumni donors made up almost 30 percent of this year’s total. 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Alumni*—4,636 (69.5%)
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