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Edwin McGehee ’55, Lancaster, was inducted into the Inaugural Hempfield School District Athletic Hall of Fame. He was the athletic director at Hempfield for over 33 years and the Lancaster Lebanon Athletic Director President for 16.
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Thomas Harbert ’63, Latrobe, is head coach of women’s cross country and lacrosse for Saint Vincent College. The cross country team made the “top 25” in the NAIA ranking three times this season, recently finished ninth at the Gettysburg Invitational.
Robert H. Long ’65, Camp Hill, an attorney specializing in state and municipal finance law with Rhoads & Sinon LLP, Harrisburg, was named a 2005 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer.
Fred Muller ’66, Sugar City, Idaho, retired in June after 37 years of teaching: 11 at Madison School District as a counselor and 26 as a teacher and guidance counselor in various school districts in Berks and York counties in Pennsylvania. He and his wife are building a retirement home in Utah.
John Ford ’69M, Mechanicsburg, retired this year as vice president for special projects and educational outreach after 40 years of service with Harrisburg Area Community College.