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60s

H. Richard “Dick” Eschenmann ’68-’72m, Palmyra, was appointed to his third term as business manager for the Drum Corps Assoc. (DCA), the governing body of competitive drum and bugle corps in the U.S. and Canada. He will be responsible for overseeing the planning for the DCA World Championships for the fifth consecutive year.

70s

Patricia Young ’71m, Middletown, joins Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors as a sales associate.

Mary White Ream ’72, Elizabethtown, retired from the Elizabethtown Area School District.

Ronald L. Reeder ’72, Mt. Holly Springs, is the Dickinson Township manager.

Dennis H. Snyder ’72-’73, Macungie, retired after 34 years from Hamburg Area School District where he coached varsity baseball and taught mathematics.

Jeffrey W. Coy ’73, Shippensburg, is the Right Worshipful Grand Treasurer of the Freemasons of Pennsylvania for 2008-2009, which includes 440 individual lodges with 120,200 members statewide.

Cheryn D. Fogarty ’73 AICP, is director of planning for Trans Associates.

Charles A. Linn ’73, Mechanicsburg, CPA in the Camp Hill office of Boyer & Ritter was appointed to a three-year term on the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank board.

Stephen Beck ’75, New Freedom, senior associate at Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson earned three professional certifications: Enterprise Content Management Specialist (ECMs) Business Process Management Specialist (BPMs), and Project Management Professional (PMP).

Betsy Robertson ’75, Mifflinburg, opened her own public relations consulting business after 17 years as director of communications at Susquehanna University.

Pamela Flasher Williams ’75, Everett, had her church and community resource book, Baccalaureate: Guidelines for Inspirational Worship Services to Honor Graduates published by CSS Publishing. One of her stories is in the new Chicken Soup for the Adopted Soul.

Robert J. Rudock ’79, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., joined the Miami office of Arnstein & Lehr LLP and will focus on product liability with an emphasis on automotive products.