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Class Appeal Fundraising Competition Deadline Extended
The 2008 MHSAA Class Appeal fundraising competition has been extended to August 31, 2008 due to growing alumni interest. See article below for details.
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Former Student Slated for Kidney Transplant
A Milton Hershey School former student is in need of a kidney transplant. If you wish to assist in any manner, please contact Jill Grimes at 717-520-2045 or Toll Free 800-292-4647 or jill@mhsaa.org
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Mom and Pop Reale Celebrate 50 Year Wedding Anniversary
An open house to celebrate the Reale's 50th Wedding Anniversary will be held on Saturday, July 12th from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. at 7 Behren's Drive (the home of Ron and Shirley) Palmyra, PA 17078. Alumni or friends interested in attending or for more information should contact Evie Weimer (daughter) Home phone: 717-367-5572 Cell phone: 717-413-5350
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2008 Annual Appeal Competition of Classes
Do you still have that “Spartan Spirit”? The 2008 Annual Appeal will be a competition of the classes. This year we will also be keeping a record of the donor’s class year with each donation. The winning class(es) can win some nice prizes at Homecoming this year. Just fill out the form below and send it in with your donation. So, Spartans, call your classmates and LET’S GET FIRED UP!!
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MHS/MHSAA Joint Community Service Project in Mississippi
Announcing an opportunity for three or four more alumni to join MHS students in Biloxi, MS from June 22 to 27, 2008. Spouses are also welcome. MHS is sending 5 students and 2 staff members. The MHS student crew is being led by Don Hoffer, MHS Construction Instructor. We are in the process of planning an Alumni Crew to work with the MHS crew.
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MHSAA Financial Summary for 2007
At year end 2007, the Milton Hershey School Alumni Association had current assets of approximately $123,000. All the MHSAA funds are now consolidated in MHSAA financial accounts. This was accomplished with the transfer, from the Heritage Foundation, of all MHSAA funds that the Heritage Foundation was managing and investing for MHSAA.
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