Williamson Trade: Power Plant and Electrical Technology
Further education: Bailey Control Cadet
course, Foxboro Co. instrumentation courses, various correspondence courses in electronics
Employment history: Bailey Controls,
1962-65, field service technician, stationed
in Chicago; The Foxboro Co., 1965-81,
boiler control specialist, stationed in Foxboro, Mass. and Pittsburgh, Pa.; Appleton
Papers, Inc., 1981-97, project engineer,
Spring Mill, Roaring Spring, Pa.
Activities: Member, Sons of the American
Revolution; third-degree Mason, Woodbury
Lodge; 32-degree Mason, Scottish Rite,
Valley of Altoona; member, National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors
Travel: We have visited the majority of the
continental states and seven Canadian Provinces. Our most memorable trips have been
traveling on Canada’s premier train, The
Canadian, from Toronto to Vancouver.
Hobbies: Constructing high-speed computer systems operating on Linux software.
Genealogy research with my wife.
Proudest Accomplishments: I’m proud of
the family we raised and our home.
Advice for Today’s Students: An honest and
able tradesman will always be in demand;
continue to educate yourself in order to fulfill that demand.
-- Class of 6W2 --
Ronald E. Snavely
90 Eden View Road, Apt. 28
Elizabethtown, PA 17022-3112
Cell: 717-615-2975
[email protected]
Born: Oct. 3, 1942
Married: Judy (divorced)
Children: Beth Anne, Rebecca Lynn, Mark
Earl (deceased)
Williamson Trade: Painting and Decorating
Williamson Activities: Yearbook (editor)
Further Education: B.S., M.Ed., Millersville
University, with 30 extra credits
Employment History: Industrial arts teacher, School District of Lancaster, 1966-1999
Activities: Membership: NEA, PSEA, LEA,
IATE, IAPE, IALDA; manager, Lancaster
Catering, Inc.; team leader, Girl Scouts Action Unlimited; white water rafting; cross
country skiing
Travel: Two trips to San Francisco, Calif.;
South Korea, musicals in New York City
Hobbies: Computers, photography, wood
working, cross country skiing, garage sales
Proudest Accomplishments: Helping students reach their potential
Fondest Williamson Memories: Serving
food to the senior table, working in the
kitchen cleaning and grinding the skins,
scrapple and beans for supper, lineup with
the variety of jackets and ties
Advice for Today’s Students: Pursue your
dreams and go for it. You only go around
once in life, make the best out of it.
Children: Karen, Brenda, David Jr.
Grandchildren: Ronnie, Robin, Christopher,
Jarrett, Brook
Williamson Trade: Brick Masonry
Employment History: Burris Masonry,
March 1962-May 1965; A.F. Neal & D&S
Masonry, May 1965- March 1976; self-employed, March 1976-present
Proudest Accomplishments: Enjoying my
trade and reaching my personal goals.
Fondest Williamson Memories: Just being
part of a great school and a great graduating class.
Advice for Today’s Students: Always shoot
for the stars and never stop until you get
there.
-- Class of 6W2 --
Richard F. “Dick” Storm
900 Colonial Drive
Albemarle, NC 28001
704-983-8703 Cell: 704-796-6800
[email protected]
Born: June 9, 1943; Philadelphia, Pa.
Married: Ginny, Aug. 29, 1964
Children: Richard Paul, Daniel, Stephen
Grandchildren: Savannah, Christian, Em