Albert Roggio
364 East Hanley Road
Mansfield, Ohio 44903
419-756-5257 Cell: 419-566-0295
[email protected]
Born: Aug. 21, 1946, Philadelphia, Pa.
Married: Becky, Aug. 21, 1971
Children: Matthew, Bethany, Jonathan
Gary Renner
Atlee Rinehart
Military Service: 4 years, Navy, machine
repairman 2nd class, worked on repairs to
nuclear submarines
Employment History: Supervisor of main-
tenance, PPG Industries, glass division, 38
years
Activities: 2nd Presbyterian Church, Carl-
isle; certified Stephen Minister
Hobbies: Woodworking, attending grand-
children’s sports activities
Proudest Accomplishments: My wife and
I raised three wonderful children. I lead a
good productive life and am proud to be a
Williamson graduate.
Fondest Williamson Memories: Playing in
the Tradesmen band, hanging with West-
brook, playing football even if I was too
small.
Advice for Today’s Students: Live your life to
the fullest. Know you are a part of something
special at Williamson. Make the school and
yourself proud, but humble in the Lord.
-- Class of 6W7 --
Gary W. Renner
601 14th St.
Duncansville, PA 16635
814-695-2706
Born: Aug. 12, 1946, Altoona, Pa.
Married: Barbara, Oct. 21, 1967
Children: Joseph, Kathleen, Tracy
Grandchildren: Ethan, Michaela, Ashlyn,
Dylan, Derek, Jenna, Jon
Albert Roggio
home
Advice for Today’s Students: Take full ad-
vantage of every opportunity that is pre-
sented to you.
-- Class of 6W7 --
W. Atlee Rinehart
323 Old Schuylkill Road, P.O. Box 1
Parker Ford, PA 19457
610-323-7226 Cell: 484-948-5675
Born: Jan. 14, 1947, Pottstown, Pa.
Married: Carolyn I. Rinehart, June 10, 1967
(day after graduation)
Children: Victoria, Geneva, Ruth, Susan,
Katherine
Grandchildren: Jay, Brandon, Tyler, Madi-
son, Thomas, Robin, Christopher, Ryan,
Cole, Elizabeth, Brad
Williamson Trade: Carpentry
Williamson Activities: Cross Country, Bas-
ketball Manager
Employment History: General Contrac-
tor, 1972- present; part-time bus driver for
Owen J. Roberts School District, 2010-pres-
ent
Activities: Building Industries Exchange
member, 30 years, board member, 6 years,
president, 1 year; BIE Craftsmanship Gold-
en Hammer Award Winner, 1996 and 2001;
township supervisor, in third 6-year term,
chairman of the board, 2 years, vice chair,
2 years; Council of Government Pottstown
Regional Area, vice chair, 2 years
Williamson Trade: Power Plant Technology Travel: Train rides in Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Tennessee; Niagara Falls
Further Education: 6 years, Altoona Bible
Institute, various woodcarving classes Hobbies: Spending time in the garden and
with my grandchildren
Grandchildren: Luke, Lydia, William, Lily,
Abigail, Brenna, Audrey, Todd
Williamson Trade: Mechanical Technician
Williamson Activities: Glee Club, Cross
Country, Radio Club, Tradesmen, Boat
Club, Youth Fellowship
Further Education: B.S. in Education, Gos-
hen College, Goshen, In.; Masters in School
Administration, Ashland University, Ash-
land, Ohio
Military Service: Army, Korea
Employment History: Mansfield Christian
School, 1976 to Ju ne 30, 2008, taught 2nd
grade, 4th grade, Junior High, and High
School, and then became school treasurer.
Also taught as a part-time adjunct college
professor.
Activities: Church treasurer and board
member, Grace Fellowship; YMCA; Man-
sfield Christian School Foundation; direct
local Parkinson Support Group
Travel: Most of the Caribbean Islands, Nova
Scotia, England, Italy, Spain, Panama Canal,
Costa Rica, Columbia, Belize, most of the
USA, including Hawaii and Alaska; taught
school for 14 weeks in Belize, Central Amer-
ica
Hobbies: Gardening, water garden, blueber-
ries and apple orchard, taking care of our
54-acre farm, spending time with grandkids,
remodeling our house, and helping our kids
with remodeling projects
Proudest Accomplishments: Getting my
Master’s in Education Degree, having a
school classroom named in my honor, and
building an addition for our farmhouse.
Fondest Williamson Memories: Attending
Bible study at Alice and Spencer Goldsbor-
ough’s home.
Advice to Today’s Students: Appreciate your
Williamson education and all the practical
and employment skills you learned.
-- Class of 6W7 --
Bruce J. Schower
11 Omega Court
Middletown, NJ 07748
Cell: 908-461-4377 [email protected]
Employment History: Erie City Iron Works,
draftsman, 1967-70; F.L. Smithe Machine
Co., draftsman, 1970-78; Smith Hardware,
1978-86; Holliday Picture Frames, 1986-02,
framer; self-employed woodworker; assis-
tant FFA instructor, Tyrone High School Proudest Accomplishments: Built a green-
house/woodshop for a customer in the same
style as the main house that was built 30
years earlier, brick, grapevine striking, roof
line-shingle, all to give appearance that it
was built the same time as the main house. Activities: NRA, Varmint Hunters Asso-
ciation, church deacon and Sunday school
teacher Fondest Williamson Memories: Boss Zepp’s
Honda bike; Mr. Andersen’s state roof proj-
ects; basketball road trips; our freshman
year’s spring blood drive, my first pint and I
am working on my eight gallon mark. Grandchildren: Kora, Brady, Jonathon, Da-
vid, Noah
Advice for Today’s Students: All projects
that you’re involved in, whether employ-
ment, community, church, family, and all
the small things, it is the details that will set
you apart. Make the project fun for you and
you will be a happier person. Further Education: B.S., Mechanical-Elec-
trical Technology
Travel: 47 of 50 states, all but Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama
Hobbies: Long-range rifle shooting,
4-wheeling, fishing, woodcarving
Fondest Williamson Memories: Wednesday
night pinochle games at the “Hospital” with
Nursie, Gary Boyd, Terry Walls; Tuesday
nights at Spenc and Alice Goldsborough’s
-- Class of 6W7 --
Born: Dec. 17, 1946, Reading, Pa.
Married: Vivian, June 21, 1975
Children: Sandra, James, Michael
Williamson Trade: Brick Masonry
Williamson Activities: Cross Country
Military Service: U.S. Naval Air, ASW op-
erator/instructor, SP-2H Patrol Airplane
Employment
History:
Manufacturing
engineering-manager, Estee Lauder, 1975-
1980; package engineer-manager, Avon,
1980-1985; tech director package engineer,
L’Oreal USA, 1985-2010
Activities: Church buildings and grounds
manager projects, support thrift shop and
food pantry
Travel: International, France, Spain, Ger-
many Norway
Hobbies: Fitness center, golf, biking
Proudest Accomplishments: Building a
home summer junior year at Williamson,
serving country in the U.S. Navy with flight
duties ASW
Fondest Williamson Memories: Playing
cards at Mrs. Peck’s home, always enjoyed
camaraderie with classmates and their sup-
port of each other
Advice for Today’s Students: Never fear new
challenges, learn as much as possible and
share your knowledge and experience with
others. Serving God by serving others, in
particular those less fortunate.
-- Class of 6W7 --
Andrew “Drew” Schronick
216 Lower Barbours Road
Barbours, PA 17701
570-478-2439
Born: Aug. 18, 1946, Ashland, Pa.
Married: Glenda, Nov. 11, 1967
Children: Tamera Angelia, James Andrew,
Colton Andrew
Williamson Trade: Brick Shop
Williamson Activities: Football, 1964
Further Education: Just what I received in
the Seabees for their schools.
Military Service: Enlisted in the Navy Sea-
bees, Sept. 1967 to Jan. 1970
Employment History: In 1971, started my
masonry business, Berks Masonry Inc.
Activities: Calvary Bible Fellowship Church,
40 years
Travel: I always took my family to the shore,
went to Disney three times when the kids
were young, we had a getaway home in the
mountains.
Hobbies: Hunting and fishing since I was
young. Took my two sons fishing on the
Susquehanna and every day we fished there
we always caught 50-60 bass.
Proudest Accomplishments: Bought a farm
house and gutted everything and rebuilt
everything inside. It had a pond with three
acres land. I lived there for 40 years. 30 years
ago bought a getaway in the mountains.
Fondest Williamson Memories: I have a lot
of good memories, but one is I went to the
school dance and Vince Pitonyak said let’s
go pick up some girls and that is where I met
my wife. But in the dorm after lights out we
went out to get steak sandwiches and sat in
the hall eating our sandwiches. Back then a
steak only cost 50 cents.
Advice for Today’s Students: Don’t ever quit.
Always have a positive attitude, always do
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