While at STHS, Lori played on the PIAA State Championship Girls Basketball team.   Lori was a Susquehanna Township High School football assistant, coached in a professional arena league, and interned with the Baltimore Ravens.  Sports Illustrated.com lists Lori as one of the 20 Most Fascinating People in and Around Super Bowl LV!  More about Lori’s amazing journey:

pennlive:  https://www.pennlive.com/baltimore-ravens/2019/03/how-lori-locust-used-an-email-to-get-on-buccaneers-radar-and-become-nfls-newest-female-coach.html

You can follow Coach Lori Locust on Twitter at @CoachLoLoc or on Instagram via Coach_Lo_Loc.

Paul who played baseball, football and wrestled while at STHS, graduated from Bucknell University in 1982 with a BS in Civil Engineering.  In 1994, he and his brother Andrew founded A. P. Williams, Inc. a full service general contracting firm specializing in design/build delivery method and real estate development consultation. 

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Graham, Dauphin County Coroner, is the international television star of Investigation Discovery (ID) channel’s “The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead.”

Presented by The State Museum of Pennsylvania, in cooperation with WITF Public Media and The Film Posse, Tracy spoke about the making her of incredible documenatry providing a behind the scenes perspective. The audience viewed a special screening of the documentary while Tracy provided additional commentary.

Freda most recently worked as political director of SEIU Local 205, which represents Metro government employees. In that role, she oversaw lobbying, advocacy and campaign activities for the union in Nashville, Chattanooga, and Memphis.

Crystal Brown serves as executive director of Brethren Housing Association, a nonprofit, interdenominational organization. BHA serves the housing needs of nearly 85 adults and children a year.”