Memories

A memory by Corrine Kostukovich

I went to kindergarten at Rowland. I think it would have been 1942 or 43. I lived on Byrd Street and my friend Anne and I would walk each morning to school. Then in ‘53, I met my husband on campus. We were married 54 years before his...

A memory by Cianah Hart ’21

A memory by Cianah Hart ’21

When the Shippensburg University Marching Band was lucky enough to travel to Italy for New Years 2019, we got to perform in Vatican City and we’re blessed by the Pope.  

A memory by Angie Hart ’17

A memory by Angie Hart ’17

It was so hard going through the literal thousands of photos that I have from my time at Ship, but I’m so thankful that those four years gave me so many memories. Pictured below is a photo that just brings back bliss from senior year...

A memory by Amanda Trievel ’17

A memory by Amanda Trievel ’17

In 2016, my sorority Alpha Phi was finishing out Greek Week with the annual Lip Sync Battle. We placed first in the lip-sync competition with our Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory theme bit. It takes about a month or two of late-night...

A memory by Thomas Moriarty ’65, ’85M

A memory by Thomas Moriarty ’65, ’85M

  My freshman year in 1961 was the first trimester at Ship. The classes were all 75 minutes long. I had an 8:00 a.m. class I struggled to stay awake in. My classmates struggled too. So to stay awake, I counted how many times they...

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