Homecoming & Family Weekend 2019

Learning and FUN go together!

Dock's annual Homecoming & Family Weekend isn't just a great time for alumni to gather, it's a community-wide celebration of the joy of learning. 

Learning about chemistry was never more fun than during the Franklin Institute Roadshow (left). Kids take their turn learning to navigate a Vex robot during the Robotics station (above). Both events were part of STEM Fest, a Homecoming celebration of hands-on learning.

Above: Outstanding Achievement Award winner Evon Bergey ('77) greets friends and family at her table during the Alumni of the Year Reception.

Above, left: A display of their senior portraits and other photo displays greeted the Class of 1969, which held its 50th Reunion in the Conrad Grebel Library. Center: Young Alum of the Year Josh MacNeill reflects on the path his career has taken him since he graduated from Dock in 2004. Right: The 2019 Alumni of the Year pose with their frakturs including (l to r) Evon Bergey ('77), Hank Landes ('64), Gerald Benner ('59), Danielle Gallaher ('06) and Josh MacNeill ('04). Unable to be present was Krista (Moyer) Snader ('93), who is the country representative for Mennonite Central Committee in Kenya.

Above, left: The Class of 1969 gathers in the library to celebrate its 50th Reunion. Right: Distinguished Service Award winner Gerald Benner ('59), former Dock English teacher and Director of Development, offered some timely words about the importance of strong communication skills.

Did your class have a reunion this year?

Click here to see our Class Reunion page for photos and other coverage

The Class of 1989 had their 30th reunion in 2019...totally rad!

Fall Concert and Alumni of the Year Awards

Listen to the Fall Concert and relive our 2019 Alumni of the Year Award presentations (above). Time stamps to help you find specific portions of the program: 4:00 - Concert Band 18:00 - Orchestra 31:00 - Alumni of the Year presentations 1:04:00 - Offertory 1:10:00 - Concert Choir

Krista (Moyer) Snader ('93) received the Alumni of the Year Award for Distinguished Service. Snader is Mennonite Central Committee's country representation for the African nation of Kenya, and was unable to be present to receive her recognition. She sent a message (above), which was played during the awards presentation during Homecoming & Family Weekend.