The parents of a missing 23-year-old State High graduate thought they’d be attending his graduation from Penn State this weekend. 
 
 As it turned out, Jon Steindorf had not enrolled last fall and had mysteriously vanished on Friday. 
 
 Steindorf was reported missing by his family Friday evening, a few hours after they went to his Pugh Street apartment at 4 p.m. to pick him up for Penn State commencement exercises. 
 
 His father, Paul Steindorf, said Sunday that he learned his son was not set to graduate this weekend, although Jon Steindorf told his parents that he wrapped up studies in the fall semester and delayed graduation until this spring. 
 
 “We thought he’d graduate, and that was our understanding that he completed fall classes and he delayed graduation until now, but the most recent information we received was he was not on the list to graduate,” Paul Steindorf said. “Apparently he wasn’t enrolled this fall.” 
 
 Graduation, however, is an afterthought for his parents. 
 
 “We love him and want him to come home to us,” Paul Steindorf said. “That’s all that matters to us is that he’s safe at home.” 
 
 Jon Steindorf is 5 feet 10 inches, weighing 170 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. He may be carrying a red backpack and have a black Specialized bicycle with him, according to police. 
 
 The last person to be known to have seen Jon Steindorf was his roommate at about 11:30 a.m. Friday. 
 
 No one is known to have seen or heard from him since then. 
 
 Possible sightings have been reported to State College police. 
 
 “We have had calls and checked those out,” Lt. Bradley Smail said Sunday afternoon. “As of this point, nothing.” 
 
 He also said friends have checked areas Jon Steindorf liked to go hiking without luck. 
 
 Rebecca Sommer, a friend of Jon Steindorf, posted on Twitter and Facebook that his credit and debit cards, keys and phone were found in his apartment, which Paul Steindorf confirmed. She said in the post he was known to wear black-rimmed glasses. 
 
 Paul Steindorf thinks his son left behind his credit cards so they couldn’t be used to help track him. He also said it would be unlike his son to leave town for a few days without telling family. 
 
 He also doesn’t believe his son had enemies. 
 
 “I don’t think we have reason to suspect foul play,” Paul Steindorf said. 
 
 Paul Steindorf and his wife, Joanne, said they have searched for their son on their own but have not organized any search party efforts. 
 
 They hope it won’t come to that. 
 
 “For us, the greatest thing would be to see him walk down the street and come in the door,” Paul Steindorf said. “That’s what everyone is interested in. We love him, and we want him back home.” 
 
 Anyone with more information is asked to contact State College police at 234-7150. 
 
 Shawn Annarelli can be reached at 235-3928. Follow him on Twitter @Shawn_Annarelli. ||||| State College Police are currently looking for Penn State student and almost-graduate Jon Steindorf (pictured above), according to a press release and various social media posts. Steinforf was reported missing when he did not meet his family to go to his Penn State graduation yesterday at around 4 p.m. 
 
 Steindorf is described as a 23-year-old white male, 5’10” tall, 170 lbs with brown hair and blue eyes, according to the police release. He may have his black Specialized bicycle with him and a red backpack. He left his apartment on Pugh Street without any form of identification, credit/debit cards, keys, phone, and potentially money, according to a social media post circulating among Steindorf’s family and friends. 
 
 Below are several additional photos of Steindorf provided by his friends. Anyone who knows anything about his whereabouts should contact the State College Police Department at (814) 234-7150.
– Jon Steindorf's parents headed to his apartment Friday to pick him up for Penn State's graduation—only to discover that not only was the 23-year-old not graduating like he'd told them, but that he'd gone missing. The former student hasn't been seen since Friday morning, the Centre Daily Times reports. Nor was he enrolled for classes last fall, despite having told his parents otherwise, dad Paul Steindorf says. "The most recent information we have is that he was not, in fact, still enrolled, and was not on the list to graduate," his mother, Joanne Steindorf, says in a statement, via Onward State. Steindorf was last seen by his roommate at 11:30am on Friday. His credit cards, phone, and keys were all left in his apartment, according to a friend's social media posts, per the Centre Daily Times. "The police have gone through his apartment, talked to his roommate, and took his phone for forensic analysis," Joanne Steindorf tells the Daily Collegian. "We've been in contact with all of his friends, everybody they know, and really are just at a loss as to his whereabouts." Steindorf is a white male, 5'10" with brown hair and blue eyes, and weighs about 170 pounds, Onward State reports. He may have a red backpack and black Specialized bike. "We love him and want him to come home to us," his father says. "That’s all that matters to us, is that he’s safe at home." (Another recent missing student lived on fruit for four days.)