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Forever True
Newsletter March, 2020
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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Teutonia Mannerchor Club Alumni Luncheon
The next monthly alumni luncheon will be held on March 24, 2020 at the Teutonia Mannerchor Club located at 857 Phineas Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Doors open at 11:00 AM and lunch is served at 11:45AM. Seating is limited. If you have any questions, please contact Jim Eberz (NC '64) at 412-321-4145 or Carmen DiGiacomo (NC '59) at 412-563-1859. The cost of the luncheon is $12.65 which includes buffet lunch, soft drinks, coffee, and dessert.
Here are a few pictures from the last month's luncheon.
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Charles Goetz (center), NC '53 welcomes his 2 sons to their first
alumni luncheon. On left is Charley, NC '83 and on right is Allen, NC '80.
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William Bonomo, NC '64 enjoying his first alumni luncheon.
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Rich Kline NC '64 enjoys his first alumni luncheon.
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Enjoying their first alumni luncheon, from L-R- Dan Mcintyre, Bob Salinetro & Al Meyers all from the Class of 1970
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Trojan Open Golf Outing
Mark your calendar for June 1, 2020 for the 36th Annual Trojan Open Shotgun Four Person Scramble at Olde Stonewall Golf Club. Registration and Breakfast at 8AM, Shotgun Start at at 9:30AM followed by lunch at 1:30PM. Grab your co-workers and get ready to spend the workday on the golf course. Prizes, Sponsorships and advertisement opportunities available.
Thanks to all who came out for Trivia Night!
Nearly 200 people were on hand for the annual Trivia Night held Saturday, Feb. 29th at North Catholic High School. Special thanks to Bob Parey '83 for organizing the event. Pictures and details on winners coming up in next month's newsletter.
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Nominations now being accepted for the 2020 Hall of Fame
Dear North Catholic Alumni:
As many of you know, North Catholic's Alumni Hall of Fame began in 1999 to honor alumni, who through their outstanding accomplishments and service to their communities, have brought pride and distinction to the North Catholic family. The Hall of Fame honors North Catholic's tradition of excellence and continues to inspire our North Catholic students and our alumni. Our Hall of Fame members represent what it means to be a Trojan all over
I grew up in the world in all avenues of life, through excellence, integrity, performance and faith. Pittsburgh and left after graduation from North Catholic to join the Navy. Thanks to an NROTC scholarship, I graduated from college and was commissioned as a Navy Ensign, serving as a Naval aviator for 17 years and was one of the first women to fly in a combat squadron.
I was incredibly honored to not only be nominated for the Hall of Fame but to be selected to be part of the 2013 Hall of Fame class. I consider it one of my most special honors.
I want to encourage my fellow alumni, to consider nominating an amazing alumni for the 2020 Hall of Fame Class, someone you think should be highlighted and recognized. We have so many amazing graduates, men and women of North Catholic, that are doing great things in their communities - contributing, serving, enriching, making a difference. I especially would love to see more of our outstanding women alumni in our Hall of Fame.
Sincerely,
Linda Maloney
2013 North Catholic Hall of Fame
Do you know a classmate who has done some charitable work that deserves recognition? Someone who is worthy of accolades for their work in the community? Someone who has done a lot for North Catholic?
The Hall of Fame is always seeking nominations for induction. We know that there are distinguished graduates, who deserve a place in the school's hall of fame. If you know of someone from your class or anyone who should be recognized for their accomplishments, please nominate them. Remember this not just a sports hall of fame. You can go to the school
website for complete details. If you have questions, contact us
here and we will pass your message to the Hall of Fame Committee. Please note that nominations are only good for three years, but they can be renewed. Nominate someone today. The committee will be meeting in January to begin the review process for this year's class.
Note
: nominations that come in after May 15th will be consider for the 2021 induction class.
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Since North is celebrating its 80th birthday, we are spotlighting photos from the eight decades of the school. This month we feature photos from the sixth decade of Trojan history.
Changes at North continued in the 1990's. The student population had leveled off early in the decade, but ever increasing tuition hikes brought about the reduction in the numbers of religious teaching at North caused enrollment begin to slip as the decade was coming to a close.
A number of new classes were added to the curriculum at the end of the 90's as the school went to a daily block schedule and a six day class cycle. Family Living, Creative Writing, Internet Broadcasting, and Video Production were added to an elective program. Whittle Communications installed a close circuit TV system that ran a daily newscast (initially hosted by 25 year old Anderson Cooper) and allowed for the production of a morning announcement program over the system.
New sports were also an addition in the 90's as the school added Lacrosse and men and women's crew to the program. The Trojanettes not only continued to dominate the WPIAL (at one point losing only 4 games all to out of state teams), but also won more PIAA state championships. The Trojanettes 162 game section winning streak which began in 1984 came to an end on January 6, 1998 with a loss to Pine-Richland Coach Don Barth became the winningest girls coach in PA history as did Trojan basketball coach Don Graham who notched his 700th victory early in the decade. By the decade's end both men retired. The first boy's team WPIAL title was recorded by the baseball team.
Here are some photos from that time period.
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Transcript Information
Alums who need a copy of their high school
transcript for a new employer should note that the process has changed, so please note:
NCHS Alumni (1939-2013): Please contact the Diocesan Archives
at (412) 456-3158 for a copy of your transcript or for a new
employer education verification.
NCHS Alumni (2014 - present): Please go to northcatholic.org, under the Alumni Tab, click on Transcript Request (located in the red box) and download the online request form.
Memories
Available
The alumni office has some past editions of the yearbooks. If you can't find yours from senior year, we may be able to help. Not all years are available and supply is limited. Contact us
here
for information and availability.
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Engagements
Congratulations to Tom Ondek
('06) and Rachel
Zukerberg on their recent engagement.
Congratulations to
Samantha
Ream ('12) on her recent engagement.
Congratulations to Kerri Cabin ('08) and Mitchell Posel on their engagement.
Births
Congratulations to Dustin Lalle ('08) and his wife on the birth of their son, Owen.
Congratulations to Mia Palmer Gribbin ('15) and Tmon Gribbin ('15) on the birth of their son Declan.
Rest in Peace
Raymond Bergman -
class of 1944 taught English at North in the early 50's
Robert Denna - class of 1951
Ray Skundrich - class of 1964
Fr Ken Sommer - taught religion at North in the 60's and was also chaplain.
Here's the obituary
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The display case just inside the entrance to the school houses North Catholic memorabilia, as well as some of the apparel available in the school's Spirit Shop.
You can check out the NC gear by clicking
here
Ben Klimko and his wife, Amanda, are at the beach.
Class of 1965
Members of the class enjoyed lunch in Fort Meyers, Florida (l-r): Bob Mill, Mike Bronowicz, Joe Molhoek, Earl Spill, and Dan Wolovich.
Class of 1971
Walt Quinn ('65) met up with George Lisjak, former NC principal, at a Dayton basketball game.
Class of 1973
Frank Balestrieri and wife Suanne celebrating 24 years of marriage. They are at their vacation home in Sunset Beach N.C.
Class of 1981
Tom Sullivan and Michelle Misiti Sullivan ('81) await the decision at the chili cook off. (he didn't win.)
John Mudrany spends time with man's best friend.
Becky Mazza Csaszar and her husband get ready for some hockey action.
Matt Muckle gets ready to take the stage.
Paul Vidic and his kids get ready to race down hill.
Class of 1995
Lamar Calhoun and his wife celebrate Valentine's Day.
Class of 1996
Congratulations to Wendy Willis and her husband for winning an Oscar for the animated short, "Hair Love." Wendy is head of development for Point Harness, the company that produced all the animation. Read about her story
here.
Class of 1998
Juliane Kania Hedgepeth spends time with her special Valentines.
Fran Lamb Urmann and her husband bring in the roaring 20's.
Scott Hopkinson and his family spend quality time on the beach.
Ryan Cronin and his wife still haven't taken down their tree.
Jackie Miller Mihm and her husband are ready to celebrate.
Missy Osiecki is all smiles with her special friend.
Marc Gonzales picks up an award for the 2019 region of the year at a Zimmer Biomet convention.
Melanie Malloy Boyer heads the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Read about her accomplishments
here
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Kerri Cabin shows off her engagement ring.
Congratulations to Amanda Foote who made her Broadway premiere in "The Book of Morman" at the beginning of the month. She had been touring with the show in Australia before landing a spot in the Broadway cast. Here's a Pittsburgh Courier article about Amanda.
Katie McGuire (in the foreground) along with Shannon Quigley, and the Berry sisters Colleen ('13) and Lauren celebrate the end of the work week.
Class of 2013
Congratulations to Bailey Hollihan who was accepted into the WVU Institute for Community and Rural Health Scholars Program. She will receive
supplemental
training and education from experts in rural health care, provide meaningful patient care in the field and gain hands-on-experience. Bailey is studying dentistry at WVU.
Patrick Rielly and his special Valentine on the streets of Boston.
Class of 2017
Congratulations to Sam Breen who was named the A10 Player of the week early in February. You
can read the P-G article about her here.
Thanks to Carmen DiGiacomo ('59), George Bauer ('49), Bob Gierl ('66), Al Young ('67), Paul McGill ('69), Dan Wolovich ('65), Ben Klimko ('63), Gary Tevis('68), and Pat O'Brien ('65)
for sending information and pictures to us.
If
you have news/photos you want to share with classmates send them to alumni news.
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Last Month's Flashback
This picture was found in the 1983 yearbook. They are seated: Trish Miller, Standing (l-r): Bruce Rubino, Albert Draeger, Tom Leen, Tom Weir and Joe Deffner. They are members of the
fictious Future Florists of America.
Jeff Senge ('83) offers the explanation: "The Yearbook Committee that year had an extra page and decided to create a parody page. The FFA was "created" and their supposed battle cry was "where are the trees of Troy Hill". The old Sheraton sign on McKnight Road was altered to make it appear that the FFA meeting was held there. With input from Marty Caridi, i believe those in the photo are Bruce Rubino, Bud Draeger, Tom Lean, Tom Schad, Joe Deffner and Tricia Miller."
Who are these guys and what are they doing? Send us your answers or your guesses
here.
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Request for Prayers |
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Your prayers have been requested for
Continue to keep
Denise Enzerra
('82) in your prayers.
Connie Cahill ('59) needs our prayers as he recovers from a stroke.
Your prayers are requested for
Michael (Mickey) Kavanaugh
('59) who is in poor health.
Keep
Naomi Yeskey
('82) in your prayers as she faces a second hip replacement.
Continued prayers for Bob Rathke
('59).
General Michael Hayden ('63) continues his recovery from a stroke. Please keep him in your prayers.
Tracy Yoest Smith ('98) has requested prayers for her sister
Becky Yoest
('07).
Gerard Boeh ('52) has been ill. Please keep him in your prayers.
Prayers have been requested for Andrew Mager ('53)
Please pray for Fred Arden ('59) and his wife Mary.
A request for prayers for
Bill Niederst
('59) as he continues to struggle with illness has been made by classmate
Ken Rozycki.
Let us know of any alumni who should be included in our prayers by sending us an email by clicking
here.
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Military Legacy Scholarship
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The school has initiated a Military Legacy Scholarship in honor of all alumni who have served in our nation's military forces.
The goal is to raise over $30,000 and to provide a $1,000 scholarship annually. The scholarship will be awarded annually to the student provided certain benchmarks are met. Every four years (or sooner) it will be awarded to another incoming 9th grade student.
Congratulations to this year's recipient, Douglas Joseph.
The military legacy scholarship fund has passed the $28,000 mark. Recent contributions received that made that happen were from Regis Urschler '53, Robert Sinagra '70, Michael Conroy '59, Michael D. Herman '75, The Class of 1954 and The Class of 1989 in memory of Mark Melcher. A special thanks to everyone who has contributed to this scholarship fund since its inception
All money will be used to provide educational opportunities to a student. To honor those who served, please consider a contribution in any amount to the new Military Legacy Scholarship. If you wish, you may make a contribution in someone's honor/memory. Donations can be made by sending checks payable to North Catholic, write "North Catholic Military Scholarship" in the memo, and mail to:
North Catholic High School
1617 Route 228
Cranberry Township, PA 16066
ATTN: Development Office
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Kathy Monti Memorial Scholarship
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Kathy Hickey Monti's limitless love and passion for helping others was apparent to everybody she met. Her pride for North Catholic began in 1973, when her high school closed and she enrolled in the first co-ed class at North as a junior. Kathy led the charge to keep her school's basketball team together. As a standout guard and the very first team captain of North's first women's basketball program, Kathy and her fellow Trojanettes began a women's basketball dynasty that is alive and continues to thrive today. Following her graduation from North in 1975, Kathy played basketball in college and served as team captain and leader. Soon, she was recruited to come back to North and take on the role of Assistant Basketball Coach for the girl's team and with Coach Don Barth, her mentor, friend and former coach, led them to win multiple state championships. When North opened in Cranberry Township, Kathy continued to volunteer her time at the new school that she loved so dearly until her last breath. In 2017, just before her death, Kathy was voted unanimously into the North Catholic Hall of Fame. Kathy will long be remembered for her impact on hundreds of lives as a teacher, an assistant basketball coach and female role model for girls in athletics.
To continue Kathy's legacy and mission in life of helping others, a scholarship has been established in her name. More than $20,000 has already been raised. The purpose of the Kathy Monti Memorial Scholarship is to provide financial support for a young woman who possesses the same leadership qualities that Kathy demonstrated in her life. In order to finance this scholarship and celebrate Kathy's life, we hope you can join us by donating. Checks can be sent payable to North Catholic with "Kathy Monti Scholarship Fund" in the Memo and mailed to North Catholic High School, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066.
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The John Latuilippe Memorial Scholarship
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The John Latuilippe Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to
Adrian Hightower
- NC class of 2020. Thank you to all who have donated.
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Class of 1959 Scholarship
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The NCHS Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund has awarded $4,400 Scholarships for the 2019-20 School Year to
Canaan Branch and Tess Myers.
The Fund has awarded scholarships totaling $63,800 to seven recipients since the inception of the Fund. Contributions to the Fund can be made at any time and should be sent to the North Catholic Foundation, North Catholic High School, ATTN: Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066. If you would like more information about the Fund, please contact Joe Blitzko (
joeyblitz@aol.com), Dick Halleran (
rhalleran@verizon.net), or Mike Conroy (
conroy1603@gmail.com
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Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship
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The Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship continues to grow. To date, our classmates have raised over $31,000 in donations and pledges. Special shout out goes to ART MURPHY for his recent donation of $10,000.
We need the help of our classmates to grow the scholarship fund. Classmates wishing to contribute can contact Walt Quinn (quinn.walter@comcast.net) or Dan Wolovich (dwolovich@comcast.net). If we can get more of our classmates to step up and help keep our legacy scholarship fund growing, there is no end to what the money can do to help a student to get the great education that North provided to us and continues to do so today. No contribution is too small.
Thanks also to TOM HENCHAR and BILL GUBANIC for their recent donations and to WAYNE YOUNG, WALT QUINN. and BOB COLBERT
for
theircontinued monthly donations. Bob Colbert has been making a small monthly donation for the past three years that is put on his credit card. As Bob said, "it's less that the cost of a bottle of wine." If you would like to contribute a small monthly amount via your credit card, contact Amber Nicotra Morrison
to set it up.
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Class of 1969 Scholarship
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At our 50
th
reunion on September 14, 2019, the Class of '69 pledged to raise $10,000 to show our support and appreciation for North Catholic's continuing work of educating young men and women.
Joe
Bradley reports that as of mid-January, we have raised over $6,000. Fourteen (14) classmates have already contributed. The fact that you contribute says that you stand with the Class of '69 and that is more important than the amount. Please help our class meet this very worthy goal and show the NC community that the Class of '69 remains "Forever True."
When you donate (online or check) please indicate Class of 1969 with your gift. If you need more information, please feel free to contact Joe
Bradley (812-216-0394) or Amber Morrison at
amorrison@northcatholic.org or by calling 412-321-4823, x529. Donations can be made payable to North Catholic, and mailed to North Catholic High School, Attn: Amber Morrison, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066.
Online donations can be made by clicking here.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity!
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Military Alumni
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Thanks to many of you, our list of alumni who have served in our nation's military services has grown to almost 1,500. We thank all of you who have taken the time to help us with this endeavor. Perhaps you have noticed that recently an asterisk has been added next to name of more than two dozen individuals on the list. This indicates the individual died while in the military, either Killed in Action or a non-battle death. There may be more alumni who died while serving. If you know of someone that should have the asterisk added next to their name please let us know. We will always appreciate your efforts to help us update this honor roll of our alumni.
Thank you to all of our alumni for their service to our country!
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Planned Giving
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Planned giving is a wonderful way to prepare for the day we depart this life and enter into God's kingdom. By planning ahead, you can provide opportunities to young men and women by supporting North Catholic. Planned giving allows us to help continue the work of Christ and pass on our traditions and Catholic Marianist values. Gifts can be specified in one's will as either a dollar amount of a stated percentage of one's estate. A growing number of alumni have taken this step and discovered a great sense of joy and satisfaction that they are helping families. If you are interested in finding out more, contact Amber Nicotra Morrison in the Development Office at amorrison@northcatholic.org or by calling 412-321-4823
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
Luke 12:34
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Reunions
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ALL reunion updates will ALSO be available on the school's website, northcatholic.org or by clicking
here!
The class of 1965 is planning a picnic in June of 2020 to mark the 55th anniversary of our graduation from North. We are hoping to have it on Saturday, June 5, 2020 - the date we graduated 55 years ago. Save the date in early June of next year and look for further news.
The classes of 2010, 2000, 1995, 1990, 1980, and 1970 will celebrate their 10th, 20th, 25th, 30th, 40th, and 50th reunions. Let us know about reunion plans so that we can spread the word.
Check out the latest school news a few pages down!
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Shop Amazon and support NORTH!
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Please consider supporting North students while shopping online!
North Catholic High School
is now fully registered and eligible for your
support through AMAZON!
Just follow the link below and choose
North Catholic High School
to receive the .5% donation on all of your
Amazon purchases.
As always, thank you for your continued support!
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SUPPORT CATHOLIC EDUCATION
Our children are worth it...Our future depends on it!
Do you have a business that pays corporate taxes in Pennsylvania? You could be be eligible to apply for tax credits and help with tuition assistance for families and children wishing to attend Catholic schools, like North Catholic High School. And another benefit? There is little or no cost to your company. The EITC program allows business owners to divert state tax dollars to support our school. This means the money you are obligated to pay in state taxes can go directly to provide student scholarships and financial aid to help students.
For more information on how you can help children receive a quality education, please visit
this website or call 412-456-3085. The website has everything you need including the state application, answers to frequently asked questions and a calculator to estimate your cost and tax credit.
Many thanks to our generous EITC contributors:
FLYNN'S TIRE GROUP
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PA
GILMICHER GROUP
GRANT STREET GROUP
HAND & UPPER EX CENTER
HUNTINGTON BANK
THE LYNCH LAW GROUP, LLC
MAHER DUESSEL
MONARK STUDENT TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
THERMOFLO EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
WRIGHT HYUNDAI, INC
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Online giving to North Catholic is fast, secure and easy! Because tuition alone does not fully cover the cost of educating our students, we are grateful for every gift made to the Annual Fund, Capital Campaign, Scholarships and various fundraisers. Every gift benefits our students and stays at North Catholic. Please accept our deepest gratitude on behalf of the young men and women who will benefit most from your generosity.
EVERY gift stays at North Catholic.
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North in the News
School News
Members of the student body participated in a fundraising event to benefit The Children's Home of Pittsburgh and Lemieux Family Center. Through the generosity of Capelli Salon and students and faculty who shaved/colored their hair in support of the cause, over $3,000 was raised.
The robotics team spent some time at the Western Pennsylvania Montessori School on Valentine's Day.
At the 63rd annual Region 9 meeting of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, North students brought home 10 first place awards and one second place award.
The 4th annual Middle School Science Fair featured 22 student competitors from area schools.
The Quiz Bowl team, coached by Mr Malone, competed at the West Virginia Winter story Bee and Bowl and qualified for the National Championships in Washington DC for the second consecutive year.
Also at the History Bee and Bowl, Ryan Formica won the History Bowl and placed second in the History Bee. He qualifies for the national championship this spring as well as the world championships this summer.
Music Department News
Congratulations to
Lauren Gayle ('22) and Ellie Armitage ('22) on their participation in the PMEA District 2,3,5 Orchestra. The orchestra was composed of students from 17 counties across Northwestern and Central Pennsylvania. Dr Alexandra Dee from IUP was the guest conductor.
Forensics News
Congratulations to members of the forensic team who have competed at tournaments in Solon (Ohio), Pine Richland, Hampton, Bethel Park, and West Allegheny. Students won various awards at all of the tournaments, including places in Dramatic Interp (Bekah Bollman and Thomas O'Toole), Poetry (Jordan Dilley), Impromptu (Christina Eid), and Programmed Oral Interp (Thomas O'Toole).
These students also qualified to the state competition at Bloosmsburg University in March, and will spend the rest of the month working to qualify to NCFL and NSDA nationals in Chicago and in Albuquerque.
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The mock trial team finished out its season by winning the first two trials of county competition, and then losing a close trial in the run off round between Butler and North Catholic. Congratulations to the team for an ever-improving season, and thanks to lawyer-coach Sandra Kozlowski ('92) for all of her work throughout the year.
Drama Department News
The drama department has announced the selection for this year's Spring Musical. "Footloose" will be presented April 17, 18, and 19.
During senior night, not only were senior basketball players honored, but also senior cheerleaders were also honored. It was a special night as two more championship banners were hung on the walls - girls soccer WPIAL championship and girls volleyball PIAA championship.
Trojan Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to
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Ainsley Bissett
Junior
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Trojan Swimming
Kyle Maziarz won his second WPIAL diving title and Maggie Foley won her first diving title as North swept the WPIAL 2A diving championships. Read the article here.
Trojan Girls Basketball
The Trojanettes finished the regular season 21-1 going 14-0 in their section and winning their 37th section title - the most in league history. The team qualified for the WPIAL playoffs for the 46th time. The team defeated Quaker Valley 47-31 to reach the 4A semifinals. The Trojanettes advanced to the championship game with a 71-51 win over Blackhawk. In the WPIAL 4A title game against Southmoreland The Trojanettes captured their fourth consecutive WPIAL title with a 61-48 victory over undefeated Southmoreland team. The victory gave coach Molly Rottman her ninth title as a coach. Those nine titles are good for second place all time behind former Trojanettes coach Don Barth.
At Senior night the girls were honored before the game.
Trojan Boys Basketball
The Trojans went undefeated in their section and began their run for a WPIAL title, reaching the semifinals with wins over Shady Side Academy 86-36 and Carlynton 74-69. They advanced to the title game with a 51-40 win over South Allegheny.
Trojans won the WPIAL 3A title with a 65-56 victory over Lincoln Park. Trailing by two at half time North went up by two in the third quarter and out scored Lincoln Park 23-16 in the final quarter. The team was lead by senior Isaac DeGregorio's 19 points. You can read the P-G article about him here.
The seniors was photographed with their parents before their game on senior night.
Trojan Hockey
The team are preparing for their first playoff game since 2003. They finished the season with a 17-2 record paced by Chris McFayden's goaltending. His goals against average is 1.83. The Trojan icemen will play South Park in the first round of the playoffs. The Trojans last won the Penguin Cup in 1995.
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With over 14,000 graduates world-wide, we strive to spread as much news as we can! If you have personal news, accomplishments, ideas about topics, articles, stories or alumni profiles for our newsletter, please share them with us at
alumni@northcatholic.org.
North Catholic High School
1617 Route 228
Cranberry Township, PA 16066
Thank you for your continued support!
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