Alumni Association
Forever True
February, 2021
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Teutonia Mannerchor Alumni Luncheon
The Teutonia Mannerchor has announced that they are closed until further notice. We are not certain at this time as to when the monthly alumni luncheons will resume.
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Class of 2019
Dr. Glenn A Buterbaugh '72
Rev. Robert Yoest '51
Dr. Cynthia Kennelly '74
Mark W Melcher '89
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Nominations are open for the Hall of Fame Class of 2021
The health crisis this year has prevented meetings to elect a Hall of Fame Class for 2020. The Committee has decided to elect a 2020 class as well as a 2021 class this year. They hope to have an induction of both classes in the spring of 2021.
The Hall of Fame is always seeking nominations for induction Do you know a classmate 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?
We know there that there are distinguished graduates, who deserve a place in the school's hall of fame. Please nominate them. Remember that this is 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 it along to the committee. Please note that nominations are only good for three years, but they can be renewed. Nominate someone today.
Note: nominations received after May 15th will be considered for the 2022 induction class.
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It's time for our 3rd annual semester teacher quiz. Pictured below are 12 teachers who taught at North over the past 60 years. Take a stab at naming all of them or one or two. Send your guesses/answers here. |
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The teacher quiz always generates a good response. Over a dozen people responded with guesses from one teacher to 8-10 identifications. Thanks to Regis Urschler ('55), Al Young and Pete Grego from the class of 67, Dave Johnston ('71), Kevin Quinn ('74), Tom Winner ('75), Dave Bursic ('79), DeeDee Reukaf ('81), Shari Brown ('82), Mark Milksop ('85), Chris Sabo ('91), and Katie Roos ('12) for their guesses.
While most people knew 3 or 4 teachers, Shari Brown Butler ('82) knew 5 faculty members. The prize (a gold star for their forehead) goes to DeeDee Reukauf Yoest ('81), Chris Sabo ('91), and Melanie Linn Gutkowski (00) for being able to identify 6 teachers.
The only teacher who went unidentified was Patricia Morrisey (E) who taught chemistry in the early 70's.
Thanks to all who participated. Don't for get to study for teacher final in the June newsletter.
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This month's Alumni Spotlight
Melissa Sadowski Carr
NC Class of 1985
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Update us on your life since graduation
Clarion University was Melissa's first stop after graduation from North. She was recruited to teach in Daytona Beach, Florida after graduation in 1990 and spent the next 30 years in Volusia County, Florida as a teacher, reading coach, assistant principal, district technology director, and principal. Along the way Melissa picked up a masters degree as well as a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. She received the honor of "Innovative Principal of the Year" state finalist in 2019 and "Secondary Principal of the Year" in 2021.
Favorite Teachers and Classes
Mrs Militello, Ms Young, Mr Heiner, Doc Hohler, and Ms Hickey were her favorite teachers and coaches. Three years of French with Mrs Militello was her favorite subject with English as another.
Favorite Memories of North Catholic
As a cheerleader and a performer in the spring musicals, Melissa's favorite memories include, "walking the halls of Troy to go to cheer practice (we practiced on those marble floors with no major injuries!)" Also, "performing in "Hello Dolly", "L'il Abner", and having the lead in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum". Other memories include monthly school dances in the gym, selling green carnations for St Patrick's Day. As senior cheer captain, "cheering at JC Stone field on Friday nights for our fighting Trojan football team then heading to Monticello's for cheese stick afterward."
Part Time Job While at North
With cheerleading, yearbook, softball, and spring musicals, part time work was limited to babysitting during the school year, however Melissa was part of the summer custodial crew at school to help pay her tuition.
Who were your Friends and Hangouts at North
"I was very involved with school activities and studying to keep up with my AP coursework. All of that allowed me the gift of making friends with various and diverse groups. My most memorable hangout was daily lunch table friends: Joanna, Maggie, Michelle, Liz, and Patty. There was always a boisterous conversation with lots of others stopping by the table to say hello or chat about events from the last class or last weekend."
Memories of Graduation Day
"Driving to Oakland and beautiful, cavernous St Paul Cathedral dressed in yellow cap and gowns. Pictures afterward with everyone while we laughed and hugged one another."
What Did North Catholic Mean to You?
"It was my happy place. I loved wearing the red and gold and being a part of something in the community where I lived on Troy Hill. It gave me the foundation and confidence to go out into the world to make it a better place."
"My time at NC was very special for me and helped to shape who I would become in life. I was friends with various groups who helped me see different perspectives. This is where my hunger to see more and do more took root. The experiences at NC took me outside my comfort zone and pushed me to take chances and set lofty goals. I am forever true to dear old NC."
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Transcript Information
Alums who need a high school transcript should note that the process has changed.
Alumni from 1939-2013 should contact Diocesan Archives at (412)-456-3158 for a copy of your transcript.
Alumni from 2014-present should go to northcatholic.org under the Alumni tab and download the request form
Memories Available
The alumni office has some past editions of the yearbooks. If you can't find yours from senior year, we maybe able to help. Not all years are available and supply is limited. Contact us here for information. NOTE: while there is no charge for the yearbook, we do ask that you make a donation to the school.
Some people who have requested yearbooks in the past year have never followed up when informed that a book was available. Those books have gone back into the archives. If you were one of those people, you will have to ask us to pull it back out of the archives.
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Engagements
Congratulations to Michelle Capizzi ('04) and Kenneth Kreyling on their recent engagement.
Congratulations
Marriages
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Request for Prayers
Please pray for the following alumni:
Ken Marx ('59)
Denise Enzerra ('82)
Connie Cahill ('59)
Dave Bauer ('57)
Bob Rathke ('59)
Andrew Mayer ('53)
Bill Niederst ('59)
Jan (Dan) Gross ('57) who is having serious health issues
Joseph Bauer ('49)
Larry Mull ('57)
Gary Tevis ('68)
Fred Arden ('59) and his wife
Bill Biel ('70)
Joe Marinzel ('60)
Don Lewis ('57)
Dan Dickman ('64) and his wife have the Corona virus.
Fr Bill Siefert ('57) has been having some leg and hip issues.
George Sterzinger ('60) is having serious health problems.
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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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Flashback Photo
Last Month's Flashback
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This is a picture taken from the 1998 Trojan yearbook. The cation reads, "Sophomores Jessica Lisjak, Melanie Linn, and Rachel Scheid display their medieval costumes in the lobby of the Doubletree Hotel." The event was the annual Trojan Triumph, "An Evening of Medieval Merriment."
Hillary Getty Fredrick ('00) said, "that photo was from the Trojan Triumph Auction and the ladies pictured are Sarah Lisjack, Melanie Lynn and Rachael Scheid. I think...the theme for the Auction was medieval merriment."
The Linn sisters, Melanie Linn Gutkowski ('00) and Dina ('02), easily identified all of the people.
Rachel (Scheid) Sedmak (‘00) said, "I actually know the people in this month’s flashback! Jess Lisjak, Melanie Linn, and I were dressed in costume for the Trojan Triumph auction, which must have had a medieval theme that year. I’m pretty sure it was 1998."
"My family was texting me from all directions about the newsletter this morning before I even saw it. Thanks for including the photo."
This Month's Flashback
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Who are these fine upstanding young men???? What group do they represent and what was their job at North??
Help us out by sending your guess to us here.
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Class Notes
The display case just inside the entrance to the school houses not only memorabilia from the school's history but also apparel that is available in the Spirit Shop.
You can check out the NC gear by clicking here.
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Calling all North Catholic Hemingways, Shakespeares, and Christies
The school library has been gifted some books written by NC alums. If you are an author and would like to donate a copy of your work to the school, let us know here.
Dennis Cribbins ('65) wrote View From A Grunt, a memoir about his tour of duty in the Vietnam War. Please click here if you are interested in borrowing the book to read. Requests will be honored in the order in which they were received.
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Class of 1964
Dennis Ranalli reflects on the real struggle that NC students faced in the 1960's attempting to get to and from school. His article appeared in the Winter issue of The Allegheny City Society Reporter Dispatch. Click below to read his essay and take a walk down memory lane as he describes "A Troy Hill Miracle".
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Class of 1975
Medio Monti and his brother-in-law Jim Hickey ('77) hold the Kathy Hickey Monti award at the Don Graham Classic.
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Class of 1979
Mike Yukawa and his family pose for a Christmas photo.
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Class of 1994
Ryan Scarola lifts a glass to 2021.
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Carolee Shearer smiles after her morning run. |
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Mary Jo Schultz and her daughter are pigtailed and ready for some snow tubing. |
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Class of 1995
Congratulations to Ryan McLane who has been named assistant superintendent of the West Muskingum School district for the 2021-2022 school year. He is currently the Director of Special Education and Principal of West Muskingum Elementary School.
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Renee Klaas Piatt celebrates New Years Eve with her husband. |
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Class of 1998
Brian Wissner and his family pose for a photo after a brisk walk.
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John McLean and family send their Christmas greetings |
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Class of 2000
Brian Papinchak and his wife greet 2021on the beach.
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Class of 2002
Sarah Lisjak Gilbert and son are making noise on New Years Eve.
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Fran Lamb Urmann and family are captured in a great family photo. |
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Class of 2003
Chris Mueller wrote an article about former Trojanette Sam Breen ('17) which you can read here.
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Class of 2004
Maggie Kutschbach Bailey and her family ring in the new year.
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Brooke Dumont smiles along with her family in this Christmas photo. |
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Class of 2008
John Boehm and his wife and kids celebrate Christmas with his brother Luke ('16) and sister Jen ('05).
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Maria Laughlin Coon sends in this family photo. |
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Class of 2009
Mariah Kasun Lytle and husband Patrick look to start a new tradition to bring in the new year.
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Class of 2010
Dom Massimiani and his special lady celebrate the Christmas season.
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Class of 2011
Abby Leonard sends out holiday greetings.
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Ryan Kuntz and his special lady take a selfie after a winter's walk. |
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Class of 2012
Bobby Tacey awaits the new year.
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Carley Dittrich Hartzell and hubby celebrate on New Years Eve. |
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Katie Roos (center) is part of the first all woman flight crew for SkyWest Airlines. |
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It's a special Christmas for Cassie Hollohan and her family |
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Jordan Mitrik and his sister Shayla ('10) along with their mom and dad celebrate their grandparents 63rd anniversary. |
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Class of 2013
Patrick Rielly and his special lady enjoy the season.
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If you know an alum who doesn't get the newsletter and would like to receive it, send us their email address and we will take care of it. Just sent it here.
Thanks to Carmen DiGiacomo ('59), Dennis Ranalli ('64), Al Young ('67), Bob Gierl ('66), Rich Lane ('77), Ryan McLane ('95), Molly Larkin Rottman ('89), Chris Mueller ('03), Dan Sterzinger ('69), and Katie Roos ('12) 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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ALL reunion updates will ALSO be available on the school's website, northcatholic.org or by clicking here!
NC Class of 1965
Since the celebration of the 55th anniversary of our graduation in June was postponed. June of 2021 is now the new time we're shooting for. So keep your eye out for further news.
NC Class of 1966
Bob Gierl tells us that there will be a 55th reunion in Pittsburgh on June 5th, 2021. He promises more details are to come; so save the date.
NC Class of 1970
The plan for a 50th reunion were put on hold because of the pandemic. As of now there is no update.
The classes of 2010, 2000, 1995, 1990, and 1980 will celebrate their 10th, 20th, 25th, 30th, and 40th reunion this year. Let us know about reunion plans so we can spread the word.
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Military Legacy Scholarship
North Catholic has a Military Legacy Scholarship in honor of all alumni who have served in our nation’s military forces. The goal is to provide a $1,000.00 scholarship annually. To date we have raised over $29,400.00 to fund this annual scholarship. A special thanks those who have contributed this year towards this goal: John A. Docherty III-Class of 1954; Capt. Michael D. Herman, USN-Retired-Class of 1975; Monthly Alumni Meeting Group/Teutonia Club; Maj. Gen. John P. Schoeppner Jr., USAF-Retired-Class of 1956; Gerard McGough-Class of 1961 and Class of 1964. The scholarship is awarded annually to the student provided certain benchmarks are met. Every 4 years (or sooner) it is awarded to an incoming 9th grade student.
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
The John Latulippe Memorial Scholarship
The John Latuilippe Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to Gabriel Grindstaff - NC class of 2024. Thank you to all who have donated.
Class of 1959 Scholarship
The NCHS Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund has awarded $4,600 Scholarships for the 2020-21 School Year to Brianna Venturella and Rosemary Kenney.
The Fund has awarded scholarships totaling $73,000 to nine 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.
Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship
The Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship continues to grow. To date, our classmates have raised over $35,000 in donations and pledges. Special shout out goes to ART MURPHY for his donation of $10,000. A big thank you to MIKE CROWLEY and DENNIS PFEIFFER for their generous donations.
The award for the 2020-2021 school year have been made to sophomores Thomas Zizan and Kaitlyn Kenaan. They are children of NC alums Dan Kenaan ('91) and Julie Rogalla ('87) and received $1,000 to help with tuition.
We need the help of our classmates to grow the scholarship fund. 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. If you have questions, feel free to contact Bob Colbert (bobcolbert@comcast.net) or Walt Quinn (quinn.walter@comcast.net)
Thanks also to classmateS WAYNE BYERLY and DENNY CRIBBINS for committing to making a monthly donation. They join a number of fellow classmates including Wayne Young, Walt Quinn, and Bob Colbert who have been making a small monthly donation for the past three years that is put on their 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.
Class of 1969 Scholarship
At the 50th reunion last fall, 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.
To date, more than $7,000 has been raised by fifteen (15) classmates who have 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. 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.
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. This year's recipient is Dacia Lewandowski, NC '23. If you'd like to donate to this scholarship, please click here or 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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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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School News
Congratulations to Mr Dave Yackuboskey and Mr Dean Petrella on being finalists for the Innovative Teacher of the Year award from the Pittsburgh Technology Council. Mr Yackuboskey was named Innovative Teacher of the Year during a virtual ceremony
The award recognizes teachers who have shown innovation in their delivery of instruction and leadership within their school district.
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Mrs Makar's Introduction to Business class donated over $300 to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation from their sale of Christmas ornaments, jewelry, and slime.The products were made as a part of their personal business project.
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Students from the Engineering class show off their planes for the engineering design process paper airplane contest. |
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Forensic News
The North Catholic forensic team continued its competitions throughout the month of January, participating in local tournaments and "traveling" to Oklahoma, Texas, Georgia, and Louisiana. While the team of 22 participated and succeeded at various levels, notable performances were submitted by Kayleigh Canavan, Milan DeNicola, Ryan Formica, Robert Staresinic, and Alex Brown in Congressional Debate; by Katherine Riley in Oratory; by Jordan Dilley in Poetry; by the team of Megan Foody and Abby Ondos in Duo Interpretation; by Thomas O'Toole in Programmed Interpretation; and by Thomas O'Toole, Paulina Bradley, and Bekah Bollman in Dramatic Interpretation. In addition, all 22 members contributed to the sweepstakes award won at the North Allegheny tournament.
Senior Thomas O'Toole applied for participation rights to the prestigious Barkley Forum for High Schools Tournament and was accepted to compete in two events. Thomas, who was a double qualifier to NSDA nationals last June in Dramatic Interpretation and in Programmed Interpretation, was accepted to compete in these two events at the Forum. After performing through ten rounds of competition, Thomas was selected to advance to semi final round of competition (top 12) in Dramatic Interpretation, and to the semifinal round of competition (top 12) in Programmed Interp.
This year the BFHS included over 1000 students from 260 schools and 36 states. North Catholic has only participated in this prestigious event one other year when Holly Tate, class of 1996, attended the Forum and competed in Extemporaneous Speaking.
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Drama Department New
The North Catholic Drama Department's spring musical will be "Little Shop of Horrors." It is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, April 16, 17, and 18. More details to follow.
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North Catholic Sports
"Keep up-to-date on your favorite NC teams right here on our new website. Visit NORTHCATHOLICATHLETICS.ORG for the latest happenings. While there, you can sign up to receive alerts, so you never miss any of the action.
Don't forget you can livestream all home games on the site as well.
Trojan Basketball
Congratulations to senior Andrew Ammerman on being awarded a "game ball" by the P-G's the Dribbler for his outstanding performance in recent games. There is an article about Andrew and his value to this year's team that you can read here.
Congratulations to Coach Dave DeGregorio's campaign to raise money for the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank. Almost $75,000 was raised by basketball coaches in the WPIAL and City League.
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Trojanette Basketball
The 2020 Trojanettes are the top ranked team in the state in 3A and top ranked locally as well.
On January 23 the girl's basketball team participated in The Don Graham Classic - North Catholic's one day showcase meant to honor legendary Coach Don Graham, as well as Coach Don Barth & Kathy Hickey Monti. The Trojanettes also honored their 4 seniors, Halle Book, Mel Cortez, Delaney Lah & Tara Lucot. The girls battled legendary powerhouse Blackhawk and came away with a resounding 57-38 win. Dacia Lewandowski was awarded the Don Barth MVP & Blackhawk's Jillian Mannarino was chosen as the Kathy Hickey Monti's 6th man award.
You can read about their most recent victory over section rival and defending 3A champion Mohawk here.
The young Trojanette squad is off to an 9-1 start and has an eight game winning streak.
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Trojan Swimming
The swim team, which competes in 2A section 3, swept Shadyside Academy in both boys and girls competition. The boys score was 110-55 and the girls won 109-59.
Trojan Hockey
The Trojan hockey team was back on the ice in January and continued their winning ways. In games played at the end of the month, they defeated North Hills 7-6 in a shootout, and then defeated Fox Chapel 6-4. The team is 6-3-0 and is tied with Kiski 1A northeast section.
College Signing
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Halle Book
Softball
Allegheny College
Halle is a four year letter winner for North's softball team. She plays both second base and shortstop and helped lead her team to a section championship her freshman year, This past season, Halle was on the WPIAL 3A Player to Watchlist. She has also had a successful career playing with her club team, silver Creek Softball.
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Trojan Senior Athletes of the Month |
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Isaiah Jackson
Basketball
Isaiah is a starter for both the basketball and football teams. During his time at North Catholic, he won a 3A championship in basketball as well as being named twice 1st team All Conference Defensive Back in football.
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Brittney Carmazzi
Swimming and Diving
Brittney has been part of the NC swim team since her freshman year as a Butterflier and Backstroker. She was named captain of the girls team in both her junior and senior years. She holds the records for the 100m butterfly, the 100 m backstroke, and the 100m freestyle. She qualified for the WPIAL and PIAA Championships all four years in the 100m butterfly, 100m backstroke, and relays.
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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, please click here or contact Amber Nicotra Morrison in the Development Office at amorrison@northcatholic.org.
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
Luke 12:34
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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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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!
If you own or work for a company that pays corporate taxes to the state of Pennsylvania, your company could receive substantial tax credits AND provide scholarships for North Catholic High School students in need at the same time.
The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) are two programs that allow you to receive tax credits of up to 90% of your donation, made by giving through your business.
New businesses are able to apply July 1. Businesses already enrolled in the programs can begin applying May 15 and have until June 28.
or call (412) 321-4823.
Many thanks to our generous EITC contributors:
FLYNN'S TIRE GROUP
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PA
GILMICHER GROUP
GRANT STREET GROUP
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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 reach out to Newsletter Editor Walter Quinn, NC '65 at wquinn@northcatholic.org or 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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