Alumni Association

Forever True

November, 2023

Dates to Remember

Teutonia Mannerchor Alumni Luncheon

The next alumni luncheon will be the Christmas party took place on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. See below for ll the details.

The October luncheon drew a crowd of over 50 alums and guests. Once again Jim Eberz ('64) with help from Don Gruber ('71) made everything run smoothly.

It was a senior moment for yours truly in September's issue as I captioned the largest class (1959) but forgot to include the photograph. So here it is with apologies to the class of 59.

And once again the class of 1959 had the most classmates in attendance  with 9  members of their class present.  They were joined by Fr. E. Bryce, Class of 1952 (Center). Carmen DiGiacamo also sent along some candid photos as well

REMEMBER THERE IS NO ALUMNI LUNCHEON IN NOVEMBER!

CHRISTMAS PARTY DETAILS:

The Christmas Party will be Tuesday, December 12th. The cost will be $25 which covers the luncheon, the 50/50 raffle, and the Christmas gift raffle. Cash Bar, soda pop not included. Reservations must be made in advance. You can pay by check made out to "Jim Eberz" and mailed to Jim Eberz, 103 Schenley Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15217. The cut off for reservations and refunds is Wednesday December 6, 2023. There are no walk ins for the Christmas Party.

Trojan Tip Off

North Catholic Boys Basketball will be hosting their annual Trojan Tip Off on December 2 & 3rd, at North Catholic High School. See school notes below for more information and ways to support.

Don Graham Classic

The Don Graham Classic will be held on Saturday, January 6, 2023, at North Catholic High School. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door. The game schedule will be released next month.



ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

THE HALL OF FAME

CLASS OF 2023

Congratulations to the Hall of Fame Class of 2023.  The Hall of Fame committee selected Jeff Bergman (class of 1972), Dr. Harry Brady (class of 1953), Vince Delie (class of 1982), General William Mall (class of 1950) and Teresa Preskar (class of 1976). All were inducted on Saturday, October 21, at a dinner and ceremony held at North Catholic.  Bios are below.

From left to right: Teresa Preskar ‘76, Jeff Bergman ‘72, Vince Delie ‘82, Becky Schmidt accepting the award on behalf of her father Dr. Harry Brady ‘53, and James Mall accepting the award on behalf of his brother, Major General William Mall ‘50.



James Mall accepts the award from Emcee Walt Quinn ('65) on behalf of his brother Major General William Mall ('50).

Major General William Mall ('50) gave his remarks via Zoom from his home in California.

Walt Quinn (’65) with new inductee Vince Delie (’82).

Teresa “Terry” Preskar ('76) expresses her gratitude on being selected in the Hall of Fame.

Walt Quinn and Becky Schmidt smile as she accepts the award on behalf of her father, Dr. Harry Brady (‘53).

Dr. Harry Brady (‘53) joins us via Zoom from his home in St. Louis, Missouri.

Some of North Catholic’s finest students volunteered to help at the Hall of Fame.

Walt Quinn poses with Jeff Bergman (‘72) moments after Jeff was inducted.

Flashback Photo

Last Month's Flashback

This is another first photo. That's coach Bob Ravenstahl getting a Gatorade bath after North Catholic's championship victory over StoRox at Heinz Field. It was North's first WPIAL football championship. They would go on to win the PIAA state championship as well. That was in 2013.

"I think it’s after the WPIAL championship at the stadium. Ravenstahl was the coach getting drenched," said Bob Marasti ('73). Mark Milsop ('85) also said,"That is Coach Ravenstahl most likely in 2013 winning a championship." Joe Koch ('73) also identified coach Ravenstahl and his Gatorade bath.

Thanks for playing the game.



This Month's Flashback

This flashback photo is for older alums (when NC was an all male institution).What was the occasion for this photograph? Can you identify the people in it? So send us what you know about this photo.



Send your guesses to us here.

The display case just inside the entrance to the school houses memorabilia from the school's history. There is also North Catholic apparel available.

You can check out the NC gear in the spirit shop by clicking here.

Alumni Class Notes

Class of 1959

Phil Topping who lives in California was in Pittsburgh in early October and shared some time with fellow 1959 classmates (left to right) Steve Orosz, Topping, Paul O'Boyle, Tim Rooney and Carmen DiGiacomo. Phil shared that he has been into drag racing for a long time and at age 82 is still pealing rubber having recently covered one quarter mile in less than 12.6 seconds.

Class of 1966

Tom Markl and his wife Cricket visit Egypt to celebrate an anniversary

Class of 1968

Ken Balkey and Garry Schraeder at the Pittsburgh Great Race. Garry and Ken have completed the Great Race 10K almost 90 times, finishing in 66 and 68 minutes, respectively, several minutes under their respective ages.  Ken is one of 18 runners who have successfully completed every 10K race that has been held, and Garry has completed it more than 40 times.  

Congratulations to Tony Balawejder and his wife Sharon who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the Biltmore Estates in Asheville, North Carolina. 

That's Mike McElhone and his fiance Judy Giovanoni

Class of 1972

Jeff Bergman stands with some of his classmates who came out in support and a few other of North Catholic’s finest alums at the Hall of Fame Celebration.   From left to right: Walt Quinn (’65), Dave Malone, Joe Cieply (’75), Jerry Scorpion, Kevin Colbert (’75), and Bergman.

Class of 1973

The 50th reunion was held at North Catholic earlier this month, after herding everyone together, this was the cphoto.

John Murphy and his wife celebrate 40 years of wedded bliss.

Class of 1975

Tom Winner strikes a pensive pose for the camera.

Medio Monti and Tim Corcoran (‘76) are all smiles as they finish the Great Race with very good times. 

Class of 1981

Tom Sullivan and wife Michele Misiti Sullivan are with his nephews and his brother Jeff ('87) after his nephew's football game.

Class of 1982

A show of support from this great group who were on hand to watch former classmate Vince Delie be inducted into the Trojan Hall of Fame.  From L to R: Denise Delie, Shari (Brown) Butler, Delie, Tom McConnell, and Dave Eichenlaub.

Class of 1985

Bill McGinty meets up with an old college friend for this photo.

Class of 1986

Bernie Dlugonski finally has a place for all of his secrets,

Class of 1987

Behind Blue Eyes might be an appropriate title for this photo of Becky Broskey Dittman and her family.

Class of 1990

Dave Mazza and his wife celebrate their anniversary.

Class of 1992

Myles Rooney and his fiance enjoy a day away from the bustle of everyday life.

Class of 1993

With our apologies: This is Bill Miller and his wife Melissa posing for this selfie with their SON.

Class of 1994

We are almost certain that her study of mythology was Carolee Shearer's inspiration for her trip to Greece.

Mary Jo Schultz once again offers a beautiful smile.

Class of 1998

That's Dan Barr and his wife pose while attending a fundraiser.

John Bell laces up his skates as his son gets ready to play some hockey. he scored three goals (not John, his son.)

Class of 1999

Cody Walters drives while his little one sleeps (at least it's not the other way round).

Katie Kutschbach Sweeney's smile always lights up a room.

Class of 2001

No it's not the cover of the Blind Melon album, It's Joey Spehar's Halloween outfit.

Just like old times, Lauren Bresvovich Lagana, Courtney Zedrick Proie, and Christine Schwab Hines-McGee are back together for the North vs Mars game,

and here's Lauren Bresvovich Lagana and her husband as they celebrate their 10th anniversary.

Class of 2002

Tara Pagone Boyers helps Emily Petrack Graham celebrate a birthday.

Class of 2003

It's a 10 year reunion picture at Roland's.

Allison Conway Mercer and her husband are out exploring Europe.

It must have been a tough day in the pumpkin patch as Chelsea Feigel Bennardo and her little one take a break.

Class of 2004

Maggie Kutschbach Bailey is a flower of loveliness in this costume.

Michelle Capizzi and her husband are out on the town for their 2nd anniversary.

Kelly Hont and family have an announcement.

Class of 2005

That's Brian Bosiljevac and his family at a recent outing.

Class of 2006

Liz Rettger Buckley and her husband enjoy an outing at a winery.

Class of 2007

Andrew Dashner let's us take in the view as he poses for this picture.

Class of 2008

Kerri Cabin Posel and her family squeeze in the first Pirate game for their son at the season's end.

Class of 2009

Ryan Porter enjoys spending time with his little one at the park.

Class of 2010

Congratulations to John Klocko for winning this regional Emmy. The award was given to John who is Manager of Coverage and Content for the station's coverage of the East Palestine Train Derailment.

Class of 2011

Claire Lamperski knows that children of all ages enjoy a visit to the museum to see the dinosaurs.

Class of 2012

Sarah Reichle is with her boss as they get ready for the Titanic exhibit at the Heinz History Center.

Angela Nowacki knows the best place to visit when in Dublin. She's only there for the view, of course.

Class of 2013

Shawn Tunstall and his father proudly display their trophy for winning Tunstall Cup golf championship.

Guess who got his private plane pilot license? Nick Pietrone will soon be taking to the air.

Bailey Hollihan and her plus one are out to celebrate

Class of 2014

Nicolette Billicic is a bridesmaid in a friend's wedding.

Class of 2015

Isabelle Dohanics is on the shores of Lake Michigan in Chicago with her best guy.

Class of 2023

MacKenzie Butler and Dave Schleppy stand on the sidelines before they perform with the Kent State band.

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Thanks to Helena McGlothin ('86), Chuck Bauer ('73) Tom Sullivan ('81), John Murphy ('73), Tom Markl ('66), Medio Monti ('75), Mike McElhone ('68), Carmen DiGiacomo ('59), Bob Gaertner ('57), Tony Balawejder ('68), and Jim Eberz ('64) for sending information and pictures to us.

If you have news/photos you want to share with classmates, send them to alumni news.

ALL reunion updates will ALSO be available on the school's website, northcatholic.org or by clicking here!

NC Class of 1966

The Class of ’66 has its own ‘Reunion Book!’ To view the Reunion Book: 

           Go to YouTube on any browser

           Put “North Catholic Reunion Book” on Search bar.

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Bob Gierl says the 60th class reunion will be October 15, 2025!

NC Class of 1973

Looking for more photos from the reunion. Check out the group picture under class notes.

NC Class of 1983



The 40th class reunion will be held on Saturday, November 4, 2023, at the Cranberry Sports Grill at 6PM. More details to follow. Any questions, please call Bob Parey at 724-601-6742.

NC Class of 1990

Martin Miller and Leah Vaughan Quigley are still hoping to organize a class reunion. Keep an eye out for some news

NC Class of 1993

The Class of 1993 is planning a 30 year reunion in November. Stay tuned for more details.

NC Class of 1997

The class of 1997 will celebrate their 25th reunion this year. Let us know about reunion plans so we can spread the word.

NC Class of 1998

Plans are in the works for a 25th reunion this fall. Stay tuned for more details.

NC Class of 2013

There may be plans in the works for a 10 year reunion. We will share details when we hear more

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, over $30,000 has been raised to fund this annual scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually to the student provided certain benchmarks are met. Every 4 years (or sooner) it is awarded to an incoming 9^th grade student. Molly Burke ('24) is the recipient of the 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

A kiosk with the names of all alumni who have served in the military stands in the main hallway of the school. Thank you for your service.

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 $5,200 Scholarships for the 2023-24 School Year to Mary Narvett and Mary Taggart-Snyder.

The Fund has awarded scholarships totaling $103,600 to twelve 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).

Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship

The Legacy Scholarship was set up as part of our 50th class reunion by Dan Wolovich and Wayne Young and has been under the direction of Bob Colbert and Walt Quinn for the past few years.

The scholarship has helped students with the ever increasing cost of Catholic education. When we were at North, almost all of the tuition was paid by our parishes (remember having to face your pastor as he reviewed your report card?) Now the cost of tuition has fallen completely on the parents.

In order to help parents provide the great education that we received all those years ago, we need more of our classmates to step up and help keep our legacy scholarship fund growing. No contribution is too small. Thanks to classmates, ART MURPHY and TOM HENCHAR for their recent contributions. Art and Tom and many others continue to make contributions periodically through out the year. Other classmates have continued to make small monthly contributions by setting up a monthly credit card donation (read $10 to $25). The great thing about that is it's painless and adds to the scholarship fund which continues to grow. As of the beginning of September there is $48,000 in our endowment.

We are happy to announce that this year's Legacy Scholarships for this school year have been awarded to sophomore MADISON SERETTI. Madison is an honors student with a GPA of 3.9 and is the daughter of NC alum, Leslie Filip ('89) The second recipient is junior DONNIE SCHUBERT, a graduate of Blessed Trinity Academy. Donnie is a basketball player and carries a 3.9 GPA.  

Consider making a donation to the fund today!

You can send your check to the school with a notation that it's for the '65 scholarship fund; or If you would like to contribute a small monthly amount via your credit card, contact Amber Nicotra Morrison to set it up.



If you have questions about our efforts, feel free to contact Bob Colbert (bobcolbert@comcast.net) or Walt Quinn (quinn.walter@comcast.net)

Special Shoutout

John Mikulan is also donating 20% of the royalties from his book, The Bark of the Day to the fund.

Class of 1966 Scholarship

The Class of ’66, is proud to announce the selection of their second scholarship recipient, Dom Dixon ('27). Dom and and Andrew Scears ('26) were selected by the committee, under the leadership of Tom Balestreire. The committee is well on its way to funding its goal of $100,000 for the Class of ’66 Scholarship Fund. The Fund will be administered by the Class in conjunction with the school. We, Tom Maier, Jim Beran, Hank Marziale, Paul Ladish, and Bob Gierl have contacted many, but if you or someone you know is wishing to be included, contact Tommy, 404.358.4864, text or call.

Kathy Monti Memorial Scholarship

Special thanks to all who donated to the Kathy Hickey Monti (’75) scholarship.  More than $20,000 has been raised to help provide financial support for a young woman who possesses the same leadership qualities that Kathy demonstrated in her life.   A member of the first co-ed class at North, Kathy was a leader among her peers, becoming the first captain of North's first women's basketball team.  Later she was named Assistant Basketball Coach, who along with Coach Don Barth (’51), led the Trojanettes to win multiple state championships. 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. If you'd like to donate, 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.

NC Class of 1953 Scholarship

Thank you to all who have donated to the North Catholic Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund.  More than $29,000 has been raised.  The ad-hoc committee is pleased to announce that incoming freshman Gianna Fuller has been awarded the scholarship starting in the 2023-2024 school year. 

The Fund was proposed by Reg Urschler in the Spring of 2021, and an ad hoc committee was established, comprised of Reg, Charley Goetz, Bob Muth, and Vince Brogan.

The ad hoc committee urges all classmates to make new or continuing contributions to the Fund. Checks should be made payable to the “NC Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund”and sent to the attention of: Amber Morrison, North Catholic High School, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, Pa 16066.

How fortunate we were to have had the benefit of the education afforded us. What a wonderful opportunity this provides to all of us and the remaining families to "invest" in a "guaranteed return on that investment" by providing a similar opportunity to current students' futures.

Mr. Beilstein and seven juniors and seniors recently attended Robert Morris University's Healthcare Mentoring Program kick-off event.

Students toured RMU's Allied Healthcare facilities, competed in a Kahoot! event, and solved medical scenarios as a team. The program will run throughout the school year, concluding with a medal ceremony for all students who complete the program.

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Congratulations to North Catholic students Ben Sutton, ('24), Grace Krotine, ('24), and Gaby Ganoza, ('27), who recently competed on KD Quiz, formerly known as Hometown High Q. They won their match and advance to the next round.

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The North Catholic Trojanators are gearing up for their first competition of the year. The robotics program at North is more than just building robots. It's about building up students in their creativity, leadership, and professionalism, as well as connecting them to a future enlightened by their experience in STEM.

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Mrs. Bucci recently took a group of students to visit the residents at Atria Retirement Home. The students spent time with the residents and enjoyed playing games like Scrabble, Uno, and pool.

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Mrs. Bucci’s art students created a Day of the Dead display. Day of the Dead coincides with our feast days of All Saints/All Souls. Students began this project by carving Day of the Dead skulls into linoleum blocks and printing them. Tables, called ofrendas, are used to memorialize loved ones who have passed away. The students’ ofrenda featured a paper chain on which students wrote the names of their friends and family who passed away. Anyone walking by the display was invited to add a link of their own to the chain. 

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Carli Rivetti ('24) was recently named a recipient of the Berger & Green Scholar Athlete of the Week award!

The award is given to student-athletes to honor their excellence on the field and in the classroom. All nominees are entered to win a $5,000 scholarship to the college of their choosing.

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Classroom News

Students in Mr. Dougherty's Biology class were working in the lab.The purpose of the lab assignment was to increase the student’s skills and confidence in using light microscopes to identify and describe biological specimens.

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Since October was the month of the Rosary, Mrs. Newara's freshman Religion classes have been discussing the Rosary. As part of that, the students each made a decade Rosary that they used to pray in class throughout the month.

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NC students recently got to be up close and personal with a piece of U.S. History.

Mrs. Yackuboskey's 5th great-grandfather, James Wilson, is a founding father and signer of the Declaration of Independence. She shared with Ms. Myron's classes the hat that was purchased and worn by James Wilson on the day of the signing, August 2, 1776. Despite its age, the hat and its original box are still in very good shape.

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Drama News

Thanks to all the cast and crew and the audience for making the fall production a rousing success.

Trojan Sports

Football

On senior night, the Trojans clinched a playoff spot with a 42-6 win over Indiana. Jack Fennel ran for 252 yards and scored six touchdowns. Rylee Kumer converted all of her extra points. The team finished the season with a heartbreaking loss to Mars 14-10 as the planets scored with 10 seconds left in the game.

The Trojans will play Trinity in the opening round of the 4A WPIAL playoffs.



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Basketball

North Catholic Boys Basketball will be hosting their annual Trojan Tip Off on December 2 & 3rd, at North Catholic High School. This event which helps promote Catholic School Athletics has been a great display of high level basketball including schools from Ohio to Eastern PA. In addition to attendance, our Boosters are currently looking for sponsorship for this event. Sponsorship needs range from monetary, food, t-shirts, etc. If interested please see listed needs below. All interest can be directed to Ken Fredericks at kfredericks@zoominternet.net or by calling/messaging 412-780-6872.

$500 Sponsorship: Name included on sponsor banner (displayed all season), in program and announced throughout all 4 games.

$175 T-shirt Sponsorship: Name included on t-shirt. Name included in program.

Food/Drink Donations: These needs vary from team meals, concession items, etc. Signage will be placed at Concession area and included in program. Catered team meal donation held on Saturday evening, will be announced throughout the games on Saturday, placed on banner and included in program.

Volleyball

As the regular season finished, The Trojanettes (15-1) were the second ranked team in Class 3A behind Hampton. Their opening round game saw them handling Indiana. The quarter finals matchup with Trinity ended with a 3-1 victory. The Trojanettes defeated Oakland Catholic in the semifinals and faced Hampton in the championship.

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Girls Soccer

The girls were the second ranked team in Class 3A with a 12-2 record heading into the playoffs. They began their hunt for a WPIAL title with an opening round game against Woodland Hills. Behind Simone Sharpless' hat trick and Maddie Barrick's two goals and an assist, the Trojanettes defeated Woodland Hills 8-2 to head into the quarter finals against Shady Side Academy. The Trojanettes' season came to a shocking end when Shady Side Academy handed them a 3-1 defeat

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Tennis

Katie Hardy & Brea Kelly represented North Catholic at the WPIAL Girls' Tennis Doubles Championship. Unfortunately they lost in the semifinals but qualified for the PIAA Championship. Unfortunately, they were defeated in a match for third place.

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Cross Country

Giacomo Lepore took home 1st place at the Youthtowne Clash, and the Girl's team was named Team Champions. At the Legends Meet, Madeline Meeuf took home 2nd overall in a race of over 160 runners.

Madeline Meeuf's 6th place finish and Gracie Plastino's 7th place finish paced the girls team to a second place finish in Class 2A at the TSTCA championship

It was quite a memorable day for the girls cross country team as they ventured to White Oak Park for the WPIAL Championship.

Sophomore Madeline Meeuf finished 3 seconds ahead of a West Allegheny runner to win the WPIAL Individual 2A Cross Country Championship, and paced the girls to a team WPIAL championship.

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Boys Soccer

The Trojans enter the first round of the WPIAL playoffs with a 9-7 record and faced Thomas Jefferson. Unfortunately, they suffered a heartbreaking loss 1-0 in overtime. The Trojans finished with a record of 9-8.

Players Jake Stofko, Drew Schedlbauer, Francisco Smith, and Micah Khembo were named to the All-Section team, with Jake Stofko was selected to the All-WPIAL Team.

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Crew

NC crew competed at the Head of the Muskingum in Marietta Ohio. The results: 

Girls Varsity 8 A boat 2nd, Girls Varsity 8 B 3rd, Girls U17 4 A 3rd, 

Girls U17 4- B 4th, Girls Lightweight Varsity 4 - 4th, Girls Varsity 4 5th, and Boys U19 4 6th. 

 Twelve high school from Pa, Ohio & West Virginia competed.

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The Boys & Girls Soccer teams played in their doubleheader Pink-Out games in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. The Boys team wore pink during warmups, and the Girls team wore pink ribbons in their hair during the game. Fans could add pink ribbons to a Tribute Wall in support of their loved ones affected by breast cancer.

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You can follow the teams and enjoy the sports podcasts by visiting the website northcatholicathletics.org

Planned Giving

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

SEND YOUR TAX DOLLARS TO NORTH CATHOLIC INSTEAD OF HARRISBURG!

Taxpayers can opt to have 90% of their tax liability given to North Catholic High School or the private school of their choice through the EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit) Program. Funds directed to North Catholic from this program directly support scholarships for students. 

The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) are two programs that can make it possible for many students to receive a Catholic education.

Interested in more information? Contact NC President Joe Wilson ('91) at jwilson@northcatholic.org or by calling (412) 321-4823.

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