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SUMMER | 2016
TIME
TALENT
TREASURE
PAGES 4-27
ANNUAL GIVING ISSUE
2015-2016
FROM The
PRINCIPAL
Mission Statement
York Catholic High School
educates students focused
on the cultivation of faith,
mind, and heart. We, as a
Christian family, are guided
by a Catholic moral compass
as modeled by Jesus Christ.
Our students are academically
sound, intellectually curious,
and ethically prepared to
serve the global community
with grace.
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PRINCIPAL
is a publication of York Catholic High
School for alumni, parents,
and friends of the school.
IN STUDENTS’ LIVES
All items for submission, suggestions,
and correspondence should be
addressed to:
We recently asked students to write an essay detailing what
YC means to them. We know you will join us in being proud of
our talented students as you read some of their words:
We are excited to continue to honor our legacy community in this issue of our
Greensleeves magazine. The last two issues have featured families which include
multiple generations of YC graduates who continue to support the mission of our
school. In this issue, we highlight the legacy of our entire community. Whether you
are a graduate, a parent, a volunteer, a committee member, or simply a friend, the
legacy you have helped create through the donation of time, talent, and treasure,
continues in our four walls as we enter our 88th year of educating youth in York
County.
Greensleeves
601 E. Springettsbury Avenue
York, PA 17403
[email protected]
Dear YC Family,
KATIE SEUFERT
Greensleeves
It is amazing to me to learn and hear how
the legacy of York Catholic continues
to impact families and builds lasting
friendships for generations. In July, I had
the fortunate privilege to experience
this impact first-hand while on vacation
in Topsail, North Carolina, where five YC
families who first met at St. Rose of Lima
Parish many decades ago, continue to
gather every year. What began as a family
vacation with a few friends has spread to
include up to 70 people annually spreading
over 3 generations of YC parents, alumni,
and future graduates. These families are
a testament to the values we share at
York Catholic; a place where students are
formed in faith, mind, and heart, where our
graduates collectively make lasting impacts
as they serve the global community, and
where friendships are created to last for
generations to come.
Deadline for next issue: Sept. 23
Greensleeves Staff
“Even though I came from a public school and did not go through primary
school with the other York Catholic students, they welcomed me in and allowed
me to be part of the school family. At York Catholic, I like how grade levels are
not barriers for friend groups.” ~Katy Rader ‘19
Maida Connor
Executive Director
of Advancement
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x30
“York Catholic has improved me as a person. The teachers and community have
always been kind to me. I have learned a lot from their examples. York Catholic
is a community I feel I will always be a part of.” ~Sam Rodski ‘18
Heather Hoffman ‘91
Director of Admissions & Enrollment
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x20
“I have gained strong Christian values and realize the importance of being a
role model for my younger peers.” ~Adam Bittner ‘17
Lori Keith
Director of PR &
Marketing Communications
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x31
“I know I’ll have fond memories of my days at York Catholic after I graduate. I
will continue to carry the Christian values I developed at YC and always wear
the YC logo with pride.” ~Nick Bartkowiak ‘17
Alexandra Sterner
Annual Fund Manager
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x51
Thank you for partnering with us to keep YC strong and to make York Catholic the
educational choice for area families. We hope to see you at one of our many fall
events, including the opening of our sports season or our Homecoming weekend.
May God bless each of you.
Roxanne Castellanos
Advancement Office Assistant
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x11
Katie Seufert ‘96
Principal
YC Vacation
left to right from top, Meredith (Fitzgibbons) Strayer ‘88, Lisa (Schieler) Blackman ’90, Kevin Fitzgibbons ‘91; 2nd row: Charlene (Schieler)
Mahoney ’91, Joli (Noel) Fitzgibbons ‘93, Megan (Kempf) Citro ‘92; 3rd row: Patrick Hickey ‘96, Mike Kempf ‘93; 4th row: Lindsay Kempf ’99,
Katie (Doyle) Seufert ’96, Scott Horner ‘98; 5th row: current YC students, Amelia Strayer ‘18, Luke Strayer ‘21, Molly Fitzbiggons ‘19.
“YC is helping me be the best version of myself and making me realize that my
faith needs to be a touchstone for my life.” ~Dylan Smith ‘20
Katie Seufert ‘96
Principal
[email protected]
717-846-8871 x12
Thank you to all of our families and friends for your continued support, especially
to those who are listed in this year’s donor report. Donations received in fiscal
year 2015-16 were appreciated and transformational. Donor gifts enhanced the
educational experience for our current student body.
Sincerely,
“At York Catholic, I really began praying more and became more involved in
Church. I had two great Religion teachers who assured me that no matter what
obstacles I encounter in my life, I can always look towards God for the answer.”
~Anthony Catterall ‘21
Layout & Design
Holberg Design
Photography
courtesy of Elbe Photography, Schintz
Photography, Gino Pollock-Mount St.
Mary’s University, Sisters of St. Francis
of Philadelphia News, YC Staff
Cover photo: seated, Valedictorian Meghan Freed. Left to
right, Beth Brennan, Dr. Thomas McGann, Mike Staab,
Megan Wertz.
LEARN
LIVE
In
LOVE
th e Trinity
Saint Patrick Catholic School
Join us in celebrating our 165th year anniversary! If you
or your family attended Saint Patrick Catholic School in
the last 165 years, we want to hear from you!
Please visit our school website at www.stpatrickyork.org (the “Our School” tab,
to “Alumni” page) to register your name and email address. We have many
events to attend to commemorate this joyous occasion and would love for our
Alumni and their families to attend!
Join us for the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of Mass with Bishop Gainer as
our Anniversary Celebrant! Thursday, September 22nd, Saint Patrick Church,
9am. Reception to follow.
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INSPIRED BY
VOLUNTEERING
BETH BRENNAN
TIME
YC Parent
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Beth Brennan is a face you will see
at most YC events and sports. Many
mistake her for an employee, but in
truth, Beth is a volunteer. She brings
fresh ideas and lends her hands to
whatever work needs to be done.
Anytime there is a function where
parents’ assistance is needed, Beth
is the one to call to get everyone on
board. And projects are never just
done in the way they were imagined;
Beth always adds her special touch to
make them even more memorable.
We asked Beth to share what inspires
her to be such an active volunteer
while working at her paying job and
raising four children.
“Growing up with ten siblings, I
was blessed to be able to attend
Catholic schools from 1st through
12th grade. Much of the reason
tuition was so affordable, was all
the families of our parish and high
schools volunteered their time with
the many tasks of running a parish or
school – hang banners and signs to
advertise our annual carnival; address,
stuff and compile bulk mailings; help
the custodians empty trash cans
and clean boards; help out in the
school stores; serve at Mass as altar
servers, lectors, and cantors. These
are some of the ways we helped
to run our parish and high schools.
In my home growing up, we were
always reminded to do our part.
Doing our part is one of the many
lessons I recall from my childhood,
and I hope my husband, Sean, and I
have instilled in our own children. We
realize in an effort to keep Catholic
school tuition affordable, keeping our
family grounded with our personal
efforts, and continuing to keep a
school like YC functioning for years
to come, we need to do our part and
schedule our time so that we are able
to give back to our parish, YC, and
other organizations which our family
supports.
It is easy to say that someone else can
do it or should do it, but we run into
problems if everyone would think this
way. It is great at YC to be surrounded
by many who are willing to help with
the needs of running a Catholic high
school. St. Francis led a life of helping
others and his is a life to aspire
towards. A portion of the Prayer of
St. Francis sums up why I believe we
are here on earth: ‘Lord, make me an
instrument of your peace…for it is in
giving that we receive…’ I do believe
my family is often on the receiving
end, which makes it even easier to
give our time towards making YC
prosper as we approach its 100th year
serving the families of York County.”
THANK YOU
to Our Volunteer Leadership & Committee Members
2015-2016 Board Roster
Episcopal Member
Most Reverend Ronald W. Gainer,
D.D., J.C.L.
Deanery Pastoral Members
Rev. Keith Carroll ‘00
Rev. Thomas Hoke
Rev. Mark Weiss
Rev. Daniel Mitzel ‘72
Pastoral Members
Rev. Robert Yohe
Rev. John McCloskey
Rev. Steven Fernandes
Rev. Jon Sawicki, Pastoral Chair
Board of Directors
Steve Carr, Esq. ‘74
Art Full ‘80
Rosa Hickey
Dennis Johnson ‘81
Thomas McGann, Chair
Jeffrey Merritt ‘80
Matt Ream ‘85
Christopher Reed, Esq. ‘04
Dave Stewart ‘88
Non-Voting Members
Brandon Bailey
Jeanette Craymer
Maida Connor
Kathy Hand
Katie (Doyle) Seufert ‘96
2015-2016 Board Committee
Members
Building and Grounds
Dick Arcuri ‘66
Kevin Bankos ‘82
Maida Connor
Richard Eline ‘68
Robin (Nicolini) Herring ‘83
Stephen Laslo
Rick Luckman ‘64
Jeffrey Merritt ‘80
Brian Olson
Matt Ream ‘85
Dave Stewart ‘88, Chair
Finance
Art Full, ’80, Chair
Rosa Hickey
Tom McGann
Dave Stewart ‘88
Institutional Advancement
Norm Basso
Charlie Burnside ‘63
LeAnn (Arcuri) Citrone ‘90
Maida Connor
Dean Dominick
Art Full ‘80, Chair
Mike Heidler ‘65
Dennis Johnson ‘81
Thomas McGann
Robert Stewart, Jr. ‘58
Recruitment and Retention
Mary Jane Beazley ‘72
Maida Connor
Kathy Hand
Rosa Hickey, Chair
Heather Hoffman ‘91
Lori Keith ‘82
Christine Lesher
Carlo Stebbings ‘97
Meredith (Fitzgibbons) Strayer ‘88
York Catholic could not operate
without the generous time donated by
our volunteers. Whether it be parents
of current students, loyal alumni,
or friends of YC, there are always
those who lend a hand or hours of
personal time to assure York Catholic
has the (wo)manpower it needs. York
Catholic is proud to have over 400
volunteers who give in a variety of
ways: Home & School Organization,
Music Association, Athletic
Association, Parent Ambassadors,
coaches, chaperones, committee
workers, concession stand servers,
ticket sellers, team parents, cafeteria
2015-2016 Parent
Organizations
York Catholic Music Association
Executive Board
Regina Arnold
Deborah Gingerich
Trent Gingerich
Shari Gordon
Thomas Lichty
York Catholic Athletic Association
Executive Board
Carlos Castellanos
Stephanie (MacDonald) Freed ‘80
Stephen Lesher
Marc Ryan
York Catholic Home & School
Organization
Roxanne Castellanos
2015-2016 Partner School
Principals
Patricia Byrnes, St. Joseph, York
Susan Mareck, St. John the Baptist
Peggy Rizzuto, St. Rose of Lima
Kathleen Smith, St. Patrick
Peggy Snyder, St. Joseph, Dallastown
workers, event set-up/clean-up staff,
Career Day presenters – the list goes
on. Thank you! Your time is a valuable
treasure to YC.
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talent
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We are blessed to have such rich talent at York Catholic. Our students continue
to lead the county with their academic and athletic achievements. Our art
students are showing in local galleries and our music students are being
requested to perform at area events. We are proud to have excellent faculty
and staff broadening our students’ minds and leading them to success. Even
more gratifying is that our students acknowledge the important role their
teachers play in their lives beyond the classroom. Many alumni send notes or
visit their former teachers to thank them for the preparation they received.
MEGAN WERTZ
Her Time & Talent are Our Treasure
Each issue of Greensleeves we highlight the diverse talent we have under our
roof at YC. In this issue, our Talent section spotlights our Valedictorian and AP
scholars, two athletes who achieved national recognition, a teacher who has
given over 40 years of service to YC, and a teacher who was recognized this
past year for the time she gives back to our students through grooming them
academically and by moderating extra-curricular activities that consume hours
of extra work each day.
It’s evident that the TIME put into grooming TALENT is truly a TREASURE to
York Catholic.
York Catholic Athletes Named to
National All-Academic Team
US Lacrosse named two York Catholic players, Lindsey China and Kayleigh
Pokrivka, to the 2016 Girls High School All-Academic Team. This is the 2nd year
China has achieved this honor.
A US Lacrosse All-Academic Team member is a player who exhibits exemplary
lacrosse skills, good sportsmanship on the field, and represents high standards
of academic achievement in the classroom. This player should also have left
her mark beyond the lacrosse field and the classroom by making significant
contributions of service to the school and/or her community.
York Catholic Girls’ Lacrosse Head Coach, Rob Linthicum said, “Lindsay and
Kayleigh are not only outstanding lacrosse players, but are very intelligent
young ladies and great role models. They are tremendous assets to York
Catholic and the community.”
Chris Lesher, Megan Wertz, Steve Lesher
In the spring, local McDonalds’
franchises selected schools in our
area to honor special teachers during
National Teacher Appreciation Week.
Chris and Steve Lesher, parents of
Jordan ’16 and Aaron ‘19, and owner/
operators of McDonald’s on Memory
Lane in York, selected York Catholic.
Mrs. Megan Wertz was selected as
the honored teacher and received
flowers, a check for $100, and a gift
bag from McDonald’s. All of the YC
teachers also received gift cards. York
Catholic is so thankful to the Lesher’s
for bestowing this honor on our
teachers and especially Mrs. Wertz.
The following is Megan’s biography
submitted for the honor.
Megan Wertz is a ten year veteran
teacher of York Catholic High School.
She was amazing from the start but
has continued to raise the bar of
excellence for herself and students.
She is exceptional in her field both in
content and pedagogy. She currently
teaches Sociology/Psychology, a
college level course for seniors, World
History for sophomores, and the
challenging Advanced Placement (AP)
US History course where her students
year after year have a 100% pass rate.
As an AP instructor she maintains
the highest percentage of students
obtaining a 3 or higher on the AP
exam and has the most students
year after year scoring a 5, while also
having the highest enrollment of all
AP courses offered at York Catholic.
Moreover, she is a humble leader
who is dedicated to her students, the
school community, and the community
at large. She puts her organizational
expertise to work as the moderator of
the most active extra-curricular group
at York Catholic, Student Council.
She encourages the students to
create activities to build the school
community like the talent show, the
Gaelic Quest, and spirit activities
connected to Homecoming. She
works with the YC student leaders
to then create activities to foster a
dedication to the community at large.
She led students to host a Trick or
Treat Halloween Festival so deanery
school parents could bring their
children to a safe, family-oriented
night of trick or treating and games
throughout our school building. For
several years she has encouraged
students to raise money to help care
for children with cancer through
the Mini-THON which supports the
Four Diamonds Fund at the Penn
State Hershey Medical Center. This
year students raised over $20,000
exceeding their goal and setting
a new bar of excellence. Through
Student Council’s community
outreach, Megan also leads YC
Service Day at Leg Up Farm, and
encourages donations to the Scarf
and Mitten Tree at Christmas for
Access York.
Megan is an exemplary teacher and
person. Her students understand
they will be challenged by her, will
take on a heavy workload, and will
extend themselves academically, yet
they look forward to learning from
her. She not only teaches history, but
she provides an outstanding example
of social grace and gentle caring for
others. We are honored to have a
Master Teacher like Mrs. Megan Wertz
here at York Catholic.
left to right: Lindsey China ‘16, YC Girls’ Lacrosse Head Coach Rob Linthicum, Kayleigh Pokrivka ‘17.
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yc teacher leaves a legacy
MIKE STAAB ‘70
Mike Staab ’70 has made his mark
at York Catholic High School over
the past 38 years teaching students
English grammar and composition.
His dedication always reached beyond
the classroom through his involvement
with athletics and extra-curricular
activities. He started teaching at
YC in the fall of 1978, coached
track and field, was the assistant
coach for the 1979 Girls’ Basketball
State Championship team, and was
named Golf Coach of the Year after
leading the team to their second
straight League Championship. He
was also a Pep Club Moderator,
Locker Supervisor, SADD Moderator,
Stage Crew Director, Flag Honor
Guard Moderator, and Faculty
Representative. This past spring, Mike
announced his retirement. We asked
his friend and colleague, Mary Anne
(Keffer) Burnside ’87, to give us insight
into this special man:
When first approached about
contributing an article regarding the
retirement of longtime York Catholic
English teacher, Mike Staab ‘70, I must
admit that for the briefest of moment,
I hesitated to agree to it. After all, how
does one even begin to adequately
recognize an individual who has so
selflessly given of himself for over
thirty-eight years to his beloved
Alma Mater? After much reflection, I
decided to keep it light-hearted and
fun, the way that my dear friend Mike
would want it. I put our teachers,
administration, and staff to the test
by giving them the assignment of
describing our esteemed colleague
in five words or less (as you will see,
some of them had difficulty following
directions!). Here are some of their
responses:
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“Mentor, Teammate,
Inspiration, and Friend!” Patrick McShane, Social
Studies Dept.
“Mike always says something
kind!” - Eva Hess, Director of
Guidance
“Kind and great sense of
humor” - Pat Lichty, History
Dept.
“Friendly; always has a smile.”
- Betsy (Pistner) Hanuska ‘87,
Math Dept.
“Always had a friendly
word and smile” - Roxanne
Castellanos, AAC &
Advancement
“A true gentleman and good
friend” - Tracey McGraw,
English Dept.
“Family man and sports fanatic”
- Kelly Anderson, Phys. Ed.
Dept.
“Gentleman, Thoughtful,
Helpful, Funny, Dedicated” Marie Krueger, Spiritual Life
“Kind, considerate and loyal...
sounds like a Boy Scout!” Carolyn Obermeier, AAC
“Mike is warm, caring and
friendly. He is also generous,
thoughtful and helpful.” Martine Kuoh, Language
Dept.
“Bowls us all over!” - Irene
Woodard, Religion Dept.
“His dedication is to be
admired! His personality is
fabulously full of surprises!!” Sheila Gick, Guidance Dept.
“True pro off the greens.”
- Ann Clinton, Religion Dept.
“Welcoming, friendly and
supportive” - Katie Lalic,
Art Dept.
“Kindness Personified” - Cecilia
Mezza, Fine Arts Dept.
“Always there with a welcoming
word and smile to both newbies
and oldies.” - Janet Bajor, Art
Dept.
“King of Junior High Lunch” Mary Anne (Keffer) Burnside
‘87, Math Dept.
“Friend, Co-worker, Teacher,
Golfer, Coach” - Rosemarie
Kocher, Math Dept.
“Book lover, Anglophile, food
lover, dedicated, caring” - Terri
Eline, English Dept.
“Mike Staab is always
thoughtful, courteous, funny,
loyal and caring” - Denise
Nichols, Business Dept.
“Competitive, talkative, friendly
and funny” – Amy Clarkson,
Math Dept.
“Genuine, Intense, Heart of
Gold” - Heather Hoffman ‘91,
Advancement
“Always smiling and bright” Nicole Ivovich, International
Student Center
“An icon of York Catholic whose presence will be greatly
missed” - Christine Schneider
‘87, Science Dept.
Mike Staab ‘70
In all seriousness, it has been an honor and privilege to have
worked alongside this professional educator, mentor, coach,
and true friend. We are indebted to Mike for his contributions
to our school community. Many of us are also blessed to have
been his students and we hope to live up to his high ideals.
Mr. Michael Staab’s legacy for York Catholic is so fitting. He chose to remember YC in the ways
that are close to his heart: His generous contribution in memory of his brother, Kevin Staab ’83,
welcomed Mike and his wife, Diana (Klinedinst) ’76, into the Gaelic Society. Most importantly, his
gift shows his love of York Catholic by benefitting:
• The purchase of “Fighting Irish” golf bags for the golf team
• The revitalization of classroom 210 which was his home for so many years
• The James M. Forjan Endowment Fund in support of teacher salaries
We thank Mike for his love of York Catholic and the talents he has shared in so many ways,
whether in the classroom or on the athletic court or golf course. We wish him well.
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MY YORK CATHOLIC
EXPERIENCE
Meghan Freed ‘16
AP Calculus Students
Raise the Bar
Nine other students earned
5’s in other disciplines, and we
congratulate them as well:
AP History with teacher Megan Wertz
Annie Javitt
DJ Nichols
Andrew Polson makes final adjustments
Valedictorian Meghan Freed and Salutatorian Lauren Hand
Graduation—the landmark event in
every high school senior’s life when he
or she officially completes his or her
secondary education and transitions
from student to alumni. For me, it
felt surreal to stand in the auditorium
among my peers, in our green and
gold caps and gowns, surrounded by
our families, friends, and teachers, all
there to witness this great milestone
in our lives. There was a mix of
emotions within the Class of 2016,
a combination of joy and sadness,
nostalgia, excitement, and trepidation
about the future. After dreaming of
this day for years, it was difficult to
believe it was finally here. As I stood
at the podium to give my valedictory
address, I came to comprehend this
was the last time I would be together
with my entire class. I remember my
first time in this auditorium on the
opening day of seventh grade, feeling
both excited and a little nervous
about the coming years. However,
as time passed by, I made amazing
friends and knew I had found a home
at YC.
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In my final days at York Catholic, I
knew this school had prepared me
well for college, in more ways than
just for academic rigor of the college
curriculum. York Catholic has taught
me discipline, both in my studies and
in my life. I was pushed to work hard
and persevere, qualities which I still
value. York Catholic has taught me
the importance of caring for others
because these are the same people
who will lift you up when you are
down, and you will support each other
until the end.
Happy graduates – Kiersten Reed, Emily Laslo, Katie Gordon
YC has always been a part of my
family, as my parents, Joe ‘89 and
Beth (Gentry) Freed ‘89, and my
grandfather, Leonard Freed ‘62 are
proud alumni of York Catholic High
School. They have always had a
positive attitude towards the school
and continue to support YC to this
day. My parents chose to send my
brother and me here because they
believed it is a place where we could
grow and excel. I think I proved them
right and made them proud with all of
my accomplishments.
I am glad to be a member of the
class of 2016, a unique group of
talented scholars, athletes, musicians,
artists, and wonderful individuals. We
have always supported each other
and worked together to accomplish
greatness, including leaving our mark
on YC with our academic honors,
athletic titles, successful musicals,
impressive Mini-THON donations, and
the inaugural Gaelic Quest. I know
that York Catholic is a place where
you can develop not only intellectually
but also spiritually, with the help of
teachers who truly care about you.
You can succeed in many different
areas here, and you do not have to
be afraid to be yourself because there
will always be a spot for you in the
York Catholic family. Finally, as I move
forward, I am excited to apply the
values and skills I learned at YC to my
life in college and beyond.
AP Statistics online
Samuel Pawlikowski
Perfect AP Calculus Class front row: Lauren Hand, Madison Dormer, Brooke Ricks, Meghan Freed. Back row, Jason Taylor, Samuel
Pawlikowski, Paul Weisser, Luke Brennan, Bryce Floyd, Steven Ream, Mr. Phillip Autrey. Missing from photo, Jongwoo Ha,
Yeon Jung Kim.
It is simple mathematics, really. It is
what you get when you add twelve
motivated and mathematically minded
students and one master teacher.
You get twelve 5’s on the AP Calculus
exam. That might equate to a royal
flush, a grand slam, or perhaps a tour
de force. Phillip Autrey’s entire AP
Calculus class did just that this May,
earning twelve perfect scores. This
past school year, York Catholic offered
AP courses in English, Chemistry,
Calculus, and US History. Two seniors
completed online AP Statistics this
year as well.
AP courses offer college level rigor,
and AP students dedicate long
hours of study that begins during
the summer months and ends with
a national exam in May. AP courses
are offered through College Board;
all exams are graded on a scale of
1-5 with 5 the highest possible score.
Many colleges and universities accept
a score of three or higher for credit,
a motivating factor for the students
enrolled.
York Catholic students have always
done exceptionally well on AP exams.
This spring a total of 55 tests were
taken, and 21 of those were awarded
5’s, 21 were awarded 4’s, and 9
earned 3’s. That calculates to 96%
earning 3 or higher, an outstanding
result!
Mr. Autrey and his class of twelve
AP Calculus mathematicians who
earned 5’s are as follows:
Luke Brennan
Yeon Jung Kim
Madison Dormer
Samuel Pawlikowski
Bryce Floyd
Steven Ream
Meghan Freed Brooke Ricks
Jongwoo Ha
Jason Taylor
Lauren Hand
Paul Weisser
AP English Literature and
Composition with teacher Terri Eline
Lindsey China
Lauren Corbitt
Meghan Freed
Lauren Hand
Madeline Kepner
Paul Weisser
College Board acknowledges AP
Scholars, students who earn scores
of 3 or higher on three or more AP
exams. This year we congratulate AP
Scholars Lauren Corbitt and Jason
Taylor.
AP Scholars with Honor are students
who earn scores of 3 or higher on
four or more AP exams. This year we
congratulate Meghan Freed, Lauren
Hand, Samuel Pawlikowski, and Paul
Weisser.
York Catholic is proud of
our students’ outstanding
accomplishments under the
leadership of our exceptional
teachers. We congratulate them
all for a job well done!
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HONORING OUR SISTER
Dedication Bricks
The York Catholic High School
Grotto is a beautiful area located
on the east side of campus. The
Grotto was created through the
generous donations of many
friends, family, and students. A
statue of Mary and a rock garden
form a peaceful site for prayer
and reflection. Surrounding the
area is a walkway of engraved
bricks dedicated to the honor
and memory of family, friends,
and classmates. You can purchase
an engraved brick for $50.
Complete the form found at
www.yorkcatholic.org. Go to
Current Students/Resources/
Forms and Documents and scroll
to the bottom section titled
Advancement. Click on Grotto
Brick Order Form and forward it
to YC. Then be sure to visit the
Grotto the next time you come to
YC to see your loved one honored
on the brick path.
You would be hard pressed to name
a teacher whose talent made more of
an impact on our students in recent
years than Sister Gilmary Beagle, IHM.
When she passed away last year, there
were so many written tributes that
came into school in her honor that a
book was created for her sister, Barb,
to cherish. English teacher, Terri Eline,
wrote, “She told anyone who would
listen how she loved York Catholic,
how she found her home here, and
how she ‘bled green and gold.’” So
it was only fitting that Sister leave her
mark in the very foundation of our
school, literally in the bricks that pave
the Grotto. This past spring, past and
present faculty members gathered
to pay tribute to Sister and place her
brick where her memory will forever
by anchored.
TALENT NATIONALLY
RECOGNIZED
York Catholic faculty and staff also share their talents outside of school and in
the past few months, we have had two members of the YC family featured in
national publications.
“Love” in the Family
The Skyes the Limit
clockwise from lower left: Terri Eline, Carolyn Obermeier, Ann Clinton, Irene Woodard, Peg Allton, Myke Warner place a brick in the
Grotto in memory of Sister Gilmary Beagle.
Tracey McGraw, Tennison McGraw, T.J. McGraw, Jim Short
York Catholic’s McGraw family was
recently featured in the spring
2016 issue of NetPlay, the official
magazine of the United States Tennis
Association - Middle States. Tracey
McGraw is an English teacher at YC
while her son, T.J., is a junior, and
daughter, Tennison, is a 7th grader.
All three have been involved in
volunteering and participating with
Tennis for Kids in central PA. Tracey
said, “I feel as if I’ve been playing
tennis all my life. I started playing
because of my dad. This was during
the 1970s. Tennis was a family sport
for us, both of my parents played, as
well as my older sister. When I was old
enough to work, I started at the tennis
courts at a private swim and tennis
club in Fairfield, Ohio. I also played
tennis on my high school’s team. In
college, we moved to PA and I played
intramural tennis. I was never a great
player, I only played for fun. But I
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always knew that I wanted my kids to
be able to enjoy the game as much
as I did, so I was so happy when both
were willing to pick up tennis racquets
and try the sport. I have seen my own
kids grow with this program. My son
now plays tennis at York Catholic. My
daughter has improved in her skills.
They have both grown to enjoy tennis
as a lifelong sport.”
Maida Connor, YC’s Executive Director
of Advancement, and her husband,
Michael Pesare, share their home
with one Borzoi and a few Skye
Terriers, one of the oldest dog breeds
dating back to Queen Victoria. They
were recently featured in a 5-page
interview in the March 2016 issue of
Dogs in Review, an internationally
respected publication of purebred
dogs. Maida and Michael are breeders
of Champion and Best-in-Show Skye
Terriers under the prefix Gleanntan.
Gleanntan was recently named Skye
Terrier Club of America’s Breeder of
the Year. When they aren’t working
at their professional jobs, Maida and
Michael may be found at dog shows
coast to coast, on TV when they win
Best of Breed at Westminster Kennel
Club or the National Dog Show, or
simply hanging out with the dogs.
Irish Spirit On Display
Marie Krueger, York Catholic’s
Director of Spiritual Life, inspired
us by wearing her “Catch Our
Irish Spirit” shirt on her recent
visit to Buckingham Palace in
London. So now we are asking
you to send us pictures of you
on vacation wearing your York
Catholic apparel. Photos can be
sent to [email protected].
By sending your photo you are
giving us permission to publish
it and share it on social media.
We look forward to seeing
where you’ve shown your Irish
spirit!
Marie Krueger
Michael Pesare & Maida Connor with Dexter and Sunny
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treasure
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ESTATE & PLANNED GIVING
WHY WE TREASURE OUR IRISH SPIRIT
Charitable giving is often more spontaneous than it is planned and thought out.
With the exception of a weekly tithe or regular contribution to the collection
basket at church, most giving is out of reflex or direct solicitation such as the
purchase of a raffle ticket, orders of Girl Scout cookies, or attendance at a fund
raiser or other special event.
The richness of York Catholic may not
be readily visible as you gaze upon a
tired building, however, I urge anyone
to look again – the very real richness
is in the faces of our students who are
here to learn, to grow, to embrace our
pillars of faith, mind, heart, and family,
and to emerge as compassionate,
morally centered young adults who
will enhance the world with their faith,
minds, and hearts.
Maida Connor, CFRE, Executive Director of Advancement
Charitable organizations can struggle financially if they are totally dependent
upon spontaneous and irregular contributions. It is critical for the continued
health of one’s favorite charity that supporters engage in a formal plan of
giving.
Most planned giving comes in the form of a bequest in a will. But studies have
concluded that only 50-55% of people have wills, and of that, only 10% of wills
contain bequests to charitable institutions. An overwhelming majority of people
either intentionally make no provision or forget to remember causes that are
near and dear to them.
Furthermore, many people don’t realize that it is generally better to donate
while still living rather than waiting until their death. The reason is that there are
added tax benefits to giving while still alive. While one should not jeopardize
his or her financial security, one should strongly consider a course of planned
giving while still alive.
There are also many different ways that one can give rather than just making
a cash contribution. These include gifts of stock, retirement funds, or other
tangible assets, life insurance policies, and less well known methods such as
charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and charitable lead trusts.
These different methods afford flexibility and permit the donor to balance the
needs of the donor and the donor’s family with the needs of the charitable
organization.
Attorneys and financial planners are well versed in the various ways by which
you can make a contribution to York Catholic and other favorite charities. Please
discuss a course of planned giving with yours as soon as possible.
SAVE THE DATE
NOVEMBER 29, 2016
Please plan to participate in our third online “Giving Tuesday” effort on
Tuesday, November 29. Last year, parents, alumni, and friends collectively
gave over $16,000 in support of the YC Annual Fund during the one day
online gift campaign.
This year, with the help of our 8,000+ Greensleeves readers, and friends
around the globe, we hope to break new records. Online giving is
easy, but must be done on November 29 to count towards our Annual
Fund/”Giving Tuesday” project. Please circle the date, and plan to join
our online donors, by visiting www.yorkcatholic.org/donate.
Many thanks!
Maida Connor
During the past year a few people
have commented to me about York
Catholic looking the same as it did
years ago, some even remarking that
maybe if the school were fancier, more
donations would follow. As someone
who walks the building each week,
I understand comments about the
building looking old. If the walls could
talk, they would say they’ve earned
more than a few wrinkles along with
the laugh lines, but oh the stories
they would tell of favorite teachers,
athletic victories, memorable proms
and musicals, and students who met
academic challenges to proudly
display diplomas. This school has
earned every scratch honestly and
has participated in the raising of
over 9,500 alumni – I daresay it has
collected a few fatigue scars.
Our Irish Spirit matters because we
care about every student and every
person, as well as respecting what
YC represents to our graduates, our
students, our teachers, our families,
and our staff. This isn’t only a building,
this is a community. “Catch Our Irish
Spirit” isn’t just a quick tag line, it’s a
proud herald to a rich history, a faithbased education, and a beacon to a
promising future for our students. That
is the reason we choose to teach, to
work, to care, and to give time, talent,
and treasures to YC.
We are heartened by an increase in
donations received this fiscal year
which totaled over $830,000; it’s been
a very significant year of fundraising
at YC. Because of alumni, donors, and
friends who gave from the heart, we
revitalized 8 classrooms, increased
the Forjan Focus Fund for Teacher
Salaries, accepted over $400,000 in
tuition assistance monies, welcomed
new funds for financial assistance and
academic achievement, increased our
“Giving Tuesday” participation to over
$16,000 in one day giving, and grew
our Annual Fund.
The impact of philanthropy is felt here
quickly and with great appreciation.
Because of our community of
caring donors, students study here
benefitted by tuition assistance,
teachers returned ready to spark
intellectual curiosity and foster talent
whether it is musical, athletic, or
academic, and areas of the school
have been refreshed.
Thank you for joining with us in
celebration of Irish Spirit, faith-based
education, and a school that matters
greatly in the formation of young
lives. We may not be the fanciest, but
we have great students, incredibly
devoted teachers and coaches, and
we have a bright future – even the
building is smiling.
While reading this year’s donor report,
please know your gift, whatever the
amount, to whatever fund or project,
has impact. Please remember why
you care about York Catholic, and
celebrate your “Irish Spirit.” If you
haven’t visited in a while, please come
back – even if some of it looks the
same – that’s ok – I promise you’ll find
the energy amazing. Thank you for
sharing your time, talent, and treasure!
I believe there is an energy here
which is palpable and invigorating.
The talent in the community of YC,
particularly among the students and
the teachers, is impressive. The day
after school ended, the halls were
quiet, the cafeteria was dark, and I
found myself tearing up, it was simply
too quiet. Where was our boisterous
Irish Spirit?
Class of 2016 Gaelic Quest winners
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LEGACY TREASURE
Mary Jane Beazley ‘72
children, their education is not a
family priority. Now that I find myself
in the happy position of being able
to provide some support to York
Catholic’s tuition assistance program,
how could I NOT do that? Why would
I NOT want to help make it possible
for other children to benefit from
a York Catholic education, to NOT
have the good fortune to study under
dedicated teachers in an environment
where every student is known by name
and where every student’s talents and
abilities are nurtured and deficits are
addressed?
Coach Jim Forjan & Mary Jane Beazley ‘72
When asked why I contribute to the
financial stability of York Catholic, my
initial response is to ask in return how
could I NOT contribute to the ongoing work and growth of a place that
was so central to my life? How could I
NOT want to do what I could to further
the mission of a place where I learned
lessons that sparked my curiosity,
opened doors to unknown worlds,
guided my professional work, and
continue to inform my daily life?
I was fortunate to grow up in a family
where education was a priority, and
a Catholic education at least through
high school graduation was never
questioned. My brothers and sisters
and I grew up in a home where books
were plentiful and readily available,
and in our family getting your library
card at the Martin Memorial Public
Library was a significant event, almost
as important as receiving your First
Holy Communion or making your
Confirmation. After graduating from
York Catholic, it was just assumed we
would continue on to the college
of our choice to study whatever
we wanted. Mom and Dad never
tried to influence our choice of
academic major or career choice, just
encouraged us to study what we loved
and pursue a career to which we could
whole-heartedly commit our talents
and energies.
But not all children are as fortunate
as we were. Some families simply
cannot afford the tuition expense of
a Catholic education. Some families
decide that the district public school
or another private school may provide
greater educational opportunities for
their children. And, sadly, for some
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Mom and Dad firmly believed in
the spiritual/moral/ethical value of a
Catholic education, and they knew
that in order to make sure that York
Catholic was able to provide that, it
would require a faculty of exceptional
and dedicated teachers who chose
to teach at York Catholic not as a job
or as a career, but as a vocation. But
Mom and Dad were also very aware
that, Catholic teachers’ salaries being
what they are, making the choice to
teach at York Catholic meant making a
significant sacrifice in salary earnings.
Which is why they established the
Forjan Focus Fund, a financial program
to help York Catholic attract and retain
the very best teachers by making
salaries more attractive and, perhaps,
lessening the sacrifice required. I can’t
hope to match their generosity, but I
can do my part.
A number of years ago, when I was
teaching in a school in the Chicago
Archdiocese, I was in the faculty
room with some of the other teachers
enjoying a quick lunch. As usually
happened, our conversation was
about some of the students, which led
to some reminiscing about our own
school days. As we left the faculty
room, one of my colleagues said to me
that she couldn’t help but notice that
whenever I mentioned York Catholic,
I smiled, and I told only happy stories
about my high school years. Why
wouldn’t I? I had a marvelous time
in my four years at York Catholic. I
remember with great fondness the
friends I made there and I hope all
have led lives filled with happiness
and love and laughter. My years of
teaching and working as a social
worker in the schools have left me with
a boundless appreciation for those
who stood in the front of the classroom
and sat at the big desks – the English
teachers who opened my eyes to
the beauty of good writing, ageless
fiction, and helped me master some
of the mechanics of putting thoughts
to paper; the History teachers who
taught me to never be satisfied with
just what was in the books but to look
for additional information, and how
knowing what came before informs
how we understand the present; the
Math teachers who struggled with
my math ineptness and celebrated
with me when I finally “got it”; Sister
Marian Delores Frantz, IHM, who never
gave up in despair at my inability
to remember all those conjugations
of all those irregular French verbs
and whose lessons made more of
an impact than she might ever have
imagined; and always Coach Forjan,
one of the most decent, fair, evenhanded, and generous people you
could ever hope to meet and who
continues to be a vital part of the
life at York Catholic. But, more than
almost any other person in my life,
I cherish my four years working with
Sister Regina Cecilia, IHM, who was
the choral music teacher. I will never
be able to adequately convey how
important she has remained in my life,
how lasting her influence has been,
and it was one of the great joys of my
life that in the few years before her
death in April 2015, we were able to
reconnect and our relationship moved
from teacher/student to that of friends.
This is why I give to York Catholic. And
I would encourage all York Catholic
alums to reflect on what they gained
from their time at York Catholic and
then consider how they might assist in
contributing to the on-going mission
of a place that helped in their growth
and development. Why do I give to
York Catholic? How could I not?
ANNUAL FUND SPRING CELEBRATION
This month, York Catholic kicked off
SUPPORTS ANNUAL FUND
the 2016-17 Annual Fund Campaign,
chaired by Coach Jim Forjan, with
a theme of “Values Matter” and we
hope we can rely on you for your
support. A strong Annual Fund
directly impacts the school and
makes a YC education possible
for our students. It supports the
educational and spiritual experiences
of our students by providing
operating monies in the following
ways:
• Offsets the cost per student so
that tuition amounts may remain
affordable for everyone. We
know families make a significant
financial sacrifice to send their
children to YC. The Annual Fund,
joined by deanery parish monies,
supports each student by making
up the difference ($2K per student)
between the cost charged per
student and actual cost per
student.
• Provides financial aid for families
• Supports enrichment and
extracurricular activities for YC
students, including music and
the arts
• Enhances technology available to
students and faculty
The Annual Fund leverages
unrestricted dollars to make our
beloved York Catholic the special and
transformational place we all know
it to be. It fuels a mission-driven
community and brings the values of a
YC education to life for our students.
York Catholic makes a tremendous
difference in our students’ lives. YC
students take the values they learn
here out into the world. Because of
their experiences at York Catholic,
they are enriched with wisdom and
compassion, and in turn contribute
to the community in significant ways.
Your contributions to York Catholic
make this possible. For this we are
truly grateful.
You can support the Annual Fund by
returning your valued donation in the
envelope provided in this publication
or by donating online through the
YC website at www.yorkcatholic.org.
Thank you for your generous support.
York Catholic kicked-off its inaugural
Spring Celebration on April 9th on a
day that was reminiscent of a more
wintery one. Despite the colder
weather outside, there was warmth
abound inside the Country Club of
York where our event was celebrated
amidst the YC family in support of the
Annual Fund. Thank you to everyone
who made this event possible by
providing sponsorships, purchasing
tickets, and being present at the event
which netted over $50,000!
The event was awash in all things
spring including cheerful spring
colors, butterfly bidding paddles,
wildflower seedlings, and studentcrafted floral centerpieces. Graciously
chaired by Dr. Tom McGann
and his wife, Kathy, the program
included a robust live and silent
auction, shamrock light-up pins, and
impressive musical performances
from YC alums and students, Katie
Gordon ’16, Lisa Pantano ‘83, Emily
Falvey ‘99, and Adin Brubaker ‘14.
Perhaps the most memorable aspect
of the evening, however, came from
the beautiful words shared by Ms.
Chamaine Carlo, YC parent, and Fr.
Jonathan Sawicki, YC’s Chaplain. In
her remarks, Ms. Carlo shared her
perspective as a parent who tragically
lost a son to violence and who made
the very deliberate decision to give
her younger son the education he
deserved: “It’s such a good feeling
to know that there are so many good
people that he is going to come in
contact with.” Fr. Sawicki eloquently
articulated what York Catholic truly
means to the community by providing
“…a truly safe, loving environment…a
family…where we are saving lives and
we are saving futures.” This is why
York Catholic matters. This is what
your support and partnership make
possible for our students.
Thank you again for making YC’s
Spring Celebration such a “blooming”
success. We are already excited for
spring 2017!
Thank you to our
Spring Celebration
Sponsors
Norm & Tina Basso
Charlie & Sue Burnside
Elbe Photography
Art & Barb Full
John & Bonnie Giambalvo
Glatfelter Insurance Group
Mike & Pat Heidler
Guy & Rosa Hickey
KBG Law Firm
Tom & Kathy McGann
Shuman Heritage Printing Co.
Bob Stewart, Jr.
Dave & Mary Stewart
Ward & Kathleen Walsh
Dean Dominick places a lively bid during the
Spring Celebration auction
Chairs Kathy & Tom McGann with Principal Katie Seufert ‘96
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york catholic golf
tournament results
Ann Clinton, YC Religion teacher
York Catholic High School held its 26th Annual Golf Tournament in June at Regents’ Glen
Country Club. The highlight of the day was John Kennedy’s hole-in-one! Special thanks to
our event chair, Steve Carr ’74. Proceeds from the tournament benefited the York Catholic
Tuition Assistance Fund. Winners were as follows:
I will admit 15 years later, 9/11 is still
pretty raw to me. Our students today
do not have clear memories of this
day and half were not even born. So
how do I approach the day in prayer
to start my classes?
Open Division: Mark Carr ‘89, Steve Carr ‘74, Steve Gekas, Marty Sowa
I pull the York Catholic chalice out of
the chapel. This is the chalice we use
at every school liturgy. On the bottom
is inscribed “Restoration in Memory of
Michael J. Cawley, NYFD, 9-11-01.”
Out of a connection of a last name,
Fr. Cawley who taught in the Religion
Department back then, reached out
to this family and soon became good
friends with them. The family donated
the funds to the school to restore the
chalice and to serve as a memorial for
their son. Think about how profound
that really is...Michael ran into the
towers on 9/11, he put it all on the
line, he laid down his life for his
friends and neighbors, he sacrificed
himself so that others might live...and
at Mass we celebrate the sacrifice of
Christ in this very cup.
Mixed Division: Lora Cummings, Cheryl Land, Chris Lartz, Carla McIntosh
Seniors Division: Butch Newman ‘69, Ernie Sartalis, Mike Walsh ‘69, Rich Gudat
Super Seniors Division: Jim Slobozien ‘69, Bob Wawer ‘70, Clark Wherley ‘68, Jeff Witman ‘70
The following golfers won skills contests:
Longest Drive - Male: Tom Lane ‘77
John Kennedy ‘62
Longest Drive - Female: Cheryl Land
Closest to the Pin: Jim Forjan Jr. ‘80, Brian Shiley ‘87,
Brian Shiley ‘87, John Kennedy ‘62 (hole in one)
Chris Boyle ’80, Jim Forjan ’80, Kevin Ochs ’80,
Art Full ‘80
York Catholic was blessed with the support of the following sponsors and
donors who generously gave to make our Golf Tournament a success. Thank you!
Sponsors
Apple Automotive Group
Automotive of York - NAPA Auto
Parts
Baron Food Group, Inc.
- Al & Patti Geiman
Block Business Solutions
Catholic Professional Association
of York
Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms
Gazebo Room Salad Dressings
Best Dressed Associates, Inc.
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TREASURED INSPIRATION
Heidler Roofing Services, Inc.
Jack Giambalvo Family
of Dealerships
John W. Keffer Funeral Home, Inc.
KBG Injury Law
Lee Fence and Outdoor
Maple Donuts, Inc.
Patton Veterinary Hospital and
Patton Cat Hospital
Ream Roofing
Reynolds Construction, LLC
Steven M. Carr, Attorney at Law
Tee to Green Grounds
Management Co.
White Rose Bar and Grill
Downtown York
Goods & Services
AccuPad Inc.
Costco Wholesale
Hershey Country Club
Regents’ Glen Country Club
York Revolution
Inspired by what she learned at York
Catholic about Michael’s sacrifice, for
the last 4 years, Kira DalPezzo ‘08, a
local firefighter, has participated in the
annual 9/11 Memorial Fire Fighters
Run in Michael Cawley’s honor. Fire
fighters run up flights of stairs in full
gear and oxygen masks in memory of
those who served that fateful day.
When Michael Cawley was young,
he went to Archbishop Malloy High
School in Queens, NY, and loved
every minute of it. He had no idea
how his story on earth would unfold,
but he learned about and lived his
faith in a supportive community and
was able to answer God’s call when
most difficult.
9/11 Chalice
We treasure the gifted restoration
of our chalice. And we treasure the
inspiration of Michael Cawley. 19
Thank You for Enriching YC
with Your Kindness & Generosity!
On behalf of the students, teachers, and entire YC community, many special thanks to you, our friends, who have
generously given time, talent, and treasure to benefit York Catholic during academic year 2015-2016.
Volunteerism increased as parents, alumni, and friends gave time freely to serve on our school board and committees; to
participate in community service projects, Career Day, Parent Ambassadors, the Senior Student Breakfast, Open Houses,
Special Events, HSO, AA, and so many other athletic, cultural, and academic endeavors. Thank you all for your time and
talent!
Donations also increased notably this past fiscal year totaling over $832,000! From our hearts, we offer great
appreciation for the many gifts received to support the Annual Fund, Tuition Assistance, and the Forjan Focus Fund for
Teacher Salaries, Classroom Revitalization efforts, Athletic Programs, Musical Programs, Visual Arts, and Performing Arts.
Your thoughtful philanthropy was inspirational – Thank you!
Please take a moment to review the listings which follow and, in so doing, please know we treasure all of you – our
friends – who are partnering with us to ensure a bright future for YC!
Thank you for joining us in celebration of our Irish Spirit!
Katie Seufert ’96
Principal
Alumni Contributions
1931
Cletus Wagman † ♣
1932
Dorothy Messman Schneider † ♣
1934
Edward Schneider † ♣
1935
Rita Reineberg Dauber † ♣
Catherine Gangloff † ♣
Teresa Kotzman Rose
1937
B. Elizabeth Reineberg Angelo † ♣
John Angleo † ♣
Frank Concino † ♣
Theresa Concino ♣
Edward Wagman † ♣
1938
Joseph McGowan † ♣
Naomi Brasch Schiding
Henry Schneider † ♣
1939
Doris Dietrich Myers
Carl Staab
1940
Paul Abel
John DeVine
Hilda Miller Dietz
Margaret Small Irwin
Walter Kaltreider † ♣
Anne Mann † ♣
James Mann † ♣
Anthony Schneider † ♣
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Maida Connor
Executive Director of
Advancement
1941
Susan Wagman Glatfelter ♣
Margaret Munchel Keim
Elizabeth Masek † ♣ M
Marie Heller Nissley
Grace Myers Pressel
Anna Shuman Schriver
Mary Gallagher Seale
Elizabeth Shuman Tighe
1942
Albert Brickner ♣
Janet Welsh Crerand
Christine Rider Ehehalt ♣
Donald Eisenhart † ♣
Elizabeth Heller Mann
Gloria Staab † ♣ M
Mary Frances Jones Strausbaugh † ♣
1943
Loretta Angleo ♣
George Aulbach ♣
Mary O’Hara Burke
Marie Wagman Craig
Charles Hemler †
H. Walter Lang
Francis Munchel
George Stouch † ♣
1944
Robert Mann† ♣
1945
Barbara Mullaney Bresnan
Jean Crumbling Bubb
Michael Gaffney † ♣
Gladys Mann Hoke
Joan Nolin Mann † ♣
Mary Mohrline Muller
John Shellenberger † ♣
John Welsh
1946
Betty Jane Perkinson Anderson
Patricia Ronan Dawes
William Deller
Doris Krause Kane
Earl Nolin † ♣
1947
Josephine Diangelo Bonaduci
John Borsa
Pauline Shellenberger Connolly
Loretta Munchel Deller
Donald Falkenstine ♣
Richard Hildebrand
John Kadilak
Harry Keating
Sister Loretta Francis Mann
Degno Valenti
Ann Shortino Walters
Dorothy Stewart Welsh
1948
Catherine Eveler Barshinger
Leila Becker Berry ♣
Thomas Collins
Sister Marise Fabie
James Graham
Elizabeth Falkenstine Kauffman
Charles Kingston
Eugene Munchel
Joan Harrison Orndorff
Richard Puckett
Robert Robinson † ♣
Mary Jane Gable Rooney
Dolores Miller Sanders
Anna Staub
John Wagaman
1949
Marian Riddles Birk
Margaret Schmidt Coughlin
L. Helen Pfeiffer Crumbling
Robert Gangloff
James Hoffman
Paul Pfeiffer
Phyllis Kopp Pfeiffer
Paul Pichler ♣
Mary Joyce Eline Pichler ♣
Kathleen Althoff Randle
Maryetta Monteith Schweitzer
Bernard Staub
1950
Margaret Hagarman Carr
Joseph Crumbling
Louise Fisher Deller
Patrick Deller
Wayne Deller
Barbara Dillmeier Gable
Robert Gable
Sheila Ronan Hoffman
Joan Hubley
Elizabeth Browne Kilgallen
Florence Koch † ♣ M
Donald LoPiccolo
Patricia Schmuck McBride
Rita Kurtz McLane
Joan Noble Munchel
Patricia Eckenrode Overholt
Edward Ream ♣
Jo Ann Ahern Ream ♣
Virginia Lally Strausbaugh
1951
Joseph Geubtner
Richard Keffer † ♣
Betty Kraber Kopf
Shirley Huson Matthews
Janice Berkheiser Nicholson
Leona Haney Peterson
Rodney Rooney
Patricia Lanius Staub
Janet Yingling Wallick
Madeline Alfano Winter
1952
Betty Barth Bishard
Kathleen Chambers
Lois Becker Crumbling ♣
Patricia Hawn Daley
Patricia Zimmerman Deller
Robert Deller
John Destephano † ♣
J. Wayne Eline
Mary Kurtz Enterline
Dorothy Schneider Ferguson
Sister Marian Dolores Frantz
Richard Gleitz ♣
Laverne Godfrey
J. Mary Cuffaro Keffer
John Keffer
Vivian Noel Keith
James McCleaf
Barbara Sheffer Rooney
Thomas Smith † ♣
Susanne Mann Snyder
Jean Staub
Joan Staub Stephens
Bernard Steinfelt † ♣
Louis Strausbaugh
1953
Michaeline Cacciola Cuffaro
Rita Nolin Eckenrode † ♣
William Eckenrode ♣
Dorothy Duncker Robertson
Jane Rooney Ruppel
Magdalene Pichler Smith
Elizabeth Stahle Wills
1954
Constance Arigo
Richard Bowman ♣
Rita Brueggeman Bowman † ♣
James Doyle
Patricia Kochenour Gould
Michael Harkins †
Jeanne McNamara Hein
Christopher Huber ♣
Michael Larkin
William Mangold
Doris Wagman Metzler
N. Michael Metzler
Charles Moore
Ann Moriarty
Harry Schultz
Joseph Spangler
Ronald Witmer
Robert Zimmerman
1955
Anthony Arcuri
Rose Mary Lattuca Christine
Lewis Gangloff ♣
Ina Sanders Gladfelter
Margaret Monteith Gloyd
Yvonne Hagarman Hoff
Cletus Hunt
Walter Keffer ♣
Robert Keller
Joseph Knadig
Robert Landis ♣
Carol Sipe Lau
Deanna Harkins Letendre
Andrew Mingora
Raymond Tuleya ♣
William Wisman
Joan Orendorff Witmer
Margaret Eline Zimmerman
1956
Judith Andrews
Joseph Borgel
Wilbert Brown ♣
Norma Coulson Castle †
Earl Eline
William John Eline
Bernard Fallert
Margaret Freed Flinchbaugh
Shelby Jacoby Harbold
L. William Hartman
Janet Flinchbaugh Jackson
Barbara Heidler Knadig †
Margaret Taylor Krepps
Louise Kristick
Leona Frantz Leahy
Carole Baldwin Lehr
Barbara Knadig Lookingbill
Laverne Banks McDonald
Laura Marcello Myers
Domenica Pantano
Virginia Borsellino Rizzuto
Sandra Heindel Small
Gerald Smith †
Harvey Strine
Sylvia Keller Swanson
1957
Diane Zimmerman Agee
Lenore Keffer Arcuri
Marion Petrosky Bievenour
Mary Ann Bievenour Crozier
Margaret Gerber Damms
Nancy DeGeorge Fallert
Gary Gillette
Rozalia Eckenrode Gillette
Rita Smith Halverson
Dolores Keller Hendricks
Kenneth Plitt
Anna Mae Martin Richard
Edward Schneider
Robert Stahle
Susan Carte Stahle
Cecilia Mann Strine
Marie Tassia
Eileen Freed White
Mary Schmidt Wisner
1958
Herbert Abenshon
Paul Borsa ♣
Rosemary Henisse Countess
Bonita Crone
Florence Freed Dolheimer
Rosalie Dunn
Virginia Brady Emenheiser
Margaret Elstrodt Fry
Thomas Gabriele
William Gurreri
James Haberstroh
Jackie Van Gorder Harkins
Clare Mann Haubenstein
Anne Whalen Kinsley ♣
Jane Wogan Landis ♣
James Lau
Herbert Martin
Sarah Jones McEvoy
Carmela Zambito Spangler
Charles Staub ♣
Robert Stewart Jr. ♣
Linda Markle Suereth
Shirley Saum Wagner
Kenneth Witmer
1959
Sheila Kraft Borsa ♣
Sarah Kerchner Dennis
Elizabeth Lowe Enterline
Beverly Peters Fazio
Michael Gangloff
Joan Kupres Gohn
Thelma Gutt Greaves
Bernard Hagarman
Patricia Hinton
Jane Lonsdorf Keffer ♣
Rosalia Butera Libertella
Darlene Gaubeart Raver
Linda Knouse Ries
Judith Orendorff Ritter
Julia Brezler Steward
Margaret Tassia
Elizabeth McLaughlin Tuleya ♣
Cynthia Keen Witt
1960
William Armstrong ♣
David Atkinson
Constance Mingora Behrensen
Margaret Witmer Borgel
Joanne Borgel ♣
Gloria Hahn Confer
Terence Culbertson
Kathleen Whalen Eaton
James Geubtner
Joann Gaubeart Hano
Francis Hopwood
Cecilia Kadilak James
Joseph Mann ♣
F. Richard Nichol
Rose Schmidt Rodgers
Carol Pavlik Roth
Thomas Schwartzer
John Sipe
Ned Smith
Thomas Strausbaugh ♣
Mary Ann Snyder Whelan ♣
Joan Schneider Wurzbach
1961
Anonymous ♣
Anonymous ♣
Gerald Abenshon
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Michael Bahn
James Baldwin
Yvonne Page Baldwin
Frances LoBianco Braun
Susan Steckler Burnside ♣
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Thomas Dimelow
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Joel Itzoe
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William Kahley
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M. Kathryn Clark Kessler
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Thomas Luckman
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Mary Ann Doll Pinkerton
Michael Ronan ♣
Joanna Irwin Saponaro
Patricia Elstrodt Seager
Phyllis Zagurski Snyder
Michael Strine ♣
Sarah Wise
Chester Zarnowski
1962
Elizabeth Topley Aragno
Robert Bastress
Frank Borsellino
Catherine Frantz Bourne
James Burger
Frank Duff
Leonard Freed
John Kennedy ♣
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Georgianna Frick Keser
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William Schintz ♣
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Kathleen Smith
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Terrance Stewart ♣
Joyce Deller Watson
Clare Wherley ♣
1963
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J. Peter Clark
Monica Manning Corwin
Barry Day
M. Michele Cravotta Haas
David Houck
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Cheryl Smith Parker ♣
Elizabeth Popovich Shue
Nancy Clineburg Steinfelt
Dale Stough
Nancy Lenhart Thompson
D. Michael Wertz ♣
1964
Mary Frantz Arnold
William Becker
David Buckingham
Richard Carroll
Gregory Damen
Bonnie Grimek Day
Dianna Hoke Falvey
Joseph Gangloff ♣
John Gierlach
Norma Cordora Heap
Mary Ann Smyser Houck
Leona Kitlinski Kerchner
David Moul
Stephen Petrany
Frederick Schiding
Basil Shorb ♣
Samuel Spiese ♣
Richard Steinfelt
Michael Strong ♣
Susan Valenti
Ann O’Toole Van Leuven
Edward Walsh ♣
1965
Robert Angelo ♣
Nina Giuffrida Argento
James Atkins
Patricia Husson Atkins
Ellen Whalen Barbrow
Frank Concino Jr. † ♣
Regina Austin Concino ♣
John Cummings
Stewart Eisenhour
Julia Cover Falsetti
Margaret Burger Gotwald
Harry Hamilton
Michael Heidler ♣
Kathleen Fogle Hoffer
Robert Lease
Jeffrey Long
Heinz Lucking
Anita Marie Mann ♣
Mary Bell McGaw
Elizabeth Althoff Molin ♣
David Rothert
Joanne Page Rutter
George Shorb ♣
Gary Stewart ♣
Ronald Stiles
Marjorie Foster Strong ♣
John Tassia
Stephanie Topley
Robert Tuleya
Rose Frantz Walter
Bartholomew Weisser
Patricia Wertz ♣
Ann Strine Wherley † ♣
David Wherley † ♣
1966
John Allen ♣
Thomas Althoff
John Anthony
Richard Arcuri
Elizabeth Mortorff Aulbach ♣
Suzanne Fithian Carpenter
21
Andrew Corcoran
Dolores Tassia DelSecco
Douglas FItzpatrick
Nancy Zehnder Fitzpatrick
Anita Schneider Gierlach
Gregg Heininger ♣
Barbara Shelley Jones
Beverly Smyser Julius
Susan Utterback Lapp-Mellot
Ruth Stiglitz Leicht
Karen Lydon♣
Barbara Howell Moncuse
William Moncuse
William Noone ♣
Margaret Vengoechea O’Connell
Kathleen Sullivan Penn
Clair Rudisill
G. David Smith
Sara Kelly Spangler
Kathryn Hunt Swaika
George Tutino
Kenneth Walters
Genevieve Keller Whitehaus
Merrill Whye
1967
Joseph Anthony
Patricia Stiles Barber
Ann Russell Becker
Marie Kelly Bell
R. Timothy Bell
Kathleen White Boyd
Mary Ruth Gutt Brezler
Michael Brezler
Stephen Concino ♣
Alice Walsh DiVito
Gregory Duker
Deborah Reilly Fuhrman
Stephen Guillard
Vincent Gurreri
Angela Kane Sheffer
Kay Daniels Kuhn
Jane Mitzel Leiphart
Carolyn List
Alice Lynes Madzelan
Theresa Koch Marcello
Mary Jo Renda Melato
John Noone ♣
Gary Peterson
Charles Petron
Robert Reineberg
Marialyce Swank
1968
John Angelo ♣
Mary Fregapane Arcuri
Jeanne Aulbach
Jeffrey Backaric
Jeffrey Becker
Barbara Carroll Brodbeck
Sharon Orendorff Carroll
Judith Chambers
Rita Mitzel D’Ottavio
Chris Ehehalt
Richard Eline
Maryann McCauley Eppley
Jeffrey Flick ♣
Willis Frantz
Kevin McEntee
Nancy Knezic Owen
Paul Raineri
Sharon Simpson
Joan McGrath Smith
Nancy Nolin Spiese ♣
Elizabeth Tuleya Knerr
Clark Wherley ♣
Mary Ellen Topper Wildasin
Kenneth Zehnder
Martha Misterka Zeigler
Robert Zeigler
1969
Joseph Alfano
Andrea Tuleya Angelo ♣
Josephine Marsala Anthony
Mary Link Ballou ♣
22
Randall Byrnes
Susan Petron Byrnes
Diane Rhodes Flick ♣
Michael Grady
Kathleen Sowers Guillard
Jean McEntee Heller
Sandra Monteil Klunk
Michael Laird
Janet Lis
David Martin
Elizabeth Wagman McClure
Carmen Mula
Charles Newman
Mary O’Connor
Cynthia Munchel Pattison
James Slobozien
Michael Steinfelt
Linda Flick Walthour ♣
Elizabeth Hoover Wolf
1970
H. Lee Bainbridge ♣
Joan Galloway Bainbridge ♣
Stephen Bankos
Catherine Keller Bankoske
Rodney Carroll
George Dotzel ♣
John Ehrat
John Eisenhart
Janet Young Eline
John Eline
Donald Fullman
Stephen Grady
William Griffith
Ida Keller Grinestaff
Thomas Kauffman
Thomas Keller
Elmwood Kuentzler
Kathleen Heltzel Lecompte
Mary Lou Malloy
Edward Masek
Andrea McLaughlin
Daniel Merges
Vera Wagman Peterson
Stephen Pichler
Daniel Quinlivan ♣
Paul Snyder
Michael Staab ♣
Gail Smyser Stees ♣
Joseph Stees ♣
Carol Strine Tutino
Robert Wawer
Theresa Stoltz Whye
Jeffrey Whitman
1971
Joanne Miliziano Bankos
Carol Vasko Bonnet
Thomas Cavanaugh
Gregory Chronister
Josephine Randisi Cianfichi
Debbie McNeil Collare
Steven Flick ♣
Anne Zeigler Friel
Richard Kelly
William Kelly
Elizabeth Lutter
Sheila Walsh McDonald
Frances Gounley Messer
Brenda Ember Neff
Lisa Shuman Quinlivan ♣
David Ryer ♣
John Stambaugh
S. Frances Terroso Surdich
Susan Husson Swedler
Thomas Vranich
Edward Wagman ♣
William Welsh
1972
Mary Jane Beazley ♣
Charles Bentivegna
Terisa Andrews Bucks
Barbara Flick Chapman ♣
Collette Thomas Daryman
Melanie Wagman Deller
Rose Gillo Detter
Joseph Euculano
Debra Baker Hershey
Donna Crimmins Hoffman ♣
Van Hoffman ♣
Timothy Husson
Edward Mann
Paul Masters
Timothy McCann
Rev. Daniel Mitzel
Ann Lehr O’Connor
Ann Pettigrew
Maxanne Dearolf Rearich
James Schneider
Patrick Topper
Susanna Gettys Webb
Terry Webb
William Yohe
1973
Anita Bowser Bentivegna
Grant Brown
Susan Glackin Bruggeman
Carla Campbell Cavanaugh
Jayne Brodbeck Christenson
Daniel Crerand ♣
Clarence Diehl
Sharon Bogden Difilippo
David Heltzel ♣
Sandra Glackin Kauffman
Christopher Kelly † ♣
Gregory Krebs
Barbara Lucia
Virginia Zambito Macintyre
Linda Masterson Martens
James O’Connor
Mary Blier Reynolds
Barbara Green Schaefer
William Schneider
Mari Kelly Shorb
William Shorb
Joseph Strong
Stephen Tuleya
John Wagman ♣
1974
Jeanne Brown Addison ♣
Steven Carr ♣
Thomas Deller
Christine Eline Flick ♣
Gregory Flick ♣
Michael Euculano † ♣
Kevin Harrison
Stephen Kane
Christina Campbell Marsala ♣
Pasquale Marsala ♣
Alicia Berry McMahon ♣
John O’Connor
Diane Crumbling Sargeant
Steven Schumacher
Jeffrey Sentz
Joseph Steelman ♣
Craig Stiles
Jane Yohe Wagman ♣
Thomas White ♣
1975
Sara Beazley
Millard Berry ♣
Matthew Brown
Maria Musti Cook
Diane Sentz Harper
Alice German Hinkle
Analisa Sparler Koch † ♣
Constance Diaczun Law † ♣
Dennis McGowan
Timothy Quigley
William Schrum
Margaret Mann Wherley ♣
Gregory Witmer
Steven Zorbaugh
1976
Mary Shuman Bohn ♣
James Boyle ♣
Teresa Hack Carroll
Nicholas Gounley
Susan Klunk Grove
Mary Brickner Heltzel ♣
Karen Kitching
Jeffrey Lau ♣
Donna Anthony Melhorn
Thomas Ortenzio
Joseph Pichler
Sharon Frey Pichler
Rosa Falci Schaffstall
Melissa Stevens Schneider
Diana Klinedinst Staab ♣
Mary Beth Schmidt Steelman ♣
John Yohe
1977
John Christy
Kathleen Leedy Elliott
Amy Flick Hollister ♣
Diane Javitt Johnston
J. Todd Keating
David Kelly † ♣
Daniel Nardo ♣
Catherine McNamara Prentice
Mary Tuleya Witmer
1978
Michael Allen
Leonard Berry ♣
Barbara Ember Full ♣
Jonathan Gochoco
Patricia Ralph Gochoco
Gregory Hunter
Joseph Keffer
Louise Montoro Kline
Ann Deller Lehmann ♣
William Masek
Lisa Gribbin McGowan
Eileen Masterson Rider
Michael Rider
Darren Surdich
Robert Wernig
1979
Keith Alleyne
Mary Karen Greenawalt Brown
Joseph Crumbling
William Deller
Michael Eline
James Koch
James Leedy ♣
R. Scott McNamara
Jane Gochoco Petty
John Stoltz ♣
Thomas Zielinski ♣
1980
Marie Mingora Bair
John Beazley
Susan Horan Beazley
Stephen Bowman ♣
Chris Boyle ♣
James Forjan ♣
Stephanie McDonald Freed
Arthur Full ♣
William Greenawalt
Kathleen Johnson Harmon
Lawrence Javitt
Jean Paschke Merritt ♣
Jeffrey Merritt♣
John Moran
Donna Bissoli Murphy
Kevin Ochs
Patrick Rose
Pamela Benkert Shaffner
David Stauffer ♣
Douglas Wise
Gerald Wolfe
1981
Matthew Cozzi
John Daniels
Donald Dill
Amy Pasch Erb
Paula Reidinger Garlen
Michael Harrison
Laura Shull Hildebrecht
Dennis Johnson ♣
Cynthia Lesh Kemmerly
James Lambert
Kimberly March
Rebecca Dietrich Moran
Samuel Mundis
Amy Ehehalt Ports
Robina Santaniello
Kristine Miklusek Santucci
Elizabeth Beazley Snyder
Christine Schneider
1982
John Arcuri
Donna Kurek Bankos
Kevin Bankos
Jane Keffer Boyle ♣
Barbara Pioli Bucher ♣
Salvatore Cucchiara
Lisa Geubtner Gehenio
Theresa Lehr Getty
Thomas Greenawalt
Mark Hull
Lori Keith
Thomas Krupa
Laura Moroz Lyter
Francis Mendoza
Robert Moquin
Kathy Wills Mundis
Mary Mahoney Thomas ♣
Joseph Toren
1989
Kristal Abenshon
Michael Bick
Mark Carr
James Citrone
Jennifer Concino ♣
Matthew Falvey ♣
Elizabeth Gentry Freed
Joseph Freed
Kevin Molin ♣
Deborah Bailey Rutter
1983
Robert Citrone ♣
James Deller
Anne Stallman Dougherty
Derrick Fleming
Kelly Gallagher Fleming
Matthew Johnson ♣
Bridget McFadden Linsenman
William Lytle
John Orendorff ♣
1984
Christine Cihak Allen
James Allen
Robert Anderson
Michael Bresnahan
Christine Wagman Byrne
William Doyle
Joseph Falci ♣
Frank Iati
Stephanie Collins Krupa
John McNamara ♣
Suzanne Reed Melby
Gregg Nemtuda
Sallie Shepard Otenasek
David Rizzuto
Michele Williams Stambaugh
Mary Forjan Stewart ♣
1985
Abraham Amoros
Robert Stewart III ♣
Carole Trone
1986
Edward Beazley
Eileen Cavnor
Anna Colletti Chiaverini
Angela Corbo
Michael DePorter
Marlena Lapp Ebersole
Carol Strausbaugh McNamara ♣
Brian Roth
Brian Strong
1987
Lori Kalisky DePorter
Matthew Euclide
Elizabeth Pistner Hanuska
Matthew Keesey
Robert King
Monica Grimek Maloney
Shawn Maloney
Robert Raymond
1988
Karen Sparr Arnold ♣
Karen Lytle Cichon
Nicholas Corbo
Heather Broscious Dick
Kristen Hamilton Dougherty
Patricia Solomon Schuster
David Stewart ♣
Sherry Washington Roland
1990
Heather Brown
LeAnn Arcuri Citrone
Kathleen Falvey Cody
Matthew Corbo
Patrick Dennis
David Garber
Amy Nusbaum Gjerde
Sean Hammond
Christopher Heim ♣
Jennifer Kirtland Jolly
Timothy Lehr
Maryanne Hunt Lockley
Anna Spataro Santamaria
Trent Snyder
Courtney Paskell Stoner
Amy Siegel Wood
1991
Krista Kupres Buckley
Jennifer Hoffmaster Carlson
Heather Hoffman
James Medina
Brian Pearl
Christopher Slegel
David Zimliki
1992
Michael Christopher
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1993
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Mark Thomas
Crissy Washington
1994
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1995
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1996
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1997
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Kyle Poplaski
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1999
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Lee Lenkner
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2000
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Christina Deitch Feuz ♣
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2001
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2002
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2003
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2006
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2008
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2009
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2010
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2012
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2014
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2015
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2017
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2019
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2020
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James* & Marlene Graham
Frederick & Thelma* Greaves
Thomas* & Kelly Greenawalt
William* & Mary Greenawalt
Marc & Kimberly Greenly
Leo & Elaine Gribbin
Jeffrey & Michele Griffin
William* & Elaine Griffith
Timothy & Susan* Grove
Vincent* & Sandra Gurreri
Lawrence and Hyang Ji Guzzardi ♣
Charles Haas
Charles & M. Michele Haas
James* & Judi Haberstroh
Bernard* & Flo Hagarman
Shannon Hallisey
Kenneth & Rita* Halverson
Pete & Barbara Hamilton
Sean* & Miriam Hammond
JT & Kathy Hand
Louis & Joann* Hano
John & Elizabeth* Hanuska
Harry* & Linda Hamilton
Patrick & Bernadine Hare
Leo & Kathleen* Harmon
Wayne & Diane* Harper
Kevin* & Jill Harrison
Michael* & Cynthia Harrison
Andrew Hartman
Robert & Norma* Heap
Michael* & Pat Heidler ♣
Dale & Jeanne* Hein
Jerry & Debra* Hershey
Guy & Rosa Hickey
Joseph & Christine Higgins
Richard* & Dolores Hildebrand
Kevin & Alice* Hinkle
Richard & Yvonne* Hoff
Peter & Kathleen* Hoffer
Heather Hoffman* & Christopher
Woltcheck
James* & Dianne Hoffman
Robert & Robbie Hoffman ♣
Marlin & Gladys* Hoke
John & Amy* Hollister ♣
Mary & Mike Holmes
Kara Hood
Benjamin & Anne Hoover
Mark* & Darcey Hull
Cletus* & Hope Hunt
Timothy* & Barbara Husson
Frances Iati
Frank* & Christina Iati
Betty Irving
Joel* & Sandra Itzoe
Dan & Nicole Ivovich
Kevin & Selina Jackson
Richard & Barbara* Jacobs
Paula Jacobus
Robert & Cecilia* James
Lawrence* & Kimberly Javitt
Nathan & Rebecca Jellum
Dennis* & Rosemary Johnson ♣
George Johnson ♣
Matthew* & Mary Beth Johnson ♣
Eric & Diane* Johnston
Michael & Barbara* Jones
John* & Marcia Kadilak
Bernard & Marilyn Kalisky
Walter*† & Marion Kalreider ♣
Stephen* & Glenda Kane
Kristian & Kelly Karpulk
Herbert & Elizabeth* Kauffman
Steven & Sandra* Kauffman
Thomas* & Kimberly Kauffman
Harry* & Jean Keating
Linda Keener ♣
Joseph* & Kristine Keffer
Robert* & Mary Keller
Thomas* & Lynn Keller
Dennis & Connie Kelly ♣
Richard † & Dorothy † Kelly ♣
Richard & Marilyn Kelly
Richard* & Susan Kelly
William* & Lesleigh Kelly
John & Cynthia* Kemmerly
Randy & Debra Kemp
Edwin & Maryann Kendall
Daniel & Chris Kennedy
Andrew & Diane Kepner
Robert & M. Kathryn* Kessler
Rosemary Ketchur
Mary Kettl
Edward & Deborah Khayat ♣
Francis & Jennifer Kibler ♣
John & Elizabeth* Kilgallen
Lynn & Deborah King
Robert* & Amanda King
Robert & Anne* Kinsley ♣
John & Jane* Kircher
Joanne Kistler-Gruver
Gregory & Beth Kleb
Louis* & Barbara Klein ♣
Jason & Louise* Kline
Maurice & Lynda Knauer
Bob & Elizabeth* Knerr
Robert & Analisa* † Koch ♣
James* & Paula Koch
Fred & Rosemarie Kocher
John & Karen Kohl
Ronald & Elizabeth* Kohler
Frederick & Betty* Kopf
Joseph* & Kathryn Korsak
Frederick & Margaret* Krepps
Mary Ann Kresen
James & Patti Krigbaum
John & Marie Krueger
Joseph & Betty Kuczynski
Elmwood* & Judith Kuentzler
Raymond & Kay* Kuhn
Francis & Helen Kunicki
Carmella Lacesa
James* & Stacy Lambert
Cheryl Land
H. Walter* & Marie Lang
Terry & Jane* Langeheine
Gerald & Susan* Lapp-Mellot
Michael* & Joann Larkin
Jeffrey* & Linda Lau ♣
Ted & Carol* Lau
Samuel & Jeanne Laucks
Daniel & Shelli Laux
Samuel Lavetan ♣
Gerald & Leona* Leahy
Robert* & Judy Lease
Stanton & Jane Lebouitz ♣
John & Kathleen* Lecompte
James* & Julie Leedy ♣
Eric & Jennifer Leese
Cody Lehmann ♣
George & Ann* Lehmann ♣
Timothy* & Janelle Lehr
Robert & Ruth* Leicht
John Leigey ♣
Cheryl Leiser
Anne Lengle † ♣
James Lengle ♣
Irvin & Margaret Lengle ♣
Susan Lengle ♣
Thomas Lengle ♣
Garrett Lent
Ralph & Deanna* Letendre
Angelene Levine ♣
Charles Levine
Andre & Laurie Lijoi
Neal & Christa* Liptak
Michael & Maryanne* Lockley
John Logan
Robert & Barbara* Lookingbill
Donald* & Norma Jean LoPiccolo
Michael & Elizabeth Loser
John & Ann Luciani ♣
Michael* & Barbara Ludwick
Anthony & Diane Lupinetti
G. Mark* & Susan Lutter
Jim & Laura* Lyter
William* & Sharon Lytle
Norbert & Barbara Maas
Bruce & Virginia* Macintyre
Chester & Alice* Madzalen
John & Nancy Maize
Pierre & Bernadette* Major
William* & Phyllis Mangold
Edward* & Elaine Mann
Edward & Marguerita Mann
Robert* † & Deborah Mann ♣
David & Theresa* Marcello
Dolores Marci
Harold & Beverly Markley
Richard & Mary Marks
Craig & Linda* Martens
Charles & Juliana* Martin
David* & Barbara Martin
David & Mary Ellen* Martin ♣
Herbert* & Mary Martin
Jeffrey & MJ Martin
Joanne Martin
Edward* & Catherine Masek
William* & Kathleen Masek
Paul* & Susan Masters
Patrick Masterson † ♣
Laurence & Patricia* McBride
Timothy* & Martha McCann
Leroy & Janet McCarthy
James* & Janice McCleaf
Michael & Elizabeth* McClure
John & Therese McConville ♣
Gregory & Sheila* McDonald
Lee & Laverne* McDonald
Joseph & Patricia McEvoy
Thomas & Kathy McGann ♣
Douglas & Mary* McGaw
Chuck & Kim McGowan
Joseph* † & Mary McGowan ♣
Tracey McGraw
John & Mary Beth McGreevy ♣
Mary Lynn McGuinness
Mark & Eileen McKeague
Frank & Jane McKee
Lester & Rita* McLane
Dennis & Alicia* McMahon ♣
Brian & Julie McMurray
Joseph & Stacy McNamara
R. Scott* & Debra McNamara
Charles & Janice* McNeal
James* & Stacy Medina
Jin Jou Meighen
George* & Dolores Melbert
Eric & Suzanne* Melby
Glenda Merritt
Cecelia Mezza
Michael & Susan Miller
Kevin* & Cathy Molin ♣
Robert & Elizabeth* Molin ♣
Cindy Molinaro
Gregory & Nance Montgomery
Jacques Moore ♣
Michael Moritz ♣
Ann Moyer † ♣
Emil & Mary* Muller
Eugene* & Marie Munchel
Francis* & Leona Munchel
Eric & Paige Mundy
Ricardo & Diana Murillo
Joyce Murphy
Kevin & Jennifer* Murphy
Michael & Donna* Murphy
Kenneth & Laura* Myers
Lou Rene Myers
Michael Myers
Sean & Amy Myers
Daniel* & Susan Nardo ♣
A. Joseph Nattans
Daniel & Brenda* Neff
Jack & Toni Neiman
Marie Nelson
Gregg* & Michelle Nemtuda
Frederick* & Paula Neuer ♣
Charles* & Carol Newman
F. Richard* & Karen Nichol
William* & Barbara Noone ♣
Ralph & Carolyn Obermeier
Donna O’Callaghan
Kevin* & Rhonda Ochs
Robert & Margaret* O’Connell
Sharon O’Malley
John & Sandee O’Neill
Thomas* & Gina Ortenzio
Richard & Sallie* Otenasek
Wayne & Nancy* Owen
Hugh & Linda Palmer
Steve & Julie Pandelidis
Joseph & Domenica* Pantano
John & Dolores Paolin
Frank & Mary Paolantonio ♣
William & Cheryl* Parker ♣
Dante & Brenda Parrini ♣
Craig & Lisa Pate
Michael Patrick ♣
Marty & Cynthia* Pattison
Charles & Martha Pavlick
Gregory & Christine Pawlikowski
Richard & Patricia Peach
Brian* & Cindy Pearl
Thomas & Cathy Pendergast
Frank & Kathleen* Penn
Irvin & Leona* Peterson
Stephen* & Paula Petrany
Charles Petron
Charles* & Sandy Petron
Evan & Jane* Petty
Michael & Darnelle Phillips
Joseph* & Wendy Pichler
Tom & Mary Ann* Pinkerton
Louis Pioli ♣
Charles & Mary Jane Pistner
Kim Pollock
Kyle* & Alison Poplaski
John & Amy* Ports
David & Karen* Potter
Angelo & Gina Prego
Rodney & Catherine* Prentice
Harold & Grace* Pressel
Antonio & Donna Prezioso
Harlowe & Susan Prindle
James & Madalyn Pucciarelli
Stephen & Nikki Pugliano
Timothy* & Karen Quigley
Joseph & Dyan Rader
Paul* & Tina Raineri
Benjamin & Kathleen* Randle
Florence Rappaport ♣
Daniel & Beth Ratchford
Dennis & Darlene* Raver
Steven & Maxanne* Rearich
Thomas & Lore Reed
Donald & Marcia Reihart
Robert* & Bonnie Reineberg
Ronald & Anne Reinhard
David & Mary* Reynolds
Carl & Anna Mae* Richard
John & Patsy Richards ♣
Michael & Linda* Ries
David & Kristen Rieth ♣
Ronald & Judith* Ritter
David* & Melissa Rizzuto
Peg Rizzuto
Stephen & Virginia* Rizzuto
Robert* † & Laurel Robinson ♣
Clyde & Rose* Rodgers
Dave & Karen Rodski
Patrick* & Karen Rose
Brian* & Jill Roth
David* & Bonnie Rothert
Gilmore & Sara Rothrock
Timothy* & Sandra Royer
Robert & Jane* Ruppel
Eugene & Joanne* Rutter
Todd & Deborah* Rutter
Roy & Dolores* Sanders
Frances Sansone ♣
Nicholas & Anna* Santamaria
Joseph & Kristine* Santucci
Philip & Joanna Saponaro
Thomas & Diane* Sargeant
Thomas Sarosky & Elizabeth Imboden
Fr. Jonathan Sawicki
John & Barbara* Schaefer
John & Lana Schafer
Roger & Pamela* Shaffner
Thomas & Rosa* Schaffstall
John* † & Margaret Schellenberger ♣
Paul & Linda Schendel
Frederick* & Carol Schiding
William* & Carol Schintz ♣
Mary Schlager
Suzanne Schmidt ♣
James & Barbara Schmitt ♣
Jeffrey & Carleen Schneck
Anthony* † & Dorcas Schneider ♣
Edward* & Donna Schneider
Henry* † & Margaret Schneider ♣
Kris & Kathy Schrann
John David & Patricia* Schuster
Thomas* & Joyce Schwartzer
James & Maryetta* Schweitzer
Oscar & Patricia* Seager
Jeffrey* & Cathy Sentz
William & Adrienne* Seufert
Thomas & Sara Sharlow
Barbara Sheaffer
Andrew Shearer
Craig & Angela* Sheffer
Paul & Jane Shellenberger
Alexander Shorb ♣
Basil* & Constance Shorb ♣
George* & Elizabeth Shorb ♣
Allen & Elizabeth* Shue
Thomas & Sue Shultz
Charles Simon
John* & Carol Sipe
Mark & Linda Skehan ♣
Donald & Carole Slonaker
Christopher* & Linda Slegel
James* & Cindy Slobozien
David & Sandra* Small
Earl Smeich † ♣
Eric & Lisa Smith
Gerald*† & Nancy Smith
John & Joan* Smith
Mark & Mary Smith ♣
Mary Ann Smith
Mary Louise Smith ♣
Richard & Mary Smith
Roy & Magdalene* Smith
Shayne Smith
Steve & Lisa Smith
Sue Smith
Thomas* † & Mary Louise Smith ♣
James & Helen Smolko
James & Mary* Smoot
Alan & Amy Snook
John & Elizabeth* Snyder
Richard & Phyllis* Snyder
Walter & Susanne* Snyder
Dan & So Hyang Sotirescu
Georgia Sparler † ♣
John & Sara* Spangler
Michael & Catherine Staats
John* & Priscilla Stambaugh
Timothy & Michele* Stambaugh
Charles* & Michele Staub ♣
Donald & Patricia* Staub
David* & Kathleen Stauffer ♣
Angela Stebbings
Joseph & Joan* Stephens
Gary* & Angela Stewart ♣
Lewis & Elsa Stewart
Robert* & Mary Stewart
Terrance* & Linda Stewart ♣
Thomas & Susan Stich
Craig* & Susan Stiles
John* & Kimberly Stoltz ♣
Cindy Stoltzfus
Paul & Courtney* Stoner
Thomas* & Dolly Strausbaugh ♣
Michael* & Laura Strine ♣
Patrick & Karen Strine
Robert Strine
Brian* & Andrea Strong
Joseph* & Greta Strong
Elmwood & Linda* Suereth
Sean & Angela Summers
Nicholas & Kathryn* Swaika
Ronald & Sylvia* Swanson
William & Susan* Swedler
Donald Swope
Christopher Sztam
William Talbert ♣
Angela Tassia ♣
John* & Carolyn Tassia
Tim & Krista Tate
Thomas & Lori Thole
David & Mary* Thomas ♣
Carmelita Tomich
William & Nancy* Thompson
Patrick* & Deborah Topper
Joseph* & Karen Toren
Howard & Joanne Trapeni
M.L. Treuthart
Michael & Tracey Trott ♣
Robert* & Joan Tuleya
Stephen* & Holly Tuleya
George & Carol* Tutino
George* & Patricia Tutino
Degno* & Charlotte Valenti
Jeffrey & Stacia VanHeuklon
James & Marie Vizzard ♣
Edward* & Sally Wagman ♣
Mary Wagman † ♣
John* & Loretta Wagaman
Roy Wainwright
Edward* & Kathleen Walsh ♣
William & Linda* Walthour ♣
William & Mary Walters
Robert & Michelle Warner
Stephen & Cathy Warrington
Benjamin & Shirley Washington
Michael & Susan Weaver
Robert* & Barbara Ann Wernig
Michael* & Molly Wertz ♣
Nathan & Megan Wertz
D. Franklin Wherley ♣
Donald & Genevieve* Whitehaus
Metza Whiteley
Jeffrey* & Cindy Whitman
Ray Wilson
Vaughn & Madeline* Winter
Bernadette Wise ♣
Douglas* & Barbara Wise
Judy Wisman
William* & Nancy Wisman
Wayne & Mary* Wisner
James & Doris Witkowski ♣
Kenneth* & Barbara Witmer
Nancy Woehr
Andrew & Elizabeth* Wolf
Norman & Joan* Wurzbach
Romayne Yanek
Robert & Patricia Yinger
Carol Yohe
John* & Veda Yohe
William* & Annette Yohe
Joseph & Deborah Yula
John & Catherine Zales
Kenneth* & Lynn Zehnder
John & Ann Zelenznock
Thomas* & Patricia Zielinski ♣
Joseph & Annemarie Zilligen ♣
Charles & Jean Zimliki ♣
David* & Lana Zimliki
Walter & Ann Zimmerman
Charles Zitnick ♣
Steven* & Susan Zorbaugh
Businesses
Accu Pad Inc.
Ahold Financial Services ♣
Amazon Smile
American Home Bank ♣
Apple Motors, Inc. ♣
Automotive of York, INC
Barclays Team
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Baron Food Group, Inc.
Basile Insurance Agency, LLC
Berkshire Hathaway Homesale Realty ♣
Best Dressed Associates, Inc.
Block Business Solutions
Bob Hoffman Foundation ♣
Brenneman Notary & Messenger Service
Buccaneer Data Services, LLC ♣
of York ♣
Center for Traffic Safety
Chick-Fil-A
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc./York
Sales Center ♣
Community Banks ♣
Community Support Campaign
Costco Wholesale
Cybergrants, Inc. Travelers
Support Center
Dataforma, Inc.
Datum Filing Systems ♣
Dogwatch Hidden Fence
East York Columbian Home - K of C ♣
ElBe Photography ♣
Ettline Foods ♣
Family Tree Farm
Flynn & O’Hara Uniform Company ♣
GarberPalcko, Inc.
GE Foundation
Glatfelter Insurance Group ♣
GrafikAmerica, Inc.
Graham Foundation ♣
Guggenheim Partners, LLC
Harley-Davidson
Heidler Roofing Services, Inc.
Hershey Country Club
Hershey Creamery Co.
Hooper Enterprises
Hospice & Community Care
Hunter Hill Orthodontic
I B Abel Inc. ♣
Immaculate Conception Parish
Jack Giambalvo Family of Dealerships
Jack Giambalvo Motor Co.
John W. Keffer Funeral Home Inc.
Johnston & Associates, Inc.
Katherman, Briggs & Greenberg
Kinsley Construction ♣
Knights of Saint Paul
L.S. Lee, Inc. ♣
Lamar Advertising ♣
Licatese & Sons Barber Shop & Salon
Little School Animal Hospital
Lopez McHugh, LLP
Maple Donuts, Inc. ♣
Mid-Atlantic Seeds ♣
Misericordia Convalescent
Monarch Products Company, Inc. ♣
North Muddy Fish & Game Assoc.
Old Dutch Homeowners Assoc. at
Stone Hill
P. H. Glatfelter Company ♣
PAA Foundation ♣
Patrick Organization
Patton Veterinary Hospital and Patton
Cat Hospital
Penn Air & Hydraulics Corp. ♣
Pennsylvania Cable and
Telecommunications Foundation ♣
Peoples Bank, A Codorus Valley
Company ♣
Perform Group ♣
Pizza al Bacio
Precision Distribution Consulting
Prince Athletic Association
Ragland & Moses
Raytheon ♣
Ream Roofing Associates Inc.
Ream, Carr, Markey & Woloshin
Reynolds Restoration Services, Inc.
Ripwood Lacrosse
Roche Financial, Inc.
Rutter’s Farm Store ♣
Sealtight Parking Lot Maintenance
Shipley Energy
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Sigafoose & Jackson Chiropractic
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Six South Sunshine Fund
Springwood Dental Associates
St. Joseph Holy Name Society
Stewart & Tate, Inc. ♣
Stewart Companies/Foundation ♣
Susquehanna Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C. ♣
Susquehanna Pfaltzgraff ♣
Susquehanna Valley Women’s
Health Care
SweetFrog Premium Frozen Yogurt
T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving
Target
Tee to Green Grounds Management
Company
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
The UPS Store
The York Water Company ♣
United Tactical
Utz Quality Foods, Inc. ♣
Vanguard Group Foundation
Verizon Foundation
W. Dale Brougher Foundation ♣
Whelan Family Fund of York County
Community Foundation ♣
White Rose Bar & Grill
Wickey’s Caterers ♣
York Building Products Company ♣
York Catholic Athletic Association ♣
York College of Pennsylvania ♣
York Newspaper Company ♣
York Revolution Professional Baseball
York Smile Care
YourCause
EITC/OSTC Corporate Donors
Company ♣
The Maria Society
Donors remembering YC through
planned gifts and/or estate gifts valued
at $10,000 or more are members of
our new planned gift society The Maria
Society. Donors who remember York
Catholic through Planned Gifts and/or
Estate gifts (valued at $10,000 or more)
are members of The Maria Society (as
well as the Gaelic Society).
J. Patrick* † & Linda Clark M
Florence Koch* † ♣ M
Anita Marie Mann* ♣ M
Elizabeth Masek* † ♣ M
Gloria Staab* † ♣ M
Gaelic Society
Welcome to new members inducted
in 2015. The Gaelic Society is York
Catholic’s leadership gift society.
Formerly named the Gaelic Club,
this lifetime gift society recognizes
contributions of $10,000 and above to
YC (one time gift, cumulative giving
and/or estate intention).
Anonymous ♣
B. Elizabeth Angelo Estate* ♣
Mary Jane Beazley ’72 ♣
Daniel & Kerry China ♣
Frank & Jennifer Kibler ♣
Anita Marie Mann ’65 ♣ M
Company ♣
Rutter’s Farm Store ♣
Utz Quality Foods ♣
Mystical Rose Society
Annual contributions of $1,000 or above
received this past fiscal year.
Anonymous* ♣
Ahold Financial Services
Robert Anderson*
B. Elizabeth Angelo Estate* † ♣
Lee & Karen* Arnold ♣
H. Lee* & Joan* Bainbridge ♣
Stephen* & Joanne* Bankos
William &Nancy Banta
Norman & Tina Basso ♣
Ned & Jodi Bauhof
Edward* & Maria Beazley
Mary Jane Beazley* ♣
Michael Bick* & Reese Waggoner-Bick
Robert & Mary* Bohn ♣
Charles Borgel † ♣
Edward & Wendy Brauer
Ginny Bupp
Randall* & Susan* Byrnes
Rev. Keith Carroll*
of York ♣
Jennifer Concino* ♣
Salvatore Cucchiara*
Thomas* & Susanne Dimelow
Courtney Di-Tullio
East York Columbian Home - K of C ♣
Joseph* & Elizabeth* Freed
Arthur* & Barbara* Full ♣
Joseph* & Suzanne Geubtner
Jack & Angelyn Giambalvo ♣
Glatfelter Insurance Group ♣
John A. Golgan Estate † ♣
GrafikAmerica, Inc.
Charles Haas
Michael* & Pat Heidler ♣
Christopher Heim* ♣
Guy & Rosa Hickey
Robert & Robbie Hoffman ♣
Immaculate Conception Parish
Jack Giambalvo Motor Co.
Paula Jacobus
Dennis* & Rosemary Johnson ♣
Johnston & Associates, Inc.
Kristian & Kelly Karpulk
Katherman, Briggs & Greenberg
Richard* & Susan Kelly
Louis* & Barbara Klein ♣
Maurice & Lynda Knauer
Knights of Saint Paul
Florence Koch* † ♣ M
Daniel & Shelli Laux
Donald* & Norma Jean LoPiccolo
Daniel Malloy*
David & Mary Ellen* Martin ♣
Elizabeth Masek* † ♣ M
Thomas & Kathy McGann ♣
John & Mary Beth McGreevy ♣
Frank & Jane McKee
Jeffrey* & Jean* Merritt♣
F. Richard* & Karen Nichol
Ralph & Carolyn Obermeier
P. H. Glatfelter Company ♣
Dante & Brenda Parrini ♣
Company ♣
Prince Athletic Association
Donald & Marcia Reihart
Thomas Sarosky & Elizabeth Imboden
William* & Carol Schintz ♣
Suzanne Schmidt
Margaret Schneider
Basil* & Constance Shorb ♣
Mark & Mary Smith ♣
St. Joseph Holy Name Society
Gloria Staab* † ♣ M
Michael* & Diana* Staab ♣
David* & Mary* Stewart ♣
Robert Stewart Jr.* ♣
Stewart Companies/Foundation ♣
Susquehanna Valley Women’s
Health Care
T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving
Target
Vanguard Group Foundation
Verizon Foundation
W. Dale Brougher Foundation ♣
Edward* & Sally Wagman ♣
Mary Ann Snyder Whelan* ♣
Whelan Family Fund of York County
Community Foundation ♣
White Rose Bar & Grill
Faculty & Staff
Kelly Anderson
Janet Bajor
Kevin Bankos*
Roxanne Castellanos
Pamela Clinton
Debbie McNeil Collare*
Maida Connor
Richard Eline*
Terri Eline
Jill Eppley Euclide*
Matthew Euclide*
James Forjan ♣
Sheila Gick
Kathy Hand
Elizabeth (Pistner) Hanuska*
Heather Hoffman*
Nicole Ivovich
Lori Keith*
Debra Kemp
Fred Kocher
Rosemarie Kocher
Marie Krueger
Tracey McGraw
Michael McGuiness*
Cecelia Mezza
Nance Montgomery
Carolyn Obermeier
Fr. Jonathan Sawicki
Christine Schneider*
Adrienne (Doyle) Seufert*
Michael Staab* ♣
Carlo Stebbings*
Tracey Trott ♣
Megan Wertz
Tributes
In Memory Of
Ana D. Amoros-Knaub
Abraham Amoros ‘85
Merle & Joanne Anderson
Robert Anderson ‘84
Sister Gilmary Beagle
Catherine Beagle
James & Marion Bush
Thomas & Rosemary Czaus
Samantha Czaus ‘12
Felicia DeMass
Vincent Fayock
Betty Irving
Samuel & Jeanne Laucks
John & Nancy Maize
Patrick Montgomery ‘12
Wilkins Montgomery ‘09
Joyce Murphy
Jeffrey & Stacia VanHeuklon
Frank Benkert III ‘77
Roger & Pamela ’80 Shaffner
Camilla Burk
J. Patrick Clark ‘59
Brian & Jeanne ‘74 Addison
Jeffrey & Maria ‘75 Cook
Frank & Rebecca Countess
John & Deborah Flinchbaugh
James Forjan
Edwin & Maryann Kendall
Mary Ann Kresen
Tom & Mary Ann Pinkerton
David ’88 & Mary ’84 Stewart
Cynthia Witt
Tim Dannemiller
John D’Ottavio
Rita Mitzel D’Ottavio ‘68
Joseph Fitzgerald
William & Barbara Moncuse
Patricia Watson Forjan ‘56
James Forjan
James Gallagher ‘39
Mary Gallagher Seale ‘41
Paul Gallagher
Paul & Jane Shellenberger
Frank Giuffrida
Jim & Nina ’65 Argento
Frank & Martha Grady
Stephen ’70 & Patti Grady
Gene Gurgiolo
Anna Mae Husson
Timothy ’72 & Barbara Husson
Mary Johnson
Frank & Teresa Angeleri
Robert & Gina Arancio
James & Barbara Augustine
Robert & Fran Baker
Barclays Team
Edward & Jean Becker
Earl & Marguerite Bernstine
Mary Ann Bianchini
Robert & Mary ‘76 Bohn
Kevin Brown
Jay & Elizabeth Burch
Vincent ‘63 & Kathryn ‘63 Butera
Charles & Dorothy Butler
Randall ‘69 & Susan ‘69 Byrnes
Richard Carbone
Thomas Cassidy
Jeffrey Cohen
Kerri Connellan
Joseph Corcoran
Michaeline Cuffaro ‘53
Robert & Patricia Davis
Joseph & Patricia Deerin
Aladino & Kathleen Deiuliis
Joseph DePasquale
William & Dorothy Devitt
Courtney Di-Tullio
Lynne Eitel
William & Patricia Eyster
Kevin & Elizabeth Fagan
Sarah Falvey ‘95
John & Ginger Finlayson
Jack Fisher
Linda FItzgerald
James & Mary Anne Flanagan
Will Ford
James Forjan
William Fullerton
Bart & Mary Galella
Barbara Garzon
Timothy & Dawn Genirs
Jack & Angelyn Giambalvo
Marc & Kimberly Greenly
Guggenheim Partners, LLC
Charles Haas
Patrick & Bernadine Hare
Kara Hood
Benjamin & Anne Hoover
Jack Giambalvo Family of Dealerships
John ‘52 & J. Mary ‘52 Keffer
Richard & Marilyn Kelly
Edward & Deborah Khayat
Lynn & Deborah King
Joanne Kristler-Gruver
Gregory & Beth Kleb
Joseph & Betty Kuczynski
Francis & Helen Kunicki
Carmella LaCesa
Robert ’55 & Jane ’58 Landis
Charles Levine
Andre & Laurie Lijoi
Lopez McHugh, LLP
Anthony & Diane Lupinetti
Dolores Marci
Harold & Beverly Markley
Leroy & Janet McCarthy
Joseph & Patricia McEvoy
Dennis ’75 & Lisa ’78 McGowan
Joseph & Stacy McNamara
Jin Jou Meighen
Eric & Suzanne ’84 Melby
Cindy Molinaro
Lou Rene Myers
Michael Myers
Sean & Amy Myers
North Muddy Fish & Game Assoc.
Donna O’Callaghan
Old Dutch Homeowners Assoc. at
Stone Hill
Thomas ’76 & Gina Ortenzio
Steve & Julie Pandelidis
John & Dolores Paolin
Richard & Patricia Peach
Thomas & Cathy Pendergast
Harlowe & Susan Prindle
James & Madalyn Pucciarelli
Ronald & Anne Reinhard
John & Patsy Richards
Roche Financial, Inc.
Gilmore & Sara Rothrock
Robina Santaniello ‘81
Mary Schlager
William & Adrienne ‘96 Seufert
Thomas & Sara Sharlow
George ‘65 & Elizabeth Shorb
Six South Sunshine Fund
Donald & Carole Slonaker
Richard & Mary Smith
James & Helen Smolko
Alan & Amy Snook
Dan & So Hyang Sotirescu
Michael & Catherine Staats
Patrick & Karen Strine
Susquehanna Valley Women’s Health Care
Christopher Sztam
Howard & Joanne Trapeni
Stephen & Cathy Warrington
Metza Whiteley
Ray Wilson
John & Ann Zeleznock
Joseph & Annemarie Zilligen
Larry Julius
Richard ’66 & Mary ’68 Arcuri
Robert & Susan Boyle
William Carpenter
Donald & Lois ‘52 Crumbling
Sarah Falvey ‘95
Douglas ’66 & Nancy ’66 Fitzpatrick
Andrew Shearer
Nancy Woehr
Robert & Patricia Yinger
Spencer Kubala ‘12
John ‘52 & J. Mary ’52 Keffer
Richard Keffer ‘51
Donald & Lois ’52 Crumbling
Dolores Deller
James Forjan
Eric & Lisa Smith
Joseph & Joan ’52 Stephens
Christopher Kelly ‘73
Grant Brown ‘73
Robert Kelly ‘75
David & Kelly Ennis
John M. Kupres Jr. ‘68
Christopher & Krista Buckley ‘91
Stephen Leiser
Cheryl Leiser
Donald Swope
Duke Mann ‘44
Kelly Mann ‘80
Gesua Mingora ‘56
Andrew Mingora ‘55
Earl Nolin ‘46
Mary Kate Dick ‘20
Edmund Dick
Paul Dick ‘17
Edmund Dick
Charles Hawn
Patricia Hawn Daley ‘52
Marty Miklusek ‘82
Kristine Santucci ‘81
Fr. Louis Petruha
Kyle Smink
Robert & Melissa Derowski
Ward Walsh ‘64
Charles Simon
* Alumni
† Deceased
♣ Gaelic Society Member
M The Maria Society Member
Please know all donations are greatly
appreciated. Every attempt has been
made to avoid mistakes in this listing,
however, if you notice an error, please
accept our apologies and contact
the YCHS Advancement Office at
717- 846-8871 x51 so we may
correct our records. Thank you.
Paul Pavlik ‘62
Carol Pavlik Roth ‘60
Michael Sibol ‘61
Josephine Fregapane Sibol ‘62
John Schmitt ‘75
James & Barbara Schmitt
Dorothy Messman Schneider ‘32
Edward Schneider ‘34
Michael Schneider ‘59
Edward ’57 and Donna Schneider
Henry Schneider ‘38
Margaret Schneider
Victoria Sciarrabba ‘50
Michael & Elizabeth Loser
William Snyder
Joseph Topley Jr.
Christopher & Deborah Beall
John Watson ‘61
Lawrence Watson ‘59
Ann Spiese Wainwright ‘61
Roy Wainwright
Susan J. Wickenheiser
Angela Corbo ‘86
Donald Yohe ‘49
Carol Yohe
In Honor Of
James & Regina Austin
Jennifer Concino ‘89
Matthew ’81 & Paige Cozzi
Albert Cozzi
Matthew ’81 & Paige Cozzi
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CLASS NOTES
class notes
Teresa (Kotzman) Rose ’35 says she enjoys every issue
of Greensleeves and is impressed with how far the school
has come since its start at St. Mary’s on South George
Street.
Naomi (Brasch) Schiding ‘38 celebrated her 96th
birthday with her “York Catholic Girls” whom she worked
with during her 25+ years at York Catholic. Shown left to
right, front row, are Jackie (Snyder) Stubbs ’82, Naomi,
Iona Conlon; back row, Roxanne Castellanos, Barb (Pioli)
Bucher ’82, Deb Hess, Lori Keith ’82, Ann Clinton.
Sister Loretta Francis Mann ‘47
Kim (Hamm) McDonald ’97 and her husband,
Ryan, welcomed a son, Luke Charles, to their family
last October. Luke joins big brother, Hunter, age 7,
and big sister, Samantha, age 5.
Mary (Bell) McGaw ’65 is enjoying 3
grandchildren, Ian, age 8; Caty, age 6;
and Kristen age 6.
The McDonald Family
Marialyce Swank ’67 retired from
Community Progress Council, Inc. in
2015 after 30 years.
Naomi Schiding ‘38
Sister Loretta Francis Mann ’47 retired from full time
education and now spends her time volunteering at St.
Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT where she is a Cuddler
in the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit. She provides
comfort to the infants during times when their parents
can’t be there and has created long-lasting friendships
with the families. She says it’s the best job she ever had.
She was recently featured in the Sisters of Saint Francis
of Philadelphia News magazine. A link to the article can
be found on Alumni & Friends page of the YC website at
www.yorkcatholic.org.
Rita (Kurtz) McLane ’50 and her husband, Lester, are the great-grandparents of
Brynn Ellen Lippy, born in January.
Bonita Crone ’58 volunteers to work with kindergartners and 2nd graders at an
elementary school in Columbia, PA.
Ward Walsh ‘64 was the grand marshal of the
York St. Patrick’s Day Parade in March. He and
his extended family, Clan Walsh, have been a
part of the parade for many years. Clan Walsh
includes his wife, Kathleen, and children, Ned
Walsh ‘91, Mieke (Walsh) Driscoll ‘94, and
Reid (Walsh) Nahass ‘95.
Kathleen & Ward Walsh ‘64
Mike Strong ’64 and his wife, Mardie (Foster) Strong ’65, celebrated their 50th
Wedding Anniversary this year. Their first date was to a Baltimore Orioles game
at the old Memorial Stadium and they’re still rooting for the O’s! And the YC
Irish!
Brenda (Hagarman Long) DeLauder ’65
married Charles DeLauder, Jr. in February
aboard the Carnival Cruise ship, “Sensation”
before sailing to a Bahama honeymoon. They
reside in Sebastian, FL.
Joe Alfano ’69 is the official farrier
of the HITS “Horseshows in the Sun”
Ocala Winter Circuit which runs 12
weeks and ends with the Furusiyya
FEI Nations Cup CSIO4 and the Great
American #1 Million Grand Prix. Joe
has been a blacksmith who puts shoes
on horses for over 40 years.
Kirsten (Harteis) Spence ’84 cheered
on her daughter, Neely Spence
Gracey, who was the top female
American finisher at this year’s Boston
Marathon.
Brian Roth ’86 is having a great time
in Carlsbad, CA. He says watching his
son start to wrestle in high school and
his daughter star in her school musical
brings back many fond memories
of YC.
Dominic Colombo ’10 earned his
BS degree in Criminal Justice from
California University of PA in 2014. This past May, he graduated
from the Richmond, VA Police Academy where he was
awarded the Firearm Proficiency Award and the Nancy White
Thomas Award which is given to the cadet who demonstrated
outstanding proficiency in all areas as voted by his instructors.
Dominic is currently employed by the Richmond City Police
Department.
Josh Hushon ’99 (far left)
Dominic Colombo ‘10
Jacob Baum ’11 graduated from the Army Corp of Engineers
Officers Training in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri as a Second
Lieutenant in May. He will continue his military obligation in
the Army Reserves in Ft Meade, MD. Jacob graduated from
Penn State Harrisburg in the fall of 2015 on an Army ROTC
scholarship with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Kaitlyn Morrow ‘12 was a dancer in the Penn
State University THON 2016. THON is the
Jacob Baum ‘11
largest student run philanthropy in the world.
It is a yearlong effort to raise funds and awareness for the fight
against pediatric cancer. Kaitlyn was one of 708 dancers at
the Bryce Jordan Center who stood for 46 hours with no sleep
to raise $9,770,332 for the 4 Diamonds Fund at Penn State
Hershey Medical Center. Kaitlyn has been a member of the
Operations Committee and Boulevard Committee of THON.
She is beginning her 5th year at Penn State, University Park
Main Campus, majoring in Biological Engineering.
Jennifer (Hoffmaster) Carlson ’91
has been hired as the Executive
Director of Wyck Historic House,
Garden & Farm in the Germantown
section of Philadelphia, PA.
Eric Bainbridge ’96 and his wife,
Shana, welcomed their first child,
Brooks Lorraine, in May. Her proud
grandparents, Lee ’70 and Joan
(Galloway) Bainbridge ’70, along
with uncles, Jason Bainbridge ’94
and Marc Bainbridge ’98 are excited
to welcome this beautiful baby girl.
Josh Hushon ’99 was part of a Cargill dairy
marketing team that won 4 national agri-marketing
awards, including “Best of Show,” from the National
Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) in April. The
Feed Your Dreams campaign was recognized as the
Best National Multimedia campaign and Best of
Show for Advertising. These are two of the highest
honors awarded in agriculture marketing annually.
More than 1,350 entries competed.
Maggie Allen ’15, with the help of
Madison Daugherty ‘15, Megan
Ritchie ’15, and seventeen other
students, has started a Duquesne
University Love Your Melon Campus
Crew. Love Your Melon is an apparel
brand run by college students across
America that is on a mission to donate
hats to every child in America that is
battling cancer. 50% of net proceeds
go to CureSearch and the Pinky Swear
Foundation in order to fund cancer
research and provide support for the
families affected. Our Crew earns one
credit every time you purchase an
item and choose Duquesne University
at check out. The amount of credits
we have determines how many hats
we are given to donate. We are
about twenty credits away from being
eligible for a “Superhero Household
Visit,” where Crew members dress
up in Superhero costumes and
deliver beanies to the children and
their families. Please help us reach
our goal and purchase LYM gear at
loveyourmelon.com, and don’t forget
to choose Duquesne University at
check out. Friend us on Facebook at
Duquesne Love Your Melon Crew for
more information and updates on new
products!
Jeffrey Waser ’16 participated in a
Mission Trip to Guatemala in March.
The trip combined bible teachings
and construction to build a church and
school in the mountainous region for
more than 400 indigenous Isil children
and families. Jeff thanks the YC family
for your generous contributions and
prayers.
Adisa Hargett-Robinson ’12 has been in the Honors Program
at California University of PA and served as an intern in First
Kaitlyn Morrow ‘12
Lady Frances Wolf’s Office in Harrisburg this past spring. Adisa
graduated with honors in May and has been accepted at American University in
Washington, DC, for graduate school.
Matthew Koury ‘13
Matthew Koury ’13 traveled to the United
Kingdom to attend an 8-week summer course at
the prestigious Pembroke-King’s summer school at
Cambridge. While there he attended Wimbledon
and also visited Ireland. At Mount St. Mary’s
University, Matthew serves as the President for the
Student Advisory Board for the School of Natural
Science and Mathematics.
Brenda ’65 & Charles DeLauder
Brooks Bainbridge
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class reunions
Class of 1956
The class of 1956 is having its 60th
class reunion on October 29, 2016, at
the Out Door Country Club in York. If
you have not received a letter or email
regarding the reunion, please contact
Ginny (Borsellino) Rizzuto at
717-843-7282.
Class of 1942
Classmates get together for lunch
and music every six months. Any
questions, contact Pat (Rider) Ehehalt
at 717-741-4058.
Class of 1945
Lunch Social every 6 months. Any
questions, please contact Mary
(Mohrline) Muller at 717-846-6907.
Class of 1946
Lunch Social every holiday or just for
fun. Any questions, please contact
Doris (Dart) Trone at 717-764-1521.
Class of 1952
Classmates will meet for lunch the last
Wednesday in April and October at
1 PM at the Eagle’s Nest Restaurant.
Call any of the following for details:
Mary (Cuffaro) Keffer at 717-757-1222,
Barbara (Sheffer) Rooney at 717-8433498, or Vivian (Noel) Keith at
717-741-9612. Even if you can’t
make the lunch, give us a call with
your email address and
phone number.
Class of 1955
Come and enjoy seeing and meeting
old friends and classmates, every first
Thursday of the month for lunch at
1 PM. Call Carol (Knaub) Krepps
at 717-757-6987 or Joan (Orndorff)
Witmer at 717-845-8128 for the
restaurant choice of the month.
Class of 1957
Breakfast social the first Monday
of each month at 8:30 AM at the
Stonybrook Family Restaurant, 3560
E. Market St. in York. Classmates,
spouses, friends, and guests are
invited to enjoy and rekindle YC
memories. Any questions, please
contact: Gary & Rozalia (Eckenrode)
Gillette 717-840-9127, Bob & Sue
(Carte) Stahle 717-755-9094, or
Ed Schneider 717-755-4425. Class
members are asked to send
their email addresses to
Rita (Smith) Halverson at
[email protected].
Class of 1958
A breakfast social is held the 2nd
Monday of every month at 9 AM at
Perkins Family Restaurant in East
York. For more information, contact
Ken Witmer at 717-755-9883 or Marg
(Elstrodt) Fry at 717-741-0684.
Class of 1959
A luncheon social is held on the 3rd
Tuesday of every month at Perkins
Restaurant in East York. Contact
Thelma (Gutt) Greaves at
[email protected] or
717-417-1057.
Class of 1962
Members of the class have started
meeting for breakfast at Alexander’s
Restaurant at 9 AM on the 4th
Thursday of each month. Please
contact Liz (Wotherspoon) Kohler at
717-259-9082 or [email protected]
if you will be joining the group.
Class of 1966
The 50th class reunion is scheduled
for Saturday, September 24, 2016, at
the Outdoor Country Club in York.
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If you haven’t already sent in your
reservation and money, it is not too
late! Tickets are $55.00 per person.
Please contact Betsy (Mortorff)
Aulbach at bata1999@comcast.
net or 717-854-4156 for the mailing
address. Join our Facebook page
at https://www.facebook.com/
YorkCatholicHighSchoolClassOf1966
and for more information, go to
http://ycirish66.myevent.com/. We are
looking forward to seeing you, and
renewing memories and friendships!
Please remember to bring your old
photos and memorabilia with you.
Class of 1967
Class members get together monthly
at various locations. For more
information, contact Kay (Daniels)
Kuhn at [email protected].
Class of 1981
The Class of 1981 will be holding
its 35th class reunion on October 1,
2016, at Central Market in downtown
York. Contact Lynn (Raymond) Siford
at [email protected] for more
information.
REMEMBERING
MEMORIALS
Ruth (Kohler) Eline ’47, wife of James Eline ‘45; mother of Leonard Eline
‘67, Richard Eline ‘68, John Eline ‘70, Christine (Eline) Flick ‘74, William
Eline ‘76, Mary (Eline) Reed ‘77, Joseph Eline ‘78, Barbara (Eline) Thomas
‘82; mother-in-law of Lucia Ann (Miller) Eline ‘70, Terri (Burson) Eline, Janet
(Young) Eline ‘70, Gregory Flick ‘74, Cynthia (Shimko) Eline, Darren Reed
‘79, Barbara (Hoskin) Eline, Scot Thomas; grandmother of James Eline,
Christopher Eline, Andrew Eline, Daniel Eline ‘94, Lauren (Eline) Ackley ‘98,
Erin (Eline) Aumen, Patrick Eline, Jennifer (Flick) Joshua, Brian Flick, Katlyn
Flick, Tessa Eline, Drew Eline, Casey (Reed) Handy, Christina Reed, Chelsea
Reed, Ellen Eline, Derek Thomas, Bradley Thomas; great-grandmother of
Leo, Elisabeth, Ryan, Shawn, Grace, Landon, James, Ashton ‘19, William,
Molly, Abigail, Alexander, Zachary, Nicholas, Jacob, Cedric, Kaitlyn, Kylie,
Cole, Tyler, Celia, Bobby, Emily, Ronnie, Riley, Luke, Emma, Collin, Nora,
and Viviana (on the way); sister of James Kohler ‘53, Joseph Kohler, David
Kohler ‘65, W.G. “Pete” Kohler ’43 (deceased); sister-in-law of Mary Jo
(Mirasola) Kohler ‘68, Ruth E. (Hess) Kohler (deceased), J. Wayne Eline ‘52
and his wife Mary Jane (Holtzworth) Eline.
John Krout ’68, brother of Mark Krout ‘72; cousin of Nancy (Knezic) Owen
’68, Joseph Knezic ’75.
Mildred (Lahr) Link ’44, mother of Mary (Link) Ballou ’69; sister of George
Lahr ’40; aunt of Margaret (Lahr) Harrold ’68, Martha (Lahr) Ford ’70.
Tammy (Roberts) Linn ’88, daughter of Brenda (Stough) Roberts ’68; sister
of Kimberly (Roberts) Wheet; girlfriend of Steve Singer.
Class of 1991
The 25th reunion is scheduled for
Saturday, October 29, 2016. Contact
Heather Hoffman at hhoffman@
yorkcatholic.org for details.
Kenneth & Grace Long, parents of Jeff Long ’65.
Class of 1996
The 20th reunion is scheduled for
Saturday, October 1, 2016, at the York
Revolution Stadium, in the White Rose
Hall from 7 PM-12 AM. The cost is
$65/person, and each ticket includes
hors d’oeuvres, dinner, dessert, 2
hours of open bar, and gratuity.
Please send payment to Andrea
Fisher via PayPal at https://paypal.me/
andreacfisher by September 1. Hotel
accommodations can be made at the
Country Inn and Suites on St Charles
Way for a discounted rate of $109/
night. Please contact Jenn (Keintz)
Weiss at jenniferlouiseweiss@gmail.
com or Andrea (Johnson) Fisher at
[email protected] with
any questions.
Joseph Sullivan, Jr. ’65, husband of Carmen (Flora) Sullivan; son of Joseph
Sullivan, Sr. ’41 (deceased), Marie (Price) Sullivan ’42 (deceased); brother of
Kathleen (Sullivan) Penn ’66, Victoria (Sullivan) Schofield ’73.
James S. Sowers ‘67, son of Molly Hawn Sowers ‘46 and James F. Sowers
(deceased); brother of Kathleen (Sowers) Guillard ‘69, Christine (Sowers)
McGowan ‘73; brother-in-law of Stephen Guillard ‘67, Brian McGowan ‘73.
James V. Wise ‘56, husband of Brenda; brother of Dora (Wise) Mitzel, Joan
(Wise) Plummer ‘53 (deceased), Quentin Wise ‘57 (deceased), Mary (Wise)
Keith ‘57 (deceased) and Paul Wise ‘60; uncle of Jane (Mitzel) Leiphart
‘67; Rita (Mitzel) D’Ottavio ‘68; Father Daniel Mitzel ‘72; Thomas Plummer
‘73; Deanna (Dee Mitzel) Sweitzer ‘74, Julia (Plummer) Herbst ‘74, Barbara
(Plummer) Stauffer ‘75.
James Wisman, husband of Judy Wisman; father of James Wisman, Jr. ’79,
Kathleen (Wisman) Chronister ’80 (deceased), Kelly (Wisman) Mills ’83.
Memorials are only printed when submitted in writing by the family.
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601 East Springettsbury Avenue
York, PA 17403
Please keep us informed
of address changes.
Homecoming Weekend 2016
Please join us to show your YC Irish Pride!
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
• School Tours1-2 PM
• Pep Rally 2:15 PM
VIP seating for alumni who take a School Tour
• Parade 5:30 PM
• Alumni Hospitality Table at football stadium
6-9 PM
• Pre-Game Festivities at football stadium
6:15-7 PM
• Football Game vs. Hanover
7 PM
Marching Band Alumni bring your instruments
& sit with the Band! Get your music in advance by
emailing [email protected]
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2
• Mass with recognition of Mystical Rose Society members
• Coffee & pastries to follow
10 AM
11-11:30 AM
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