Alumni Association

Forever True

April, 2023

Dates to Remember

Teutonia Mannerchor Alumni Luncheon

The next alumni luncheon will take place on Tuesday, April 25, 2023. You can call Jim Eberz (412)-445-4446 or Don Gruber (412)-874-2906. The cost of the luncheon is $15 which is payable at the door, soft drinks and beer cost extra.

The first luncheon of 2023 saw a crowd of 64 alums and guests. Once again Jim Eberz ('64) with help from his wife, Sarah, and Don Gruber ('71) made everything ran smoothly. Here are some photos starting with the trio that runs the luncheons each month.

The class of 1967 was the largest group in attendance.

Prom Season

While we are in the middle of winter, we have been looking to Spring and the Senior Prom. For the May alumni newsletter, we want to show the class of 2023 how prom was years ago. So, we want you to send us a picture of you and your prom date. Please send those photos to us here. We need to have prom photos by April 26th in order to have them in the May alumni newsletter. Get out those old photo albums, climb up in the attic, search the garage, and come up with your best prom picture. Also let's us know the prom theme (if you can remember it).

Can't attend but want to support...?

Check out the Trojan Triumph website! Need a spa day? Want to golf at some of the best courses in the area? Looking to get away to Tuscany, Spain, or Greece? Check out all the amazing deals up for bid in our silent auction before they’re going, going, gone!

We are always looking for sponsors, gift cards, designer bags, and

anything to include for our silent auction. Contact Amber Morrison (NC '94) or Amy Caligiuri (NC '88) if you can help.

Alumni Spotlight

Mike Moyer

Class of 1970

A career soldier who retired US Army Colonel, Mike resides in Warsaw, Poland with his wife, Krystyna. They have four grown children: Gregory, 38, Civil Engineer in VA, Stephen, 36, Finance Consultant in NC, Conrad, 31, Economics Consultant in Warsaw Poland and Natalie, 28, Economics Consultant in Florida. They now travel extensively in Europe and Asia which they could not do while they were working.

Bring us up to date on your life since graduation

Mike graduated from Wheeling Jesuit College in 1974 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology. A Teaching Internship at the University of Pittsburgh from Summer 1974 to Fall 1975 led to a Master of Education Degree in Secondary Science Education and Curriculum Development with Teaching Semester. From 1975 to Summer 1977, Mike worked full time at the Highlands District. In 1977, Mike was accepted to the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. He graduated in 1981 with a Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree. He joined the US Army in 1981 and participated in the First Gulf War in 1992-1993 from Egypt (In Theater). In 2000, he attended the University of Washington (Seattle). He graduated in 2003 with a Dental Specialty Certificate in Periodontics (Gum Surgery and Implants) and with a Master of Dental Science Degree with research related to dental implantology and bio metals. His research involved implant metals and surface coatings (electro spark technique) which is now used for Hip and Joint Implant Replacement. Mike was deployed to the war zone for Iraqi Freedom in 2006. He was assigned in 2007 to Germany where he retired in 2015.

Favorite Memories of NC

"The memories of my friends. The 9-mile bus ride to school from Perry Highway. Singing in the chorus. Driving to school senior year. And having a girlfriend to take to the chorus dinner dance and prom."

Favorite classes, teachers

"Bro. Windish, German, had that sheepish grin and that look Bruce Willis has when telling you something obvious. Mr. Hmel, English, reminded me of the Penguin from Batman with his mannerisms and he was so demanding. Bro. Csarny, Physics, graded on a curve so you could not tell if you were passing or not. Bro. Deanhoffer, Biology, was very scientific and cut and dry with his multiple-choice unit tests. Mr. Egan, History, was a model teacher and coach to be feared. And Bro. Salerno was the chorus director where I spent 3 years in the chorus. His patience and direction were the best. I enjoyed our concerts. "

Who were your friends and where did you hang out

"I walked to the school bus and home again with Joe Brosky every day. Kevin Maloney and I went swimming at the “Y," played tennis and worked at the local library together. Kevin and I cut down my mother’s 7.5 ft blue spruce tree at her request and drove it 5 miles to the library at Christmas time with it on top of his open red LeMans convertible and we decorated it at the library. Larry Gorwick became a longtime friend since elementary school and was there 43 years later to help at my mother funeral and help sell my house."

What did North Mean to you?

"It meant a place of higher learning in a safe environment. It was the means to further ends. It was a place to start growing up. The place to learn to study and prepare for the future. It was the best choice."

Memories of Graduation Day?

"It was a rocky time due to the Vietnam War. My draft number and future were being determined by government lottery that summer. There was some controversy, and the Class Valedictorian speaker was substituted and there was some pushing and shoving after the ceremony in the parking lot."

Mike at his 2015 retirement

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Flashback Photo

Last Month's Flashback

This is a picture from the 1986 Yearbook. During Homecoming Week, there was a day called Nerd Day. According to the yearbook, "there was a special day reserved especially for these people. Each person has his own idea of the ideal nerd." Obviously, students took the opportunity to dress in the fashion of their definition of the word. Pictured (l-r): seniors John Maloy, Mark Lancia, Greg Paulson, Michele Pullen, Sharon Tebeau,and Tammy Spade. As the yearbook adds, "showing off the new trends in nerd style."

A few people commented on the photo. Megan Waskiewicz ('86) said, "John Malloy, Mark Lancia, Greg Paulson, Michelle Pullen...I can not recall the names of the last two on the right. I think Nerd Day was a part of spirit week." Ken Walker ('86) identified his fellow classmates, and while Mary Ladesic didn't identify anyone she knew it was nerd day.

This Month's Flashback

It's Spring Musical Season; so here's a musical photo flashback. Can you name the musical? How about the year? Who are the actors?

Send your guesses to us here.

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

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

Class of 1959

It was a mini reunion in Florida as Ernie Skultety got together with classmates at his home in Florida.

Class of 1969

It must be spring because Jim Kastner has his "toy" out for a Sunday spin from his home in Raleigh, NC.

Class of 1975

While he's retired as Steelers General Manager, Kevin Colbert has stayed active with the team and former players. Read the story about Kevin's role in the upcoming draft and also the story about his support for former players

Class of 1978

Kurt Steigerwald is hanging out with his daughter who says, "such a fun time at the carshow with Daddio."

Class of 1979

Doreen Giovanazzi Yoest is set for a game of full contact pickleball.

Ellen Matschner Kline in her official championship game day photo.

Class of 1981

Warm weather, adult beverages, and a loving wife put a smile on Brian Burke's face.

Class of 1986

Amy Santa keeps the tradition going as she watches the St Paddy's Day parade.

Class of 1987

Erik Zettelmayer gets ready for a gig at Grille 565 LIVE.

Becky Broskey Dittman and her family take a selfie on a recent day out.

Class of 1989

Molly Larkin Rottman celebrates with her lifelong coach, her Dad.

Class of 1992

Matt Muckle is drumming up something special for St Patrick'e Day. Matt will be the drummer for Molly Hatchet when they perform at the Lamp Theatre in Irwin on April 8th.

Class of 1993

It's parade day for Zoe Stauber Flaherty and her boys.

Class of 1994

Raequel Fabio Behanna celebrates her husband's birthday.

It's a hockey night in Denver as Chris Riggle and his wife watch the Penguins.

Class of 1995

Brian Gauntner is with his daughter ready for the father daughter dance.

Brian Sepac finds himself in a prickly situation on a visit to Arizona.

It's dress like a dad day for Ryan McLane's daughter who strikes a pose similar to her father.

Class of 1996

Brendan Delaney and his dad start off St Patrick's Day at the Harp and Fiddle.

Class of 1997

Christian Reid and his family enjoy a great day at Disney World.

It's another St Patrick's Day celebration for Amanda Luczak Gray and her man.

Class of 1998

Juliane Kania Hedgepeth celebrates her birthday.

Jon McLean is with an old friend at Ladles of Springdale - an all women owned and operated restaurant celebrating international women's day.

Class of 1999

Kim Jacob enjoys an afternoon of sightseeing in San Diego.

Class of 2000

Dave Naberezny and his wife are happy to be out and about.

Class of 2001

Mike Minnaugh spends some quality time with his nieces in California.

Class of 2002

Marty Nasiadka is with his crew at the St Patrick's Day parade.

Celebrating a cheerleading award brings a smile to Emily Petrack Graham and her daughter.

Bonnie Wissner Vatovec and her son take in his first Penguin game.

Class of 2003

Congratulations to Danielle Neu Foreman on being named a 2023 PNC Market All Star which recognizes employees for outstanding performance.

Class of 2004

Maggie Kutschbach Bailey and family show off their ferocious faces at Disney World's Lion King.

Paul Gerbeschacht and his family take in the flower show at Phipps Conservancy

Class of 2005

Erik Hood meets up with NC friend Nikki Surmacy Colicchio ('09) at the Firefighters Ball.

The Balestrino sisters Katie and Allison ('04) and a couple of little ones enjoy their moments together on this visit.

Janine Vento McGuire and her husband are in Ireland for this St Patrick's Day.

Class of 2007

Aaron Smetanka and his kids are just hanging out with Donald Duck during a visit to Disney World.

Class of 2009

Joe Long and his wife celebrate their second anniversary.

Evan Petrack and his mom celebrate his 32nd birthday.

Matt Long and his wife sit on the front steps of their new home.

Class of 2011

Cory Billings and his family send along a new photo.

Class of 2012

The Tunstalls: Lynzi Mueller Tunstall and Shawn ('13) celebrate a night without kids.

It's a hockey night in Pittsburgh for Amber Stark Peters and her husband.

Class of 2013

The Pietrone's: Natalie Nyman Pietrone and Nick welcome the newest family member, their niece.

Class of 2014

Jarred Fragapane is the master of all he sees.

Paige Kizior relaxes with her dogs

Class of 2019

Kara Yoest soaks up the sun while on a cruise in the Florida Keys with her mom.

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Thanks to Santo Pino (59), Richard Holihan ('64), Kirk Vogeley('56), Carmen DiGiacomo ('59), Jim Kastner ('69), Medio Monti ('75), Art Costa ('60), Tom Sullivan ('81), and Jim Eberz ('64) for sending information and pictures to us.

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

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

 NC Class of 1958

Save the Weekend! The Class of 1958 will hold its 65^th reunion on the weekend of September 8, 9, and 10, 2023. There will be a buffet dinner on Friday evening the 8^th, a stag gathering in the evening on the 9^th, followed by Mass and brunch on Sunday the 10^th. Additional details will follow in subsequent issues of the Alumni News and on the school website.

NC Class of 1966

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

           Go to YouTube on any browser

           Put “North Catholic Reunion Book” on Search bar.

Slides are shown on a 7 second interval automatically or you can scan forward using the scanning bar on the lower left, 

NC Class of 1973

Plans are in the works for a 50^th Reunion to be held on October 14, 2023, at North Catholic. Final details are being handled by the reunion committee. Bill Murtha is the contact and can be reached at bill.murtha@fiserv.com or  412-327-4567. You can also email northcatholic1973@gmail.com for more info on what they have planned so far.

NC Class of 1978

The 45th class reunion will be held on September 2, 2023, at The Cabin in North Park. More details to follow. Any questions, please call Joyce Velardita Rouda at 412-322-8337 or Linda Maloney Schindler at 412-526-5763.

NC Class of 1990

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

NC Class of 1997

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

Military Legacy Scholarship

North Catholic has a Military Legacy Scholarship in honor of all alumni who have served in our nation’s military forces. The goal is to provide a $1,000.00 scholarship annually. To date, over $30,000 has been raised to fund this annual scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually to the student provided certain benchmarks are met. Every 4 years (or sooner) it is awarded to an incoming 9^th grade student. Molly Burke ('24) is the recipient of the scholarship.

If you wish, you may make a contribution in someone's honor/memory. Donations can be made by sending checks payable to North Catholic, write "North Catholic Military Scholarship" in the memo, and mail to: 

North Catholic High School

1617 Route 228

Cranberry Township, PA 16066

ATTN: Development Office

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



The John Latulippe Memorial Scholarship

The John Latuilippe Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to Gabriel Grindstaff - NC class of 2024. Thank you to all who have donated. 

Class of 1959 Scholarship

The NCHS Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund has awarded $5,200 Scholarships for the 2022-23 School Year to Brianna Venturella and Shamus Straub.

The Fund has awarded scholarships totaling $93,200 to ten recipients since the inception of the Fund. Contributions to the Fund can be made at any time and should be sent to the North Catholic Foundation, North Catholic High School, ATTN: Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund, 1617 Route 228, Cranberry Township, PA 16066.

If you would like more information about the Fund, please contact Joe Blitzko(joeyblitz@aol.com), Dick Halleran (rhalleran@verizon.net), or Mike Conroy (conroy1603@gmail.com).

Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship

The Class of 1965 Legacy Scholarship award for the 2022-2023 school year was made to senior Kaitlyn Kenaan. She is the daughter of NC alum Dan Kenaan ('91). Kaitlyn received $1,000 to help with tuition. She is an honor roll student. Thomas Zizan, the son of Julie (Rogalla) Zizan ('87) graduated last June. We will award two scholarships for the 2023-2024 school year next summer.

While the Legacy Scholarship continues to grow, we do need the help of our classmates to increase the scholarship fund. When we were at North, almost all of the tuition was paid by our parishes, now the burden has fallen on the parents. Catholic education is not cheap and in order to help parents provide the great education we received all those years ago, we need more of our classmates to step up and help keep our legacy scholarship fund growing. No contribution is too small. Thanks to classmate, JOE MCKELVEY for his recent contribution. If you have questions, feel free to contact Bob Colbert (bobcolbert@comcast.net) or Walt Quinn (quinn.walter@comcast.net)

Some of our classmates are committing to making a small (read $10, $15) monthly donation via their credit card. It's a painless way to contribute and Bob Colbert and others have been doing so for a while. As Bob said, "it's less that the cost of a bottle of wine." If you would like to contribute a small monthly amount via your credit card, contact Amber Nicotra Morrison to set it up.

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

Class of 1966 Scholarship

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

NC Class of 1953 Scholarship

Thank you to all who have contributed to the North Catholic Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund (“the Fund”). More than $28,000.00 has been raised. Senior Brock Varley received a one-time award of $1,000. The Fund was proposed by Reg Urschler in the Spring of 2021, and an ad hoc committee was established, comprised of Reg, Charley Goetz, Bob Muth, and Vince Brogan. Excellent letters were prepared, describing the Fund, and soliciting donations which include outright gifts, donations in honor of living and deceased classmates, as well as donations suggested in obituaries in lieu of flowers. The amounts of individual donations have ranged from under $100 to over $11,700. Most gifts are in the $100 to $500 range.

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

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

Sr. Patrice visited with students and spoke to them regarding vocations prior to the all school Mass.

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On World Down Syndrome Day, the school celebrated North Catholic students, as well as all other individuals with Down syndrome.

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You can listen to Alex Brown ('24) and Ryan Berry ('24) catch up with alumni, John Donovan ('78, HOF '21), on where his career has taken him since leaving Troy Hill. Donovan shares valuable advice about building a great career path through relationship building, forward thinking, and finding success through collaboration.

Be sure to click the link to listen: https://northcatholicathletics.org/podcasts/the-next-play/36.

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Students in Mrs. Murray's Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology class had the opportunity to observe an open heart surgery at Allegheny General Hospital recently. Through the observation deck, they were able to witness and be guided through all the details surrounding the surgery.

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North Catholic's Robotics team 5740 was recently invited to a scrimmage in downtown Pittsburgh where they had a chance to meet other teams within the area. Pittsburgh's Robotics team 3504, Girls of Steel, welcomed robotics teams from around the city to come and practice in their workshop, located in Chatham University.

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NCHS Robotics team 5740 also competed in the Fingerlakes Regional competition at RIT with over 50 other teams. They ended the weekend with THIRD place overall and won the Innovation in Control Award.

The NC National Honor Society is holding a fundraiser. Read the flyer below for more information.

Classroom News

Students in Mrs. Tozier's AP Spanish and Honors 5 Spanish classes participated in their first formal debate. Topics during the debates involved things such as technology, as well as weather and climate change.

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Students in the sophomore religion class had an opportunity to experience the relics of many saints and martyrs at St. Anthony's Chapel on Troy Hill. St. Anthony's Chapel is the second largest public reliquary in the world (with the first being the Vatican). Additionally, students traveled to the Strip District to visit the first Catholic Church in Pittsburgh, St. Patrick Church, home of the "scala sancta" (holy stairs) that model those at St. John Lateran Basilica in Rome.

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Students in Mrs. Boyer's US History class recently presented their Roaring 20's to Music projects. The projects included topics from the 1920's in pictures only put to 1920s music. The goal was for students to break away from traditional learning and focus on visual and auditory learning.

Topics included the Harlem Renaissance, child labor, the 19th Amendment, the Red Scare, the Jazz Age, Al Capone and Gangsters, and the NAACP.

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Students in the Science of Cooking class have been busy in the kitchen learning about how to make different types of foods and also enjoying the fruits of their labor.

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Forensics

The NC Forensic team held its own version of March Madness over the past few weeks as students competed in state and national qualifiers, in the state tournament, and in the closing tournament of the regular season. Congratulations to the five students who will be representing North Catholic HS and the Diocese of Pittsburgh at the Grand National Tournament in Louisville, KY, over the Memorial Day weekend. Caroline Marschke and Paulina Bradley will compete in dramatic performance, George Gabriel and Hannah Parker will perform their duo interpretation piece, and Maddie Hurray will compete in oral interpretation of literature.

At the PHSSL State Tournament, held at Bloomsburg University, five students went on to earn state rankings! Congratulations to Caroline Marschke, 6^th in dramatic interpretation, to Lucy Miller, 6^th in prose reading, to Maddie Hurray, 3^rd in poetry reading, to Paulina Bradley, 2^nd in prose reading, and to Teresa Kedzierski, 3^rd in extemporaneous debate.



And finally, at the close of the local season, all four competing students won awards at the freshman-sophomore tournament. Congratulations to Christopher Ramaley (prose), Katie Hardy (prose), Hannah Parker (poetry) and George Gabriel & Hannah Parker (duo).

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Drama

The Stage Crew has been hard at work preparing for the upcoming musical, Cinderella. The show will be performed at 7:30 p.m. on April 21 and 22, and 2:30 p.m. on April 23 at North Catholic High School. There will be a children's matinee performance on Saturday, April 22 at 2:30 p.m.

Purchase tickets here.

Trojan Sports

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Girls Basketball

The Trojanettes played Blackhawk for the WPIAL championship in a matchup of defending WPIAL champions. Blackhawk was the defending 4A champ while the Trojanettes were the 3A champions. The Trojanettes held number one seeded Blackhawk to just 8 field goals in a 51-35 victory giving North Catholic their 22nd WPIAL title. It was Coach Molly Rottman's 11th championship, tying her with her former coach, Don Barth, for the most WPIAL championships. Read the Trib story about the victory. The PG story is here. Of course, the seniors will ring the bell during a school assembly recognizing North's WPIAL Champions.

Coach Rottman has won 11 WPIAL titles and has one assistant coach by her side for each of them. Here's that story.

Ava Walker ('24) was named Trib player of the week. You can read her story here.

The Trojanettes opened PIAA State Championship with a 70-44 victory over Conneaut. Dacia Lewendowski led the team with 22 points while Alayna Rocco added 21 points including 5 3 pointers. The Trojanettes defeated Harbor Creek in the second round and faced Wyomissing in the quarterfinals. The game was never in doubt as the Trojanettes built up a 44-15 half time lead. Alayna Rocco's 19 points paced the team's 60-27 victory. The PIAA semifinals game against Blackhawk was a rematch of the WPIAL championship game. This time around, the Trojanettes had an off night and lost to Blackhawk 45-40. The game was tied after three quarters, but the Trojanettes missed some open shots in the last quarter. Alayna Rocco scored 17 points in a losing effort. The Trojanettes finished the season with a record of 25-4. The Trojanettes were ranked 3rd in the state rankings.

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Boys Basketball

The Trojans played Lincoln Park for the WPIAL championship in what was the highest scoring game in the Class 4A championship since the1983-84 season. Unfortunately, the Trojans were on the wrong end of a 78-68 game. The Trojans played an outstanding game shooting 59% from the field and leading in the third quarter by a point. Senior guard Andrew Maddalon paced the team with 32 points while Max Hurray added 19 in the loss. The Trojans began the PIAA state play offs with an 89-65 victory over Hickory. Max Hurray led the team with 25 points which gave him 1,000 points in his career. After defeating Valley View in the second round, the Trojans faced Uniontown in the PIAA Class 4A quarterfinals. The Trojan's season ended when Bakari Wallace drained a 3-pointer at the buzzer for a 55-54 victory. The Trojans were led by Max Hurray's 29 points that included six 3-pointers. Andrew Maddalon added 15 points including two free throws with 2.5 seconds left that gave North the lead. The team finished the season with a 21-8 record.

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Swimming

Congratulations to Maggie Foley ('23) on winning her third silver medal in the PIAA diving champioships.

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Spring Sports

North Catholic fields teams in boys volleyball, baseball, softball, track and field, boys & girls lacrosse, and boys tennis. Weather will play a factor in these sports; so results may be limited in the next few issues.

Planned Giving

Planned giving is a wonderful way to prepare for the day we depart this life and enter into God's kingdom. By planning ahead, you can provide opportunities to young men and women by supporting North Catholic. Planned giving allows us to help continue the work of Christ and pass on our traditions and Catholic Marianist values. Gifts can be specified in one's will as either a dollar amount of a stated percentage of one's estate. A growing number of alumni have taken this step and discovered a great sense of joy and satisfaction that they are helping families. If you are interested in finding out more, please click here or contact Amber Nicotra Morrison in the Development Office at amorrison@northcatholic.org.

For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.  

Luke 12:34

SEND YOUR TAX DOLLARS TO NORTH CATHOLIC INSTEAD OF HARRISBURG!

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

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

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

Watch this short video to learn more how easy it really is!

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