Eastern York School District
Knights Knews
Summer 2012
STRING DAY FOR EASTERN STUDENTS
On Saturday, March 31st, approximately 75 orchestra students from Eastern’s
elementary, middle, and high schools came together for the district’s third annual String Day.
The event was held at the High School in the Performing Arts Center. String Day was created
by both Miss Amanda Fortney and Miss Rebecca Duane to musically enrich the lives of the
students that play string instruments in the Eastern York School District. It is a fun-filled day of
games, learning, and of course music making!
String Day typically begins with a game that allows the students to mingle with each
other. This year the students participated in a scavenger hunt where they learned many facts
about music, orchestra instruments, and performing venues. Many of the elementary students
said this was their favorite part of String Day.
One of the most memorable moments of the day comes from watching the high school
and middle school students mentor the elementary students in the district. Each year the event
grows in size. More and more of the older students remember how much the event meant to
them when they were younger and wish to share the day with the younger string players in
the district. They act as leaders during the rehearsals throughout the day and pique the interest of the beginning students with their advanced skills.
WRIGHTSVILLE JUMPS
ROPE FOR HEART
In February, Wrightsville
Elementary participated in ‘Jump
Rope For Heart’. This event was
held to help benefit the
American Heart Assoc. The
AHA raises money to help fight
some of the leading causes of
death in the US such as heart
disease, stroke & diabetes. Each
grade participated for 90
minutes of activity including
jumping rope, hula hoops or
long ropes. We are proud to say
Wrightsville students & staff
raised a total of $3,462.99.
Brock Bolton & Natalie Scriber
were the top fundraisers, raising
$150.00 each. AWESOME JOB
WRIGHTSVILLE!!!
String Day culminates with a short afternoon concert. Each orchestra, elementary, middle, and high school, performs a piece on their own and then all students combine forces to
perform a piece together. The students love the big, mature sound the combined piece produces! The concert is free and open to the public. Look for next year’s String Day to be held
near the end of March 2013. We’d love to have you join us.
8th Graders Re-enact Boston Massacre Trial from 1770.
Students in Ms. Townsley and Mr. Marcini’s 8th grade American Foundations classes
re-enacted the Boston Massacre Trial from 1770. The students were able to walk in the shoes
of people that lived in Colonial America by taking on the role of an attorney, judge, witness,
or juror. The students worked very hard to prove whether the events of March 5, 1770 were
an act of self-defense on the part of the British soldiers or an act of murder. The students
were allowed to change history and the fate of each soldier by proving their guilt or
innocence. Many Exhibits were entered into evidence such as two drawings by Paul Revere, a
picture of the soldier’s rifles, snowballs, wooden clubs, and a 10 pound weight used to show
how heavy the Brown Bess, the so-called
murder weapon was. Many of the British
soldiers in our re-enactment had their lives
spared due to excellent witness testimony and
the help of their prepared and relentless
defense attorneys proving reasonable doubt.
However, some were not so fortunate because
the well qualified prosecuting attorneys used
the evidence and their witness testimonies to
prove guilt.
EASTERN YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT
2012-2013 ALL SPORT PHYSICALS
ONE NIGHT ONLY
June 5, 2012
For: Students’ Grade 7– 12
Place: High School Gym Entrance
Physical Schedule:
6:00 PM to 6:30 PM-Last Names A, B, C, and D
6:15 PM to 6:45 PM-Last Names E, F, G, and H
6:30 PM to 7:00 PM-Last Names I, J, K, L, and M
6:45 PM to 7:15 PM-Last Names N, O, P, Q, and R
7:00 PM to 7:30 PM-Last Names S, T, U, and V
7:15 PM to 7:45 PM-Last Names W, X, Y, and Z
Cost: $15.00
Cash or Check Accepted
Special Dates:
May 28th-Memorial Day (Closed)
June 7th-Last Day for Students
(Have a safe summer!)
August 27th-First Day for Students
Early Dismissals:
June 6th & 7th
The Eastern York Student Council is busy preparing for its semi-annual Four Diamonds Mini-Thon, which will be held in April of 2013. The
mission of the Four Diamonds Fund is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital
and their families through superior care, comprehensive support, and innovative research.
You can help the Student Council in their efforts by donating any of the following items:
Hot Dogs
Granola Bars
White Paper Bags
Cases of Water
Napkins
Coffee
Rolls
Plastic Spoons
Tea
Paper Plates
Plastic Forks
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WRIGHTSVILLE COMMUNITY RECREATION COMMITTEE
Wrightsville Community Recreation Committee would like to let you know about their summer program at Wrightsville
Elementary. The program is a six week program for Kindergarten through 6th grade. The program is four days a week, Monday through Thursday, from 9 am to 12 noon. On Wednesdays they take the children swimming to Pine Ridge
Swimming Pool. The program also offers many activities for the children, such as sports (battle ball is a favorite), crafts,
board games and cards, dancing, playing on the playground, water balloon contests, games with the parachute, and many
other activities. The children are also provided with a snack and a drink each day.
There is a leader for each grade level and a crossing guard is provided for crossing Hellam Street to make sure all of the
children are safe crossing the street. This program survives solely on donations, and we are asking for any help that
you can give. If you have any questions, please call Kathy Abel at 252-1986.
All donations are very much appreciated. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support.
Please send donations to: WCRC, 415 Maple St. Wrightsville, PA 17368
Sincerely, Kathy Abel-Director & Julie Zemba-Treasurer
What’s Buzzing in the High School Metal Shop????
The high school metal manufacturing students under the guidance of Mr. Michael Ober recently completed a manufacturing unit by producing “yard art” Bumblebees.
Each semester Mr. Ober's students become involved with designing and building a prototype of some marketable metal product. The advanced Metal Manufacturing
III class was responsible for designing and constructing the jigs and fixtures necessary for producing multiple identical parts. The results were an overwhelming success.
This semesters production began on April 2nd. After 3,528 metal parts were fabricated and 2,352 welding joints were completed, 196 completed Bumblebees graced
the metalworking storage area.
This manufacturing unit is an integral part of each students metal manufacturing experience. The objectives were as follows:
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To give the students a realistic understanding of the planning, production, quality control and retail sales necessary within a manufacturing company.
To allow the students the opportunity to become involved with various equipment and manufacturing processes.
To provide the students with the experience of performing a repetitive process for a period of time.
To develop a "team concept" whereby each student is working for a common goal.
To raise funds in order to take a field trip with the purpose of touring several large metal manufacturing facilities.
Throughout the years, through the funds raised with these manufacturing units, students in Mr. Ober's metal manufacturing classes have had the opportunity to tour many
large companies. These plant tours have served to provide the students with a realistic view of many of the machines and processes studied in class. This semester on
May 3rd, the metal manufacturing classes for the spring semester spent a full day traveling to three industrial facilities including METSO Minerals, York Corrugating and
Billet Industries all which were located in York. All students were treated to lunch at CiCi’s Pizza Buffet. The many high school metal manufacturing students
involved with this project are commended for their excellent cooperation and hours of consistently hard work.
Students involved in this project included:
Trey Barnett
Dylen Bitonti
Charles Bixler
Ryan Bortner
Ian Deitz
Taylor Begley
Jared Dietz
Scott Elliot
Zach Fritz
Colton Groff
Corey Hauck
Logan Herrick
Melissa Ingersoll
Lee Irvin
Maitece King
Stephen Kowalski
Adam Gockley
David Livelsberger
David Livelsberger
Patrick Lizott
Carl Lizotte
McLaskey
Mason Mason
Mclasky
Jessica
Jessica PatrickPatrick
Nolan Nolan
Smith Smith
Jacob
Jacob Miller Miller
Bremmen
Morgan
Bremmen
Morgan
Justin Nedimyer
Justin Nedimyer
Brandon
Overmiller
Brandon
Overmiller
Austin
Wherley
Austin Wherley
Keith Bryan
Keith Bryan
Saige Dellen
Saige Dellen
Justin Dempsey
Justin Dempsey
Godsborough
Adam Kole
Gockley
James Guiseppe
Kole Goldsborough
Gockley
James Adam
Guiseppe
Chance Sultzbach
Thomas Taylor
Alan Tyson
Austin Wheeland
Greg Winemiller
Caleb Hertzler
Buck Kauffman
Tyler Kessler
Kyle Leiphart
Austin Miller
Austin Snyder
Kamron Stover
Nick Warner
Spenser Yost
Continuing the tradition that retired teacher, Mary
Dunlap, started over 20 years ago, Kreutz Creek
Kindergarteners in Beth Taylor’s class were
surprised to see "Accomac Jack" on Groundhog’s
Day. The student prognosticators determined that
“Accomac Jack” did not see his shadow.
UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
DATES
The meetings listed above will be called to
order at 6:00 p.m. in the Eastern York School
District Administrative Offices.
June 21st
July 19th
August 16th
Any change in the schedule will be posted on
the web page and on the doors of the
Administration Office.
Eastern York Football
DIVISION CHAMPS!
Players will be holding a
Girls Soccer
Boys Track
Girls Basketball
car wash fundraiser on
Saturday, June 2nd
from 9 AM to NOON
in the parking lot at the
Red Rose Restaurant.
Cost is by donation.
Please support your
EASTERN YORK
FOOTBALL TEAM!
YAIAA Division II champs!
YAIAA Division III champs!
(Shared with Northeastern and York Suburban)
Eastern York Girls Basketball
2011 Eastern York
Basketball Tournament
This year’s tournament was played by the
home Eastern York team as well as Kennard
Dale & Susquehannock from the YAIAA and
Bishop McDevitt from the MidPenn League.
The first round games featured Eastern
against Bishop McDevitt and Kennard Dale
against Susquehannock. Eastern York and
Kennard Dale came out of the opening round
games with wins. Eastern was led by Morgan
DeRemer with 13 points, Liz Myers with 12
points, Morgan Thomas with 10 points and
Abby Brate with 8 points. All 10 available
players got to see action in the opening game
for Eastern.
The consolation game the next night was won
by Bishop McDevitt over Susquehannock. In
the Championship game, Eastern beat
Kennard Dale by a score of 40 to 34. Eastern
was led by a commanding performance from
Morgan DeRemer scoring 21 points, and
pulling down 10 rebounds. For Eastern,
Liz Myers was placed on the all-tournament
team and Morgan DeRemer was named the
Most Valuable Player of the Tournament.
Staff vs. Seniors Basketball game
Great job to all of
the “Lady Knights”
EASTERN YORK “Golden Knights”
WRESTLING RECOGNITION AWARDS
MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER .......................... ALEX COOLEY JR 182
Knees and backs will be aching for several
players after a fun game of basketball for the
Senior Basketball players and Eastern York
Staff members. It was a hard fought game
but the Staff took the victory.
Thank you to all who participated and a
special Thank you to Joanne Firestone for
organizing the event.
MOST DEDICATED WRESTLER ............................... DONALD MINNIER SR 138
Alex Cooley
MOST IMPROVED WRESTLER .................................. CAMDEN STOOPS JR 195
UNSUNG HERO AWARD ......................................... KASEY SNELL SR 285
OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD ............................ DONALD MINNIER SR 138
OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD ............................ BUCK KAUFFMAN SR 220
OUTSTANDING JUNIOR AWARD ........................... ALEX COOLEY JR 182
Finished 5th in State Tournament
Highest Finish in School History
KASEY SNELL— :07 Pin - 1st All Time Fastest Pin
Staff: Front: Todd Crouse, Brett Heiser
Back: Larry Bowe, Stan Pakstis, Dana Schrodel,
Jay Andrusisin, John Reichard, Mark Shue.
Students: Seated: Coach Carleigh Wallace
and Coach Alissa Gable
Kneeling: Kyle Hershner
Standing: Tanner Hiltz, Isaac Hartsock,
Morgan DeRemer, Tori Keller, Amanda
Phimmachack, Jake Snyder, Abby Brate,
Spenser Yost, Ryan Bailey
Enjoy!
2011/12 Retirees
Elaine DeRolf-Payroll Specialist 38 years
Phyllis Shoff-Wrightsville Cafeteria Manager 36 years
Sandra Keller-High School Cafeteria Manager 35 years
Suzanne Landis-Canadochly School Counselor 34 years (21 w/Eastern)
Terry Garland-High School Learning Support Teacher 33 years
Barbara Tully-Wrightsville Elementary 2nd Grade Teacher 33 years
Michael Donato-High School Math Teacher 33 years (18 w/Eastern)
Lois Nicholas-Elementary Gifted Teacher 32 years
Ronald Small-High School Custodian 30 years
Brenda Mundis-Kreutz Creek Cafeteria Manager 28 years
Vicki Webb-Canadochly Cafeteria Cook 25 years
Kathy Heiser-Technology Director 24 years
Robert Heiser-Girls Basketball Coach 19 years
Linda Kurzik-Kreutz Creek Teacher Assistant 12 years
Science Olympiad Regional Results 2012
High School Medals
Middle School Medals
Rocks & Minerals--1st –Sandon Eaton & Nick Schaefer
Dynamic Planet-2nd-Ryan Beck & Logan Billet
Towers-4th-Sandon Eaton
Anatomy-2nd-Brianna Oppong-Antwi &
Brandon Oppong-Antwi
Compute This-1st-Brianna Oppong-Antwi &
Brandon Oppong-Antwi
Disease Detectives-3rd-Brianna Oppong-Antwi &
Brandon Oppong-Antwi
Experimental Design-2nd-Andrea Snyder, Ben Leaman &
Aiden Druck
Forestry-1st-Sydney Kelly & Kiah Fowler
Keep The Heat-3rd-Aiden Druck & Kiah Fowler
Meteorology-4th-Luke Kessler & Travis Allen
Microbe Mission-4th-Brianna Oppong-Antwi &
Brandon Oppong-Antwi
Mission Possible-1st-Andrea Snyder & Kiah Fowler
Mousetrap Vehicle-4th-Gabby Zepp & Allie Hake
Reach For The Stars-3rd-Andrea Snyder & Sydney Kelly
Rocks and Minerals-2nd-Luke Kessler & Travis Allen
Water Quality-4th-Gabby Zepp & Allie Hake
Congratulations to the whole team. In 10 years of competing
in Science Olympiad, Eastern York has gone to the state
tournament 8 out of 10 of those years.
26th ANNUAL ACADEMIC AWARDS
2012 ACADEMIC HONORS
HIGH SCHOOL
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Keri Aldinger
Rebecah Delp
Erika Lentz
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Seth Arnold
Taylor Frey
Molly Maxwell
Mikayla Arnold
Tyler Kessler
Jessie Sabol
Ryan Bailey
Lauren Gillespi e
Haley McGuigan
Chase Beaverson
Jennifer Mack
Sharayah Shue
Brooke Barrett
Mace Grafton
Bryce McIndoe
Caroll Charles
C’Jerika Manning
Jacob Snyder
David Beaver
Tyler Heiss
Alec McKee
Jaclyn Charles
Brandon Mclasky
Kasey Spangle
Ryan Beck
Adam Henise
Stephen Mohar
Ryan Davis
Colby Mitzel
Kasey Stonefield
Kirsten Belcher
Kyle Hershner
McKenzie Raver
Kristine Diaz
Marissa Morgan
Randi Weirich
Alexandria Bletz
Buck Kauffman
Eric Sharp
Cassandra Fritz
Jenna Paul
Ashlee Wilhelm
Jazmine Buster
Victoria Keller
Bryan Sloat
Erin Glatfelter
Channing Raver
David Wright
Tessa Cox
Maria Koeshartono
Imani Studivant
Colton Habecker
Mandy Runkle
Shelby Zikeli
Broc Crider
Mathew Lauer
Joshua Wheeland
DEPARTMENT AWARDS
Grade Agricultural Science
9
Brianna Oppong-Antwi
Art
Haley Young
Music
Technology Education
Haley Young
Nathan Gantz
10
Racheal Smuck
Sierra Fry
Noah Flaharty
Colton Groff
11
Bradley Hill
Crysinthea Zikeli
Theresa Walsh
Carl Patrick Lizotte
12
Sabrina Grady
Taylor Frey
Lauren Gillespie
Chad Garver
Grade Business
9
Abigail Reichert
English
Brianna Oppong-Antwi
Mathematics
Kaitlin Bompiani
Science
Brianna Oppong-Antwi
10
Sean Frey
Blade Kline
Sierra Fry
Blade Kline
11
Kirsten Myers
Brooke Keener
Cassidy Layman
Sandon Eaton
12
Broc Crider
Lauren Gillespie
Jazmine Buster
Ryan Beck
Grade Family /Consumer Science
9
Jocelyn Vaughn
World Language
Brianna Oppong-Antwi
Social Studies
Brianna Oppong-Antwi
Outstanding Achievement
Kelci Moore
10
Brittney Brunner
Blade Kline
Blade Kline
Alicia Greineder
11
Tiffany Miller
Erica Houck
Cassidy Layman
Sabrina Sowers
12
Alissa Gable
Lauren Gillespie
Broc Crider
Dylan Donaghy
Grade Physical Education
9
Tyler White
Health
10
Whitney Nafziger
Blade Kline
11
Nicholas Colon
Erica Houck
PARENT AWARDS
Grade 9
Anna and Oppong Antwi
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Angie and Mark Kline
Ramona Goss and John Layman
Annette and Keith Gillespie
Students in Mrs. Lorna Sager’s Personal Finance classes recently participated in the
National Financial Capability Challenge Test sponsored by the Department of the
Treasury. Over 80,000 students participated in the Challenge representing every
state. The average national score was 69%. Eighty students from Eastern scored above
the 69% average with an overall Eastern High School average of 82%. Forty-five Eastern
students scored in the top 20th percentile of students nationwide. These students are
listed below and will also be recognized publicly by the Department of the Treasury and
were honored at a luncheon sponsored by Junior Achievement of York. In addition, we had
one student, Kerl Aldinger, who scored a perfect score! There were only 583 perfect
scores in the nation and only 35 in the state of Pennsylvania.
NATIONAL FINANCIAL CAPABILITY CHALLENGE
Keri Aldinger
James Guiseppe
Tanner Moritz
Jenna Anthony
Jade Harlan
Sara Musser
Chase Beaverson
Tanalea Heindel
Kirsten Myers
Alexandria Bletz
Logan Herrick
Bennett Reichard
Nathan Bletz
Tyler Himes
Michelle Runkle
Jonathan Cassel
Brandon Hohenadel
Ronald Shenk
Colton Cramer
Lacey Ilyes
Sharayah Shue
Broc Crider
George Jones
Luke Snyder
Victoria Dietz
Maria Koeshartono
Imani Studivant
Marie English
Mathew Lauer
Chance Sultzbach
Lauren Gillespie
Charles Lowe
Breeanna Taylor
Ivan Gonzalez
Alexander Markle
Elijah Walker
Kylie Goodling
Lindsy May
Carleigh Wallace
Evan Goshert
Bryce McIndoe
Joshua Wheeland
Bridget Grissinger
Nicholas Miller
Joshua Zepp
7th ANNUAL ACADEMIC AWARDS
2012 ACADEMIC HONORS
MIDDLE SCHOOL
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Kody Ahrens
Sydney Gladfelter
Maya Rankin
Anthony Amato
Taylor Gockley
Beth Rineholt
Gino Amato
Sydney Gomez
Tyler Ruby
Sarah Andrews
Brianna Goodling
Colby Shimmel
Kiersten Barr
Alexis Graham
Stephanie Shirk
Amanda Baylor
Brooke Grissinger
Tanner Shore
Nathan Bigler
Codey Hammer
Bridget Smeltzer
Kyrie Boemio
Ryan Herbst
Ryan Staats
Megan Bowers
Ryan Kalke
Samantha Staub
Emily Brumgard
Katie Keller
Joseph Stickler
Shane Carberry
Tristyn Keller
Arielle Stigelman
Andrew Davis
Isaiah King
Kirston Stover
T Jay Dellinger
Robert LeCates
Jenna Sweitzer
Rachel Deppen
Ryan Manganello
Sarah Tarbert
Austin Dettinger
Keaton Mathena
Alyssa Tassia
Izaac Dietz
Mariah Matthews
Anna Thacker
Aidan Druck
Brooke McSwine
Samantha Thomason
Riley Duraski
Brittany Mego
Christopher Ulrich
Mary Eshelman
Bryce Miller
John Warner
Ashton Evans
Nathan Newcomer
Jordan Weaver
Mali Fenning
Shannon Pizzirusso
Evyn Witman
Savannah Fry
Virginia Plonis
David Wooditch
Damien Gilbert
Taylor Rainey
Gabrielle Zepp
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Sarah Chirichello
Gabrielle Moreno
EIGHTH GRADE
Sarah Andrews
Kiersten Barr
Amanda Baylor
Robert LeCates
Bryce Miller
Samantha Thomason
David Wooditch
EIGHTH GRADE
Savannah Fry
Ryan Herbst
Samantha Staub
Sarah Tarbert
Alyssa Tassia
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Gabrielle Graham
Shana Stewart
Joseph Meckley
Cheyenne Stigelman
EIGHTH GRADE
Computer…………………………………….……………….John Warner
English……………………………………..…..Sarah Andrews, Kody Ahrens
Foreign Language………………………….Andrew Davis, Samantha Thomason
Health………………………………..……….Sarah Andrews, Savannah Fry
Mathematics…………………………………Robert LeCates, David Wooditch
Music…………………………………………...John Warner, Kody Ahrens
Choral Music……………………….……………………Shannon Pizzirusso
Instrumental Music……………………..…….Kiersten Barr, Sydney Gladfelter
Physical Education………………………...Sawyer Richardson, Brandon Dailey,
Bridget Smeltzer, Shannon Pizzirusso
Science…………………..……………………Robert LeCates, Kiersten Barr
Social Studies…………………………………..Gino Amato, Anthony Amato
Exceptional Achievement………………..…Cheyenne Stigelman, Kylee Mellinger
Reading/Writing……………………...………Sarah Andrews, Kiersten Barr
SECOND HONORS
SEVENTH GRADE
Shane Groff
Kierstin Grove
Sydney Kelly
Kaylee Kline
Nicole Krueger
Benjamin Leaman
Lydia Massa
Drake Renn
Tyler Rietscha
DEPARTMENT AWARDS
SEVENTH GRADE
Computer………………………………………………………..Lauren Hess
English………………………………………….Kylie Nikolaus, Kierstin Grove
Foreign Language………………..………………….Michael Shoff, Luke Kessler
I-Tech………………………….…………………Danica Kline, Kaylee Kline
Mathematics……………………..…………………Lydia Massa, Luke Kessler
Music……………………………...……………..Lauren Hess, Nicole Krueger
Physical Education……...Zachariah Dixon, Shane Groff, Briana Pfeifer, Natalie Grim
Science………………………………………Kylie Nikolaus, Benjamin Leaman
Social Studies……………………...………………Lauren Hess, Keegan Corwell
Exceptional Achievement…………………..……….Sarah Murray, Collin Herrick
Reading/Writing………………………...….Lauren Hess, Nathan Trowell Lopez
FIRST HONORS
SEVENTH GRADE
Erin Habecker
Lauren Hess
Luke Kessler
Kylie Nikolaus
Elizabeth Pyles
Sarah Stickler
Michael Filmore
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SPECIAL REGONITION AWARDS
Edward L. Reisinger, Sr. English Award ………….Alyssa Tassia
Hellam VFW Essay Contest Awards …………………………
Alexia White, Anna Thacker, Samantha Thomason
DAR Good Citizenship Award ……………...…..Mali Fenning
(Daughters of the American Revoltion)
The following students were inducted into National Junior Honor Society on May 18, 2012.
7th Grade
Travis Allen
Julia Atwater
Holly Caldwell
Jordan Fureman
Natalie Grim
Shane Groff
Kierstin Grove
Lindsey Grube
Erin Habecker
Lauren Hess
Janelle Housman
Sarah Hoyer
Sydney Kelly
Luke Kessler
Adrianna Kowalski
7th Grade Continued
Benjamin Leaman
Emily Mack
Lydia Massa
Hannah Miller
Madison Miller
Kylie Nikolaus
Dawson Prowell
Elizabeth Pyles
Drake Renn
Joshua Rosenau
Alexis Rostad
Michael Shoff
Lexi Shultz
Sarah Stickler
Alyssa Tascione
Nathan Trowell Lopez
8th grade
Anthony Amato
Megan Bowers
Rachel Deppen
Stephanie Shirk
The Administration, Staff and Faculty of Eastern York School District
would like to say “CONGRATULATIONS” to the graduating class of
2012. You will soon be starting a new Chapter in your life and we wish
you all the luck to succeed in your endeavors.
Always remember…………………………………………………..
dream big, laugh often, be kind to others and be true to yourself.