York Suburban School District

$500 for each of the first
two years of post secondary
education, with the
opportunity to receive
$500 for each of the next
two years, and a plaque
presented in memory of
Mary E. Horne, Class of
1961, to a senior planning
to continue his or
her education and who
demonstrates an understanding
of the need for
individual responsibility
for the sustainable use of
the earth’s resources and
a commitment to follow
a visionary path toward
living in harmony with
nature. Courtney Brein
STUDENT COUNCIL OF-
FICERS’ AWARDS — A
$25.00 gift certificate to
Student Council Officers.
Anne Pavlick,
Nathaniel Lauer, Leah
Zellers and Cara Jellison
OUTSTANDING SENIOR
AWARD — $25 to the
outstanding senior who
has contributed to the
school, as selected by the
Student Council advisors.
Hilary Calkins
NATIONAL HONOR SO-
CIETY AWARD — A
certificate and $50 presented
to the member
who has been outstanding
in the areas of scholarship,
character, leadership,
and service. Elizabeth
Zortman
YORK DISPATCH ACA-
DEMIC ALL-STARS —
A certificate for Academic
All-Stars in York
County, presented by the
York Dispatch in recognition
of academic excellence.
Courtney Brein,
Jason Burwick, Sylvie
Bushwick, Caitlin
Carney, Cara Jellison,
Jessica Johnston, Emma
Marcucci, Katherine
Pandelidis, Laura
Warman and Elizabeth
Zortman
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DEMIC RECOGNI-
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Achievement Awards, continued from page 3
TION AWARDS — A
certificate awarded to the
students who have an
unweighted grade point
average of 3.8 or higher
and who have lettered in
at least two varsity sports
during their junior/senior
year. The student must
possess good citizenship
and good sportsmanship.
Katherine Pandelidis,
Jessica Johnston, Cara
Jellison, Zachary
Burchman, David Kurz,
Lauren Powers, Nicole
Roos and Courtney Brein
SPORTSMANSHIP MED-
ALS — Medals awarded
by the District III to a
senior male and female
student who demonstrated
the most sportsmanship
qualities
throughout the year.
Alison Schmidt and Jordan
O’Reilly
YAIAA ACADEMIC REC-
OGNITION AWARDS
— A certificate awarded to
the students who have an
unweighted grade point
average of 3.5 or higher
and who have lettered in at
least two varsity sports
during their junior/senior
year. The student must
possess good citizenship
and good sportsmanship.
Courtney Brein, Laura
Warman, Katherine
Pandelidis, Jessica
Johnston, Caitlin Carney,
Cara Jellison, Jordan
O’Reilly, Nicole Roos,
Zachary Burchman, Shana
Middleton, David Kurz,
Lauren Powers, Elana
Zuckerman, Bradley Garner,
Alison Schmidt,
Katherine Bentz, Casey
Ariail, Stephen Dyson,
Jonathan Nauss, Danielle
Solomon, Zachary Moore,
Leah Zellers
YORK SUBURBAN
SCHOLAR/ATHLETE
— One male and one female
member of the senior
class as chosen by
the principal and a committee.
The recipients
must have an overall
GPA of 3.0 or higher,
earned letters in two different
varsity sports, and
be a good citizen and a
positive influence in
school and on the teams.
Photographs of the recipients
will be placed in
the main corridor of the
school. This award is
given in an effort to promote
good grades, school
citizenship and participation
in athletics. David
Kurz and Nicole Roos
WILLIAM F. WAGNER,
JR. MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
AWARD — $100
awarded to the outstanding
student(s) for swimming
achievements,
team leadership and contributions
to the team.
Leah Zellers
PAUL KEIRSTED ME-
MORIAL SCHOLAR-
SHIP — $175 presented
in memory of Paul
Keirsted, who taught and
coached in the York Suburban
School District for
more than 30 years. The
recipient is a senior who
will be attending a twoyear
or four-year college
and who has an appreciation
of conservation and/
or culinary arts. Justin
Bowersox
ALLISON E. GUYER
MEMORIAL SCHOL-
ARSHIP — A $500
scholarship award in
memory of Allison E.
Guyer, a member of the
Class of 1996. The recipient
of this award must
be a female member in
good standing of the National
Art Honor Society.
She must be accepted at
a two or four-year institution
with plans of pursuing
an art major or related
field. She must
have achieved a minimum
of two varsity letters,
and be a member of
a varsity team during her
senior year. Trista Kerr
How to Report
School Threats
York County has a system for students,
parents and staff members to report threats
or possible harmful situations in schools.
The 24-hour Crime Stoppers Hotline
number is: 1-800-722-0991.
All calls are anonymous.
CTC Grant, continued from front page
within him. The professionally written play
is performed, directed and staged by York
Suburban High School students. Project
Harmony’s goal is “to promote harmony,
sensitivity, understanding and tolerance
among all people, regardless of racial, ethnic,
cultural of religious backgrounds.”
Discussion periods are held after the play
to get feedback from the audience about the
factors that led to the school violence and
what could have been done to prevent it.
CTC will now provide the financial support
to have the program travel to other
school districts.
Bryan Tate, the York County Community
Foundation’s Vice President of Program,
Grantmaking and Initiatives said
there were 27 applicants for the venture
grants and only 14 were awarded.
Junior Miss, continued from front page
York Suburban was
well represented in the
Junior Miss program.
Kelsey Moore was first
runner up and Lauren
Matthews won the talent
portion with a piano solo.
Katie plays in the
York Suburban orchestra,
takes part in the
Drama Club and plays
on the girls’ soccer team.
She will also be president
of the YS Chapter of the
National Honor Society
this coming year. Katie
is also excited that she
will have a role in Project
Harmony’s production of
“Bang, Bang You’re
Dead,” a playing dealing
with school violence.