CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
2019 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
We are proud of our 2019 Graduates:
Daniel Beistel
Claire Berlin
Alexis Bernat
Benjamin Braunstein
Frank Bucciarelli
Aidan Burcsak
Mia Cayavec
Sydney Cianciola
Samantha Colonna-Noble
Clare Marie Crescimanno
Benjamin Cutrer
Michael Dascenzo
Dominic DeRamo
Nathan DeRose
James Dietz, Jr.
Olivia Donadee
Jacob Donadee
Tyler Eichert
Dante Flak
Gianna Flask
Hannah Fryfogle
Kyle Gamble
Vince Giordano
Mary Nicole Gomez
Alexa Grabiec
Hunter Hale
Ronald Hefner
Richard Herrera
Sophie Hodge
Colin Hritz
Ashley Jones
Nicole Joseph
Sydney Karlock
Hannah Keffler
Gillian Koneval
Candice Kraykovich
Robert Kutsch
Fiona Lally
Gina Landers
Tyler Lantz
Brian Litwin
Pasquale “Pat” Lorelli
Faith Marscio
Taylor Mayorga
Chane Merlin
Victoria Messuri
Preston Miller
James Moore
Andrew Murphy
Joseph Myers
Delaney Notar
Aleia Osborne
Like Pallante
Jason Paris
Dominic Pilolli
Luigi Rohrbaugh
Chad Scianna
Scott Brooke
Faith Ann Slater
Gianna Socciarelli
Justin Spatar
Ashley Ventimiglia
Brianna Ventimiglia
Theresa Wasylychyn
Jacob Whittenberger
Emily Yurchison
Aubrey Yurco-Orleans
Matthew Zaremski
Dear high school graduates:
I would like to salute our graduating high school seniors. I believe in you. Graduating from high school is certainly the end of one chapter in life and the beginning of another. I know you probably hear this expression a lot but it is definitely true. You will all be beginning a new chapter as you go to college, or to a technical school, or to the military, or directly into the world of work. I certainly encourage you not to neglect the spiritual side of your being as that is so important. Spirituality puts you in touch with yourself: who you are and who you are called to be by your creator. Remember that God did not put us on earth to play around for a while and then die, He put us here for a purpose. That purpose is the same for all of us, which is to leave the world a better place than you found it. Now, how we do that is unique to each individual depending on the gifts God gave you. Try to discern your God given gifts and then use them to make you own corner of the world a better place.
Sincerely,
Fr. Terry Hazel