Print Edition Highlights - June 7, 2018
Photo by Curt Werner
Alisea Munshower raises her diploma to cheers from the crowd Tuesday, June 5 at Northern High School’s commencement.J.
Northern High School holds graduation
___ Two hundred fifty-nine Northern High School students received their high school diplomas during the 67th annual Commencement held at Christian Life Assembly, Camp Hill on June 5.
___The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Salutatorian Ryann Burd followed by the welcome address by Senior Class President Margaret Anderson. Valedictorian Kathryn Armstrong gave the commencement address.
___PA Senator Mike Regan was the guest speaker. Principal Steven Lehman, Jr. presented the Class of 2018 and Superintendent Eric Eshbach accepted the class. School board directors handed out the diplomas.
___Class Officers: President, Margaret Anderson; Vice President, Timothy Jakubiec; Secretary, Kyra Gerber and Treasurer, Jill Naylor. Advisor is Marcia Bucher.
___Student Council Officers: President Alson Huth; Vice President, Alexandra Fisher; Secretary, Margaret Anderson; ___Treasurer, Jill Naylor and Historian, Sara Arnold. Student Council Advisors are Marc Ander and Stephanie DePalmer.
___Northern School Board Directors: President, Ken Sechrist; Vice President, Michael Barndt and members, Kevin Barnett, John Gunning, Gregory Hlatky, Anne Hoverter, Elisabeth McLean, John Price III and Patricia Schaffer.
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Adam Settle receives a diploma and a hug from school board member Gregory Hlatky.
For more information see the June 7, 2018 edition of the Dillsburg Banner
Steve Morret Plumbing & Heating went from underdog to top dog in the championship game at Ryder Field Friday night.
Photo by Hilary Keeney
DYB crowns Majors champ:
Steve Morret Plumbing & Heating
By Andy Sandrik
vvFollowing upset after upset in the Majors Division playoffs, there was just one team left standing on top of the Dillsburg Youth Baseball mountain.
vvIt wasn't top-seeded ECI, which won the regular-season championship. Not No. 2 Bob Ruth Ford, either. Weaver's of Wellsville, the division's third-best team, also fell short.
vvInstead, the champion was a team that entered the postseason with a 3-5-1 record: Steve Morret Plumbing & Heating. Corey Hull's ballclub rolled up its sleeves and scaled the proverbial mountain with three victories. Morret's topped JPI Insurance 7-3 in the quarterfinals before springing an unlikely 10-0 win over ECI in the semifinals.
vvIt all set the stage for a finals matchup with Bob Ruth Ford. Hull's group didn't shy away from the spotlight, scoring early and often to comfortably take the championship 11-3 over Bob Ruth Ford.
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Meredith Engle receives the Girls MVP award, presented by David Ramsey.
Photo by Curt Werner
By Joe Guty
Student-athletes honored
vvCelebrating many individual and team victories this past season, the Northern H.S. Track and Field teams held their awards banquet on May 30 at the High School. Head Coach Dave Ramsey along with assistant coaches Bill Witt and Jeff Conway continue to build upon the program's success, and with several district and state caliber underclassmen returning, the future bodes well.
 The Cumberland Valley Baseball team mobs game-winning hitter David Mangold.
Photo by Curt Werner
Cumberland Valley High School Baseball team played Downingtown West at Northern High School for the PIAA Class 6A opener on Monday, June 4. Cumberland Valley trailed Downingtown West until the bottom of the seventh inning. Cumberland Valley's David Mangold had two strikes with two outs when he drove the ball, scoring Hayden Fry for the winning run in the 3-to-2 game.
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