Crusader Connection: October, 11, 2018

Crusader Connection Lancaster Catholic High School

Seniors in DC Dates to Remember

Friday, October 12th: Spirit Week Field Day Homecoming Football Game Saturday, October 13th: Homecoming Dance Sunday, October 14th: Phonathon Monday, October 15th: Phonathon Tuesday, October 16th: Phonathon FPA Concert & Lecture Series Sunday, October 21st: I AM Rally Phonathon Monday, October 22nd: Phonathon Tuesday, October 23rd: Phonathon

Lancaster Catholic Inducts Students into National Honor Society Lancaster Catholic High School wishes to recognize the efforts of the 35 students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in academics and the community.

To be eligible to apply for membership in NHS, junior/senior students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or higher, possess qualities of character and leadership attested to by teachers, moderators, advisors and coaches and participate in activities at school and in the community.

Anthony Andrews Daniel Baksh Gabrielle Bruno Xiaoxiao Cao Grace Davies Kevin Draeger Jaime Ely Margaret Grasberger Kathryn Haefner Adeline Hibshman Rachel Houser Jaden Jones

Crusaders at the Fulton This year’s Dramaturgy classes and other Crusaders ventured to The Fulton Theatre High School Festival Field Trip today, took part in workshops and posed on the set of Treasure Island.

Allison Keck Matthew Keebler Oliver Klemmer Melanie Krady Megan Lyle Christopher Martin Zygmunt Mikula James Mikulski Anne Morris Nicholas Mrakovich Madelyn Nolt Nathan Paine

Nichola Pisano Brynn Rathsam Katherine Sahd Austin Sauer Hannah Schmidt Peyton Sheaffer Riley Smith Gavin Sullivan Jordan Talbert Mary Elizabeth Wagner Caraline Young

One Day of Crusader Giving: Parent Challenge The results are in and the winner of the $50 Cafeteria Voucher for taking part in the One Day of Crusader Giving is the Sheetz Family!

Spirit Week Schedule Friday, October 12th

Field Day - Modified Schedule with Activities at Crusader Stadium.

- Students must bring cash to buy lunch on Field Day. Student lunch accounts will not be able to be accessed.

- Food Trucks will be selling food for lunch at the Stadium.

Homecoming Football Game Catholic High vs Northern Lebanon at 7 PM. Homecoming Queen is crowned at halftime

Saturday, October 13th Homecoming Dance

Homecoming Court

Lancaster Catholic’s Homecoming Court is composed of eleven senior ladies who were voted onto the Court by their fellow senior classmates. The 2018 Homecoming Court is (top row, left to right) Megan Lyle, Ellie Bryce, Kiki Jefferson, Julia Castagna, Mary Elizabeth Wagner, Camille Zapata (bottom row) Eryn Albright, Mary Zukus, Maddy Nolt, Peyton Jaquis and Claire Wolfe.

Homecoming Information The theme for the dance is “Around the World.”

Tickets were on sale during lunches until Oct. 11th. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Tickets are $14.

Lancaster Catholic Homecoming Dance The LCHS Homecoming Dance is Saturday, October 13th. In the interest of student safety, please be advised that Catholic High will be administering random breathalyzer tests to students as they enter the dance. Any bags brought into the dance will be kept in a secure and locked area and are also subject to search.

Dance begins at 7:00PM and ends at 10:00PM. No student will be admitted after 9:00. Any student wishing to leave before the end of the dance may sign out, and will NOT be re-admitted.

Dance Attire Ladies are expected to dress in a manner appropriate for the occasion, and reflective of the modesty expected of Christian women. Specifically listed below are dresses that are NOT acceptable. o No exposed tattoos o No appearance of exposed flesh (nude or mesh material) in inappropriate areas o No plunging backs, necklines, or overexposed backs o Length of dress must meet the fingertips o No excessive cleavage o No bare mid-drifts (no two-piece dresses) Men are expected to dress in a manner appropriate for the occasion.

Expectations are listed below: o No earrings o Must be clean shaven o No exposed tattoos Please click here for more information about Dress Attire and Violations.

Lancaster Catholic Sports Update Girls Tennis

Breakfast with Santa Request In about two months we will be having our annual Breakfast with Santa for the little kids which supports the Fine and Performing Arts here at LCHS.

Lancaster Catholic’s Riley Smith defended her AA Flight 1 Single crown in the LL League. Isabel Midcap and Riley Smith repeated in AA Flight 1 Doubles.

Both ladies have qualified for Districts.

Girls Soccer

This year we are asking for donations of Christmas wrapping paper. Donations can be dropped off in the Good Samaritan Office.

The Lady Crusader Soccer team are the 2018 LL League Section 4 Champs! This is the 3rd time in Lancaster Catholic’s history with the last one being in 2006.

Please bring them by mid October/ early November. Thank you!

Golf

Breakfast with Santa This year Breakfast with Santa will take place on Saturday, December 8th from 8:30-10:30 in the morning.

Christmas festivities will begin at 9 AM.

Lancaster Catholic’s Jack Novis competed in Districts.

Girls Volleyball

The Crusader Volleyball team hosted their Dig Pink event to raise funds for Side-Out Foundation.

If you wish to donate to the cause, click here.

If you are a parent of a Crusader Athlete, remember that a minimum of 10 hours of service to the Athletic Department is required to help off-set costs of hosting sporting events.

By volunteering, the Athletic Department does not need to pay someone to be a clock keeper, sell tickets or work concessions.

Click here to volunteer with Athletics!

Volunteers are needed at Friday’s Football Game!

Help make Homecoming a success!

The Lancaster Catholic Crusader Store is Now Open!

Get your favorite Crusader fan new apparel just in time for the holiday season.

The store is open until Monday, October 22nd.

Click here to visit the store.

Christmas in the Big Apple to benefit the LCHS Field Hockey Team What: Where: When: Why: Cost:

“Do As You Please” Bus Trip to New York City Sunday, December 9, 2018 ~ 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. to benefit the LCHS Field Hockey Team $54.00 per person - includes driver gratuity

On Sunday, December 9, 2018, we will depart Lancaster Catholic High School at 7 a.m. sharp!

We will be dropped off at the rear of the Winter Garden Theater which is a prime location to enjoy shopping, the theater district, the museums, and Time Square. NYC will be abuzz with Christmas decorations and good cheer.

Bus picks up at the same location at 7 p.m. for an approximate return to Lancaster Catholic High School at 10 p.m.

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Tickets cost $54 which includes the gratuity for the • bus drivers.

• We have two buses reserved for this event so space • is limited - first come/first served.

Make your reservation by November 16 at the latest!

Money due with your reservation.

Make checks payable to LCHS Boosters.

Questions? Please contact Diana Anater at (717) 951-5198 or danater@lchsyes.org.

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“Do As You Please” Bus Trip to NYC - Sunday, December 9, 2018 - Reservation Form Names of attendees ______________________________________________________________________ with at least one ______________________________________________________________________ contact email and phone number: ______________________________________________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED: We understand this is a non-chaperoned trip. I have spoken to my child about adhering to the time schedule. _________________________________________________________________________________________ A contact phone number for the day of the trip is ____________________________. ______# TICKETS @ $54 PER TICKET = ________ Make checks payable to LCHS Boosters| Make your reservations by November 16, 2018 Mail or deliver completed form with payment to: Lancaster Catholic Athletic Office · 650 Juliette Ave. · Lancaster, PA 17601 · ATTN: NYC TRIP/FIELD HOCKEY

The Campus Ministry Department is looking for adult volunteers to help with the I Am Youth Rally!

The rally is for Middle School aged students on Sunday, October 21st. The event begins at 11, but help is wanted from 8:00am – 6:00pm. You can volunteer on Sign-Up Genius.

Adult volunteers will be needed for check in, hospitality, and chaperoning.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Art Bamert, abamert@ lchsyes.org, or Noelle Cybulski, ncybulski@lchsyes.org, or call at (717) 5090315 ext.123.

Please sign-up by October 17th!

Phonathon Volunteers Needed Phonathon is in need of volunteers for the following dates: October 14-16 October 21-23 Phonathon begins at 5:30 PM with calls being made from 6-8:30 PM. Click here to sign up for a Phonathon!

If you would like to support Phonathon but can not volunteer during those hours, Phonathon is looking for food donations to provide volunteers with snacks.

Click here to sign up to donate snacks!

Referral Program Our Referral Program is meant to thank families who have added new members to the Crusader family. For each new family that enrolls, the referring family will receive a $500 discount on tuition for the 2018-2019 school year, applied at the end of the 2nd marking period.

Currently, five Crusader families are receiving this discount. All you have to do is recommend Lancaster Catholic!

Please contact Kyla Hockley, Admissions Director, for more information at 717-509-0313 or by emailing khockley@lchsyes.org.

Please share with families that can benefit from the Lancaster Catholic Tradition that Transforms!

Resurrection Elementary Catholic School Open House

Resurrection Catholic School will host an open house October 18th featuring animals.

In recognition of St. Francis, the patron saint of animals whose feast day is in October, the public is invited to a 1 p.m. Zoo America assembly called “Paws, Claws, Scales and Tails” that will teach how animals survive in the wild – including foraging, eating, swimming, escaping from and defending against predators.

Alternatively, come in the evening, 6-7 p.m. , for Fun With Our Animal Friends to see kindergarten through 3 rd grade animal projects.

The school welcomes families considering Catholic school especially if kindergarten approaches for their child.

Resurrection strives to create a balance so children learn, socially interact and get what they need to prepare them for success in future grades.

“Anyone thinking about kindergarten for their children will want to see the fun and creative lessons our students engage in every day,” said Principal Brenda Weaver. “Our primary grade teachers and families will share their animal creations they imagine and design themselves.”

Resurrection’s K-8 building offers a safe, yet disciplined environment where students from multi-cultural backgrounds share the opportunity to achieve in happy surroundings. Students are educated in the Catholic faith with daily religion classes, morning and dismissal prayers and weekly Masses.

Kindly call the school, 717-392-3083, to assure your seat at the Zoo America assembly.