Littlestown grads master Quadratic Formula at graduation
Littlestown High School Class of 1990, 108 graduates, recited the Quadratic Formula at Memorial Field as Class President Barb Sanders urged peers to apply lessons learned and follow individual goals. Salutatorian Chad Smith reflected on 13 years of progress and improvement of the educational system.
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New Oxford grads challenged by state senator at ceremony
State Senator Ralph Hess challenged New Oxford High School’s 78th graduating class at the stadium. He told the tale of a young man failing to enter West Point, noting doubts about leadership but praising the graduate’s later success in the Army Ranger and paratrooper units. He urged the students to find belief in themselves.
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Gettysburg grads look to brighter days ahead
Gettysburg Senior High School valedictorian Peter Couchman told about 230 graduates at Warrior Field that their best accomplishments lie ahead. He urged embracing knowledge as they enter Tufts University and the New England Conservatory of Music this fall. About 57 percent plan postsecondary training.
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Ethel Crist
Warrior Field
Erik W. Crist
Thomas Crist
Peter Couchman
Patrick Kelly
Gettysburg
Couchman
G. Ronald Couchman
East Lincoln Avenue
Tufts University
New England Conservatory of Music
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Fairfield grads hear success story from Fairfield Class of 1990 speaker
Fairfield High School graduates heard guest speaker David L. George, a 1958 classmate from Waynesboro, urge belief in oneself and perseverance. He discussed leaving college, returning to education, and building multiple businesses while noting society shifting toward a technical economy and the value of a college path for greater opportunities.
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David L. George
Fairfield
Waynesboro
New Oxford man’s death ruled robbery homicide
York City police treat the New Oxford graphics artist George E. Costella Sr. as a robbery homicide after his body was found in Poor House Run near the York County Prison. Autopsy cited head trauma and water exposure. glasses and car found at the scene. Detectives work around the clock as toxicology pending. Services planned for Monday. obituary on page 2A.
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Continental Square
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William M. Hose
Castella
York-Adams
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