December 11, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Hannah Kline and Garrick English were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club's students-of-the-month for December. Kline and English were honored for their high academic achievement, extensive school involvement, and community service activities.

Kline is the daughter of Denisha Roberts and Chad Kline of Elizabethtown. At EAHS, she earned induction into the prestigious National Honor Society for exemplary scholarship, character, leadership, and service. She holds leadership positions in several school organizations, including the Key Club president and Science Club co-president. Kline is an accomplished musician. She sits first chair in the high school orchestra's violin section and was named by the Lancaster Lebanon Music Educators Association to the County Orchestra. Kline is a member of the Cross Country, Track and Field, and Science Olympiad teams, as well as the Stock Market Club.

Kline has earned numerous awards during her high school years, including the prestigious AP Scholar award presented by The College Board. She placed second in the T.E.A.M.S. Challenge (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science), third at Millersville University's Brossman Foundation and Frisbie Science Lectureship Exam, and was a finalist in the Future Engineers Name That Molecule Challenge. Kline also earned Academic Excellence Awards in AP United States Government and Politics, Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, German III, and Health and Physical Education.

Kline is active in the community, where she volunteers at Brittany's Hope helping to coordinate and plan the Walk of Love fundraiser. She is also involved with the Donegal Youth Soccer Lightning and the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences programs. Kline is an active member of St. Peter's Catholic Church of Elizabethtown.

Kline plans to attend a four-year college to major in Biophysics with the ultimate goal of earning a doctorate in the field and obtain a job as a medical researcher.

English is the son of Rodney and Laura English of Elizabethtown. He earned prestigious AP Scholar recognition from The College Board. An aspiring scientist, English has captured numerous awards in the field of study. He was the North Museum Science Fair Grand Champion and won the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. He also won numerous awards in the Science Olympiad competition.

English is a member of the high school's Cross Country and Science Olympiad teams.

English is active in the community, where he has volunteered in support of numerous environmental projects. He is an active member of Christ Lutheran Church, where he takes part in the Fish and Loaves ministry.

English plans to attend a four-year college to go to graduate school and eventually earn a PhD in quantum physics or cosmology.
 

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October 9, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Taylore Bradley and Dallan Schoenberger were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for October. Bradley and Schoenberger were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school, and community service activities.

Bradley is the daughter of Brandon and Virginia Bradley of Bainbridge. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Bradley has earned numerous awards during her high school years including the Presidential Academic Award. She also received Academic Excellence Awards in Honors English 11, AP Psychology, Honors Spanish 4, Honors Calculus, Honors General Science, Honors Algebra II, Photography, Honors Anatomy and Physiology, Honors World History, and Honors Biology as part of the school’s underclass awards program. She is the recipient of the Jacqueline Myers World Language Scholarship in Spanish.

Bradley is active in the community where she serves as a Bigs and Littles mentor. She also organized a fundraiser that netted $1,500 for ECHOS.

Bradley plans to attend college to major in diagnostic medical sonography.

Schoenberger is the son of Michael and Trisha Schoenberger of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Schoenberger is a member of the high school’s Mini-THON security committee. Schoenberger has earned numerous awards during his high school years. He received Academic Excellence Awards in Spanish 3, Honors Biology, and Honors Chemistry 2 as part of the school’s underclass awards program.

In the community, Schoenberger is a Bigs and Littles Program mentor and a Siena’s Hugs volunteer. He is active with the PA Classics club soccer team.

Schoenberger plans to attend college to pursue a degree in chemical engineering while at the same time playing soccer.