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May 20, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Ashley Driesbach and Aiden Weaver were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for May. Driesbach and Weaver were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Driesbach is the daughter of Jason Driesbach and Hilarie Mohn of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Driesbach is active in a number of school programs including Key Club, Math and Computer Science Club, and the Competition Science team where she has competed at both the local science fair and Science Olympiad. She is Layout Editor for the Newspaper Club.
Driesbach has earned numerous awards in the area of science. She won the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award, placed first in the chemistry category at the 2020 North Museum Science Fair, and placed third in the Brossman Science Knowledge Contest and Lecture.
In the community, Driesbach is active at e-Dance where she is both a dancer and teacher assistant.
Driesbach plans to attend the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State University and major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with a minor in chemistry. She has hopes of earning her doctorate degree in Biochemistry and pursue a career in research
Weaver is the son of Christopher and Stephanie Weaver of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Weaver is a member of the Student Council, the high school orchestra, and the high school track and field team.
In the community, Weaver is active with club soccer where he was named to the All-East Region All Star team and the US National U17 Team. Weaver is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Mounty Joy, PA.
Weaver plans to attend Stanford University where he will pursue a degree in management engineering. His ultimate goal is to play professional soccer in the United States.
Driesbach is the daughter of Jason Driesbach and Hilarie Mohn of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Driesbach is active in a number of school programs including Key Club, Math and Computer Science Club, and the Competition Science team where she has competed at both the local science fair and Science Olympiad. She is Layout Editor for the Newspaper Club.
Driesbach has earned numerous awards in the area of science. She won the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award, placed first in the chemistry category at the 2020 North Museum Science Fair, and placed third in the Brossman Science Knowledge Contest and Lecture.
In the community, Driesbach is active at e-Dance where she is both a dancer and teacher assistant.
Driesbach plans to attend the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State University and major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with a minor in chemistry. She has hopes of earning her doctorate degree in Biochemistry and pursue a career in research
Weaver is the son of Christopher and Stephanie Weaver of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Weaver is a member of the Student Council, the high school orchestra, and the high school track and field team.
In the community, Weaver is active with club soccer where he was named to the All-East Region All Star team and the US National U17 Team. Weaver is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Mounty Joy, PA.
Weaver plans to attend Stanford University where he will pursue a degree in management engineering. His ultimate goal is to play professional soccer in the United States.
April 25, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Anna DeGoede and Liam Hanley were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for April. DeGoede and Hanley were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
DeGoede is the daughter of Kurt and Beth DeGoede of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. DeGoede is active in numerous school programs including concert band, marching band, orchestra, and pit orchestra. She is senior editor for the school newspaper. She is a sliver key recipient in the Scholastic Writing Awards program.
In the community, DeGoede is active with the Elizabethtown College Community Orchestra and Band. She is a member of Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
DeGoede plans to attend Hofstra University and obtain a degree in English.
Hanley is the son of James and Mary Jo Hanley of Bainbridge. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Hanley is a member of the Student Council where he serves as co-chair of Community Service Committee. He is also active with Key Club, the Mind and Body Club (Race Director- Run For The Health Of It 5k), Science Olympiad, Science Fair, and is a member of the high school’s ice hockey team.
In the community, Hanley is a member of the Conoy Lions Club. His community service work includes helping out with the American Legion-Libhart Dyer Post 197 and at Conoy Township Summer Playground. He is active with the Hershey Junior Bears Ice Hockey program. He is a member of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hoernerstown, PA.
Hanley plans to attend Bemidji State University, dual majoring in Biochemistry and Aquatic
Biology. After graduation, he would like to enlist in the United States Navy with the ultimate goal of becoming a Navy SEAL.
DeGoede is the daughter of Kurt and Beth DeGoede of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. DeGoede is active in numerous school programs including concert band, marching band, orchestra, and pit orchestra. She is senior editor for the school newspaper. She is a sliver key recipient in the Scholastic Writing Awards program.
In the community, DeGoede is active with the Elizabethtown College Community Orchestra and Band. She is a member of Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
DeGoede plans to attend Hofstra University and obtain a degree in English.
Hanley is the son of James and Mary Jo Hanley of Bainbridge. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Hanley is a member of the Student Council where he serves as co-chair of Community Service Committee. He is also active with Key Club, the Mind and Body Club (Race Director- Run For The Health Of It 5k), Science Olympiad, Science Fair, and is a member of the high school’s ice hockey team.
In the community, Hanley is a member of the Conoy Lions Club. His community service work includes helping out with the American Legion-Libhart Dyer Post 197 and at Conoy Township Summer Playground. He is active with the Hershey Junior Bears Ice Hockey program. He is a member of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hoernerstown, PA.
Hanley plans to attend Bemidji State University, dual majoring in Biochemistry and Aquatic
Biology. After graduation, he would like to enlist in the United States Navy with the ultimate goal of becoming a Navy SEAL.
March 5, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Sierra Miller and Ben Wohlbowne were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for March. Miller and Wohlbowne were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Miller is the daughter of Tony and Sue Miller of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Miller is president of the high school’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club and treasurer of the Key Club. She is also active with the school newspaper.
As a member of FBLA, Miller has earned regional ad state awards. She place fifth in Personal Finance at state conference and second in Personal Finance at regional conference her junior year. During her sophomore year, she placed third Accounting at the state level and first in Accounting at the regional level. She also attended the national FBLA conference as a tenth grader.
In the community, Miller performs community service as part of the high school’s Key Club program.
Miller is a member of the Word of Life Chapel in Bainbridge.
Miller plans to attend Shippensburg University to major in Accounting and earn an MBA degree.
Wohlbowne is the son of Dr. David Bowne and Dr. Deb Wohl of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Hanley is a member Key Club, the Orchestra (cello), and a Student Ambassador at the high school.
An accomplished artist, two of his drawings were selected for display at the Millersville University Art Exhibit held at the Winter Visual and Performing Art Center. Wohlbowne has taken part in the Cubes in Space program where he was a national finalist.
In the community, Wohlbowne volunteers at the Winter’s Heritage House Museum. He is also active with the Construct Hip Hop Team at Morton’s Dance Center.
Wohlbowne plans to attend a university for a five-year Bachelor of Architecture degree.
Miller is the daughter of Tony and Sue Miller of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Miller is president of the high school’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club and treasurer of the Key Club. She is also active with the school newspaper.
As a member of FBLA, Miller has earned regional ad state awards. She place fifth in Personal Finance at state conference and second in Personal Finance at regional conference her junior year. During her sophomore year, she placed third Accounting at the state level and first in Accounting at the regional level. She also attended the national FBLA conference as a tenth grader.
In the community, Miller performs community service as part of the high school’s Key Club program.
Miller is a member of the Word of Life Chapel in Bainbridge.
Miller plans to attend Shippensburg University to major in Accounting and earn an MBA degree.
Wohlbowne is the son of Dr. David Bowne and Dr. Deb Wohl of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Hanley is a member Key Club, the Orchestra (cello), and a Student Ambassador at the high school.
An accomplished artist, two of his drawings were selected for display at the Millersville University Art Exhibit held at the Winter Visual and Performing Art Center. Wohlbowne has taken part in the Cubes in Space program where he was a national finalist.
In the community, Wohlbowne volunteers at the Winter’s Heritage House Museum. He is also active with the Construct Hip Hop Team at Morton’s Dance Center.
Wohlbowne plans to attend a university for a five-year Bachelor of Architecture degree.
February 4, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Emma Musser and Tristan Mabee were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for February. Musser and Mabee were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Musser is the daughter of Greg and Jodi Musser of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. She is active with the Bible Club and the high school’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) program. Musser earned the distinction of 2020 Homecoming Queen.
As a member of FFA, Musser has earned numerous statewide awards. Her honors include first place in the PA FFA Swine Entrepreneurship Proficiency contest, a finalist in the PA FFA Diversified Livestock Proficiency contest, second place in the PA FFA Prepared Public Speaking contest, sixth place in the PA FFA Creed Speaking contest, and PA FFA Second Year Scholar distinction. She’s also earned the Star Greenhand and Chapter degrees as a member of the Elizabethtown FFA.
Musser is active in the local agriculture scene. She has held numerous leadership positions with the Lancaster County 4H organization including treasurer, secretary, vice president, and president of the swine club; treasurer, secretary, vice president, and president of the beef club; and secretary of the goat club. She is also active with Lancaster County’s FFA serving as both sentinel and secretary. Musser is employed by Floral Designs of Mount Joy.
Musser plans to attend Penn State University with a major in agriculture science.
Mabee is the son of Duane and Joy Mabee of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Mabee is a member of the high school football and competition science teams. He is also active with the student newspaper. At the North Museum Science and Engineering Fair, Mabee placed second in the animal science category.
In the community, Mabee volunteers annually with the Global Aid Network.
Mabee plans to attend a local four-year college or university to earn a degree in Chemistry. He ultimately desires to be a member of a respected research team.
Musser is the daughter of Greg and Jodi Musser of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. She is active with the Bible Club and the high school’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) program. Musser earned the distinction of 2020 Homecoming Queen.
As a member of FFA, Musser has earned numerous statewide awards. Her honors include first place in the PA FFA Swine Entrepreneurship Proficiency contest, a finalist in the PA FFA Diversified Livestock Proficiency contest, second place in the PA FFA Prepared Public Speaking contest, sixth place in the PA FFA Creed Speaking contest, and PA FFA Second Year Scholar distinction. She’s also earned the Star Greenhand and Chapter degrees as a member of the Elizabethtown FFA.
Musser is active in the local agriculture scene. She has held numerous leadership positions with the Lancaster County 4H organization including treasurer, secretary, vice president, and president of the swine club; treasurer, secretary, vice president, and president of the beef club; and secretary of the goat club. She is also active with Lancaster County’s FFA serving as both sentinel and secretary. Musser is employed by Floral Designs of Mount Joy.
Musser plans to attend Penn State University with a major in agriculture science.
Mabee is the son of Duane and Joy Mabee of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Mabee is a member of the high school football and competition science teams. He is also active with the student newspaper. At the North Museum Science and Engineering Fair, Mabee placed second in the animal science category.
In the community, Mabee volunteers annually with the Global Aid Network.
Mabee plans to attend a local four-year college or university to earn a degree in Chemistry. He ultimately desires to be a member of a respected research team.
On January 8th, Etown Rotarians volunteered at the Central Pennsylvania Good Bank. The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank handles 59 million pounds of food, serving 49 million meals, serving 140,000 people through Central Pennsylvania. This crew boxed and crated 320 boxes of food.
January 9, 2020- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Catherine Duncan and Steven Dixon were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for January. Duncan and Dixon were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Duncan is the daughter of Charlynn Duncan of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Duncan holds leadership positions in numerous school programs including being a Mini-THON captain for three years and field hockey team captain for two years, as well as vice president of Key Club. She is also a member of the marching band and Aevidum Club. Duncan had the honor of representing EAHS at the Mini-THON Leadership summit her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. As a member of Key Club, she has attended the Kiwanis Club’s District Convention and Key-Leader program.
Duncan is active in the community. She has participated in Northwest EMS’s Junior EMS academy. She also attended the Rotary Club of Elizabethtown’s Youth Leadership program. Duncan is an active member of LCBC Manheim campus.
Duncan plans to attend Penn State University with a major in nursing. She hopes to specialize in trauma nursing.
Dixon is the son of Tom and Natalie Dixon of Elizabethtown. He holds several leadership positions at the high school. He is a Mini-THON captain and captain of both the indoor and outdoor track and field teams. He is also active with the social studies department’s mock election debate program, and he represented the high school at the National Youth Leadership Conference in Washington DC.
In the community, Dixon is an active member of the Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church. He is employed by Jay Vending in Hershey.
Dixon plans to attend East Stroudsburg University to obtain a degree in exercise science with a career goal of becoming a personal trainer.
Duncan is the daughter of Charlynn Duncan of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Duncan holds leadership positions in numerous school programs including being a Mini-THON captain for three years and field hockey team captain for two years, as well as vice president of Key Club. She is also a member of the marching band and Aevidum Club. Duncan had the honor of representing EAHS at the Mini-THON Leadership summit her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. As a member of Key Club, she has attended the Kiwanis Club’s District Convention and Key-Leader program.
Duncan is active in the community. She has participated in Northwest EMS’s Junior EMS academy. She also attended the Rotary Club of Elizabethtown’s Youth Leadership program. Duncan is an active member of LCBC Manheim campus.
Duncan plans to attend Penn State University with a major in nursing. She hopes to specialize in trauma nursing.
Dixon is the son of Tom and Natalie Dixon of Elizabethtown. He holds several leadership positions at the high school. He is a Mini-THON captain and captain of both the indoor and outdoor track and field teams. He is also active with the social studies department’s mock election debate program, and he represented the high school at the National Youth Leadership Conference in Washington DC.
In the community, Dixon is an active member of the Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church. He is employed by Jay Vending in Hershey.
Dixon plans to attend East Stroudsburg University to obtain a degree in exercise science with a career goal of becoming a personal trainer.
December 6, 2019- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Rachel Handshew and Jesse Myers were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of the month for December. Handshew and Myers were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Handshew is the daughter of Michael and Deborah Handshew of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Handshew holds leadership positions in numerous school programs including being president of the Key Club, treasurer for the Class of 2020, and a committee member on the high school’s Mini-THON planning team. She is also active with the swimming and cheerleading teams, pep club, and is a founding member of the hiking club. Through her work with Key Club, Handshew has supported the GEARS Fall Fest, the Lititz Chocolate Walk, and the Kiwanis Club’s Breakfast with Santa initiative.
Handshew is active in the community where she has performed with and assisted at the E-Dance Center. She has also performed with the Susquehanna Dance Center and Company Dance. Handshew is a lifeguard and swimming team member at the Willowood Swim Club. Handshew is an active member at Christ Lutheran Church in Elizabethtown.
Handshew plans to attend college with a major in dance.
Myers is the son of John and Kim Myers of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Myers holds several leadership positions at the high school including the captain of the cross-country team and co-leader of the Bible Club. He is also active with Key Club, the competition science team where he medaled at the state Science Olympiad event, and the high school’s “See You At The Pole” initiative.
In the community, Myers is a staff member in the dietary services division at Masonic Village Healthcare Center. Myers is an active member at Bossler Mennonite Church and attends Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ’s youth group.
Myers plans to either enter the electrical trade or attend a post-secondary institution to obtain a degree in Material Science.
Handshew is the daughter of Michael and Deborah Handshew of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Handshew holds leadership positions in numerous school programs including being president of the Key Club, treasurer for the Class of 2020, and a committee member on the high school’s Mini-THON planning team. She is also active with the swimming and cheerleading teams, pep club, and is a founding member of the hiking club. Through her work with Key Club, Handshew has supported the GEARS Fall Fest, the Lititz Chocolate Walk, and the Kiwanis Club’s Breakfast with Santa initiative.
Handshew is active in the community where she has performed with and assisted at the E-Dance Center. She has also performed with the Susquehanna Dance Center and Company Dance. Handshew is a lifeguard and swimming team member at the Willowood Swim Club. Handshew is an active member at Christ Lutheran Church in Elizabethtown.
Handshew plans to attend college with a major in dance.
Myers is the son of John and Kim Myers of Elizabethtown. He is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Myers holds several leadership positions at the high school including the captain of the cross-country team and co-leader of the Bible Club. He is also active with Key Club, the competition science team where he medaled at the state Science Olympiad event, and the high school’s “See You At The Pole” initiative.
In the community, Myers is a staff member in the dietary services division at Masonic Village Healthcare Center. Myers is an active member at Bossler Mennonite Church and attends Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ’s youth group.
Myers plans to either enter the electrical trade or attend a post-secondary institution to obtain a degree in Material Science.
November 7, 2019- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Claire Fritz and Jacob Sevcik were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of month for November. Fritz and Sevcik were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Fritz is the daughter of Matthew and Carrie Fritz of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Fritz is an accomplished musician. She is a member of the concert, marching, and jazz bands; concert and show choirs; and the orchestra. Her senior year, she served as drum major for the marching band. Fritz has been named to the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District 7, Region 5, and All-State chorus ensembles, as well as the District 7 orchestra ensemble. She is also a member of the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association county band, chorus, and orchestra ensembles.
Fritz has been active with the high school’s fall play and spring musical programs where she has held featured roles in both seasonal productions. Fritz earned a Hershey Theater Apollo Award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Play for her role as Maggie Cutler in The Man Who Came to Dinner.
Fritz is active in the community where she performs for the E-Dance Center. She is employed by the Hershey Trolley Works as a performer. Fritz is an active member at Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
Fritz plans to attend college to study music education and voice performance.
Sevcik is the son of Matt and Mindy Sevcik of Elizabethtown. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Sevcik holds several leadership positions at the high school including captain of the boys’ soccer and volleyball teams, section leader for both the band and chorus, and security captain for min-THON. He is also active with the high school’s spring musical, bible club, and orchestra.
Sevcik is both an accomplished athlete and musician. He is a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section One all star in volleyball; a member of the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association’s county chorus and band ensembles; and a member of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s District 7 and Region 5 chorus ensembles.
In the community, Sevcik is a staff member at the Gretna Glen Camp and Retreat Center. He has also been a youth leader at the SEARCH for Christian Maturity retreat program. Sevcik is an active member of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Elizabethtown
Sevcik plans to attend college and pursue a degree in chemical engineering.
Fritz is the daughter of Matthew and Carrie Fritz of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Fritz is an accomplished musician. She is a member of the concert, marching, and jazz bands; concert and show choirs; and the orchestra. Her senior year, she served as drum major for the marching band. Fritz has been named to the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District 7, Region 5, and All-State chorus ensembles, as well as the District 7 orchestra ensemble. She is also a member of the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association county band, chorus, and orchestra ensembles.
Fritz has been active with the high school’s fall play and spring musical programs where she has held featured roles in both seasonal productions. Fritz earned a Hershey Theater Apollo Award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Play for her role as Maggie Cutler in The Man Who Came to Dinner.
Fritz is active in the community where she performs for the E-Dance Center. She is employed by the Hershey Trolley Works as a performer. Fritz is an active member at Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
Fritz plans to attend college to study music education and voice performance.
Sevcik is the son of Matt and Mindy Sevcik of Elizabethtown. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Sevcik holds several leadership positions at the high school including captain of the boys’ soccer and volleyball teams, section leader for both the band and chorus, and security captain for min-THON. He is also active with the high school’s spring musical, bible club, and orchestra.
Sevcik is both an accomplished athlete and musician. He is a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section One all star in volleyball; a member of the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association’s county chorus and band ensembles; and a member of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s District 7 and Region 5 chorus ensembles.
In the community, Sevcik is a staff member at the Gretna Glen Camp and Retreat Center. He has also been a youth leader at the SEARCH for Christian Maturity retreat program. Sevcik is an active member of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Elizabethtown
Sevcik plans to attend college and pursue a degree in chemical engineering.
October 16, 2019- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Ellen Schlosser and Adam Evans were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of month for October. Schlosser and Evans were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school, and community service activities.
Schlosser is the daughter of Matt and Hether Schlosser of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Schlosser holds numerous leadership positions at the high school including student council secretary, Science Olympiad team manager, and Lancaster County Career and Technology Center student ambassador.
Schlosser has earned several awards during her high school years. She placed third in the North Museum Science and Engineering Fair in the Biomedical and Translational Health Sciences category. She received the high school’s Contemporary Issues Student of the Year Award as part of the underclass awards program her junior year.
Schlosser is active in the community where she has interned at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Women and Babies Hospital and is a teacher assistant for the E-Dance Center. She is also active with St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
Schlosser plans to attend college and obtain a teaching nursing.
Evans is the son of Andy and Jodie Evans of Elizabethtown. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Evans holds several leadership positions at the high school including class president and captain of varsity soccer team. In addition, Evans is a member of the track and field team and the chorus and show choirs. He is also active with the school newspaper, the computer programming and mathematics club, Mini-THON, and EAHS Theater productions.
An accomplished thespian, Evans held the lead role of Horton in the high school’s award-winning production of Seussical the Musical. As Horton, Evans received a Hershey Theater Apollo Awards nomination in the Outstanding Lead Actor category. Evans has been honored with the Coach’s Award for Distance both his sophomore and junior years as a member of the track and field team. He also received the high school’s World Language Department Award as part of the underclass awards program his freshman year.
In the community, Evans has been a participant in the Penn State Harrisburg STEM Summer Enrichment Program. He is also active with the Hershey Trolley Works as an actor and tour guide.
Evans plans to attend college and pursue a degree in engineering.
Schlosser is the daughter of Matt and Hether Schlosser of Elizabethtown. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Schlosser holds numerous leadership positions at the high school including student council secretary, Science Olympiad team manager, and Lancaster County Career and Technology Center student ambassador.
Schlosser has earned several awards during her high school years. She placed third in the North Museum Science and Engineering Fair in the Biomedical and Translational Health Sciences category. She received the high school’s Contemporary Issues Student of the Year Award as part of the underclass awards program her junior year.
Schlosser is active in the community where she has interned at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Women and Babies Hospital and is a teacher assistant for the E-Dance Center. She is also active with St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
Schlosser plans to attend college and obtain a teaching nursing.
Evans is the son of Andy and Jodie Evans of Elizabethtown. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Evans holds several leadership positions at the high school including class president and captain of varsity soccer team. In addition, Evans is a member of the track and field team and the chorus and show choirs. He is also active with the school newspaper, the computer programming and mathematics club, Mini-THON, and EAHS Theater productions.
An accomplished thespian, Evans held the lead role of Horton in the high school’s award-winning production of Seussical the Musical. As Horton, Evans received a Hershey Theater Apollo Awards nomination in the Outstanding Lead Actor category. Evans has been honored with the Coach’s Award for Distance both his sophomore and junior years as a member of the track and field team. He also received the high school’s World Language Department Award as part of the underclass awards program his freshman year.
In the community, Evans has been a participant in the Penn State Harrisburg STEM Summer Enrichment Program. He is also active with the Hershey Trolley Works as an actor and tour guide.
Evans plans to attend college and pursue a degree in engineering.
