January 14, 2019- Elizabethtown Area High School seniors Katherine Kimbark and Sean Brown were named the Elizabethtown Rotary Club’s students of month for January. Kimbark and Brown were honored for their high academic achievement and extensive involvement in school and community service activities.
Kimbark is the daughter of Craig and Kristine Kimbark of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Kimbark is involved in numerous school programs including Key Club, Mind and Body Club (co-founder and co-president), Mini-THON, and Peer Tutoring. She is captain of the girls’ volleyball team and a member of the track and field team.
Kimbark is active in the community where she does volunteer work for the Susquehanna Stage Company and the local Toys For Tots initiative.
Kimbark plans to attend college and obtain a degree on Biochemistry in order to pursue a career in pharmaceutical research.
Brown is the son of Franklin and Caroline Brown of Elizabethtown. Brown earned the distinction of National Merit Scholarship semifinalist and is vying to be a finalist later this spring. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society and has been named an AP Scholar.
Brown is an accomplished musician. He has been named to the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District and Regional Orchestras, as well as the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association Orchestra. He is a member of the Hershey Symphony Orchestra. He placed first in both the Hershey Symphony and Allegro Orchestra of Lancaster Young Artists Competitions.
In the community, Brown is active with the Libertarian Party of Lancaster County serving as their secretary and editor-in-chief of their newsletter.
Brown plans to attend college and obtain a degree in economics with a minor in music.
Kimbark is the daughter of Craig and Kristine Kimbark of Mount Joy. She is a member of the prestigious National Honor Society. Kimbark is involved in numerous school programs including Key Club, Mind and Body Club (co-founder and co-president), Mini-THON, and Peer Tutoring. She is captain of the girls’ volleyball team and a member of the track and field team.
Kimbark is active in the community where she does volunteer work for the Susquehanna Stage Company and the local Toys For Tots initiative.
Kimbark plans to attend college and obtain a degree on Biochemistry in order to pursue a career in pharmaceutical research.
Brown is the son of Franklin and Caroline Brown of Elizabethtown. Brown earned the distinction of National Merit Scholarship semifinalist and is vying to be a finalist later this spring. He is member of the prestigious National Honor Society and has been named an AP Scholar.
Brown is an accomplished musician. He has been named to the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District and Regional Orchestras, as well as the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association Orchestra. He is a member of the Hershey Symphony Orchestra. He placed first in both the Hershey Symphony and Allegro Orchestra of Lancaster Young Artists Competitions.
In the community, Brown is active with the Libertarian Party of Lancaster County serving as their secretary and editor-in-chief of their newsletter.
Brown plans to attend college and obtain a degree in economics with a minor in music.
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