Lions Club Students of the Month
The Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month program celebrates and honors students enrolled at the Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) that exhibit exceptional work ethic, skills, and knowledge in their respective subject areas.
May 2025
Tyler Miller
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly recognizes Tyler Miller as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for May.
Tyler, a senior in the Architectural CADD program at the Brownstown LCCTC campus, is the son of Anthony and Susan Miller of Elizabethtown.
Tyler chose to attend LCCTC to deepen his understanding of CADD software and explore the design and planning involved in architectural work. His passion for the field and commitment to excellence are evident through his involvement in SkillsUSA and his induction into the National Technical Honor Society.
At Elizabethtown Area High School, Tyler was also a member of the National Honor Society, balancing his academic accomplishments with extracurricular involvement. Beyond the classroom, he works part-time as a dishwasher at Masonic Village and is an active member of his church’s youth group.
Tyler’s future plans include attending Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, where he will pursue a degree in Architectural Technology as he continues to build a strong foundation for a career in architecture and design.
April 2025
Benjamin Dice
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly recognizes Benjamin Dice as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for April.
Ben, a senior in the Welding Program at the Mount Joy LCCTC campus, is the son of George and Amy Dice of Elizabethtown.
Ben began his time at LCCTC as a junior in the Intro to Transportation program to gain hands-on experience working on cars. His interest soon shifted to welding, a skill he developed through projects with his grandfather. As a senior, he enrolled in the Welding program and currently serves as shop foreman. Ben’s strong performance in the program earned him a recommendation for an Advanced Placement Internship. He now works three days a week with Advanced Industrial Systems, gaining valuable experience in the welding industry.
Outside the classroom, Ben is active in Boy Scouts and is working toward earning the rank of Eagle Scout. He also helps on his family’s farm and supports a neighboring farm. His strong work ethic and commitment to learning continue to guide his plans for the future, which include pursuing a career in the welding field after graduation.
After graduation, Ben plans to continue growing his career in the welding industry.
March 2025
Grace Cardwell
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly recognizes Grace Caldwell as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for March.
Grace, a senior in the Medical Assistant Program, is the daughter of Brian and Maribeth Caldwell of Elizabethtown.
Throughout the school year, Grace has consistently demonstrated excellence, maintaining the highest grade in her program among a class of over fifty students—all while balancing a job and social commitments. She is known for her strong work ethic, leadership, and positive attitude, which make her a role model for her peers. Grace is always respectful, prepared, and willing to help others, qualities that will serve her well in her future healthcare career.
Her commitment to learning and dedication to success have earned her a place at Saint Joseph’s University, where she will pursue a degree in nursing.
February 2025
Xsavier Vargas
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly recognizes Xsavier Vargas as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for February.
Xsavier resides in Elizabethtown with his mother, Maritza Saldana. He is currently enrolled in LCCTC’s Painting and Interior Finish program, which prepares students for careers as installers and finishers. In this program, Xsavier is gaining hands-on experience using state-of-the-art spray equipment and power tools to master professional painting techniques, ceramic tile installation, and vinyl flooring installation.
Xsavier is known for his dedication, leadership, and excellence in all aspects of his education. His outstanding attendance, exemplary behavior, and deep respect for both peers and instructors make him a standout student. Beyond his own academic and technical achievements, Xsavier is a mentor and role model to his classmates. He is always willing to lend a helping hand, offering guidance and encouragement to those who may be struggling.
His positive attitude, commitment to learning, and drive for success make him an inspiration to those around him. Xsavier’s strong work ethic and determination make him a deserving recipient of this recognition.
January 2025
Jacqueline Kubembereza
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly announces Jacqueline Kubembereza as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for January.
Jacqueline, known as Jackie, resides in Elizabethtown with her parents, Sibu Masengo and Angelique Nduwimana.
Drawn by her curiosity about how things work and operate, Jackie chose the Electromechanical Engineering program to explore her personal interests and potential career paths. She has a particular fascination with motor control and troubleshooting, which fueled her passion for the field.
At LCCTC, Jackie has excelled academically, maintaining an impressive “A” average in her program. Her accomplishments extend beyond the classroom as she actively participates in several extracurricular activities, including membership in the National Technical Honor Society, the Student Ambassador program, and SkillsUSA. Outside of her studies, Jackie enjoys staying active through her involvement in sports.
Looking ahead, Jackie is considering many options including pursuing a post-secondary education in Business or Accounting or entering the Electromechanical Engineering industry.
December 2024
Danica Allman
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly announces Danica Allman as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for December.
Danica, enrolled in the Veterinary Assistant Program, resides in Elizabethtown with her mother, Jenesis Stahl. She chose the Veterinary Assistant Program for her senior year after attending an open house, where she was drawn to the opportunity to help animals and give them a voice. Danica has always been passionate about animal care, and the Veterinary Assistant Program provided the perfect avenue to pursue that passion.
At LCCTC, Danica is gaining hands-on experience in animal care, including grooming, proper restraint techniques, developing nutritional diets for pets, taking x-rays, providing excellent customer service, and assisting in surgery. Additionally, she is learning the anatomy and physiology of dogs, cats, and pocket pets, and is currently studying the skeletal system in her class.
Outside of her studies, Danica has been an active participant in several extracurricular activities, including the Elizabethtown girls' soccer team, Student Lighthouse, Paws +Think, Spooky Nook Recreational Soccer, National Technical Honor Society, and the CTC Ambassador Program.
Danica's future plans include continuing her education in the Lancaster County CTC Veterinary Technician program after graduation. She aims to pursue a career as a certified veterinary technician, where she hopes to continue making a difference in the lives of animals.
November 2024
Maryjane Van Arsdale
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly announces Maryjane Van Arsdale as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for November.
Maryjane, a senior at the Mount Joy campus of LCCTC, is the daughter of Anthony Van Arsdale and Samantha McCauley of Bainbridge.
Maryjane's passion for welding began at a young age when her father introduced her to the craft through hands-on projects. This early exposure ignited her interest, and she chose to pursue Welding as a career pathway in her junior year at LCCTC.
In her senior year, Maryjane expanded her skill set by enrolling in the Precision Machining program to further diversify her expertise and increase her opportunities in the welding industry. Maryjane is especially drawn to the artistic and creative aspects of welding, finding it to be a fulfilling outlet for her talents.
Beyond her technical achievements, Maryjane has demonstrated remarkable leadership abilities. She has been an active member of the Student Ambassador Leadership program at Mount Joy CTC for the past two years and was recently named President of SkillsUSA, a role in which she continues to excel.
Looking ahead, Maryjane plans to pursue a career in the welding field and is eager to start an Apprenticeship Program Initiative (API) - Co-op position soon, where she hopes to further develop her skills and launch her professional journey.
October 2024
Aubrey Powell
Elizabethtown Area High School proudly announces Aubrey Powell as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Student of the Month for October.
Aubrey, a senior at the Mount Joy campus of the LCCTC, is the daughter of Jason Powell and Amanda Robinson, both of Elizabethtown.
Aubrey’s passion for hands-on learning made LCCTC the perfect fit for her educational journey. Initially drawn to automotive work, she began her studies in the Introduction to Transportation program during her junior year. However, her curiosity and research led her to pursue a new direction—Welding Technology—where she is now fully immersed as a senior.
In addition to her coursework, Aubrey has served as a Student Ambassador at the Mount Joy campus for the past two years, helping promote leadership and engagement among her peers. Outside the classroom, she enjoys working on her car and balancing her responsibilities with a part-time job.
Looking to the future, Aubrey hopes to secure an Apprenticeship Program Initiative (API) or Co-op position in welding, aiming to gain valuable industry experience. Her ultimate goal is to build a successful career in welding while continuing to expand her technical skills.