Rotary Students of the Month
The Elizabethtown Area High School Rotary Student of the Month program celebrates and recognizes student achievements by sustaining a culture of learning and belonging that values academic success and raises awareness of student contributions to the high school community. All the honorees have demonstrated exceptional dedication to their studies, leadership and character qualities, and positive contributions to our school community.
To learn more about the Rotary Club of Elizabethtown, visit the club's website at www.elizabethtownrotary.org.
June 2026
Sienna Tyson
Sienna is the daughter of Jonathan and Michelle “Missy” Tyson of Elizabethtown.
Sienna is an accomplished and academically driven student who has demonstrated excellence in both academics and extracurricular involvement throughout high school. She is a member of the National Honor Society, an organization that recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Her academic honors include the President’s Award for Educational Excellence, recognition as an AP Scholar with Distinction, the Honors U.S. History Award, and the Music Theory Award.
Within the school community, Sienna serves as Concert Master for the school orchestra and also performs with the Chamber Orchestra and Pit Orchestra for the high school spring musicals. She is a member of the varsity Quiz Bowl team, participates in Science Olympiad competitions, and is involved in both Book Club and Roots & Shoots.
Outside of school, Sienna is active in the Dauphin County Friendship 4-H Club and participates in the Pennsylvania Farm Show and the Bloomsburg Fleece to Shawl competition. She earned Best Spinner honors in 2024 and 2025 at Bloomsburg and received two first-place awards at the Farm Show. She is also active with the Elizabethtown Mountain Bike Club and has placed among the top five in various races.
Sienna is employed as a bakery associate at the Giant Food Stores bakery in Elizabethtown and volunteers with Blessings of Hope.
Following graduation, Sienna plans to attend college to pursue degrees in Urban Planning and Environmental Studies, with the goal of working in advocacy related to urbanism.
Francis Burke
Francis is the son of Kenny and Paula Burke.
Francis is a dedicated student-athlete who has demonstrated excellence both academically and athletically throughout high school. He is a member of the National Honor Society, an organization that recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and has maintained a 4.0 GPA.
Within the school community, Francis has served on the Talent Show Committee and was selected as a member of the 2025 Homecoming Court. Francis is a four-year varsity letter winner in wrestling and has earned numerous accomplishments in the sport. He is a three-time champion of the Governor Mifflin Holiday Wrestling Tournament, a two-time Lancaster-Lebanon League Champion, and a two-time PIAA District 3 Section 2 Champion. He was also a 2026 district place winner and state qualifier.
Beyond school, Francis is actively involved in serving the community. He volunteers with the Elizabethtown Train Guys, assists as a volunteer coach for the Rheems Athletic Association Rookie Rugby program and the Elizabethtown Mat Club, and supports various wrestling team service projects, including tournament set-up, Earth Day clean-up efforts, and farm work moving hay bales.
Francis has also gained professional experience through an internship with the Wrestlers in Business Network in Lancaster. He previously worked as a customer service representative at Adventure Sports in Hershey and also serves as a soccer and rugby referee. Francis volunteers at Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
Following graduation, Francis plans to attend Franklin & Marshall College, where he will continue his wrestling career.
May 2026
Faith Hamilton
Faith is the daughter of Michael and Christie Hamilton of Elizabethtown.
Faith has demonstrated a strong commitment to academics throughout high school. She was inducted into the National Honor Society, an organization that recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Faith has earned Academic Excellence Awards in English 10, Child Development, World History, and Algebra II and has achieved Honor Roll recognition throughout all four years of high school. In addition, she successfully completed the EMT program and psychomotor testing in 2025.
Within the school community, Faith has been actively involved in Paws & Think, MiniTHON, Future Business Leaders of America, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She also serves as a Link Crew Commissioner, helping mentor and support incoming students. In addition to her school involvement, Faith is a member of the Rifle team and has participated throughout high school.
Outside of school, Faith has been involved in several leadership and service opportunities through camping ministries, including Gretna Glen and Camp Yolijwa, where she now serves as a camp counselor. She is employed as a crew member at Dunkin’.
Faith is active in the youth groups at Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church and Hope Community Church. She has served as an Impact Leader and participated in multiple youth mission trips during the summers of 2021, 2023, and 2024.
Following graduation, Faith plans to attend college to pursue a degree in nursing.
Wyatt Stoltzfus
Wyatt is the son of Mandi and Todd Stoltzfus of Elizabethtown.
Wyatt has demonstrated a strong commitment to academics and the arts throughout high school. He is a member of the National Honor Society, an organization that recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and has earned Honor Roll recognition during all four years of high school.
Within the school community, Wyatt has been actively involved in Varsity Volleyball, Marching Band, Jazz Band, and Orchestra. His passion for music also extends beyond school, where he serves as the drummer for False Alarm, a student-led cover rock band. Through the band, Wyatt helped organize “Rock for Food,” a community concert event that collected food donations for the Elizabethtown Community Cupboard.
Outside of school, Wyatt is employed at Messicks and is active in the youth group at East Fairview Church in Manheim. He participated in a mission trip to Juarez, Mexico in October 2024, serves as a drummer for the church worship team, volunteers with EF Kids Vacation Bible School, and worked as a camp counselor at Camp Yolijwa during the summer of 2024.
Following graduation, Wyatt plans to attend Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport to pursue a professional bachelor’s degree in architecture and obtain his architectural licensure.
April 2026
Audrianna Resetar
Audrianna is the daughter of Eric and Amber Resetar of Elizabethtown.
She has earned multiple Academic Excellence Awards throughout high school in rigorous coursework, including Honors Biology, Sociology, and Honors 20th Century U.S. History in 9th grade; Honors Physics, Honors Pre-Calculus, Honors World History, and Introduction to Health Sciences in 10th grade; and Honors Biochemistry/Biotechnology, AP Literature and Composition, AP Calculus AB, Honors Anatomy and Physiology, and Health 11 in 11th grade. She has also been recognized as a 2025 AP Scholar.
In addition to her academic achievements, Audrianna is highly involved in the school community. She serves as Vice President of the Student Council and was the Co-Founder and Co-President of the Debate Club. She is also an active member of Science Olympiad, participates in the Science Fair, and is a member of the National Honor Society, which recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Alongside her academic and leadership involvement, Audrianna is a dedicated three-sport varsity athlete, competing in Girls Soccer, Track and Field, and Girls Volleyball. She has received several athletic honors, including Competitive Heart Awards in hurdles and pole vault, a Coach’s Award in hurdles, and a third-place finish in Indoor Leagues for pole vault. She is also a three-year league qualifier in track and field.
Outside of school, Audrianna volunteers with the Elizabethtown Boys Club, supporting youth sports programs, and has contributed to various Student Council-led service initiatives, including ECHOES. She is employed as a barista at Starbucks and attends St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
Following graduation, Audrianna plans to attend a four-year college or university to major in chemistry or a pre-dental track, with the goal of attending dental school and becoming certified in forensic odontology.
Jonathan “Jack” Myers
Jack is the son of John and Kim Myers of Elizabethtown.
Jack is an engaged and service-oriented student who has demonstrated a strong commitment to academics. He has received multiple underclassmen awards, including Academic Excellence Awards in Honors Chemistry, Cooperative Team Games, Honors Algebra II, Spanish I, and Technology & Society.
Within the school community, Jack helps lead the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is a member of the National Honor Society - an organization that recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character - and participates in Bible Club. He joined Link Crew in his junior year, where he has taken on a mentorship role supporting incoming students.
In addition to his academic and leadership involvement, Jack has been active in athletics throughout his high school career. He has participated in cross country and baseball and is a varsity letter winner in both sports.
Beyond school, Jack is committed to serving others. He works as a camp counselor at FCA Power Camp, has volunteered with ECHOES, and assists the Elizabethtown Public Library by helping prepare for the annual Fall Book Sale. He has also held employment with Zeager Landscaping and currently works at Adventure Sports in Hershey.
Jack is an active member of Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, where he participates in annual mission trips, supports the church tech team, and is currently interning with the youth pastor.
Following graduation, Jack plans to attend Messiah University to study the Bible and pursue a career in the ministry field, with aspirations of becoming a pastor, missionary, or spiritual director.
March 2026
Josephine "Josie" Sirinides
Josie is the daughter of Philip and Emily Sirinides of Elizabethtown.
Josie is a highly involved student in the Elizabethtown Area School District’s performing arts programs. She is an active participant in the EASD Theater Department and has been cast in every play and musical during her high school career. During her senior year, she held one of the leading roles performing as Anna in the production of Frozen.
Josie is also engaged in the school’s music program. She participates in multiple ensembles including Marching Band (clarinet), Concert Band (oboe), Orchestra (oboe), Chorus, and Show Choir. This year she is also serving as a Music Department intern, assisting Mr. Fortier with the Middle School Chorus. Josie’s musical accomplishments include selection to the PMEA District 7 Chorus and PMEA Region 5 Chorus, as well as the LLMEA County Chorus.
Her leadership and involvement extend throughout the school community. Josie has participated in Model United Nations, served as Student Musical Director and choreographer for several middle school productions, and held leadership roles within the choir and band programs. She served as Clarinet Section Leader and now serves as Vice President of the Band, while also helping organize rehearsals and events as a Choir Officer. She also received the Academic Excellence Award in Honors Calculus.
Outside of school, Josie is active in local theater with Servant Stage and Susquehanna Stage. In 2025, she received the Rising Star Scholarship from Servant Stage in recognition of her dedication to the performing arts.
Josie also enjoys mentoring younger performers by working as a theater camp counselor and volunteering as a student director. She attends Lancaster Brethren in Christ Church, where she sings and volunteers with children. She is employed at Masonic Village in the food services division.
Drew Robb
Drew is the son of Stephen and Kelli Robb of Elizabethtown.
Drew is an active member of the school community and participates in a variety of clubs and activities. He serves as Co-President of the Stream Team Club and President of the Tabletop Club. He is also a member of Model United Nations and participated in the Atollo Program.
Drew has also been involved in the school’s theater program, performing in the past two fall plays, Arsenic and Old Lace and Puffs. In addition to his activities in school, he has helped support school events such as freshman orientation and parent night, and he has earned Honor Roll recognition multiple times.
Outside of school, Drew works as a grocery associate at Weis Markets in Elizabethtown, where he has been employed since June 2023.
Following graduation, Drew plans to attend Millersville University to major in Media Arts Production with the goal of becoming a film director.
February 2026
Ellia Spang
Ellia is the daughter of Daniel and Marjorie Spang of Elizabethtown.
Ellia is a strong student who has maintained consistent academic success throughout high school. She is a member of the National Honor Society, demonstrating commitment to the pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and is a regular member of the Honor Roll.
A dedicated leader within the school community, Ellia serves as Student Council President and previously held the roles of Historian and Dance Chair. She is the Secretary of Future Business Leaders of America and a leader in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Ellia is also a Team Captain of the Volleyball Team and participates in Track and Field. Ellia is also actively involved in planning and organizing events that strengthen school culture, including food drives, school dances, teacher appreciation breakfasts, student breakfasts, and May Day activities.
Outside of school, Ellia works as a cashier at Giant and as a chicken farmer at Gretna View Farms. She attends Newport Church, where she volunteers in the children’s ministry teaching Sunday school and participates in weekly youth group.
Following graduation, Ellia plans to attend Messiah University to study nursing while continuing her athletic career as a member of the university’s volleyball team.
Jack Ketchum
Jack is the son of Neil and Beth Ketchum of Elizabethtown.
Jack is a dedicated student who has demonstrated consistent academic achievement throughout high school. He is a member of the National Honor Society, reflecting his commitment to scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and is a regular member of the Honor Roll.
Jack is highly involved in school leadership and extracurricular activities. He serves as Class Secretary and is President of the Band. He is also co-founder and co-president of the EAHS Debate Club and a member of the Orchestra. In athletics, Jack has served as Captain of the Swimming Team his junior and senior seasons.
His accomplishments extend beyond the school setting. Jack has been recognized as a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American and a National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association All-American. He also works as a lifeguard at Willowood Swim Club.
After graduation, Jack plans to attend Brown University to pursue a degree in Applied Mathematics and Economics while competing on the Men’s Swimming and Diving team.
January 2026
Avery Grosh
Avery is the daughter of Mark Collin and Erin Grosh of Elizabethtown.
Avery is a strong student who has maintained consistent academic success throughout high school. She is a member of the National Honor Society, demonstrating commitment to the pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and is a regular member of the Honor Roll. Avery has earned numerous academic and activity-based honors throughout her high school career. Through the school’s Underclass Awards Program, she was selected by school faculty and administration to receive both the Chemistry II Award of Excellence and the President’s Award for Educational Excellence, recognizing her outstanding academic achievement and dedication to learning.
Avery has been selected multiple times for the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association County Orchestra, reflecting her excellence in music. She has also earned various program awards in Mountain Bike Club, Rugby, and Tennis, recognizing her leadership, positive attitude, mentorship, and athletic growth.
Highly involved in school activities, Avery has participated in Human Rights Club, Model United Nations, American Red Cross Club, Mountain Bike Club, Rugby, Track and Field, Tennis, Chamber Strings, Festival Strings, Roots and Shoots, Jump Start, and the Superintendent’s Advisory Council.
Avery is also actively engaged in the community, volunteering at Masonic Village, where she extends her commitment to service beyond the school setting. In addition to her academic and volunteer involvement, Avery maintains a strong work ethic through her employment as Fountain Staff at The Jigger Shop in Mount Gretna and as a Farm Market Associate and Shift Lead at Masonic Village in Elizabethtown.
After graduation, Avery plans to attend a post-secondary institution with an undecided major.
Nick Lin
Nick Lin is the son of Tao Lin and Ying Ying Ni of Elizabethtown.
Nick is a strong student who has demonstrated consistent academic success throughout high school. He is a member of the National Honor Society, reflecting his commitment to the pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. He has earned several academic honors, including the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award presented by the University of Rochester, awards for outstanding performance in AP Macroeconomics, AP Biology, Honors Competition Science I, and 20th Century History, and the Woodmen of the World Award.
Nick demonstrates leadership and service through his role as a Mini-THON Captain, helping to support pediatric cancer research and inspire school-wide participation.
Beyond school, he volunteers with Camp Ladybug, where he contributes his time and energy to supporting children and families.
Looking ahead, Nick plans to attend college and pursue a double major in computer science and business, combining his strengths in analytical thinking and leadership to prepare for future career opportunities.
December 2025
Jebbeh Ngafua
Jebbeh is the daughter of Manjoe Ngafua of Folcroft, PA, and Hawah Fahnbulleh of Darby, PA.
Jebbeh is a committed leader and an active member of the school community. She serves as Co-captain of the Student Lighthouse Team, is a member of the Human Rights Club, and holds the position of Treasurer for Pep Club. In addition, she contributes as a Link Crew Leader, helping to support and mentor younger students.
Athletically, Jebbeh is a standout on the Varsity Track and Field Team, where she is the school record holder in the triple jump. Her accomplishments include earning the Coaches Award, being named the Pan Ram Invitational Most Outstanding Female Field Performer, and winning the title of Pan Ram Triple Jump Champion.
Jebbeh’s achievements in the classroom are equally impressive. She has been inducted into both the National Honor Society and the National Technical Honor Society, demonstrating commitment to the pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. She is also a consistent member of the Honor Roll.
Jebbeh’s community involvement includes volunteering at Masonic Villages, serving as a Student Ambassador for the Lancaster Career and Technology Center Mount Joy Campus, and supporting the Children’s Ministry at Hope Community Church. She is a three-time recipient (freshman, sophomore, and junior years) of The Mary Pape Award, presented by the Masonic Villages Children's Home to the high school student with the highest GPA over the school year.
She is currently employed as a Dining Attendant at Masonic Villages and participates in Hope Community Church’s Youth Group.
Looking ahead, Jebbeh plans to attend a four-year college in Pennsylvania and pursue a career as a pharmacist.
Trent Kauffman
Trent is the son of David Kauffman of Holtwood, PA, and Lindsay Romig of Elizabethtown.
Trent is an active and dedicated member of the school’s athletic programs, serving as a captain of the Varsity Football Team and competing on the Varsity Lacrosse Team. His achievements in football include being named a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Two Second Team All-Star and receiving the 2025 Iron Bear Award for above-the-line leadership and effort. He also contributes to school spirit and service through involvement in Mini-THON. In addition to his varsity sports, Trent supports the school’s Unified Bocce program, where he serves as a game official, helping promote inclusion and supporting student-athletes of all abilities.
Academically, Trent is a consistent Honor Roll student and has received Academic Excellence Awards in Career and Finance as well as Net Sports, recognizing his dedication and strong performance in the classroom.
Outside of school, Trent works at Twisted Bine and Jackson's Window Shoppe, balancing academics, athletics, and employment with responsibility and commitment.
Looking ahead, Trent is considering both entering the workforce and attending college as he explores his post-secondary options.
November 2025
Sadie Givens
Sadie is the daughter of Gwendolyn Boyer of Bainbridge and Joel Givens of Elizabethtown.
Sadie is an active and engaged student leader with involvement in multiple school clubs, including Key Club, Model United Nations, Newspaper Club, Student Council, Red Cross Club, Women in STEM, Bible Club, Club Ophelia, Choir, and Link Crew. She has held leadership positions in several organizations, including Vice President of the Red Cross Club, Treasurer and Head of Fundraising for Women in STEM, and Publicity Secretary for Student Council.
Sadie has been inducted into the National Honor Society, representing the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Her academic achievements also include multiple Academic Excellence awards in Choir, Career & Finance Online, Honors World History, Honors English Ten, and Honors General Science, as well as the Administrative Leadership Award and the President’s Award for Educational Excellence.
Outside of school, Sadie participates in Red Cross programs, Students for Education in PA, and was a finalist for Vice President of Communications in the National Student Council. She also attends LCBC Harrisburg and balances employment at Weis Markets and Knock Knock Boutique.
Looking ahead, Sadie plans to attend college, pursuing a degree in Biology or an accelerated Occupational Therapy program, with the goal of continuing her studies toward a Master’s or Doctorate in Occupational Therapy.
Nicholas Kreider
Nicholas is the son of Dave and Lois Kreider of Elizabethtown.
Nicholas is a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, one of the highest academic honors a high school senior can achieve nationally. He has also been inducted into the National Honor Society for representing the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In addition, Nicholas has consistently earned a place on the honor roll throughout high school and has been recognized as an AP Scholar with Distinction for outstanding performance on Advanced Placement exams.
Active both in academics and the arts, Nicholas participates in the high school Concert Band and Orchestra, Marching Band, Jazz Band, and Musical Pit Orchestra. He also competes in Science Olympiad and mathematics competitions.
Beyond academics, Nicholas contributes to his community as a member of the Bainbridge Community Band, and participates in his church, Cross Roads BIC, volunteering weekly with youth group activities, operating camera equipment, and joining annual mission trips. He is also employed at Weis Markets.
Following graduation, Nicholas plans to attend a four-year university to study Mathematics and Physics.
October 2025
Kendal Huggins
Kendal is the daughter of John and Emily Huggins of Elizabethtown.
Kendal is a highly engaged student leader who holds numerous leadership positions, including Class of 2026 Vice President, Student Council President, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) President, and Link Crew Commissioner. As a member of FBLA, she has advanced to the state competition in broadcast journalism twice. She has represented her high school as a delegate at both regional and state FBLA conferences. Athletically, Kendal is a member of the girls’ lacrosse team.
Her academic excellence has been recognized through induction into the National Honor Society, which celebrates students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In addition, the high school faculty has honored Kendal with underclass awards in Biology, Wellness, Honors Geometry, and 11th Grade Health.
Outside of school, Kendal is an active member of Hope Community Church in Mount Joy, where she participates in the youth group. She also balances employment at Starbucks, where she works as a barista, and Sloan’s Pharmacy, where she serves as a pharmacy intern.
Looking ahead, Kendal plans to pursue a four-year nursing program to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, with the ultimate goal of becoming a nurse practitioner.
Dominic Hemsch
Dominic is the son of Robert and Bianca Hemsch of Elizabethtown.
Dominic is a dedicated and accomplished student whose academic success includes induction into the National Honor Society and recognition as an AP Scholar—a distinction awarded by the College Board to students who demonstrate outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on Advanced Placement exams. The high school faculty has also honored Dominic with underclass awards in both Speech and Band.
A talented musician, Dominic serves as the drumline captain in both the marching and concert bands, and he plays percussion in the symphonic orchestra, jazz band, and the pit orchestra for the spring musical. He has auditioned for and performed with the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 7 Band and Jazz Band, as well as the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association (LLMEA) County Band (twice) and County Orchestra (twice).
Dominic’s leadership and involvement extend beyond music. He serves as President of Model UN and Media Manager of Roots and Shoots, while also contributing as a member of Key Club, Human Rights Club, and Book Club. Beyond school, he performs with the Masonic Village Encore Band and showcases his musical talents at community concerts, festivals, and local venues.
After graduation, Dominic plans to attend a four-year university to pursue a double major in music and business, and ultimately earn a law degree to specialize in either copyright law or music management.
September 2025
Annale Nguyen
Annale is the daughter of Andrew and Jessica Nguyen of Elizabethtown.
Annale is a dedicated student leader who serves as Class President, where she represents the interests of her peers and helps plan fundraisers for key events such as Junior Prom and Senior Trip. She has also made a major impact as Overall Chair for Mini-THON and serves as a Student Ambassador, Jump Start Mentor, and tutor. A talented musician and athlete, Annale is a member of the varsity swim team, orchestra (violin), and chorus.
Her achievements include induction into the National Honor Society, which recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, as well as selection for the College Board's National First-Generation Recognition Program. In addition, the high school faculty honored Annale's excellence in Honors U.S. History by presenting her with an underclass award in the course.
Outside of school, Annale has competed for the Elizabethtown Aquatic Club (EAC) and the Mount Joy Lions Swim Team for nine years. She has also served the community through her employment as a lifeguard at Willowood Swim Club.
Looking ahead, Annale plans to attend a four-year college to pursue a bachelor's degree in engineering.
Lex Hershock
Lex is the son of Erica Hershock of Elizabethtown.
Lex is an active and accomplished student who has held leadership roles, including treasurer of both the Student Council and Future Business Leaders of America, while also serving as a commissioner in Link Crew. His musical talents are showcased in the marching band (as a section leader), concert band, jazz band, symphony orchestra, and musical pit orchestra. Athletically, he has contributed to the school's cross country, soccer, track and field, and lacrosse teams. He also participates in Mini-THON, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Bible Club, and the Superintendent's Advisory Committee.
Lex's academic and extracurricular excellence has been recognized through induction into the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. He has also been selected multiple times for the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association County Band. He has earned numerous Academic Excellence Awards, given by the high school faculty, in subjects including Health, Computer Science, Career and Finance, Spanish, and Honors Geometry. In addition, he is a proud recipient of the "Do The Right Thing" Award.
Beyond school, Lex attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Conference and works as a customer service associate at Adventure Sports and as a front desk associate at Willowood. He is also active in his faith community at Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, where he participates in the youth group.
After graduation, Lex plans to attend a four-year college while continuing to pursue his passions for music and sports.