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 2025
Lillian Ross
Lillian is the daughter of Melissa Ross of Elizabethtown.
Lillian is a dedicated scholar and student leader at Elizabethtown Area High School. She was named a National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist in 2025, placing her among the top academic performers in the nation and reflecting her commitment to academic excellence and leadership. She is a proud member of the National Honor Society, recognized for her outstanding achievements in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Lillian has also earned numerous academic distinctions through the school’s underclassmen awards program, including the Music Theory Award, Algebra I Award, Career & Finance Award, AP Macroeconomics Award, AP/CHS Psychology Award, Honors Chemistry I Award, and Honors Chemistry II Award.
Outside of the classroom, Lillian is the founder and president of the Red Cross Club and serves as president of the Model United Nations Club. She is a member of the National Honor Society and performs in the school’s Music Club as a flute and piccolo player.
In the community, Lillian is a research intern at Elizabethtown College. She is also a principal dancer and teaching assistant at Silver Spring Dance Conservatory. Lillian has earned numerous community achievements, including being invited to present her research at Dynamics Days 2025 in Denver and receiving the PA Outstanding Youth Award from the American Red Cross. She was also honored with the Blood Drive Leadership Award and the Elizabethtown DAR Good Citizen Award. Lillian works as a crew trainer at McDonald’s.
Looking ahead, Lillian plans to attend a four-year university to major in biochemistry and eventually earn a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences, with the goal of pursuing a career in medical research.
Cooper Torborg
Cooper is the son of Ryan and Tessa Torborg of Marietta.
Cooper is a respected student leader and active contributor to the school community and his church. A member of the National Honor Society, he exemplifies excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Cooper’s leadership and academic excellence earned him the Administrative Leadership Award for the 2023-2024 school year and underclassmen awards in Business/Personal Law, Honors Algebra 2, Honors General Science, and French II. He has been named to the Honor Roll every semester of high school.
Cooper is active in the school community, serving as a leader of both the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Bible Club. He is also a member of the Student Council, a mentor for incoming freshmen through the Jumpstart program, and participates in volleyball, orchestra, pit orchestra, and concert choir. As a student-athlete, he has been named a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 2 Volleyball All-Star twice and received an honorable mention on the District 3 All-Star team. He is also a four-time participant in the County Orchestra.
In the community, Cooper is an active member of Mount Calvary Church, where he serves in the children’s ministry every Sunday and participates in the church youth group. He also performs in a local band, playing violin, guitar, and singing. Cooper plays club volleyball for Prevail Volleyball Club. Cooper works as a server at Masonic Village, where he helps create a welcoming and respectful environment for residents and guests.
Following graduation, Cooper plans to attend college to pursue a degree in business with a focus on information technology.
May 2025
Bridget Jackson
Bridget, daughter of James Jackson and Tonia Beh of Bristol, PA, is an accomplished student leader at Elizabethtown Area High School. She serves as co-leader of the Student Lighthouse Team and is a Link Crew, Pep Club, and Human Rights Club member. Bridget also showcases her school spirit as varsity co-captain of the football and winter cheerleading squads.
A strong student, Bridget earned an Academic Excellence Award in English 10. She was crowned the 2024 Homecoming Queen, an honor that reflects her kindness, character, and connection with her peers. Committed to fostering positive relationships, she participates in Bigs and Littles and Club Ophelia—initiatives that promote mentorship and community building among youth.
Bridget works at Isaac’s in Mount Joy.
In the fall, she plans to attend Widener University to major in psychology. Aspiring to become a licensed therapist, she hopes to serve others as a marriage and family counselor.
Henry Leaman
Henry, son of Mark and Andrea Stoner Leaman of Bainbridge, is a well-rounded and engaged student who contributes meaningfully to a variety of academic and service-oriented programs at Elizabethtown Area High School. His diverse involvement includes Stage Crew, Science Club, Art Club, Debate Club, Key Club, Student Council, Model UN, Roots and Shoots, School Newspaper, Book Club, Link Crew, and the Human Rights Club.
Henry was awarded an Academic Excellence Award in biology for his strong scientific performance. He extends his leadership beyond the classroom through service activities with the Science Club, Key Club, and Student Council. He is also employed at Weis Markets, where he has worked since the summer of 2023.
In addition to his school and work commitments, Henry is active in his faith community at Blossom Hill Mennonite Church. As part of his church’s outreach, he participated in a service trip to Washington, D.C., during his sophomore year and helped serve at a community meal, reinforcing his values of compassion and service.
Looking ahead, Henry plans to take a gap year, with interest in joining the Forest Corps of AmeriCorps. He has been accepted to multiple colleges and is exploring how a year of service can deepen his understanding of environmental stewardship, civic responsibility, and global citizenship.
April 2025
Ella Stricker
Ella is the daughter of Brian and Carrie Stricker of Elizabethtown.
Ella is a dedicated scholar and student leader at Elizabethtown Area High School. A member of the National Honor Society, she exemplifies excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Her passion for science has earned her several prestigious honors, including being named a finalist at the 2024 International Science and Engineering Fair and receiving the North Museum Science and Engineering Fair Grand Champion title.
She competes at the regional and state levels in the Science Olympiad Club, specializing in Earth sciences, chemistry, and physics, and has earned multiple medals. In the Envirothon Club, she placed first in the Forestry category in 2024. Ella has also received the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award and recognition for outstanding achievement in Honors Science and Honors Intro to Python Programming.
An accomplished athlete, Ella is captain of the varsity field hockey team and led the Lady Bears to back-to-back Lancaster Lebanon Section Two Championships in 2023 and 2024. She has earned a place on the Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Academic Team. Beyond athletics, she performs as a Violin 1 section player in the orchestra and serves as Research Committee Co-Chair for the Human Rights Club, helping organize drives that support disadvantaged communities and women in need.
Ella is also committed to community service. She co-chaired the May Day Committee in Student Council, helping coordinate a school-wide service event with four local organizations. She has volunteered with Elizabethtown Community Housing & Outreach Services and Greater Elizabethtown Area Recreation & Community Services and works as a lifeguard and swim lesson instructor at Willowood Swim Club.
Looking ahead, Ella plans to attend a four-year university to study Earth Science, Geoscience, Geophysics, or Astrogeophysics. With aspirations to pursue a PhD, she is eager to contribute to meaningful scientific research and discovery.
Logan Bircher
Logan is the son of Brian and Allison Bircher of Elizabethtown.
Logan is an engaged and well-rounded student at Elizabethtown Area High School, actively participating in academic and extracurricular programs reflecting his strong interest in science, environmental stewardship, and personal wellness.
He is a member of the Science Club, Science Olympiad, and the Envirothon Team, where he collaborates with peers to explore real-world environmental challenges. Logan also competes as a member of the school’s track and field team and was recognized with the team’s Competitive Heart award. His dedication in the classroom has earned him numerous Academic Excellence awards in Environmental Science, Honors Biology, Zoology & Botany, Mind & Body Wellness, Fitness for Life, and Photography. He is consistently named to the school’s Honor Roll.
Outside of school, Logan is passionate about community service and environmental advocacy. He has participated in local stream cleanups and promotes awareness of environmental issues through petitions and outreach efforts. He is also employed as an Attractions Operator at Hersheypark.
In addition to his academic and service commitments, Logan is actively involved at Highspire First Church of God, where he serves as a worship leader, AV room assistant, and Vacation Bible School volunteer.
Looking ahead, Logan plans to attend a four-year university to study Environmental Science. He hopes to pursue a career in forestry, while also exploring personal interests in photography and fitness. He aspires to run a small photography business and become certified as a personal trainer.
March 2025
Haley De Stefano
Haley is the daughter of Michael and Kristin De Stefano of Elizabethtown.
A dedicated scholar, Haley is a member of the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and she has earned a place on the Honor Roll every year since 2022. Her teachers acknowledged her academic excellence with recognition in ninth grade Honors General Science during the Underclass Awards Program.
Beyond the classroom, Haley is an active leader in her school community. She has been a key member of the Elizabethtown Mini-THON since 2021, serving as both a Captain and Co-Overall leader, where she has played a vital role in organizing the event. She is also a dedicated member of the EAHS Student Council, helping to plan Homecoming dances and volunteering throughout the Elizabethtown community. Haley is also an accomplished athlete, competing on the Elizabethtown Area High School Varsity Track and Cross Country teams.
Her commitment to service extends beyond school. She was awarded the Do the Right Thing Award for her contributions to the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Haley works as a Therapist Aide at CPRS Physical Therapy, assisting patients with rehabilitation exercises and handling essential office tasks. Additionally, she shares her passion for gymnastics as a coach at the Gymnastic Center of Hershey, helping young athletes develop skills safely and effectively.
Haley is a member of Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren.
After graduation, Haley plans to attend a four-year university to major in accounting, earn her bachelor’s degree, and begin a successful career in the field.
Steven McDonald
Steven is the son of Everald and Susan McDonald of Elizabethtown.
A distinguished student, Steven is a member of the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, as well as the National Technical Honor Society, which recognizes excellence in career and technical education, including skill development, leadership, service, and character. He has consistently earned a place on the Honor Roll at Elizabethtown Area High School and the Lancaster County Career and Technology Center.
Beyond academics, Steven is an active participant in Wrestling, Track and Field, and Link Crew, demonstrating both athletic skill and leadership. His excellence in wrestling has earned him recognition as a Wrestling Academic All-Star in 2023 and 2024.
In the community, Steven’s commitment to service is evident in his Eagle Scout Award, a prestigious honor that reflects his dedication to leadership, community service, and personal development. Steven works as a lifeguard for the Willowood Swim Club and Greater Elizabethtown Area Recreation & Community Services (GEARS), ensuring safety and supporting recreational programs in the community.
Steven attends Christ Lutheran Evangelical Church, where he serves as a Worship Assistant and is active with the Youth Group.
After graduation, Steven plans to attend Pennsylvania State University’s main campus to major in Nursing and pursue a healthcare career.
February 2025
Faith Musser
Faith is the daughter of Doug and Katina Musser of Elizabethtown.
Faith’s academic excellence is evident in her National Honor Society membership and her consistent placement on the Honor Roll every semester since 2021. She has also been recognized with academic awards in Agriculture Mechanics 1, Honors Pre-Veterinary Science, and Agriculture Mechanics and Engineering.
A dedicated athlete, Faith is a member of the Elizabethtown Field Hockey team, serving as a Varsity Co-Captain. Her hard work and leadership have earned her numerous accolades, including the All-State All-Academic Team Award, Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Academic Team recognition, and Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches Association All-State Academic Honors. She was also named the Elizabethtown Optimist Club Student-Athlete of the Month and selected as a Lancaster-Lebanon League First Team All-Star.
Faith is a dedicated member of the Elizabethtown FFA Chapter, where she has taken on multiple leadership roles, including Chaplain, Secretary, and Vice President. Her commitment to agricultural education and leadership is reflected in her achievement of several FFA degrees, including Greenhand, Chapter, and Red Rose, with the esteemed Keystone Degree awarded during her senior year.
Beyond school, Faith is deeply involved in the Lancaster County 4-H Program, holding leadership positions in the Mount Joy Community 4-H Club and participating in the Lancaster County 4-H Swine, Goat, and Beef Clubs, as well as the Lancaster County Teen Council. She has contributed to numerous service projects benefiting ECHOS, UNTO, and Masonic Village since 2017.
Faith works at Lavender and Locks Flower Farm and is an active member of Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, where she has served on the Technology Team and as an Infant Nursery Helper since 2017.
Faith plans to attend Penn State Harrisburg to study Agriculture (Pre-Major) and play field hockey.
Austin Risser
Austin is the son of Eric and Heidi Risser of Elizabethtown.
Academically, Austin is a National Honor Society member and has been recognized for his achievements in AP Physics I, AP Computer Science A, and Spanish II. He has been nominated as a Scholar-Athlete and has maintained Honor Roll status throughout high school.
Austin has been a member of the Elizabethtown High School Basketball team for three years and serves as Student Events Co-Leader for the Student Welfare Agency Team.
His community involvement includes helping run youth basketball camps and volunteering through Etown Brethren in Christ Church, where he has participated in service trips, kids ministry, and the tech team.
Austin is employed at Masonic Village.
Austin plans to attend college to study Computer Science.
January 2025
Alison Fink
Alison is the daughter of Ronald and Jodi Fink of Elizabethtown.
Alison is a dedicated and accomplished student with a strong record of academic achievement and extracurricular involvement. Alison has been on the Honor Roll throughout high school, earning recognition as an AP Scholar and induction into the National Honor Society. She has received multiple Underclassmen Awards in subjects such as Introduction to Health Sciences, Honors Human Anatomy & Physiology, AP Calculus AB, Honors Chemistry, and College in High School Psychology.
Outside the classroom, Alison excels as an athlete, serving as Captain of the Cross Country team and competing in at the varsity level in both Swim and Track and Field. She is also deeply committed to serving others, mentoring through the Jumpstart program and contributing to the May Day Student Council Committee as a Chair member.
Alison's community service includes volunteering as a Swim Coach for the Elizabethtown Aquatic Club and Mount Joy Swim Team, as well as assisting at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center. Alison works as a lifeguard at Willowood Swim Club and Gears Swim School and as a private swim lesson instructor. She is an active member of Mary Mother of the Church.
Alison plans to attend college to further her education and athletic career.
Dalton Fink
Dalton is the son of Ronald and Jodi Fink of Elizabethtown.
Dalton is a standout student who balances academic excellence with a commitment to athletics and community service. Dalton has earned Honor Roll recognition in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades and is a member of the National Honor Society. He has also received multiple Underclassman Awards in subjects such as Honors World History and Forensic Chemistry.
Dalton's dedication to athletics shines through his leadership role as Captain of the Varsity Cross Country Team where he made the Lancaster-Lebanon Section 2 all-star team and as a member of the Varsity Swim and Baseball Teams. In addition to his athletic commitments, Dalton serves as a Culture Captain for the Student Lighthouse Team, mentors through the Jumpstart Program, and supports the Athletic Support Team.
Dalton's community involvement includes volunteering as a Swim Coach for the Elizabethtown Area Aquatic Club and Mount Joy Swim Team. He also assists with the high school baseball team's annual library book sale setup and its summer youth camp as an instructor. Dalton is employed at Elizabethtown Sporting Goods and Willowood Swim Club and interns with Clear Wealth Partners Investment Strategies. He is a member of Mary Mother of the Church.
Dalton plans to attend a four-year university to pursue a degree in Business Administration while continuing his athletic career.
December 2024
Addyson Hackman
Addyson is the daughter of Mike and Heather Hackman of Elizabethtown.
Addyson is a highly motivated and accomplished student who has consistently excelled academically and in leadership roles. Her dedication and achievements were recognized with her induction into the National Honor Society in spring 2024, a testament to her embodiment of the organization’s four pillars: scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
During the 2023-2024 school year, Addyson’s exceptional academic and leadership abilities earned her the prestigious Underclassmen Academic Leadership Award—an honor bestowed upon only two students. She has also received multiple underclass awards, excelling in subjects such as Intro to Python and 20th Century World History, further showcasing her commitment to academic excellence.
Addyson serves as Student Council Co-President, managing the council and overseeing events. She has also held roles as Publicity Secretary and Community Service Chair. Addyson has excelled in Model United Nations, representing countries such as North Korea, Russia, and Mongolia. She further demonstrated her commitment to personal growth by participating in the Attollo leadership program, where she achieved Scholar status.
Outside of school, Addyson dedicates her time to serving the community. She has volunteered at various events, including LIV-Etown, the Fall Fest, and the Daddy-Daughter Dance. Additionally, she has participated in Christmas celebrations at the Star Barn and other community initiatives. Addyson works as a server at the Clubhouse at Masonic Villages. She also works with Figments and Sprinkles and The Candy Unicornium. Addyson is an active member of Community Bible Church, attending youth group on Wednesday nights.
Looking to the future, Addyson plans to graduate in January and begin basic training in the Air Force. She then intends to pursue a college degree in Cybersecurity.
Scott Creason
Scott is the son of Jennifer and Joseph Creason of Elizabethtown.
Scott is a well-rounded and accomplished student who has excelled in academics, athletics, and the arts throughout high school. A consistent Honor Roll student, he is a member of the National Honor Society and was recognized with the Jacqueline Meyers World Language Award for Spanish III in his junior year. Scott’s passion for music and theater earned him multiple accolades, including a Hershey Theater Apollo Award nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Play and an Honorable Mention for Best Lead Actor in a Musical.
Scott is deeply involved in the performing arts at the high school, participating in the Marching Band, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and Theater Department. He has played roles in both the Fall Play and Spring Musical every year and works with the school newspaper. His vocal talent has earned him selection to the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association (LLMEA) County Choir, Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 7 Choir, PMEA Region 5 Choir, and recognition as an Alternate for the PMEA All-State Choir.
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Scott is an athlete, competing on the Elizabethtown Area High School Men’s Volleyball Team and the Elizabethtown Mountain Biking Team, where he has participated since eighth grade.
Beyond school, Scott contributes to his community as a Choir Intern at Elizabethtown Area Middle School and as a coach at Rheems Volleyball Summer Camp. He also volunteers with the Elizabethtown Mountain Bike Team’s Boot Camp. Scott works part-time as a Cook’s Helper at Masonic Villages. Scott is an active member of Mary Mother of the Church Parish, participating in the Youth Music Ministry as a singer.
Looking to the future, Scott plans to attend West Virginia University to study Exercise Science, focusing on Strength and Conditioning. His ultimate goal is to open his own gym.
November 2024
Juliana Gillette
Juliana is the daughter of Gregory and Kelly Gillette of Elizabethtown.
Recognized as an exemplary student and leader, Juliana was inducted into the National Honor Society in spring 2024 for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Her teachers acknowledged her academic excellence with recognition in Spanish 3 during the Underclass Awards Program.
Juliana serves as Class Secretary and holds officer positions in the Key Club, Human Rights Club, and Red Cross Club. She actively participates in Mini-THON and is a Stage Manager for the high school's theater program. Additionally, Juliana's involvement extends to the Chamber Choir and the Varsity Tennis and Unified Bocce Teams, highlighting her commitment to a well-rounded school life.
In addition to her school commitments, Juliana volunteers with Bear Bags, providing essential food assistance to families in need. She also balances her time working as a babysitter and as a Food Runner at Twisted Bine Beer Company. Juliana is a member of Saint Peter's Catholic Church.
Looking to the future, Juliana plans to attend a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She aspires to enter the healthcare field as a Nurse Practitioner, with the potential to work as a travel nurse to expand her impact.
Brendan Fritz
Brendan is the son of Matthew and Carrie Fritz of Elizabethtown.
Brendan is a proud inductee of the National Honor Society, where he was recognized for his scholarship, leadership, service, and character. He has consistently achieved Honor Roll status, reflecting his dedication to academic excellence.
A passionate musician, Brendan actively participates in the school's music programs, including the Chamber and Concert Choirs, and the Concert, Marching, and Jazz Bands. His talents also extend to his roles in high school musicals and plays. Brendan's exceptional performances have earned him multiple Hershey Theater Apollo Awards, celebrating his achievements as both an Outstanding Supporting Actor and Lead Actor in plays and musicals. He was recognized as a Beyond the Footlights Performer, showcasing his commitment to theater and excellence in performance. Brendan has also participated in the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association County Choir and the Pennsylvanian Music Educators Association District and Regional Choirs.
Beyond his school and artistic pursuits, Brendan works as a Conductor and Station Master for Hershey Trolley Works, gaining valuable experience that combines his love for performance with community engagement.
Brendan plans to attend a four-year college to major in Vocal Performance and Anthropology.
October 2024
Tessa Cronin
Tessa is the daughter of Rob and Kathy Cronin of Elizabethtown.
Tessa is an outstanding student and leader, having been inducted into the National Honor Society in the spring of 2024 for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. She was honored with the 2024 Advanced Placement Language and Composition Award and has received multiple academic recognitions, including the Career and Finance Award in 2023 and the Honors U.S. History Award in 2022. Tessa has also been a consistent Honor Roll student.
Tessa’s athletic achievements are equally impressive. She was the EAHS Women’s Varsity Swimming High Point Scorer for 2024 and qualified for the PIAA District 3 Championship Swim Meet in 2023 and 2024. She is an eight-time medalist at the Lancaster Lebanon League Championship Meet and earned varsity swim letters for three years. In field hockey, Tessa was named to the First Team Lancaster Lebanon League Section Two All-Star team in 2023, was the Varsity Defensive Most Valuable Player, and has been a varsity letter earner and starter for four years.
Tessa is also deeply involved in school and community activities. She is a Jump Start Program Mentor, a Mini-THON Captain, a Student Council Representative, and has chaired the school-wide May Day Community Service Committee for three years. She also serves as captain for both the Varsity Field Hockey and Swim teams.
Beyond school, Tessa plays field hockey for the PA United USA Team and has been a member of the Elizabethtown Aquatic Club since 2012. She volunteers as a coach for the 12 and under swimmers at Elizabethtown Aquatic Club and has competed with the Willowood Bluefins Summer Swim Team since 2012. She has been recognized as the 2023 Willowood Swim Lessons Instructor of the Year and the 2024 Willowood Lifeguard of the Year.
After graduation, Tessa plans to attend a four-year college, where she hopes to swim or play field hockey. Following her undergraduate studies, she aspires to attend law school.
Noah Breneman
Noah is the son of Jason and Stephanie Breneman of Elizabethtown.
Noah's academic excellence has earned him recognition as a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, one of the highest honors a student can attain. Less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors are selected as semifinalists, representing the top-scoring students in each state. He is also a member of the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. At the underclass awards program, Noah's achievements were recognized by the high school faculty with academic excellence award in Health
A dedicated student and leader, Noah is the EAHS Sea/Air/Land (SEAL) Team captain and has competed in various math and coding competitions against other schools. In his senior year, he became a member of the EAHS Link Crew and is a varsity athlete on the Elizabethtown Mountain Bike Team.
Outside of school, Noah contributes to his community through his involvement at Community Bible Church, where he regularly attends the high school youth group and volunteers at the summer Junior Camp. He also finds time to work, serving as an employee at Kinsey's Outdoors and as a worker for the Philly Cheesesteak: On The Roll food truck. Noah's passion for mountain biking extends beyond competition; he rides and races with the 717 Cycling team and independently in his spare time.
After graduation, Noah plans to pursue a four-year college education in mechanical engineering.
September 2024
Adrienne Crick
Adrienne is the daughter of Joan and Bobby Crick of Elizabethtown.
Adrienne has earned several academic accolades, including academic excellence awards from the high school faculty in Career and Finance, Net Sports, and Honors Chemistry. She was also inducted into the National Honor Society for exemplifying the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Adrienne is deeply involved in numerous school activities. She serves as the overall chair for Mini-THON, the president of Key Club, and a member of the Human Rights Club, Bible Club, and Unified Bocce team. She also plays tennis, is the Stage Manager for the Theatre Department, and participates in both Etown Blues Rugby and the choir, where she serves as a section leader. Additionally, Adrienne is a Jump Start Mentor, helping younger students transition to high school life.
Outside of school, Adrienne is a dedicated volunteer. She is part of the Food Pantry team at Elizabethtown First Church of God and works as a camp counselor at Camp YoliJwa. She also balances employment as a pharmacy technician at Sloan’s Pharmacy and as a front desk personnel at Willowood Swim Club.
Adrienne is an active member of Elizabethtown First Church of God and East Fairview Church, where she regularly attends youth groups.
After graduation, Adrienne plans to attend a four-year college to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and eventually become a nurse anesthetist.
Djemba NDikwe
Djemba N’Dikwe is the son of Rosita and Danwe N’Dikwe of Elizabethtown.
Djemba has consistently excelled academically, achieving Honor Roll status and graduating from the Lancaster Chambers Paths Program. Additionally, he has been recognized with multiple academic excellence awards from the high school faculty, including honors in Drawing 1, Drawing 2, Honors World History, General Science, Geometry, and English 10.
Djemba is highly engaged in school activities, actively participating in various clubs such as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Key Club, Science Club, and Bible Club. In sports, he competes in Varsity Cross Country, Wrestling, and Track & Field, where he proudly serves as Co-Varsity Cross Country Captain. His leadership extends beyond athletics; he has been a Jump Start Mentor, is currently a Link Leader Crew member, and is one of two seniors on the Superintendent Advisory Council.
In the community, Djemba has made impactful contributions, assisting at the GEARS Center during a community service day for the Paths Program. Additionally, he showcased his artistic talents by creating artwork for Penn State's Children's Hospital through his Graphic Design class.
Djemba has actively participated in various church and service activities, including providing food for the underprivileged through the "Lunch in the Park" program and chaperoning at Vacation Bible Schoo. He has also engaged in service projects like farm work, garden clean-up, and trash collection, as well as providing free water at the Elizabethtown Fair. Additionally, he has volunteered to offer fun and educational experiences for refugees in the Lancaster area.
After graduation, Djemba plans to attend a four-year college and hopes to run track and field at a collegiate level. Although his major is undecided, he is interested in pursuing a field related to art or marketing/advertising.