This year, the greater Carlisle area has nominated 79 outstanding students from area schools as “Lead-ers of Tomorrow.” All 79 are featured in this special sec-tion. Information was com-piled from the nomination forms and comments of the individuals making the nominations.

The Leaders of Tomorrow program is sponsored by CenturyLink and The Sen-tinel to honor area youth in grades nine through 12 who exhibit outstanding leader-ship and community volun-teerism.

The nominations have been reviewed by a panel of community leaders, who selected the top 10 finalists and winner. All the nomi-nees will be recognized at a special awards reception Dec. 7 at the Friendship Fire Company Social Hall in Carlisle.

The finalists will receive a $100 cash award. One fi-nalist will be named the “Leader of Tomorrow” and receive a $1,000 cash award.

“So many bright, enthu-siastic young people are working hard to make our communities better, but their hard work often goes unnoticed,” says Debbie Keyser, market develop-ment manager for Centu-ryLink. “We feel it’s im-

portant that we recognize and support the wonderful things our youth are doing. CenturyLink is very pleased to once again partner with The Sentinel on a program that highlights these lead-ership roles.”

“We continue to be im-pressed with the number and quality of the young people who are nominated in the Leaders of Tomorrow program, and choosing a winner among so many de-serving young people was a difficult task for the pan-el,” says Sentinel Publisher Mark Blum. “It is a privilege to be able to bring the nom-inees to the attention of the communities we serve.”

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Alexandra Weakland Senior, Cumberland

ValleyAlex, 17, is the daughter of

Pam and Dave Weakland of C a m p Hill.

S h e i s a n a c t i v e m e m -b e r o f h e r church and has b e e n a n a l -tar server since sixth grade. She also assists local chari-ties through activities run by Student Council, of which she is president. These include cystic fibro-sis, the Big 33 food drive and Spiritlinks for the American Foundation for Kids with AIDS.

She has been a member of the varsity girls’ basket-ball team for four years and played volleyball her fresh-man year. She has attended the Rotary Youth Leader-ship Conference.

Alex is a member of the National Honor Society and Art Honor Society. She has taken numerous hon-ors and AP classes and has made the honor roll every marking period throughout high school.

Erin Whitfield Freshman, West PerryErin, 15, is the daughter of

Steve and Vonda Whitfield of Newport.

Erin volunteers at a nurs-i n g h o m e , babysits a child w i t h a u t i s m for free a n d s e n d s t i m e with an e l d e rly friend on the weekend. She is the Perry County rep-

resentative on the district board and participates in Student Council commu-nity service activities.

Erin is a member of Stu-dent Council and class historian. She is an ac-tive member of the youth group at her church and the missionary letter-writing ministry. She sings and also plays French horn, piano and flute. She plays volley-ball.

Erin participates in the science fair and on the debate team. She is in the gifted program, takes col-lege prep courses and has achieved distinguished honors.

Calli M. Wise Sophomore, CarlisleCalli, 15, is the daughter

of Scott and Colleen Wise of Carlisle.

In February, when a fel-low stu-d e n t was in-jured in an ac-cident, s h e o r g a -nized a benefit, acquir-i n g a nonprofit number, setting up a bank account, gather-ing business donations and holding a silent auction and bake sale in conjunc-tion with a band competi-tion. She also organized a night for him at Chili’s and ultimately raised $2,000 to help with his health care bills,

Calli was the youngest artist to paint a chair for the historical society’s “chair-ity” auction, she made and donated jewelry to Habitat for Humanity’s annual art auction, she painted a mu-ral for the Red Cross and she paints furniture and makes items for the school art club that is sold to raise money for the scholarship

fund.She is a member of the

Envirothon Club and the Shakespeare Troupe. As a member of the cross coun-try team, she made districts last year as a varsity runner and was the recipient of the cross country head coach’s Award for Determination, Attitude and Effort last season. She is also on the swim team.

She is a straight-A stu-dent who takes Level 3 (unweighted) classes and honors classes.

Carmen L. Witmer Senior, Big Spring

Carmen, 18, is the daugh-ter of Dennis and Lori Wit-mer of Newville.

She has volunteered for the past four summers at Carlisle Regional Medical Center as a patient escort and filing assistant. She helped organize the Star Tree, a project in Newville that collects food and gifts at Christmas time for the needy in the community. With her church, she goes t o t h e C u m -berland V a l l e y R e l i e f C e n -t e r i n C h a m -b e r s -b u r g e v e r y year to pack school kits and health kits to be shipped overseas. She also does other service projects with the church youth group, of which she is president.

Carmen played drums in the high school band for two years and also plays with the church worship team. She is a member of Club Aduro, the Christian club at the high school.

A member of the Nation-al Honor Society, she has been on the distinguished honor roll for three years

and takes AP and honors courses. She is ranked third in her graduating class.

Kathryn Zimmerman Junior, East Pennsboro

Katy, 16, is the daughter of Beth and Scott Zimmer-man of Enola.

She has participated in various community fund-raising events, including the Tommy Sgrignoli Foun-dation’s Tommy Fest and

the Red Squirrel’s play for H o s -p i c e . She has volun-te e r e d w i t h the East Penns-b o r o /L e m -o y n e /Worm-leysburg Soccer Associa-

tion and the high school’s spring musical dinner the-ater.

She has played girls’ var-sity field hockey for two years, girls’ varsity softball for two years and girls’ var-sity basketball throughout high school. She is a mem-ber of French Club and En-vironment Club.

Since ninth grade, she has scheduled mostly challeng-ing upper-level courses.

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The 2009 Leaders of Tomorrow finalists were, front row from left, Rachel Couch, Sarah Walsh, and Shea Hicks; and back row, Marc Wagner, Joseph Hines, first place winner Rajit Krishnamurthy, Christian John and Aaron Wormer. Wasiullah Mohamed and John Kocsis were absent from the photo.

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Matthew David Szymanik

Senior, Boiling SpringsMatthew, 17, is the son

of Lance and Nancy Szy-manik.

At his church, he has been a babysitter and helper, a Sunday s c h o o l h e l p e r a n d a m e n -tor for young-er boys. W i t h h i s y o u t h g r o u p , he volunteers in the com-m u n i ty a n d a t va r i -ous church functions. At school, he is a mentor, tu-tor and buddy to elemen-tary and middle school students.

He also helps with Stu-dent Council during school events, health screenings and with student stores.

Matthew is an avid soc-cer player. He is a member of SADD, Youth Alive and French Club.

He has attained the dis-tinguished honor roll throughout high school. He is vice president of the Na-tional Honor Society and secretary of Student Coun-cil. He has been a CASAC science award recipient for two straight years.

Maria Thurner-Diaz Senior, Camp Hill

Maria, 17, is the daugh-ter of Ann Thurner-Diaz of Camp Hill.

M a -ria is an a c t i v e m e m -b e r o f Vo l u n -T E E N , helping to raise money, support a n d awareness for various

charities. She tutors once a week. She also partici-pates in the annual CROP walk and helps out at her church.

At school, she partici-pates in cross country and track and has lettered in both. She is currently cross country team captain. She is also in Class Advisory Club and is vice president of her graduating class.

She is vice president this year of the school’s Nation-al Honor Society chapter. She takes a number of AP classes and is on the distin-guished honor roll.

Alyssa Turpin Senior, East Pennsboro

Alyssa, 17, is the daughter of Bill and Sonya Turpin of Enola.

S h e h a s been a Special O l y m -p i c s b u d dy, a con-cession s t a n d o p e ra -tor for the Catholic Youth Organi-zation League and a mem-ber of Playground Pals at East Pennsboro Elementary School.

She was a primary elec-tion day poll watcher this year and assisted at a Do-mestic Violence Services fundraiser. As a senior, she became the student direc-tor of the Township Li-brary program.

Alyssa was the MVP of the girls’ junior varsity softball team when she was a sophomore.

She has also played bas-ketball. She is a member of Spanish Club, Environ-ment Club, Math Club, SADD and Student Coun-cil. She is also an editor of the school newspaper.

A member of the Nation-al Honor Society, Alyssa has taken AP and honors

courses throughout high school.

Silva Vachhani Senior, East Pennsboro

Silva, 17, is the daughter of Manhar and Narmada Vachhani of Enola.

S h e has re-c e i v e d t w o c o m -munity service certifi-c a t e s a n d i s w o r k -ing to-ward a goal of volunteer-ing more than 200 hours during her senior year. She spent the summer volun-teering at Holy Spirit Hos-pital.

She has participated in the walk-a-thons for ALS, Haiti relief and diabetes and in the United Way Na-tional Youth Day of Car-ing. She assists at Pumpkin Fest, the East Pennsboro/Lemoyne/Wormleysburg Soccer Association and the district’s GEMS program. She also helps out at the East Pennsboro branch li-brary.

Since 2009, she has been student representative to the East Pennsboro Area School District Educa-tion Foundation. She also volunteers regularly at her temple.

Silva has played varsity tennis throughout high school. She has participat-ed in the Junior Achieve-ment Symposium, Model UN and Youth In Govern-ment,

She is secretary of Lat-in Club, vice president of Math Club and senior rep-resentative of the National Honor Society.

She also is a member of Italian Club and SADD.

She has taken honors-level courses throughout high school and ranks 26th in her class of 220.

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Sahil Amin Senior, East Pennsboro

Sahil, 17, is the son of Hiten and Minoo Amin of Enola.

Sahil had been involved throughout high school with the Hindu American Religious Institute Youth Group as a leader and ad-viser. He was an SAT team leader there and recently became an SAT/A C T teacher. He has vo l u n -t e e r e d m o r e t h a n 2 4 0 hours at the East Pennsboro Branch Library. During the school year, he volunteers with special needs children at the mid-dle school and high school as children’s technology coach. He is a student rep-resentative on the school district’s Strategic Planning Committee and assists vari-ous non-profit groups each year at the high school. He has been a primary elec-tion day poll watcher and a member of the Capital In-tern Program. He has also worked with the local Spe-cial Olympics program dur-ing his sophomore, junior and senior years.

Sahil ranks 22nd in his class of 220. He was elected class president and is presi-dent of Youth In Govern-ment and the Inter-Club Council, as well as the Chess Club. He has participated in marching band, chorus, jazz ensemble, percussion en-semble and indoor march-ing band.

Nicholas Beam Senior, Boiling Springs

Nicholas, 18, is the son of Randy and Katherine Beam of Carlisle.

Nicholas volunteers on a regular basis at the Do-mestic Violence Shelter of Cumberland and Perry

Counties. One of his proj-ects was to renovate and furnish a room, turning an unusable room into one that could house a family of four. H e i s a c t i v e w i t h G OYA , t h e G r e e k O r -thodox Yo u t h A s s o -ciation, w h i c h does various service projects throughout the year, and runs Joy and Hope, youth groups at his church. This past summer, he went on a mission trip to the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. He is president of the Inter-act Club at his school.

Nicholas ranks in the top 10 percent of his class and has received an academic letter for distinguished honors every year in high school. He is president of the National Honor Society and helps to tutor peers and elementary school students in various subjects, includ-ing teaching Spanish in the special education class. An avid participant in kung fu, he holds a brown belt.

Mitchell W. Binger Senior, West Perry

Mitchell, 17, is the son of Randy and Tonya Binger of Shermans Dale.

He has volunteered for community service through Young’s United Methodist Church Yo u t h Group, the Na-t i o n a l H o n o r Society and Boy Sco u ts o f A m e r -i c a . He has participated in the Buddy Baseball Player Pro-gram for youth with special needs. He has been a Sal-vation Army bell ringer, lo-

cal food bank helper and a helper with the Christmas Treasures program.

Mitchell earned grand champion honors with his 10th grade Science Fair project and a first-place blue ribbon with his 11th grade Science Fair project. He was selected to partici-pate in the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science and the Capital Area Sci-ence and Engineering fairs in 2009, earning second- and third-place awards.

He has achieved academic honors every quarter since sixth grade. He was stu-dent webmaster for the high school last year and an IT department support staff assistant. He was a mem-ber of the CPIHL hockey All-Star Team for 2010 and has varsity letters in football and baseball.

Shelbie Jean Calaman Junior, Carlisle

Shelbie, 17, is the daugh-ter of B. Charles and Bobbie Jean Calaman of Carlisle.

Shelbie is active in her c h u rc h a n d s e e k s to help o t h e r s who are less for-tunate. S h e r a i s e d m o n -e y f o r her church and for a trip to Uganda, where she worked with young women on childcare and hygiene is-sues.

She achieves honor roll every marking period and hopes to be a math teacher after college. Her extracur-ricular activities include marching band, concert band and jazz band. She also plays piano and participates in a spring and a fall recital. She plays softball on a trav-eling team.

Caitriona Campbell Senior, Carlisle

Caitriona, 17, is the

daughter of David and Mairi Campbell.

She volunteers once a week at the Carlisle Region-al Medical Center emergen-cy room. S h e i s involved with the y o u t h g r o u p at Grace Baptist Church, w h e r e her ser-v i c e projects have included rak-ing leaves, singing at the Todd Home and sending packages to college stu-dents. She has been to Mis-sissippi three times to aid with Hurricane Katrina relief and plans to return in January. She also leads a Bible study group for girls her age at her church.

Caitriona ranks neat the top of her class. She has been on the honor roll all through high school. She played junior varsity and varsity tennis for two years and participated in the school musical in ninth grade.

Brooke Clippinger Senior, Carlisle

Brooke, 17, is the daughter of Greg and Cecelia Clip-pinger of Carlisle.

She has been an elemen-tary child mentor at Big Brothers, Big Sisters since 11th grade and has done af-ter-school tutoring at Car-l i s l e ’ s e l e -mentary schools s i n c e 1 0 t h g r a d e . I n t e r -ested in the arts, she was a n a r t teacher assistant at CALC’s sum-mer camp for two years and served as an art teacher, decoration coordinator, teacher’s assistant and ac-

tor at Vacation Bible School. She volunteers at Proj-ect SHARE, baking cook-ies, working on canned food drives and helping with backpacks for school, and she has participated in Night Without A Home to benefit the homeless.

Brooke is a member of the National Honor Society. She has participated in var-sity soccer, field hockey and cross country.

Zackary Lee Conners Junior, Big Spring

Zack, 16, is the son of Jen-nifer Conners of Newville.

Since he was 9 years o l d , Z a c k h a s volun-te e re d h o u r s at “His H a n d s Garage” in Plainfield. He has always been a straight-A student despite early learning dis-abilities.

Kelsey Cornman Junior, Carlisle

Kelsey, 16, is the daugh-ter of Thomas and Stacey Cornman of Carlisle.

As a member of both the sophomore and junior class c o u n -c i l s , K e l s e y h a s partici-p a t e d in a va-riety of volun-teer ac-tivities, includ-ing fundraising walks for Carly’s Crusaders and Down syndrome. She has done af-ter-school math tutoring at Bellaire Elementary School and served as assistant coach for the girls’ fifth/sixth grade travel summer league basketball team. She has also taken part in Relay for Life.

Kelsey has had a 4.0 GPA since ninth grade and has taken a number of AP class-es. She is a member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society.

She has played junior var-sity and varsity soccer and basketball. As a member of Junior Class Council, she has assisted with prepara-tions for homecoming and the prom.

Rachel Couch Senior, East Pennsboro

Rachel, 18, is the daugh-ter of Thomas and Dyna Couch.

Her community involve-ment covers a range of ac-tivities through the school, her church and on her own. She was chosen t o b e the co-ordina-tor this year of the East Penns-b o r o A r e a H i g h School Service Program, which involves organizing a 300-plus volunteer force. As coordinator, she keeps records, recruits, works with a panel of student directors, holds and attends meetings and serves as spokesperson for the service programs.

She was selected to be a member of the Governor’s Pennsylvania Community Service Advisory Board and has been the student repre-sentative since 2009 on the Service Learning Program’s Exemplary Middle States Committee.

Rachel is first in her class of 220. She was captain and MVP of her junior var-sity soccer and field hockey teams.

Her other extracurricu-lar activities include Key Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Environmental Club, concert band, Na-tional Honor Society and the Youth and Government Club.

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Albert C. Peters III Junior, Cumberland

ValleyTrip , 16, is the son of Al-

bert and Meribeth Peters of Mechanicsburg.

He is working commit-tedly to the CV Ve te r -ans Oral History Project. He or-ganized a “Soles f o r So u l s ” s h o e drive with his track team and a Souper Bowl soup drive at Good Hope Middle School. He is also treasurer and fundraising chair for his church youth group. He is a life scout and patrol leader for Troop 51 actively working on his Eagle Scout project at the Conodoguinet access point.

He is a member of the track team and has played soccer with travel and rec teams. He plays with the St. Law-rence Junior Tamburitzans in Steelton. He won fourth place in the 2009 state Tech-nology Student Association woodworking competition. He is also a member of Stu-dent Council and the Mock Trial team.

Trip has been an honor roll student throughout middle and high school and has tak-en a number of AP and hon-ors courses.

Lea Rehborn Junior, East PennsboroLea, 16, is the daughter of

Tina and Jeffrey Rehborn of M e -chanic-sburg.

L e a ’s c o m -munity service i n -c l u d e s volun-t e e r -i n g a t Bethesda Mission in Har-

risburg, helping with an ALS fundraiser in Hershey, making signs to various clubs and events, helping with the high school Health Day and assisting at the an-nual volunteer firefighters’ and EMTs’ carnival. She has helped with Pee Wee Cheer-leader tryouts and worked with young cheerleaders at a clinic for them. Last year, she was chosen to work with the district’s public rela-tions person in contributing articles for various media. This year she is the student representative to the school board and attended the state student school board repre-sentative conference.

Lea received the Panther Award twice for maintaining her academics while par-ticipating in athletics. She has been a cheerleader since ninth grade. Other extra-curricular activities include Girls Leadership Program, Girls’ Athletic Association, SADD, Key Club, Spanish Club and Student Council.

A member of the National Honor Society, Lea ranks 11th in her class of 220.

Taylor Marion Santor Senior, East PennsboroTaylor, 17, is the daughter

of Stephen and Melody San-tor of Mechanicsburg.

She has received two com-munity service certificates for the h o u r s she has g i v e n to vol-unteer-ing. She i s i n -vo l ve d i n t h e h i g h s c h o o l service program and is stu-dent director of the Middle School Physical Education Department. She has partic-ipated in Vickie’s Angel Walk and has been a camp coun-selor at the Panther Pals bas-ketball camp. She has also volunteered with the Big 33 Scholarship foundation and last year was a school vol-

unteer at the Schaner Senior center. She has also been a buddy in the Buddy Bowling program and helped at the Bethesda Mission.

Taylor has been a key play-er on the girls’ varsity bas-ketball team since 10th grade and was the Colonial Divi-sion Basketball All-Star pick twice. She has received the Panther Award recognizing student athletes three years running. She is also involved in Math Club, of which she is currently secretary, and Student Council, serving this year as treasurer. She is also on the staff of the school newspaper and yearbook.

A member of the National Honor Society, Taylor ranks ninth in her class of 220 and is a member of the Holy Spirit Hospital Exploration Program.

Julie Schenhals Senior, Boiling Springs

Julie, 18, is the daughter of Laurie Owens and Norbert Schenhals of Carlisle.

J u l i e has been a c t i v e on Stu-d e n t Council for four y e a r s a n d i s p r e s i -dent this y e a r . S h e i s in charge of the council’s school improvement com-mittee. She is also active on the yearbook staff and in the school’s Youth Alive club.

Julie is also active in her church, participating in a mission trip to Nicaragua and working at the local soup kitchen. She also tu-tors elementary and ESL students.

She is valedictorian of her graduating class.

Morgan Sheaffer Senior, West Perry

Morgan, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jodi and Ryan Sheaf-

fer of New Bloomfield.She has helped with Stu-

dent Council to organize e v e n t s to raise aware -ness of b r e a s t cancer. She has headed s c h o o l service projects a n d i s very active in the school’s Varsity Club. She has also helped to raise money for less fortunate families.

Morgan has been All-Conference, captain and a state medal winner for the past two years in track and field. She is on course to earn 12 letters in three sports. She currently doing a co-op in the medical field.

Morgan has been on the honor roll throughout high school. She has also at-tained the distinguished honor roll and served as president of Student Coun-cil.

David A. Spivak Senior, Carlisle

David, 17, is the son of Bruce and Marjorie Spivak of Carlisle.

David has served on the B’nai Tzedek Youth Foun-dation board since its in-ception in 2008. This year he was elected chairman by h i s p e e r s . He has a l s o been a Sunday s c h o o l teacher. He has s e r ve d meals at a Har-risburg soup kitchen. For two sum-mers, he has volunteered as a tennis coach at Carlisle Parks and Rec tennis camps. He also has helped with field days at North Dickin-son and LeTort elementary

schools.He is a member of the

marching band and has been drum major since his junior year. He also plays in the symphonic band and Jazz Galaxies. He has served on Student Council all four years of high school and has been the treasurer since his junior year. He is a four-year member of Model UN, serving as sec-retary and vice president, and he is co-president of the French Honor Society. He has earned two varsity letters in tennis.

David has attained the distinguished honor roll every year. He received first place in the CHS History Day competition for a doc-umentary film in ninth and 11th grades. He won first place in the American Edu-cation Week essay contest last year.

Ellie M. Stuart Senior, Carlisle

Ellie, 17, is the daughter of Jerome and Sandra Stuart of Carlisle.

She has volunteered at B o s l e r Library for the p a s t f o u r s u m -m e r s i n t h e t e c h -n i c a l depart-m e n t . At her church, she prepares and serves meals for the needy as part of Thankful Thurs-days. She also assists in the office and serves as an aco-lyte. Ellie helps with food distribution and bakes cookies for Project SHARE.

Ellie plays in musical groups at the high school. She has been the pianist for the Sunrise Jazz Band for four years. This year she is section leader for the per-cussion pit in the marching band. She also plays per-cussion in the symphonic

band.Ellie attained the distin-

guished honor roll in her freshman and junior years and has been on the honor roll consistently throughout high school. She is a mem-ber of the National Honor Society.

Zachary Sweger Senior, East Pennsboro

Zachary, 17, is the son of Kara Sweger and the late Mark Sweger.

Zach’s vo l u n -teerism has in-c l u d e d t h r e e y e a r s with the Spanish N i n o s p r o -gram at West Creek Hills Elemen-tary School and he is cur-rently student director of the program.

He has volunteered with the Children’s Ministries at his church for the past four years and has served as a food pantry volunteer. He has also served on various outreach programs dur-ing the past four years at Bethesda Mission, World Vision and Homeless Out-reach in Harrisburg.

He has also helped with fundraising for Relay for Life and CROP Walk. He also volunteers at the Fred-erickson Library. He has been awarded three Com-munity Service certificates.

Zach has been in band and in chorus for four years and is currently the treasurer of chorus. He also plays in the jazz band. He is a member of SADD and is its current president. He is a four-year member of the Drama Club, serving this year as presi-dent. He is vice president of the National Honor So-ciety and is a member of the Spanish Honor Society.

He ranks 13th in his grad-uating class of 220 stu-dents.

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Andrew David Culbertson

Senior, CarlisleAndrew, 17, is the son of

Matthew and Carol Culb-ertson of Carlisle.

Active in scouting, he earned his Eagle Scout award in 2008 and has earned three eagle palms. His leadership project ben-e f i t te d B i r t h -right of Carlisle by cor-recting a long-s t a n d -ing need for stor-age. He is also o n e o f the few scouts in the Har-risburg diocese to earn both of his Boy Scout religious medals. He did this by as-sisting senior citizens at Cumberland Crossings and at the Cumberland County Senior Olympics.

Currently, he is assis-tant scoutmaster of Troop 168. He is also active in his church, St. Patrick’s. He has planted trees in LeTort Park and, with the Penn-sylvania Nature Conser-vancy, helped to restore Iron Forge Mansion at Pine Grove Furnace State Park. In addition, he has raised funds with Relay for Life and the Buddy Walk and has tutored children.

Andrew has been on the honor roll every quarter of high school and is a mem-ber of both the National Honor Society and the French Honor Society.

He served on the soph-omore and junior class councils and is a member of the Senior Class Council. In his junior year, he estab-lished the manager position for the girls’ field hockey and lacrosse teams.

Jordan Emily Darchicourt

Senior, Boiling SpringsJordan, 17, is the daughter

of Steven and Tina Darchi-court of Boiling Springs.

S h e vo l u n -t e e r s e v e r y week at Project SHARE, d o i n g m a n y jobs, in-cluding but not limited to food distribution. She has also done projects with Mission Central.

In 2009, she volunteered with Special Olympics and she has been a mem-ber of the Interact Club for two years. Jordan has also volunteered time to give pitching lessons to young softball players and has coached field hockey and softball through South Middleton’s recreational program.

She gave more than 40 hours in one season of field hockey by manag-ing and planning practices and tournaments and by designing T-shirts for the team.

Jordan has earned two ac-ademic letters of excellence and is historian of her class. She was voted Homecom-ing Queen by her class-mates this year. She par-ticipates in band (serving as vice president), chorus, concert choir, girls’ ensem-ble, county chorus, SADD Club and field hockey.

Katherine Deane Junior, East Pennsboro

K a -tie, 16, i s t h e daugh-t e r o f Patricia and Mi-c h a e l D e a n e of Eno-la.

S h e has volunteered with the East Pennsboro/Lem-oyne/Wormleysburg Soc-cer Association and this

year has responsibility as a student director to re-cruit, schedule, meet with and promote the group. She has volunteered with the Frederickson Library in Camp Hill the past two years. She has assisted in the concession stand area and was recognized for her active approach in assisting customers and promoting various products. She also assists with the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Youth Organization’s basketball league.

Katie ranks 25th in her class and has enrolls in numerous AP and honors courses. She studies pia-no and enjoys sewing and cooking. She established a new extracurricular activ-ity at school by establish-ing “Creative Expressions,” a group of students with a common interest in fine and literary arts.

Logan Dennison Freshman, Big SpringLogan, 14, is the son of

Roger and Jacqueline Den-nison of Newville.

For three years, Logan has volunteered regularly with his church youth group. With his brother, he created and or-ganized an free a n -nual fall c o m -munity e v e n t . F o r m o r e than six y e a r s , he has volunteered with Keystone Human Services at Chocolate Fest and each summer he helps to raise money for the senior center by making funnel cakes.

In the past five years, he has helped at the Carlisle Theatre concession area.

He is an honor roll stu-dent. He is on the staff of the school newspaper, and throughout elementary and middle school, he has been a member of the band.

Chelsea DesJardins Senior, East Pennsboro

Chel-sea, 17, i s t h e daugh-te r o f Tammy and Ken D e s -Jardins of Me-chanic-sburg.

She has volunteered at the Ronny Powley Food Bank in Enola since 2006. Among the many school and com-munity events to which she devotes her time are the East Pennsboro/Lemoyne/ Wormleysburg Soccer As-sociation, Pumpkin Fest, the spring musical, United Way Youth Day of Caring, Special Olympics and the Holy Spirit Hospital Wom-en’s Auxiliary flower sale. At her church, she has been a Sunday school teacher’s aide, actively participates in the Easter Egg project

and has helped to collect baby items for the diocesan convention.

Chelsea is a member of the French Club, Environ-ment Club, Key Club and the National Honor Society. As a member of the varsity swim team, she lettered three times and received the Panther Award for high academic achievement as a student athlete during her 10th grade season.

She schedules primar-ily honors courses and currently ranks 18th in her class of 227.

Amy Dundorf Senior, East Pennsboro

Amy, 17, is the daughter of Carol and Tim Dundorf of Enola.

Amy’s volunteerism in-cludes assisting with the Our Lady of Lourdes’ Easter Egg project, teaching fifth-grade Bible study classes and serving as a buddy in the local and regional Spe-cial Olympics. She has been a library aide, has tutored

and has been a server at the spring musical dinner theater. She has assisted in rais-i n g f u n d s for the Grant-v i l l e F i r e Depart-m e n t and has volunteered with the Unit-ed Way’s Youth Day of Car-ing for the past two years.

A member of the Na-tional Honor Society, she received the school’s Sil-ver Academic Excellence Award as a junior. She was selected for the Cumber-land County Band Festival twice. Her extracurricular activities include marching band, concert band, indoor percussion ensemble, Dra-ma Club, Spanish Ninos, German Club, Italian Club and Youth and Government Club.

Veronica Ebert Senior, Carlisle

Veronica, 17, is the daugh-ter of Cindy and Joseph Eb-ert of Carlisle.

She has been active in vol-unteering through St. Pat-rick’s Church, from its teen service weekend to working at Vacation Bible School. She is a core member of the EDGE middle school youth g r o u p a n d an ex-t ra o r -d i n a ry minis-te r o f H o l y C o m -m u -n i o n . S h e raised money for and at-tended last year’s Night Without a Home for Safe Harbour and has volun-teered at the Carlisle Area Family Life Center.

Veronica has maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout high school, is an AP Scholar and was named a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist.

A member of the Na-tional Honor Society, she is captain of the Carlisle Quiz Bowl and Brainbusters teams and co-captain of the Math Competition team. She is a section leader in the marching band and plays in the Galaxies Jazz Band and pit orchestra.

Molly Elvin Junior, Big Spring

Molly, 16, is the daughter of Marty Elvin and Steve McCarren of Newville.

In middle school, Molly vo l u n -t e e r e d i n t h e c o m -munity through the Ju-nior Na-t i o n a l H o n o r S o c i -ety. As a high school student, she has

volunteered at a women’s shelter and at the United Way Youth Day of Car-ing. She is a member of the Youth Advisory Board for the Prevention of Drug and Alcohol Abuse and the Sub-stance Abuse Prevention Coalition.

Molly has maintained a 94 percent GPA while taking honors courses and a col-lege-level dual enrollment class through Harrisburg Area Community College. She participates in Shake-speare Troupe, the fall play and the musical. She is class vice president and public relations officer of Student Council.

John Estes Senior, Carlisle

John, 17, is the son of Larry and Julie Estes of Carlisle.

John’s community activi-ties have included fundrais-ing for the American Cancer Society’s R e l a y for Life, L e a d -e r s h i p C u m -berland and the Women in Cri-s i s /S u n -flower Ball. He is involved in a church theater group for Vacation Bible School.

As president of Student Council, he took it upon himself to design, order and pay for flashlights for every member to symbolize the “lights” they are called upon to be at school and also provided the flashlights for every teacher.

John ranks fourth in his class of 316 and is a member of the National Honor So-ciety and Spanish National Honor Society.

He attended Model UN four times and went to Boys State this year. He is a member of the Wingin’ It comedy improv group and has played varsity golf and tennis throughout high school.

Rachel Fishman Senior, Carlisle

Rachel, 18, is the daughter of Nancy and Steve Fishman of Carlisle.

She has served on the Red C r o s s Yo u t h Council for two y e a r s and as a student i n -tern. At United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, she was a Student Leadership summer intern and was in-strumental in putting to-gether the first Student Leadership Council, which will be doing activities to benefit the community. She is active in the Interact Club at her school and is working on a graduation project to recycle used cell phones to help the environment and raise money for the United Way. She also volunteers at Project SHARE.

Currently ranked fifth in her class of 330 students, Rachel is a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Soci-ety and received a Gold Key for scholastic writing. She has studied piano for eight years. For the past two years, she has tutored elementary and high school students during and after school as well as during the summer.

Will Foos Junior, East Pennsboro

Will, 16, is the son of Bill and Colleen Foos of Camp Hill.

He has been the high school’s representative on the United Way of the Capi-tol Region’s Youth Alloca-tion panel since 10th grade and is involved with his church. He is a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church choir and the youth group and serves as an acolyte and as a crucifer.

Ranked first in the junior

class of 220, he was cho-sen to attend the National Yo u n g Leaders C o n -f e r -ence in Wa s h -ington, D.C., in 2 0 0 9 and has b e e n s e -lected for county chorus twice. He plays varsity ten-nis and is a member of the varsity swimming team. He competes on the Quiz Bowl team, serves as Inter-Club Council vice president and is class historian. He was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sopho-more and is a member of the Spanish Honor Society.

Joshua Rodney Foster Sophomore, Big Spring

Joshua, 15, is the son of Rodney and Susana Foster of Newville.

He has been actively en-gaged in Boy Scouts and performed various com-munity service projects, including cemetery recon-struction, summer camp as-sistance, camp preservation and other state park service projects. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout when he was 14 after completing a soil erosion project at Pine G r o v e F u r -n a c e S t a t e P a r k . He is a s e n i o r p a t r o l l e a d e r f o r T r o o p 186 and was the senior patrol leader for the 2010 National Scout Jam-boree Troop 439. He also participates in the United Way Youth Day of Caring.

Joshua serves as district representative for Cumber-land County and is active in his church youth group,

St. Patrick’s Life Teen. He is involved in swimming and track and lettered in cross country. He is vice presi-dent of the sophomore class and an honor roll student. He was won awards for mu-sical accomplishment and mathematical achievement.

Taylor Sue Frombaugh Senior, Carlisle

Taylor, 17, is the daugh-ter of Teri S. and Douglas Frombaugh of Carlisle.

She is active in the com-munity through her church and also participates in the Relay for Life and annual MS Walk. She has taken part in two y o u t h mission t r i p s , vo l u n -t e e r s w i t h V a c a -t i o n B i b l e Sc h o o l and the Sunday school and has as-sisted in the soup kitchen at the Salvation Army for sev-eral years.

Taylor has been the var-sity football manager since 2009. She has played youth league lacrosse at the YMCA for two years and at the high school level for three years.

She has participated in both regional and state His-tory Day. A member of the National Honor Society, she has achieved the honor roll every marking period since 2007.

Amanda Grigg Senior, East Pennsboro

Amanda, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jacqueline Grigg of

Enola.She has been very active

through t h e school’s service p r o -g r a m , partici-p a t i n g i n t h e Powley f o o d b a n k , the local and regional Spe-cial Olympics, United Way Youth Day of Caring, West Creek Hills PTO school store, West Creek Hills field day, Holy Spirit Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Board flower sale, East Penns-boro/Lemoyne/Wormleys-burg Soccer Association concession stand, Bethesda Mission, East Pennsboro Elementary Playground Pals and the United Way Nation-al Youth Day of Caring.

She was a primary elec-tion poll watcher in the spring and is a member of the Middle School Helpers program.

Amanda has received a Bronze and a Silver Aca-demic Certificate for achievement in her studies. Her extracurricular inter-ests include Spanish Club, Key Club, Math Club and Model UN. She is class his-torian and vice president of the Youth In Government Club.

She participates in soccer and tennis, playing on the varsity tennis team in 2008 and 2009.

She was named varsity tennis team MVP, won first place in Mid-Penn Tennis in 2008 and lettered twice.

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Amanda Musselman Junior, Big Spring

Amanda, 16, is the daugh-ter of Harold and Jackie Musselman of Carlisle.

She volunteers many hours in the FFA, which she serves as sec-re ta r y, and in 4-H, in-cluding travel-i n g to Indiana in Oc-t o b e r to vol-u n t e e r i n t h e FFA Day of Service. She is the chair person of the Cum-berland County 4-H Horse and Pony Club community service committee and she is involved in the county 4-H Teen Leadership Club, where she volunteers her time to counsel young children at events such as the Ag Science Day Camp and the 4-H Lock In. She also tutors elemen-tary students.

Amanda has been in the 4-H Horse and Pony Club since she was 8. In addition to serving in several offices, she is team captain of the horse judging team, a member of the hippology and mounted drill teams and a team leader.

An honor roll student, she is a member of the National Honor Society and was an agricultural education med-alist in 10th grade.

Olivia Neavling Senior, East PennsboroOlivia, 17, is the daughter

of Peter and Lisa Neavling of C a m p Hill.

S h e e a r n e d her first service l e a r n -ing cer-tificate e a r l i e r this year. She has vo l u n -teered her time with the United Way National Youth

Day of Caring, the Holy Spir-it Hospital Women’s Auxilia-ry annual flower sale and the East Pennsboro Elementary School Helper program. This year, she is student director of the Schaner Senior Center volunteer program.

Olivia’s extracurricular ac-tivities include French Club and Ski Club. She is taking several honors level courses this year.

Emily Norris Senior, Carlisle

Emily, 17, is the daughter of Keith and Pamela Norris of Carlisle.

She serves on the Red Cross Youth Council, helping to fundraise for the organiza-tion’s local chapter and na-tionally. She has also helped to or-ga n i z e a coat d r i v e a n d d r i v e s to col-lect ma-te r i a l s for the troops.

S h e partici-pates in Model UN and has been president of the Red Cross Club for three years.

She attended Keystone Girls State this past summer.

Emily is a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and French Honor Society. She has achieved the honor roll all through high school.

Ashley Olson Junior, ShippensburgAshley, 16, is the daughter

of Sandra and Joe Olson of Shippensburg.

As a member of the Art Honors Society, which she currently serves as president, she has participated in sev-eral activities to raise money for an annual scholarship presented by the club.

She also organized a dis-trict-wide event to showcase student artwork and pro-mote arts in the community. She has volunteered at the

SHAPE Gallery and King’s Kettle food pantry, and she organized a Bike to School w e e k this year to raise aware-n e s s a b o u t p o l l u -tion.

A s h -ley has partici-p a t e d in var-sity field hockey for one year, varsity swimming for two years, varsity track and field for two years and varsity cross country for one year. She is treasurer of the Latin Club and a member of the Environmental Club.

She has been on the honor roll throughout high school while taking several AP and honors courses. She was the runner-up in the 2008 En-trepreneur Challenge and runs her own jewelry busi-nesses, selling her pieces at retail stores and craft shows. She was the recipient of the 2010 Cumberland County Art Alliance award.

Evan Parr Senior, Carlisle

Evan, 18, is the son of Rob-ert and Christine Parr of Carlisle.

He has participated in the Night Without a Home to raise money for Safe Harbour and has volunteered there m a n y t i m e s . H i s E a g l e S c o u t project involved c o n -struct-i n g a barbe-cue pit for the Knights of Columbus Hall and replanting shrubs there. He has baked cookies for Project SHARE and, as a member of the show choir, performs at various nurs-ing homes and social events in December. As a member of the Interact Club he also

participates in community service activities.

Evan has been a member of the cross-country team for three years, the Chamber Singers choir for two years, show choir for three years, the improv comedy troupe for three years and Student Council for two years.

He has been a member of the National Honor Society and German National Honor Society for three years and has achieved the honor roll throughout high school.

Adrian Paskey Senior, Boiling SpringsAdrian, 18, is the daughter

of Pam Martin and Walt Pas-key of Boiling Springs.

She is in her second year as a member of the Cum-berland County Red Cross Youth Council. She served a R e d C r o s s summer intern-ship and obtained d o n a -tions for the Ride for Red f u n d -r a i s e r. She is also a certified mem-ber of a Red Cross disaster assessment team. For the Boiling Springs SADD club, she worked with counsel-ors to develop a program on good choices and organized high school students to teach fourth and fifth grades. In its second year, the program is being expanded into sixth grade. Through the Span-ish Honor Society, she has taught fifth graders extracur-ricular introduction to Span-ish. She has also contributed more than 180 hours to vari-ous causes, including Toys for Tots, Carlisle CARES, Project SHARE and Angel Food Ministries.

Adrian is drum major, has been selected for county, district and regional bands as well as county and district chorus and is in the concert choir. She is vice president of the chorus and SADD and is secretary of the Spanish

Club. She participates in the fly fishing club, plays softball and is on the SLAM tourna-ment team, for which she has been co-captain.

A member of the National Honor Society, Adrian ranks seventh in her class of 177.

Dev Patel Senior, East PennsboroDev, 17, is the son of Chan-

drakant and Ushma Patel of Camp Hill.

Throughout high school, he has contributed some 800 hours of vo l u n -teer time to t h e c o m -m u -nity, the s c h o o l district, the state and his t e m -ple. He is on track to exceed 1,000 hours by the time he graduates. He is a high school representative to the United Way Youth Allocation Panel, volunteers regularly at the Frederickson Library and is a member of its Teen Advisory Group. He assists at Special Olympics, the PTO school store, Pumpkin Fest, the United Way National Youth Day of Caring and the spring musical dinner theater.

He is involved in the Capi-tal Intern Program and came back to school early to help with freshman orientation. At his Hindu temple, he is a Sunday school teacher and helps to organize sleepovers and summer camps.

He participates in varsity cross country with three let-ters and varsity track and field. He is president of the Math Club and was elected treasurer of the senior class. He participates in Latin Club, Key Club, Ski Club and the Harrisburg Sci-Tech Robot Club. He is also a member of the MIT Active Collaborative Community for Engineering and Science Success and of the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University. He also takes classes at HACC.

He ranks second in his class of 220 students.

Derek Pawlush Senior, Trinity

Derek, 17, is the son of Mi-chael and Lauren Pawlush of Mechanicsburg.

His favorite activity is the TOPSoccer program for children with special needs, where he is a “big buddy.” He has also volunteered as a youth soccer trainer.

He has participated in ei-ther the Relay for Life or the Making Strides for Cancer w a l k s i n c e t h i r d g r a d e . He has a l s o worked as a soup kitchen vo l u n -teer and h e l p e d to clean and prepare his church for holiday celebra-tions.

Derek has been a two-year captain and four-year starter for the varsity soccer team and plays club soccer for the LDC City Islanders. He is a member of Trinity’s state championship track and field team. He is active in the French Club and Red Cross Club and is an activity rep at the school.

Derek is a member of the National Honor Society, the Foreign Language Honor Society and president of the Mu Alpha Theta Mathemat-ics Honor Society. He placed regionally in Le Grand Con-cours French exam and is an AP scholar.

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Tiffany Haas Junior, Mechanicsburg

Tiffany, 17, is the daugh-ter of Lori and Greg Haas of Mechanicsburg.

She is a member of Key Club, which requires 20 hours of community service per school year. Through the club, she has helped with an autism fundraiser, helped serve a breakfast, picked t h i n g s u p around t h e s c h o o l a n d partici-p a t e d in other a c -tivities. She is a member of Pals@MASH, which helps special needs students. As a cheerleader, she coaches younger girls, participates in walks to raise funds for cancer research and helps decorate the school.

Tiffany has earned two varsity letters in cheerlead-ing and was named best all-round cheerleader in her freshman year. She achieves honor roll regularly.

Dalton Lee Heiland Senior, Cumberland

ValleyDalton, 17, is the son of

David and Wendy Heiland of Mechanicsburg.

Dalton helps to coach y o u n g children learning to swim a t t h e W e s t S h o r e YMCA. He ran a Marine C o r p s Reserve T o y s for Tots toy drive at two schools last year, setting up the drive, collecting the toys and planning everything himself. He started a club at school called SHOUT (Stu-

dents Honoring Our Uni-formed Troops). He went to the Pennsylvania Veterans Memorial at Fort Indian-town Gap to beautify the cemetery and is preparing to participate in the Veterans Oral History Project at the Army Heritage and Educa-tion Center.

Dalton has been a mem-ber of the National Honor Society since his sopho-more year and has been nominated twice for the National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C. He has been selected for the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth since seventh grade. He has been the secretary since his junior year for the Forensic Science Club and is a mem-ber of the Christian Life As-sembly Youth Group.

Mary Katherine Hickey Senior, Trinity

Katie, 17, is the daughter of John and Colleen Hickey of Mechanicsburg.

She is p r e s i -dent of the Key C l u b and has se rve d on the United W a y Yo u t h A l l o -cation Panel for four years. She chairs the fundraising committee for THS THON (Four Diamonds Fund) and she is active in the youth soccer program, particu-larly the TOPS program for children who are develop-mentally challenged.

Katie has been on first honor roll 12 consecutive quarters and is a National Merit commended student. A member of the National Honor Society, the National Foreign Language Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (math) Honor Society, she has won two silver and one bronze award on the Na-tional Spanish Exam. She plays on the girls’ soccer

team and is captain of the cross country team. She is a PAL (Peers Actively Lis-tening) leader, a Shamrock Ambassador, an extraordi-nary minister and a member of the mock trial team.

Dena M. Hillison Senior, Carlisle

Dena, 17, is the daughter of Joel and Stacie Hillison of Carlisle.

Dena is interested in help-ing chil-d r e n . She has been a c o u n -s e l o r at Girl S c o u t c a m p a n d a t t h e C u m -berland County Historical Society camp. She has vol-unteered for a local Down syndrome awareness group for two years and a chil-dren’s church teacher for about five years. She also volunteers for the Carlisle Barracks Spouses Club.

She has earned two aca-demic letters. Her History Day team created a project that advanced to the re-gional competition. She has played high school la-crosse for three years, ten-nis for three years and club basketball for one year. She participated in the school musical for three years and Shakespeare Troupe for four years and is a member of Key Club and the Youth and Government Club.

Nickolys R. Hinton Junior, East Pennsboro

Nick, 16, is the son of Bill and Melonie Hinton of Enola.

He volunteers at the Cap-ital Area Therapeutic Rid-ing Association, is a buddy with Camp Hill Challenger League Baseball and has taken part in the Celebration of Children since 2009. He has been a Special Olym-pics buddy since 2007 and volunteered at HealthSouth

Rehabilitation and at the Handicapped Riders Event o f t h e D e v o n H o r s e S h o w s i n c e 2007.

A t school, Nick is a mem-ber or officer in several extracurricular organizations, including Student Council (historian), Key Club (president), Dra-ma Club (secretary), Chess Club and National Honor Society. He plays varsity football and participates in track and field.

Dylan Hollister Senior, East Pennsboro

Dylan, 17, is the son of Frank and Regina Hollister of Camp Hill.

His service activities in-clude Playground Pals, the Ronny Powley Food Bank of

Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the Cross Age Teach-ing Program that instructs middle school students on the negatives of drugs and alcohol. He is one of two student representatives on the school board and has volunteered to help the Holy Spirit Hospital Women’s A u x -i l i a r y w i t h various p r o j -ects.

Dylan sched-u l e s m a n y honors and Ad-vanced Placement courses and was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sophomore. Extracur-ricular activities include Spanish Club, Varsity Club, the school newspaper and yearbook, which he edited for the freshman class, and Student Council. He has lettered in varsity golf three

times and in varsity baseball twice.

Stacey Hosfelt Senior, Big Spring

Stacey, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jay and Lori Hosfelt of Newville.

Stacey’s community ser-vice has covered a range o f a c -tivities. She has h e l p e d t r a i n blood-hounds s i n c e 2 0 0 8 and has m a d e s a n d -wiches for the Search and Rescue Team since ninth grade. She has coached in the Biddy Ball basketball program and has been in-volved with Sydney’s Stars since 10th grade. She took part in the MiniTHON this

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Kyle Malinosky Senior, Boiling SpringsKyle, 17, is the son of Keith

and Jenny Malinosky.For the past three years,

Kyle has gone on mission trips to rebuild houses. He has a l s o h e l p e d w i t h c o m -munity p r o j -ects through his church. At school, he is president of the National Art Honor Society.

At school, Kyle has par-ticipated in the high school musical for the past two years. This is his second year as a member of the National Honor Society. A solid stu-dent, he concentrates on his interest in art and in devel-oping a wide background in art.

Paige Marschauser Senior, Carlisle

Paige, 17, is the daugh-ter of Robert and Marlene Marschauser of Carlisle.

Paige has volunteered at an assisted living facility, play-ing Wii games with elderly residents. She has organized a c o a t drive for Make A D i f fe r-ence Day and has b a k e d c o o k -i e s fo r Project SHARE. She has also done free babysitting for spouses of deployed soldiers.

At school, she participates in varsity soccer and varsity lacrosse. She is secretary of the Youth and Government Club and is a member of Model UN, Young Repub-licans and Future Business Leaders of America. She is an alum of the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Confer-

ence and is secretary of the National Honor Society. She is also a member of the Spanish National Honor So-ciety.

An honors student, Paige won second place at the re-gional science fair and con-sistently takes AP and hon-ors classes.

Katerina Maylock Junior, Northern

Katerina, 16, is the daugh-ter of Michele Smacher of Dillsburg and Louis Maylock of Mechanicsburg.

She is a very active mem-ber of the school’s Key Club, which she serves as vice president, and has been a part of numer-o u s service projects. S h e i s d i r e c -tor of a tutoring program at Dills-burg El-e m e n -tary School. She participates in Adopt-A-Highway, col-lects can tabs for Ronald McDonald House and trick-or-treats for UNICEF. She is charge of the Key Club’s Toys for Tots collection and in collecting items to boost soldiers’ morale in Afghani-stan. At her church, she vol-unteers in the nursery and in a new peer counseling group. She is also a member of the school’s Caring Team. She participates in Relay for Life and shares with a friend responsibility for the Kids’ Tent activities. She is also an active Girl Scout, currently working on her Gold Award.

Katerina is student repre-sentative to the school board. She plays varsity tennis and in a USTA Team league. She participates in the annual school musical. As an artist, she has been awarded Scho-lastic Gold and Silver keys. She is three-time president of her graduating class.

Achieving distinguished honor roll throughout her

school career, she ranks sec-ond in her class of 250.

Sara Michelle Mehaffie Senior, East PennsboroSara, 17, is the daughter of

Shane and Kristin Mehaffie of Eno-la.

H e r c o m -munity service has in-c l u d e d t h e Un i te d W a y Nation-al Youth Day of Caring, Spe-cial Olympics, the township emergency services carnival and West Creek Hills El-ementary School field day. She has been a volunteer for the Bethany Village/Mis-sion Central Evangelical Free Christian organization. She has volunteered at a local church camp, been a PTO school store volunteer and helped at the school musi-cal. She is student director of the Middle School Art Class volunteers. She has received three certificates of service for her community service hours.

Sara is active in Latin Club, serving as secretary last year and historian this year. Her other extracurricular activi-ties include marching band, indoor color guard and SADD.

She was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sophomore and was in-vited to attend the National Student Leadership Confer-ence. She has received the school board’s Achievement Award and the Bronze and Silver awards for academic achievement.

Wasiullah Mohamed Senior, East PennsboroWasiullah, 18, is the son

of Amanathullah and Zarin Mohamed of Enola.

He has been active in com-munity service throughout high school. Over the sum-mer, he volunteered more than 120 hours at Holy Spirit

Hospital, where he has been volunteering steadily for some time. He is student di-rector of the Capital Intern Program this year. He has partici-p a t e d in food collec-tion and d o n e c o n -s t r u c -t i o n work at his re-l i g i o u s center in Harrisburg and worked to establish a fund-raiser with the Al-Huda Islamic school. During the United Way National Day of Caring, he volunteered with the Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association, clean-ing stables and tidying up the farm. He has helped with the annual Pumpkin Fest and with the East Penns-boro/Lemoyne/Wormleys-burg Soccer Association on many Saturdays and volun-teered at the Frederickson Library. He was been a Spe-cial Olympics buddy and has been a volunteer in a number of capacities at the district’s elementary schools.

Wasi has lettered in foot-ball, basketball and track and field, also receiving the Pan-ther Award for maintaining academic excellence while participating in athletics. He was president of his ju-nior class, has served as vice president of the Quiz Bowl team and is also an officer in the National Honor Society. He is also a member of the Environmental Club, Chess Club, Latin Club and SADD.

Ranked third in his class of 220, he achieved the highest math and reading scores on the SAT in his class and his composite SAT score placed him in the 99th percentile in the nation.

Richard Monahan Freshman, Big SpringRichi, 15, is the son of Mi-

chael and Afton Monahan of Carlisle.

He is an active Boy Scout,

participating in many com-munity service and Eagle Scout projects as well as working on his own project. He has played the piano at church since he was 12 and participates in a Thanksgiv-ing food drive for Project SHARE e v e r y year. His partici-pation in Student C o u n -cil has also led to vol-u n t e e r oppor-tunities, including Caitlin’s Smiles.

In addition to piano, Richi plays saxophone and trum-pet. He is a member of the marching band and jazz band. He has been a mem-ber of Student Council for two years, currently serving as treasurer. He is president of his teachers quorum at church. His Quiz Bowl team took first place in fourth and fifth grades and he was its president in fifth grade.

He has been on the distin-guished honor roll through-out school and has received academic excellence awards every year.

Gina Moscato Senior, Boiling SpringsGina, 17, is the daughter of

Jack and Diane Moscato of Boiling Springs.

Gina has helped with the Boiling Springs Civic Asso-ciation’s Foundry Day for five years. She has sung at United Way and Red Cross fundrais-ers. She worked at the Birth-r i g h t b o o t h d u r i n g O c -tubafest and is a “ B u b -b l e r buddy” w i t h the Big Broth-ers Big Sisters program through the high school.

Gina has played lead roles in her high school musicals and played Sandy in the Carlisle Theatre Company’s production of “Grease.” Last year, she won the Hershey Theatre Apollo Award for outstanding supporting ac-tress in a musical.

She has been in band for eight years, chorus for five years and concert choir and girls’ ensemble for four years. She is president of the concert choir and vice presi-dent of the Drama Club. She has lettered in band.

She has been on the honor roll numerous times and is currently interning with the high school musical director, instructing middle school choral students.

Allison Moyer Senior, MechanicsburgAlly, 17, is the daughter of

Joan and Ernest Moyer of Mechanicsburg.

She is involved with Pals@MASH, a program in which students help one on one with life skills students.

She is vice president of the buddy program this year and is involved in the Mechanic-sburg Mini-Thon for cancer. She is a member o f h e r church’s y o u t h c h o i r a n d a g r o u p l e a d e r at Va-c a t i o n B i b l e School.

Ally is in the marching band and is a member of the musical paint crew. She par-ticipates in Science Olym-piad and on the Math Team.

When she underwent che-motherapy treatments in her junior year, she never missed a test, meeting or oppor-tunity to get involved with helping others.

She ranks second in her class, is an AP Scholar and has achieved the dis-tinguished honor roll all through high school.

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year. At her church, she has been a Vacation Bible School helper and a junior church helper and is involved in the youth group.

At school, she is the trea-surer of Club C.A.R.E. She has played basketball since ninth grade. An honor roll student, she is a member of the National Honor Society and received the citizenship award in 11th grade. She is certified in first aid and CPR.

Alyssa Jones Junior, Big Spring

Alyssa, 16, is the daughter of Albie and Tina Jones of Newville.

She has been involved i n t h e Un i te d W a y Y o u t h Day of C a r -ing and S A D D club ac-tivities. She was selected by the West Shore Cham-ber of Commerce as one of 31 students from eight high schools as a youth leader. She is also a member of the Student Delegate Program/PSBA Leadership Confer-ence and was nominated for the People to People Lead-ership Summit 2010.

Alyssa ranks 10th in her class of 245 students and is Student Council secretary. She consistently enrolls in Advanced Placement and honors course. A member of the Big Spring Aquatic Club, she competes on the swim team and also partici-pates in track and field.

Benjamin Jumper Senior, Boiling Springs

Benjamin, 17, is the son of Alan and Sandra Jumper of Carlisle.

He spent 11 months orga-nizing an invitational swim meet in memory of a friend’s brother, who had died in an

accident, and to raise mon-ey for a scholarship in his name. The meet, which was h e l d in No-vember 2 0 0 9 , attract-ed 200 sw i m -m e r s ( t w i c e t h e number Ben has hoped for) and raised $6,000 (twice his initial goal). Ben recruited 60 volunteers for the project, including adults, and personally so-licited more than $2,000 in business donations before the meet. As meet director, Ben has planned a second meet, which will occur this month.

Ben has also helped orga-nize three golf tournaments in support of the Children’s Miracle Network, raising a total of $9,000 for CMN. Since 2004, he has orga-nized a walking team called “Swimmers Have Heart” to raise money for the Ameri-can Heart Association He is also an active member of his church, its youth group, the handbell choir and the youth instrumental en-semble. He is the only youth member of the Congrega-tional Council.

He has been a member of the band since elementary school and is currently in the marching and concert bands. He is a member of Interact Club and the prom committee. He has earned letters every year of high school in varsity swimming.

Ben has been on the dis-tinguished honor roll throughout high school while taking AP and honors courses. He was selected for membership in the National Honor Society his sopho-more year.

Denis Katič Junior, Shippensburg

AreaDenis, 16, is the son of

Suada and Dusko Katič of

Shippensburg.He has contributed close

to 100 hours of commu-nity service. A member of the Key Club, he has raised money for UNICEF and has volunteered for “Dunks for Drew.” He has tutored in various classes and also vol-unteered during the 2008 elections.

At school, Denis has been a member of the swim team s i n c e m i d d l e s c h o o l and has h e l p e d with the s t a g e crew on s c h o o l produc-t i o n s . In ad-dition to taking AP classes, he is enrolled in a calculus class at Shippensburg Uni-versity and is a consistent honor roll student.

Taryn Kelly Senior, East Pennsboro

Taryn, 17, is the daughter of Kim and Kieran Kelly of Enola.

Tayrn’s community ser-vice activities keep her in-vo l ve d y e a r -ro u n d . T h i s p a s t s u m -mer, she volun-t e e r e d 57 hours at Holy S p i r i t Hospital. During the school year, she has given time to the East Pennsboro Pump-kin Fest, the CYO league concessions stand, the West Creek Elementary PTO school store, the spring musical dinner theater and High School Helpers. She has been a Special Olym-pics buddy and participated in the United Way National Youth Day of Caring. This year, she is a student rep-resentative on the district’s Strategic Planning Com-

mittee and she is the stu-dent director for the West Creek Hills Elementary Playground Pals.

Her extracurricular ac-tivities include the Girls’ Athletic Association, En-vironment Club, Ski Club, Student Council and SADD. She was Junior Class trea-surer. She has played girls’ varsity field hockey since 2007.

Gabrielle Kulig Junior, East Pennsboro

Gabrielle, 16, is the daughter of Jill and Daniel Kulig of Enola.

Through the student ser-vice program, she has vol-unteered at the Women’s Bethesda Mission, East P e n n s b o ro / L e m oy n e /Wormleysburg Soccer As-sociation, PTO elementary Christmas school store and the annual Pumpkin Fest. She has also assisted the a r e a A L S organi-z a t i o n with its l o c a l f u n d -raising e v e n t a n d volun-t e e r e d with the volunteer firefight-ers’ and EMTs’ annual car-nival.

She participates in var-sity cross country and var-sity track and field. She is a member of the Key Club board, Environment Club and National Honor Society. She has also been involved in Quiz Bowl and Latin Club and has played violin for eight years. Taking numer-ous AP and honors classes, Gabrielle ranks eighth in her class of 220.

Megan Kuntz Senior, Big Spring

Megan, 17, is the daughter of Carol Kuntz of Newville.

Megan has been involved in such church projects as helping the homeless in the community through the

young adult class, providing child care so parents could shop, participating in food collection and volunteering at Bible school. She is presi-dent of the youth group. S i n c e n i n t h g r a d e , she has coached elemen-t a r y children in bas-ke tb a l l and field h o c key and has helped with el-ementary field day. She has raised money for the Chil-dren’s Miracle Network, Relay for Life and the Walk for Diabetes.

At school, she is treasurer of the graphics club and a member of Goal Line Girls and Girls of Fall. She is cap-tain of the soccer team and field hockey team and plays basketball as well. She has been named Athlete of the Year twice and is a consis-tent honor roll student.

Megan Laukemann Junior, Northern

Megan, 16, is the daugh-ter of Ted Laukemann and Kimberly Bushey of Dills-burg.

Megan is co-secretary of the high school’s Key Club. Through the organization, she tutors elementary stu-dents once a week, collects can tabs for Ronald McDon-ald House, makes holiday c a r d s for the elderly, carols at re t i re -m e n t homes, collects canned f o o d a n d h e l p s m a k e care packages for soldiers. She also participates in Adopt-A-Highway and Toys for Tots and raises money for charity by mak-

ing baked goods to sell dur-ing lunch periods, among other activities.

She is a member of Stu-dent Council, yearbook staff, prom committee, DECA and the World Lan-guage Honor Society and is the manager of the boys’ tennis and wrestling teams. She is a consistent honor roll student.

Zoey Lee Junior, East Pennsboro

Zoey, 16, is the daughter of Angel Kay of Mechanic-sburg.

Zoey’s volunteer work has included the United Way National Youth Day of Car-ing, where she helped with p a i n t -i n g , c l e a n -ing up, b e a u -t i f y -ing and building r a i s e d ga rd e n beds in Harris-b u r g ’s Allison Hill neighborhood. She has volunteered with the Holy Spirit Women’s Auxiliary annual flower sale and with the East Penns-boro Township Pumpkin Fest. She was recently se-lected to be a student rep-resentative to the district’s Strategic Planning Com-mittee.

She is a member of the French Club, Environment Club, Key Club and Nation-al Honor Society. She ranks 19th in her class of 220 stu-dents.

• Continued from C5 Brooke Lehman Senior, Big Spring

Brooke, 17, is the daughter of Staci Lehman of Carlisle.

Brooke has involved with the Four Diamonds Mini-Thon, helping to coordinate the event and raise funds since 2009. She has partici-pated in Relay for Life and W a l k for Di-abetes and has a l s o c o l -l e c te d Christ-m a s g i f t s a n d food in community food drives. At her church, she has been a Bible school teacher, chil-dren’s church teacher, nurs-ery teacher and a member of the youth group.

Brooke is class treasurer and secretary of the Na-tional Honor Society. She is also manager of the general store at the high school. She is head cheerleader with Goal Line Girls and plays on the volleyball and basketball teams. She ranks 26th in her class of 244 students.

Emma Leuschen Junior, East Pennsboro

Emma, 16, is the daughter of Jennifer and Ronald Le-uschen of Mechanicsburg.

As a member of the Junior National Honor Society, Emma proposed and man-aged a dance-a-thon that raised $4,000 for the Amer-i c a n Cancer Society and she is cur-re n t l y o r g a -n i z i n g a fund-r a i s e r a s a m e -morial for a classmate in cyberschool who recently passed away. She is a mem-ber of Levi’s Love to assist

with fundraising for cys-tic fibrosis. She also has assisted with promoting awareness for the Donate A Life/Kidney Foundation, volunteered with the Visit-ing Nurses Association and is involved with Kallan’s Klan to help pediatric can-cer patients. She is a stu-dent director for the East Pennsboro Area Elementary School Playground Pals.

At school, Emma partici-pated in track and field and powderpuff football. She is a member of Student Coun-cil and is junior class presi-dent. She is a member of the French Club, Key Club and Environment Club and has written for the school newspaper. She ranks eighth in her class of 220.

Annabelle Lopez Junior, East Pennsboro

Annabelle is the daugh-ter of Belquis Gonzalez of Enola.

She is a member of the United Way Youth Alliance Panel, tutors in math and English at West Creek Hills Elementary School and is t h e s t u -d e n t direc-tor of t h e S p a n -i s h N i n o s p r o -g r a m at East Pennsboro Elementary. She was chosen by the United Way of the Capital Region to be student representative on its Cabinet Campaign. She has assisted the Key Club at the annual Pumpkin Fest, ushered at the school musical and volunteered at the West Creek Hills field day. She is also very active in her church.

Annabelle is involved in a number of extracurricular activities, including Italian Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Student Council and Environment Club. She en-rolls consistently in honors

classes and is a member of the National Honor Society.

Abbey McConnell Senior, Carlisle

Abbey, 17, is the daughter of Scott and Kathy McCon-nell of Carlisle.

Abbey has entertained with Christmas music at the piano at Carlisle Barracks’ annual senior citizen tea. She raised $4,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society through the Ski4Life marathon. Most recently, she collected $3,000 worth of school supplies for Af-g h a n school c h i l -dren.

S h e h a s b e e n named to the F i r s t T e a m A l l -Conference and First Team All-Europe volleyball teams while playing in Germany, as well as being recruited to play on a women’s team that plays in the third-highest league in Germany.

A consistent honor roll student, Abbey is a member of the National Honor So-ciety and German National Honor Society. She is the recipient of the American Legion Post Outstanding Eighth Grader award.

Kelli McFarland Senior, East Pennsboro

Kelli, 17, is the daughter of Christi and David McFar-land of Mechanicsburg.

As a junior, Kelli received h e r second C o m -munity Service certifi-cate for n u m -ber of h o u r s of ser-v i c e , and she continues to be in-volved in community activ-

ities. She has volunteered at the Harrisburg soup kitchen and assisted with the Ronny Powley Food Bank. She has been a Special Olympics buddy, participated in the United Way National Youth Day of Caring and assisted at the Domestic Violence Service’s fundraiser. She is student director of the Middle School Helpers pro-gram.

Kelli’s extracurricular activities include Spanish Club, Girls’ Athletic Asso-ciation, Environment Club and National Honor Society.

A varsity cheerleader, she has received the Panther Academic Award, given to students who remain on the honor roll while participat-ing in a sport.

Chloe McIntyre Senior, East Pennsboro

Chloe, 17, is the daughter of Lisa and Daniel McIntyre of Mechanicsburg.

Chloe has been a Special Olympics buddy, volun-teered with the West Creek H i l l s f i e l d day, did c o n -struc-t i o n a n d c o s -t u m e design w o r k w i t h the spring musical, as-sisted with Pumpkin Fest, participated in the United Way National Youth Day

of Caring and volunteered at the Cumberland County Naturalization Ceremony. In addition to her numer-ous activities, during the last school year Chloe com-pleted more than 200 hours of community service in re-sponse to the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Challenge during her junior year.

Her extracurricular ac-tivities include Student Council (currently serving as president) chorus (serv-ing as treasurer), Key Club, Italian Club, Jazz Ensemble and French Club.

A member of the National Honor Society, she ranks 11th in her class of 220.

Kathleen McPhillips Senior, Carlisle

Kathleen, 17, is the daughter of Ty and Angie McPhillips.

Kathleen has been in-volved with a number of community service projects. These include Relay for Life, Operation Shoebox, Project SHARE, Special Olympics and Interact Club.

S h e partic-i p a te s in cross c o u n -try and t r a c k a n d f i e l d , quali-f y i n g for re-gionals two years in a row. She also set a new stadium record in triple jump at Cedar Cliff and holds the

school record for pole vault-ing.

She is a member of the National Honor Society and German National Honor Society and has been an academic honor recipient all four years of high school. Taking AP and honors courses, she is a consistent honor roll student.

Sara Malcolm Senior, Carlisle

Sara, 17, is the daughter of Brent and Sue Malcolm of Carlisle.

Sara has served meals at Project SHARE’s soup kitchen, participated in Night Without a Home and volun-teered w i t h R e l a y for Life. She is a t w o -y e a r partic-i p a n t w i t h B i g Brothers Big Sisters, and she has coached with the youth basketball and midget cheerleading programs.

She is a four-year member of Student Council, cur-rently serving as vice presi-dent. She is editor of the yearbook this year. She has participated in sports since middle school, including basketball, volleyball and softball.

Sara has been on the hon-or roll continuously since elementary school.

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year. At her church, she has been a Vacation Bible School helper and a junior church helper and is involved in the youth group.

At school, she is the trea-surer of Club C.A.R.E. She has played basketball since ninth grade. An honor roll student, she is a member of the National Honor Society and received the citizenship award in 11th grade. She is certified in first aid and CPR.

Alyssa Jones Junior, Big Spring

Alyssa, 16, is the daughter of Albie and Tina Jones of Newville.

She has been involved i n t h e Un i te d W a y Y o u t h Day of C a r -ing and S A D D club ac-tivities. She was selected by the West Shore Cham-ber of Commerce as one of 31 students from eight high schools as a youth leader. She is also a member of the Student Delegate Program/PSBA Leadership Confer-ence and was nominated for the People to People Lead-ership Summit 2010.

Alyssa ranks 10th in her class of 245 students and is Student Council secretary. She consistently enrolls in Advanced Placement and honors course. A member of the Big Spring Aquatic Club, she competes on the swim team and also partici-pates in track and field.

Benjamin Jumper Senior, Boiling Springs

Benjamin, 17, is the son of Alan and Sandra Jumper of Carlisle.

He spent 11 months orga-nizing an invitational swim meet in memory of a friend’s brother, who had died in an

accident, and to raise mon-ey for a scholarship in his name. The meet, which was h e l d in No-vember 2 0 0 9 , attract-ed 200 sw i m -m e r s ( t w i c e t h e number Ben has hoped for) and raised $6,000 (twice his initial goal). Ben recruited 60 volunteers for the project, including adults, and personally so-licited more than $2,000 in business donations before the meet. As meet director, Ben has planned a second meet, which will occur this month.

Ben has also helped orga-nize three golf tournaments in support of the Children’s Miracle Network, raising a total of $9,000 for CMN. Since 2004, he has orga-nized a walking team called “Swimmers Have Heart” to raise money for the Ameri-can Heart Association He is also an active member of his church, its youth group, the handbell choir and the youth instrumental en-semble. He is the only youth member of the Congrega-tional Council.

He has been a member of the band since elementary school and is currently in the marching and concert bands. He is a member of Interact Club and the prom committee. He has earned letters every year of high school in varsity swimming.

Ben has been on the dis-tinguished honor roll throughout high school while taking AP and honors courses. He was selected for membership in the National Honor Society his sopho-more year.

Denis Katič Junior, Shippensburg

AreaDenis, 16, is the son of

Suada and Dusko Katič of

Shippensburg.He has contributed close

to 100 hours of commu-nity service. A member of the Key Club, he has raised money for UNICEF and has volunteered for “Dunks for Drew.” He has tutored in various classes and also vol-unteered during the 2008 elections.

At school, Denis has been a member of the swim team s i n c e m i d d l e s c h o o l and has h e l p e d with the s t a g e crew on s c h o o l produc-t i o n s . In ad-dition to taking AP classes, he is enrolled in a calculus class at Shippensburg Uni-versity and is a consistent honor roll student.

Taryn Kelly Senior, East Pennsboro

Taryn, 17, is the daughter of Kim and Kieran Kelly of Enola.

Tayrn’s community ser-vice activities keep her in-vo l ve d y e a r -ro u n d . T h i s p a s t s u m -mer, she volun-t e e r e d 57 hours at Holy S p i r i t Hospital. During the school year, she has given time to the East Pennsboro Pump-kin Fest, the CYO league concessions stand, the West Creek Elementary PTO school store, the spring musical dinner theater and High School Helpers. She has been a Special Olym-pics buddy and participated in the United Way National Youth Day of Caring. This year, she is a student rep-resentative on the district’s Strategic Planning Com-

mittee and she is the stu-dent director for the West Creek Hills Elementary Playground Pals.

Her extracurricular ac-tivities include the Girls’ Athletic Association, En-vironment Club, Ski Club, Student Council and SADD. She was Junior Class trea-surer. She has played girls’ varsity field hockey since 2007.

Gabrielle Kulig Junior, East Pennsboro

Gabrielle, 16, is the daughter of Jill and Daniel Kulig of Enola.

Through the student ser-vice program, she has vol-unteered at the Women’s Bethesda Mission, East P e n n s b o ro / L e m oy n e /Wormleysburg Soccer As-sociation, PTO elementary Christmas school store and the annual Pumpkin Fest. She has also assisted the a r e a A L S organi-z a t i o n with its l o c a l f u n d -raising e v e n t a n d volun-t e e r e d with the volunteer firefight-ers’ and EMTs’ annual car-nival.

She participates in var-sity cross country and var-sity track and field. She is a member of the Key Club board, Environment Club and National Honor Society. She has also been involved in Quiz Bowl and Latin Club and has played violin for eight years. Taking numer-ous AP and honors classes, Gabrielle ranks eighth in her class of 220.

Megan Kuntz Senior, Big Spring

Megan, 17, is the daughter of Carol Kuntz of Newville.

Megan has been involved in such church projects as helping the homeless in the community through the

young adult class, providing child care so parents could shop, participating in food collection and volunteering at Bible school. She is presi-dent of the youth group. S i n c e n i n t h g r a d e , she has coached elemen-t a r y children in bas-ke tb a l l and field h o c key and has helped with el-ementary field day. She has raised money for the Chil-dren’s Miracle Network, Relay for Life and the Walk for Diabetes.

At school, she is treasurer of the graphics club and a member of Goal Line Girls and Girls of Fall. She is cap-tain of the soccer team and field hockey team and plays basketball as well. She has been named Athlete of the Year twice and is a consis-tent honor roll student.

Megan Laukemann Junior, Northern

Megan, 16, is the daugh-ter of Ted Laukemann and Kimberly Bushey of Dills-burg.

Megan is co-secretary of the high school’s Key Club. Through the organization, she tutors elementary stu-dents once a week, collects can tabs for Ronald McDon-ald House, makes holiday c a r d s for the elderly, carols at re t i re -m e n t homes, collects canned f o o d a n d h e l p s m a k e care packages for soldiers. She also participates in Adopt-A-Highway and Toys for Tots and raises money for charity by mak-

ing baked goods to sell dur-ing lunch periods, among other activities.

She is a member of Stu-dent Council, yearbook staff, prom committee, DECA and the World Lan-guage Honor Society and is the manager of the boys’ tennis and wrestling teams. She is a consistent honor roll student.

Zoey Lee Junior, East Pennsboro

Zoey, 16, is the daughter of Angel Kay of Mechanic-sburg.

Zoey’s volunteer work has included the United Way National Youth Day of Car-ing, where she helped with p a i n t -i n g , c l e a n -ing up, b e a u -t i f y -ing and building r a i s e d ga rd e n beds in Harris-b u r g ’s Allison Hill neighborhood. She has volunteered with the Holy Spirit Women’s Auxiliary annual flower sale and with the East Penns-boro Township Pumpkin Fest. She was recently se-lected to be a student rep-resentative to the district’s Strategic Planning Com-mittee.

She is a member of the French Club, Environment Club, Key Club and Nation-al Honor Society. She ranks 19th in her class of 220 stu-dents.

• Continued from C5 Brooke Lehman Senior, Big Spring

Brooke, 17, is the daughter of Staci Lehman of Carlisle.

Brooke has involved with the Four Diamonds Mini-Thon, helping to coordinate the event and raise funds since 2009. She has partici-pated in Relay for Life and W a l k for Di-abetes and has a l s o c o l -l e c te d Christ-m a s g i f t s a n d food in community food drives. At her church, she has been a Bible school teacher, chil-dren’s church teacher, nurs-ery teacher and a member of the youth group.

Brooke is class treasurer and secretary of the Na-tional Honor Society. She is also manager of the general store at the high school. She is head cheerleader with Goal Line Girls and plays on the volleyball and basketball teams. She ranks 26th in her class of 244 students.

Emma Leuschen Junior, East Pennsboro

Emma, 16, is the daughter of Jennifer and Ronald Le-uschen of Mechanicsburg.

As a member of the Junior National Honor Society, Emma proposed and man-aged a dance-a-thon that raised $4,000 for the Amer-i c a n Cancer Society and she is cur-re n t l y o r g a -n i z i n g a fund-r a i s e r a s a m e -morial for a classmate in cyberschool who recently passed away. She is a mem-ber of Levi’s Love to assist

with fundraising for cys-tic fibrosis. She also has assisted with promoting awareness for the Donate A Life/Kidney Foundation, volunteered with the Visit-ing Nurses Association and is involved with Kallan’s Klan to help pediatric can-cer patients. She is a stu-dent director for the East Pennsboro Area Elementary School Playground Pals.

At school, Emma partici-pated in track and field and powderpuff football. She is a member of Student Coun-cil and is junior class presi-dent. She is a member of the French Club, Key Club and Environment Club and has written for the school newspaper. She ranks eighth in her class of 220.

Annabelle Lopez Junior, East Pennsboro

Annabelle is the daugh-ter of Belquis Gonzalez of Enola.

She is a member of the United Way Youth Alliance Panel, tutors in math and English at West Creek Hills Elementary School and is t h e s t u -d e n t direc-tor of t h e S p a n -i s h N i n o s p r o -g r a m at East Pennsboro Elementary. She was chosen by the United Way of the Capital Region to be student representative on its Cabinet Campaign. She has assisted the Key Club at the annual Pumpkin Fest, ushered at the school musical and volunteered at the West Creek Hills field day. She is also very active in her church.

Annabelle is involved in a number of extracurricular activities, including Italian Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Student Council and Environment Club. She en-rolls consistently in honors

classes and is a member of the National Honor Society.

Abbey McConnell Senior, Carlisle

Abbey, 17, is the daughter of Scott and Kathy McCon-nell of Carlisle.

Abbey has entertained with Christmas music at the piano at Carlisle Barracks’ annual senior citizen tea. She raised $4,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society through the Ski4Life marathon. Most recently, she collected $3,000 worth of school supplies for Af-g h a n school c h i l -dren.

S h e h a s b e e n named to the F i r s t T e a m A l l -Conference and First Team All-Europe volleyball teams while playing in Germany, as well as being recruited to play on a women’s team that plays in the third-highest league in Germany.

A consistent honor roll student, Abbey is a member of the National Honor So-ciety and German National Honor Society. She is the recipient of the American Legion Post Outstanding Eighth Grader award.

Kelli McFarland Senior, East Pennsboro

Kelli, 17, is the daughter of Christi and David McFar-land of Mechanicsburg.

As a junior, Kelli received h e r second C o m -munity Service certifi-cate for n u m -ber of h o u r s of ser-v i c e , and she continues to be in-volved in community activ-

ities. She has volunteered at the Harrisburg soup kitchen and assisted with the Ronny Powley Food Bank. She has been a Special Olympics buddy, participated in the United Way National Youth Day of Caring and assisted at the Domestic Violence Service’s fundraiser. She is student director of the Middle School Helpers pro-gram.

Kelli’s extracurricular activities include Spanish Club, Girls’ Athletic Asso-ciation, Environment Club and National Honor Society.

A varsity cheerleader, she has received the Panther Academic Award, given to students who remain on the honor roll while participat-ing in a sport.

Chloe McIntyre Senior, East Pennsboro

Chloe, 17, is the daughter of Lisa and Daniel McIntyre of Mechanicsburg.

Chloe has been a Special Olympics buddy, volun-teered with the West Creek H i l l s f i e l d day, did c o n -struc-t i o n a n d c o s -t u m e design w o r k w i t h the spring musical, as-sisted with Pumpkin Fest, participated in the United Way National Youth Day

of Caring and volunteered at the Cumberland County Naturalization Ceremony. In addition to her numer-ous activities, during the last school year Chloe com-pleted more than 200 hours of community service in re-sponse to the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Challenge during her junior year.

Her extracurricular ac-tivities include Student Council (currently serving as president) chorus (serv-ing as treasurer), Key Club, Italian Club, Jazz Ensemble and French Club.

A member of the National Honor Society, she ranks 11th in her class of 220.

Kathleen McPhillips Senior, Carlisle

Kathleen, 17, is the daughter of Ty and Angie McPhillips.

Kathleen has been in-volved with a number of community service projects. These include Relay for Life, Operation Shoebox, Project SHARE, Special Olympics and Interact Club.

S h e partic-i p a te s in cross c o u n -try and t r a c k a n d f i e l d , quali-f y i n g for re-gionals two years in a row. She also set a new stadium record in triple jump at Cedar Cliff and holds the

school record for pole vault-ing.

She is a member of the National Honor Society and German National Honor Society and has been an academic honor recipient all four years of high school. Taking AP and honors courses, she is a consistent honor roll student.

Sara Malcolm Senior, Carlisle

Sara, 17, is the daughter of Brent and Sue Malcolm of Carlisle.

Sara has served meals at Project SHARE’s soup kitchen, participated in Night Without a Home and volun-teered w i t h R e l a y for Life. She is a t w o -y e a r partic-i p a n t w i t h B i g Brothers Big Sisters, and she has coached with the youth basketball and midget cheerleading programs.

She is a four-year member of Student Council, cur-rently serving as vice presi-dent. She is editor of the yearbook this year. She has participated in sports since middle school, including basketball, volleyball and softball.

Sara has been on the hon-or roll continuously since elementary school.

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Tiffany Haas Junior, Mechanicsburg

Tiffany, 17, is the daugh-ter of Lori and Greg Haas of Mechanicsburg.

She is a member of Key Club, which requires 20 hours of community service per school year. Through the club, she has helped with an autism fundraiser, helped serve a breakfast, picked t h i n g s u p around t h e s c h o o l a n d partici-p a t e d in other a c -tivities. She is a member of Pals@MASH, which helps special needs students. As a cheerleader, she coaches younger girls, participates in walks to raise funds for cancer research and helps decorate the school.

Tiffany has earned two varsity letters in cheerlead-ing and was named best all-round cheerleader in her freshman year. She achieves honor roll regularly.

Dalton Lee Heiland Senior, Cumberland

ValleyDalton, 17, is the son of

David and Wendy Heiland of Mechanicsburg.

Dalton helps to coach y o u n g children learning to swim a t t h e W e s t S h o r e YMCA. He ran a Marine C o r p s Reserve T o y s for Tots toy drive at two schools last year, setting up the drive, collecting the toys and planning everything himself. He started a club at school called SHOUT (Stu-

dents Honoring Our Uni-formed Troops). He went to the Pennsylvania Veterans Memorial at Fort Indian-town Gap to beautify the cemetery and is preparing to participate in the Veterans Oral History Project at the Army Heritage and Educa-tion Center.

Dalton has been a mem-ber of the National Honor Society since his sopho-more year and has been nominated twice for the National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C. He has been selected for the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth since seventh grade. He has been the secretary since his junior year for the Forensic Science Club and is a mem-ber of the Christian Life As-sembly Youth Group.

Mary Katherine Hickey Senior, Trinity

Katie, 17, is the daughter of John and Colleen Hickey of Mechanicsburg.

She is p r e s i -dent of the Key C l u b and has se rve d on the United W a y Yo u t h A l l o -cation Panel for four years. She chairs the fundraising committee for THS THON (Four Diamonds Fund) and she is active in the youth soccer program, particu-larly the TOPS program for children who are develop-mentally challenged.

Katie has been on first honor roll 12 consecutive quarters and is a National Merit commended student. A member of the National Honor Society, the National Foreign Language Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (math) Honor Society, she has won two silver and one bronze award on the Na-tional Spanish Exam. She plays on the girls’ soccer

team and is captain of the cross country team. She is a PAL (Peers Actively Lis-tening) leader, a Shamrock Ambassador, an extraordi-nary minister and a member of the mock trial team.

Dena M. Hillison Senior, Carlisle

Dena, 17, is the daughter of Joel and Stacie Hillison of Carlisle.

Dena is interested in help-ing chil-d r e n . She has been a c o u n -s e l o r at Girl S c o u t c a m p a n d a t t h e C u m -berland County Historical Society camp. She has vol-unteered for a local Down syndrome awareness group for two years and a chil-dren’s church teacher for about five years. She also volunteers for the Carlisle Barracks Spouses Club.

She has earned two aca-demic letters. Her History Day team created a project that advanced to the re-gional competition. She has played high school la-crosse for three years, ten-nis for three years and club basketball for one year. She participated in the school musical for three years and Shakespeare Troupe for four years and is a member of Key Club and the Youth and Government Club.

Nickolys R. Hinton Junior, East Pennsboro

Nick, 16, is the son of Bill and Melonie Hinton of Enola.

He volunteers at the Cap-ital Area Therapeutic Rid-ing Association, is a buddy with Camp Hill Challenger League Baseball and has taken part in the Celebration of Children since 2009. He has been a Special Olym-pics buddy since 2007 and volunteered at HealthSouth

Rehabilitation and at the Handicapped Riders Event o f t h e D e v o n H o r s e S h o w s i n c e 2007.

A t school, Nick is a mem-ber or officer in several extracurricular organizations, including Student Council (historian), Key Club (president), Dra-ma Club (secretary), Chess Club and National Honor Society. He plays varsity football and participates in track and field.

Dylan Hollister Senior, East Pennsboro

Dylan, 17, is the son of Frank and Regina Hollister of Camp Hill.

His service activities in-clude Playground Pals, the Ronny Powley Food Bank of

Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the Cross Age Teach-ing Program that instructs middle school students on the negatives of drugs and alcohol. He is one of two student representatives on the school board and has volunteered to help the Holy Spirit Hospital Women’s A u x -i l i a r y w i t h various p r o j -ects.

Dylan sched-u l e s m a n y honors and Ad-vanced Placement courses and was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sophomore. Extracur-ricular activities include Spanish Club, Varsity Club, the school newspaper and yearbook, which he edited for the freshman class, and Student Council. He has lettered in varsity golf three

times and in varsity baseball twice.

Stacey Hosfelt Senior, Big Spring

Stacey, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jay and Lori Hosfelt of Newville.

Stacey’s community ser-vice has covered a range o f a c -tivities. She has h e l p e d t r a i n blood-hounds s i n c e 2 0 0 8 and has m a d e s a n d -wiches for the Search and Rescue Team since ninth grade. She has coached in the Biddy Ball basketball program and has been in-volved with Sydney’s Stars since 10th grade. She took part in the MiniTHON this

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Kyle Malinosky Senior, Boiling SpringsKyle, 17, is the son of Keith

and Jenny Malinosky.For the past three years,

Kyle has gone on mission trips to rebuild houses. He has a l s o h e l p e d w i t h c o m -munity p r o j -ects through his church. At school, he is president of the National Art Honor Society.

At school, Kyle has par-ticipated in the high school musical for the past two years. This is his second year as a member of the National Honor Society. A solid stu-dent, he concentrates on his interest in art and in devel-oping a wide background in art.

Paige Marschauser Senior, Carlisle

Paige, 17, is the daugh-ter of Robert and Marlene Marschauser of Carlisle.

Paige has volunteered at an assisted living facility, play-ing Wii games with elderly residents. She has organized a c o a t drive for Make A D i f fe r-ence Day and has b a k e d c o o k -i e s fo r Project SHARE. She has also done free babysitting for spouses of deployed soldiers.

At school, she participates in varsity soccer and varsity lacrosse. She is secretary of the Youth and Government Club and is a member of Model UN, Young Repub-licans and Future Business Leaders of America. She is an alum of the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Confer-

ence and is secretary of the National Honor Society. She is also a member of the Spanish National Honor So-ciety.

An honors student, Paige won second place at the re-gional science fair and con-sistently takes AP and hon-ors classes.

Katerina Maylock Junior, Northern

Katerina, 16, is the daugh-ter of Michele Smacher of Dillsburg and Louis Maylock of Mechanicsburg.

She is a very active mem-ber of the school’s Key Club, which she serves as vice president, and has been a part of numer-o u s service projects. S h e i s d i r e c -tor of a tutoring program at Dills-burg El-e m e n -tary School. She participates in Adopt-A-Highway, col-lects can tabs for Ronald McDonald House and trick-or-treats for UNICEF. She is charge of the Key Club’s Toys for Tots collection and in collecting items to boost soldiers’ morale in Afghani-stan. At her church, she vol-unteers in the nursery and in a new peer counseling group. She is also a member of the school’s Caring Team. She participates in Relay for Life and shares with a friend responsibility for the Kids’ Tent activities. She is also an active Girl Scout, currently working on her Gold Award.

Katerina is student repre-sentative to the school board. She plays varsity tennis and in a USTA Team league. She participates in the annual school musical. As an artist, she has been awarded Scho-lastic Gold and Silver keys. She is three-time president of her graduating class.

Achieving distinguished honor roll throughout her

school career, she ranks sec-ond in her class of 250.

Sara Michelle Mehaffie Senior, East PennsboroSara, 17, is the daughter of

Shane and Kristin Mehaffie of Eno-la.

H e r c o m -munity service has in-c l u d e d t h e Un i te d W a y Nation-al Youth Day of Caring, Spe-cial Olympics, the township emergency services carnival and West Creek Hills El-ementary School field day. She has been a volunteer for the Bethany Village/Mis-sion Central Evangelical Free Christian organization. She has volunteered at a local church camp, been a PTO school store volunteer and helped at the school musi-cal. She is student director of the Middle School Art Class volunteers. She has received three certificates of service for her community service hours.

Sara is active in Latin Club, serving as secretary last year and historian this year. Her other extracurricular activi-ties include marching band, indoor color guard and SADD.

She was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sophomore and was in-vited to attend the National Student Leadership Confer-ence. She has received the school board’s Achievement Award and the Bronze and Silver awards for academic achievement.

Wasiullah Mohamed Senior, East PennsboroWasiullah, 18, is the son

of Amanathullah and Zarin Mohamed of Enola.

He has been active in com-munity service throughout high school. Over the sum-mer, he volunteered more than 120 hours at Holy Spirit

Hospital, where he has been volunteering steadily for some time. He is student di-rector of the Capital Intern Program this year. He has partici-p a t e d in food collec-tion and d o n e c o n -s t r u c -t i o n work at his re-l i g i o u s center in Harrisburg and worked to establish a fund-raiser with the Al-Huda Islamic school. During the United Way National Day of Caring, he volunteered with the Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association, clean-ing stables and tidying up the farm. He has helped with the annual Pumpkin Fest and with the East Penns-boro/Lemoyne/Wormleys-burg Soccer Association on many Saturdays and volun-teered at the Frederickson Library. He was been a Spe-cial Olympics buddy and has been a volunteer in a number of capacities at the district’s elementary schools.

Wasi has lettered in foot-ball, basketball and track and field, also receiving the Pan-ther Award for maintaining academic excellence while participating in athletics. He was president of his ju-nior class, has served as vice president of the Quiz Bowl team and is also an officer in the National Honor Society. He is also a member of the Environmental Club, Chess Club, Latin Club and SADD.

Ranked third in his class of 220, he achieved the highest math and reading scores on the SAT in his class and his composite SAT score placed him in the 99th percentile in the nation.

Richard Monahan Freshman, Big SpringRichi, 15, is the son of Mi-

chael and Afton Monahan of Carlisle.

He is an active Boy Scout,

participating in many com-munity service and Eagle Scout projects as well as working on his own project. He has played the piano at church since he was 12 and participates in a Thanksgiv-ing food drive for Project SHARE e v e r y year. His partici-pation in Student C o u n -cil has also led to vol-u n t e e r oppor-tunities, including Caitlin’s Smiles.

In addition to piano, Richi plays saxophone and trum-pet. He is a member of the marching band and jazz band. He has been a mem-ber of Student Council for two years, currently serving as treasurer. He is president of his teachers quorum at church. His Quiz Bowl team took first place in fourth and fifth grades and he was its president in fifth grade.

He has been on the distin-guished honor roll through-out school and has received academic excellence awards every year.

Gina Moscato Senior, Boiling SpringsGina, 17, is the daughter of

Jack and Diane Moscato of Boiling Springs.

Gina has helped with the Boiling Springs Civic Asso-ciation’s Foundry Day for five years. She has sung at United Way and Red Cross fundrais-ers. She worked at the Birth-r i g h t b o o t h d u r i n g O c -tubafest and is a “ B u b -b l e r buddy” w i t h the Big Broth-ers Big Sisters program through the high school.

Gina has played lead roles in her high school musicals and played Sandy in the Carlisle Theatre Company’s production of “Grease.” Last year, she won the Hershey Theatre Apollo Award for outstanding supporting ac-tress in a musical.

She has been in band for eight years, chorus for five years and concert choir and girls’ ensemble for four years. She is president of the concert choir and vice presi-dent of the Drama Club. She has lettered in band.

She has been on the honor roll numerous times and is currently interning with the high school musical director, instructing middle school choral students.

Allison Moyer Senior, MechanicsburgAlly, 17, is the daughter of

Joan and Ernest Moyer of Mechanicsburg.

She is involved with Pals@MASH, a program in which students help one on one with life skills students.

She is vice president of the buddy program this year and is involved in the Mechanic-sburg Mini-Thon for cancer. She is a member o f h e r church’s y o u t h c h o i r a n d a g r o u p l e a d e r at Va-c a t i o n B i b l e School.

Ally is in the marching band and is a member of the musical paint crew. She par-ticipates in Science Olym-piad and on the Math Team.

When she underwent che-motherapy treatments in her junior year, she never missed a test, meeting or oppor-tunity to get involved with helping others.

She ranks second in her class, is an AP Scholar and has achieved the dis-tinguished honor roll all through high school.

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Veronica Ebert Senior, Carlisle

Veronica, 17, is the daugh-ter of Cindy and Joseph Eb-ert of Carlisle.

She has been active in vol-unteering through St. Pat-rick’s Church, from its teen service weekend to working at Vacation Bible School. She is a core member of the EDGE middle school youth g r o u p a n d an ex-t ra o r -d i n a ry minis-te r o f H o l y C o m -m u -n i o n . S h e raised money for and at-tended last year’s Night Without a Home for Safe Harbour and has volun-teered at the Carlisle Area Family Life Center.

Veronica has maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout high school, is an AP Scholar and was named a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist.

A member of the Na-tional Honor Society, she is captain of the Carlisle Quiz Bowl and Brainbusters teams and co-captain of the Math Competition team. She is a section leader in the marching band and plays in the Galaxies Jazz Band and pit orchestra.

Molly Elvin Junior, Big Spring

Molly, 16, is the daughter of Marty Elvin and Steve McCarren of Newville.

In middle school, Molly vo l u n -t e e r e d i n t h e c o m -munity through the Ju-nior Na-t i o n a l H o n o r S o c i -ety. As a high school student, she has

volunteered at a women’s shelter and at the United Way Youth Day of Car-ing. She is a member of the Youth Advisory Board for the Prevention of Drug and Alcohol Abuse and the Sub-stance Abuse Prevention Coalition.

Molly has maintained a 94 percent GPA while taking honors courses and a col-lege-level dual enrollment class through Harrisburg Area Community College. She participates in Shake-speare Troupe, the fall play and the musical. She is class vice president and public relations officer of Student Council.

John Estes Senior, Carlisle

John, 17, is the son of Larry and Julie Estes of Carlisle.

John’s community activi-ties have included fundrais-ing for the American Cancer Society’s R e l a y for Life, L e a d -e r s h i p C u m -berland and the Women in Cri-s i s /S u n -flower Ball. He is involved in a church theater group for Vacation Bible School.

As president of Student Council, he took it upon himself to design, order and pay for flashlights for every member to symbolize the “lights” they are called upon to be at school and also provided the flashlights for every teacher.

John ranks fourth in his class of 316 and is a member of the National Honor So-ciety and Spanish National Honor Society.

He attended Model UN four times and went to Boys State this year. He is a member of the Wingin’ It comedy improv group and has played varsity golf and tennis throughout high school.

Rachel Fishman Senior, Carlisle

Rachel, 18, is the daughter of Nancy and Steve Fishman of Carlisle.

She has served on the Red C r o s s Yo u t h Council for two y e a r s and as a student i n -tern. At United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, she was a Student Leadership summer intern and was in-strumental in putting to-gether the first Student Leadership Council, which will be doing activities to benefit the community. She is active in the Interact Club at her school and is working on a graduation project to recycle used cell phones to help the environment and raise money for the United Way. She also volunteers at Project SHARE.

Currently ranked fifth in her class of 330 students, Rachel is a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Soci-ety and received a Gold Key for scholastic writing. She has studied piano for eight years. For the past two years, she has tutored elementary and high school students during and after school as well as during the summer.

Will Foos Junior, East Pennsboro

Will, 16, is the son of Bill and Colleen Foos of Camp Hill.

He has been the high school’s representative on the United Way of the Capi-tol Region’s Youth Alloca-tion panel since 10th grade and is involved with his church. He is a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church choir and the youth group and serves as an acolyte and as a crucifer.

Ranked first in the junior

class of 220, he was cho-sen to attend the National Yo u n g Leaders C o n -f e r -ence in Wa s h -ington, D.C., in 2 0 0 9 and has b e e n s e -lected for county chorus twice. He plays varsity ten-nis and is a member of the varsity swimming team. He competes on the Quiz Bowl team, serves as Inter-Club Council vice president and is class historian. He was inducted into the National Honor Society as a sopho-more and is a member of the Spanish Honor Society.

Joshua Rodney Foster Sophomore, Big Spring

Joshua, 15, is the son of Rodney and Susana Foster of Newville.

He has been actively en-gaged in Boy Scouts and performed various com-munity service projects, including cemetery recon-struction, summer camp as-sistance, camp preservation and other state park service projects. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout when he was 14 after completing a soil erosion project at Pine G r o v e F u r -n a c e S t a t e P a r k . He is a s e n i o r p a t r o l l e a d e r f o r T r o o p 186 and was the senior patrol leader for the 2010 National Scout Jam-boree Troop 439. He also participates in the United Way Youth Day of Caring.

Joshua serves as district representative for Cumber-land County and is active in his church youth group,

St. Patrick’s Life Teen. He is involved in swimming and track and lettered in cross country. He is vice presi-dent of the sophomore class and an honor roll student. He was won awards for mu-sical accomplishment and mathematical achievement.

Taylor Sue Frombaugh Senior, Carlisle

Taylor, 17, is the daugh-ter of Teri S. and Douglas Frombaugh of Carlisle.

She is active in the com-munity through her church and also participates in the Relay for Life and annual MS Walk. She has taken part in two y o u t h mission t r i p s , vo l u n -t e e r s w i t h V a c a -t i o n B i b l e Sc h o o l and the Sunday school and has as-sisted in the soup kitchen at the Salvation Army for sev-eral years.

Taylor has been the var-sity football manager since 2009. She has played youth league lacrosse at the YMCA for two years and at the high school level for three years.

She has participated in both regional and state His-tory Day. A member of the National Honor Society, she has achieved the honor roll every marking period since 2007.

Amanda Grigg Senior, East Pennsboro

Amanda, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jacqueline Grigg of

Enola.She has been very active

through t h e school’s service p r o -g r a m , partici-p a t i n g i n t h e Powley f o o d b a n k , the local and regional Spe-cial Olympics, United Way Youth Day of Caring, West Creek Hills PTO school store, West Creek Hills field day, Holy Spirit Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Board flower sale, East Penns-boro/Lemoyne/Wormleys-burg Soccer Association concession stand, Bethesda Mission, East Pennsboro Elementary Playground Pals and the United Way Nation-al Youth Day of Caring.

She was a primary elec-tion poll watcher in the spring and is a member of the Middle School Helpers program.

Amanda has received a Bronze and a Silver Aca-demic Certificate for achievement in her studies. Her extracurricular inter-ests include Spanish Club, Key Club, Math Club and Model UN. She is class his-torian and vice president of the Youth In Government Club.

She participates in soccer and tennis, playing on the varsity tennis team in 2008 and 2009.

She was named varsity tennis team MVP, won first place in Mid-Penn Tennis in 2008 and lettered twice.

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Amanda Musselman Junior, Big Spring

Amanda, 16, is the daugh-ter of Harold and Jackie Musselman of Carlisle.

She volunteers many hours in the FFA, which she serves as sec-re ta r y, and in 4-H, in-cluding travel-i n g to Indiana in Oc-t o b e r to vol-u n t e e r i n t h e FFA Day of Service. She is the chair person of the Cum-berland County 4-H Horse and Pony Club community service committee and she is involved in the county 4-H Teen Leadership Club, where she volunteers her time to counsel young children at events such as the Ag Science Day Camp and the 4-H Lock In. She also tutors elemen-tary students.

Amanda has been in the 4-H Horse and Pony Club since she was 8. In addition to serving in several offices, she is team captain of the horse judging team, a member of the hippology and mounted drill teams and a team leader.

An honor roll student, she is a member of the National Honor Society and was an agricultural education med-alist in 10th grade.

Olivia Neavling Senior, East PennsboroOlivia, 17, is the daughter

of Peter and Lisa Neavling of C a m p Hill.

S h e e a r n e d her first service l e a r n -ing cer-tificate e a r l i e r this year. She has vo l u n -teered her time with the United Way National Youth

Day of Caring, the Holy Spir-it Hospital Women’s Auxilia-ry annual flower sale and the East Pennsboro Elementary School Helper program. This year, she is student director of the Schaner Senior Center volunteer program.

Olivia’s extracurricular ac-tivities include French Club and Ski Club. She is taking several honors level courses this year.

Emily Norris Senior, Carlisle

Emily, 17, is the daughter of Keith and Pamela Norris of Carlisle.

She serves on the Red Cross Youth Council, helping to fundraise for the organiza-tion’s local chapter and na-tionally. She has also helped to or-ga n i z e a coat d r i v e a n d d r i v e s to col-lect ma-te r i a l s for the troops.

S h e partici-pates in Model UN and has been president of the Red Cross Club for three years.

She attended Keystone Girls State this past summer.

Emily is a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and French Honor Society. She has achieved the honor roll all through high school.

Ashley Olson Junior, ShippensburgAshley, 16, is the daughter

of Sandra and Joe Olson of Shippensburg.

As a member of the Art Honors Society, which she currently serves as president, she has participated in sev-eral activities to raise money for an annual scholarship presented by the club.

She also organized a dis-trict-wide event to showcase student artwork and pro-mote arts in the community. She has volunteered at the

SHAPE Gallery and King’s Kettle food pantry, and she organized a Bike to School w e e k this year to raise aware-n e s s a b o u t p o l l u -tion.

A s h -ley has partici-p a t e d in var-sity field hockey for one year, varsity swimming for two years, varsity track and field for two years and varsity cross country for one year. She is treasurer of the Latin Club and a member of the Environmental Club.

She has been on the honor roll throughout high school while taking several AP and honors courses. She was the runner-up in the 2008 En-trepreneur Challenge and runs her own jewelry busi-nesses, selling her pieces at retail stores and craft shows. She was the recipient of the 2010 Cumberland County Art Alliance award.

Evan Parr Senior, Carlisle

Evan, 18, is the son of Rob-ert and Christine Parr of Carlisle.

He has participated in the Night Without a Home to raise money for Safe Harbour and has volunteered there m a n y t i m e s . H i s E a g l e S c o u t project involved c o n -struct-i n g a barbe-cue pit for the Knights of Columbus Hall and replanting shrubs there. He has baked cookies for Project SHARE and, as a member of the show choir, performs at various nurs-ing homes and social events in December. As a member of the Interact Club he also

participates in community service activities.

Evan has been a member of the cross-country team for three years, the Chamber Singers choir for two years, show choir for three years, the improv comedy troupe for three years and Student Council for two years.

He has been a member of the National Honor Society and German National Honor Society for three years and has achieved the honor roll throughout high school.

Adrian Paskey Senior, Boiling SpringsAdrian, 18, is the daughter

of Pam Martin and Walt Pas-key of Boiling Springs.

She is in her second year as a member of the Cum-berland County Red Cross Youth Council. She served a R e d C r o s s summer intern-ship and obtained d o n a -tions for the Ride for Red f u n d -r a i s e r. She is also a certified mem-ber of a Red Cross disaster assessment team. For the Boiling Springs SADD club, she worked with counsel-ors to develop a program on good choices and organized high school students to teach fourth and fifth grades. In its second year, the program is being expanded into sixth grade. Through the Span-ish Honor Society, she has taught fifth graders extracur-ricular introduction to Span-ish. She has also contributed more than 180 hours to vari-ous causes, including Toys for Tots, Carlisle CARES, Project SHARE and Angel Food Ministries.

Adrian is drum major, has been selected for county, district and regional bands as well as county and district chorus and is in the concert choir. She is vice president of the chorus and SADD and is secretary of the Spanish

Club. She participates in the fly fishing club, plays softball and is on the SLAM tourna-ment team, for which she has been co-captain.

A member of the National Honor Society, Adrian ranks seventh in her class of 177.

Dev Patel Senior, East PennsboroDev, 17, is the son of Chan-

drakant and Ushma Patel of Camp Hill.

Throughout high school, he has contributed some 800 hours of vo l u n -teer time to t h e c o m -m u -nity, the s c h o o l district, the state and his t e m -ple. He is on track to exceed 1,000 hours by the time he graduates. He is a high school representative to the United Way Youth Allocation Panel, volunteers regularly at the Frederickson Library and is a member of its Teen Advisory Group. He assists at Special Olympics, the PTO school store, Pumpkin Fest, the United Way National Youth Day of Caring and the spring musical dinner theater.

He is involved in the Capi-tal Intern Program and came back to school early to help with freshman orientation. At his Hindu temple, he is a Sunday school teacher and helps to organize sleepovers and summer camps.

He participates in varsity cross country with three let-ters and varsity track and field. He is president of the Math Club and was elected treasurer of the senior class. He participates in Latin Club, Key Club, Ski Club and the Harrisburg Sci-Tech Robot Club. He is also a member of the MIT Active Collaborative Community for Engineering and Science Success and of the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University. He also takes classes at HACC.

He ranks second in his class of 220 students.

Derek Pawlush Senior, Trinity

Derek, 17, is the son of Mi-chael and Lauren Pawlush of Mechanicsburg.

His favorite activity is the TOPSoccer program for children with special needs, where he is a “big buddy.” He has also volunteered as a youth soccer trainer.

He has participated in ei-ther the Relay for Life or the Making Strides for Cancer w a l k s i n c e t h i r d g r a d e . He has a l s o worked as a soup kitchen vo l u n -teer and h e l p e d to clean and prepare his church for holiday celebra-tions.

Derek has been a two-year captain and four-year starter for the varsity soccer team and plays club soccer for the LDC City Islanders. He is a member of Trinity’s state championship track and field team. He is active in the French Club and Red Cross Club and is an activity rep at the school.

Derek is a member of the National Honor Society, the Foreign Language Honor Society and president of the Mu Alpha Theta Mathemat-ics Honor Society. He placed regionally in Le Grand Con-cours French exam and is an AP scholar.

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Albert C. Peters III Junior, Cumberland

ValleyTrip , 16, is the son of Al-

bert and Meribeth Peters of Mechanicsburg.

He is working commit-tedly to the CV Ve te r -ans Oral History Project. He or-ganized a “Soles f o r So u l s ” s h o e drive with his track team and a Souper Bowl soup drive at Good Hope Middle School. He is also treasurer and fundraising chair for his church youth group. He is a life scout and patrol leader for Troop 51 actively working on his Eagle Scout project at the Conodoguinet access point.

He is a member of the track team and has played soccer with travel and rec teams. He plays with the St. Law-rence Junior Tamburitzans in Steelton. He won fourth place in the 2009 state Tech-nology Student Association woodworking competition. He is also a member of Stu-dent Council and the Mock Trial team.

Trip has been an honor roll student throughout middle and high school and has tak-en a number of AP and hon-ors courses.

Lea Rehborn Junior, East PennsboroLea, 16, is the daughter of

Tina and Jeffrey Rehborn of M e -chanic-sburg.

L e a ’s c o m -munity service i n -c l u d e s volun-t e e r -i n g a t Bethesda Mission in Har-

risburg, helping with an ALS fundraiser in Hershey, making signs to various clubs and events, helping with the high school Health Day and assisting at the an-nual volunteer firefighters’ and EMTs’ carnival. She has helped with Pee Wee Cheer-leader tryouts and worked with young cheerleaders at a clinic for them. Last year, she was chosen to work with the district’s public rela-tions person in contributing articles for various media. This year she is the student representative to the school board and attended the state student school board repre-sentative conference.

Lea received the Panther Award twice for maintaining her academics while par-ticipating in athletics. She has been a cheerleader since ninth grade. Other extra-curricular activities include Girls Leadership Program, Girls’ Athletic Association, SADD, Key Club, Spanish Club and Student Council.

A member of the National Honor Society, Lea ranks 11th in her class of 220.

Taylor Marion Santor Senior, East PennsboroTaylor, 17, is the daughter

of Stephen and Melody San-tor of Mechanicsburg.

She has received two com-munity service certificates for the h o u r s she has g i v e n to vol-unteer-ing. She i s i n -vo l ve d i n t h e h i g h s c h o o l service program and is stu-dent director of the Middle School Physical Education Department. She has partic-ipated in Vickie’s Angel Walk and has been a camp coun-selor at the Panther Pals bas-ketball camp. She has also volunteered with the Big 33 Scholarship foundation and last year was a school vol-

unteer at the Schaner Senior center. She has also been a buddy in the Buddy Bowling program and helped at the Bethesda Mission.

Taylor has been a key play-er on the girls’ varsity bas-ketball team since 10th grade and was the Colonial Divi-sion Basketball All-Star pick twice. She has received the Panther Award recognizing student athletes three years running. She is also involved in Math Club, of which she is currently secretary, and Student Council, serving this year as treasurer. She is also on the staff of the school newspaper and yearbook.

A member of the National Honor Society, Taylor ranks ninth in her class of 220 and is a member of the Holy Spirit Hospital Exploration Program.

Julie Schenhals Senior, Boiling Springs

Julie, 18, is the daughter of Laurie Owens and Norbert Schenhals of Carlisle.

J u l i e has been a c t i v e on Stu-d e n t Council for four y e a r s a n d i s p r e s i -dent this y e a r . S h e i s in charge of the council’s school improvement com-mittee. She is also active on the yearbook staff and in the school’s Youth Alive club.

Julie is also active in her church, participating in a mission trip to Nicaragua and working at the local soup kitchen. She also tu-tors elementary and ESL students.

She is valedictorian of her graduating class.

Morgan Sheaffer Senior, West Perry

Morgan, 17, is the daugh-ter of Jodi and Ryan Sheaf-

fer of New Bloomfield.She has helped with Stu-

dent Council to organize e v e n t s to raise aware -ness of b r e a s t cancer. She has headed s c h o o l service projects a n d i s very active in the school’s Varsity Club. She has also helped to raise money for less fortunate families.

Morgan has been All-Conference, captain and a state medal winner for the past two years in track and field. She is on course to earn 12 letters in three sports. She currently doing a co-op in the medical field.

Morgan has been on the honor roll throughout high school. She has also at-tained the distinguished honor roll and served as president of Student Coun-cil.

David A. Spivak Senior, Carlisle

David, 17, is the son of Bruce and Marjorie Spivak of Carlisle.

David has served on the B’nai Tzedek Youth Foun-dation board since its in-ception in 2008. This year he was elected chairman by h i s p e e r s . He has a l s o been a Sunday s c h o o l teacher. He has s e r ve d meals at a Har-risburg soup kitchen. For two sum-mers, he has volunteered as a tennis coach at Carlisle Parks and Rec tennis camps. He also has helped with field days at North Dickin-son and LeTort elementary

schools.He is a member of the

marching band and has been drum major since his junior year. He also plays in the symphonic band and Jazz Galaxies. He has served on Student Council all four years of high school and has been the treasurer since his junior year. He is a four-year member of Model UN, serving as sec-retary and vice president, and he is co-president of the French Honor Society. He has earned two varsity letters in tennis.

David has attained the distinguished honor roll every year. He received first place in the CHS History Day competition for a doc-umentary film in ninth and 11th grades. He won first place in the American Edu-cation Week essay contest last year.

Ellie M. Stuart Senior, Carlisle

Ellie, 17, is the daughter of Jerome and Sandra Stuart of Carlisle.

She has volunteered at B o s l e r Library for the p a s t f o u r s u m -m e r s i n t h e t e c h -n i c a l depart-m e n t . At her church, she prepares and serves meals for the needy as part of Thankful Thurs-days. She also assists in the office and serves as an aco-lyte. Ellie helps with food distribution and bakes cookies for Project SHARE.

Ellie plays in musical groups at the high school. She has been the pianist for the Sunrise Jazz Band for four years. This year she is section leader for the per-cussion pit in the marching band. She also plays per-cussion in the symphonic

band.Ellie attained the distin-

guished honor roll in her freshman and junior years and has been on the honor roll consistently throughout high school. She is a mem-ber of the National Honor Society.

Zachary Sweger Senior, East Pennsboro

Zachary, 17, is the son of Kara Sweger and the late Mark Sweger.

Zach’s vo l u n -teerism has in-c l u d e d t h r e e y e a r s with the Spanish N i n o s p r o -gram at West Creek Hills Elemen-tary School and he is cur-rently student director of the program.

He has volunteered with the Children’s Ministries at his church for the past four years and has served as a food pantry volunteer. He has also served on various outreach programs dur-ing the past four years at Bethesda Mission, World Vision and Homeless Out-reach in Harrisburg.

He has also helped with fundraising for Relay for Life and CROP Walk. He also volunteers at the Fred-erickson Library. He has been awarded three Com-munity Service certificates.

Zach has been in band and in chorus for four years and is currently the treasurer of chorus. He also plays in the jazz band. He is a member of SADD and is its current president. He is a four-year member of the Drama Club, serving this year as presi-dent. He is vice president of the National Honor So-ciety and is a member of the Spanish Honor Society.

He ranks 13th in his grad-uating class of 220 stu-dents.

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Andrew David Culbertson

Senior, CarlisleAndrew, 17, is the son of

Matthew and Carol Culb-ertson of Carlisle.

Active in scouting, he earned his Eagle Scout award in 2008 and has earned three eagle palms. His leadership project ben-e f i t te d B i r t h -right of Carlisle by cor-recting a long-s t a n d -ing need for stor-age. He is also o n e o f the few scouts in the Har-risburg diocese to earn both of his Boy Scout religious medals. He did this by as-sisting senior citizens at Cumberland Crossings and at the Cumberland County Senior Olympics.

Currently, he is assis-tant scoutmaster of Troop 168. He is also active in his church, St. Patrick’s. He has planted trees in LeTort Park and, with the Penn-sylvania Nature Conser-vancy, helped to restore Iron Forge Mansion at Pine Grove Furnace State Park. In addition, he has raised funds with Relay for Life and the Buddy Walk and has tutored children.

Andrew has been on the honor roll every quarter of high school and is a mem-ber of both the National Honor Society and the French Honor Society.

He served on the soph-omore and junior class councils and is a member of the Senior Class Council. In his junior year, he estab-lished the manager position for the girls’ field hockey and lacrosse teams.

Jordan Emily Darchicourt

Senior, Boiling SpringsJordan, 17, is the daughter

of Steven and Tina Darchi-court of Boiling Springs.

S h e vo l u n -t e e r s e v e r y week at Project SHARE, d o i n g m a n y jobs, in-cluding but not limited to food distribution. She has also done projects with Mission Central.

In 2009, she volunteered with Special Olympics and she has been a mem-ber of the Interact Club for two years. Jordan has also volunteered time to give pitching lessons to young softball players and has coached field hockey and softball through South Middleton’s recreational program.

She gave more than 40 hours in one season of field hockey by manag-ing and planning practices and tournaments and by designing T-shirts for the team.

Jordan has earned two ac-ademic letters of excellence and is historian of her class. She was voted Homecom-ing Queen by her class-mates this year. She par-ticipates in band (serving as vice president), chorus, concert choir, girls’ ensem-ble, county chorus, SADD Club and field hockey.

Katherine Deane Junior, East Pennsboro

K a -tie, 16, i s t h e daugh-t e r o f Patricia and Mi-c h a e l D e a n e of Eno-la.

S h e has volunteered with the East Pennsboro/Lem-oyne/Wormleysburg Soc-cer Association and this

year has responsibility as a student director to re-cruit, schedule, meet with and promote the group. She has volunteered with the Frederickson Library in Camp Hill the past two years. She has assisted in the concession stand area and was recognized for her active approach in assisting customers and promoting various products. She also assists with the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Youth Organization’s basketball league.

Katie ranks 25th in her class and has enrolls in numerous AP and honors courses. She studies pia-no and enjoys sewing and cooking. She established a new extracurricular activ-ity at school by establish-ing “Creative Expressions,” a group of students with a common interest in fine and literary arts.

Logan Dennison Freshman, Big SpringLogan, 14, is the son of

Roger and Jacqueline Den-nison of Newville.

For three years, Logan has volunteered regularly with his church youth group. With his brother, he created and or-ganized an free a n -nual fall c o m -munity e v e n t . F o r m o r e than six y e a r s , he has volunteered with Keystone Human Services at Chocolate Fest and each summer he helps to raise money for the senior center by making funnel cakes.

In the past five years, he has helped at the Carlisle Theatre concession area.

He is an honor roll stu-dent. He is on the staff of the school newspaper, and throughout elementary and middle school, he has been a member of the band.

Chelsea DesJardins Senior, East Pennsboro

Chel-sea, 17, i s t h e daugh-te r o f Tammy and Ken D e s -Jardins of Me-chanic-sburg.

She has volunteered at the Ronny Powley Food Bank in Enola since 2006. Among the many school and com-munity events to which she devotes her time are the East Pennsboro/Lemoyne/ Wormleysburg Soccer As-sociation, Pumpkin Fest, the spring musical, United Way Youth Day of Caring, Special Olympics and the Holy Spirit Hospital Wom-en’s Auxiliary flower sale. At her church, she has been a Sunday school teacher’s aide, actively participates in the Easter Egg project

and has helped to collect baby items for the diocesan convention.

Chelsea is a member of the French Club, Environ-ment Club, Key Club and the National Honor Society. As a member of the varsity swim team, she lettered three times and received the Panther Award for high academic achievement as a student athlete during her 10th grade season.

She schedules primar-ily honors courses and currently ranks 18th in her class of 227.

Amy Dundorf Senior, East Pennsboro

Amy, 17, is the daughter of Carol and Tim Dundorf of Enola.

Amy’s volunteerism in-cludes assisting with the Our Lady of Lourdes’ Easter Egg project, teaching fifth-grade Bible study classes and serving as a buddy in the local and regional Spe-cial Olympics. She has been a library aide, has tutored

and has been a server at the spring musical dinner theater. She has assisted in rais-i n g f u n d s for the Grant-v i l l e F i r e Depart-m e n t and has volunteered with the Unit-ed Way’s Youth Day of Car-ing for the past two years.

A member of the Na-tional Honor Society, she received the school’s Sil-ver Academic Excellence Award as a junior. She was selected for the Cumber-land County Band Festival twice. Her extracurricular activities include marching band, concert band, indoor percussion ensemble, Dra-ma Club, Spanish Ninos, German Club, Italian Club and Youth and Government Club.

Matthew David Szymanik

Senior, Boiling SpringsMatthew, 17, is the son

of Lance and Nancy Szy-manik.

At his church, he has been a babysitter and helper, a Sunday s c h o o l h e l p e r a n d a m e n -tor for young-er boys. W i t h h i s y o u t h g r o u p , he volunteers in the com-m u n i ty a n d a t va r i -ous church functions. At school, he is a mentor, tu-tor and buddy to elemen-tary and middle school students.

He also helps with Stu-dent Council during school events, health screenings and with student stores.

Matthew is an avid soc-cer player. He is a member of SADD, Youth Alive and French Club.

He has attained the dis-tinguished honor roll throughout high school. He is vice president of the Na-tional Honor Society and secretary of Student Coun-cil. He has been a CASAC science award recipient for two straight years.

Maria Thurner-Diaz Senior, Camp Hill

Maria, 17, is the daugh-ter of Ann Thurner-Diaz of Camp Hill.

M a -ria is an a c t i v e m e m -b e r o f Vo l u n -T E E N , helping to raise money, support a n d awareness for various

charities. She tutors once a week. She also partici-pates in the annual CROP walk and helps out at her church.

At school, she partici-pates in cross country and track and has lettered in both. She is currently cross country team captain. She is also in Class Advisory Club and is vice president of her graduating class.

She is vice president this year of the school’s Nation-al Honor Society chapter. She takes a number of AP classes and is on the distin-guished honor roll.

Alyssa Turpin Senior, East Pennsboro

Alyssa, 17, is the daughter of Bill and Sonya Turpin of Enola.

S h e h a s been a Special O l y m -p i c s b u d dy, a con-cession s t a n d o p e ra -tor for the Catholic Youth Organi-zation League and a mem-ber of Playground Pals at East Pennsboro Elementary School.

She was a primary elec-tion day poll watcher this year and assisted at a Do-mestic Violence Services fundraiser. As a senior, she became the student direc-tor of the Township Li-brary program.

Alyssa was the MVP of the girls’ junior varsity softball team when she was a sophomore.

She has also played bas-ketball. She is a member of Spanish Club, Environ-ment Club, Math Club, SADD and Student Coun-cil. She is also an editor of the school newspaper.

A member of the Nation-al Honor Society, Alyssa has taken AP and honors

courses throughout high school.

Silva Vachhani Senior, East Pennsboro

Silva, 17, is the daughter of Manhar and Narmada Vachhani of Enola.

S h e has re-c e i v e d t w o c o m -munity service certifi-c a t e s a n d i s w o r k -ing to-ward a goal of volunteer-ing more than 200 hours during her senior year. She spent the summer volun-teering at Holy Spirit Hos-pital.

She has participated in the walk-a-thons for ALS, Haiti relief and diabetes and in the United Way Na-tional Youth Day of Car-ing. She assists at Pumpkin Fest, the East Pennsboro/Lemoyne/Wormleysburg Soccer Association and the district’s GEMS program. She also helps out at the East Pennsboro branch li-brary.

Since 2009, she has been student representative to the East Pennsboro Area School District Educa-tion Foundation. She also volunteers regularly at her temple.

Silva has played varsity tennis throughout high school. She has participat-ed in the Junior Achieve-ment Symposium, Model UN and Youth In Govern-ment,

She is secretary of Lat-in Club, vice president of Math Club and senior rep-resentative of the National Honor Society.

She also is a member of Italian Club and SADD.

She has taken honors-level courses throughout high school and ranks 26th in her class of 220.

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Sahil Amin Senior, East Pennsboro

Sahil, 17, is the son of Hiten and Minoo Amin of Enola.

Sahil had been involved throughout high school with the Hindu American Religious Institute Youth Group as a leader and ad-viser. He was an SAT team leader there and recently became an SAT/A C T teacher. He has vo l u n -t e e r e d m o r e t h a n 2 4 0 hours at the East Pennsboro Branch Library. During the school year, he volunteers with special needs children at the mid-dle school and high school as children’s technology coach. He is a student rep-resentative on the school district’s Strategic Planning Committee and assists vari-ous non-profit groups each year at the high school. He has been a primary elec-tion day poll watcher and a member of the Capital In-tern Program. He has also worked with the local Spe-cial Olympics program dur-ing his sophomore, junior and senior years.

Sahil ranks 22nd in his class of 220. He was elected class president and is presi-dent of Youth In Govern-ment and the Inter-Club Council, as well as the Chess Club. He has participated in marching band, chorus, jazz ensemble, percussion en-semble and indoor march-ing band.

Nicholas Beam Senior, Boiling Springs

Nicholas, 18, is the son of Randy and Katherine Beam of Carlisle.

Nicholas volunteers on a regular basis at the Do-mestic Violence Shelter of Cumberland and Perry

Counties. One of his proj-ects was to renovate and furnish a room, turning an unusable room into one that could house a family of four. H e i s a c t i v e w i t h G OYA , t h e G r e e k O r -thodox Yo u t h A s s o -ciation, w h i c h does various service projects throughout the year, and runs Joy and Hope, youth groups at his church. This past summer, he went on a mission trip to the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. He is president of the Inter-act Club at his school.

Nicholas ranks in the top 10 percent of his class and has received an academic letter for distinguished honors every year in high school. He is president of the National Honor Society and helps to tutor peers and elementary school students in various subjects, includ-ing teaching Spanish in the special education class. An avid participant in kung fu, he holds a brown belt.

Mitchell W. Binger Senior, West Perry

Mitchell, 17, is the son of Randy and Tonya Binger of Shermans Dale.

He has volunteered for community service through Young’s United Methodist Church Yo u t h Group, the Na-t i o n a l H o n o r Society and Boy Sco u ts o f A m e r -i c a . He has participated in the Buddy Baseball Player Pro-gram for youth with special needs. He has been a Sal-vation Army bell ringer, lo-

cal food bank helper and a helper with the Christmas Treasures program.

Mitchell earned grand champion honors with his 10th grade Science Fair project and a first-place blue ribbon with his 11th grade Science Fair project. He was selected to partici-pate in the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science and the Capital Area Sci-ence and Engineering fairs in 2009, earning second- and third-place awards.

He has achieved academic honors every quarter since sixth grade. He was stu-dent webmaster for the high school last year and an IT department support staff assistant. He was a mem-ber of the CPIHL hockey All-Star Team for 2010 and has varsity letters in football and baseball.

Shelbie Jean Calaman Junior, Carlisle

Shelbie, 17, is the daugh-ter of B. Charles and Bobbie Jean Calaman of Carlisle.

Shelbie is active in her c h u rc h a n d s e e k s to help o t h e r s who are less for-tunate. S h e r a i s e d m o n -e y f o r her church and for a trip to Uganda, where she worked with young women on childcare and hygiene is-sues.

She achieves honor roll every marking period and hopes to be a math teacher after college. Her extracur-ricular activities include marching band, concert band and jazz band. She also plays piano and participates in a spring and a fall recital. She plays softball on a trav-eling team.

Caitriona Campbell Senior, Carlisle

Caitriona, 17, is the

daughter of David and Mairi Campbell.

She volunteers once a week at the Carlisle Region-al Medical Center emergen-cy room. S h e i s involved with the y o u t h g r o u p at Grace Baptist Church, w h e r e her ser-v i c e projects have included rak-ing leaves, singing at the Todd Home and sending packages to college stu-dents. She has been to Mis-sissippi three times to aid with Hurricane Katrina relief and plans to return in January. She also leads a Bible study group for girls her age at her church.

Caitriona ranks neat the top of her class. She has been on the honor roll all through high school. She played junior varsity and varsity tennis for two years and participated in the school musical in ninth grade.

Brooke Clippinger Senior, Carlisle

Brooke, 17, is the daughter of Greg and Cecelia Clip-pinger of Carlisle.

She has been an elemen-tary child mentor at Big Brothers, Big Sisters since 11th grade and has done af-ter-school tutoring at Car-l i s l e ’ s e l e -mentary schools s i n c e 1 0 t h g r a d e . I n t e r -ested in the arts, she was a n a r t teacher assistant at CALC’s sum-mer camp for two years and served as an art teacher, decoration coordinator, teacher’s assistant and ac-

tor at Vacation Bible School. She volunteers at Proj-ect SHARE, baking cook-ies, working on canned food drives and helping with backpacks for school, and she has participated in Night Without A Home to benefit the homeless.

Brooke is a member of the National Honor Society. She has participated in var-sity soccer, field hockey and cross country.

Zackary Lee Conners Junior, Big Spring

Zack, 16, is the son of Jen-nifer Conners of Newville.

Since he was 9 years o l d , Z a c k h a s volun-te e re d h o u r s at “His H a n d s Garage” in Plainfield. He has always been a straight-A student despite early learning dis-abilities.

Kelsey Cornman Junior, Carlisle

Kelsey, 16, is the daugh-ter of Thomas and Stacey Cornman of Carlisle.

As a member of both the sophomore and junior class c o u n -c i l s , K e l s e y h a s partici-p a t e d in a va-riety of volun-teer ac-tivities, includ-ing fundraising walks for Carly’s Crusaders and Down syndrome. She has done af-ter-school math tutoring at Bellaire Elementary School and served as assistant coach for the girls’ fifth/sixth grade travel summer league basketball team. She has also taken part in Relay for Life.

Kelsey has had a 4.0 GPA since ninth grade and has taken a number of AP class-es. She is a member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society.

She has played junior var-sity and varsity soccer and basketball. As a member of Junior Class Council, she has assisted with prepara-tions for homecoming and the prom.

Rachel Couch Senior, East Pennsboro

Rachel, 18, is the daugh-ter of Thomas and Dyna Couch.

Her community involve-ment covers a range of ac-tivities through the school, her church and on her own. She was chosen t o b e the co-ordina-tor this year of the East Penns-b o r o A r e a H i g h School Service Program, which involves organizing a 300-plus volunteer force. As coordinator, she keeps records, recruits, works with a panel of student directors, holds and attends meetings and serves as spokesperson for the service programs.

She was selected to be a member of the Governor’s Pennsylvania Community Service Advisory Board and has been the student repre-sentative since 2009 on the Service Learning Program’s Exemplary Middle States Committee.

Rachel is first in her class of 220. She was captain and MVP of her junior var-sity soccer and field hockey teams.

Her other extracurricu-lar activities include Key Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Environmental Club, concert band, Na-tional Honor Society and the Youth and Government Club.

Congratulations to all 79 Leaders of

Tomorrow Nominees from area schools.

Leaders of Tomorrow

recognizes area high school students who make a difference

in your community!

This year, the greater Carlisle area has nominated 79 outstanding students from area schools as “Lead-ers of Tomorrow.” All 79 are featured in this special sec-tion. Information was com-piled from the nomination forms and comments of the individuals making the nominations.

The Leaders of Tomorrow program is sponsored by CenturyLink and The Sen-tinel to honor area youth in grades nine through 12 who exhibit outstanding leader-ship and community volun-teerism.

The nominations have been reviewed by a panel of community leaders, who selected the top 10 finalists and winner. All the nomi-nees will be recognized at a special awards reception Dec. 7 at the Friendship Fire Company Social Hall in Carlisle.

The finalists will receive a $100 cash award. One fi-nalist will be named the “Leader of Tomorrow” and receive a $1,000 cash award.

“So many bright, enthu-siastic young people are working hard to make our communities better, but their hard work often goes unnoticed,” says Debbie Keyser, market develop-ment manager for Centu-ryLink. “We feel it’s im-

portant that we recognize and support the wonderful things our youth are doing. CenturyLink is very pleased to once again partner with The Sentinel on a program that highlights these lead-ership roles.”

“We continue to be im-pressed with the number and quality of the young people who are nominated in the Leaders of Tomorrow program, and choosing a winner among so many de-serving young people was a difficult task for the pan-el,” says Sentinel Publisher Mark Blum. “It is a privilege to be able to bring the nom-inees to the attention of the communities we serve.”

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Alexandra Weakland Senior, Cumberland

ValleyAlex, 17, is the daughter of

Pam and Dave Weakland of C a m p Hill.

S h e i s a n a c t i v e m e m -b e r o f h e r church and has b e e n a n a l -tar server since sixth grade. She also assists local chari-ties through activities run by Student Council, of which she is president. These include cystic fibro-sis, the Big 33 food drive and Spiritlinks for the American Foundation for Kids with AIDS.

She has been a member of the varsity girls’ basket-ball team for four years and played volleyball her fresh-man year. She has attended the Rotary Youth Leader-ship Conference.

Alex is a member of the National Honor Society and Art Honor Society. She has taken numerous hon-ors and AP classes and has made the honor roll every marking period throughout high school.

Erin Whitfield Freshman, West PerryErin, 15, is the daughter of

Steve and Vonda Whitfield of Newport.

Erin volunteers at a nurs-i n g h o m e , babysits a child w i t h a u t i s m for free a n d s e n d s t i m e with an e l d e rly friend on the weekend. She is the Perry County rep-

resentative on the district board and participates in Student Council commu-nity service activities.

Erin is a member of Stu-dent Council and class historian. She is an ac-tive member of the youth group at her church and the missionary letter-writing ministry. She sings and also plays French horn, piano and flute. She plays volley-ball.

Erin participates in the science fair and on the debate team. She is in the gifted program, takes col-lege prep courses and has achieved distinguished honors.

Calli M. Wise Sophomore, CarlisleCalli, 15, is the daughter

of Scott and Colleen Wise of Carlisle.

In February, when a fel-low stu-d e n t was in-jured in an ac-cident, s h e o r g a -nized a benefit, acquir-i n g a nonprofit number, setting up a bank account, gather-ing business donations and holding a silent auction and bake sale in conjunc-tion with a band competi-tion. She also organized a night for him at Chili’s and ultimately raised $2,000 to help with his health care bills,

Calli was the youngest artist to paint a chair for the historical society’s “chair-ity” auction, she made and donated jewelry to Habitat for Humanity’s annual art auction, she painted a mu-ral for the Red Cross and she paints furniture and makes items for the school art club that is sold to raise money for the scholarship

fund.She is a member of the

Envirothon Club and the Shakespeare Troupe. As a member of the cross coun-try team, she made districts last year as a varsity runner and was the recipient of the cross country head coach’s Award for Determination, Attitude and Effort last season. She is also on the swim team.

She is a straight-A stu-dent who takes Level 3 (unweighted) classes and honors classes.

Carmen L. Witmer Senior, Big Spring

Carmen, 18, is the daugh-ter of Dennis and Lori Wit-mer of Newville.

She has volunteered for the past four summers at Carlisle Regional Medical Center as a patient escort and filing assistant. She helped organize the Star Tree, a project in Newville that collects food and gifts at Christmas time for the needy in the community. With her church, she goes t o t h e C u m -berland V a l l e y R e l i e f C e n -t e r i n C h a m -b e r s -b u r g e v e r y year to pack school kits and health kits to be shipped overseas. She also does other service projects with the church youth group, of which she is president.

Carmen played drums in the high school band for two years and also plays with the church worship team. She is a member of Club Aduro, the Christian club at the high school.

A member of the Nation-al Honor Society, she has been on the distinguished honor roll for three years

and takes AP and honors courses. She is ranked third in her graduating class.

Kathryn Zimmerman Junior, East Pennsboro

Katy, 16, is the daughter of Beth and Scott Zimmer-man of Enola.

She has participated in various community fund-raising events, including the Tommy Sgrignoli Foun-dation’s Tommy Fest and

the Red Squirrel’s play for H o s -p i c e . She has volun-te e r e d w i t h the East Penns-b o r o /L e m -o y n e /Worm-leysburg Soccer Associa-

tion and the high school’s spring musical dinner the-ater.

She has played girls’ var-sity field hockey for two years, girls’ varsity softball for two years and girls’ var-sity basketball throughout high school. She is a mem-ber of French Club and En-vironment Club.

Since ninth grade, she has scheduled mostly challeng-ing upper-level courses.

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The 2009 Leaders of Tomorrow finalists were, front row from left, Rachel Couch, Sarah Walsh, and Shea Hicks; and back row, Marc Wagner, Joseph Hines, first place winner Rajit Krishnamurthy, Christian John and Aaron Wormer. Wasiullah Mohamed and John Kocsis were absent from the photo.

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