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Seniors Awarded Nearly $80,000 in Scholarships

May 20, 2024 by etsd

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Nearly 100 students were recognized for their outstanding achievements during Exeter Township Senior High School's Senior Awards ceremony, which was held on Wednesday, May 15, 2024 in the auditorium at the high school. During the ceremony, nearly $80,000 in scholarships and awards were given to outstanding seniors for their achievements in academics, athletics or community service by alumni, individuals, businesses and organizations.

Congratulations to all of the following seniors who were recognized during the ceremony:

Citizenship & Healthy Living Awards

Senator Schwank Good Citizenship Award

  • Gavin Marr
  • Haley Piersol
  • Hayden Adams
  • Jason Nester
  • Jose Torres Cruz
  • Sasha Bolonski

Senator Schwank Healthy Living Award

  • Alison Keim
  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Finn Strauss
  • Grace Reedy
  • Taylor Hill

Representative Chrissy Houlahan Public Service to the Community Award

  • Alex Kelsey
  • Deana Ventura

Faculty Awards

Technology Education and Industrial Arts

  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Ethan Ross

Biology

  • Hansika Kunduru

Chemistry

  • Brody Oswald

Earth Science

  • Sophia Jones

Physics

  • Alex Nerney

Business

  • Gavin Marr
  • Kai Loose

English

  • Ava Strauss
  • Isabella Wright

Family & Consumer Science

  • Bryanna Shunk
  • Natalie Schwenk

Mathematics

  • Abby Kravetz
  • Hansika Kunduru

Social Studies

  • Nora Snyder
  • Taylor Hill

Physical Education & Health

  • Austin Moser
  • Keanu Guzman
  • Fallyne Oswalt

French

  • Annabella Venezia

German

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Latin

  • Victoria Hernandez

Spanish

  • Gavin Marr

Art

  • Alizarin Capeland
  • Tanner Moore

Internship

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Hanna Bulles

Music Awards

United States Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award for Music Excellence

  • Anastacia Colon
  • Ryan Cherry

Exeter Music Association Scholarship

  • Rebecca Cherry

John Philip Sousa Award

  • Nathan Bayer

Reading Musical Foundation - Outstanding Senior

  • Nathan Bayer

Reading Musical Foundation - Jazz "Project Penske" Award

  • Ryan Cherry

Reading Musical Foundation - STEAM

  • Tanner Moore

Director’s Award for Orchestra

  • Macy Feathers

Director’s Award for Band

  • Christian Miller

Louis Armstrong Jazz Award

  • Ryan Cherry

Fred Waring’s Award for Chorus

  • Tyler Casiano-Rodriguez

National School Choral Award

  • Rebecca Cherry

National School Orchestra Award

  • Frank Conte

String Tree Award

  • Brody Oswald
  • Charlotte Rismiller

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Brass

  • Jason Nester

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Color Guard

  • Rachel Haldeman

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Percussion

  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Woodwinds

  • Anastacia Colon

Exeter Eagles Alumni Association Awards

Marianne (DeAngelis) Adam Scholarship

  • Abigail Rothharpt

Edward Reindle Alumni Arts Scholarship

  • Margaret Prock

Chick-Fil-A Scholarship

  • Bryanna Shunk

Michael Ciabattoni Memorial Scholarship

  • Stan Joannis

Class of 1960 David Oberlin Memorial Scholarship

  • Caitlin Jones

Terry Haines Memorial Scholarship

  • Alison Keim

Class of 1966 Scholarship

  • Jose Torres Cruz

Kylie & Garhett Dawson Memorial Scholarship

  • Faith Wilson

Thomas & George Ebright Memorial Scholarship

  • Gavin Reiking

H. Robert and Phyllis Goldstan Memorial Scholarship

  • Gavin Marr

Thomas C. Goulden Scholarship

  • Connor Stoltzfus

Nancy (Britton) Hart Memorial Scholarship

  • Addie DeVage
  • Fallyne Oswalt

Ida E. Mascaro Award

  • Marie Renski

J.P. Mascaro Award

  • Finn Strauss

Reiffton Social Quarters Scholarships

  • Sophia Jones
  • Tanner Moore
  • Brody Oswald
  • Charlotte Dolena

Stephen Ruth Memorial Scholarship

  • Kiana Johnson

Karl and Sharon Schmidt Memorial Scholarships

  • Rebecca Cherry

Harry Shank Memorial Scholarships

  • Kalie Mierzwinski
  • Natalia Figueroa

Susan Sinkosky Memorial Scholarships

  • Giuliana Tumminello
  • Hanna Bulles
  • Ryanne Ahmad
  • Sasha Bolonski
  • Abby Kravetz

Don & Helen Thomas Memorial Scholarship

  • Alex Kelsey

Exeter Alumni Veterans’ Scholarship in Memory of Michael Mangiolardo

  • Andrea Dominguez
  • Ava Strauss

Shirley Weidner Memorial STEM Scholarships

  • Sofia Beggs

Edward Whalen, Jr. Memorial Scholarship - Technology Trade

  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Leonard Meckalavage Memorial Scholarship

  • Matthew McConnell
  • Ryan McConnell

Robert Gillespie Memorial STEM Scholarship

  • Lukas Giering

Joann Burak Memorial STEM Scholarship

  • Abigail Smith

Bradford L. Kissam Leadership Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Joshua Wayne Anthony Brown Scholarship

  • Grace Reedy

David Coldren Memorial Scholarship

  • Addie DeVage

Tracy Davidheiser Memorial Scholarship

  • Haley Piersol

Exeter High School Eagles Alumni Association Friend of Education Scholarship in Honor of Frank and Mary Ann Naples

  • Hansika Kunduru

Mail Shark Scholarship-STEM

  • Cayden Juck

Kevin Douglass Memorial Scholarship

  • Benjamin Weil
  • Katelyn Stanley
  • Trang Nguyen
  • Alex Nerney
  • Madison Grider

Tatjana Ludwig Memorial Scholarship

  • Lorelei Owens

Rudy Mosteller Memorial Scholarship

  • Abigail Rathman
  • Margaret Prock

Anthony Paciulli Memorial Scholarship

  • Rebecca Cherry

David Sherman Memorial Scholarship

  • Logan Miller

Peg & Conrad (Tiny) Moyer Memorial Scholarship

  • Christian Miller

Community Scholarships

Exeter Township Education Association Scholarships

  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Kiana Johnson
  • Rebecca Cherry

Sara Sechrist Scholarship Award

  • Fallyne Oswalt

Woman's Club of Exeter Township

  • Outstanding in Art - Margaret Prock
  • Outstanding in Business - Abigail Rathman
  • Outstanding in Computer Science - Dorothy Liu
  • Outstanding in Career & Technology - Hayden Adams

Woman's Club of St. Lawrence

  • Abigail Rothharpt
  • Alison Keim
  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Fallyne Oswalt

Faith Lutheran Church Elaine Schalck Scholarship

  • Alison Keim
  • Rebecca Cherry

Antietam Valley Community Partnership, Inc.

  • Hansika Kunduru
  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Lauren's Foundation Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Exeter Township Lions Community Foundation

  • Dorothy Liu

United States Army Award of Excellence

  • Marie Renski

United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award

  • Brody Oswalt
  • Madison Grider

Diamond Credit Union - Alfred Panfile Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Order of the Eastern Star Community Service Award

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Georgine Dorrian Kearney Memorial Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp 230 Saint Lawrence

  • Science Award – Sophia Jones
  • Mathematics Award - Logan Miller

Community United Church of Christ

  • Martha Stratton

American Association of University Women Scholarship

  • Abby Kravetz

Richard J. Caron Scholastic Award

  • Brooke Steiger

Vietnam Veterans of America Patriotism Award

  • Hanna Bulles

Amy J. Gaul Memorial Scholarship

  • Alison Keim

Jr. Women's Club of Mount Penn - Marilyn Arters Memorial Award

  • Julianna Minner
  • Deana Ventura

The Hassel Foundation Scholarships

  • Rebecca Lee

Jamie L. Kotas Memorial Scholarships

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Hansika Kunduru

James Mabon Memorial Scholarship

  • Sophia Jones

Sean Wertman Memorial Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

ETSD Class of 1969 Scholarship

  • Macy Feathers

American Crane Grit Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

National Merit Commended Students

  • Alex Nerney
  • Jason Nester

APT Scholarships

Reiffton APT Scholarships

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Alishba Khan

Jacksonwald APT Scholarships

  • Bryanna Shunk
  • Connor Stoltzfus

Lorane APT Scholarships

  • Ryanne Ahmad
  • Sasha Bolonski

Owatin Creek APT Scholarships

  • Finn Strauss
  • Madison Grider

Athletic Awards

United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athletic Excellence Awards

  • Abigail Smith
  • Michael Borja

Fackler-Hower District III Sportsmanship Awards

  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Donghu Kim

E. Jerry Brooks PIAA District - Academic Excellence

  • Jason Nester
  • Abigail Smith
  • Alexis Speece
  • Alison Keim
  • Annabella Venezia
  • Caitlin Jones
  • Cassandra Miller
  • Charlotte Dolena
  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Josiah Newman-McCarthy
  • Kira Spencer
  • Landen Goughler
  • Leah Schmid
  • Lilly Clouser
  • Lorelei Owens
  • Lukas Giering
  • Noah Gates
  • Rebecca Cherry
  • Robert Dang
  • Thomas Curry

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Ten More Students to Continue their Athletic Careers

May 15, 2024 by etsd

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From left to right: Back row: Michael Sherman, Frank Conte. Front row: Cassandra Miller, Hayden Adams, Joshua Brown, Joshua Hole, Rebecca Cherry, Bryanna Shunk, Kalie Mierzwinski and Addie Devage

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Today, ten more senior Eagles symbolically signed their letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level following graduation. These talented athletes will be playing for the following teams next year:

  • Hayden Adams - Franklin and Marshall College- Track & Field
  • Joshua Brown - Franklin and Marshall College- Track & Field
  • Rebecca Cherry - Lebanon Valley College - Track & Field
  • Frank Conte - Elizabethtown College - Cross Country and Track & Field
  • Addie Devage- Eastern University- Field Hockey
  • Joshua Hole - Chatham University - Soccer
  • Kalie Mierzwinski - Millersville University - Cheerleading
  • Cassandra Miller - Longwood University - Cross Country and Track & Field
  • Michael Sherman - York College - Cross Country
  • Bryanna Shunk - West Chester University- Cheerleading

These athletes join the 18 athletes who signed their letters of intent on National Signing Day in February. Congratulations to all!

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Students Win “Best Medical Device” in PA Governor’s STEM Competition

May 14, 2024 by etsd

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Seniors Alex Nerney (left), Connor Stoltzfus (middle), Sophia Jones (second from right), Hansika Kunduru (right) and junior Richter Bogust (second from left).

Seniors Alex Nerney (left), Connor Stoltzfus (middle), Sophia Jones (second from right), Hansika Kunduru (right) and junior Richter Bogust (second from left) won the award for the Best Medical Device in the final round of the PA Governor’s STEM Competition, held last week in Harrisburg. The students were one of the top 20 finalists from student groups across Pennsylvania. Their medical device is an app called “Blue Alert” that monitors the amount of blue light that a user is exposed to, which can disrupt sleep patterns. Their accompanying app collects data from the blue light sensor along with user-entered data, such as meals and caffeine intake, to give users a “sleep score” that allows them to make decisions to improve their sleep patterns.

The students partnered with a local health-based non-profit, My Gut Instinct, as well as a professor from Penn State Berks to build the blue light sensor to collect data and develop the accompanying app to log and interpret the data. 

Junior Richter Bogust said that the team was inspired to create the app because of the explosion of blue light exposure in modern-day society through the use of smart phones, computers and screens--and is something that his peers are regularly exposed to with these devices. “In our own lives, we realized that we’re affected by blue light more than you’d think. However, we found that almost everyone is affected by blue light in some way since people are often on their phones before bed, or use lights that emit blue light.”

Mr. Zach Potter, advisor to the students, commended the students for their exceptional work with the protoype. “I am always proud of students like these, who despite all of their commitments to academics, athletics, family, friends, jobs and more, make time to complete an incredible project like this. Their commitment to themselves and to building the skills they will need to be successful later in life is admirable.”

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Internship Spotlight: Donnie Beiber at Trace Pheasantry

May 14, 2024 by etsd

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Donnie Beiber is a senior completing an internship with Trace Pheasantry in Douglassville, a hatchery for pheasants, chukars, quail and partridges. Zach Trace, owner, said that he was initially nervous about taking on high school intern since he is only a few years out of high school himself, but Donnie’s quickly proven to be an asset to his farm. “Donnie has been very eager to learn and reminds me to explain things to him when he doesn’t understand. Donnie always shows up when he’s supposed to and causes no stress. Donnie has helped me on many projects and he has provided his own insight and even taught me things I didn’t know. He’s a hard worker and more than just an extra set of hands. He has been very beneficial to my company.”

Donnie, can you tell us a bit about what your plans are for after graduation?
My plans after high school are to go to a trade school and get certified for heavy equipment operations.

Can you tell us a bit about your internship? What does a typical day look like for you?
My internship is just a way of being able to get out of the classroom and be able to help out on the farm while learning many different things that pertain to farming and life skills. A typical day on the farm consists of showing up at 11 and doing some busy work for an hour till the 12-1 lunch break, then after that we work at finishing the main objectives for the day, which is "whatever the boss writes on the list that has to be finished for the day." Then after 3, we go and collect eggs, take them back to the hatchery and wash them.

How did you select your internship? Did someone help you select it? Did you seek out the opportunity on your own? Were you asked to do the internship?
I chose the internship because I believe farming is a dying culture and I wanted to do something I enjoy.

What do you like most about your internship?
What I like most about my internship is the fact that I can be out of the school and enjoy the outdoors for several hours instead of being cooped up in a classroom.

And finally, what would be your advice to a high school student who's thinking about Exeter's internship program?
I think the internship program is one of the best programs Exeter has to offer. It's not a lot of work for a great reward of being able to intern somewhere you like or are interested in. Also, if you do well at being an intern, your employer may even offer you a job.

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District Presents 2024-27 Comprehensive Plan Draft

April 26, 2024 by etsd

Filed Under: Jacksonwald, Junior High, Lorane, News, Owatin Creek, Reiffton, Senior High

Exeter Team to Compete in National Academic WorldQuest This Weekend

April 19, 2024 by etsd

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Members of the Model UN Club include (from left): Mady Hirneisen, Jordan Wolfe, Shaun Rathman, Andrew Schwenk, Adam Cooke and Cooper Devlin. Not pictured are Ethan Tibbetts, Calvin McClain and advisor Mrs. Heather Mills. 

Several months ago, the Model United Nations (UN) Club at the Senior High didn’t know if they would continue to be able to meet when their advisor accepted another job and left the district. This weekend, though, their dedication and perseverance to keep their after-school club alive pays off as they head to Washington, D.C. to compete against 250 other students from around the United States in the World Affairs Councils of America’s Academic WorldQuest. 

Reflecting back on the time when their advisor had left, sophomore Shaun Rathman said, “The club basically fell apart for a little while. Well, almost did.” It didn’t, however, thanks to English teacher Mrs. Heather Mills, who rescued the fate of the club by taking over as its advisor and helped guide the students for a first-place victory at the Academic WorldQuest regional competition held in March. That win qualified the team for the national event this weekend, which three other members of club will attend along with Shaun, including sophomores Adam Cooke, Cooper Devlin and Andrew Schwenk. 

During competition, teams are asked questions about world affairs in countries or continents such as South Korea, Europe and Africa, as well current topics, such as Women in Diplomacy or Artificial Intelligence. Students are given a study guide with additional readings to help prepare them for the competition in which they are peppered with 100 questions on those topics and given less than a minute to answer each one. During the national competition this weekend, the study guide and competition structure is the same; however, students will be given less time to answer questions. When asked how the team’s been preparing for the stiffer competition in DC, Andrew said, “We’ve been revisiting the stuff we already studied, but we’re going more in-depth in our notes and reading more than we did for the regional competition.” Beyond the study guide, Shaun said that students who are successful at Academic WorldQuest have delved deeper into world politics and affairs on their own. “You don’t need to be just knowledgeable on your topics,” he said. “You need to be knowledgeable about the world and many geopolitical issues.” 

Prior to their win, the club admitted that they’ve struggling to recruit members and almost didn't have full representation at the regional competition in March. Academic WorldQuest allows schools to have up to two teams of four students in the regional competition, and up until two weeks before the competition, the club didn’t have enough members to make a second team. Thankfully, sophomores Mady Hirneisen and Calvin McClain agreed to join the club in February to help round out their second team with sophomore Ethan Tibbetts and junior Jordan Wolfe. Andrew said that the club is "actually a fun time," but they admitted that they might be struggling to recruit members since not all students are interested in studying world affairs after school. However, they're hoping that their representation of Exeter on the national stage this weekend helps them interest new members going into next year--as well as the club's inherent camaraderie and perseverance that led to their incredible ability to keep their club alive despite all odds. 

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