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5Th and 8Th Grade Promotion Celebrations

5Th and 8Th Grade Promotion Celebrations

June 2021

Congratulations to #WissNation!

Every student, staff member and family member in Wiss Nation deserves a round of applause for the successful completion of the 2020-2021 school year. Managing the school year within the constraints of the pandemic challenged us in ways we never imagined, but in true Wiss Nation style, our community persevered and we are proud. We hope the summer is relaxing and rejuvenating and look forward to seeing everyone in the 2021-2022 school year. Best wishes to our seniors on all of their future endeavors! We have a keepsake section for the Class of 2021 on pages 12-20.

5th and 8th Grade Promotion Celebrations

The elementary and middle schools celebrated promotion ceremonies the last week of school to congratulate and bid farewell to our 5th graders who journey onward to middle school next year and our 8th graders who make their way to the high school.

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Congratulations to WMS student, Grace O'Donnell, who won 2nd place in the category of Animation for the Pennsylvania Media and Design State Competition. VIEW ONE BY ONE

We also congratulate Eric Jiang, Andrew Li and Ray Pelletier who earned 2nd place in the category of Web Page Design. Their website, Mathamagic, teaches pre-algebra, algebra, and geometry. VIEW MATHAMAGIC

Shout out to WMS student, Emmy Check out the 4th edition of the WMS 8th Schurr, for her excellent video entry Grade Art Quarantine Coloring Book - 30+ in the Book Song Challenge. Emmy freehand drawings created by our talented created a song based on the book “Dress student artists. Coded” by Carrie Firestone. She won the WayPastAwesome award and got a VIEW AND PRINT COLORING BOOK $250 award for WMS!

WATCH EMMY’S VIDEO Congratulations to our WHS Robotics Team #341, "Miss Daisy" who advanced to the finalist level for their Game Design Challenge submission in the FIRST Robotics Competition games. PMEA State Choral Festival 2021 In total, 1,378 teams worldwide participated in the challenge and 20 finalists were selected for a chance This year, the annualState-Wide PMEA to be one of the three Game Design Challenge Music Festival was forced to go online, winners. Team #341’s game, HyperHive, landed in featuring our superlative musicians in a the top 1.5% of all submissions. new way. The Choral Festival featured a View HyperHive Here AND take a moment to highly competitive series of auditions that vote for our team's submission as the Community culminated in a final ‘Virtual Choir’ event, Choice winner by CLICKING HERE (Click on with a living composer and collegiate the blue button to vote and look for "Team 341: choral conductor. After a series of grueling HyperHive" in the first column). competitive auditions, Lin Kohne, Abby Morehouse, Charlotte Zager, and Kevin Lynch were accepted into the District Level finals. Following those auditions, a second round included students from the entire Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Matriculated into the final Statewide Choral Festival was Wissahickon bass vocalist, Lin Kohne (pictured). Speaking about his experience as a participant in this impressive event, Lin says, “Being a part of All-State Chorus this year was a fantastic experience. It was such an honor to be selected for such an important event. The virtual style was odd but it wasn’t too bad since I’ve been doing virtual school all year. I got to sing some really interesting and unique music and overall I had a blast at All-States.” Many congratulations to our PMEA Choral Scholars Abby, Charlotte, Kevin, and Lin. Students from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) club participated in the NAMI Walks Your Way 5K on June 12th. This year, our Montgomery County chapter held the walk virtually but the WHS Club met at the high school and walked through the streets of Ambler. The fundraiser takes place to raise awareness of mental illness and donations for the mission to help individuals and families right here in our region. NAMI is a national organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for all individuals and families whose lives are impacted by mental illness. If you are interested, you can learn more at https://namimontcopa.org/ and there is still time to give to the team. You can find their fundraising page at Wissahickon High School Team - Fundraising For NAMI (namiwalks.org) A big Pictured: Italia Morton, Kathleen Tallon, Tayma Masallati, thank you students Italia Morton and Kelsey Miller for leading Cami Samuel and Ms. Moyer the club through the pandemic and Ms. Moyer for being the club advisor. Shout out to Italia Morton, Ella Sanders, Suyong Lee and Sarah Freedman who represented WHS in a Youth Summit with Family Services Kudos to WHS Social Studies of Montgomery Community. Based on the teacher, Tim Smyth! The Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS), a student Pennsylvania Council for survey administered in three participating schools, Social Studies and the national it was determined that: 35% of students felt sad or Association for Supervision depressed most days in the past 12 months, 22% of and Curriculum Development students feel that “life is not worth it” in the past recognized Mr. Smyth’s creative 12 months and 21% of all students stopped being work in the classroom and involved with a favorite activity because they were beyond, influencing educators sad. For WHS’s project, the students focused on across the Commonwealth promoting positivity and connecting the school and the country. READ THE community. As part of the project, the students are ARTICLE: HOW A TEACHER hoping that teachers and students will submit a short USES COMICS TO TEACH video that will be collected as an affirmation for all SOCIAL JUSTICE the students at the start of next year. WHS students and staff may submit videos via Flipgrid by clicking here.

The Wissahickon community is invited to watch theWMS virtual musical, Schoolhouse Rock Live, Jr. Our amazing Drama Assistant, Julie Williams, edited and choreographed this very unique and entertaining musical. Kudos to our WMS Choral and Drama Teacher, Sue Brown, and our talented students on this great achievement.

WATCH SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE, JR. Junior Award Winners Each year WHS has an opportunity to nominate juniors to receive a variety of awards sponsored by colleges and universities around the country. This year, we are pleased to recognize the following students for their nomination and receipt of their respective awards.

• Harvard Book Prize – Ella Chang • Book Award – Katelyn Lu • Wilkes University Colonel Emerging Leaders Award – Madyson Blassingale, Melody Gittes, Benjamin Ledbetter and Issac Tunious • Saint Michael’s College Book Award for Academic Achievement & Social Conscience – Demetrius Schank • Rochester Institute of Technology Computer Medal – Dora Stavenger and Richard Wang • Rochester Institute of Technology Innovation and Creativity Award – Alexandria Jiang and Ethan Pigeon • University of Vermont Citizen Scholar Book Award – Amelia Heppe • The Rensselaer Medal – Arianna Reiserer

May Mystery Madness at the Elementary Schools

This spring, our elementary teachers and students had the opportunity to participate in a "May Mystery Madness" tournament. In this friendly competition, classes of students played against each other via Teams in 20-question style games. In grades K-2, students had to use critical thinking, listening, communication and collaboration to guess each other's Mystery Animal. In grades 3-5, students used the same skills plus geography knowledge to guess each other's Mystery State. The tournament was set up via brackets, and classes competed against each other to determine the ultimate WSD grade level winner. Congrats to the winners!

Kindergarten: Mrs. Weise, SCE 1st Grade: Ms. Cooper, BBE 2nd Grade: Mrs. Weiss, LGE 3rd Grade: Mr. Bell, LGE 4th Grade: Mrs. Sadowski, SCE 5th Grade: Mrs. Reese, SCE and Mrs. Layton, LGE (tie!)

Wiss Link Trained & Ready to Lead

The WHS Wiss Link is trained and ready to kick off the 2021-2022 school year as leaders! During June 3rd training sessions (virtual and in-person) led by Wiss Link advisors, Heidi Butt, Steve Mogg, Kara Lehman, Jim Shoemaker, and Matt McKenna, the 85 leaders (next year’s juniors and seniors) were introduced to activities they will host during Freshmen Orientation and worked on Wiss Link’s two main goals: CONNECTION and JOY. The students hit it out of the park! Wissahickon Happenings

One of the best traditions at the end of each school year is Field Day! Stony Creek students and other elementary school students enjoy super fun outdoor activities and special refreshments.

In recognition of Pride Month this June, members of the WHS After only seeing each other over their computer Gay Straight Alliance (GSA), Josie and Emmanuelle Barbash, screens this school year, Ms. Klein’s virtual 2nd grade and Kevin Lynch and GSA advisor Ms. Perrine-Wilson were students enjoyed being together in person at an end of invited to the Pride flag raising ceremony at Whitpain Township. year celebration Ms. Klein held at Wentz Run Park.

WHS students celebrated their annual Wissapick’em - an afternoon of games and activities of their choosing. Options included puzzles, sports, painting kindness rocks, Jenga, escape rooms, minute-to-win- it, scavenger hunts, Jeopardy and much more! Thirteen Alumni Selected for Induction to the WHS Hall of Fame

We are pleased to announce the inductees to the 2021 WHS Alumni Hall of Fame. This fall we will recognize 13 alumni who have distinguished themselves by their post-graduate professional, academic, athletic and/or personal achievements and public service.

The community is invited to join us for the Alumni Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Friday, October 15, 2021 at 5 pm in the WHS Audion to honor and recognize the accomplishments of our alumni and to provide our current students and school community the opportunity to learn about their successful endeavors.

READ MORE ABOUT OUR INDUCTEES

Mehrdad Barikbin Kristin Beckett Bill Deering Joseph Donahue Dr. Stephen M. Hahn Class of 2000 Class of 2007 Class of 1986 Class of 1985 Class of 1977

Shelleah Jackson Hope Thompson Laird Keith Oliphant Tim Miller Class of 2009 Class of 1978 Class of 2014 Class of 1988

Kirsten Jahn Richardson Melissa Schiller Ross Shanken Gregg Walker Class of 2003 Class of 2009 Class of 1988 Class of 1990 SPOTLIGHT on WHS Athletics and Activities

GIRLS LACROSSE: Congratulations to our PASLA All-Academic Team honorees: Emma Baker, Abby Degroat, and Alexis Hobson. Your hard work in the classroom and on the field has certainly paid off. Lots of love to all three of you – great !

BOYS LACROSSE: The Wissahickon Boys Lacrosse Team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the state playoffs for the first time in school history and took on Kennett. The Trojans came out on fire and took a commanding 4-0 lead to end the first quarter. Kennett had a strong second quarter and got to within one goal - Trojans leading 5-4 at the half. In the second half, it was all Trojans again as they scored the first three goals making it 8-4. Matt Fritz led the way at the faceoff X going 14/23 on the day. However, Kennett's goalie stopped about 5 point blank shots by the Trojans and Kennett mounted a comeback. The third quarter ended Trojans 8-7. The fourth quarter Kennett outscored the Trojans 4-0 and the game ended 11-8 Kennett. The Trojans were led on offense by Jackson Intrieri's 3 goals and 3 assists. Kyle Lehman had 2 goals. Dean Wolfe had 1 goal and 1 assist. Brody Meyers and Andrew Slackman both added one goal and EJ Schreiner added an assist. Scott Pfeiffer had 10 saves in goal. The entire Trojans team left it all out there on the field. The defense was led by Jake Licata, Quinn Fonash, Joey Connolly, Ethan Glass, EJ Schreiner and Alex Solomon. The Trojans were the last Suburban One Team alive and finished the season with a 18-6 record - the most wins by any Trojan team. The Trojans were impressive all season as they played every team in the top 10 and beat two of the teams in the final four of the state tournament.

TENNIS: Congratulations to Braedon Urzua (12) and Andy Wang (10) for winning their conference in Boys Doubles Tennis and then medaling at Districts. They went on to compete at the PIAA State Boys Tennis Doubles Tournament at Hershey over the Memorial Day weekend.

TEAM RECOGNITION: Wiss congratulates the following teams for maintaining an unweighted GPA of 3.5 or higher:

FALL JV WP (Girls) 3.63 Varsity X-Cntry (Girls) 3.81 Varsity Golf (Coed) 3.6 Varsity X-Cntry (Boys) 3.6 JV Field Hockey 3.57 Varsity Soccer (Boys) 3.58 9th Grade Soccer (Boys) 3.59 WINTER Varsity Soccer (Girls) 3.75 Varsity (Girls) 3.56 JV Soccer (Girls) 3.75 JV Basketball (Girls) 3.61 Varsity Volleyball 3.56 Varsity Indoor Track (Girls) 3.55 JV Volleyball 3.54 Varsity Indoor Track (Boys) 3.57 Varsity WP (Boys) 3.53 Varsity Swim and Dive (Girls) 3.7 Varsity Tennis (Girls) 3.87 JV Tennis (Girls) 3.87 SPRING will be posted in the fall Varsity WP (Girls) 3.68 ALL-LEAGUE HONORS

Congratulations to the following spring athletes who received All-League Honors.

Commemorative Section

Wiss Nation congratulates the Class of 2021 - a class of many firsts. You are the first graduating class to complete a full school year during a pandemic; the first class to have a combination of 100% virtual, hybrid and in-person instruction; the first class to have an outdoor senior prom and no junior prom; the first class to have a Seniors Only Day and cap decorating for commencement; the first class to conduct extracurriular activities via Zoom; the first class required to wear face masks and social distance the entire school year and the first class to have a commemorative newsletter section to highlight the challenges and successes of this unprecedented school year. We hope this is a reminder of everything you are capable of and that you will always be an important part of the Wiss Nation community. Best wishes on all of your future endeavors!

Scholarship Night and Senior Awards

On June 4th, WHS held its annual Scholarship Night recognizing the 145 scholarship recipients, followed by Senior Awards Night on June 7th - held in the WHS Stadium for the first time. We recognized more than 60 seniors for their achievements, including academic and scholastic accomplishments, community service work, athletic talents, and outstanding student leadership.

CLICK ON OUR ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM to view the full list of scholarship recipients, senior award winners and student listing for the Class of 2021. Seniors and families can watch all of the senior celebration ceremonies on the WSD YOUTUBE CHANNEL. First Outdoor Prom

The Class of 2021 was the first to enjoy an outdoor prom - a “Night Under the Stars!” Our 300 seniors gathered at the FUGE for an evening that included Senior Superlatives, dinner, ice cream and donut bars, a laser light show and music from a playlist compiled by the Senior Class Officers. Neon party sticks made the evening festive and Senior Class party cups capped off the evening as a token of remembrance for each senior. First Seniors Only Day and Senior Picnic

The Class of 2021 had an amazing Seniors Only Day - the first ever. They celebrated their future plans wearing their college gear, ate lunch with each other in the stadium, and enjoyed spending time with their friends, teachers and staff. The event kicked off Senior Spirit Week.

Following graduation rehearsal on June 9th, the Class also enjoyed a Senior Picnic with food trucks, games and yearbook signing.

Victory Laps

A major silver lining was being able to resume Victory Laps. Following graduation practice, all seniors did a lap through WMS, then traveled by bus to the elementary school they attended. Wiss Nation cheered them on with handmade signs, fist bumps and enthusiastic congratulations.

Lower Gwynedd Elementary Hats off to the Class of 2021: Commencement Highlights

Wiss Nation enjoyed a beautiful evening celebrating commencement for the Class of 2021. Led by Master of Ceremonies, Class President Lindsey Schmidt, the ceremony included music by the WHS Instrumental Band and Camerata, and remarks from Valedictorian Alex Yum, Graduation Speaker Olivia Welsh, Principal Dr. Lynne Blair, Superintendent Dr. James Crisfield, School Board Member Marshall Bleefeld, School Board President Joseph Antonio and Stony Creek Principal Paula Venezia.

Watch the livestream of commencement on our YouTube Channel View Commencement Photo Album

Valedictorian Alex Yum gave an unforgettable speech comparing making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to the educational journey of our students. Bravo Alex!

“It sounds silly, but peanut butter and jelly sandwiches can teach us a little bit about ourselves. Just as we may approach the sandwich-making process differently from the person next to us, each of our journeys for the past 13 years has been different, reflecting our varying interests and personalities. And just as each PB&J irrefutably has peanut butter and jelly, as Wiss students, we have experiences that we all share. Our differences are what make us individuals, ready to face the world in our own separate ways. Our similarities are what make us Wissahickon Trojans, forever and always.” Olivia Welsh, Graduation Speaker, encouraged the class to focus on the future. Superintendent Dr. Crisfield reminded “This has been an especially students of how they embody the 3 Cs - tough year for us, but we Community, Compromise and Civility - and have a special opportunity. the 3 Ps - Perseverence, Piose and Pride. This dispirited world of Teams calls and air hugs, of “Community. If we’ve learned nothing else sickness and struggle, is ours during this global pandemic, we now know to bring back to life. Rather we need each other more than ever. We need than looking with nostalgia to be a community, not a conglomeration of upon a less than ideal year, look with hope upon our communities. You members of the Class of future. I have confidence in our ability to change the 2021 have modeled for us adults how to do trajectory of this world because I have watched you that. You support each other, you stand up all grow and achieve successes alongside me.” for each other, and you care about each other. That is community.” Accompanied by the WHS Camerata, Principal Dr. Blair told students “2020-2021 has been a lot – or extra, as you all say. We can choose to want to cancel or eliminate 2020 and 2021 from our lives, if we want. And that choice would make sense and would be easy to understand because you have not been short on challenges. But, let’s flip the script and look at 2020 and 2021 as the most important year of them all – the one where the real learning and real growing happened. The one when we banded together. The one when we saw ourselves and those around us differently. The one when we learned what really matters and what we want our priorities to be.”

The Class of 2021 enjoyed our first ever graduation cap decorating - a great idea suggested by our Senior Class officers to make commencement fun and memorable! NEXT STEPS: Class of 2021

NOTE: The following list is not inclusive of all students in the Class of 2021. It is comprised of those students who completed the Senior Spotlight survey. Riley Carr University of Delaware Shawn Carr West Chester University Ella Carter The University of the Arts Kelly Castillo Montgomery County Community College Sophia Chiodo Ortiz The College of Willam and Mary Martina Ciliberto University of Rhode Island Emma Clayborne Holy Family University Javier Coloch Hernandez Full-Time Work Angelica Connolly Temple University Luis Contreras Marines Shannon Conway University of Delaware Taylor Cooper Montgomery County Community College Ryan Culp Baylor University Daniel Cuquej Milian Full-Time Work Zac Dallal Dagmar Daniel , Los Angeles Anthony Decembrino Automotive Training Center Gabe Decker Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 352 Graduates Abby DeGroat Rollins College Nyvia Dennis Moore College of Art & Design 73% Attending 4YR College Alena Doll University of Hartford Matthew Donovan Kutztown University 17% Attending 2YR College, Trade or Catherine Dougherty Auburn University Owen Dowling Bloomsburg University Technical School Aiden Drabick Saint Joseph’s University Natalie Drake Culinary Institute of America 2% Taking a Gap Year Jack Dupee Loyola University Skyler Durham Automotive Training Center 1% Enlisting in the Military Taraji Ellington Michael Fath Carnegie Mellon University 7% Pursuing Full-Time Work or Other Sophia Ferrante Penn State University - Main Campus Nate Forde West Chester University Students attending 100 Colleges in 25+ Sam Forde Boston College Connor Fratantaro States - 40% Out-of-State Schools Sarah Freedman University of Massachusetts - Amherst Lindsey Frenia Ryan Friedman Temple University Randy Aiken Montgomery County Community College Matt Fritz The Rodrigo Alatorre Temple University Eunice Fu Penn State University - Main Campus Sara Alhaffar Temple University Molly Fuhrmeister Penn State University - Abington Yara Alhaffar Temple University Quinn Gaffey Penn State University - Main Campus Jordyn Alt TJ Gagliano Bloomsburg University Aiden Andrews Fayettville State University Alexander Garrison Pennsylvania College of Technology Julianne Aniceto Millersville University Brendan Garrity Penn State University - Main Campus Liz Aziz West Chester University Jillian Garvey Montgomery County Community College Ronnie Banerjee University of Massachusetts - Amherst Rhys Geddes-Littman Arcadia University Emmanuelle Barbash University of Pittsburgh Caroline Giddings University of Delaware Paige Benning Auburn University Ethan Glass Penn State University - Main Campus Maggie Bianchini Arcadia University Daniel Glazer University of Pittsburgh Max Bleefeld University of Southern California Quentin Glover Montgomery County Community College Colin Borden Montgomery County Community College Jane Goldsmith University of Maryland Kasi Brown LaSalle University Hunter Graefe Temple University Adam Bush Juniata College Tyler Greco Montgomery County Community College Santo Carbo University of Delaware Gaby Grosser Claire Gruen Rhodes College Caitlin Marquard Saint Joseph’s University Jackson Gruenke Zaida Martin Delaware Valley University Bobby Haasz Temple University Jordan McDonald Penn State University - Abington Leo Hanley Kylie McFadden Caroline Hassall University of New Haven Laura McGeehan Susquehanna University TJ Henrick Temple University Kyra McHenry Montgomery County Community College Noelle Herron Penn State University - Main Campus Aidan McLaughlin Montgomery County Community College Avery Hirsch University of Delaware Rohan Mehta University of Pittsburgh Trevor Hirsch Bloomsburg University Manolo Mejia Raymundo Full-Time Work Mandy Ho Drexel University Amani Midgette Howard University Charlotte Horvat Susquehanna University Jordyn Miller University of Maryland Lily Hyatt University of Illinois Kelsey Miller Penn State University - Main Campus Dominic Ignatius Montgomery County Community College Ginelle Mitchell Jackson Intrieri Ursinus College Sein Moon Penn State University - Main Campus Lauren Jackson Cedar Crest College Jessica Morales Avila Montgomery County Community College Gianna Jacobsen University of Delaware Abby Morehouse University of the Arts Idan Jaffe Syracuse University Austin Morong Full-Time Work Sasha Jason Spelman College Sofia Murray Widener University Dru Johnson Hampton University Brody Myers Penn State University - Main Campus Madison Johnson Temple University Cameron Newman Penn State University - Main Campus Kaylie Joyce Temple University Amy Novack Temple University Bayanne Kakhia Drexel University Selma Nsioui University of Pennsylvania Audrey Kang University of Pittsburgh Jordyn Nydish Washington University in St. Louis Natalie Kaplan Syracuse University Nikki Palish University of Maryland Claudia Kasenchar University of Pittsburgh Kailyn Pappanastasiou Saint Joseph’s University Yasmin Kearns Montgomery County Community College Mya Patel Jake Kelly University of Pittsburgh Gianna Penna Penn State University - Main Campus Tess Kelly University of Pittsburgh Kylie Peppelman Catherine Kennedy Andres Perez Full-Time Work Elias Kilshaw University of Miami Zhanna Perkins Montgomery County Community College Daniel Kim Penn College of Technology Scott of Maryland Nathan Kim Northeastern University Ali Phifer West Chester University Nathan Kim University of Connecticut Anthony Piccone Temple University Ben Klein Wake Forest University Kevin Pineda Monmouth University Becca Krauss Penn State University - Main Campus Reed Possoff Rider University Danny Krieger Temple University Benjamin Powers Montgomery County Community College Maggie Krieger Penn State University - Main Campus Alex Prieston Matt Krieger West Chester University Crystal Quan Temple University Alex Krosky Penn State University - Main Campus Tommy Quinn Ursinus College Libby Kunzier Temple University Sidharth Rajesh The Ohio State University William Kunzier Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Eric Reed University of Florida Caroline Kushner Drexel University Haley Reed University of Wisconsin Clara Labick Penn State University - Main Campus Steven Reilly University of Delaware Justin Le University of Pittsburgh Isabella Ricchey Donovan Leary West Chester University Marlee Rimmer Temple University Irene Lee Northeastern University Kareem Roberts Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Jae Lee Drexel University John Rogers Arcadia University Brett Lehman Providence College Delanie Roman Penn State University - Main Campus Maxwell Leonard Temple University Julia Ronca University of Pittsburgh Sabrina Lin Julia Rosenthal Ursinus College Jaalyn Littlejohn West Chester University Maya Rosenthal J'Simone Lloyd West Chester University Remi Rosenthal Ursinus College Shane Lloyd Morehouse College Dylan Rultenberg University of Delaware Desiree Lonon Penn State University - Main Campus Nolan Ryan Full-Time Work Layla Lopez Temple University Adora Saro Grayson Lovitz University of Delaware Ethan Sarwer The George Washington University Stefan Lowry University of Connecticut Hannah Scalley Temple University Finn Malloy University of Tampa Aaron Schmidt Bloomsburg University Jack Marcantonini University of Pittsburgh Jack Schmidt Ursinus College Meghan Marolla Penn State University - Main Campus Lindsey Schmidt Clemson University Caitlin Marquard Saint Joseph’s University EJ Schreiner King’s College Zaida Martin Delaware Valley University Jenny Seo Swarthmore college Jordan McDonald Penn State University - Abington Faisal Shaikh Temple University Kylie McFadden Fordham University Christopher Shea Gap Year Laura McGeehan Susquehanna University Emma Siegel Syracuse University Kyra McHenry Montgomery County Community College Jake Slackman Carnegie Mellon University Aidan McLaughlin Montgomery County Community College Richard Slatowski Saint Joseph’s University Rohan Mehta University of Pittsburgh Andrew Snyderman University of Florida Manolo Mejia Raymundo Full-Time Work Lilly Sollberger Syracuse University Amani Midgette Howard University Alex Solomon Syracuse University Jordyn Miller University of Maryland Lily Solomon University of Wisconsin Kelsey Miller Penn State University - Main Campus Vishal Sowmyan Ginelle Mitchell Morgan State University Sara Sugerman University of Florida Sein Moon Penn State University - 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Main Campus Liam Trumbore Montgomery County Community College Kylie Peppelman University of Florida Frank Tucker Syracuse University Andres Perez Full-Time Work Dan Tumolo Penn State University - Main Campus Zhanna Perkins Montgomery County Community College Braedon Urzua University of Michigan Scott Pfeiffer University of Maryland Natilee Vacchiano Bloomsburg University Ali Phifer West Chester University Jack Violante Gap Year Anthony Piccone Temple University Christian Vorchheimer Millersville University Kevin Pineda Monmouth University Alex Wallace Temple University Reed Possoff Rider University Emma Walsh Auburn University Benjamin Powers Montgomery County Community College Hannah Wang Alex Prieston Virginia Tech Lillian Wang Drexel University Crystal Quan Temple University Peyton Weber Penn State University - Main Campus Tommy Quinn Ursinus College Sidharth Rajesh The Ohio State University Zavier Wedderburn Ursinus College Eric Reed University of Florida Sarah Weinstein University of Pittsburgh Haley Reed University of Wisconsin Olivia Welsh University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Steven Reilly University of Delaware Maddy Westcott Northeastern University Isabella Ricchey University of Alabama Essence Whitaker Temple University Marlee Rimmer Temple University Kendal Williams West Chester University Kareem Roberts Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Jennifer Winter West Chester University John Rogers Arcadia University WonU Yang Temple University Delanie Roman Penn State University - Main Campus Juliet Yost University of Delaware Julia Ronca University of Pittsburgh Jessica Youngblood West Chester University Julia Rosenthal Ursinus College Alex Yum University Maya Rosenthal University of Michigan Nicole Zappin The Ohio State University Remi Rosenthal Ursinus College Sarah Zhang University of Pennsylvania Dylan Rultenberg University of Delaware Anna Zheng Northeastern University Nolan Ryan Full-Time Work Jacky Zheng University of Pennsylvania Adora Saro Boston University Paige Zimmerman Colgate University Ethan Sarwer The George Washington University Hannah Scalley Temple University Aaron Schmidt Bloomsburg University Jack Schmidt Ursinus College Lindsey Schmidt Clemson University

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