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We meet Tuesdays at 6PM at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. We look forward to meeting you. Contact us for more information. 
Club News
April 2026 Student of the Month
From left, Dave Richie; Courtney Richie; Leah Richie, Rotary Student of the Month for April; and Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour. Photo by Tom Oehme.
 

Leah Richie is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for April 2026

The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Leah Richie as Student of the Month at their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, held at the Lititz Springs Inn. Leah, a senior at Warwick High School, lives in Lititz with her parents, Dave and Courtney Richie.

Leah is an outstanding student who has earned placement on the Distinguished Honor Roll throughout her high school career. During the past cross-country season, she was also recognized as a Senior Scholar Athlete.

Leah is a member of the National Honor Society and currently serves as President of the National Spanish Honor Society. At Warwick High School, she also serves as a Teaching Assistant for science teacher Mrs. Krista Roe. Leah has expressed a deep appreciation for the work teachers do and enjoys helping to lighten their workload while supporting classroom activities.

In addition to her academic commitments, Leah is actively involved in athletics. She served as a captain of the Warwick cross-country team this past fall and is currently a captain of the track and field team. Earlier this month, she earned a first-place finish in the girls’ 400-meter dash at the Jeff Bradley Invitational. Leah is also involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and participates in the Warrior Advisory Council.

Outside of school, Leah works at Spring Haven Show Stables in Lititz, where she helps care for the many horses at the facility. She has been riding horses since she was 10 years old and has developed a strong passion for working with them. Leah enjoys building connections with the horses as well as forming relationships with their owners.

Looking ahead, Leah plans to attend West Chester University, where she intends to study exercise science and psychology with the goal of becoming a sports psychologist. She also hopes to continue competing in track and cross-country at the collegiate level. Leah is passionate about athletics and hopes that her future career will allow her to help athletes navigate the challenges and experiences she has encountered in her own sports journey.

In her free time, Leah enjoys spending time with family and friends and being outdoors, especially hiking in national parks.

The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Leah Richie for her academic achievements, leadership, athletic accomplishments, and dedication to her school and community.

March 2026 Student of the Month

From left, Sarah McBee; Cora McBee, Rotary Student of the Month for March; Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour; and Sheldon McBee. Photo by Barry Miller.

Cora McBee is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for March 2026

The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Cora McBee as Student of the Month at their regular meeting on March 24, 2026, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Cora, a senior at Warwick High School, is the daughter of Sarah and Sheldon McBee.

Cora is a Distinguished Scholar who has maintained an impressive grade point average of 4.0 or higher every year since 7th grade. She has earned membership in several honor societies at Warwick High School, including the National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, and National Art Honor Society.

Cora is actively involved in a number of school and community organizations. She serves on Student Council as the Community and Social Media Chairperson and is also a Link Crew leader. Link Crew is a high school transition program in which upperclassmen serve as mentors and positive role models to help freshmen successfully adjust to life at the high school. In this role, Cora leads school tours, supports incoming students, and helps younger classmates feel connected to the Warwick community.

Cora is also an Attollo Recruit and participates in the Attollo Program, a Lancaster County leadership development and college access program that supports motivated students from diverse backgrounds in their pursuit of academic success, self-empowerment, and social engagement.

Dance has played a significant role in Cora’s life. At the age of eight, she was invited to join the CoJoMotion Dance Company through the Lititz Academy of Dance and has since grown into one of the group’s leaders. The company raises funds for the local chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation and contributes approximately $50,000 each year to help grant wishes for children facing critical illnesses. Cora has devoted hundreds of hours to rehearsals, performances, and fundraising events. While the performances themselves are meaningful, the moments that have impacted her most are hearing families share their children’s stories and witnessing the joy that comes when a wish is granted—experiences that have shown her how dedication and talent can truly change lives.

In addition to her work with Make-A-Wish, Cora has volunteered through several Warwick High School organizations, including service opportunities with Moravian Manor, Luther Acres, and Blessings of Hope. She especially values experiences that allow her to give back directly to the local community, such as helping host the annual staff appreciation breakfast, painting sets for school plays and musicals, and volunteering at elementary schools.

Cora also balances her academic and volunteer commitments with several work experiences. She is currently a Kids Club Attendant at Universal Athletic Club and works at the Lititz Academy of Dance as both a class assistant and a junior teacher. In this role, she leads her own weekly class of 16 young dancers, designing choreography, planning lessons, and encouraging students to develop their love for dance. She also previously worked as a snack bar attendant at Woodridge Swim Club and occasionally babysits for family and friends.

Cora has been accepted to several universities, including Villanova University, Penn State University, the University of Delaware, the University of South Carolina, Louisiana State University, and Clemson University. While she will enter college with an undeclared major, she has a strong interest in mathematics, particularly calculus, probability, and statistics. Cora is excited about the possibility of combining her love of math and sports by working in sports analytics, potentially helping a college or professional basketball team evaluate performance and strategy through data. Inspired by the teachers who have influenced her throughout high school, she is also considering the possibility of a career in education.

The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Cora McBee for her outstanding academic achievements, leadership, dedication to service, and commitment to making a positive impact in her school and community.

February 2026 Student of the Month

 

 

 

From left, Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour; Sarah Trovinger, Rotary Student of the Month for February; Tonia Trovinger; and Ken Trovinger. Photo by Barry Miller.

Sarah Trovinger is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for February 2026

The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Sarah Trovinger as Student of the Month at their regular meeting on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Sarah, a senior at Warwick High School, is the daughter of Ken and Tonia Trovinger.
 
Sarah is an outstanding student who has earned recognition on the Distinguished Honor Roll all four years of high school. She received an Honorable Mention at the North Museum Science & Engineering Fair (NMSEF) and was also named Warwick’s Student of the Month for Music in September 2025. Known for her love of reading, strong interest in music, deep respect for animals, and commitment to her church community, Sarah exemplifies academic excellence and service.
 
Sarah is actively involved in several honor societies at Warwick. She is the Business Administrator for the Science National Honor Society, serves as Vice President of the Tri-M Music Honor Society, and is also a member of the National English Honor Society and the National Honor Society.
 
In addition to her academic achievements, Sarah is deeply engaged in community service through the Lititz Church of the Brethren. She is an active member of the church’s youth group and participates in service projects and events, including a service trip to Washington, D.C. Sarah also assists with audiovisual support for weekly worship services.
 
Sarah balances her school involvement with valuable work and internship experiences. She currently works at Dirty Dough in Lititz and is completing an internship at Harrisburg Pike Animal Hospital, where she spends five mornings each week gaining hands-on experience caring for animals.
 
Music has played a significant role in Sarah’s high school journey. She has consistently ranked among the top three students in her class from grades 9 through 11 and has taken on numerous leadership roles within Warwick’s band program, including section leader, brass captain, and band president. Sarah participates in a wide range of musical ensembles, including concert, chamber, and show choirs, as well as marching, jazz, and concert bands. Her primary instrument is the French horn, and she also plays the trumpet.
 
Looking ahead, Sarah will attend Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio, where she plans to major in Zoo and Conservation Science. She hopes to combine her passion for animals and science into a meaningful future career.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Sarah Trovinger for her exceptional academic accomplishments, leadership, dedication to music, and commitment to serving her school and community.
January 2026 Student of the Month
From left, Brandon Myers, Zachary Smith – Rotary Student of the Month for January,  Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour, Michael Smith and Jennifer Smith. Photo by Tom Oehme.
 
Zachary Smith is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for January 2026
 
The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Zachary Smith as Student of the Month at their regular meeting on January 20, 2026, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Zachary is a senior at Warwick High School and lives in Lititz with his parents, Jennifer and Michael Smith.
 
Zachary is an accomplished student who has earned placement on the Distinguished Honor Roll every year of high school. He has demonstrated a strong commitment to academic excellence, particularly in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
 
Zachary is actively involved in several school organizations. He is a member of the Computer Science Honor Society (CSHS), where he works to strengthen his own skills while also encouraging other students to explore computer science. Through CSHS, he has participated in events such as the club’s annual mini-golf fundraiser and STEAM Night. He is currently involved in a project using micro:bits to develop a small vehicle for an in-person game similar to car soccer, helping to promote creativity and interest in technology among students.
 
During his senior year, Zachary joined Science Olympiad, where he competes in Engineering CAD and Experimental Design. He values the teamwork and problem-solving skills the program promotes and appreciates the opportunity to expand his understanding of scientific concepts.
 
Zachary has also participated in Envirothon since his junior year. Through this program, he has gained greater awareness of environmental issues and engaged in hands-on, team-based learning focused on wildlife, aquatics, forestry, soils, and current events. His team earned second place at the county level last year. As part of his involvement, Zachary has also participated in local outdoor cleanups and service projects.
 
Since his freshman year, Zachary has been an active member of Warwick’s Esports club. He has helped Overwatch teams earn second- and third-place finishes in their division and currently serves as captain of the Rocket League team, which recently placed fourth. He hopes to continue improving the team’s performance in the upcoming spring season.
 
Looking ahead, Zachary plans to major in robotics or mechanical engineering and is considering attending the University of Pittsburgh, Lafayette College, or Millersville University. He has a strong interest in computer science and artificial intelligence and hopes to combine his experience in both fields as he pursues his future career.
 
Zachary credits much of his success to the teachers who have supported and encouraged him throughout his academic journey. He is grateful for the learning environments they have created and the inspiration they have provided to continually grow and improve.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Zachary Smith for his academic achievements, leadership, and dedication to his school and community.
December 2025 Student of the Month
From left, Brandon Myers, Madelyn Myers – Rotary Student of the Month for December, and Rotary Club Board Member Tom Oehme. Photo by Barry Miller.
 
Madelyn Myers is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for December 2025
 
The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Madelyn Myers as Student of the Month at their regular meeting on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Madelyn is a senior at Warwick High School and lives in Lititz, PA. She is the daughter of Brandon Myers and Leanne Stoltzfus.
 
Madelyn is an accomplished student who has demonstrated a strong commitment to academic excellence. She is a member of several honor societies at Warwick High School, including the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Science Honor Society, and English Honor Society. Through her involvement in the National Honor Society, Madelyn actively participates in community-based volunteer initiatives.
 
In addition to her academic achievements, Madelyn is deeply involved in extracurricular and service activities. She was a member of the Warriorettes, Warwick High School’s dance team, and is an active volunteer with U.N.I.T.E., a Warwick service club that plans and hosts the school’s annual Mini-THON. Proceeds from Warwick’s Mini-THON directly support the Four Diamonds Fund, which is dedicated to ending childhood cancer and providing financial and emotional support to affected families.
 
Madelyn’s passion for dance began at the age of eight or nine and has remained a central part of her life. She has trained for many years at ACE (Aspire, Commit and Encourage) Dance Academy in Ephrata, where she continues to compete locally. In addition to her own training, Madelyn now teaches a dance class at the academy, sharing her love of dance with younger students.
 
Her dedication to service extends beyond school activities. Madelyn volunteers with GiGi’s Playhouse in the Adult Dance Program, an organization committed to changing lives and providing hope through free educational, therapeutic, and career development programs for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. She also balances her commitments with part-time employment at Cavolo Pizzeria Bar in downtown Lititz.
 
Looking ahead, Madelyn plans to attend a college within Pennsylvania and major in nursing. Inspired by family members who work in the healthcare field, she hopes to pursue a career that allows her to provide compassionate care and support to others.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Madelyn Myers for her academic success, dedication to service, and positive impact on her school and community.
November 2025 Student of the Month
From left, Carol Vogt, Erin Kreck, Nicholas Kreck – Rotary Student of the Month for November, and Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour. Photo by Barry Miller.
 
Nicholas Kreck is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for November 2025
 
The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Nicholas Kreck as the Student of the Month at their regular meeting on November 18, 2025, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Nicholas is the son of Erin and Stephen Kreck of Lititz, and his grandmother, Carol Vogt, was also in attendance to celebrate this honor.
 
Nicholas is a dedicated student, a highly involved member of the Warwick community, and a proud Philadelphia Eagles fan who enjoys staying active both inside and outside the classroom. Academically, he has earned Distinguished Honor Roll each year and is a member of several honor societies, including the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society, and National English Honor Society. He also serves as Treasurer of Warwick’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and attended the Pennsylvania FBLA State Leadership Workshop to further develop his leadership skills.
 
At Warwick, Nicholas is a committed Link Crew leader, helping freshmen transition successfully into high school life by serving as a mentor and positive role model. His involvement in athletics is equally impressive. Nicholas is a four-year member of the Warwick Swim Team, where he has lettered each year, earned the Warrior Award twice as the team’s most improved swimmer, and currently serves as team captain. He also received the High Point Award among juniors. Beyond swimming, Nicholas has competed in field events for Warwick Track and earned first place at the Pioneer Relays in ninth grade. He also participated on the Warwick Golf Team during his freshman year. Nicholas was additionally recognized with the Achievement of Civic Knowledge Award at Warwick.
 
Nicholas is active in community service through multiple organizations. Through FBLA, he helped support the Lititz Warwick Community Chest by participating in a community-wide food drive. He has volunteered with the Special Olympics, assisted with the Activities Department at Luther Acres Retirement Community, and helped raise funds for Four Diamonds. Nicholas has also volunteered as a swim timer for the Lititz Rec Center’s Youth Triathlon and spent time assisting the Collections Department at the Landis Valley Farm Museum.
 
In addition to his volunteer work, Nicholas has gained valuable work experience as a lifeguard at both the Lititz Springs Pool and the Lititz Rec Center. He has also helped with his father’s pest control business, learning responsibility and customer service skills.
Looking ahead, Nicholas hopes to attend Villanova University or the University of Delaware to study finance and pursue a career as an investment banker. His strong academic performance, leadership in school clubs and athletics, and commitment to community service make him a standout student and a deserving recipient of the Rotary Student of the Month honor.
October 2025 Student of the Month
From left, Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour,  Harry Schweigert – Rotary Student of the Month for October,  Amy Scheigert and Scott Schweigert. Photo by Tom Oehme.
 
Lititz Rotary Names Warwick Senior Harry Schweigert Student of the Month
 
The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Harry Schweigert as Student of the Month at their regular meeting ion October 28, 2025, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Harry is a senior at Warwick High School and the son of Amy and Scott Schweigert of Lititz, PA.
 
Harry is an exceptional academic achiever. He earned Distinguished Honor Roll throughout his entire freshman and junior years, as well as during the first and fourth marking periods of his sophomore year. His dedication to academic excellence has also earned him recognition as an AP Scholar during his senior year. In addition, Harry will be inducted into the National History Honor Society at the end of this school year.
 
Harry’s interests and talents extend across many academic and extracurricular areas. He has been active in the Warwick art community, participating in the Lititz Elementary and Warwick High School Art Shows during his freshman, junior, and senior years. He has competed in the Lancaster County Envirothon for three years — including one appearance at the state-level competition — and has been selected to the Homecoming Court, staff-nominated, during both his junior and senior years.
 
Harry is a highly involved member of the school community. He participates in a wide range of academic clubs, including Debate Club, Civics Club, Envirothon, History Club — where he now serves as vice president — Model U.N., Quiz Bowl, and Brainbusters on WGAL, in which he represented Warwick during his sophomore, junior, and senior years.
 
Harry has also contributed to local journalism, writing two articles for LNP through his Journalism class.
 
In the community, Harry has demonstrated a strong commitment to service. He has donated blood during school blood drives, planted trees at a park outside Lancaster City, and participated in trash cleanups around the high school for the past four years.
 
Harry also brings compassion and dedication to his work experience. For more than a year, he has worked as a dining aide at Brethren Village in both the assisted care facility and the Alzheimer’s special care unit, gaining valuable experience while serving residents with care and respect.
 
Looking ahead, Harry plans to attend Franklin & Marshall College, Gettysburg College, Dickinson College, Kutztown University, or Penn State University. He hopes to pursue a double major in political science and history as he prepares for a future career grounded in civic engagement and scholarship.
 
Harry’s academic commitment, service to his community, and leadership in a wide range of school activities make him an outstanding representative of Warwick High School and a deserving Rotary Student of the Month.
Lititz Rotary Club Honors Retired Police Chief Kerry Nye with Paul Harris Fellow Recognition
Retired Lititz Police Chief Key Nye accepts the Rotary – Paul Harris Fellow Award from Lititz Rotary President Tom Oehme. Photo by Barry Miller.
 
Lititz Rotary Club Honors Retired Police Chief Kerry Nye with Paul Harris Fellow Recognition
 
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa, the Lititz Rotary Club presented former Police Chief Kerry Nye with the distinguished Paul Harris Fellow recognition, honoring his 45 years of unwavering service to the Lititz Borough Police Department and the greater community.
 
The Paul Harris Fellow award, named after the founder of Rotary International, is one of Rotary’s highest honors. It acknowledges individuals whose life and work exemplify the organization's mission of service above self—a description that perfectly suits Chief Nye’s legacy.
 
Chief Nye, a lifelong public servant, began his journey toward law enforcement as early as elementary school, when he first dreamed of becoming a police officer. Raised in Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, he graduated from ELCO High School before earning a degree in Criminal Justice from Penn State University.
 
On August 14, 1980, Kerry Nye was officially sworn in as a police officer with the Lititz Borough Police Department—the only department he would ever serve. Over the following decades, he rose through the ranks: promoted to sergeant in 1994 and ultimately sworn in as Chief of Police on May 31, 2016, officially assuming the role on June 11 of that year. He served under four police chiefs before becoming one himself.
 
During his career, Chief Nye was known for his commitment to community policing, his calm and friendly leadership, and his tireless presence at the many events that make Lititz special—from the Rotary Craft Show to parades, festivals, and emergency services fundraisers. He spearheaded the department’s first Bike Patrol, which remains active to this day, and was recognized as Officer of the Year in 2004. His career spanned a remarkable era in Lititz, encompassing everything from tragic accidents to bizarre occurrences like a massive sinkhole—experiences that shaped both the borough and its police force.
 
Upon his retirement, Chief Nye’s badge number, 25101, was officially retired—a rare and heartfelt tribute to his enduring impact on the department and the community he loved.
 
Outside of policing, Chief Nye was also a dedicated volunteer and community leader. He served with Boy Scouts Troop 44 for over 30 years and is one of five Eagle Scouts in his family—a group that includes his two sons, his brother, and a nephew. His commitment to shaping young lives reflects the same spirit of service that defined his professional career.
 
Chief Nye moved to Lititz in 1981 and has been a pillar of the community ever since. He and his wife Bonnie (Klahr) have been married for 44 years. Together they raised two sons, Brandon (married to Amy) and Justin (married to Amanda), and are proud grandparents to Owen, Kailey, and Mason.
 
In presenting the award, the Lititz Rotary Club expressed deep appreciation for Chief Nye’s decades of selfless service, leadership, and personal integrity. His legacy as a dedicated officer and community builder is deeply woven into the fabric of Lititz.
 
The Rotary Club is honored to recognize Chief Kerry Nye as a Paul Harris Fellow, a fitting tribute to a man whose life exemplifies the ideals of service, leadership, and community commitment.
May 2025 Student of the Month
From left, Jenn McCamant, Jeremy McCamant, Caleb McCamant – Rotary Student of the Month for May, and Rotary Club President Tom Oehme. Photo by Barry Miller.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Warwick High School senior Caleb McCamant as its Student of the Month for May. Caleb was honored at the club’s regular meeting held Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at the Lititz Springs Inn and Spa.
 
Caleb is the son of Jenn and Jeremy McCamant of Lititz, and he has distinguished himself throughout his high school career with exceptional academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, and community service.
 
A dedicated student, Caleb has earned a place on the Distinguished Honor Roll every marking period from ninth through twelfth grade. He is a member of the National Honor Society, the National Business Honor Society, and the National Computer Science Honor Society—testament to his academic breadth and commitment to excellence.
 
In addition to his scholastic accomplishments, Caleb has taken part in meaningful leadership and enrichment activities. He participated in the Discovering Paths Men in Business program through the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and served as a Link Crew leader, mentoring incoming freshmen and helping them navigate the transition into high school.
 
An accomplished athlete, Caleb was named the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 2 Defensive Player of the Year for basketball and also earned a spot on the league’s Section 2 Second Team.
 
His service to the community is equally impressive. Caleb attends Grace Point Church and has volunteered in numerous capacities—including as a camp counselor for Warwick’s youth basketball camp and at community events such as the Special Olympics Dances and the Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development’s Rubber Duck Race. Through his honor societies, he’s spent time bringing joy to residents at Luther Acres and Moravian Manor by making crafts and playing games, supported families in need during the holidays, and helped promote awareness of computer science education.
 
Outside of school and service, Caleb balances work and hobbies. He provides lawn care services for neighbors, works as a delivery associate at Hometown Refurnishings, and is currently interning with the Lancaster Stormers. In his free time, he enjoys the outdoors, reading, sports, and is learning to play the ukulele.
 
Looking ahead, Caleb plans to attend Messiah University, where he will major in finance.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club congratulates Caleb on his many accomplishments and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors.
April 2025 Student of the Month
From left, Rotary Club President Tom Oehme, Todd Lord, Kitana Lord – Rotary Student of the Month for April, and Tiffany Lord. Photo by Barry Miller.
 
The Lititz Rotary Club is proud to recognize Kitana Lord, a senior at Warwick High School, as its Student of the Month for April 2025. Kitana was honored during a dinner held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa (General Sutter) on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
 
The daughter of Tiffany and Todd Lord, Kitana resides in Lititz, PA, and exemplifies academic excellence, community engagement, and leadership across numerous activities.
 
Kitana has consistently earned Distinguished Honor Roll status throughout all four years of high school and is a proud member of both the National Honor Society and the National Spanish Honor Society.
 
In addition to her academic achievements, Kitana is highly involved in the Warwick music program. She plays violin in the school orchestra and the String Synergy ensemble, performing at community events like the Food Truck Fest. She also sings as a soprano in both the Concert Choir and Chamber Choir, and participated in the Warwick Marching Band’s show this year, playing vibraphone in the Pit.
 
Her commitment to service is equally impressive. She volunteered her time over the summer at both the Lititz Public Library and the Lancaster Evangelical Library and Archives. At Warwick High School, she serves as a teacher assistant for the librarian, Mrs. Stump, and helps at the middle school library with Mrs. Schweigart. She also tutors fellow students in viola.
 
Kitana works part-time as a grocery associate at Weis Markets, balancing her job with a full academic and extracurricular schedule.
Beyond the classroom and stage, Kitana takes on several leadership roles. She is President of the Debate Club, Secretary of the History Club, and a dedicated member of Link Crew, a mentorship program helping freshmen transition to high school life.
This fall, Kitana will attend American University in Washington, D.C., where she plans to major in History as part of the AU Honors Program. With a long-standing passion for early American history, Kitana aspires to become an archivist, ideally working in Washington, D.C.
 
When not immersed in her many activities, Kitana enjoys reading, playing the violin, and spending time with her family. Her curiosity, enthusiasm for learning, and dedication to service make her an outstanding representative of Warwick High School and a deserving recipient of this honor.
 
Congratulations, Kitana!
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