Most Likely To…

Brannigan Stiles, Reporter

Every year, The Beacon asks seniors to vote on who they think is most likely to do or become something. They were chosen because they demonstrate the abilities it takes to accomplish these things.

These people are some of the kindest people in the senior class. They were chosen because they can put a smile on anyone’s face with their bright personality.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Olivia Martin, Ethan Vargas, and Lauren Diggs

Front row (left to right): Owen Bricker and Paige Hudson

Honorable Mentions:

Hannah Dineen, Isaac Lutz, Bryn Mortenson, Haneen Shabazz

How do you brighten people’s day?

Olivia: “I try my best to make them smile and laugh. I also love to say funny jokes and to give big hugs.”

Ethan: “I make them laugh.”

Lauren: “I think it just makes me feel good when other people feel good.”

Owen: “I just try to find the best in every situation.”

Paige: “I try to be nice to everyone and compliment them.”

You may see these students walk the halls of Dallastown again someday, but not as a student. Most of these seniors have future plans that include attending college and studying to become an educator.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Taylor Calloway and Emma Boyd

Front row (left to right): Emily VanArsdale, Coleton Mahorney, and Emma Groff

Honorable Mentions:

Dylan Lease, Zander Leik, Alex Luckenbaugh, Nicholas Ryan, Cooper Sentz

What are your future plans?

Taylor: West Chester University for Elementary Education

Emma B: Millersville University for Early Childhood Education and Special Education

Emily: Messiah University for Elementary Education

Coleton Mahorney: York College for Secondary Education

Emma G: Messiah University for 4-8 English Education

There are no fears of flying with this group. These seniors were chosen because they are ambitious to travel and see the many wonders of the world.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Francesca Croci, Joao Abreu, and Brannigan Stiles

Front row (left to right): Molly Schoeppner and Sophia Caltagirone

Honorable Mentions:

Disma Mannino, Carlos Rivas, Kahli Wentz, Bryn Mortenson

What is your favorite place you’ve ever traveled and your dream travel destination?

Francesca: Thailand is her favorite, and an African safari is her dream destination.

Joao: Rome, Italy is his favorite, and Santorini, Greece is where he’d like to visit.

Brannigan: The Florida Keys is her favorite, and Tahiti is her dream.

Molly: Peru is her favorite, and she would love to travel to Australia.

Sophia: Taormina, Italy is her favorite, and she hopes to travel to Greece.

Mr. Mohar and Mrs. Anderson definitely prepared these students well. Someday, they may write your new favorite book.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Ellie Winslow and Nicholas Ryan

Front row (left to right): Grayson Lauer, Valerie Houle, and Sophia Caltagirone

Honorable Mentions:

Emily Baer, Annabelle Holdenried, Cooper Naugle

What kind of novel would you write?

Ellie: Fantasy

Nicholas: Historical Non-Fiction

Grayson: Historical Fiction

Valerie: Fantasy

Sophia: Fiction

Don’t be surprised if you see these faces on TV someday. These seniors were voted most likely to become famous because of their lively personalities and talents.

Winners:

Clockwise: Kristian Phennicie, Gabriela Fernandez, Maddie Gorski, Katherine Mtimet, and Estella Tosh

Honorable Mentions:

Brannigan Stiles, Ceci Giedzinski, CJ Chamberlain, Colin Ahr

For what would you most likely be famous?

Kristian: Track/Olympics

Gabriela: Social Media

Maddie: Broadway, acting and singing

Katherine: Being a doctor

Estella – modeling

Hopefully, you had the chance to see these students’ talents excel in school. Someday, you may see them on the big screen as well.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Nigel Joseph, CJ Chamberlain, and Ellie Winslow

Front row (left to right): Maddie Gorski and Ally Andrews

Honorable Mentions:

Finn Asobayire, Grayson Lauer, Caroline Loughlin

Who would you thank in your Academy Award Speech?

Nigel: “Friends, family, teachers. Mrs. McCleary, Mr. Buer and Mr. Kalizak for helping me with my music and Miss Gable for teaching me Public Speaking.”

CJ: “My mom and my grandma.”

Ellie: “My older sister Marin.”

Maddie: “Nigel Christopher Joseph. And my family. And my dogs.”

Ally: “Mr. Klinedinst for helping me find my passion in film. My friends and family for their support. And whoever helped to create the piece that I am winning for.”

When it came to Mr. Koon’s questions of the day, these students always had the answer. Hopefully, they have their “What is…” line down.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Nicholas Ryan and Wiley Hunt

Front row (left to right): Adam Rubi, Rohan Panchwagh and Jonathan Arbittier

Honorable Mentions:

Joseph Downey, Anand Patel, Emily Perago, Kyle Tignor, Ben Werkley

These seniors have already started making a difference through charitable acts in the school and community. We can’t wait to see what else they do in the future.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Sequina Keleta, Anand Patel, and Sashi Nallapati

Front row (left to right): Olivia Martin and Michaela Long

Honorable Mentions:

Valerie Houle, Kyle Tignor, Sadie Levi-Price

How will you change the world?

Sequina: “Work with the education system working for more school funding, especially for poorer areas. Helping teachers have higher pay.”

Anand: “Establish clinics that are accessible to populations currently without proper access to medical care.

Sashi: “Devote more time to community service in places like food banks and hospitals.”

Olivia: “Making the world more inclusive to those with special needs.”

Michaela: “Continue to help those in my local community, feed those who are hungry, donate my clothes, and clean up local parks. I also hope to work in modern medicine, specially genetics, so I may be able to change the world in that. “

While some may have already found their match, these seniors are the ones that the Class of 2022 thinks they might see when turning on a romantic reality TV show.

Winners:

Clockwise from top left: Zoe Gillen & Isaac Gutierrez, Isabella Iovene & Freddie Williams,

Brannigan Stiles & Dom O’Shea

Honorable Mentions:

Taylor Calloway, Sage Hubbard, Zander Leik, Maggie Wolfsheimer

Look out for these seniors’ names on the Presidential ballot in 2040.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Ben Poff and Christian Paschke

Front row (left to right): Titus Kurian, Adam Rubi, and Ryan Rosay

Honorable Mentions:

Quinn Eckert, Michael Klinger, Sashi Nallapati, Nicholas Ryan, Lucas Wei

What would be your campaign promises?

Ben: “I promise to work together with both sides and political parties to make the best America possible. And make Anad Patel my Chief of Staff.”

Christian: “I promise to get rid of all stop signs.”

Titus:”I promise to try to live up to the ideals that this country said it had, and to build a free and equal society.”

Adam: “I promise to repeal the 17th Amendment.”

Ryan: “No taxes.”

Most of these seniors stayed dedicated to the JROTC program all through high school, even with all the yelling from Major White.

Winners:

Back row (left to right): Nathan Brandenburg, Max Iacano, and Cooper Green

Front row (left to right): Chelsee Johnson and Michaela Martin

Honorable Mentions:

Ryan Holmes, Brandon McNeal, Alina Stein, Kegan Wiggington

What are your future plans?

Nathan: 94 Bravo (vehicle mechanic) in the Army, basic training at Fort Jackson, SC

Max: PA State Trooper Academy

Cooper: Army with a goal of becoming a military intelligence systems maintainer/integrator

Chelsee: Veterinary Technician

Michaela: Attending The Citadel (military college) in South Carolina

Winners:

Clockwise: Hunter Wagner, Brandon Hershey, Raven Pequeno, Doug O’Rourke, Bishop Camalier

Honorable Mentions:

Anthony Carulli, Eli Mathews, Steph Neuheimer, Cayden Noye, Cooper Smith

What have you built?

Hunter: “My mini-bike is my favorite thing I’ve built.”

Brandon: “I’ve built a squat rack, and I want to build a car.”

Bishop: “I’ve built houses with family and friends”

Doug: “I’ve worked with my dad on houses and decks.”

Raven: “I’ve built an entertainment center.”

Most likely to

Winners:

Back Row (left to right): Brady Altland, Izzy Iovene, and Dom O’Shea

Front Row (left to right): Colin Ahr and Georgia Cunningham

Honorable Mentions:

Kyle Bealer, Marcus Costales, Kayla Drummond, Ryan Rosay, and Maggie Wolfsheimer

Do you plan to pledge in college?

Dom, Brady, & Georgia – Nope.

Izzy & Colin – Yep.

Winners:

Back Row (left to right): Lily Cantabene, Paige Hudson, Langley Brockway

Front Row: Jacob Morouse

Honorable Mentions:

Max Milner, Ty Mazzarella, Ryan Rosay, Emily VanArsdale, Maggie Wolfsheimer, and Maddy Neutzel

How many kids do you hope to have?

Lily – 1

Paige – 3

Langley – 4

Jacob -2

Winners:

Back Row (left to right): Freddie Williams and Ethan Hodge

Front Row (left to right): Joey Warner and Brandon Hershey

Photo Inset: Doug O’Rourke

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