"Focused on the Future"

2020 SPRING SUPPLEMENT

focused ON THE FUTURE

Brought to you by the Oracle and Periscope publication staffs

COMING

Together Together Every spring, the Oracle yearbook staff creates a spring supplement for the yearbook--a chance to capture the memories of the school year that happen after our main publication, the yearbook, goes to press in March.

Every spring, the Periscope news staff creates a senior magazine--a chance to honor our seniors and celebrate their accomplishments before they leave in May. But this spring, chaos ensued and we all went home in March--and stayed there.

Yet in the midst of this chaos, both staffs came together to create this publication, a way to preserve the experiences of our unusual end of the school year while also making sure to show our seniors the love they deserve.

Please enjoy our senior spring supplement magazine, 0Focused on the Future.1

Oracle staff

Periscope staff

Maddie Clay Aubri Doyle Kayla Gift Sierra Jones Allison Kerr Abigail Lindsay Kensington MacMillen Taleah Major Stephanie Martin Casey Padgett Kia Petsinis Kailyn Rowland Layton Shank Louis Shank Regan Storm Clay Warren Nick Warren Katherine Whitfield Bella Wilson Calvin Young

Zsilas Michael Hughes Abigail Lindsay Samantha Martin Hunter Nace Sam Salvatore Emma Santillo Nadia Startzman Jarrett Wilson

Advisers Amie Bantz Kate Muir

Spring 2020

TABLE OF CONTENTS Covid & Carlisle ........................... 4-5 Social Distancing ........................ 6-7 Geared Up for the Future 8-10 All Dressed Up.................................. 11 The Lost Season ............................. 12 College Signing Day .................. 13 Stay Home & Get Creative .... 14 Senior Awards ................................. 15 Staff Goodbyes ................................ 16

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Covid-19 SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Carlisle

The Coronavirus outbreak created a need for social distancing, and with social distancing came new challenges for young people. The stay-at-home order issued by Governor Tom Wolf resulted in a shift to online coursework, a change that was stressful to many students.

Many were responsible for creating their own work schedule for the very first time, and are struggling to adjust to the change.

0Having to do online school is the biggest change,1 Alana McWilliams, a CHS senior, said. 0I have to now stick to a schedule to be able to get my work done.

Also not being able to see my friends in person has been hard.1 The pandemic has also impacted students2 plans for the future, bringing anxiety to many who fear their goals may be put on hold.

Mia McCoy, a CHS senior set to attend George Mason University in the fall, is one of many who is nervous to see what is coming.

0A lot of things are uncertain now,1 said McCoy. 0I had a lot of plans for the future and I am not sure how they2ll pan out in the long run. The lack of schedule has drastically affected my health, both physical and mental.1 Students like McCoy and McWilliams have turned to online communications, namely social media, in order to keep friendships- as well as their hopes for life post-Coronavirus, alive.

0[I] have been active with my friends through FaceTime and stayed connected through social media,1 said McWilliams.

0Social media usage has really been increasing since there2s not much else for me to do in quarantine,1 McCoy agreed. 0Local businesses and organizations, and just peers in general, are frequently online, so it2s been fairly easy to get news despite not being face to face.1

Community

Essentials Essentials

Many Carlisle High School students work essential jobs in the community, as cashiers, restaurant workers, emergency service workers, and other jobs. These students have had to adjust to new working conditions, limited communication with their customers and coworkers, and managing the stress that comes with working outside the home during a pandemic.

0I2ll b e hone st, it ha s been a wful. I d on2t really u ndersta nd why pe ople ne ed ice cream during a pandem ic. 1 - Madi Christm an, Masse y0s

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0There are a lo t more precau tions th a t we have to take.

Especia lly work ing at a ph armacy that2s in high deman d, it2s importa nt to m a ke sure we take the right m easures to preven t the sp read.1 -Laney Keel, Holly P harma cy

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Distancing

Herd from Home

SIGNS OF SUPPORT FOR SENIORS In honor of the senior class and to show support, the class of 2020 received personalized signs for their lawns, homes and businesses. Jessalyn Morrow poses with her sign. Signs of support can be seen throughout town.

SHARED SISTER SPACE Stephanie Martin and Rachel Martin work at their designated shared work space. 0I think the part of [working from home] where I can work at my own pace is good, but some teachers are putting more work on us,1 Stephanie Martin said. 0Also not being able to see other students is really hard.1

TEACHERS AND TECH Mr. Fox shows off his new 0classroom.1 Fox teaches communication and broadcasting, and features three online classroom essentials: a computer, headphones, and coffee. Teachers had to quickly turn around online teaching material for the remainder of the school year, something that many had never done before.

#HERDFROMHOME2020 Olivia Lane sits next to her inspirational desk sign as she begins her schoolwork for the day. 0Working from home was definitely a change.,1 Lane said. 0I had more control over my schedule but that also meant having more responsibility to get my work done on time. It was nice having this experience before going to college.1

0HOME1 WORK Jarrett Wilson settles in to complete his online assignments. During the time away from school, Wilson was able to balance his school expectations while also working for his family2s landscaping business.

DANCE LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING Katherine Whitfield finishes an exercise during her online CPYB class. Although the dancers have to stay at home, CPYB continues to train them everyday through remote Zoom classes.

MASKS FOR EVERYONE Stephanie Martin2s dog, Spike wears a protective mask. 0My mom and dad thought it would be funny to keep the dogs safe from Corona.,1 said Martin.

Although Spike tried to take it off and

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my other dog, Buddy just kept licking it.1

FANCY FAMILY DINNER Lorraine Durbin and her family shake things up for their typical dinner meal.

Durbin said creating a theme for dinner gives us something to look forward to.1

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6 FEET APART: Madison Jameson and Eli Plant stand the suggested 6 feet apart while still being able to connect and have fun.

SETTING THE SCENE Xenia Makosky takes her reading assignment outside for a change of scenery. 0While it2s been hard adjusting to a new normal, I2ve enjoyed being able to spend the past few weeks reading and working in the garden,1 said Makosky. 0I2ve discovered new books that have become personal favorites, and I2ve noticed things that I would usually never have time to stop and admire, such as new birds and flowers.1

Quotes from Quarantine Quarantine 0Being

out of school has affected my life in a lot of ways as a senior especially. Knowing that we won2t get to have a graduation ceremony is a really hard thing to cope with.

Staying in touch with everyone in my life has been difficult, but the Facetime calls I2ve been able to have with all of them have been super uplifting and encouraging for the future.1 - Kate Manti

0I had to change my daily routine completely; my sleep schedule is very thrown off considering I go to bed at 1 or 2 in the morning, and my motivation to do work has decreased. For fun I like to cook and bake, play with my dog, watch movies, workout, read, and go on the occasional walk. I either go out and talk to my friends or play video games with them or just text them.1 - JJ Centobene

0Closing school has affected me pretty badly because I am a senior and I miss doing some senior activities and just having fun at school so without it there is an absence and it feels weird.

For fun I just hang out with my family and FaceTime my friends a lot. I try to workout at home, and I just try to keep myself busy with stuff whether it is trying something I2ve never done before or if it is something to prepare me for the future. 1 -Marty Brown 0Being out of school has definitely impacted my daily routine. I2ve fallen into the same daily routine where I 0My work ethic kind of went down but I think wake up, shower, eat, do my I2ve kind of got the hang of the new schedule. schoolwork and then go to I2m more motivated to finish my schoolwork sleep. For fun, I talk to my because I work at my own pace now without friends and family and watch worry. For fun, I go on hikes. For my friends, I Netflix.

I keep in contact with Facetime a lot of them and we work on my friends through social homework with each other over the phone.1 media and FaceTime.1 - Michael Julias - Elle Lehman

Geared up

FOR THE future!

Members of the class of 2020 shared their college wear and post-CHS plans.

Allegheny College Morgan Leshniowsky Alvernia College Rafael Portilla American University Kristina Kaufman Arcadia University Wilson Scudder

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Ballet West Madison Jameson Belmont University Lauren Klepp

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Bloomsburg University Jatoree Aikens Ashlynn Ashmore Anaya Montgomery Madison Richwine Bowling Green State University Jacob Morano

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Brigham Young University Emma Novak California State University Nick Moreno California University of Pennsylvania Morgan Sayers

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Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet Cade Bolz Sarah Eichenbaum Culinary Institute of America James McCreary

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DeSales University Amelia Howard Lucy Winn

Dickinson College Carter Gallahue BreeAna Geiling Summer Kristofek Xenia Makosky Taytum Robinson-Covert Drexel University Sean Jones Duquesne University Sophia Getty Casey Padgett Liam Shevlin East Carolina University Rileigh Cardin Edinboro University Cameron Miller Elizabethtown College Eric Hoover Abigail Lindsay Faith Sale Lisa Sale Elon University Holly Stiltner Employment McKayla Barnhart Allison Bowen Catherine Christ Eva Chronert Jacob Coburn Blake Fraker Keyana Green Zsilas Michael Hughes Chance Kelley Skye Kuehn Caleb Kuykendall Riley MacIntyre Richard MacIntyre Aaron Magee Ayla Miller Christian Patton Liam Peterson Alison Schmitt Samantha Smith Logan Still Brycen Stimeling Caitlin Whitlock Franklin Country LPN Program Cassie Sanders Gap year Noah Robillard Mary Thompson Jessica Trial Catherine Walker

George Mason University Maria McCoy George Washington University Maxwell Haseman Gettysburg College Chloe Kot Samantha Martin Grove City College Caleb Reapsome HACC Seth Auger Trinity Baker Joseph Bramble Holden Burkholder Ravyn Byers Darajanea Curry Raegen Ebaugh Bryce Elliott Jade Evans Shane Golden Isabella Greene Taylor Houtz Benjamin Husic Dylan Johns Alix Jones Evelyn Jones Tristan Jones Ellie Kuhn Aaron Lewis Michaela Lipscomb John Lopiparo Elliott Lusignan Emma Mackereth Katherine Manti Yesenia Martinez Adelisa Mesic Heather Mosier Jerzee Myers John Najdek Releigh Norrell Hannah O'Donnell Julia Peet Vasilkia Petsinis Cameron Puhrer Catherine Rife Abigail Rossow Adam Russo Grace Snyder Margaret Thomas Malachi Trimble Barry Vasquez Kayleigh Wachtman Rhiannon Witherow Eliza Wright Harding University Grace Tollett

Xeni Makosky

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology Laney Keel Hood College Reid Herman IEC Apprenticeship Tech School Carson Swartz Indiana University of Pennsylvania Sa-Quan Carter-Barton Noah Costopoulos Mia Fry Alyson Henry Malaki Miller Juniata College Rileigh O'Hagan Kutztown University Samantha Braid Ganae Crawford-Nickerson

Morgan Leshniowsky

James Echevarria Jared Eck Alexandra Fischbach Brandon Graham Ridge Wargins LA Recording School Justin Cavanaugh LaSalle University Brenden Lyons Lafayette College Bryson Kronheim Lebanon Valley College Alison August Logan Matter Wyatt Morrison Aeryona O'Donnell Sierra Young

Missouri Southern State University Beatrice Bair Montserrat College of Art Amy O'Rourke Moravian College Aaron Flyte Nazareth College School of Music Rita Veneziale

Lehigh University Annelise DeYoung

Northwest Vista San Antonio Liam McVay

Liberty University Matthew Hoss Avery Walters

Penn State Harrisburg Marty Brown Liam Crider

Lock Haven University Ethan Sites

Penn State Mont Alto Vincent Cacciatore Kylie Denlinger Julia Myers Gabriel Ramirez

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Loyola University of Chicago Teresa Herring Macalester College Margaret Ulrich

Toni Sprouse

Millersville University Aaron Brewbaker Sean Chirico Hunter Hersh

Penn State University Edita Dedic Ryan Devonald John Foster Connor Hargraves Mikael Kaufman Emily McNaughton Nathan Oiler Mackenzie Parthemore Eli Plant Kelly Sullivan

United States Air Force Deja'Nae Brown Andrew Harder Shippensburg University Kensington MacMillen Brooke Blackledge Justice Mosley Brooklynn Carpenter Kei'Saun Wilson Justin Centobene Angeleah Christopher United States Army Edita Durakovic Kaysha Everett Jenna Fetter John Witkowski Skyler Hammaker Kennedy Harbaugh United States Army Wilhelm Heeb National Guard Andrew Herbert Jonathan Correa Ian Loscher Marcus Renninger Christopher Martin Madeline Midgley United States Coast Jessalyn Morrow Guard Academy Madison Quirk Brenden Ahl Jose Palma Pierce Rand United States Leovigildo Rivera Marines Sydney Sayles Sebastian Salas Marin Layton Shank Jared Strickland United States Justin Strickland Military Tristyn Sulich Natina Fells Jenna Trolinger Shepherd University Andrew West

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Sophia Toti Campbell Yates Pennsylvania College of Technology Palin Hurst Peiper Paynter Matigan Wimer Pikes Peak College Andreas Indicatti-Mariani Pittsburgh Technical College Skyler Rice Point Park University Luke Bower Pratt Institute Jack Collins-Bloomquist Purdue University Madison Pontious Cameron Williams Robert Morris University Aaron Miller San Diego Mesa College James Barlow Shears Cosmetology School Autumn Velazquez Shenandoah University Rochelle Doyle

Southeast Lineman Training Center Jack Waller Southeastern Louisiana University Brandon Wells

Swathmore College Ryan Jin

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Camron Barrick

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ekaterina Zhulyabina Messiah University Mysterline Clement Ethan McKeehan Methodist University Mikayla Ramos Jacob Rauhut Madison Jameseon

United States Navy Riley Girouard

University of Alabama Susquehanna University Ryan Devonald Olivia Lane Savannah Hossfeld Yazmin O'Neal-Sloane Logan LaFromboise

Temple University Marco Costopoulos Matthew Keating

Manhattan College Zachary Davinroy

United States Military Academy Owen Manley

Undecided Tara Das Ashlyn Davis Jaymere Gilbert Donavan Kerns Quentin Kuntz Keyerra Neal Alex Sedlak

University of Lynchburg Owen Hacker University of Miami Sophia Poslock University of Nebraska-Lincoln Isabella Byus

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Valley Forge Military College Michael Julias Virginia Tech Colin Reidy Washington College Kellan Ruf Welding and Testing Institute John O2Donnell

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University of North Carolina Wilmington Sabrina Starling University of Notre Dame Suad Abdalla David Curry University of Pittsburgh Brayden Kent Adynn Kibler Delaney MacNamara Reilly Zenewicz University of Pittsburgh-Bradford Tanner Schrubb University of Richmond Caitlin Fay University of Rochester Ella Adams University of Scranton Caitlin Russell University of South Florida Hailey Mielkie University of Texas Allison Leclerc University of Vermont Alana McWilliams Ainsley Morton University of Washington Malia McClanahan

West Chester University Madison Christman Delaney Crim Anthony Gaito Alex Sedlak Luke Sheffe Clay Warren Sam Warren West Virginia University Cierra Jones Western Carolina University Sydney Harrell Wilson College Hannah Berrier Elizabeth Wickard Wingate University Kendrick Sarles Yes Abroad State Department Program Ilyra Carlton York College Thomas Mazias Benjamin Smyers YTI Career Institute Andrea Gemmell Unreported Kayla Amerena Tate Austin Keontay Aviles Laila Boyce Tyler Brandt Summer Brown Andrew Buckley Jarett Bupp Donovan Carothers John Corica Jason Cramer Samil Darauch Santamaria Akash Dean Joshua Diehl Estella Edward

Lili Ellerman Samuel Embry Noah Eppley Jacob Ermold Kate Espinal Santos Alexander Garman Hailey Gazella Nicole Gentry Lucy Griffith Devon Harner Adam Hassan Kaitlyn Haymire Seth Heaster Nathan Hege Adam Hissein Ashlin Holmes Edin Hrbatovic Edina Hrnjic Logan Jarusewski Christine Johnson Christopher Johnson Gerell Johnson Atayia Jones Sierra Jones Almedin Jusufovic James Kem Peter Key Kassidy Killinger Austin Kuehn Hayden Lang Michael Lehman Markus Lindberg Annalize Lindenmuth Dianny Martinez Henriquez Timothy Mattaboni Joseph McCullough Tristan Metzger Zoe Moll Colette Monaco Noah Ollestad Nicholas Pariseau Joshua Perez Moises Pimentel Rosario Ramiro Pimentel Torres Anthony Powell Onan Ramos Cruz Hunter Reedy Hayden Reich

Alex Rondon Abbigail Sanderson Clayton Schimmer Alexander Sharp Abbi Shover Lucas Slyder Logan Still Andrew Stitt Wyatt Stouffer Caitlin Strunk Mohamed Suleman Micah Sweeney William Tenney Lainy Todd Jenna Turner Trevor Turner Taylor Wareham Christian Williams Kiayan Williamson Jessica Wilson Zachary Wiser Briahna Woodall Ashton Zygmunt

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Information provided here was collected via survey and social media posts.

While we attempted to get the information of every senior, we were limited to these resources due to remote learning and apologize if we missed anyone or any plan changes. Thank you for working with the Oracle and Periscope staffs!

Congratulations Class of 2020!

All dressed up with nowhere to go

A treasured rite of passage for high school junior and seniors, the 2020 prom was unfortunately one of the first events that had to be canceled due to the Coronavirus. Yet CHS students would not be deterred from taking this opportunity to get dressed up and celebrate. The senior class council organized a prom court, voting through Schoology. Local community organizations even worked together to hold a Prom on Wheels that gave students the chance to dance and cheer outside of their houses. While it might not have been the night planned, the spirit of prom lived on.

POISED AND PRETTY

2020 PROM COURT Front Row: Abigail Lindsay, Alison August, Edita Dedic, Kristina Kaufman, Sophia Toti (Queen), Madison Pontious, Alexandra Fischbach Back Row: Jack Waller, James Echevarria, Mikael Kaufman, Ben Smyers, Casey Padgett (King)

Senior Adelisa Mesic took the opportunity to get outside and take prom photos.

A PEACEFUL NIGHT Ainsley Morton, Casey Padgett, and Caitlin Fay participate in the Prom on Wheels parade organized by a local youth group.

DRESSED FOR SUCCESS Senior Allison Leclerc demonstrates life at home under quarantine, celebrating

SAY CHEESE

prom and completing schoolwork, all

Seniors Cameron Puhrer and

from her bedroom.

Madison Pontious pose on her front steps during a prom photo shoot.

TAKING IT TO THE STREETS CHEERS!

Seniors Mikayla Ramos and

Senior Samantha Martin enjoys a celebratory

MJ Brown celebrate with

dinner at home with her brother,

friends during the Prom on

sophomore Carter Martin.

Wheels event.

The Lost Season

Spring Sport Athlete Throwbacks With the cancellation of school, this also called for the spring sports season to be canceled, leaving many senior to not get to have their senior season. For many senior athletes, this was their last year in that sport, so we are taking a trip back to the past to see where it all began for many of them.

Sophia Toti Track and Field Abigail Lindsay Softball

Yajaira Aviles Soccer

baseball

spring sport seniors

Hailey Mielkie Lacrosse

Casey Padgett Track and Field

Amelia Howard Softball Micheal Julias Track and Field

Ravyn Byers Softball

softball

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upset about losing my senior season because playing high school baseball is such a fun experience.1 -Jared Eck

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JJ Centobene Jared Eck Aaron Flyte Hunter Reedy

wish we could have played this season, it would have been a good one. I2m going to miss everyone so much.0 _BreeAnna Geiling

Ravyn Byers BreeAnna Geiling Mia Howard Abigail Lindsay

track Boys James Barlow John Foster Michael Julias Peter Key Markus Lindberg Robert Lissner Owen Manley Logan Matter Aaron Miller Casey Padgett Marcus Renninger Tristyn Sulich Jack Waller Kiayan Williamson John Witkowski Girls Allison August Rileigh Cardin Annelise DeYoung Alexandra Fischbach Teresa Herring Savannah Hossfeld Sydney Sayles Alexandra Sedlak Sabrina Starling Sophia Toti

boys tennis

Ryan Jin James Kem Andrew West

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favorite memory: when practice would get rained out so we would go over to the middle school and watch videos for hours. 0 -Andrew West

lacrosse

boys vol leyball

Boys Aaron Brewbaker Sean Chirico Jonathan Correa Zachery Davinroy Anthony Gaito Shane Golden Owen Hacker Reid Herman Eric Hoover Tristan Jones Brayden Kent Justice Mosley Jacob Nickel Jacob Rauhut

James Echevarria Andreas Indicatti-Mariani Mikael Kaufman Matthew Keating Brenden Lyons Liam Shevlin

Girls Caitlin Fay Carter Gallahue Sydney Harrell Hailey Mielkie Ainsley Morton Mikayla Ramos Kellly Sullivan

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the guys are still keeping in touch but it2s definitely sad that we didn2t get to play out our final season as a team.1 -Matthew Keating

Aaron Flyte

Zachary Davinroy

S p r i nngg S i g n i n g D a yy April 15, 2020 Manhattan College Lacrosse

Moravian College Baseball

Owen Hacker

Kylie Denlinger

Eric Hoover

University of Lynchburg Lacrosse

Penn State University Volleyball

Elizabethtown College Lacrosse

Jessalyn Morrow

Kellan Ruf

Andrew West

Shippensburg University Tennis

Washington University Volleyball

Shepherd University Soccer

&get creative Tara Das

Madison Pontious

Jade Evans

Samantha Martin

Stay home Sarah Eichenbaum

Ekaterina Zhulyabina

As we all found ourselves with a lot of downtime on our hands, many CHS students took time to express their artistic sides, taking advantages of many different mediums such as food and painting to dance and horticulture. These artistic endeavors were both creative and good for the soul.

Yajaira Aviles

Madison Jameson paints a sunflower on canvas (left).

Thea Gayman (right) works on a jigsaw puzzle.

Sophia Toti shared these colorfully painted garden rocks (below).

Maddie Clay created sidewalk chalk art using tape to create lines (above).

Rileigh Cardin shows off her drawing skills with a pencil sketch of a jaguar (above middle).

The Quarantine Art Challenge

Students in Ms. Bantz2s Drawing & Painting classes were challenged to recreate a famous piece of art. Here are a few of their submissions.

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Mariam Khvichia

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SENIOR AWARDS

Adams Scholarship...............................................................................................Olivia Lane Alexandra Sedlak Wyattt Morrison Maria McCoy Admir Sehic Memorial Award.........................................................Edita Durakovic Alfred H Speers, Jr. Award...............................................................................Olivia Lane Andrew Herbert C. Maynard Gillaugh Scholarship..................................................Xenia Makosky CALC Visual Arts Scholarship...........................................................Cameron Miller Carlisle Sports Assoc. Scholarships............................................Sabrina Starling Sierra Young Casey Padgett Eric Hoover Chartwells Scholarship.......................................................................................Palin Hurst James Barlow James McCreary Clyde Washington Scholarship..........................................................Robert Lissner Crestview PTO Prize...............................................................Kensington MacMillen Dennis Zeigler Memorial Scholarship..................................James Echevarria Dickinson-Carlisle Scholarship................................Taytum Robinson-Covert Don Campbell Memorial Award......................................Ekaterina Zhulyabina Edna Thornton Martin Memorial Prize...............................................Luke Sheffe Ellie Hoffman Award..............................................................................................Caitlin Fay Frances Karper Memorial Prize...............................................Elizabeth Wickard Germaine Klaus Award.....................................................................Summer Kristofek Hall Foundation Scholarship...................................................Mysterline Clement Logan Fromboise Hamilton Elementary Academic Award.............................................Olivia Lane Holden Burkholder Joanne Goss Nursing Scholarship.......................................................Suad Abdalla Isabella Green Juan Garcia Tunon Memorial Award......................................................Sean Jones Kathleen C. Myers Scholarship.................................................................Jenna Fetter John Lopiparo Jessalyn Morrow Aeryona O2Donnell Kathleen Riley Memorial Prize..............................................................Lauren Klepp Ken Millen Award..................................................................................................Sophia Toti Casey Padgett Kyle Yorlets Memorial Scholarship...................................................Lauren Klepp

Lamberton Prizes....................................................................................James Echevarria Elizabeth Wickard Letort Elementary School Scholarship............................Kennedy Harbaugh Max Haseman Mary Lamberton Landis Scholarships.................................Madison Pontious Palin Hurst Marlin E. Blosser Memorial Grant..............................................................Sean Jones Bryson Kronheim Military Academies Appointments..................Brenden Ahl (Coast Guard) Owen Manley (West Point) Mooreland Elementary School Senior Award........................................Ryan Jin Mt. Holly Elementary Scholarship..........................................................Ravyn Byers North Dickinson PTO................................................................................Xenia Makosky The Ober Family Scholarship...........................................................Edita Durakovic Jessalyn Morrow Paul & Winnie Stitt Memorial Scholarship..............................Hannah Berrier Michael Lehman P. Wagonhurst Character Recognition Scholarship...Caleb Reapsome PEO Chapter BI..............................................................................................................Julia Peet Readshaw History Scholarship.....................................................Samantha Martin Richard Burkholder Award.........................................................................Sierra Young Robert Lissner ROTC Scholarships..........................................................................David Curry (Naval) Brandon Wells (Air Force) Ashlynn Ashmore (Army) Michael Julias (Army) Samuel L. Hoover Memorial Scholarship............................Samantha Martin Kristina Kaufman Mikael Kaufman Amelia Howard Stephen Winfield Davis Award....................................................Samantha Martin The Bradford Lee Shughart Memorial Trust........................................Faith Sale The Helen Ahl Scholarship.............................................................James Echevarria Taytum Robinson-Covert Samantha Martin (2nd place) Casey Padgett (2nd place) Warrell Fund Purchase Award..........................................................Ainsley Morton Warrell Trust Scholarship....................................................................Cameron Miller

Zsilas Michael Hughes Saying goodbye has always been a direct opposition of what I believe in. I am a firm believer in the optimistic 0See you later.1 To my Periscope friends that quickly became family, thank you for showing me that our relationships can truly be built from nothing. I walked into M34 a stranger and walked out with friends that have not only celebrated my greatest triumphs, but comforted me in my hardest falls. Thank you to Muir for your overflowing generosity, compassion, and relentless encouragement. Thank you to everyone involved in Periscope, for you all taught me something. Through laughter, food, stress, food, tears, and more food, my time in M34 will always be a fond memory.

See ya later (hopefully on your tv screens).

Working on the yearbook staff was one of the most insightful experiences I2ve had at CHS. To come together and create a piece of history was really special.

Good luck everyone!

Kensington MacMillen

So long, CHS! Periscope and Oracle

I didn2t know what to expect starting high school as anyone would. All four years rush by really fast, and the time spent between friendships, teachers, & classes I wouldn2t trade it for the world. Life after high school can be scary. There may be times you2re required to step out your comfort zone. And during these times, life may upsetting, but I hope in the future, people will thrive & work together to accomplish great things.

Thank you Carlisle High School for the memories!

1Sometimes you have to run before you can can walk1 -Ironman

Sierra Jones Samantha Martin As one of the first freshmen to ever serve on Periscope2s staff, I was incredibly nervous: I wanted to set a strong precedent for freshman staffers to come, and make a good first impression for myself, as I knew I wanted to be on staff until graduation.

Looking back as a senior, and as Editor-in-Chief, I wish I could have told my younger self about the incredible family she was joining, and about the learning experiences she would have. I2m not sure she would have believed me, but I think she would have been even more excited to join than she already was. Thank you, Mrs. Muir and the rest of my Periscope family, for making this such an incredible experience for me. I will miss you all, but am beyond grateful for these past four years.

Abigail Lindsay When I signed up to take Periscope, I saw it as just another elective class, but three years later, it has helped guide me to wanting to pursue journalism after high school.

I will forever cherish every laugh, cry, and late night spent in M34. Thank you Muir for giving me a home in M34 for the past 3 years, and thank you Ms. Bantz for all you have taught me this past year.

To future staff members, embrace every second of every moment; before you know it, you will be writing your own staff goodbye.

At the beginning of high school, I would have never seen myself joining the yearbook staff, and this year I picked it because I needed to fill a class. Now looking I back, I wish I would have joined sooner because it was one of the best decisions I made.

Casey Padgett Clay Warren

My years at Carlisle High School, I made so many memories that I will remember forever. The relationships I2ve made over the years are so strong, and I hope to keep for a long time.

seniors say goodbye Layton Shank

The last four years I2ve spent at Carlisle High School will always be some of the best years of my life, and ones I will always cherish. The time I spent this year making the yearbook will always hold a special place in my heart, and only add on to the great memories and times I will reminisce on for years.