Every month, the Montoursville and Warrensville Lions Clubs pick two seniors to recognize as students of the month. The Arrowhead is not responsible for choosing the students of the month.
January
Montoursville Borough Boy: Brady Cohen
| Parents: Krista Rinehimer and Mike Cohen |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “[I am] Mock Trial team captain, FBLA secretary, Mu Alpha Theta Vice President, Youth Development Task Force Ambassador, a Spanish club board member, in National Honor Society, Student Government, Rho Kappa, Science National Honor Society, indoor and outdoor track and field, [and I] work at Eder’s Ice Cream.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan to go to Penn State majoring in Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “[My] favorite memory is Homecoming senior year where I escorted Karleigh McKenna at both school in the parade and at the football game and in the Flaming Foliage.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “‘Everyone can always be a little bit better at everything, so do not be upset with what you could have done, but rather what you did’ – A rather cool guy, Brady Cohen.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “Mr. Montour”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Don’t take AP Calculus or AP Physics unless you want your brain to explode.”
Montoursville Borough Girl: Kendall Simms
| Parents: Steve and Karen Simms |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “I am involved in the track and field and tennis teams. I am in Key Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Science National Honor Society, and was also part of the district orchestra.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan on attending either Bucknell or Susquehanna University to major in environmental science and continue my track career.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory is placing seventh in the state during my sophomore year in the pole vault and earning a state medal.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “My favorite quote is, ‘Be the change you wish to see in the world.’”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite school tradition is Class Day because it is unique to our school.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “My advice to future seniors would be to get help in your math class if you do not understand something.”
Warrensville Boy: Owen Kleinmen
| Parents: Dan and Callie Kleinman |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Football, wrestling, NHS, Environmental Club, and Warrior Custom Cut Club.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “[Become a] professional pilot.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “Playing Ghost on the Goon on April 11, 2025.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Enjoy what you can because not everything is enjoyable.”
Warrensville Girl: Danika Seese
| Parents: Andrew and Kristy Seese |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “[I am] National Art Honor Society President, basketball team captain, [in] Key Club, and Student Government.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “[I am going to attend] Misericordia University to major in Speech Language Pathology.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory is my basketball seasons here at Montoursville.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite school tradition are talent shows or Class Day at the end of the year.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “My advice would be not to get caught up in the little things. Friends will come and go but stay true to yourself. Do not change for anyone.”
February
Montoursville Borough Girl: Hannah Means
| Parents: Jennifer and Steve Means |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “I am Vice President of Key Club, secretary of the Class of 2025, secretary of Science National Honor Society, historian of FBLA, National Honor Society member, Mu Alpha Theta member, Student Government member, I participate in Med Careers, and play on the girls’ soccer team.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan to attend Slippery Rock University in the Honors College and major in Exercise Science on a pre-physical therapy track in their 3+3 program.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory as a senior is going to football and basketball games with my friends.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “‘It’s never too late to be who you wanna be’ -Lana Del Rey.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite tradition is getting to watch the talent show every year on the last day before Christmas break.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Don’t stress yourself out about the little things, just enjoy the time you have because it’ll be over before you know it.”
Montoursville Borough Boy: Hunter Hepler
| Parents: Betsy and Micah Hepler |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Choir president, Spanish Club secretary, Theater Arts Club president, Thespian and Musical Theater Club secretary, Rho Kappa, Concert band, Jazz band, Ville’ Harmonic Ensemble, Student Government”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan on going to Susquehanna University to earn a degree in Music Education with a vocal focus.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory is probably some of the opportunities I’ve got to do with music and theater here. I loved all the shows I did and sang some really good rep here.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite high school tradition is probably the talent show, especially because I helped host this year.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “I would say get involved in music and clubs that have to do with community service work. Also, take advantage of all of the opportunities being a high school student gives you.”
Warrensville Girl: Zenna Bowes
| Parents: Shelley Mitchell and James Bowes |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Varsity cheerleading, National Honor Society, Vice President of Science National Honor Society, Treasurer of National English Honor Society”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan to attend Denison University with a full ride scholarship to major in Biology and eventually become a Physician Assistant.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory is winning districts with my favorite team after we worked so hard all year.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite school tradition is probably Homecoming, with all of the dress up days, the parade, the alumni football game, and of course the dance. I especially enjoyed Homecoming this year because I was honored to be on court, which was such a fun and exciting experience.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “If I could give any advice to future seniors it would be to get involved and try new things whenever you can.”
Warrensville Boy: Jack Dietrich
| Parents: Robb and Emily Dietrich |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Arrowhead, Mock Trial, Concert/Jazz/Marching Band, Key Club, National Honor Society, Rho Kappa, Physics Club, Theater Arts Club”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “To obtain a degree in Computer Science and Music Technology”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “The FBLA state conferences”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “’If you’re not scared, you’re not taking a chance, and if you’re not taking a chance then what the hell are you doing?’ – Ted Mosby”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “Class Day as a whole.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Enjoy high school, even when it sucks, enjoy it.”
March
Montoursville Borough Boy: Brayden McCourt
| Parents: Stacey and Cliff McCourt |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “I am involved in baseball, soccer, Key Club, FBLA, and Environmental Club.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “Attend Susquehanna University to play baseball and major in Earth and Environmental Sciences.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “Playing travel baseball in the summer of 2023.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “Don’t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “Senior prank”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Spend as much time as you can with your friends.”
Montoursville Borough Girl: Brenna Rosenbaum
| Parents: Amy and Scott Rosenbaum |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Varsity cheerleading, marching, jazz, and concert band, concert choir, Key Club, YoungLife, Theater Arts club, Musical Theater Arts club, Thespian Honor Society, the Arrowhead, I am Rho Kappa Vice President, a recreational cheer coach, I dance at The Katie Benson School of Dance and also I am in all of the plays and musicals. I was also on the Winter Formal Court.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I am going to IUP to major in Psychology and get my doctorate in Clinical Psychology.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “This cheer season as a whole, and everything that we accomplished as a team.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “‘Don’t let this darkness fool you, all lights turned off can be turned on’ -Noah Kahan.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “Class day, for sure.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Don’t take everything so seriously. High school is what you make of it. Surround yourself with people who love you and match your energy. You don’t have to be ‘cool’ and ‘popular’ to have a good time, just be yourself!”
Warrensville Boy: Mason Ensanian
| Parents: Nichole Snauffer and Andrew Ensanian |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, and Track and Field.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan on attending Lycoming College in the fall as undecided.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memories are being a kid and hanging out with my friends without a worry about anything but what we were going to do for fun that day.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “‘There is no time other than the present’ -John Lennon.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Find a balance, set goals, and most importantly have fun!”
Warrensville Girl: Allyson Witter
| Parents: Alex and Tracie Witter |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “[I am] captain of the Girls’ Varsity Tennis team, President of Ski Club, Vice President of Spanish National Honor Society, secretary of Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society, in National English Honor Society, Student Government, Key Club, Spanish club, FBLA, and [I was] on the Homecoming Court.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan to attend Penn State University at the University Park campus this fall to major in Early Childhood and Elementary Education.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “I really enjoyed reading to Mrs. Logue’s first grade class during one of our Homecoming Court activities.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “Change brings opportunity.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “The Pink Out football game.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Seek out new opportunities, be kind to others, and always follow your heart.”
April
Montoursville Borough Girl: Sofia Lopez
| Parents: Erica Lopez and Cuauhtemoc Lopez |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in? 
A: “I’m the Key Club’s editor, National Art Honor Society’s historian, [I am] on the Broadcast Team of the Arrowhead, [I am] a member of Rho Kappa, Environmental club, Student Government, and Quill and Scroll.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I plan on attending a four year university to major in marketing and minor in graphic design.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory is the football student section during Homecoming.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “My favorite quote is, ‘The only person you’re destined to be is the person you decide to be’ -Ralph Waldo Emerson.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite school tradition is Class Day when all of the seniors come together for one of the last times.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “I would tell future seniors to enjoy their senior year because it goes by so fast and to get all of the hours needed for clubs ASAP because it can get stressful trying to cram them all into the last couple months of school.”
Montoursville Borough Boy: Corey Shay
| Parents: Tina Shay and David Shay |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Ville Harmonic, The Arrowhead, Quill and Scroll, Mu Alpha Theta, [and] District Chorus.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “To attend Shippensburg University to obtain a degree in Mechanical Engineering so I can become an automotive designer.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “Freshman year Fun Day is my favorite memory.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “‘It’s just noise’ -Anonymous.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “Class Day, I love guessing whose baby picture is who’s on the Class Day slideshow.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “My advice is to be as unabashed as possible, because that is the best version of yourself.”
Warrensville Girl: Lila Phillips
| Parents: Rebecca and Jason Phillips |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “I played tennis in the fall and do track and field in the spring. I am in FBLA, Spanish club, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Rho Kappa, National Honor Society, Student Government, and am treasurer of Health Science club.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “After high school, I am attending Penn College in the fall for Radiography.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite school memory is freshman year when I first met my Warrior Pal at Lyter.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “My favorite quote is ‘Life is the sum of all your choices’ said by Albert Camus.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “My favorite school tradition is having a student section at all of our home football games.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “My advice for future seniors is to do your work right away and don’t let it pile up.”
Warrensville Boy: Gavin Hawley
| Parents: Jason and Nicole Hawley |
Q: What sports, clubs, and/or activities are you involved in?
A: “Soccer in grades 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th; football in 12th, track in 9th, Sports Leadership Program at Loyalsock in 10th, and FBLA in 12th.”
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: “I am going to attend the Pennsylvania College of Technology where I will get my Associate’s Degree in Radiography and my Bachelor’s in Health Management. I will also be playing soccer there.”
Q: What is your favorite memory?
A: “My favorite memory of school would probably be freshman year when we had the one and only giant fun day where we were outside all day. No schoolwork at all and there was even a scavenger hunt made around the classrooms and areas of the school. Sadly, the tradition didn’t continue since someone hit Mrs. Morgan in the face with a water balloon.”
Q: What is your favorite quote?
A: “My favorite quote would probably be, ‘Youth is something I never wanna take for granted. I just want to smile and live life’ -Tyler, the Creator.”
Q: Do you have a favorite school tradition? If so, what is it?
A: “I think my favorite tradition would have to be the talent show. It’s unique, not many people decide to have talent shows around here. It can be funny or even surprise some people by showing off what talents they have. It is also just a nice way to kick off Christmas break.”
Q: If you could give any advice to future seniors, what would it be?
A: “Enjoy every moment of it, never have a dull moment and live each school day out to its fullest. When the final bell rings, there’s no going back, no redo’s, it’s over. You shape the way you want it to end.”
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