Herald-Mail Student of the Week: See this week's winner
Louis Maciulla has been chosen as The Herald-Mail Student of the Week.
Louis, a junior at St. Maria Goretti High School, was one of nine nominees submitted by local high school administrators and received the most votes cast online.
Louis' nomination stated he values helping others, having devoted more than 300 hours to community service.
As the Student Government Association junior class president, as well as a National Honor Society officer, he has coordinated community events and speakers for the student body.
Louis is the Goretti baseball team manager and a member of the varsity soccer and golf teams.
He is a Distinguished Honor and Advanced Placement student with a 4.19 GPA.
For the past three years, Louis has owned and operated a self-started lawn care business.
This summer he will begin an internship with a local civil engineering firm.
Louis is a dedicated friend with a kind heart.
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Next week's poll
Local school administrators have nominated students who have shown outstanding academic and school achievements for the next round of Student of the Week voting.
The next poll will publish on Monday, April 29, with a new list of nominees. Voting will be open through noon, Thursday, May 2, on our website.
We will announce the winner at heraldmailmedia.com on Friday, May 3, and in the print edition on Sunday, May 5.
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A look at the other nominees for The Herald-Mail Student of the Week
Camryn Eichelberger, Smithsburg High School: Camryn, a senior, is a compassionate, reliable, intelligent and trustworthy student. She is a team player, participating in volleyball, tennis and Unified bocce. She is a pivotal member of the Best Buddies program, as well as a student aide within the Connections program. Camryn is an all-around rock star within the halls of Smithsburg High, as well as in the Smithsburg community.
Jessica Cline, Boyd J. Michael III Technical High School: Jessica, a junior, is an eager, resilient and adventurous student who enjoys science and math. She has an outstanding 4.0+ GPA and is part of the Academy of Biomedical Sciences. Jessica was part of a team of three students who won gold medal/1st place at the 2024 Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) State Competition in the anatomy tournament. She also enjoys cheerleading and track. Jessica works and volunteers outside of school. She demonstrated her leadership skills by being co-captain of the Quiz Bowl team that won gold for the state SkillsUSA competition, and will compete in Atlanta for the national championship.
Elizabeth Warren, Williamsport High School: Elizabeth, a junior, has been a role model throughout her three years at Williamsport High. She is a hard worker who commits 100% to every endeavor. Elizabeth excels academically, challenging herself in honors classes and dual enrolled coursework. She is a member of the National Honor Society, plays volleyball and tennis for the school's Wildcats, and plays Unified bocce. Elizabeth is a member of student athlete leadership, the National Honor Society and student government.
Ethan Shoemaker, Heritage Academy: Ethan, a senior, is a three-sport athlete who has played a significant role in the soccer, basketball and baseball seasons. He is a member of the National Honor Society. Ethan helps with morning announcements. He also oversees putting up the flags every morning. Ethan is part of our apprenticeship program. He leaves in the afternoons and goes to a local welder to further develop in his trade.
Camari White, Global Vision Christian School Broadfording: Camari, a junior, is a natural leader who strives to have a positive influence on his peers. He has served as an outstanding student aide, an English as a Second Language assistant, a test reader and a tutor/mentor to younger students. Camari is an honor roll student. He was a captain on the boys varsity basketball team.
Timmy Forrest, North Hagerstown High School: Timmy, a senior, is a great student and person. He has been a member of the North High Chorus for the past four years. He also has been a four-year member of the All-County Chorus. Timmy is president of the Tri- M Music Honor Society this school year. He has received outstanding ratings at both the county and state level in Solo and Ensemble. Timmy sang with the North High Chorus at the Maryland Symphony Orchestra's "Home for the Holidays" concert. He was awarded Student of the Month by the symphony for April. Timmy recently installed mirrors in the chorus room as part of his Eagle Scout project.
Riley Troxell, South Hagerstown High School: Riley, a senior, placed first in the Washington County Indoor Track Championship, while setting a new county meet record in the pole vault. She is a scholar athlete maintaining a high GPA.
Lydia Colosimo, Hancock Middle Senior High School: Lydia, a sophomore, is being recognized for her exceptional qualities in leadership, academics and service. Lydia spearheaded the establishment of the school’s 3D printing program. After initially enrolling in a self-paced MakerBot certification as a personal endeavor, Lydia went above and beyond by mastering the skill and teaching it to others. Lydia maintains outstanding academic performance, reflected in her excellent grades and membership in the National Honor Society and the National Spanish Honor Society. She also is a member of Upward Bound. Lydia's super powers are organization and helpfulness. She offers her support to students and staff, including taking care of the Science Department's two Madagascar hissing cockroaches. Another example is Lydia’s dedication to the school’s media center, where she assists with a multitude of tasks such as circulation and inventory. Her dedication to best-quality standards is greatly appreciated.
This article originally appeared on The Herald-Mail: Herald-Mail Student of the Week winner for the week of April 22, 2024
