Olivia Clark and Tyler Keller, both seniors at Penn Manor High School, were selected as Lancaster South Rotary Club's Students of the Month for March. They were presented to the club by Doug Eby, principal of Penn Manor High School. Students of the Month are selected on the basis of academic excellence as well as school and community service.

Olivia is the daughter of Tonya Martinez of Lancaster. She was a member of the field hockey team, and this past fall, she received the Coach's Award and served as a team captain. She was also a member of Civitas, DEI: Embracing Melanin, Arts for All, Unified track, and the 2023 homecoming court. In the community, she volunteers at Long's Park, where she is on a cleanup crew and has helped with the chicken barbecue. Following graduation, Olivia plans to attend West Chester University to study early childhood education. She hopes to become a first- or second-grade teacher in an urban setting.

Tyler is the son of Tom and Christen Keller of Lancaster. He is a member of National Honor Society, the varsity wrestling team, and the Penn Manor Youth Barbell Club, and he is also a Comet Boy. He was class president his freshman and sophomore years and is a past member of the German American Partnership Program, the football and track teams, and the 2023 homecoming court. He has broken numerous power lifting and track and field records for Penn Manor. He was also named a Section 1 All-Star for wrestling this year. In the community, Tyler attends LCBC Church and volunteers with the Loft and Christmas workshops. Following graduation, he plans to attend college to study business with a minor in German. He would then like to join his family's business, G.R. Mitchell.