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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

CADETS HOST A DRILL
COMPETITION AND EARN TOP
AWARDS IN 2015-2­ 016.

“Sometimes things happen to you that you       The PRHS AFJROTC program has been earning top honors throughout the
 never expected. Cancer interrupts lives. The  year at drill competitions. Most recently, the cadets hosted a drill on May 14,
 outpouring of good wishes and kindness of     2016 under the direction of Chief Michael Gasparetto and Major Michael
 Eden Hall helped me through the months.       Morrison. PRHS earned first place overall under the direction of junior Caleb
 You never know how kindness will impact       Mlakar and sophomore Jack Shannon; in the inspection team category
 someone. Your kindness has impacted me.”      commanded by junior Alexander Hein; in the academic category led by
                                               senior Alexander Schmidt; in the unarmed exhibition category led by senior
	 — Library Assistant Mary Ann Graham,         Jacob Cunningham, and in first-year color guard category commanded
    Eden Hall Upper Elementary School          by Lillian Nicotra; and in the advanced unarmed drill teams category (tie)
                                               commanded by Jack Shannon and Cara Sauers. In addition to Alexander
                                               and Jack, other cadets led their team to first-place awards at Parkersburg
                                               South High School including junior Trevor Russell and at Northern Allegheny
                                               under the direction of sophomores Aislinn Tobin, Eric Clark and junior
                                               Alexander Schmidt.

           EHUE LIBRARY ASSISTANT MARY ANN GRAHAM IS SHOWN HERE WITH SIXTH GRADERS  Eden Hall Upper Elementary sixth graders Cole Boyd
           DAVID DEFRANCISIS AND COLE BOYD WHO DIRECTED A FUNDRAISING PROJECT.      and David DeFrancisis’ project for the National
                                                                                    Breast Cancer Foundation was voted winner in
18 FOCUSED ON LEARNING                                                              the annual fundraising challenge. Once selected,
                                                                                    the entire school rallied around the cause. The
                                                                                    projects touched the lives of the students, because
                                                                                    Library Assistant Mary Ann Graham has been
                                                                                    battling breast cancer. “Sometimes things happen
                                                                                    to you that you never expected,” Ms. Graham said.
                                                                                    “Cancer interrupts lives. The outpouring of good
                                                                                    wishes and kindness of Eden Hall helped me through
                                                                                    the months. You never know how kindness will
                                                                                    impact someone. Your kindness has impacted me.”
                                                                                    Read more on how the school raised $3,000 in the
                                                                                    challenge at www.pinerichland.org/extras.
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