ART SHOWCASE
Sixteen Seneca Valley Senior High School students were
accepted into a juried art show at Slippery Rock University’s (SRU)
2017 Regional High School Art Exhibition that was on display at
the Martha Gault Gallery Oct. 23 through Nov. 2.
Seniors Erin Piotrowski, Lauren George, Elizabeth Linton
and Sarah Kosakowski were chosen to receive portfolio
scholarships to SRU based on the breadth and depth of the
portfolios that they submitted.
The best in show award was awarded to senior Jack Reynolds
for his photography. Senior Blake Mercer received an honorable
mention for his work in ceramics.
Students work that was on display included Reece Basehore,
Gracie Carothers, Sarah Kosakowski, Corin Trejchel, Emma
Perdue, Amelia Reese, Isabella Moosa, Lauren George,
Paige Biordi, Kelsey Gianfrancesco, Liz Koromaus, Angelina
Kennedy, Elizabeth Linton, Erin Piotrowski, Jack Reynolds and
Blake Mercer.
All students were under the direction of Jason Woolslare, Jason
Shorr and Megan Bonistailli, senior high school art teachers.
SV INTERACT CLUB HELPS LOCAL
FAMILIES
‘LEST WE FORGET’
Warren Goss, a World War II veteran and D-Day survivor, posed
for a picture with Seneca Valley Middle School students after he
visited with the students on Tuesday, Nov. 7. Goss spent over
an hour fielding questions from students regarding his wartime
experiences. According to Kate Wilson, teacher, he offered a unique
perspective that “intrigued, fascinated and enlightened all who
listened.” As a show of appreciation, the eighth graders presented
him with a card acknowledging and honoring him for his incredible
sacrifice and dedication to our country during his service.
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Meal baskets for 40 Seneca Valley families in need
were created from donations given by Seneca Valley
Senior High School and Intermediate High School
faculty, as well as members of the Cranberry Sunrise,
Cranberry Noon, and Zelienople Rotary Clubs. When
the SV Interact Club decided to move forward with this
project, they had hoped to make about four baskets.
Having the ability to now help dozens has given the
group another reason to be thankful this holiday
season.
SV Interact Club student members include Glen
Schum, Kat Yellin, Alexis Musthaler, Ben Hess and
Faith Condrick. The group is advised by Natalie Green,
senior high school teacher.