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Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA SUPERIOR—NOMINATED FOR HIGHEST AWARD___________________________ McDowell High School, 3580 W 38th St., Erie, PA 16506 Vox: Elements Faculty Advisor: Ruth Zeisloft Student Editors: Sally Li, Jennifer Taylor, Joe Park Ridley High School, 901 Morton Ave., Folsom, PA 19033 Windscript Faculty Advisor: Sonja Kravchuk Student Editors: Stevie Buerkle, Kelly Cook Sewickley Academy, 315 Academy Ave., Sewickley, PA 15143 Ephemera Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Salrin Student Editor: Katie Lehman Upper Dublin High School, 800 Lock Alsh Ave., Fort Washingten, PA 19034 Rhapsody Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Kaplan Student Editors: Iris Chan, Emily Zauzmer, Andrea Jin, Amber Zhang SUPERIOR____________________________________________________________ Emmaus High School, 500 Macungie Ave., Emmaus., PA 18049 Collage Faculty Advisor: Diane DiDona Student Editors: Alexa Iannuce, Karisa Barkis EXCELLENT___________________________________________________________ Andrew W. Mellon Middle School, 11 Castle Shannon Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15228 The Outlook Faculty Advisor: Nancy Junker Student Editors: Sophie Guthrie, David Happe, Elena Redmond Bellmar Middle School, 500 Perry Ave., Belle Vernon, PA 15012 Tales from the Leopard's Den, Volume Fifteen Faculty Advisor: Carol Frow Student Editors: Brandi Prapes, Megan Christner, Grace LaCarte, Sarah Pall, Mikayla Jennewine, Hanna Cegazza, Kaylene Chavez, Ben Filak EXCELLENT___________________________________________________________ Central Bucks High School South, 1100 Folly Rd., Warrrington, PA 18976 Metotep Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Tannoius Student Editors: Shivani Bhatia, Josh Jordan, Abigail Wang Chambersburg Area Senior High School, 511 S 6th St., Chambersburg, PA 17201 CASHS Collections Faculty Advisor: Jessica Prosser Student Editors: Kalina J.C. Desotelle, Amber J. Paund Danville Area Senior High School, 800 Walnut St., Danville, PA 17821 Crossings Faculty Advisor: Brian Ferguson-Avery Student Editor: Monica Burke The Ellis School, 6425 5th Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15206 The ELM Faculty Advisor: David Cerniylia Student Editor: Sarah Ireland Gettysburg Area High School, 1130 Old Harrisburg Road, Gettysburg, PA 17325 Interrobang Faculty Advisor: Elizabeth Harner Student Editors: Lining Wang, Desiree McKelvey, Julie Rexroth Germantown Academy, 340 Morris Rd., Fort Washington, PA 19034 Academy Monthly Faculty Advisor: Dwight Peterson Student Editors: Eli Schleicher, Jordan Sciascia Gwynedd Mercy Academy, 1345 Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437 Imagination Collaboration Faculty Advisor: Meghan Quinn Student Editor: Kaitlyn Shirey Lower Merion High School, 315 E. Montgomery Ave., Ardmore, PA 19003 Dolphin 2013 Faculty Advisor: Joyce Acton Student Editors: Joan He, Lizzy Gee, Steven Hoffman, Julia Kirkland, Jordy Schnarr EXCELLENT___________________________________________________________ North Allegheny Senior High School, 10375 Perry Hwy., Wexford, PA 15090 Variations Faculty Advisors: Janellen Lombardi, Kathy Esposito Student Editor: Stephanie Plut Quaker Valley High School, 625 Beaver St., Leetsdale, PA 15056 Bittersweet: Celestia Faculty Advisor: Kerry McGrath Student Editors: Natalie Hoey, Connor McCoy, Sonia Morrill Roman Catholic High School, 301 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19107 Roamings Faculty Advisor: Fitz-Gerald Gallagher Student Editors: Michael Schwoerer, Joseph Coffey, Thomas Beck, Kyle Westerfer Thomas Jefferson Middle School, 21 Moffett St., Pittsburgh, PA 15243 Our Piece of Mind Faculty Advisor: Melissa Kelly Student Editors: Nora Tomer, Darby McCaslin ABOVE AVERAGE______________________________________________________ Abington Junior High School, 2056 Susquehanna Road, Abington, PA 19001 Oasis Faculty Advisor: Julia Rix Student Editors: Albert Jombe, Madeleine Kilimnik, Clara LaBrake, Reilly Nahill, Sophia Ricciardi, Alyssa Townsend, Christina Vovchuk, Abigail Walecki, Kelsey Ward Trinity High School, 231 Park Ave., Washington, PA 15301 Trinity Literary Journal Faculty Advisors: Mary Ann Berty, Katie O’Lare Student Editors: Amanda Campbell, Sabrina Tecklenberg Upper St. Clair High School, 1825 Mclaughlin Run Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Montage Faculty Advisor: Elizabeth Cecelia Student Editors: Anna Rosati, John Benhart, Liam Klutch, Alaina D’Aloiso State Coordinator: Ruth B. Zeisloft .
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