ORANGE — Danielle Heil with Orange Christian Services left St. Mary Catholic School in a truck that was heavier than when she arrived. Mrs. Heil collected over 1,000 pounds of food from the school. The Student Council Sponsored the food drive collection during November. Mrs. Leisa Miller and her 3rd grade class collected the most per students. She received the “Souper Teacher” award. Pictured are Mrs. Heil with students that loaded the truck. In the truck are Kaitlyn Braquet, Student Council President and Madison Taggart. Below (left to right) are Victoria Doan, Olivia Fuselier, Dherin Wright, McCartney Miller, Elizabeth Guillot, Lydia Covington, John Michael Gonzalez, Mrs. Heil and Brent Hebert.
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Danielle Heil with Orange Christian Services left St. Mary Catholic School in a truck that was heavier than when she arrived. Courtesy photo
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