DURYEA — Holy Rosary School students recently held a “Pink Out” Day to support breast cancer research.
Students dressed in their “Pink Out” shirts and collected $400 that was donated to Paint Pittston Pink organizer Barb Sciandra for the cause.
Pre-school students don shirts as part of a ‘Pink Out’ Day to support Paint Pittston Pink. Pictured, from left, Emily White, Sophia Matys, Annabelle Schillinger, Mia Slusser and Amelia Coole.
Third grade students pray for a cure for cancer and the many families afflicted by breast cancer while wearing shirts during a ‘Pink Out’ Day to support Paint Pittston Pink. In photo, from left, first row, Evan McCoy, Lilly Russin. Second row, Avery Becker, Emma Kratz, Madelyn Miller, Cole Lisowski. Third row, Margaret Kishbaugh, teacher.
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Eighth grade students wear shirts during a ‘Pink Out’ Day to support Paint Pittston Pink. In photo, from left, first row, Abbey Lentowski, Vanessa Pinto, Marilyn Butler, Kendall Tigue, Ava DeSena. Second row, Abby Sankus, Morgan Gromelski, Thomas Lee, Ayva Lisowski, Carmen Cox, Patrick Bennie and Andrew Skutack.
First grade students wear their pink shirts to show their support for Paint Pittston Pink during a ‘Pink Out’ Day. In photo, from left, first row, Aiden Sartorio, Jacob White, Cassidi Quinn. Second row, Dominic Marranca, Dominic Denisco, Molly Kratz, Angelo DiMauro, Cole Pace, Chase Valeski and Gavin Gisolfi.
