At the banquet on May 31, 2001, 18 students were honored for their efforts in helping to design a logo for the Route 30 Corridor Improvement Study. Finalists from three grade-levels and the winning entry were announced. Daniel Mendenhall, a seventh-grader at Pequea Valley Intermediate School, learned he had the winning entry, which provided the inspiration for a new project logo. This logo is used extensively in project related communications and on this web site.


Pequea Valley School District

Paradise Elementary (K-3)
Aleesha Coveleski – 3rd Grade
Brad Barnes – 3rd Grade
Zachary Bicking – 3rd Grade

Salisbury Elementary (K-4)
Lindsey Fellenbaum – 4th Grade
Kayla Cafarella – 4th Grade
Kaila Kauffman – 3rd Grade

Leacock Elementary (4-5)
Justin Hershey – 5th Grade
Dawnell Groff – 5th Grade
Katie Horvath – 5th Grade

Intermediate School (6-8)
Daniel Mendenhall – 7th Grade
Ashlee Lynn Hershey – 6th Grade
Bryant Kurtz – 7th Grade



Conestoga Valley School District

Smoketown Elementary (K-6)
Emily Yoder – 5th Grade
Erin Lewis – 4th Grade
Kayla Lugo – 5th Grade

Middle School (7-8)
Douglas Young – 8th Grade
Skye-Lynn Martin – 8th Grade
Laura Herr – 8th Grade



1 Finalist per grade level
(Received a $100 U.S. Savings Bond for a total of $150)

Daniel Mendenhall – 7th Grade, Pequea Valley Intermediate School
Aleesha Coveleski – 3rd Grade, Paradise Elementary
Lindsey Fellenbaum – 4th Grade, Salisbury Elementary


Winning Entry
(Received a $200 U.S. Savings Bonds total of $350)

Daniel Mendenhall – 7th Grade, Pequea Valley Intermediate School