Victims’ Intervention Program of Wayne & Pike Counties held its annual February Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month art contest recently, and Western Wayne sophomore Elizabeth St. Louis was one of four winners who will have their artwork displayed on billboards in the local community to raise awareness for this cause. Elizabeth was the only winner from Western Wayne, with other winners coming from neighboring schools of Wayne Highlands and Lehman Intermediate. The winners also received Amazon gift cards and other prizes. Debbie Cosentino, children’s program manager, Victims’ Intervention Program of Wayne & Pike Counties, explained that the artwork for the contest fit the theme of “What does respect look like in a relationship?” From left: Cosentino, Elizabeth and Jessica Gregorski.