Spaghetti raises money for Potter PTA

Thursday, March 7^th, 2013
Issue 10, Volume 17.

Guests are served spaghetti for dinner at a fundraiser held by the Potter Jr. High School PTA on Feb. 28.

Spaghetti raises money for Potter PTA - Shane Gibson photo. - Social Studies teacher Bryce Afonso and music director Phil Leonelli play live jazz music for guests of the Potter Jr. High School PTA fundraising event on Feb. 28 that included a spaghetti dinner and silent auction.

Social Studies teacher Bryce Afonso and music director Phil Leonelli play live jazz music for guests of the Potter Jr. High School PTA fundraising event on Feb. 28 that included a spaghetti dinner and silent auction.

Spaghetti raises money for Potter PTA - Shane Gibson photo. - Auction items galore were available at the Potter Jr. High School PTA fundraising event on Feb. 28.

Auction items galore were available at the Potter Jr. High School PTA fundraising event on Feb. 28.

Spaghetti raises money for Potter PTA - Shane Gibson photo. - A spaghetti dinner was the key item at a fundraising event held by the Potter Jr. High School PTA on Feb. 28.

A spaghetti dinner was the key item at a fundraising event held by the Potter Jr. High School PTA on Feb. 28.

Spaghetti raises money for Potter PTA - Shane Gibson photo. - Guests who attended the PTA fundraiser event at Potter Jr. High School on Feb. 28 placed bids on silent auction items.

Guests who attended the PTA fundraiser event at Potter Jr. High School on Feb. 28 placed bids on silent auction items.

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