A lobby wall at the old Lead Hill school gym is now more colorful and more meaningful with the art work by the school's children about their environment. Shown with the results of the Litter Bugs NOT! project are (from left) Lead Hill Superintendent Dr. B. Ray Morgan, student team member Carin Buckley, and team coach, Deloris Smith. Kindergarten through sixth grades students learned how litter harms the environment from three senior high school students - Rachel Reeves, Carin Buckley, and Crista Hermann. Then, each elementary student created a design and painted it on a ceramic tile to show what the student would do to prevent littering or to show their appreciation for the outdoors. This project was entered into competition of the South Shore Developing Scholars Academic Festival at Arkansas State University Mountain Home this spring. It won the Fortune Award for teaching the importance of tourism in the community.