Jane Long Art Contest Winners

To help celebrate the Jane Long Festival, elementary and middle school students from several area schools were invited to participate in the Jane Long Art Contest. This year, 120 entries were received. The winners were announced at the festival and ribbons were presented by local artist Patty Hagstrom. Congratulations to all participants.

 

The winning entries were displayed at the festival

Winners of the 2012 Jane Long Art Contest

Elementary School (Grades 1 to 4)

First Place - Bailey Reinsch, 4th Grade, Crenshaw School

Second Place – Jose Perez, 3rd Grade, Crenshaw School
Third Place – Chloe Howrey, 2nd Grade, Satori School
Honorable Mention – Serenity Callender, 4th Grade, High Island School
Certificate Of Merit – Maia Adolphs, 4th Grade, Holy Family Catholic School
Certificate Of Merit – Jon Samonte, 4th Grade, Crenshaw School
Certificate Of Merit – Hans Weant, 3rd Grade, Satori School

Maia Adolphs receiving a Certificate of Merit from Patty Hagstrom (L) and Ange Busceme

Middle School (Grades 5 to 8)

First Place - Juan Cruz, 8th Grade, Crenshaw School

Second Place – Mary Giangrosso, 5th Grade, High Island School
Third Place – Aubrey Carter, 5th Grade, High Island School
Honorable Mention – Jacob Beasley, 5th Grade, High Island School

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2 Responses to “Jane Long Art Contest Winners”

  1. BARBARRA PRENGER says:
    October 16, 2012 at 11:15 AM

    It is SO wonderful to see so many participants by school children here on the Peninsula!

    I was in the fifth grade when I drew a picture of Gearge Washington on Traveler , his horse, and I remember how the teacher praised me! I then went on to be able to share my talent and love of painting with 100’s of people through the years by teaching ( I call it sharing!) my love and appreciation of what I beleive to be a God Given Talent!

    Never let it go! It keeps your heart young!

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  2. Patty Hagstrom says:
    October 16, 2012 at 10:20 AM

    Tom, Well done! I know all the Winners will be excited to see their names in print. Appreciate your help, PH

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