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and pen and ink drawings provided contrasts in tone and texture. Highlights included combinations of balloons and straight lines in vibrant colors; abstract blendings of soft colors and ink; pencil drawings ranging ftx>m a study of combe and brushes to portraiture; and books created by the kindergarten of phonetically spelled stories and illustrations.
First-place winners in the various categories were as follows: Painting and Drawing: Primary School— Kelly Young, Michael Irani; Grammar School—Rebecca Sheehy; Upper School—Annette Hughes, Ronnie Walkawicz, Jonathan Glendhill. Sculpture: Primary School— Paul Mitchell; Grammar School—the sixth grade boys from Grimes School. Photography: Grammar School—Timothy Andreae; Upper School—Josephine Rood. Elementary School Art
Two art projects that could not be transported to Wakefield’s show: a group of seven paper mache hot air balloons, in vivid colors and bold patterns, created and crafted by Mrs. Genther’s special-learning class and a bright mural of a mighty
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