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Contest
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news feature stories and sound effects poems. Art categories included how George looked then, what he might look like if living now, and the challenge of illustrating one of his two (1789 or 1793) inaugurations.
Judges’ Choice ribbons were awarded to both art and writing categories for Action, Humor, Local History and Research/ Detail. Place ribbons ranged from first through Great Effort. The tributes to Washington are on display at the Rappahannock County library through March ,18.
2005 RESULTS: Best of Show—Art
“Young Teen George,” Sam Nolan, 3rd Grade—Washington Portrait—Now
Best of Show—Writing “Hurray for George!” Jennifer N. Dellinger, 4th Grade - Sound Effect Poem.
JUDGES’ CHOICES: Best Inauguration Theme: “Hurray for George!,” Jennifer N. Dellinger, 4th Grade—Sound Effects Poem. Action—Art:
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