Winning Artwork
2003 Art for Animals Contest
Co-sponsored by the
St. Francis
Wildlife Association's Suzanne E. Plescia Endowed Education Fund
and the Tallahassee Democrat's Newspaper in Education
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- Art
for Animals note cards now on sale in Talllahassee at:
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- * Native Nurseries, 1661 Centerville Rd. *
Panhandle Pet Supply Stores,
- *Durra Quick Print , 7th Avenue & N. Monroe
St. &
- * St. Francis Wildlife's booth every Saturday at
the Downtown Marketplace from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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- All 12 works of art (below) in
each package of note cards: $10 each.
- All proceeds benefit the animals
at St. Francis Wildlife.
- We would like to thank
the hundreds of local students, grades four through 12, who submitted
drawings, sketches, paintings and collages of native Florida
wildlife for this year's Art for Animals contest. There was so
much impressive work that it was almost painful to choose only
one winner and three finalists in each of the three age categories.
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- Students' original artwork
will be sold at St. Francis Wildlife's Art for Animals event
and silent auction of nature and wildlife art in April 2004 at Chez Pierre!
The three first-place winners receive a scholarship for an eight-week
art course at the LeMoyne
Art Education Center.
First-place
Winners
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- Wood Storks at Lake Killearney
- by Cole
Fuhrman
- 11th grade, Chiles High
School
- teacher: Kelly Little
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- Red-tailed
Hawk
- by Nigel
Nye
- 9th grade, Lincoln High
School
- teacher: John Grigg
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- Mother
Alligator and Baby
- by Olivia
Wright
- 5th grade, Roberts Elementary
- teacher: Jan Hamilton
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- Finalists
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- Raccoon
- by Charlene Kormondy
- 5th grade, School of
Arts and Sciences
- teachers: Deborah Hook
and Kathy Tripp
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- Manatee
- by Chelsea Hippen
- 4th grade, Gilchrist
Elementary
- art teacher: Julie McBride
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- Florida Panther
- by Raffaela Susi
- 4th grade, School of
Arts and Sciences
- teachers: Julie Fredrickson
and Lee Ann Beam
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- Barn Owl
- by Powell Kreis
- 6th grade, School of
Arts and Sciences
- teacher: Joan Crow
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- Bob Cat
- by Lauren Gentry
- 6th grade, Wakulla Middle
School
- teacher: Sandy Byars
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- Anhinga
- by Ishanna Ible
- 8th grade, Wakulla Middle
School
- teacher: Ms. Belancsik
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- Raccoon in Tree Cavity
- by Julianne Jennings
- 12th grade, Chiles High
School
- teacher: Angela Breza-Pierce
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- Sea Turtle
- by Jennifer Miller
- 12th grade, Chiles High
School
- teacher: Angela Breza-Pierce
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- Pelican
- by Meredith Finley-Simonds
- 11th grade, Chiles High
School
- teacher: Angela Breza-Pierce
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Tallahassee Democrat Article:
- Tuesday, May 20, 2003
Natural talent: Florida wildlife is the inspiration
for student artists
by Sandy Beck
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