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The Covington Woman’s Club’s annual Student Art Show is currently on display at the Charles P. Jones Memorial Library.

“We look forward each year to the originality and talent displayed in the art and writing,” said Cindy George, chairwoman of the CWC Art Community Services Program Committee.

The club held a reception for students in the art show Thursday afternoon at the library.

“We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of all who make the student and member art show a success each year,” said George. “Thank you for your time and effort.”

All blue ribbon winners are qualified for the Shenandoah District of General Federated Women’s Clubs of Virginia meeting on March 31 in Charlottesville.

The Best of Show art winner will continue on to the state GFWC meeting.

Visual Arts Winners

Grades 9-12

Watercolor Paintings: First Place, Caleb Moul; Second Place, Matthew Myers; Third Place, Addison Ballard.

Acrylic Paintings: First Place, Rachel Hal; Second Place, Roxy Depriest; Third Place, Derek Ratliff.

Tempera: First Place, Rachel Hall.

Black and White Drawings/ Pen and Ink: First Place, Addison Ballard.

Black and White Drawings/ Charcoal: First Place, Elisabeth Clark; Second Place, Caleb Moul; Third Place, Jessica Alexander.

Black and White Drawings/ Pencil: First Place, Matthew Myers; Second Place, Daylin Tyree; Third Place, Malik Edwards.

Color Drawings/Pencil: First Place, Addison Ballard.

Printing: First Place, Caleb Moul; Second Place, Lauren Purdue; Third Place, Derek Ratliff.

Digital Photography

(Color Only)

Portrait/Personality: First Place, Addison Ballard; Second Place, Sierra Knighton; Third Place, Addison Ballard.

Natural History: First Place, Carrigan Wright; Sec-ond Place, Brittany Keyser; Third Place, Emily Comer.

Scenic: First Place, Leanne Stull; Second Place, Brianna Wolfe; Third Place, Addison Ballard.

Feature/Human Interest: First Place, Carrigan Wright; Second Place, Carrigan Wright; Third Place, Kayla Bell.

Miscellaneous

Collages: First Place, Van-essa Ray; Second Place, Rachel Hall; Third Place, Logan Beasley.

Mixed Media: First Place, Logan Beasley; Second Place, Derek Ratliff; Third Place, John Lewis.

Other: First Place, Jessica Alexander; Second Place, Dustin Scott; Third Place, Burke Staunton.

Visual Arts

Grades 6-8

Art

Watercolor Paintings: First Place, Tia McDaniel.

Tempera: First Place, Tia McDaniel; Second Place, Sarah Huffer; Third Place, William Kettlety.

Black and White Draw-ings/Pencil: First Place, Brittney Osborne.

Color Drawings/Pastels: First Place, Logan Walton; Second Place, Kenneth Agbo.

Color Drawings/Markers: First Place, Caleb Haynes.

Color Drawings/Pastels: Second Place, Raven Yox.

Printing: First Place, Catherine Davis; Second Place, Amir Young; Third Place, Meagan Thornhill.

Digital Photography

(Color Only)

Natural History: First Place, Cierra Frye; Second Place, Lizzie Baker.

Scenic: First Place, Lizzie Baker; Second Place Cierra Frye.

Feature/Human Interest: First Place, Lizzie Baker; Second Place, Cierra Frye.

Miscellaneous

Collages: First Place, Jaylan Harris; Second Place, Meagan Thornhill, Third Place, McKenzie Brown.

Mixed Media: First Place, Tabitha Wells; Second Place, Savannah Bell; Third Place, Jaylan Harris.

Graphics: First Place, Emily Hoffman; Second Place, Ashton Southern.

Other: First Place, Sierra Tuttle.

Covington Woman’s Club Member Participants

Cynthia Baroody, red ribbon, Digital Photography, natural history.

Sharon Fergusson, blue ribbon, Watercolor. Blue ribbon, Needlework, Miscellaneous, Red ribbon, Needlework, Miscellaneous.

Doris Hagedon, yellow ribbon, knitting.

Bonnie Keyser, Blue ribbon, Digital Photography, natural history. Blue ribbon, Acrylic Painting, Blue ribbon, Miscellaneous, Mixed Media.

Anne McMennamy, Water-color.

Writing Contest Winners

Grades 1-3

Poetry: First Place, Trevor Broce; Second Place, Daphne Shinault; Third Place, Carter Wickline.

Short Story: First Place, Autumn Ward.

Grades 4-6

Poetry: First Place, Garrett Crawford; Second Place, Tavi Wright; Third Place, Grace Gibson.

Short Story: First Place, Kelsey Ailstock; Second Place, Madison Barnette; Third Place, Kendall Staunton.

Grades 7-9

Poetry: First Place, Naomi Karnes; Second Place, Sierra Tuttle; Third Place, Logan Kidd.

Short Story: First Place, Laramie McCallister; Second Place, Nathan Hiner; Third Place, Malik Edwards.

Grades 10-12

Poetry: First Place, Jessica Thrift.

Short Story: First Place, Sylvanus Richardson; Second Place, Sarah Williams.

Student Art Show
Participants

Alleghany High School: 50 entries by 26 artists.

Caleb Moul, Roxy Depriest, Vanessa Ray, Alicia Balliett, Laura Pardue, Rachel Hall, Derek Ratliff, Jessica Alexander, Brandi Hise, Chloe Bruce, Karlie Bowers, Hannah Spencer, Carrigan Wright, Amber Bess, Courtney Been, Seanne Stull, Olivia Smith, Miranda Hinkle, Faith Mc-Clung, Kayla Bess, Shawnee Smith, Ashley Mann.

Boys’ Home: 15 entries entries by six artists.

Malik Edwards, John Lewis, Jaylan Harris, Julian McClenny, Logan Beasley, Chris Sebina.

Covington High School: 43 entries by 21 artists.

Matthew Myers, Addison Ballard, Sabrina Yox, Derrick Pritt, Keisha Tyson, Telma Morales, Derek Dressler, Burke Staunton, Kaylee Dean-er, Laramie McCallister, Tom Straube, Daylin Tyree, Elis-abeth Clark, Lakiya Luckett, Trevor Hunnicutt, Sierra Knighton, Briana N. Wolfe, Emily Comer, Brittany Keyser, Ashley Boguess, Dustin Scott.

Clifton Middle School: 47 entries by 36 artists.

Brianna Lipham, Tia Mc-Daniel, William Kettlety, Lindsay Ingram, Carlee O’Conner, Steven Unroe, Elania Fridley, Chloe Eggle-ston, Abby Lodge, Ally Lodge, J.T. Loan, Hannah Baldwin, Sarah Huffer, Leandra Mast-ers, Vivian Cucci, Jenna Byers, Madison Arm-ontrout, Keith KaKande, Kelly Bazzera, Rebekah Snedegar, Naty Cottrell, Logan Walton, Austin Looney, Jeremy Rucker, Amir Young, Megan Thornhill, Camryn Nicely, Hunter Mal-com, Catherine Davis, Mykaylah O’Conner, McKenzie Brown, Hannah Wolfe, Carter Adcock, Tabitha Wells, Emily Hoffman, Ashton Southern.

Jeter-Watson Intermedi-ate School: 32 entries by 20 artists.

Sierra Tuttle, Savannah Bell, Nick Tingler, Brittany Osborne, Naseem Darcus, Chris Haynes, Lizzie Baker, Max Gonzales, Kelly Adams, Kenneth Agbo, Abby Baker, Jacob Murphy, Adam Tingler, Caleb Haynes, Raven Yox, Aliyah Hairston, Brooklyn Parr, Cierra Frye, Abigail McCallister, Sierra Tuttle.

Covington Woman’s Club: Eight entries by six artists.

Sharon Fergusson, Doris Hagedon, Anne McMennamy, Cynthia Baroody, Bonnie Keyser.

Art Teachers: Heather Baker, CHS; Lois McMullan, Boys’ Home School; Jeanne Morissette, JWIS; Kaarn Thomas, CMS; Daryl Shreve, AHS.

Art Show Judges: Bari Ballou, Kyle Keyser, Carolina O’Ferral.

Writing Contest Judges: Lisa Hicks, Janet Nelson.

Covington Woman’s Club Art Community Services Program Committee: Phyllis Campbell, Sharon Fergusson, Cindy George (chair), Joyce Loving, Anne McMennamy, Patsy Parker, June Walton.

Covington Woman’s Edu-cation Community Service Program Committee: Clara Moseley (chair,) Nancy Moga, Helen Scott, Ann Deligt.

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