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77 revruary 16, 1977 SUSQUEHANNA TIMES - Page 9
DHS students win awards in county art competition
Becky Ruhl
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Holly Spence Oyd unde d ii Si
| Petty They " Immons
Donegal High School art
students won twenty Certif-
icates of Merit and a Gold
Key award in this year’s
Lancaster County Scholastic
Art Awards Competition.
Over two thousand pieces
of art-work from county
Junior and Senior High
Schools underwent rigorous
judging the past two Satur-
days. Of these two thous-
and, only five hundred
were chosen for the exhib-
it. The judges, who are
college art professors and
professional artists look for
highly imaginative compo-
sition as well as technical
quality. There are very few
traditional still-lifes, animal
drawings or portraits ac-
cepted.
Holly Spence, who is a
Junior and an Art Major
won a Gold Key Award for
an embossing of a window
with pen and ink trees
beyond.
Multiple winners include
Floyd Runkle, a Sopho-
more, who has five pieces
on exhibit; Patty Floyd, a
senior who has three pieces
on exhibit; and Steve Eno,
a senior who has two Allison Hawthorne Steve Eno
pieces on exhibit.
Other exhibitors include:
Allison Hawthorne, Jr.;
Paul Smith, Sr.; Jim
Johnson, Jr.; Vicki Fogie,
Soph.; Robin Herr, Jr.;
Nancy Stehman, Jr.; Becky
Rulil, - Jr.;. and Oil
Joenpara, Sr.
Mrs. Linda Ross, high
school art teacher says that
this has been the best year
ever for quantity of pieces
accepted from Donegal.
Acceptance, percentage-
wise of pieces entered, was
above the county average.
Mrs. Ross has hopes for
more awards next year.
Being one of the small |
schools in the county, |
On December 31, 1976,
Mark A. Simmons was
awarded a Bachelor of
Science degree in Psycho-
logy by the University of
South Carolina.
Mark is a native of
Marietta and graduated
from Donegal High School
in 19/3. He is currently
employed by the Psycho-
logy Department at U.S.C
and resides with his wife
and son at 95 Woodbine
Park Apts., 1600 Platt
#. Springs Road, West Colum-
Jim Johnson bia, SC 29169.
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