Central High School Visual Arts Best in Show

Central High School Visual Arts Best in Show
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Central High School visual arts students had the opportunity participate in the Kiwanis County Art Show. Several students came away with honors.

Natalie Proksell was awarded Best in Show, received a $500 scholarship and will be moving on to the state juried exhibition. Catherine Simmons was awarded 4th place and a $100 scholarship. Anna Stober, MacKenzie Auer and Autumn Higgins also received honorable mention. 

Central High School’s visual arts teacher is Ms. Scobey Thompson.

Original source can be found here.



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