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Junior Duck Stamp Junior Duck Stamp Winners List Group I place firstname lastname School Name Town 1st Place Matthew Liu Luckie Art Studio Lexington 1st Place Annie Wang Fun Learning Place Acton 1st Place Jacqueline Wang Fun Learning Place Acton 2nd Place Isaac Han Tong Pei Studio Acton 2nd Place Anna Kladova Chestnut Hill Art Studio Boston 2nd Place Heather Lui Shi Lin Art Studio Acton 3rd Place Alexander Li Shi Lin Art Studio Acton 3rd Place Aidan Liu Tong Pei Studio Acton 3rd Place Kenneth Xu Tong Pei Studio Acton Honorable Mention Catherine Bain Bain Art School Lexington Honorable Mention Jessica Chen Tong Pei Studio Acton Honorable Mention Zachary Chen Chen Homeschool Winchester Honorable Mention Isabella Chu Chu Homeschool Malden Honorable Mention Andrea Gu Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Michael He Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Chloe Helmer NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Erin Huang Fun Learning Place Acton Honorable Mention Melissa Johanson Eagle Wings Christian Academy Millbury Honorable Mention Brian Li Fun Learning Place Acton Honorable Mention William Liu Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Matthew Qian Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Nicholas Saponaro Lilja School Natick Honorable Mention Evan Shan Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Kate Spengler NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Yolander Yang Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Page 1 of 4 Junior Duck Stamp Winners List Group II place firstname lastname School Name Town 1st Place Charlotte Bain Bain Art School Lexington 1st Place Anisha Kundu Peter Noyes Elementary School Sudbury 1st Place Emily Zhao Zhao Homeschool Boxborough 2nd Place Michelle Cao Shi Lin Art Studio Acton 2nd Place Kelly Hui Luckie Art Studio Lexington 2nd Place Angela Zhang Luckie Art Studio Lexington 3rd Place Dora Chen Wu Homeschool Wayland 3rd Place Elsie Liu Tong Pei Studio Acton 3rd Place Brian Zhang Tong Pei Studio Acton Honorable Mention Jesse Ding North Intermediate School Wilmington Honorable Mention Anna Dzhitenov Chestnut Hill Art Studio Boston Honorable Mention Chunzhou Gu Cheng Homeschool Lexington Honorable Mention Sophie Hua Tong Pei Studio Acton Honorable Mention Irene Ji Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention Amy Li Amy Li Homeschool Newton Honorable Mention Johann Pang Covenant Christian Academy West Peabody Honorable Mention Jessica Shang Zhou Homeschool Carlisle Honorable Mention Katharine Tisdale NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Emily Xu Tong Pei Studio Acton Honorable Mention Briana Yang Yang Homeschool Winchester Honorable Mention Sherry You Su Huang Home School Winchester Honorable Mention Alex Yu Fun Learning Place Acton Honorable Mention Crystal Zhang Shi Lin Art Studio Acton Honorable Mention May Zheng Luckie Art Studio Lexington Honorable Mention Jiayi Zhou Luckie Art Studio Lexington Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Page 2 of 4 Junior Duck Stamp Winners List Group III place firstname lastname School Name Town 1st Place David Lu Shi Lin Art Studio Acton 1st Place Eileen You Luckie Art Studio Lexington 1st Place Emme Zhou Luckie Art Studio Lexington 2nd Place Michael Li Shi Lin Art Studio Acton 2nd Place Trevor Shrady NOA Gallery & Art School Groton 2nd Place Macalistair Sloan-Anderson Cudnohufsky Watercolors Ashfield 3rd Place Mi Choi Belchertown High School Belchertown 3rd Place Nicholas Glaser Pope John Paul II High School Hyannis 3rd Place Maxime Pitchon Academy Hill School Springfield Honorable Mention Ron Berdichevsky Chestnut Hill Art Studio Boston Honorable Mention Sarah Carroll Notre Dame Academy Worcester Honorable Mention Julia Dwinell Mount Saint Charles Wrentham Honorable Mention Jenna Gormley Designs Art Studio Sturbridge Honorable Mention Lexi Lajeunesse Belchertown High School Belchertown Honorable Mention Chukun Li Luckie Art Studio Lexington Honorable Mention Lydia Miller Bradford Christian Academy Bradford Honorable Mention Rebecca Mulley Bradford Christian Academy Bradford Honorable Mention Mikayla Skafas Bradford Christian Academy Bradford Honorable Mention Hannah Smith Bradford Christian Academy Bradford Honorable Mention Marina Spenciner Attleboro Arts Museum Attleboro Honorable Mention Danica Sun Diamond Middle School Lexington Honorable Mention Lulu Tian Luckie Art Studio Lexington Honorable Mention Jesse Trainor NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Chloe Zastrow Charlton Middle School Charlton Honorable Mention Kit Zimmer NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Page 3 of 4 Junior Duck Stamp Winners List Group IV place firstname lastname School Name Town 1st Place Grace Young The Bromfield School Harvard 1st Place Hannah Zhang Sharon High School Sharon 2nd Place Kristina Gorski Chelmsford High School Chelmsford 2nd Place Julia Renaghan Bishop Feehan High School Attleboro 2nd Place Gwendolyn Thayer Frontier Regional School South Deerfield 3rd Place Emily Gaimari Frontier Regional School South Deerfield 3rd Place Min Suh Lim Bradford Christian Academy Bradford 3rd Place Elizabeth Salomaa Salomaa Homeschool Chelmsford Best Of Show Xiaomei Chen Westford Academy Westford Honorable Mention Jacqulyn Cernak NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Hadley Desmarais Frontier Regional School South Deerfield Honorable Mention Gianna Desrochers Bishop Feehan High School Attleboro Honorable Mention Alyssa Genereux Chelmsford High School Chelmsford Honorable Mention Angela Grabazs Belchertown High School Belchertown Honorable Mention Allyson Hamelin Frontier Regional School South Deerfield Honorable Mention Mariah Howe Frontier Regional School South Deerfield Honorable Mention Erica Kamins Belchertown High School Belchertown Honorable Mention Daniel Konviser Chestnut Hill Art Studio Boston Honorable Mention Kaitlin Kramer NOA Gallery & Art School Groton Honorable Mention Meagan Makiej Chelmsford High School Chelmsford Honorable Mention Mariah Morse Frontier Regional School South Deerfield Honorable Mention Courtney Newsome Frontier Regional School South Deerfield Honorable Mention Katelyn Rainville Notre Dame Academy Worcester Honorable Mention Madelyn Sweet Bishop Feehan High School Attleboro Honorable Mention David Walsh Community Creations Studio Jefferson Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Page 4 of 4.
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