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ISAS Arts Festival 2016 3D Art Saint Mary's Hall 3070 3070 W.C. W.C. Salad Bar 3070 3070 East Wing 3070 4401 3070 3070 3070 Drink Station 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 South Wing Pipe and Drape 3070 Salad Bar Drink Station Section of Pipe and Drape Should Have Ability to Open and Close Fire Place Serving Line Kitchen Area Section of Pipe and Drape Should Have Ability to Open and Close Lower Ceiling +9'-8" Salad Bar Drink Station Lower Ceiling +8'-0" 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 Festival Events Coordinator: Lisa Westmoreland Phone: 210.483.9147 email: [email protected] Festival Venue Coordinator: Javan Johnson Phone: 210.483.9246 email: [email protected] Director of Fine Arts: Bethany Bohall Phone: 210.483.9253 email: [email protected] Technical Director: Patrick Cunningham Phone: 210.483.9246 email: [email protected] Venue Contact: Nate Cassie Phone: 210.483.9296 email: [email protected] Venue: Dining Hall Building # 44 Room # 4401 Saint Mary's Hall Date of Festival: Date Drawn: 4. 7. 2016 8. 12. 2015 9401 Starcrest Dr. Revised Date: Scale: San Antonio Tx 78217 2. 16. 2016 NTS (210) 483-9100 Drawn By: email: www.isasw.org/isas-arts-festival J Johnson [email protected] www.smhall.org 3D Table Layout Dining Hall South Wing 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 3070 South Wing To East Wing Alcuin School Metairie Park John Cooper Duchesne Salad Bar Communal Display Saint Mary's Hall The Kinkaid School The Hockaday School Wichita Collegiate School Fire Place Fort Worth Country Day Greenhill School Heritage Hall Salad Bar Communal Display Winston Dallas Parish Episc Episcopal School of Dallas Ursuline 3D Table Layout Dining Hall East Wing 3070 3070 East Wing St. Mark's School of Texas Holland Hall Funiture St. Mark's School of Texas Casady School Drink Station Santa Fe St. John's School St. Stephen's Sacred Heart Salad Bar Lakehill Communal Display Cistercian 3070 TMI Trinity Midland Louise McGehee 3070 W.C. Acadiana All Saints Tyler To South Wing W.C. 3070 3070 3070 3070.

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