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Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 1 Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 1 Department - 30 Junior Photography Place / Rank Name City/State Club/Farm Name Department 30 - Junior Photography Division 390 - Junior Photography Class 1 - Black & White (5 - 8 yrs) 1st Órlaith Keenan San Francisco, CA The New Village School 1st Donovan Walter Willow Creek Academy 2nd Cathy Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 3rd Donovan Walter Willow Creek Academy Class 2 - Color Print (5 - 8 yrs) 1st Bradain Bello Santa Rosa, CA Sequoia Elementary 1st Bradain Bello Santa Rosa, CA Sequoia Elementary 1st Cathy Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 1st Nara Uncapher Mill Valley, CA Edna Maguire 1st Elena Gnatek Fairfax, CA Pathways Charter 2nd Bradain Bello Santa Rosa, CA Sequoia Elementary 2nd Kate Blumling Corte Madera, CA Old Firehouse School 2nd Cole Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 2nd Cathy Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 2nd Maple Silverstein San Rafael, CA Brandeis Hillel 3rd Cole Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Cole Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Sajiv Kumar San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Sajiv Kumar San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Sajiv Kumar San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Maple Silverstein San Rafael, CA Brandeis Hillel 3rd Nara Uncapher Mill Valley, CA Edna Maguire Class 3 - Black & White (9 - 12 yrs) 1st Catherine Lizarraga San Anselmo, CA Whitehill Middle 2nd Piet Broms San Anselmo, CA Cascade Canyon 2nd Piet Broms San Anselmo, CA Cascade Canyon 2nd Callen T O'Brien Fairfax, CA White Hill Middle 2nd Leo Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 3rd Emily Lord San Rafael, CA San Domenico 3rd Hannah Sellers Larkspur, CA Neil Cummins Class 4 - Color Print (9 - 12 yrs) 1st Leaf Allen San Rafael, CA Davidson 1st Liam Baker San Anselmo, CA Mount Tamalpais 1st Liam Baker San Anselmo, CA Mount Tamalpais 1st Raven Burton Novato, CA Novato Charter 1st Ainsley Dahl Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 1st Ainsley Dahl Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 1st Laura Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 1st Kelly Hoffman San Anselmo, CA San Domenico School 1st Sofia Kakleas San Rafael, CA Miller Creek (cont.) Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 2 Department - 30 Junior Photography Place / Rank Name City/State Club/Farm Name Class 4 - Color Print (9 - 12 yrs) - (cont.) 1st Catherine Lizarraga San Anselmo, CA Whitehill Middle 1st Emily Lord San Rafael, CA San Domenico 1st Emily Lord San Rafael, CA San Domenico 1st Emma Nathanson San Geronimo, CA Homeschool 1st Emma Nathanson San Geronimo, CA Homeschool 1st Callen T O'Brien Fairfax, CA White Hill Middle 1st Callen T O'Brien Fairfax, CA White Hill Middle 1st Maya Papaya Fairfax, CA 4-H H-Lane Vaqueros 1st Maya Papaya Fairfax, CA 4-H H-Lane Vaqueros 1st Tessa Gerould Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 1st Allegra Diaz San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 1st Allegra Diaz San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 2nd Leaf Allen San Rafael, CA Davidson 2nd Liam Baker San Anselmo, CA Mount Tamalpais 2nd Phoebe M Blantz Nicasio, CA Point Reyes Olema 4-H 2nd Piet Broms San Anselmo, CA Cascade Canyon 2nd Callum Brown San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 2nd Callum Brown San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 2nd Raven Burton Novato, CA Novato Charter 2nd Ruby Clarke Point Reyes Sta, CA West Marin School 2nd Alexandrea Coe Ross, CA Homeschool 2nd Raine Conti Corte Madera, CA Neil Cummins Elem. 2nd Raine Conti Corte Madera, CA Neil Cummins Elem. 2nd Ainsley Dahl Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 2nd Sarah R Dougherty Corte Madera, CA Hall Middle School 2nd Sarah R Dougherty Corte Madera, CA Hall Middle School 2nd Sarah R Dougherty Corte Madera, CA Hall Middle School 2nd Kat Ehlen San Rafael, CA Miller Creek 2nd Chase Faber San Francisco, CA SF Friends 2nd Chase Faber San Francisco, CA SF Friends 2nd Henry Faber San Francisco, CA SF Friends 2nd Dylan Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 2nd Sierra Greene San Rafael, CA Glenwood Elem. 2nd Sienna Greenberg San Rafael, CA Marin Montessori 2nd Emma Hartley Novato, CA Homeschool 2nd Laura Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 2nd Kelly Hoffman San Anselmo, CA San Domenico School 2nd Mia R Krueger Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 2nd Mia R Krueger Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 2nd Sarah Mardesich San Rafael, CA Marin Waldorf 2nd Callen T O'Brien Fairfax, CA White Hill Middle 2nd Katie O'Reilly Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 2nd Maya Papaya Fairfax, CA 4-H H-Lane Vaqueros 2nd Ellie Pierce Fairfax, CA Manor (cont.) Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 3 Department - 30 Junior Photography Place / Rank Name City/State Club/Farm Name Class 4 - Color Print (9 - 12 yrs) - (cont.) 2nd Ellie Pierce Fairfax, CA Manor 2nd Ellie Pierce Fairfax, CA Manor 2nd Lauren Pettijohn San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elementary 2nd Lauren Pettijohn San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elementary 2nd Leo Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 2nd Mia Strassman San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 2nd Cole Summers Greenbrae, CA Kent Middle 2nd Nathan Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 2nd Nathan Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 2nd Sydney Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 2nd Sydney Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 2nd Jacob Verweil San Rafael, CA St. Raphael School 2nd Molly Wiens Novato, CA Hamilton 2nd Sarrah Wilkes Novato, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 2nd Thomas X Kenton Fairfax, CA St. Anselm 2nd Thomas X Kenton Fairfax, CA St. Anselm 2nd Tessa Gerould Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 2nd Claudia Sparrow San Rafael, CA 2nd Claudia Sparrow San Rafael, CA 2nd Claudia Sparrow San Rafael, CA 2nd Austin Castro Novato, CA Pleasant Valley 2nd Connor Castro Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 2nd Olivia M Blantz Nicasio, CA Point Reyes-Olema 4-H 3rd Leaf Allen San Rafael, CA Davidson 3rd Callum Brown San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 3rd Ruby Clarke Point Reyes Sta, CA West Marin School 3rd Alexandrea Coe Ross, CA Homeschool 3rd Alexandrea Coe Ross, CA Homeschool 3rd Dylan Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Dylan Gibson San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elem. 3rd Max Gutierrez San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 3rd Laura Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 3rd Sofia Kakleas San Rafael, CA Miller Creek 3rd Sofia Kakleas San Rafael, CA Miller Creek 3rd Andre Kfouri San Rafael, CA Coleman 3rd Mia R Krueger Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 3rd Mia R Krueger Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 3rd Mia R Krueger Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 3rd Jonathan Palfy San Rafael, CA Miller Creek 3rd Lauren Pettijohn San Rafael, CA Vallecito Elementary 3rd Anthony Rasella Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 3rd Carmen J Rasella Mill Valley, CA Park School 3rd Leo Schützendorf San Francisco, CA Gate Academy 3rd Josie Shaw Novato, CA Novato Charter (cont.) Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 4 Department - 30 Junior Photography Place / Rank Name City/State Club/Farm Name Class 4 - Color Print (9 - 12 yrs) - (cont.) 3rd Mia Strassman San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 3rd Mia Strassman San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's 3rd Nathan Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 3rd Sydney Tirschwell Greenbrae, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 3rd Emily Dvorson Mill Valley, CA Greenwood School 3rd Thomas X Kenton Fairfax, CA St. Anselm 3rd Tessa Gerould Mill Valley, CA Mill Valley Middle 3rd Rudy D Lee San Anselmo, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 3rd Rudy D Lee San Anselmo, CA Brandeis Hillel Day 3rd Connor Castro Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 3rd Connor Castro Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 3rd Brooke Smith San Rafael, CA Sun Valley 3rd Allegra Diaz San Rafael, CA Saint Mark's Caitlin Chow-Ise San Rafael, CA Davidson Middle Caitlin Chow-Ise San Rafael, CA Davidson Middle Caitlin Chow-Ise San Rafael, CA Davidson Middle Molly Madden San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle Connor Castro Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle Molly Madden San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle Molly Madden San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle Class 5 - Black & White (13 - 15 yrs) 1st Christian Broms San Anselmo, CA Sir Francis Drake High 1st Edan Lambright San Francisco, CA The Urban School 1st Jillian N Shea San Rafael, CA Novato High, MSA 1st Jillian N Shea San Rafael, CA Novato High, MSA 1st Sonia Sondheim San Rafael, CA San Rafael High 1st Naomi Michaelis Novato, CA Brandeis 2nd Kathryn Bernhardt Novato, CA Marin School of the Arts 2nd Christian Broms San Anselmo, CA Sir Francis Drake High 2nd Jacqueline Levitan Mill Valley, CA Marin Academy 2nd Emily J Ospital Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 2nd Hannah G Pedersen San Rafael, CA Davidson Middle 2nd Jillian N Shea San Rafael, CA Novato High, MSA 2nd Jacob Weber Novato, CA The Marin School 2nd Jordan Zabek-Hill San Rafael, CA Zamora Academy 2nd Ming Bacharach Branson 2nd Naomi Michaelis Novato, CA Brandeis 3rd Olivia Buscaglia Novato, CA Our Lady of Loretto 3rd Isabelle C Corn Greenbrae, CA Redwood High 3rd Shelby D Hammond Petaluma, CA Casa Grande High 3rd Sidney Leipsic San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle 3rd Ana S Ostrovsky San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle 3rd Izel Van Epps San Anselmo, CA Brandeis-Hillel 3rd Sonia Sondheim San Rafael, CA San Rafael High Publicity Report - Premium Placing Marin County Fair Page 5 Department - 30 Junior Photography Place / Rank Name City/State Club/Farm Name Class 6 - Color Print (13 - 15 yrs) 1st Niles Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 1st Niles Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 1st Niles Helms Novato, CA Jim Bridger 1st Rachael L Metzger San Rafael, CA Tamalpais 4-H 1st Emily J Ospital Novato, CA Sinaloa Middle 1st Julia Stengel San Rafael, CA Miller Creek Middle 1st Sonia Sondheim San Rafael, CA San Rafael High 1st AJ Torres San Rafael, CA San Domenico 2nd Taylor Conti Corte Madera, CA Hall Middle
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