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2006 Youngarts Winners 2006 YoungArts Winners FINALISTS Cinematic Arts Susannah Davidson New Trier Township High School | Glenview, IL Lillian Ripley Tacoma School of the Arts | Vashon, WA Gavin Shapiro Kent School | West Cornwall, CT Thomas Smith Horizon Senior High School | Scottsdale, AZ Andrew Wesman San Francisco University High School | San Francisco, CA Douglas Williams Stonington High School | Stonington, CT Steven Wilson Santa Ynez Valley Union High School | Solvang, CA Dance Tyquan Barnard | Modern New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL James Boyd | World Dance Douglas Anderson School of the Arts | Jacksonville, FL Kelsey Buchanan | Ballet Honeoye Falls-Lima High School | Honeoye Falls, NY 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Jonathan Campbell | Jazz Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts | Cedar Hill, TX Garrett Coleman | World Dance Central District Catholic High School | Pittsburgh, PA Krista Ettlinger | Ballet St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School | Hollywood, FL Rory Freeman | Modern Classical High School | Providence, RI Joseph Gorak | Ballet Home School | Orlando, FL Allysen Hooks | Modern High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Ramona Kelley | Modern Berkeley High School | Berkeley, CA Maggie Kim | World Dance Stuyvesant High School | Douglaston, NY Keyunna Lawrence | Modern Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Perform | Manhattan, NY Mangala Maddali | World Dance Clinton High School | Clinton, MS LeBaron McClary | Modern Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Perform | New York, NY Danielle Mills | Modern Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Perform | Bronx, NY Andrea Murillo | Modern New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Roxanne Nimmons | Modern Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts | Dallas, TX Angelina Nockai | World Dance Stadium High School | Tacoma, WA Justin Prescott | Tap High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Missouri City, TX Preethi Ramaprasad | World Dance Ridge High School | Basking Ridge, NJ Deirdre Robinett | World Dance Mount Notre Dame | Loveland, OH 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Andrea Smith | Modern New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Ashley Smith | World Dance Westwood High School | Westwood, MA Priscilla Villanueva | World Dance Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts | Dallas, TX Alexis Wilson | World Dance Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts | Cedar Hill, TX Jazz Chase Michaels Baird | Saxophone Acalanes Senior High School | Lafayette, CA Billy Buss | Trumpet Berkeley High School | Berkeley, CA Nathan Cepelinski | Saxophone Ontario Canada, FS Michael Gleichman | Percussion North Springs High School | Roswell, GA Julian Pollack | Keyboard Berkeley High School | Berkeley, CA Alex Wintz | Guitar Morristown High School | Morristown, NJ Music Hari Bernstein | Viola Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Perform | New York, NY Sean Chen | Classical Piano Oak Park High School | Oak Park, CA Samantha Fang | Classical Piano The Harker School | Sunnyvale, CA Elizabeth Fayette | Violin Shoreham-Wading River High School | Wading River, NY David Feldman | French Horn Thousand Oaks High School | Thousand Oaks, CA 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Michael Gilbertson | Composition Stephen Hempstead High School | Dubuque, IA Daniel Goltz | Organ Walla Walla Valley Academy | College Place, WA Anahid Gregorian | Oboe Franklin Senior High School | Glyndon, MD Caleb Hudson | Trumpet Interlochen Arts Academy | Lexington, KY Tracy Jacobson | Bassoon Newark Academy | Berkeley Heights, NJ Hana Jo | Clarinet Lawrence Woodmere Academy | Malverne, NY Mi-Eun Kim | Classical Piano Blue Valley North High School | Overland Park, KS Susie Kim | Violin Neuqua Valley High School | Naperville, IL Christopher Lim | Composition Trinity School | New York, NY Hiro Matsuo | Violoncello Glenbrook South High School | Glenview, IL Sun-A Park | Classical Piano Bergen County Academies | Little Ferry, NJ Kristen Predl | Flute Lincoln-Way Central High School | New Lenox, IL Brian Santero | Trombone Roy C. Ketcham High School | Poughkeepsie, NY Daniel Schlosberg | Composition Lower Merion High School | Merion, PA William Short | Bassoon Round Rock High School | Round Rock, TX Ariadne Smith | Classical Guitar Prospect High School | San Jose, CA Hanah Stuart | Violin Libertyville Senior High School | Libertyville, IL Andrew Tyson | Classical Piano Durham Academy | Durham, NC 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Jaie Woodard | French Horn Interlochen Arts Academy | Jackson , MI Derek Zadinsky | Contrabass Skyline High School | Issaquah, WA Photography Michelle Alpert Towson Senior High School | Towson, MD Kathleen Ching Abraham Lincoln High School | Brooklyn, NY Adam Clunn Cypress-Fairbanks High School | Cypress, TX Phylicia Ghee Carver Center for Arts and Technology | Randallstown, MD Leah Goldstein Carver Center for Arts and Technology | Baltimore, MD Benjamin Guthorn Carver Center for Arts and Technology | Owings Mills, MD Megan Hunt Cincinnati Country Day School | Terrace Park, OH Theater Christopher Blem | Spoken and Musical Theater Howard W. Blake Senior High School | Tampa, FL Milton Britton, Jr. | Spoken Only Broad Ripple High School-Center for Performing & Visual Arts | Indianapolis, IN Dustin Bronson | Spoken Only Natomas Performing Fine Arts Academy | Rocklin, CA Kelsey Dardeau | Spoken and Musical Theater West Orange-Stark High School | Orange, TX James Felts | Spoken Only Farragut High School | Knoxville, TN Ryan Fitzgerald | Spoken and Musical Theater Denver School of the Arts | Longmont, CO 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Rosharra Francis | Spoken and Musical Theater Gibbs High School | Odessa, FL Bridgette Gan | Spoken and Musical Theater Central Dauphin Senior High School | Harrisburg, PA Lorraine Gayer | Spoken and Musical Theater Interlochen Arts Academy | Naples, FL Shalita Grant | Spoken Only Baltimore School for the Arts | Baltimore, MD Maryum Harris-Johnson | Spoken and Musical Theater High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Jeremy Hawkins | Spoken Only New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Jacob Hoffman | Spoken and Musical Theater Francis W. Parker School | Chicago, IL Matthew Kacergis | Spoken and Musical Theater Joseph Wheeler High School | Marietta, GA Amanda Kahn | Spoken and Musical Theater Syosset High School | Woodbury, NY Caitlin Kimball | Spoken and Musical Theater Bishop Moore Catholic Senior High School | Winter Park, FL Kelsey Kurz | Spoken Only Roselle Park High School | Roselle Park, NJ Abraham Makany | Spoken Only Alief Taylor High School | Houston, TX Lee Marks | Spoken and Musical Theater Idyllwild Arts Academy | Idyllwild, CA Leonard Navarro | Spoken and Musical Theater North East School of the Arts | San Antonio, TX Chase Newell | Spoken and Musical Theater Interlochen Arts Academy | Austin, TX Tiffany Oglesby | Spoken Only Tri-Cities Senior High School | College Park, GA Amelia Pedlow | Spoken Only Nazareth Academy H.S. | Philadelphia, PA Blake Pfeil | Spoken and Musical Theater Rampart High School | Colorado Springs, CO 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Gabe Richards | Spoken Only Vancouver School of Arts and Academics | Vancouver, WA Visual Arts Gordon Barnard High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Jonathan Carvayal Design & Architecture Senior High School | Miami, FL Devin Caserta New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Leonardo Castaneda New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Orpheus Collar Carver Center for Arts and Technology | Baltimore, MD Michael Feliz New World School of the Arts | Miami, FL Sara Fowler Wauwatosa East Senior High School | Wauwatosa, WI Saredt Franco Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. School of the Arts | Palm Beach Gardens, FL Rachel Goss High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Bellaire, TX Jordan Johnson High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Kate Koconis Wauwatosa East Senior High School | Wauwatosa, WI Morgan Long Alabama School of Fine Arts | Birmingham, AL Chelsea Luna High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Nicole Mourino Palmer Trinity School | Miami, FL Sung Jun Park West Windsor-Plainsboro High School, North | Plainsboro, NJ Stephanie Rudig 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Wauwatosa East Senior High School | Wauwatosa, WI Jason Sanford Saint Marks School of Texas | Dallas, TX Eloise Santa Maria High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | Houston, TX Will Schneider-White Duke Ellington School of the Arts | Washington, DC Samuel Shea Pius XI High School | Menomonee Falls, WI Thomas Stempka Cumberland Valley High School | Mechanicsburg, PA Jay Stokes Pius XI High School | New Berlin, WI Benjamin Sunderlin Lafayette Jefferson Senior High School | Lafayette, IN Lauren Valchuis Deerfield Academy | Marlborough, MA Jessica Ventura Design & Architecture Senior High School | Miami, FL Voice Stephen Barchi | Baritone Hauppauge High School | Hauppauge, NY Kendra Berentsen | Soprano David Douglas High School | Portland, OR Elizabeth Davies | Popular Voice Byram Hills Senior High School | Bedford, NY Carlton Ford | Baritone Interlochen Arts Academy | Homewood, IL Tyler Hodges | Baritone Interlochen Arts Academy | Kalamazoo, MI Betsy Hott | Soprano Los Lunas High School | Los Lunas, NM Tatiana Mayfield | Jazz Voice Brewer High School | Fort Worth, TX 2006 YOUNGARTS WINNERS FINALISTS Rafael Moras | Tenor Douglas MacArthur Senior High School | San Antonio, TX Louis Riva | Tenor Frank Sinatra School of the Arts | Woodside, NY
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