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2015 Regional High School Art Show Awards Avista Choice Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Transitions Artist: Ferran Thomas School: Ferris High School Central Washington University Scholarships Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Featherbrained Artist: Hannah Pomante School: Mt. Spokane High School - $2,000 Title: The Human Industry Artist: Kaleb Mortenson School: Cheney High School - $1,000 Title: Skull Teapot Artist: Zachary Laird School: Gonzaga Prep - $1,000 Title: Summer Sister Artist: Megan Paternoster School: Freeman High School - $1,000 Judge Choice Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Featherbrained Artist: Hannah Pomante School: Mt. Spokane High School Title: The Nameless Bridge Artist: Summer Warwick School: Freeman High School Title: Sprightly Artist: Kira Twiggs School: Mt. Spokane High School Title: Escape Artist: Sophia Whitsett School: Central Valley High School NEWESD 101 Board of Directors Choice Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Summer Sister Artist: Megan Paternoster School: Freeman High School NEWESD 101 Superintendent Choice Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Puddles Artist: Aly Neal School: Central Valley High School NEWESD 101 Staff Choice Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Chasing Balance Artist: Rachel Poshusta School: Central Valley High School First Place Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Featherbrained Artist: Hannah Pomante School: Mt. Spokane High School Title: The Human Industry Artist: Kaleb Mortenson School: Cheney High School Title: Stripes Artist: Emily Stout School: Garfield-Palouse High School Title: Abandonment Artist: Mariah Johnson School: Shadle Park High School Title: Krouos Artist: Savanna Judd School: Lewis & Clark High School Title: Musing Artist: Payton Thorson School: Cheney High School Title: Death and War Artist: David Gonzales School: Central Valley High School Second Place Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Fire By Night Artist: Garret Melton School: Mead High School Title: Skull Teapot Artist: Zachary Laird School: Gonzaga Prep Title: Tiger Stripes Artist: Abbi Sandborn School: Freeman High School Title: The Warehouse Artist: Andrew Snendiker School: Mead High School Third Place Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Ominous Artist: Ryland Deane School: Tekoa High School Title: Same Person Artist: Jessica Emert School: Cheney High School Title: The Nameless Bridge Artist: Summer Warwick School: Freeman High School Title: Bright Ideas Artist: Sydney Zapf School: Cheney High School Honorable Mention Regional High School Art Show Awards Title: Two Sides of Life Artist: Kaylee Holloway School: University High School Title: Angel Artist: Harley Belisle School: Ferris High School Title: Feelings Left Behind Artist: Eliza Nibarger School: Five Mile Prairie School Title: New York from My World Artist: Cassie Buckley School: Deer Park High School.

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