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2015 Visual Art Festival High School Senior Show Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center presents the 20152015 VisualVisual ArtArt FestivalFestival HighHigh SchoolSchool SeniorSenior ShowShow Artwork by: Maria Uhase, Wadsworth High School 1st Place MCAL Scholarship Award March 12 - April 9 Artwork by: Mikala Burlingame, Medina High School 2nd Place MCAL Scholarship Award Artwork by: Aaron Pajestka, Brunswick High School 3rd Place MCAL Scholarship Award Welcome On behalf of the Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center Governing Board and Superintendent William Koran, welcome to the 31st Annual Visual Art Festival. Show Committee Julie Krueger, Visual Art Festival Coordinator Medina County Schools’ ESC Scott Borror, Scholarship Committee Chair Medina County Art League Deanna Clucas, President Medina County Art League Presented by: Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center In partnership with: Medina County Art League Medina Hospital, a Cleveland Clinic hospital C.B. Richard Ellis Reception and Award Presentations March 23, 2015 7 p.m. Entertainment Robert Krueger, Violinist Refreshments and Socializing 7:30 p.m. Welcome and Introductory Remarks Julie Krueger, Festival Coordinator Medina County Schools’ ESC Deanna Clucas, President Medina County Art League Presentation of Medina County Art League Scholarship Awards Scott Borror, Scholarship Committee Chair Medina County Art League Presentation of MCSESC Awards Chris Day, Special Projects Coordinator Medina County Schools’ ESC Closing Julie Krueger, Festival Coordinator Medina County Schools’ ESC Participating Students Brunswick High School Nichole Scheutzow, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Britany Kulka 3 Aaron Pajestka* 6 Buckeye High School Ryan Kerns, Visual Arts Teacher Ben Lutman, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Andrew Duliba* 5 Zach Harmon* 6 Bryan Landon 4 Cloverleaf High School Julie Krueger, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Brandee Bell 8 Daniel Chudzinski 5 Sarah Evens 1 Nicole Gingrich 1 Laura Hobbs* 1 Janelle Jordan 8 Becky Laughlin 4 Harper Owens 1 Jesse Plute* 1 Sarah Sommers 8 Morgan Wood* 1 _____________ *Award winner Participating Students Highland High School Bonnie Kubilus, Visual Arts Teacher Patricia Wise, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Marina Budi 8 Kelly Cooney 3 Kelsea Deininger 8 James Downey 2 Vanessa Golias 3 Taylor Hrabak 5 Hayley Jones* 6 Madison Landsness 8 Ryan Levan 5 Marco Milkovich 3 Hannah Obremski 8 Leora Rafeld 8 Angeline Redman 4 Darby Thonnings 8 Natalie Wisswesser* 7 Nicole Wisswesser 4 Medina High School Bobbie Foy, Visual Arts Teacher Jacqueline Wiland, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Kristine Blackburn 4 Mikala Burlingame* 6 Claire Neuhauser 5 Scott Schaible 8 Jenna Taylor 7 Samantha Tietjen 7 Haley Wasserman 6 _____________ *Award winner Participating Students Wadsworth High School Dave Derrig, Visual Arts Teacher Artist Total Works Rachel Faber 8 Mason Hicks 7 Emily Kopchak 8 Libby O’Hara 7 Nathaniel Perry 7 Olivia Pickard* 6 Maria Uhase* 6 _____________ *Award winner Artwork by: Olivia Pickard, Wadsworth High School Honorable Mention MCAL Scholarship Award Medina County Art League, Inc. PO Box 339 Medina, Ohio 44258 Medina County Art League - Scholarship Awards - Medina County Art League has a raffle of donated artwork from participating artists in our Art in the Park event, held annually on the third Sunday in July. For several years, the league has added to the raffle earnings making the Scholarship Awards an outstanding amount of money for the students. This year is no different. We have set aside $2,600 to be distributed as follows: 1st Place - $1,000; 2nd Place - $700; 3rd Place - $550; and Honorable Mention - $350. Scott Borror, Medina County Art League Scholarship Committee Chair, stated, “We are always happy to see such quality coming from the students. Since the teachers play a large part in the quality of work the students produce, I would like to thank them for helping their students develop their artistic abilities. Our challenge is to find the students who not only have talent but who can create with their heart.” We believe we have done this and are happy to announce the following MCAL 2015 Continuing Art Education Scholarship award winners: 1st Maria Uhase Wadsworth HS University of Akron 2nd Mikala Burlingame Medina HS Baldwin-Wallace Univ. 3rd Aaron Pajestka Brunswick HS Ohio State University HM Olivia Pickard Wadsworth HS Kent State University The winners for the non-scholarship entries are as follows: 1st Andrew Duliba Buckeye HS 2nd Hayley Jones Highland HS 3rd Natalie Wisswesser Highland HS HM Zack Harmon Buckeye HS University of Akron Individual entry winners are listed below: 1st Laura Hobbs Cloverleaf HS 2nd Jesse Plute Cloverleaf HS 3rd Morgan Wood Cloverleaf HS Purpose The Medina County Visual Art Festival—High School Senior Show continues to provide a forum for students to see the works of other students from across the county. For students entering portfolios, the format is similar to a graduating art major in college who is required to hold a senior show. Additionally, the Medina County Art League presents scholarship awards to the winners of its “High School Seniors Scholarships Program” during the Visual Art Festival. An outgrowth of the Visual Art Festival is a year-around rotating student artwork display on most floors of the South Medical Office Building. Rules High school seniors who are students of Medina County visual arts teachers are eligible to participate. Scholarship portfolios, non-scholarship portfolios, and individual entries are accepted. Artwork must be original, school appropriate, and created in conjunction with school assignments. Recognition Winners of the Medina County Art League “Senior Scholarship Program” will each receive a scholarship award. Gift cards and ribbons will be awarded to winners in the non-scholarship and individual entry categories by the Medina County Schools’ Educational Service Center (MCSESC). All participants will receive a certificate of participation from the MCSESC. ~ Special Thanks ~ To the following officials for coordinating the use of the South Medical Office Building: Dr. Thomas Tulisiak, President, Medina Hospital Danielle Langemo, Regional Marketing Director, Cleveland Clinic Foundation Daniel Sutton, Properties Manager, CB Richard Ellis To the following major sponsors for partnering to construct and install the display panels: Medina County Schools’ ESC Medina Hospital, a Cleveland Clinic hospital To the following individual sponsors for their financial support: George and Mary Marg Marquis* Brenda Zacharias* To the following art teachers for hanging and taking down the show: Julie Krueger, Cloverleaf High School Adam Michel, Cloverleaf High School To Brenda Zacharias, Medina County Schools’ ESC Fine Arts administrative assistant, for her organizational and secretarial assistance _______________ *Our $100 Club Artwork by: Andrew Duliba, Buckeye High School 1st Place - Non-scholarship Entry Artwork by: Laura Hobbs, Cloverleaf High School 1st Place - Individual Entry .
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