Thirteen
Winners in 17 categories in the
Shallotte Junior Woman's Club Student
Arts Festival will advance to
district competition to he held at
Shallotte Middle School on March 2.
The festival, held Saturday at West
Brunswick High School, featured 165
entries from students attending
Shallotte Middle, Waccamaw
Elementary and West Brunswick
High schools. Judges were Rusty
Hughes, Bubbi Hughes, Virginia
I.auzon, David Clegg, Sheila
McLamb and Dean Carroll.
In addition to arts festival winners,
the club also announced Saturday its
nominees for the Sallie Southall Cotton
Scholarship awarded each year
by the N.C. Federation of Women's
Clubs.
West Brunswick High School senior
Keith L. Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Danny Stanley of Shallotte, will
receive $350 from the Shallotte
Junior Woman's Club and the opportunity
to compete at i'ne district level.
The district winner will receive a
$100 scholarship and the right to compete
for the $8,000, 4-year federation
scholarship.
Stanley ranks in the top 5 percent
of his senior class academically and
was selected through personal interviews.
He plans to attend N.C. Slate
University.
West Brunswick sophomore Keith
White claimed blue ribbons in wood
crafts, ceramics, paper crafts and
(grades 10-11) painting, and also
third place in painting.
Other results are as follows:
Wood Crafts?Lcslev Gore illthi
second; Edwin Cortez (llthi, third;
Decorative Painting?Tom
McMullen (12th), first;
Sculpture?Karen Hewett (12th),
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EARNING BLUE RIBBONS from SI
competition were Kerry Cuinhw. El
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Receiving honorable mentions in
painting were, in grades 7-9, Hoy
I a-wis (8th), Eric Branson (8th),
harry Hill (8th), Terry Watson (8th),
Raybon Price (8th), Felicia Gore
(9th): and in grades 10-U, Keith
White (10th), Lesley Gore (Uth) and
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