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ac . 41.5. ' ' -Vt POE TH K ANYONE? LOCAL ARTISTS IN EVER INCREASING NUMBERS SUBMITTED ENTRIES TO THE ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST rv-along lt UIHICUII lor Tech's vlsltlng arttst and members ol the General Educatloh Depanrnent to CHOOSE wtnners In the varlous categorles Taklng tlrst place ln the adult short story category was Mrke Golorth's Moon Dreams. Mlke also submltted an dntltled poem wnlch tled tor llrst place wlth Olxle Delllngers l-llroshtrna' ln the adult poetry competltlon, Other wrnners ln the adult short dlvlston were the lollowlng second place, Agnes Lee Whltaker lor Shark g tntrd place, Shtrley Sehtell lor Bom , and honorable mentlon lor Gllbert Flle's untttled story, To a Dylng Fnend' by Barbara Brldges won second place tn the adult poetry dlvlslon. Thtrd place wtnners were Some Shelby Women Stl wlth Vacant Stares by Ann Herndon and I am Clay by Dtxle Delllnger. Honorable Mentlon went to Ann Herndon for For Sylvta Plath , Ludy Wllkle lor Amerlcan Haiku . Barbara Brldges lor Drought, and Mlchael Gotortn lor an untltled poem. ln the hugh school poetry dlvlsloh, Ton: Benton ol Burns won llrst place for A Sad Song. Melissa Frazier ol Crest tted lor second place wrlh The Seagull, Alllson Elam ol Burns also tied lor second place with Anew, Thtrd place wtnner was Lynn Anderson ol Shelby lor Lute Honorable Mentlon went to Antta Byrd ol Burns and Tonl Benton ol Burns, both tor untutled poems 'Nlgnt at Spooky Mountaln by John Hartman won llrst place ln the chlIdren's short story division, Chris Rossers Someone Sneaked ln my Bedroom recetved an Honorable Mentlon. Wlnners In thechtldrens poetry dtvlslon were Ktm Dunkleylor Wtnter and Kent Harrll lor an untitled poem. Flrst place wlnners had thetr entries published In Tech's 'The Ttger Paw. f H fill- ' X I f Q ivlfm I ,Z JI. J x 1' 1' x A I , .511 x., n- : 'r rt- ...- 11.3 , I ' . X 1 V 4 A an run ' u afr- 4 I r. A r I -.M -It .-nt. 'I 'W' t nl :VU tv.. mu.. .ww ru I 1 n I-no -. l-r -I. rr.. vm. sr -. tp.. --nu- rs. I rr- . -ww.. mv- -. ,yt me I , ,. an u. .H - 1 I ,O 7. I
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