2010 Switlik Elementary Art Contest Winners

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We just concluded our 2010 Switlik Elementary Art Contest in Marathon recently.  Children ranging from Kindergarten to fifth grade were invited to participate.  Entries were judged by local artists Remy Cabrera, Julie Joyce and Lois Giffen along with Dinata Misovic, based on creativity, originality and best representation of the theme, “A Place I Would Like to Visit”.

The winners were Dante Senmartin, Giauna Abbruzzese, Blake Breedlove, India Wiggins, Holly Frederick, Xochitl Baron, Maidelys Quintero, Chris Garcia, April Sullivan, Lucas Ponzoa, Jazzmine Antrobus, Elizabeth Kyle and Bailey Sullivan. The winning artwork will be on display at the main branch of Centennial Bank in Marathon through the month of June.

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