2012 Crab Fest Poster Contest Winners

Each year, the Chamber of Commerce sponsors a poster contest for first, second, and third grade students from Crenshaw and High Island Schools. The theme is the Texas Crab Festival and the young artists enthusiastically worked on their entries. Many great posters were submitted again this year, and the committee had a difficult time choosing the winners. Thanks to everyone involved, you helped make it a great success. Below is a list of winners. Posters will be on display in The Big Store.

Crenshaw School, Best in Show-Bailey Reinsch
1st Grade: 1st-Ana Liz Castillo, 2nd-Axel Balderama, 3rd-Devin Kay
2nd Grade: 1st-Stephany Doreteo, 2nd-Jose Perez Reyes, 3rd-Mya Belz
3rd Grade: 1st-Bailey Reinsch, 2nd-Jessica Ortiz, 3rd-Jon Michael Somonte

High Island School, Best In Show-Ahkaylah Barrett
1st Grade: 1st-Hannah Bohler, 2nd-Quentin Malinchalk, 3rd-Caden Perea
2nd Grade: 1st-Ahkaylah Barrett, 2nd-Jamiellene Fraser, 3rd-Laynee Barrow
3rd Grade: 1st-Aubrey Carter, 2nd-Shelby Bohler, 3rd-Ben Borden

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Axel Balderama

Mya Belz

Bailey Reinsch

Jessica Ortiz

Hannah Bohler

Caden Perea

Ankaylah Barrett

Jamiellene Fraser

Laynee Barrow

Aubrey Carter

Shelby Bohler

Ben Borden

Not pictured: Ana Liz Castillo, Devin Kay, Stephany Doreteo, Jose Perez Reyes, Jon Michael Somonte, Quentin Malinchalk

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