Kids submit T-Shirt designs

Kshirt-0In the fall of each year, the Texas Crab Festival holds a contest to select a design for the official festival t-shirt. Artists submit their entries and a winner is picked by judges. This year, the festival committee decided to hold a similar contest for school children and choose a design to be printed on kids-size t-shirts. Over a hundred entries were received from Crenshaw and High Island students. A panel of judges selected first, second, and third place winners from each grade (K thru 8), and then named an overall winner.

A panel of judges selected first, second, and third place winners from each grade (K thru 8)

A panel of judges selected first, second, and third place winners from each grade (K thru 8)

WINNERS

Kindergarten: (1st) Richard Perez, (2nd) Emma Pender, (3rd) Ian Adams
First Grade: (1st) Armando Tovar, (2nd) Yaremy Herrera, (3rd) Amber West
Second Grade: (1st) Sarita Perez, (2nd) Ruby Tovar, (3rd) Jose Vega
Third Grade: (1st) Jeani Carrol, (2nd) Brianna Hernandez, (3rd) Carol Guevara
Fourth Grade: (1st) Joseph Friend, (2nd) Jiya Desai, (3rd) Ivan Hernandez
Fifth Grade: (1st) Ryan McClelland, (2nd) Chloe Crider, (3rd) Sam Weber
Sixth Grade: (1st) Sarah Alexander, (2nd) Lukas Legg, (3rd) Sophia Comeaux
Seventh Grade: (1st) Jose Perez (overall winner), (2nd) Christian Weber, (3rd) Gabby Sanchez
Eighth Grade: (1st) Nala Gutierrez, (2nd) Jessica Ortiz, (3rd) Gabriel Villanueva

Congratulations to Jose Perez, seventh grader at Crenshaw, for claiming the top prize.

Congratulations to Jose Perez, seventh grader at Crenshaw, for claiming the top prize.

All of the designs will be on display at the Texas Crab Festival.
[3-6-2017]

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  1. Kid Style says:
    March 31, 2017 at 2:53 AM

    congratulations!! You are very talented

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