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Students Share Their Talent at the the Art Show

Xiomi Baleno • May 15, 2014

Senior Luke Ferguson draws another student's portrait while Junior Jewel Stevenson looks on in awe.

Students gather to draw
Students gather to draw
Senior Luke Ferguson draws portrait of Senior Maria Halaguena
Senior Luke Ferguson draws portrait of Senior Maria Halaguena
Flower painted by Junior Heather Sun
Flower painted by Junior Heather Sun
Junior Heather Sun paints flower on Sophomore Elicia Craig
Junior Heather Sun paints flower on Sophomore Elicia Craig
Senior Luke Ferguson's artwork inspires fellow Senior Sam Enomanna
Senior Luke Ferguson’s artwork inspires fellow Senior Sam Enomanna
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AP Art Class Wall

 

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