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Student Awards
from The Muse 2022
STUDENT AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Ella Suffren (‘22)
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Won a silver key in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition for her piece Refl ection, her piece Oaklawn was chosen for the Governor’s Young Artist Competition, and her painting Cafe Bleu was shown at the Historic Cane Hill Exhibition.
Cafe Bleu, 2021, Oil on Canvas, 24x30” Refl ection, 2022, Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas, 18x20”
Oaklawn, 2022, Oil on Canvas, 18x12”
Skylar Boone (‘22)
Recieved two honorable mentions in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition for her pieces Futile Connection and Through the Looking Glass. Her work Migrant Mothers Lament and Tank Boy were shown at the Historic Cane Hill exhibition.
Migrant Mothers Lament, 2020, Mixed Media, 24x36”
Futile Connection, 2021, Acrylic on Paper, 10x10”
Through the Looking Glass, 2021, Acrylic on Canvas, 16x16”
STUDENT AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Spectrum, 2021, Ink on Paper, 5x7” Little Missouri Falls, 2022, Acrylic on Canvas, 12x12”
Winnie Smith (‘22)
Won the Governor’s Young Artist Compeition for her piece Little Missouri Falls and her piece Spectrum was shown in the Historic Cane Hill exhibit.
Lillian Slaton (‘22)
Pawees Prize was shown in the Governors Young
Artist Compeition. Pawees Prize, 2022, Oil on Canvas, 14x11”
Danielle Luyet (‘22)
Won the Historic Cane Hill Student Art Scholarship for $1,000 for her piece Nightlife in Petroleum Green.
Nightlife in Petroleum Green, 2021, Acrylic on Paper, 22x30”
Curren French (‘22)
The Woman in Grey and Conoces a Robert? were shown in the Historic Cane Hill exhibit.
The Woman in Grey, 2021, Digital Art
Kacie Koen (‘23) is attending the Sewanee Young Writers Conference and the Iowa Young Writers Studio this summer. Read her work on page 26.
Ben Romero (‘22) won the school wide Poetry Out Loud competition and won a Golden Key in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition.
