Best of Class Art II:
1. Tie: Gracie Knestrick, 10th
Christi Graham, 10th
2. Margo Pefanis, 11th 3. Amanda Eidson, 10th Best of Class, Art III:
1. Tie: Tori Santi, 11th, Molly Peach, 11th 2. Tori Santi, 11th 3. Anna Storey, 12th Best of Class AP 2-D:
1. Tiana Trotz, 12th 2. Ryan Minnigan, 12th 3. Tie: Tiana Trotz, 12th Samantha Becci, 12th Art Classes Judging Best Painting:
1. Molly Peach, Art III, 11th 2. Tori Santi, Art III, 11th 3. Olivia Meers, Art I, 12th Art Classes Judging Best Drawing:
Christi Graham, Art II Arts in April: Best of Class (tie with Gracie Knestrick)
1. Madison Renner, Art I, 10th 2. Tiana Trotz, AP 2-D, 12th 3. Madison Renner, Art I, 10th Art Classes Judging Best Mixed Media:
1. Tori Santi, Art III, 11th 2. Tiana Trotz, AP 2-D, 12th 3. Woody Baron, Art III, 12th Art Classes Judging Best Printmaking:
1. Allison Cheeseman, Art I, 10th 2. Bailey Brown, Art I, 10th 3. Madeline Kolb, Art I, 10th Art Classes Judging Best Sculpture:
1. Sam Shepard, 12th 2. Kate Vogel, 12th 3. Katie Napier, 10th Art Classes Judging Best Photography:
1. Molly Peach, 11th 2. Molly Peach, 11th 3. Luke Newman, 12th Art Classes Judging Best of Show: Samantha Becci, AP 2-D, 12th
Evelyn Kaestner Selected for Governor’s School Senior Evelyn Kaestner attended the Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts, a month-long summer program for rising 11th and 12th grade students in Tennessee. She was selected for this scholarship from more than 1,300 applicants after the highly competitive process of submitting a portfolio of her best work and an in-person interview. The pre-professional summer curriculum includes individual and group instruction designed to help each student explore and develop his or her talents in music, ballet, theatre, filmmaking, and visual art. About four hours a day, six days a week are spent working in the major area of concentration. The Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts exists to provide high quality arts education for gifted and talented high school students in the state of Tennessee.
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