Fall 2013 tatnall today magazine

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Left: Drawing by Meredith Huffman Right: Drawing by Niha Khatri

program was held at the University

Grace Wagner ’13 was selected for

also ranked in the top 10 in Delaware

of Delaware and marked the second

recognition and a scholarship from the

and nationally – Malcolm Godshall,

consecutive year Tatnall’s fine art

Delaware Art Education Association

Camryn Lane, Alexandra Ledyard,

candidate was accepted.

for her fine art portfolio and award-

Colin Lynch, Christian Ostrowski,

winning entries in the 2012 Regional

Molly Soja and Enaas Sultan .

Junior Ian Edstrom’s narrative

Scholastic Art competition. French 2 students Mirthe Berends

self-portrait piece was selected for The Rehoboth Art League and Survivors of

Sophia Schmidt ’13 was awarded

’16, Amanda Hurd ’14, Joy Lee ’16,

Abuse in Recovery (SOAR) collaborative

a college scholarship from the

Victoria McDonald ’17 and Emily Rose

exhibition. His work was on display for

Delaware Foundation for the Visual

’16 all ranked in the top five in both

the public in April.

Arts. Her drawing “Mushroom” will

the state of Delaware and the nation

be reproduced in the 2014 DFVA

for the 2013 National French Contest.

Excellence in Drawing calendar.

Bennett Atwater ’16, Meredith

Munachi Osegbu ’14 was chosen

Boardman ’16, Emilie Ginn ’16, James

as the American Visions winner for the state of Delaware in the 2012

Seventh graders Bill Carroll and

Lamiet ’16, and Lexy Maron ’16 all

National Scholastic Art Awards for his

Caroline James ranked first and

ranked in the top 10 both in the state

photograph “Time Warp.” Five Gold Key

second in the state of Delaware for

and nationally.

award-winning students are nominated

the 2013 National French Contest.

as American Visions nominees, and

Their outstanding performance also

one is chosen from each state in the

earned them each a national ranking,

Montgomery ’13 and Molly Atwater

country. Munachi was honored at

with Carroll ranking fourth and James

’13 ranked in the top 10 in both the

Carnegie Hall on June 1, 2013, and his

sixth. Seven other seventh graders

state of Delaware and the nation for

photography will tour the United States

ranked in the top 10 – Sophie Brown,

the 2013 National French Contest.

for two years as part of the ART.WRITE.

Brooke Dennison, Lucy Keenan, Anna

Sarah Longwill ’13, Jessica McDowell

NOW exhibition.

McKelvey, Silvija Meixner, Samantha

’13 and J.J. del Rosario ’13 all ranked

Steblai and Kayla Woods.

in the top 10 for the state.

French 5 students Ryan

Three Tatnall students won Scholastic Art & Writing Awards during the spring.

Eighth graders Melissa Jernakoff

J.J. del Rosario ’13 was awarded

and Beatrice Lintner ranked first in the

a national Gold Medal and $10,000

state of Delaware for the 2013 National

scholarship for his “A Lyric A Day”

French Contest, while Taya Derecskey

graphic design series. Grace Wagner

and Anna Morrione each ranked

’13 and Jerry Xu ’15 each won a Silver

second. Their performances earned

Medal for their drawings. Wagner and

them national recognition as well, with

Upper School art teacher Stephanie

Jernakoff and Lintner ranking second

Silverman attended the award ceremony

and Derecskey and Morrione third in

at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

the country. Seven other eighth graders

Drawing by Sophia Schmidt Fall |

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