Talented students display art

Thursday, June 5^th, 2008
Issue 23, Volume 12.

Kindergartner Nick Beucler stands in front of his cheetah drawing at Zion Lutheran School’s art show on May 15.

Talented students display art - Courtesy photo. - Second-grader Danielle Dufresne poses with her portrait of Corduroy the Bear. There were more than 500 pieces of art at the show.

Second-grader Danielle Dufresne poses with her portrait of Corduroy the Bear. There were more than 500 pieces of art at the show.

Talented students display art - Courtesy photo. - Bobbi Kuhlmann takes a look at son Eric’s chalk pastel sunflower created in his fifth grade art class.

Bobbi Kuhlmann takes a look at son Eric’s chalk pastel sunflower created in his fifth grade art class.

Talented students display art - Courtesy photo. - Kim Yerkes and her fourth-grader, Trevor, enjoy the art show, which included his reproduction of “Sunflowers” by van Gogh.

Kim Yerkes and her fourth-grader, Trevor, enjoy the art show, which included his reproduction of “Sunflowers” by van Gogh.

Sixth-grader Hailey Tucker shows her mother Kim her picture of an Egyptian canopic jar.

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