2007 AnnUAL rEpOrt - Arts and Education Council
2007 AnnUAL rEpOrt - Arts and Education Council
2007 AnnUAL rEpOrt - Arts and Education Council
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>2007</strong> <strong>Arts</strong> Open Macy’s Literary Contest<br />
10 <strong>2007</strong> ARTS OPEN MACY’S LITERARY CONTEST 11<br />
On a cold, damp Thursday afternoon, brave golfers<br />
joined forces at Whitmoor Country Club to support<br />
the arts at the <strong>2007</strong> <strong>Arts</strong> Open. Event chair<br />
Jennah Owens, Celebrity host John Carney of KMOX<br />
<strong>and</strong> the <strong>Arts</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Education</strong> <strong>Council</strong> board <strong>and</strong> staff all<br />
pitched in to make the afternoon memorable. Thank<br />
you to all the sponsors <strong>and</strong> donors that participated.<br />
The Macy’s Foundation “Art Season<br />
Never Ends” Literary Contest had<br />
hundreds of entrants in <strong>2007</strong>.<br />
Barbara Carswell, executive director,<br />
Springboard to Learning & Young<br />
Audiences of St. Louis judged the entries<br />
along with her staff.<br />
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNING FOURSOMES!<br />
First place went to the foursome from Colliers Turley<br />
Martin Tucker: Rick Messey, Morgan Jensen, Casey<br />
Urkevich, Matt Zehner. The 2nd place team came from<br />
Ameren: Alan Potts, Mark Fanning, Dennis Beutler,<br />
Andrew Kirk.<br />
Above: Alan Potts, Dennis Butler, Andrew Kirk, Mark Fanning<br />
THANK YOU TO OUR<br />
SPONSORS!<br />
Platinum Sponsor<br />
Edward Jones<br />
Gift Bag Sponsor<br />
Conrad Properties<br />
Corporation<br />
Hole in One Sponsor<br />
Jennah R. Owens<br />
Hole Sponsors<br />
Ameren Energy Marketing<br />
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.<br />
Edward Jones<br />
Mr. Richard C.D. Fleming<br />
Fox Associates<br />
Group Cast Messaging<br />
Systems<br />
Herndon Products<br />
KMOX 1120<br />
Rothman Furniture<br />
Stores Inc.<br />
St. Louis Regional<br />
Chamber & Growth<br />
Association<br />
Stifel Nicolaus/<br />
Barnhart Group<br />
R.V. Wagner Inc.<br />
UMB Bank<br />
Above: Barbara Carswell, executive director,<br />
SBYA <strong>and</strong> Trey Ross, contest winner<br />
ART SEASON NEVER ENDS<br />
I have a favorite season, not spring, summer,<br />
autumn or winter...it’s Art Season!<br />
What joy it is tooting my clarinet<br />
as loud as thunder,<br />
just like the Spring Storms that are over<br />
Art Season Never Ends<br />
Twirling <strong>and</strong> dancing on the green summer grass<br />
for luck I pick a four-leaf clover<br />
Art Season Never Ends<br />
As the autumn leaves fall <strong>and</strong> school gets busy,<br />
my beautiful piano soothes me<br />
Art Season Never Ends<br />
In the winter snow, the stage is cold, but acting<br />
makes me joyous <strong>and</strong> warm <strong>and</strong> happy!<br />
Art Season Never Ends<br />
Written by Trey Ross, 7th grade student, MICDS<br />
The winner was Trey Ross, a 7th grade<br />
student at MICDS. Trey is the daughter<br />
of Mike <strong>and</strong> Lee Ross of Ladue, MO.<br />
Trey was awarded a $100 Book House<br />
gift certificate <strong>and</strong> a $1000 Booksource<br />
gift certificate for the MICDS library.<br />
Runners-up were also chosen. In the<br />
grade 3-5 category, Hayden L. Hunt,<br />
a 4th grader at Reed Elementary School<br />
in the Ladue School District was the<br />
winner. Gretchen Kohl, a student<br />
at Sperreng Middle School in the<br />
Lindbergh School District won the<br />
grade 6-8 age group.<br />
Linda Decker, Divisional Vice<br />
President of Special Events <strong>and</strong> Public<br />
Relations for Macy’s Midwest, congratulated<br />
all three winners, “Trey, Hayden<br />
<strong>and</strong> Gretchen have a bright future <strong>and</strong><br />
we thank their teachers <strong>and</strong> families<br />
for encouraging them to read, write<br />
<strong>and</strong> tell stories. Macy’s is proud of its<br />
commitment to education, literacy <strong>and</strong><br />
the arts in St. Louis <strong>and</strong> proud of these<br />
three youngsters who underst<strong>and</strong> how<br />
to keep art happening ® .”