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the tinley junction | February 15, 2018 | 27
Arbury Hills newspaper club hard at work
SUBMITTED BY ARBURY HILLS SCHOOL
The Arbury All Stars have been participating
in a newspaper club. The students work
together collaboratively to fill in the “Miss
Know-it-All” column, Establish and conduct
a poll of students, and work together to make
the next issue great!
Part of Summit Hill Junior High’s 2017 Art Club in front of the new mural. PHOTO SUBMITTED
Summit Hill art club crafts new school mural
Arbury Hills Newspaper Club members, Justin Naughton and Vaughn Burriss, poll
students to find out which sport is their favorite. PHOTO SUBMITTED
SUBMITTED BY SUMMIT HILL
SCHOOL
Summit Hill Junior High’s
Art Club was assigned the
task of creating a new mural
for the main hallway. A mural
contest was held with the
hopes that students would
create a design that encompassed
school spirit and their
core classes. After viewing
the entries, the staff determined
that the winner was
Paulina Gutierrez, a seventhgrade
student at SHJH.
The Art Club students
worked hard to ensure that
Paulina’s vision was brought
to life to the best of their abilities.
The students worked in
small groups to sketch out the
design, make sure the overall
scale was correct and paint
the mural. Over winter break,
the new mural was installed.
These students have officially
made their mark on the school.
Summit Hill art students claim
three spots in poster contest
SUBMITTED BY SUMMIT HILL SCHOOL
On Jan. 9, three Summit Hill Junior High students
were recognized for their participation in the Lions
International Peace Poster Contest.
The contest was open to all Summit Hill students.
They were asked to create a poster with the theme
“A Celebration of Peace.” Entries were submitted
to Summit Hill Junior High’s Art teacher, Brittany
Stewart, in November of 2016. Seventh-grader Julia
Ward was awarded first place and her poster went on
to State. Eighth-grader Macy Rea received second
place and eighth-grader Faith Buralli received third.
All three students received recognition at the Frankfort
Lions Club meeting along with certificates and
cash prizes for their participation in the contest.
RIGHT: (Left to right) Summit Hill Junior High
Art Teacher Brittany Stewart poses with Lions
International Peace Poster Contest winners Julia
Ward, Macy Rea and Faith Buralli. PHOTO SUBMITTED