Congressional Art Competition Open House
May 1-10 in Galveston
Features 72 Entries from the 14 ^th Congressional District of Texas

May 1, 2006

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Congressional art competition. Every congressional district picks one eventual winner for the prestigious honor of representing it in Washington DC.

More than 50 high school students from across the 14 ^th congressional district have submitted entries. The winning piece will hang in the Cannon Building in Washington for one year. Since the competition began in 1982, hundreds of thousands of high school students nationwide have participated.

The Public is Invited to Preview the Entries.
Good luck to the following students!

Brazoria County

Jennifer Nge 11 ^th

Hannah Bradley 12 ^th

Tyler DuBose 10 ^th

Courtney Howes 10 ^th

Sharice McConico 9 ^th

Zach Ashburn 12 ^th

Rpberta Marasigan 11 ^th

Nikki Zurborg 10 ^th

Baylea Wagener 10 ^th

Rosa Salas 11 ^th

Brenda Molina 12 ^th

Alicia Rabago 10 ^th

Chase Bieri 11 ^th

Isaac Farley 12 ^th

Zahira Gallardo 12 ^th

Caylen Dalrymple 12 ^th

Tara Radford 12 ^th

Sharon Borker 12 ^th

Alissa Bollich 12 ^th

Kristen Matthew 11 ^th

Marie Bosserman 11 ^th

Amesti Reioux 12 ^th

Leslie LaChance 9 ^th

Tyson Karl 12 ^th

Chambers County

Josh Brokaw 12 ^th

Kimberly Truncale 11 ^th

Courtney Martin 12 ^th

Bryan Bell 12 ^th

Katherine Canamar 9 ^th

Johnnie Hays 10 ^th

CoCo Gonzales 11 ^th

Jeff Manuel 12 ^th

Alina McCarley 10 ^th

Sammy Baugh 11 ^th

Kris Matthews 12 ^th

Thomas Davis 12 ^th

Gina Leal 10 ^th

Drake Landey 10 ^th

Steven Bradchalus 10 ^th

Nick Gandara

Callie Schaser

Aryn Hernandez

Victoria County

Danta Cobb 11 ^th

Casey Newman 12 ^th

Marco Zamarripa 12 ^th

Michael Valle 11 ^th

Kollette Whitley 12 ^th

David Roberts 11 ^th

Brie Bouldin 11 ^th

Kasey Nix 10 ^th

Fort Bend County

Joel A Stanulonis 10 ^th

Home School- Kemah, Texas

Alexandria Rangel

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