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Martin Luther King Day
2005 poster contest winners

This year's contests for area school children were intended to commemorate the continuing journey of King's work. Fourth- through sixth-graders were invited to create posters depicting or symbolizing a personal journey the student has completed or is undertaking and how it relates to the goals and lessons of King's journey to improve civil and/or human rights. This year, nearly 250 students from eight schools submitted posters. Many of the posters were displayed during the program.
 

First Prize winner, Brooke Ferenczy and Sarah Kreutzer, grade 5, Holland Brook School, Readington
Second prize winner, Cherie Y. Gu, grade 6, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton

 
2005 Poster Contest Winners, Grades 4-6

First Prize:
Brooke Ferenczy and Sarah Kreutzer, grade 5, Holland Brook School, Readington
Second Prize:
Cherie Y. Gu, grade 6, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton
Third Prize:
Lilia Sanzalone, grade 6, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton

Honorable Mention:
Angela Bastian, grade 6, Crockett Middle School, Hamilton
Saira Bhayat, grade 5, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton
Kenneth Cousins, grade 6, Glenfield Middle School, Montclair
Olivia Sage-El, grade 6, Glenfield Middle School, Montclair
Robert Graham, grade 5, Lore Elementary School, Ewing
Julia Vari, grade 4, St. Ann’s, Lawrenceville
Bailey Klapp, grade 5, Holland Brook School, Readington

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