Art alive and well at Vernon schools
| 11 May 2015 | 01:33
A guitar and percussion jam was one of many art offering that evening. At the left, playing guitar is Walnut Ridge music teacher Michael Moschella.
Student artwork was on display everywhere and included drawings, paintings, and photographs.
Zachary Betancourt, 12, tried out the one of two potterþÄôs wheels that were available under the watchful eyes of Vernon Township High School art teacher Lisa Hirkaler and student Justin Schneider.
Student artwork was on display everywhere and included drawings, paintings, and photographs.
The Vernon Township High School Chamber Orchestra performed for the crowd.
At Lounsberry Hollow Middle School, the students assembled in the gymnasium to offer welcoming songs to the hundreds of visitors.
VERNON — Those visiting Lounsberry Hollow Middle School last Thursday learned that the arts are alive and well and thriving in Vernon Township.
Several hundred people turned out for the “Artstanding” presentation offered at the school.
In addition to music and the thespian arts, hundreds of drawings, painting, and photographs were displayed at the school. The event included artwork from students attending all six of Vernon’s schools.
A series of musical concerts was also included for those attending.
— Photos by Chris Wyman