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2020 -2021Please visit again soon for updates!ARCHIVES:Santa Fe High School Choir UIL Solo & Ensemble Results
On Saturday, February 22, thirty-four students from Santa Fe HS Choir competed in the region round of UIL Solo & Ensemble. Out of those 34 students, 18 of them will be performing at the State round at the end of May. Eleven will be performing their solo and fourteen will be performing in an ensemble, which means that many of these students were able to go to state for both a solo and an ensemble. Please help us congratulate all of the students who participated on Saturday and are moving on to the UIL State round!
Students who competed:
1. Brianne Methvin
2. Kalei Lovos
3. Reannah Ramirez
4. Breanna Bradley
5. Grace Simmons
6. Larissa Whisneant
7. Sandra Ramon
8. Madylan Shaw
9. Emily Summers
10. Mya Bedard
11. Meagan Mundine
12. RJ Slaydon
13. Ty Cole
14. Adia Austin
15. Juan Rodriguez
16. Regan Payne
17. Aspen Arbogast
18. Karson Kunz
19. Emily Womack
20. Katie Wilks
21. CJ Skillman
22. Brooke Bigford
23. Ryleigh De La Rosa
24. Christianna Clingerman
25. Hailey Robinson
26. Laura Rogers
27. Bailee Sobnosky
28. Logan Morris
29. Ash Kidd
30. Sarah Staples
31. Oldrich Firasek
32. Hannah Tucker
33. Skyler Skillman
34. Cameron RedwineStudents going to State:
1. Adia Austin
2. Juan Rodriguez
3. Regan Payne
4. Karson Kunz
5. CJ Skillman
6. Brooke Bigford
7. Ryleigh De La Rosa
8. Penny Pate
9. Hailey Robinson
10. Laura Rogers
11. Logan Morris
12. Ash Kidd
13. Sarah Staples
14. Oldrich Firasek
15. Hannah Tucker
16. Skyler Skillman
17. Cameron Redwine
18. Ty ColeSanta Fe High School Tribal BellesCrowd Pleasers Houston Senior ShowcaseClear Lake High SchoolSaturday, February 15, 2020The SFHS Tribal Belles competed in the Crowd Pleasers Houston Senior Showcase at Clear Lake High School on Saturday, February 15, 2020. The Belles performed 3 military officer dances, 3 team dances, 3 solos, and 1 duet.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers earned the following awards for their performances:
- Best in Class Officer Contemporary – 1st Runner Up
- Best in Class Officer Jazz – 1st Runner Up
- Best in Class Officer Modern – 1st Runner Up
- Super Sweepstakes and Judge’s Award for earning 90+ on all officer routines
- Officer Grand Champion – 1st Runner Up!
The Tribal Belle Team dances earned the following awards for their performances:
- Best in Class Team Jazz – 1st Place
- Best in Class Team Modern – 1st Place
- Best in Class Team Pom – 1st Place
- Super Sweepstakes and Judge’s Award for earning 90+ on all team routines
- Team Grand Champion Classic – 1st Place!
Tribal Belle soloists were Kendall Cook, Shelby Haaga, and Bailey Johnson. Bailey earned a Semi-Finalist position for her solo!
Tribal Belle duet pair were Jenna Arthur and Kaitlyn Cashiola. The girls placed 1st runner up with their duet!
Way to go, Belles!
Santa Fe High School Tribal BellesShow Makers of America Dance CompetitionDawson High School in Pearland, TXSaturday, February 8, 2020The Santa Fe High School Tribal Belles Dance Team attended the Show Makers of America Dance Competition at Dawson High School in Pearland, TX on Saturday, February 8, 2020. The Belles performed 3 military officer dances, 3 team dances, 3 solos, and one duet at the competition.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers earned the following awards for their performances:
- Sweepstakes and Judges Award for earning a 90 or higher for all 3 officer dances
- Specialty Award for Officer Jazz and for Officer Contemporary
- 2ndplace for Officer Jazz
- 2ndplace for Officer Contemporary
- 2ndplace Overall
The Tribal Belle Team dances earned the following awards for their performances:
- Sweepstakes and Judges Award for earning a 90 or higher for all 3 team dances
- Showmanship Award for Team Pom
- Showmanship Award for Team Modern
- Choreography Award for Team Modern
- Technique Award for Team Modern
- Precision Award for Team Pom
- 3rdplace for Team Jazz
- 1stplace for Team Pom
- 1stplace for Team Modern
- 3rdplace Overall
Tribal Belles soloists were Kendall Cook, Shelby Haaga, and Bailey Johnson. Bailey Johnson earned 6th place for her solo!
The Tribal Belles also had a duet performed by Jenna Arthur and Kaitlyn Cashiola. The duo placed 2nd overall with their performance!
Santa Fe High School Band"The Pride of the Tribe"UIL Solo & Ensemble ContestSaturday, February 8, 2020On Saturday, February 8, 2020, the Santa Fe High School Band, "The Pride of the Tribe," had nineteen (19) of thirty six (36) student performers at UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest advance to State with another eleven (11) earning either Excellent or Superior ratings. Congratulations to all these students!Santa Fe High School TheatreBeauty and the BeastJanuary 2020"Beauty and the Beast" presented by Santa Fe ISD Fine Arts!Santa Fe High School TheatreAlice Through The Looking GlassOctober 2020Congratulations to Theatre Santa Fe High School students and their Director, Haley Tucker, for their excellent performance of “Alice Through The Looking Glass.” This group is not only a performing troupe but many of our students in theater are also artistic in lighting, sound and stage management. Their training empowers them to run all performances scheduled in the high school auditorium. Congratulations on an excellent performance! If you were unable to attend last night’s performance, this troupe has three additional scheduled performances: Friday, October 25, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, October 26, 2019, at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
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2016 - 2019 UIL FINE ARTS HIGHLIGHTS
Santa Fe High School Tribal Belles
Officer Camp
On May 31-June 3, 2019, the Military Officers and Social Committee members of the Tribal Belle Dance Team attended the Trendsetters Officer Camp in Houston, TX. The girls attended dance classes, leadership workshops, and team building activities with other Military Officers/Social Committee members from high schools across Texas and Louisiana. They were also evaluated on several dances including a camp dance, chosen routines, team building activities, and event planning. The Military Officers earned a Gold Award for their evaluations and assignments, and a Technique Award. The Social Committee earned a Platinum Award for their evaluations and assignments.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers are: Colonel, Jenna Arthur; Lieutenant Colonel, Bailey Johnson; Lieutenant, Shelby Haaga; Lieutenant, Haylee Melancon; and Lieutenant, Ashton Shutt. The Tribal Belle Social Committee members are: President, Kirby McCaskill; Committee Member, Amaya Austin; and Committee Member, Mercadise Wheeler.
Team Camp
In July, the Tribal Belles Dance Team attended dance camp at TBarM in New Braunfels and at Santa Fe School, where they began working on their field dances for the upcoming school year. In addition to dancing, the team participated in several team building activities and a ropes course at TBarM. Jenna Arthur, Ashton Shutt, and Skyler Skillman earned an “Elite Performer” award. Sydney Allen, Amaya Austin, Rebeca Carmichael, Kaitlyn Cashiola, Amber Lavergne, Kyleigh McGilberry, and Mercadise Wheeler each earned an “All-Star” award. Earning an Elite or All-Star award also earned these girls an invitation to participate in the 2019 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the 2020 Cotton Bowl!
The Tribal Belles would like to thank their families, friends, school, and community members for their continued support and encouragement!
On Saturday, January 26, 2019, the Santa Fe High School Tribal Belle Dance Team attended the MA Houston Classic Dance Competition at South Houston High School in Houston, TX. The Belles performed 3 military officer dances, 3 team dances, and 6 solos.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers earned the following awards for their performances:
- Dance Officer Judges’ Award for Modern
- Best in Class Officer Modern
- Best in Class Officer Jazz
- Best in Class Officer Lyrical
- Choreography Award in Jazz , Modern, and Lyrical
- Technique Award in Jazz, Modern, and Lyrical
- Super Sweepstakes
- Officer Winner’s Circle – 1st Place
The Tribal Belle Team dances earned the following awards for their performances:
- Best in Class Team Jazz
- Best in Class Team Contemporary
- Best in Class Team Pom
- High Point Award in Jazz, Contemporary and Pom
- Choreography Award in Contemporary, and Pom
- Technique Award in Jazz, Contemporary, and Pom
Tribal Belles soloists were Cadence Gill, Shelby Haaga, Amber Lavergne, Chelsea Pourchot, Ashlyn Roberson, and Cheyenne Williams.
The Tribal Belles will continue to prepare for upcoming competition and their annual Spring Show. Way to go, Belles!
The Tribal Belles are under the direction of Ashley Hardage.
Officer Camp
On June 4-7, 2018, the military officers attended the Crowd Pleasers Officer Camp in Galveston, Texas. The girls attended dance classes and leadership workshops with other dance officers from high schools across Texas and Louisiana. The dance officers were also evaluated on several dances including the camp dance and a chosen routine. The military officers earned a Silver Elite for earning 90+ on all of their evaluations, the Most Admired Award, and the Be Fearless Award.
Additionally, each officer received an “All-Star Officer Award” and each has been invited to perform in the All American Halftime Show at the Citrus Bowl and to perform in the 2018 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City!
Team Camp
The Tribal Belles Dance Team attended dance camp at TBarM in New Braunfels and at Kubacak Elementary School, where they began working on their field dances for the upcoming school year. Jenna Arthur, Shelby Haaga, Ashton Shutt, and Cadence Steeves-Gill earned an “Elite Performer” award. Rebeca Carmichael, Isabella Dise, and Mercadise Wheeler each earned an “All-Star” award. Earning an Elite or All-Star award also earned these girls an invitation to participate in the 2018 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade!
The Tribal Belles would like to thank Kubacak Elementary School for allowing them to have their summer practices in the gym at the elementary school.
Crowd Pleasers Senior High Showcase Dance Competition
The Santa Fe High School Tribal Belles Dance Team attended the Crowd Pleasers Senior High Showcase Dance Competition at Clear Lake High School in Houston, TX on Saturday, February 17, 2018. The Belles performed 3 military officer dances, 3 team dances, and we had 8 girls enter and perform solos.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers earned the following awards for their performances:
· Super Sweepstakes Award for scoring above 90 in all three officer routines
· Best in Class Officer Contemporary – 1st place champions
· Best in Class Officer Jazz – 1st place champions
· Best in Class Officer Lyrical – 2nd runner up
· Outstanding Choreography Award
· Outstanding Technique Award
· Outstanding Precision Award
· GRAND CHAMPION WINNER!
The Tribal Belle Team dances earned the following awards for their performances:
· Super Sweepstakes Award for scoring above 90 in all three team routines
· Best in Class Team Jazz – 1st place Champions
· Best in Class Team Lyrical – 1st runner up
· Best in Class Team Pom – 1st runner up
· Outstanding Choreography Award
· Outstanding Technique Award
· Outstanding Precision Award
· GRAND CHAMPION WINNER!!!
Tribal Belles soloists were Jenna Arthur, Faith Blundell, Bree Butler, Kaylee Haaga, Skyler Janik, Bailey Johnson, Haylee Melancon, and Chelsea Pourchot.
The Tribal Belles will continue to prepare their annual Spring Show that will be held on May 3rd and 4th. Way to go, Belles!
Champion’s Gulf Coast Classic Dance Competition
The Belles have been preparing for competition season since early October, and on Saturday, February 3, 2018, the Santa Fe High School Tribal Belles Dance Team attended the Champion’s Gulf Coast Classic Dance Competition at Turner High School in Pearland, TX. The Belles performed 3 military officer dances, 3 team dances, and we had 12 girls enter and perform solos.
The Tribal Belle Military Officers earned the following awards for their performances:
· Dance Officer Judges’ Award
· Best in Class Officer Contemporary – 2nd place
· Best in Class Officer Jazz – 3rd place
· Best in Class Officer Lyrical – 2nd place
· Choreography Award
· Technique Award
· Overall Grand Champion – 2nd place
The Tribal Belle Team dances earned the following awards for their performances:
· Team Judges’ Award
· Best in Class Team Jazz – 1st place Champions
· Best in Class Team Lyrical – 1st place Champions
· Best in Class Team Pom – 1st place Champions
· Choreography Award
· Technique Award
· Overall High Point Award for Team Jazz
· Grand Champion Division I Team
· OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION WINNER!!!
Tribal Belles soloists were Jenna Arthur, Faith Blundell, Bree Butler, Abby Davis, Cadence Gill, Kaylee Haaga, Skyler Janik, Bailey Johnson, Kirby McCaskill, Haylee Melancon, Chelsea Pourchot, and Cheyenne Williams. Senior Bree Butler placed 3rd Runner-up out of all of the senior soloists entered in the competition.
The Tribal Belles will continue to prepare for upcoming competitions and their annual Spring Show. Way to go, Belles!
The Tribal Belles are under the direction of Ashley Hardage.
Crowd Pleasers Officer Camp
On June 5-8, 2017, the military officers attended the Crowd Pleasers Officer Camp in Galveston, Texas. The girls attended dance classes and leadership workshops with other dance officers from high schools across Texas and Louisiana. The dance officers were also evaluated on several dances including the camp dance, a choreography and dynamics project, and a chosen routine. The awards earned were a “Superior Performance” award and a Division I rating for their Camp Dance performance and their “Choreography and Dynamics Project,” and a “Gold Elite” award and a Division I rating in the “Chosen Routine” category. The girls also earned the Vibrance Award for their energy and enthusiasm! Additionally, each officer received an “All-Star Officer Award” and each has been invited to perform in the All American Halftime Show at the Citrus Bowl and to perform in the 2017 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City!
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Showmakers of America State Competition
The Tribal Belles competed in the Showmakers of America State Competition on March 3rd and 4th, 2017, at Texas State University in San Marcos. They received the following awards:
*Officers Sweepstakes and Judge's Award
Showmanship Award for officer jazz
Choreography Award for officer jazz contemporary
Officer lyrical received second place overall
*Team Sweepstakes and Judge's Award
Showmanship Award for Team jazz & Pom
Choreography Award for Team jazz & Pom
Team Lyrical received 3rd place overall
Team Pom third place 3rd place overall
*Received for scoring 90 and above on all routines
Santa Fe Theatre Arts
Theatre Santa Fe took home several awards at the District 22-5a UIL One Act Play competition.
"The Last Night of Ballyhoo" won Alternate Play (4th out of 8 schools), Best Actress (Sarah Birkmeyer), All Star Crew (Lamar Tucker), and 2 honorable mention awards (Jase O’ Brien and Jade Ranck). Great show and great attitudes all day long!“Mamma Mia,” the 8th annual Santa Fe ISD District wide musical was a huge success! Our talented students received a standing ovation upon the conclusion of all four performances! Thank you to our students, staff, parents and community who attended and had the opportunity to experience and share in the joy and excitement of the arts in Santa Fe ISD!
Cast and crew of A Company of Wayward Saints
One Act Play to District Competition
On Thursday, March 23, 2017, Theatre Santa Fe advanced their One Act Play to District Competition at Texas City High School and brought home several awards. District Honorable Mention All Star cast members are Angel Martinez and Toby Odom. District All Star Cast members are Gabby Paddie, Azia Miranda, and District Honorable Mention All Star Crew is Jase O'Brien. The play, THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE tied for 3rd place, and was designated as an Alternate for Bi-District. Mr. Kinser and Mrs. Daugherty couldn't be more proud of the work presented by the cast and crew.
On Monday March 20, 2017, Theatre Santa Fe took their One Act Play to Zone competition at Texas City High School and brought home several awards: Honorable Mention All Star cast members are Angel Martinez and Toby Odom. All Star Cast members are Gabby Paddie, Azia Martinez and Noah Jones, and All Star Crew is Angelina Robinson. Our Play, THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE advanced and will compete at the District level on Thursday, March 23,
Texas Renaissance Festival
On Tuesday November 1st, Theatre Santa Fe students had the opportunity to compete at the Texas Renaissance Festival competing with students from all over the state of Texas. They returned with two first place awards by performing scenes from their fall production GOOD MASTERS! SWEET LADIES! Juniors, Angellee (Angel) Martinez and Noah Jones earned 1st place with their Duet Scene and Senior Gabby Paddie, Junior Valerie Robinson and Freshman Cameron Redwine earned 1st place with their group scene. All students who participated did a great job!
Theatre Santa Fe Thespian Troupe #4868 celebrated their art by attending a performance of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME at the Hobby Center in downtown Houston on January 29th.. This fantastic Broadway show is traveling around the country and the Thespians had the opportunity to see it. "it was really good, I loved it!" says Thespian freshman Marissa Worsham. "The technical aspects of this show are breathtaking" says Thespian Troupe Commander Jonathan Stanton. This yearly artistic field trip was generously support with money granted by High School Principal, Ms. Blundell. "We would like to thank Ms. Blundell for making this trip possible" says Thespian Lt. Commander Angellee Martinez. Pictured are Santa Fe Thespians and teacher chaperones.
Santa Fe Junior High Theatre
This year the Junior High competed in OAP with “The Marvelous Playbill.” At Bi-District students placed top 3 and moved on to the next round of competition. Many students won individual awards. Although, they did not place top 3 at District, the judge had wonderful things to say about their skills and awarded individuals for their outstanding performances. Haley Pyle, a senior at Santa Fe HS, was the Assistant Director for this show and did a wonderful job mentoring the JH kids. They all worked very hard and we are so proud of them.
At Bi-District the students placed top 3 advancing to District. Many students won individual awards.
These students from left to right with their name and award.
Gerald Hall- Honorable Mention All Star Cast
Brooke Burnett- Best Tech
Rowan Russell- All Star Cast
Jylian Hendren- Honorable Mention All Star Cast
Austin Gay- All Star Cast
At District the students did not place top 3 but did get acknowledged for individual awards.
From left to right
Brooke Burnett- Best Tech
Gerald Hall- Honorable Mention All Star Cast
Jylian Hendren- All Star Cast
Austin Gay- Honorable Mention All Star Cast
Front Row- Andrew Grenier, Zachary Browning, Audrey Taylor, Ms. Pendergast, Emma Rosier, Jylian Hendren, Haylee MancusoMiddle- Jordyn Tylor, Calley Bennett, Devynity Morris, Kayley O’Brien, Ryleigh Shubert, Christopher Skillman
Top- Brooke Burnett, Lilly Guerrero, Payton Moye, Gerald Hall, Rowan Wilson, Austin Gay
Not photographed- Haley Pyle Assistant Director
Playground
The Junior High UIL One Act Play students performed, “Playground,” at Texas City High School on Saturday, February 11, 2017. They received 4th place overall. Lamar Tucker received Best Tech Award. Honorable Mention All Star Cast went to Sarah Birkmeyer and All Star Cast went to Jayden Knopp. Congratulations to these students and their teacher, Macey Pendergast.
Santa Fe High School Band
The Santa Fe High School Band participated at Region 17 UIL Marching Contest on Saturday, October 20th. They earned a Division II. We are very proud of these hard working band students and their Directors, Matthew Seifert, Director of Bands and John Anderson, Assistant Director.
UIL Solo & Ensemble
Santa Fe Band recently participated in UIL Solo & Ensemble. At the end of the day, 21 of 28 performing groups walked away with a Division I or II. Specifically 39 of 48 students earned a Division I or II. Nine have the option to advance to UIL State Solo & Ensemble in May. Congratulations!
Region 17 UIL Marching Contest
The Santa Fe High School Band participated at Region 17 UIL Marching Contest on Tuesday, October 24th. They earned a Division I and will now advance to Area Contest on Saturday, October 28th at Galena Park.
On Thursday, April 27, 2017, the Santa Fe High School Varsity Band earned Division II's both on stage and in sight reading. Congratulations to the SFHS Band Program.
THE "PRIDE OF THE TRIBE" INDIAN BAND
On February 4, 2017, Forty two students participated in Regional Solo & Ensemble Competition at Clear Lake High School. Nine students, Haley Brantner, Meagan Johnson, Peter Luong, Gabriel Degner, Shoei Ruckman, Maleiha Alvarado, Erica Werner, Grace Johnson and John Overbeck, will advance to State in Austin on May 28, 2017.
On January 14, 2017, Gabriel Degner and Joshua Esparza performed with the Region 17 "Symphonic Winds" Region Band. They played clarinet and trumpet respectively and incredibly represented Santa Fe High School on stage at Manvel High School.
Santa Fe Junior High Band
The Santa Fe Junior High Band recently took 10 students to compete against many schools in Region band tryouts. We are excited to announce that 3 of our students made the top band at Region and 1 of those students made Region Orchestra. This is a remarkable accomplishment because these students competed against hundreds of other students from our surrounding region. Samantha Browning earned 2nd place on tenor saxophone, Mya Perez earned 4th place on Alto Saxophone and Myranda Perez earned 2nd place on Trumpet for Region band and Region Orchestra. These students, along with the others who competed, spent many hours preparing for this contest. We are extremely proud of their efforts and how they represented the Santa Fe Junior High. Congratulations to these 3 for their incredible accomplishments.
UIL Concert and Sight Reading Contest
On Friday, April 21, 2017, the Santa Fe Junior High Band traveled to McAdams Junior High in Dickinson to compete in the UIL Concert and Sight Reading Contest. The Varsity Symphonic Band received straight Division I's on stage and a Division II in sight reading. Congratulations to the Santa Fe Junior High Band!
Santa Fe High School Choir
Congratulations to the Santa Fe High School Choir! They competed in the UIL Region Choir Contest in Angleton on Saturday, February 24, 2018. Thirty-nine of forty four students received a superior or excellent rating! Twenty-four of forty-four students received a superior rating earning a medal. And, seventeen soloists and two ensembles will be advancing to the state level in May. Their Director is Gunnar Tietge.
All-District auditions
On Saturday, September 23, 2017, 24 of the high school choir students competed in the All-District auditions at Clear Springs High School and out of the 24 students who competed from Santa Fe, 5 of them will be advancing to the next round at All-Region which will be hosted at Clear Creek High School in October. The students advancing are Leila Butler, Ash Kidd, Verity Latham, Haley Pyle, and Skyler Skillman. We wish them the best of luck at their next round of auditions!!!
Texas Music Educators Association All-State Choir
For the first time since 1995, that is 22 years ago, Santa Fe High School has a student that will be a part of the Texas Music Educators Association All-State Choir. Lauren Schanfish will get to participate in the All-State Treble Choir in San Antonio on February 11th. This is a huge honor and she competed against over several hundred students within our area to be a part of this.
Lauren Schanfish, participated in the Pre-Area portion of the TMEA All-State process. She was placed in the top 5 singers in her section and gets to audition in the final round on January 7th. Please help us congratulate her as she prepares for the final round and the opportunity to sing in the All-State Choir!!!
On Saturday, September 24th, seven students from Santa Fe High school auditioned for the Texas Music Educators Association All-State Process. The first round was all-district and out of the seven students, four are advancing to the next round which is all-region. They are:
Lauren Schanfish who received 3rd chair out of 125 students
Victorial Cole receiving 5th chair out of 140 students
Elizabeth Holtz received 8th chair out of 125 students and
Laramie Thompson receiving 11th chair out of 140 students.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS
SFHS Cheerleaders competed February 17th and 18th in the Cheer America National Competition at NRG. They received Cheer America 2017 National Champion, Cheer America high point (which designates the highest scoring team of the competition) and received a full paid bid to the Cheer America World Championship. Congratulations to the team!
Santa Fe Junior High Cheer
Congratulations to the Santa Fe Junior High Cheer team! They received 2nd place in their division, superior showmanship and the Go Be Great award at NCA nationals in Dallas, TX. Their last competition is next weekend at NRG arena. Good luck ladies!!
SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOL ART
On February 11, 2017, students competed in the Visual Arts and Scholastic Event (VASE). A total of sixteen students competed this year, and eight students received 4's- the highest rating they could score! The remaining eight students all received a score of 3!
DISTRICT WIDE ART STUDENTS
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Art
191 Total Entries
47-1st place ribbons
105-2nd place ribbons
39-3rd place ribbons