Montgomery Catholic Art Students Sweep AL National Fair Competition

Montgomery Catholic Art Students Sweep AL National Fair Competition 1

Three high school art students at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School swept the competition at the 57th annual Alabama National Fair competition.  Senior Emily Starr won first place in the Overall Youth Art category for her Lion fish watercolor, first, second, and third place in the Pastels category, and Honorable Mention in the Acrylic category.  Tyler Parrish, a junior, won first place for his Etching piece.  Migyn Kim, a freshman, won second place for her watercolor and the overall award in the Creative Living Center.  Middle and high school Art classes at Montgomery Catholic are taught by Ms. Joane Grant.
Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School students Tyler Parrish, Emily Starr, and Migyn Kim display their award winning art pieces from the 57th annual Alabama National Fair.

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