This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Myah Bolluyt is a senior at Sheyenne and submitted two projects, both of red earthenware earned many awards. Her “Cherry Blossom Box” received the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Key award and the “Cherry Blossom Bowl” got the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Honorable Mention. Congrats, Myah!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
This beautiful artwork belongs to Sheyenne senior , Kyra Asplin. It’s titled “Stella” and made with chalk pastel. It received lots of recognition including the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key, American Visions Nominee, and MSUM Art-A-Fair Honorable Mention awards!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Senior, Trent Regner, and his artwork “The Bohemian” is made of mixed media and earned the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key and American Visions Nominee Award. Great job Trent!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Kyra Narum is an junior athlete at Sheyenne. In her charcoal artwork titled “Sunday”, she recreated one of her favorite pictures from a softball game. This earned MSUM Art-A-Fair Honorable Mention and Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Honorable Mention.
Her second submission “May 18, 2007”, also of charcoal media, was very successful and she received the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key and American Visions Nominee!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Koi Hiller, grade 12, submitted artwork titled “Death is Beautiful” created with red earthenware media. This earned the honorable Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key and American Visions Nominee Award!
UPDATE: Koi Hiller has “received the American Vision Award and will be going to New York City at Carnegie Hall on June 9 to receive the award in person.” Congratulations Koi!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Senior, Lydia Seaborn, submitted her red earthenware “Salvage Yard Ceramics”. She earned the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Key and MSUM Art-A-Fair Honorable Mention. Great job, Lydia!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Autumn Radebaugh, grade 10, used red eartenware to put together her artwork above, called “XIX The Sun”. She got the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Honorable Mention for her skill and hard work!
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
A member of the junior class at Sheyenne was awarded on a national level. Congratulations, Soren Kaster, for being recognized with the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key and MSUM Art-A-Fair Honorable Mention. This award is for his red earthenware project titled “Dog Jars”.
When you think of science, many think of genetics, evolution, or even how sound travels. Mr. Klaman, a biology and physical science teacher, has been educating students on these things for 22 years.
Prior to his time at Sheyenne, Klaman attended Dickinson State University for a year and later transferred to North Dakota State University (NDSU) where he completed his studies.
Before becoming a teacher, Mr. Klaman was interested in chemical engineering, but then chose a different path towards civil engineering. He made another switch to exercise science before finally landing on teaching.
With his experience in exercise science, Mr. Klaman used his athletic training degree at Cheney Middle School to help their athletic program.
If Mr. Klaman was not teaching, his dream job would be a food cart vendor. His reasoning behind this includes being able to travel around the city to see new places every week.
His love for traveling does not only involve being a theoretical food cart vendor. Mr. Klaman has visited many places, his favorites being New York City, Guatemala, and Banff, Canada.
Some of his other favorite things are reading, card games, and spending time with family at the lake. He describes his ideal day as a bright, sunny day on the water with a breeze light enough to cool the 85-degree air but still perfect for time on the boat. As the day winds down, it would be wrapped up with a campfire and some hotdogs to roast.
This year, artists at Sheyenne High School have exceled, achieving local and national recognition. This series of posts features those artists and their artwork.
Junior artist, Gracie Toso, created this red earthenware, mixed media “Ceramic Teapot” receiving the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Honorable Mention. Great work, Gracie!
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