Athens High School Supports

26th Annual Limestone Sheriff's Rodeo
 

The Athens High School T-4 class, "Teens and Teachers Teaming for Technology", and the Art Class, both completed class projects in support of the annual rodeo last week, and Sheriff Blakely rewarded all class members with VIP Passes to the rodeo.

“We were happy Mrs. Pettus agreed to this project again this year. It helped us to identify our sponsor businesses, and saved us the cost of having someone do the graphics setup for us,” said Sheriff Blakely.

Instructor Angela Pettus incorporated graphic arts in the design of the door sticker, and Madeline Hunt was the winning student designer. Madeline is the daughter of David and Leah Hunt of Athens.

Instructor Katie Ruf and the Art Class designed a “cowgirl and cowboy” cutout for the Special Needs Rodeo participants to have a photo station to take their picture. “The cutouts were a tremendous hit at the Special Needs Rodeo. One of the longest lines were kids waiting to have their picture taken,” added Sheriff Blakely.
 

Athens High School Instructor Angela Pettus and winning student-designer Madeline Hunt with a photo enlargement of the door sticker she designed. Other class members participating in the project were: Lauren Brown, Chris Cosby, Mary Kate Crandall, Tiffnee Eaton, Taylor Furline, Houston Glaze, Kayla Grantham, Tashina Gray, Madeline Hunt, Paige Moore, Kristen Pepper, Elizabeth Smith, Ryan Smith, Aubrey Spry, Thomas Stolaski, Lacey Tompkins.

Ms. Katie Ruf and her Art students that designed the "cowgirl and cowboy" cutouts for the Special Needs Rodeo.

Justin Brown, Daniel Norwood, Nathan Stout, Alex McLain, Chelsey Miller, Kayla Blake, Justin Rogers, and Art Teacher Katie Ruf.

Not pictured: Emily Bentley, Yesenia Villalobos, Catherine Hunt, Maribel Lagunas, Britney Bates, and Marybeth Miller.

 

Sheriff's Office employees and Special Needs volunteers Lisa Swindall left,

and Matt Wassum right, pose for photographs with the cutouts from the Art Class.

Special Needs participants wait in line to have their picture taken with the cutouts.

Thanks AHS students, Mrs. Pettus, & Ms. Ruf