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The Woman's Christian Temperance Union is pleased to announce the winners of the Picture Coloring, Essay and Poster Contests for 2011. The winners were chosen from thousands of entries throughout the United States and were previously winners in local and state contests. Congratulations to all!

This contest offers primary school-age children in Kindergarten and Grades 1-3 an opportunity to present in an artistic manner, a message promoting abstinence from alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs as well as abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

Contestants color one of four official coloring sheets provided by the WCTU. Winners in the four divisions are:

Kindergarten
1st Place Emma McCallum CA
2nd Place Ty Powell NJ
3rd Place Rylee Delovich WV
Honorable Mention Hope Dewey KS

First Grade
1st Place Kloee Felton IN
2nd Place Sine Matson SD
3rd Place Colin Reeves WV
Honorable Mention Lacey Lewis PA

Second Grade
1st Place Grace Mixer IL
2nd Place Trenton Bennett OK
3rd Place Tommy Pierce NJ
Honorable Mention Nathan Kline PA

Third Grade
1st Place Emma Kelley WV
2nd Place Abby Grimaudo NY
3rd Place Grace King NE
Honorable Mention Skylar Bultje SD

WCTU Essay Contests offer students an opportunity to research and write on the subjects of alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs and abuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs with an emphasis on total abstinence as the preferred approach to these threats to youth.

Three Divisions are offered for the Essay Contests and the WCTU provides an information resource kit for each of these. The 2011 winners are:

Division I (Grades 4-6)
1st Place Gary Menary CA
2nd Place Joseph Dewey KS
3rd Place Emily Ann Noble KY

Division II (Grades 7-9)
1st Place Leah Helm IN
2nd Place Jonathan Livengood IL
3rd Place Rebecca Grimaudo NY

Division III (Grades 10-12)
1st Place Bruce VanFleet PA
2nd Place Tiffany Jensen CA
3rd Place Ryan Ford CA

 

The Poster Contests offer students an opportunity to research and present in an original artistic manner, a message on the subject of the inherent dangers of alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs or abuse of prescription and overthe- counter drugs with an emphasis on total abstinence as the preferred approach to these threats to youth.

In addition to the three graded divisions for original poster art using conventional media, a fourth division encompassing computer-generated graphics has been added. Division IV is an open division with anyone, Grades 4-12 eligible to submit an entry.

Winning designs are used to promote Youth Temperance Education Week in April of each year. The 2011 Winners in four divisions are:

Division I (Grades 4-6)
1st Place Caleb Powell KS
2nd Place Julia Johnson IL
3rd Place Mikaela Russell OR

Division II (Grades 7-9)
1st Place Emily Johnson IL
2nd Place Hailee Huntsberger IN
3rd Place Paul Glover KY

Division III (Grades 10-12)
1st Place Stanley Helgenbrinck IL
2nd Place Faith Powell KS
3rd Place Melinda Wright IN

Division IV (Open)
1st Place Luke Myers KS
2nd Place No Award
3rd Place No Award

The WCTU believes that young people should be aware of the problems involved with the use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, illegal drugs and pornography. To encourage and promote research into the effects of these as they relate to the health and happiness of the individual, the protection of the home, safety, crime and violence, college students are invited to compete in the Intercollegiate Oratorical Contests sponsored by the WCTU on campuses around the nation.

The National Contest was conducted at the National WCTU Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on August 12, 2011 and the winners are:

1st Place Elizabeth Wickham CA
2nd Place Hosanna Myers KS

For information about the 2012 Contests, click on the button below or CLICK HERE

 

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