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Congressional Art Competition Open House May 1-10 in Galveston Features 72 Entries from the 14th Congressional District of Texas May 1, 2006 This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Congressional art competition. Every congressional district picks one eventual winner for the prestigious honor of representing it in Washington DC. More than 50 high school students from across the 14th congressional district have submitted entries. The winning piece will hang in the Cannon Building in Washington for one year. Since the competition began in 1982, hundreds of thousands of high school students nationwide have participated. The Public is Invited to Preview the Entries. Good luck to the following students! Brazoria County Jennifer Nge 11th Hannah Bradley 12th Tyler DuBose 10th Courtney Howes 10th Sharice McConico 9th Zach Ashburn 12th Rpberta Marasigan 11th Nikki Zurborg 10th Baylea Wagener 10th Rosa Salas 11th Brenda Molina 12th Alicia Rabago 10th Chase Bieri 11th Isaac Farley 12th Zahira Gallardo 12th Caylen Dalrymple 12th Tara Radford 12th Sharon Borker 12th Alissa Bollich 12th Kristen Matthew 11th Marie Bosserman 11th Amesti Reioux 12th Leslie LaChance 9th Tyson Karl 12th Chambers County Josh Brokaw 12th Kimberly Truncale 11th Courtney Martin 12th Bryan Bell 12th Katherine Canamar 9th Johnnie Hays 10th CoCo Gonzales 11th Jeff Manuel 12th Alina McCarley 10th Sammy Baugh 11th Kris Matthews 12th Thomas Davis 12th Gina Leal 10th Drake Landey 10th Steven Bradchalus 10th Nick Gandara Callie Schaser Aryn Hernandez Victoria County Danta Cobb 11th Casey Newman 12th Marco Zamarripa 12th Michael Valle 11th Kollette Whitley 12th David Roberts 11th Brie Bouldin 11th Kasey Nix 10th Fort Bend County Joel A Stanulonis 10th Home School- Kemah, Texas Alexandria Rangel |