KHS art teacher Amanda Ritzdorf took several Kemmerer students to the Casper Art Symposium last weekend.
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KHS art teacher Amanda Ritzdorf took the following Kemmerer students to the Casper Art Symposium last weekend: Brendon Dunford, Michael Caulkum, Terry Uranbold, Merrick Cooper, Andres Rosales, Robert Clarke, Shelbie Price, Morgan Van Der Zalm, Jordan Boyd, Shawanna Steed, Kimberly Turner, Kellsie Lindsay, Michelle Nielson, Skylar Morgan and Alli Walker. (COURTESY PHOTO / Amanda Ritzdorf)
Kemmerer senior Brendon Dunford won a first-place blue ribbon for the work he presented at the Wyoming High School Art Symposium in Casper on April 21. (COURTESY PHOTO / Amanda Ritzdorf)
KHS art student Michael Clarke also earned a blue ribbon at the Casper Art Symposium last weekend. (COURTESY PHOTO / Amanda Ritzdorf)
Art teacher Amanda Ritzdorf said the KHS art students had a lot of fun and were able to experience a lot of new art forms. This was the 50th anniversary of the Wyoming High School Art Symposium. (COURTESY PHOTO / Amanda Ritzdorf)
