American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 of Elephant Butte knew when they finished judging the local entries for last year’s Poppy Poster Contest that several of the local winners would likely win at the State, and possibly, the National levels. We were not disappointed. Six local students won State awards and 2 won National Certificates.
On Friday January 17th, and Friday January 24th, members of Unit 44 visited local schools to present checks and awards to those proud students. The winners were:
- Class I (grades 2 & 3): Kailey McCraw 1st place State; Cambria Stoops 2nd place State
- Class II (grades 4 & 5): Taylor Hearn 1st place State & 1st place National Western Division; Brannan Artman 2nd place State
- Class VII (special needs): Aloria Durham 1st place State & 1st place National Western Division; Kimberly Villagran 2nd place State
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From L to R: Taylor Hearn with mother Carrie Hearn and Brannan Artman with mother Kim Artman.
Congratulations to all these creative young students! Unit 44 is currently conducting this year’s Poppy Poster contest, as well as the Americanism Essay contest, and looks forward to sponsoring as many, or more, winners this year.
From L to R with their posters are: Kailey McCraw, Cambria Stoops & Aloria Durham, with family members.
From L to R: Sharon Pierson, Unit 44 President;
Kimberly Villagran, State Winner;
Linda Nenno, Unit 44 Poppy chairman