FIRST PLACE:
Three students and one adult from these two schools will sail into the Inner Harbor aboard Pride of Baltimore II at Homecoming on Nov. 27

         

• Deerfield Elementary, Edgewood, MD
• Grantsville Elementary, Grantsville, MD

SECOND PLACE:

• Severn River Middle School, 6^th and 7^th grades, Arnold, MD

These students will have the honor of ringing the official Pride Bell in the Inner Harbor which is only rung when the ship returns from a voyage. These two classes submitted 30 entries in the contest

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SPECIAL MERIT AWARDS: The judges felt that these banners deserved special recognition for excellence in the following categories:

• Best Incorporation of Diverse Elements: Bridge Schools at Hoover Middle, Rockville
• Best Expression of the Contest Theme: North Harford Elementary, Pylesville
• Best Use of Materials: Thomas G. Hayes Elementary, Baltimore
• Most Striking Design: North Chevy Chase Elementary, Chevy Chase
• Best Border Design: The Odyssey School, Baltimore
• Most Imaginative: Clemens Crossing Elementary, Columbia (5 entries)
• Most Beautiful: Magothy River Middle, Arnold
• Most Original Idea: Kingsview Middle, Germantown
• Best Painting Technique: Lockerman Middle, Denton
• Most Creative Use of Map Elements: Ridgley Middle, Timonium
• Long Distance Award: Crestline Middle School, Crestline, Ohio
• Best Use of Technology in Creating the Banner: St. Martin’s Lutheran School, Annapolis (2 entries)
• Best Use of Collage: Severn River Middle School, Arnold
• Award for Elegant Simplicity: Severn River Middle School, Arnold
• Best Incorporation of Geography Elements: Severn River Middle School, Arnold
• Best use of Textures: Severn River Middle School, Arnold
• Most Humorous: Chestertown Middle, Chestertown
• Most Colorful and Vibrant Design: St. Francis of Assisi School, Baltimore
• Most Colorful Border: St. Francis of Assisi School, Baltimore
• Best Use of Flags: Ridgley Elementary, Ridgley
• Best Use of Verse: Ridgeway Elementary, Severn
• Best Collaboration/Best Quilt: Woodbridge Elementary, Catonsville
• Best Use of Lettering: Oakland Mills Middle, Columbia (3 entries)
• Best Incorporation of School Mascot in Design: Park Elementary, Brooklyn Park
• Most Artistic: Harbor School, Annapolis
• Best Use of Metallic Colors: Glenelg Country School, Glenelg
• Most Unique Use of Perspective: Church Creek Elementary School, Belcamp
• Good Use of Space: Colonel Richardson Middle School, Federalsburg
• Best Marine Theme: Taneytown Elementary School, Taneytown

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