Washburn fifth-grade students
Photos courtesy of Colleen Good
STUDENTS IN WASHBURN tried their hand at the advertising business, creating ads for local businesses as part of Newspapers in Education.
Pictured are members of Mrs. Good’s fifth-grade class at the David J. Lyon Washburn District Elementary School, in front, from left: Ethan Butler, Alyssa Dennett, Shelly Lewis, Katianne McLaughlin, Turner McLaughlin, Mallory Martin and Jullian Mandeville.
Middle row: Megan Farley, Devon Maynard, Daniel Worsley, Mason Pelletier, Tony Roaman, Danielle Thompson, Makayla Shackett and Katie Easler.
Back row: Macy Barker, Carly Bragg, Becky Tozier, Ashley Conroy, Abby Conroy and Vivian Ballerstein.
ABBY CONROY, Vivian Ballerstein and Jillian Madeville,
pictured from left, take a break from working on a Newspapers in Education project.
The girls are in fifth-grade at Washburn Elementary School.
BECKY TOZIER
puts the finishing touches on an ad she worked on with classmate Keen Drost (not pictured) as part of a creative project for Newspapers in Education.
She is a fifth-grade student in Washburn.
ALYSSA DENNETT and Megan Farley,
pictured from left, teamed up with Connor Bragg (not pictured) to design an ad for this year’s Newspapers in Education section.
They are all Washburn fifth-graders.
GROUP EFFORT —
This group of Washburn fifth-graders used teamwork to complete a Newspapers in Education ad for a local business.
Pictured from left are: Carly Bragg, Katie Easler, Turner McLaughlin and Mallory Martin.
THIS TRIO put their artistic talents to use on a Newspapers in Education project for the Star-Herald.
Pictured from left are Washburn fifth-graders:
Ashley Conroy, Shelly Lewis and Katianne McLaughlin.
A DESIGN TEAM made up of, from left:
Devon Maynard, Daniel Worsley, Ethan Butler and Mason Pelletier, recently worked together to create an ad for a local business, as part of the annual NIE section.
The boys are fifth-graders at Washburn Elementary School.
TONY ROMAN
takes time out from being a ‘salesman’ to smile for the camera.
He and other fifth-grade students in the area were recently asked to create ads for local businesses.
GIRL POWER fueled this creative team of Washburn fifth-graders, made up of, from left:
Macey Barker, Danielle Thompson and Makayla Shakett.
The Washburn students and their classmates designed ads for Newspapers in Education.
