Alecia Foster
NORTHEAST GLENDALE -- Three local high school students were named as
winners in the Congressional Arts Competition.
The students from the 27th Congressional District took first and third
place and honorable mention in the contest.
Clark Magnet High junior Sapideh Omidghaemi took first place in the
contest and her artwork will hang in the U.S. Capitol for one year.
Amy Brunton, an eleventh-grader at Crescenta Valley High, took third
place in the contest. Her work will be displayed in Rep. Adam Schiff's
(D-Glendale) Pasadena office.
Honorable mention went to Esther B. Lee, a senior at Hoover High.
The three were among six students from the 27th Congressional District
in the contest.
The winners were announced Monday evening at the Congressional Arts
Forum and Competition at The Alex Theatre.
