AMERICUS —
Red Ribbon Week is observed Oct. 23-31. The goal of the Red Ribbon Campaign is to bring communities together to communicate and take an active stance against substance abuse and teach students the importance of being drug free.
In anticipation of Red Ribbon Week, students in the art classes at Staley Middle School competed in a T-shirt design contest. Students had to design a shirt advertising being drug free. Seventh-grader, Natiya Williams won first place. Noah Lee placed second and Makyre Spann placed third. Williams’ drawing has been submitted in the district-wide competition for judging. The winner of the contest will receive a T-shirt with his or her design printed on it.
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Natiya Williams took first place in the Red Ribbon T-Shirt Contest at Staley Middle School. Submitted Photo
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Noah Lee took second place in the Red Ribbon T-Shirt Contest at Staley Middle School. Submitted Photo
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Makyre Spann took third place in the Red Ribbon T-Shirt Contest at Staley Middle School. Submitted Photo
October 31, 2012
Red Ribbon Week T-Shirt Design Contest
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