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Each year, students from Amador County may apply for the 500 spots at CSSSA in Valencia, California. The application requirements include submission of audition tapes, writing samples, portfolios of their work, slides, film clips and storyboards. In addition, they must have two letters of recommendation from their teachers and submit the formal application. The Amador County Arts Council receives a grant to honor these students and provide scholarships to offset the cost.
June 25, 2004, Detert Park, Jackson, California, Masters of Ceremonies: Lynda Cook, President of the Amador County Arts Council, and Keith Sweet, Director of the Amador County Arts Council.
Amador County's 2004 California Art Scholars:
Tashayla Billington, Amador High School, Theatre Joseph Carusi, Amador High School, Creative Writing Jared Ginnelly, Mountain Oaks School, Theatre Colin Kendig, Mountain Oaks School, Theatre, Evan Kendig, Mountain Oaks School, Theatre, Shelby Sifers, Amador High School. |
2002 Appointees: Supervisor Richard Vinson, Nichole Finch, Brooke Chapman, Jenny Gottstein, Brittney Stevens, Arts Council Director Lynda Cook, Amanda Palomo, Arts Council Director Carol Sethre, and Abelina Lopez. Benel Dreksler is not pictured.
Supervisor Rich Escamilla presenting the 2001 CSSSA
awards to Janna Smith and Mary Riordan.
Caitlin Grillo was not present.
Mayor of Jackson, Al Nunes presents the 2000
CSSSA awards to Sarah Rutter and Amanda Palomo.
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