The 47th annual community show entries create a local buzz

by Kiefer Ely, Eric Simonson, and Makyla DeVries
October 7, 2021

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Sophomore Dalton’s Dimmick’s grand champion computer graphics entry into the Community Show was made entirely with his own imagination. “We were learning to use the Pen Tool, different swatches, and the Free Transform Tools in Adobe Illustrator,” Dimmick said. Even though he’s only in Computer Graphics 1, this piece makes it clear he has a great future ahead of him in the course.
Freshman Dorothy Mcmillen won first place in making gluten-free brownies. Mcmillen was excited to enter in the brownies since she made the from scratch? (Makyla DeVries)

From October 4 to 5, the 47th annual Linganore-New Market Community Show showcased individuals skills and accomplishments.

From floral arrangements to animal showcases, there is a place for all ideas in the community show. 

Freshman Taylor Droneburg entered a photograph into the community show.Taylor said, “I liked how it was fair for everyone and we all had the same chance to win.” This made the environment of the community fair positive since most kids had never entered into the community show before. (Makyla DeVries)

Community members also brought their farm animals and pets for display. Some animals included goats, horses, bunnies, and more.

This show is not only for the New Market community but for the students of Linganore. Students like Taylor Droneburg can showcase their photography skills and win first place. Other students such as Dorothy McMillen can boast about their baked goods and compete for the top spot.

Classes like computer graphics, horticulture, art, welding, photography, engines and power, and veterinary medicine can all showcase their accomplishments and what they have learned in class through the community show.

Popular entries from students in these classes include baked goods, animals, photographs, hand drawn portraits, welding creations, and computer generated artwork.

Some LHS classes and programs also display entries; Computer Graphics teacher Tracy Bozzonetti’s students submitted photographs and digital drawings.

Pre-Vet teacher and Future Farmers of America Organization Linganore advisor Patricia Beachy’s students showed off their farm animals.

Horticulture teacher Thomas Hawthorne’s bouquet and flower arrangements created by students and himself. During the school year, there are various events and plant sales coming straight from the greenhouse at Linganore. Keep a look out for more information. 

This years Community Show held a variety of fantastic displays, this gallery is to display some of the best.

Check out related Community Show 2021 articles such as, the Cake Auction, Family Fun.