Ledger Looking Back 25 Years: 4/26/2000

"An Act of Art," the May 6 fundraiser for the Whitehall Lewis and Clark Mural Project, will feature close to 35 original works of art by prominent area artists, and some of the artwork is currently on display in the lobby at Rocky Mountain Bank.

The Whitehall Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Renea Cassidy, said the artwork includes original paintings, pottery, bronze and ceramic sculptures, photographs, and functional artwork from various area artists. Some artists have regional and national reputations, and the Chamber is pleased with the diversity and quality of artwork available at the event.

WHS Creative Leader of the Week: Shawn Patrick. Junior Shawn Patrick has earned "Creative Leader of the Week" honors for his hard work and participation in WHS Student Council activities. Advisor Lee Ann Gallagher nominated Shawn, who is also the council's vice president. He is the son of Carol and Glenn Patrick and has college plans for the future. He also enjoys playing basketball.

WHS Student of the Week: Dan Warden. Shop teacher Tom Wheeler says Dan has many "leadership and general work-related skills while in all vo-tech classes." Dan is the son of Robert and Judy Warden and has plans to attend the Art Institute of Seattle in the fall. He enjoys hunting, fishing, playing music, and skateboarding.

WHS Athlete of the Week: Amber Casebolt. A WHS tennis player, Amber won her singles and doubles match in Bozeman on April 20th. "She is a naturally talented tennis player who puts a lot of power behind her strokes," coach Bridget Welch said. She also dispatched athletic director Julie Kieckbush 5-0 in the "Whitehall Challenge." Amber is the daughter of Dale and Marianne Traub.