Detroit – The artwork of Michigan high-school students will be featured at the upcoming 2014 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS).
The annual high school poster contest, held in conjunction with the show, drew a record 989 entries from 73 high schools across the state.
The grand prize, the Chairman's Award of $1,000, will be presented to Lindsey Simon, a 12th grade student at Romeo Engineering and Technology Center in Washington, Mich.
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Simon's poster will be printed in the official NAIAS program.
"The record number of entries speaks volumes about interest in NAIAS and global auto industry," said NAIAS 2014 Chairman, Bob Shuman. "What is especially important is that these students exhibited the creative talent that is so critical to the success of this industry."
All winning entries will be posted on the official NAIAS website, www.naias.com, and will be on display January 18-26 at the NAIAS at Cobo Center in Detroit.
Here's the full list of winners:
Honoree who received a $1,000 prize:
- State Farm Insurance Award
- Angelica Paparizos, Henry Ford High School, Sterling Heights
Honorees who each received a $500 prize:
- Designer's Best of Show - Digital
- Derrick Wayne Willis Bowie, Kalamazoo Central High School, Kalamazoo
- Designer's Best of Show - Traditional
- Haley Touchette, Grand Blanc High School, Grand Blanc
- Katelyn Galant, Lakeview High School, St. Clair Shores
- Zoe Wilson, Careerline Technical Center, Holland
- Jennifer Tigani, William D. Ford Career Technical Center, Westland
- 10 th Grade Award, 1 st Place
- 11 th Grade Award, 1 st Place
- 12 th Grade Award, 1 st Place
Honorees who each received a $250 prize:
- Most Creative Award
- Jefferson Braybrook, Careerline Tech Center, Holland
- Best Use of Color Award
- Teada Ngin, Careerline Tech Center, Holland
- Tiffany Teng, Novi High School, Novi
- Best Theme Award
Honorees who each received a $250 prize:
- 10 th Grade Award, 2 nd Place
- Mujo Hrnjica, Hamtramck High School, Hamtramck
- 11 th Grade Award, 2 nd Place
- Veronica Peterson, William D. Ford Career Technical Center, Westland
- Jennifer Tigani, William D. Ford Career Technical Center, Westland
- 12th Grade Award, 2nd Place
Honorees who each received a $100 prize:
- 10 th Grade Award, 3 rd Place
- Claire Beresford, Bloomfield Hills High School, Bloomfield Hills
- 11 th Grade Award, 3 rd Place
- Paris Leek, Careerline Tech Center, Holland
- Ronald Malmsten, William D. Ford Career Technical Center, Westland
- 12 th Grade Award, 3 rd Place