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Published December 02, 2011, 12:00 AM

PHOTO GALLERY: 2011 Stop Drug and Alcohol Abuse Poster contest

Poster winners for the 2012 Stop Drugs calendar


The grand prize poster chosen for the cover of the 2012 Stop Drug and Alcohol Abuse Poster Contest Calendar was created by Violet Penman, a sixth-grader at Hudson Middle School.

  • The grand prize poster chosen for the cover of the 2012 Stop Drug and Alcohol Abuse Poster Contest Calendar was created by Violet Penman, a sixth-grader at Hudson Middle School.
  • Kye Bartlett, a fourth-grader at Hudson Prairie Elementary, had his poster chosen for the month of January.
  • Emalie Marion, a sixth-grader at Hudson Middle School, had her poster chosen for the month of February.
  • Hannah Schneckenberger, a seventh-grader at Meyer Middle School in River Falls, had her poster chosen for the month of March.
  • Madi Edwards, a seventh-grader at Meyer Middle School, had her poster chosen for the month of April.
  • Anna Veenedall, a fifth-grader at River Crest Elementary, had her poster chosen for the month of May.
  • Halle Powers, a fifth-grader at Hudson Prairie Elementary, had her poster chosen for the month of June.
  • Olivia Goulette, a fifth-grader at St. Patrick School, had her poster chosen for the month of July.
  • Bryce Marion, a seventh-grader at Hudson Middle School, had his poster chosen for the month of August.
  • Ella Diedrich, a fourth-grader at Houlton Elementary, had her poster chosen for the month of September.
  • Chloe Germain, a sixth-grader at Hudson Middle School, had her poster chosen for the month of October.
  • Duabhnub Merrie Thao, a fourth-grader at Houlton Elementary, had her poster chosen for the month of November.
  • Elise Kolbeck, a sixth-grader at New Richmond Middle School, had her poster chosen for the month of December.
  • This year’s grand prize winner is sixth-grader Violet Penman of Hudson. From the left are, St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts, Penman, Max Hansen, Hudson Prairie Elementary School guidance counselor and St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson. Photos by Margaret A. Ontl
  • Fourth-grade winners are, front from left, Kye Bartlett (Hudson), Ella Diedrich (Hudson), <br /><br />Duabhnub Merrie Thao (Hudson), Samantha Blaiser (Hudson), Alexandra Gibson (Hudson), Emma Blank (Hudson), Ella Stein (Hudson), Aiden Howie (River Falls) and Tyler Penny (River Falls). Not pictured, Maddie Becker(Hudson). In the back are St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts, St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson and guidance counselor Max Hansen.
  • Fifth-grade winners are, front from left, Olivia Goulette (Hudson), Halle Powers (Hudson), Anna Veenendall (Hudson), Cody Brown (River Falls), Hannah Burns (Hudson), Lauren Gertschen (Hudson), Lauryn Her (Hudson), Elizabeth Kleiber (Hudson), Madelynn Kraft (New Richmond) and Carter Maack (Somerset). In the back are St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts, St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson and guidance counselor Max Hansen.
  • Sixth-grade winners are, front from left, Emalie Marion (Hudson), Elise Kolbeck (New Richmond), Harmony Adler (New Richmond), Lorin Bauer (New Richmond), Lucy Cherrier (Hudson), Peter Lepper (Somerset), Hannah Meyer (Somerset), Hannah Waskosky (Somerset) and Lety Schemmel (River Falls). Not pictured, Chloe Germain (Hudson). In the back are St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts, St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson and guidance counselor Max Hansen.
  • Seventh-grade winners are, front from left, Madi Edwards (River Falls), Hannah Schneckenberger (River Falls), Bryce Marion (Hudson), Hannah Erickson (Hudson), Rachel Kadidlo (Hudson), <br /><br />Elizabeth Gunderson (River Falls), Madeline Kieren (River Falls), Destinee Struemke (River Falls), Emily Larkin (New Richmond) and not pictured Joely Mart (Somerset). In the back are St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts, St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson and guidance counselor Max Hansen.