Art - the legacy continues

2006-05-10 / Community


Jack Sanders established art as a priority in the Delphi schools, believing that "art touches everyone." It was his vision that created a premier art show featuring both student and professional art in a gallery setting. That concept is still unique today. Art teachers in the Delphi Community School Corporation have followed in his footsteps, and each year strive for a bigger and better show. Current and former DCSC art teachers are pictured above, l-r: Robin Walker Allbaugh, Sherri Cripe, Barb McCain, Sanders, Don Brothers, Kathy Need, Sandy Esserman, Cary Griffiths Rush, Sandy Cox. Not pictured is current DCHS art teacher Judi Brummett. Comet photo by Jennifer Archibald Jack Sanders established art as a priority in the Delphi schools, believing that "art touches everyone." It was his vision that created a premier art show featuring both student and professional art in a gallery setting. That concept is still unique today. Art teachers in the Delphi Community School Corporation have followed in his footsteps, and each year strive for a bigger and better show. Current and former DCSC art teachers are pictured above, l-r: Robin Walker Allbaugh, Sherri Cripe, Barb McCain, Sanders, Don Brothers, Kathy Need, Sandy Esserman, Cary Griffiths Rush, Sandy Cox. Not pictured is current DCHS art teacher Judi Brummett. Comet photo by Jennifer Archibald

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