Fourteen Audubon High School Students traveled to the 29th Annual Industrial Technology Exposition last Friday in Pleasant Hill, and three of the participants claimed top spots at the event. The program took place at Southeast Polk Community High School and featured projects created by the students. The entries are separated into seven classifications and can receive a first-place blue ribbon, second-place red ribbon or third-place white ribbon. Any first place project is judged again to determine the top three best in state. Timothy Bozzo, a freshman, was awarded a blue ribbon for his shaker bench which was placed second for best in state. Freshman, Eric Hermansen, constructed a backdoor boot bench received a blue ribbon for his work and placed second in best of state. Macy Debower, a junior, built a low-platform bed receiving a blue ribbon and took top honors in the best of state judging. A list results for all participating students can be found included with this story on our website.
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Timothy Bozz, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon, Second Place Best in State
-Shaker Bench
Eric Hermansen, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon, Second Place Best in State
-Backdoor Boot Bench
Macy Debower, Junior
-Blue Ribbon, First Place Best in State
-Low-Profile Platform Bed
Tristan Schlichte, Senior
-Blue Ribbon
-Cherry Nightstand
Isaiah Taylor, Senior
-Blue Ribbon
-Drop-leaf Coffee Table
Dustin Andreasen, Junior
-Blue Ribbon
-Craftsman Tile Top Table
Lane Lawson, Sophomore
-Blue Ribbon
-Backdoor Boot Bench
Jarrett Meaike, Junior
-Red Ribbon
-Golf Ball Display
Tyler Riebhoff, Junior
-Red Ribbon
-Craftsman Tile Top Table
Micky Williamson, Senior
-Red Ribbon
-Mini Baseball Bat Display Rack and Lathed Bats
Noah Morgan, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon
-Veneered Accent Table
Luke Mosinski, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon
-Veneered Accent Table
Tanner Peterson, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon
-Veneered Accent Table
Syrus Stice, Freshman
-Blue Ribbon
-Veneered Accent Table
