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Crozet Library Hosts Annual WAHS Art Show

Ike Noth, A&E Editor
November 15, 2024
This years' WAHS Art Show poster can be found on display at the Crozet Library.
Credit: Emerson Fatovich-Luckey
This years’ WAHS Art Show poster can be found on display at the Crozet Library.

The Crozet Library hosted the WAHS art show displaying Western students’ art pieces. The 2024 show is taking place from November 4th to December 7th. The art ranges from ceramics to paintings to photography. Visit the Crozet Library while the event is still happening, and see our students’ amazing art.

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Ike is a junior in his third year of journalism. He participates deeply in school spirit as the Junior Class President, loves to play video games, and watches a lot of TV. Ike loves Batman and Spiderman.
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