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by Linda Donlin
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The main brick building of my alma mater, Sykeston High School, in Sykeston, ND, was built in 1913. An addition that included a new gymnasium, a home... more
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60" Diameter Not Including Tassles
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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The main brick building of my alma mater, Sykeston High School, in Sykeston, ND, was built in 1913. An addition that included a new gymnasium, a home economics classroom and a chemistry lab, was built in the early 1960s.
After graduating from eighth grade at St. Elizabeth’s grade school down the block in 1966, I attended public high school there, graduating in May 1970 in a class of 20. My three children also attended school there until our move to Bismarck in 1989. The school struggled with declining enrollments and eventually closed in 2006.
My painting of the school attempts to capture the lovely architecture of the school, as well as the memories within in it such as climbing the stairs to the top floor for typing class and going all the way to the other end in the new part for chemistry, of riding the school bus for many hours and admiring the 1969 Z28 driven by an upper classman, who also happened to live close to the school.
I have been an artist since I was a little girl growing up in central North Dakota. My artistic pursuits of drawing, painting, writing, and singing have brought me great joy throughout my life. Hours fly by when you can lose yourself in doing something you love! I channeled my interest in writing and visual arts into a fairly successful career as a public relations professional and rose through the ranks in communications and marketing departments in energy, healthcare and higher education. My spare time was spent honing my skills as a painter and singer. My formal education focused on communications and business, but I took drawing and painting classes whenever possible from local and regional artists and online, as I searched for a...
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