The Cleveland Museum of Art presents Saturday, June 14, 2014

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Hot Sauce Williams
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The Music Settlement
Beckham’s B & M Bar-B-Que
Murray Hill Market
Blue Chip Foods—Ice Cream
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Original Greek Gyros
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Kevin Conwell &
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beauty
with your own seed
Parade
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made of recycled
paper pulp and wildflower
seeds.
Centers for Families and
2 Children
Express Yourself. Enjoy
face painting, hat making,
and creating beaded
necklaces and bracelets.
Cleveland Botanical
25 Garden
Parade
Travelling the Silk Road.
Explore artifacts found
on the Silk Road and
create your own Silk Road
experience.
Cleveland Institute of
7 Art
Cleveland Institute of
12 Music
Drumming Up Fun.
Top It Off. Make a crazy hat
Repurposed mail tubes
or tiara using repurposed
become miniature drums
materials.
embellished with ribbon,
washi tape, stickers, and
imagination.
Centers for Dialysis
11 Care/MOTTEP
Cleveland Museum of
5 Natural History
Connecting toStart
Nature.
Learn how to bring birds to
your backyard and make
a feeder using recycled
materials.
Weave, Braid, Twist.
Bracelets, key chains, belts
. . . turn a bag into a new
creation.
Cleveland One World
15 Festival
Children’s World. Hands-on
folk arts and
Free,multicultural
secure
bicycle
corraldemonstrations of
crafts,
folk instruments, costumes,
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Shake, Rattle, and Roll.
Make a unique instrument
out of recycled materials.
Join the musical fun with
dancing, and drumming.
Greater Cleveland
21 Aquarium
“J” is for Jellyfish. Create
your own aquatic friend
using recycled materials.
Neighborhood
27 Connections
The Race Card and My
Favorite Part of Me.
Teens and adults distill
their thoughts and
experiences about
race, while kids depict
their favorite parts of
themselves.
Hawken School
Cleveland’s Euclid Beach 22 Cultivation and Cleveland.
9 Park Carousel Society/
Plant a seed and see how
Euclid Beach Park Now
gardens are a part of the
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17 of Public Utilities
Utility Inspired Crafting.
Spark your creative flow
with utility inspired craft
projects
Cleveland Orchestra/
16 The Music Settlement
Keep the Beat: Instrument
Discovery. Discover your
inner musician and join an
interactive music-making
activity.
Cleveland Museum of
13 Art and Womens Council
Design It, Sign It, Send It.
Create a Parade-themed
postcard inspired by artists
in the museum’s collection.
Cleveland Public Library
8 Balance. Enjoy children’s
crafts, puppet shows,
free popcorn, and balloon
twisting.
Cleveland
Sight Center
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. Away. Create flightEye Fly
Imagine Bella Academy
themed artwork using
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Wind Chimes. Create and
recycled materials without
decorate chimes.
using your eyes.
Junior League of
Council for Economic
4 Opportunities in Greater 29 Cleveland
Jump, Bump, and Roll for
Cleveland/Head Start
Kids. Play healthy food
Programs
bingo and show off your
My Favorite. Draw a picture
ability to shake it, kick it,
for the favorite person in
and move your body.
your life.
Ohio Virtual Academy/
28 Insight School of Ohio
Germination Station. Grow
plants from seeds and help
color a large mural.
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Park Lane Villa
Decorating the Circle.
Decorate yourself with
temporary tattoos in floral,
animal, or other familyfriendly designs.
Ronald McDonald House
31 of Cleveland
Butterflies from the Garden
House. Create your own
butterfly using bits and
pieces of recycled papers
and trimmings.
MOCA Cleveland/
Cuyahoga Community
University Hospitals
26 The Sculpture Center
1 Rainbow Babies &
19 College
Someday Is Now.
Children’s Hospital
Fishing for Fun Facts.
Experiment with traditional
Splish, Splash, Safe. Take
Play the environmental
and unusual materials to
a boat ride in the water
educational fun fact game
create a unique art print,
safety trailer and learn
by catching fish with poles.
inspired by artist Corita
to be safe in and around
Kent.
water.
Cuyahoga County
10 Prosecutor’s Office
Operation Child Protect.
Providing parents with a
photo, DNA sample, and
fingerprints.
Cuyahoga Job and
20 Family Services
Healthy Start Kids Health
Mobile 2.0. Use your hands
and imagination to place
your mark on the new
health mobile.
Montessori High School
3 at University Circle/
Judson
Be a Part of the Future.
Create a time capsule to
celebrate the 25th Parade
the Circle.
Western Reserve
32 Historical Society
Create a Cutout Character.
Using repurposed
materials, decorate a
paper cutout doll inspired
by historical clothing and
costumes. Explore games
and toys from the past.
Parade the Circle
presented by The Cleveland Museum of Art
Parade at Noon
Recologia Desigual
Never Odd or Even
THEME:
Upload your photos
to Instagram with the
hashtag #paradethecircle.
Photos will be featured on
clevelandart.org during and
after the Parade.
Fuchsia Banner
Enas Perissos Metaxy Artios—
One Odd Among the Even
Concept and Design Robin
VanLear, Robin Heinrich. Rhino
Sculpture Robin VanLear. Painting Jesse Rhinehart. Choreography Story Rhinehart. Rhino
Burroquites Mark Jenks. Pull
Toys Oliver App, Robin Heinrich, Mark Jenks, Ian Petroni,
Jessica Rosenlieb, Robin VanLear. Cleveland area dancers.
Durer’s Rhino reprised with a
bevy of mechanical toys.
Directors Promenade
Cleveland Museum of Art
Interim Director Fred Bidwell
and Chairman R. Steven
Kestner promenade with UCI
President Chris Ronayne and
other Circle and civic leaders.
Breaking Barriers Building
Opportunities
Horvitz YouthAbility Program
of Jewish Family Service Association. Breaking a brick wall
and building steps to success.
e The 10:00 Jam Band
The Music Settlement. Cooking
Abington Aquarium
up a big pie of jazz tunes.
Abington Arms, Teaching Artist
Laura Cooperman. Float Design Pi in the Sky
Ian Petroni. Parrot fish, clown
The Music Settlement. A play
fish, coral, starfish, sea dragon,
on words. Bakers, pi, and pie in
angelfish, ribbon eel, mermaid,
the sky.
a shipwreck, and a lobster.
Merry Troubadours
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Under the Sea
Dream on Kids. Progeny, DirecPanic Steel Ensemble, Director
New Career Insights. Happy
tor Randy Woods. Outreach
Kelvin Cadiz. A Caribbean take
puffer fish, Viking puffer fish,
Artist Debbie Apple-Presser,
on Paul Simon’s classic.
and queen jellyfish.
Assistant Bill Poynter, Choreographer Kenya Woods. A
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free spirited troupe of street
Sister Sugar Pie
performers.
Roots of American Music. Old
time jug band with ukulele.
Purple Banner
Cento Anni, Cento del Festival e Sammy DeLeon and His Drum e Yiddishe Cup
Ensemble
Klezmer band.
St. Rocco School, Artists Karen
A family of musicians.
Menyhart, Nick Traenkner. St.
Silk Road
Rocco’s Italian festival is 100.
Creativity in Color
Cleveland Museum of Natural
Mandel Jewish Community
History. Caravan of cultural
Gilroy Gold
Center. Young artists turn reexchange between China and
Feature Artist Sue Berry and
cycled materials into a rainbow. Europe.
Friends. Run for the stinking
rose.
Mix it Up!
Every Body Has Its Own
Shimmy—Desigual/It’s Not the
Cleveland Museum of Art
Free Beets Root for Food
Same
Department of Education
Justice
Sisters Of Jamila Yaa.
and Interpretation. Water
The Free Beet Thinker Theatre,
color families mix and dance.
Guest Artist Annie Krol.
Zebediah created by Penny
Buchanan.
Totems Here, Totems There,
Many Totems Everywhere
Fatima Family Center. Outreach
Artists Buff Jozsa, Denajua.
Native Americans return to
Cleveland.
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Alexus in the Safari
Wonderland
Townsmen Orchestra,
Extended Family. Outreach ArtBandleader Bryan Smith. The
ists Buff Jozsa, Denajua, ChoNew Orleans moonflower only
reographer Story Rhinehart.
blooms at night to the sound
Alexus returns to her native
of music.
land and meets new friends.
Blue Banner
Lover’s Eyes
Guest Artist Robyn Einhorn and
Friends. Inspired by the brooch
King George (ca. 1780) wore in
his lapel—a tiny watercolor of
his lover’s eye.
Crocodile in Paris and Who
Wears Whom?
The Womens Council of the
Cleveland Museum of Art.
Inspired by the children’s book
Crocodile Crocodile.
Dos Monos
Guest Artist Anne Cubberly.
Silly monkeys.
Transcontinental Dance
Express
Mystic Motions.
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Passage
Jerry Keller, Ken Bowman, Mal
Fairmount Dance Theatre
Barron, Bob Charnik.
Company. New Geauga County
The Reemergence of the Saliva
youth dance company.
Slinging Mona Louver (1993)
Sumptuous Surrealism: The
Feature Artist Jesse Rhinehart.
Dazzling Dali and the Mystical
The smile that sprays.
Magritte
Consider Everything an
Experiment
Museum of Contemporary Art
Cleveland (MOCA). Inspired by
artist Corita Kent, who used
printmaking to bring people
together.
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Sharon Leary. Samba.
Rapture
Feature Artist Rapho
Valdivieso. Love, lust, and faith.
Hawken School, Artists Denise
Buckley, Hank Skladanowski.
Cleveland Sight Center. Artists
who challenged our reality with
playful perceptions.
Teal Banner
It’s Sur-Real Life!
Beck Center for the Arts.
Q: When do eyes, trees, and
clocks walk with Dalí and
Kahlo? A: Whenever imagination becomes reality.
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West African
rhythms.
“Desigual” to Spark the
Senses
Youth Opportunities Unlimited. Uneven lines and unequal
décor.
Listing as of June 3, 2014
Children’s Garden
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Kenneth Clement Boys LeaderSisters of Charity Cleveland
ship Academy, Dean of Culture
Central Promise NeighborIsmail Douglas. Outreach Artist
hood. Starting Point. Cleveland
Kelvin Cadiz.
Metropolitan Housing Authority—Outhwaite Community
A Clockwork Toy Box
Center. Outreach Artist Debbie
Cleveland Zeppelin Union.
Apple-Presser, Assistant Chuck
Antique wind-up dolls with a
Supinski. Celebrating a child’s
neo-Victorian twist.
transition to kindergarten.
Spectacular Skeleton
Make a Joyful Noise:
Showgirls
Sounds in the Circle
Feature Artist Denajua. Neon
Church of the Covenant. Instrushowgirls fluffed in plumage
ments recreate the daily noises
and skeletal attitude.
of University Circle.
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Tea Time in a Tiny Town
New Orleans flavor.
Pick Up Stix and Friends,
Feature Artist Julia Pankhurst.
Pouring high tea at noon.
Green Banner
Elements of Whimsy
Nach Ballet Bailar. Multicultural dancers from Willoughby
celebrate the elements.
Yellow Banner
Birds of Ohio
Westside Yin Yang Club.
Fluttering among trees and
butterflies.
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D2 Step Team
Desiree’s Dynamic All-girls Step Local 4 Music Fund.
Team. Coordinated yet un-even
Colors of the River
steps.
Cleveland Metroparks. A collage of life in and around our
Hi! Hi! Birdie!
rivers.
Pete Spencer, Amy Summa.
Artist Jesse Rhinehart. A wry
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bird atop a Rube Goldberg
Veterans
tower.
Drums of Humanity, Drummer
Let There Be Peace and
Harmony
Art House. WestPark MyCom.
Bellaire Puritas Development
Corporation. Outreach Choreographer Kenya Woods. Cats
and birds play together.
Craig Woodson. Volunteers of
America. Featured Drummer
Baba David Coleman. Celebrating contributions of American
veterans.
It Came from Lake Erie. . .
Ian George, Devon Lucarelli.
The Cleveland Bat vs. The Lake
Erie Lizard.
Ssssometimes Ssssize
Matterssss
Richard Moore.
River of Many Fish
Ashtabula Arts Center. Lakeside
High School Art Club. Inland
bays and rivers abound in
Ashtabula, “river of many fish.”
Under the Liquid Sky
Feature Artists Mark Jenks, Ian
Petroni, Chuck Supinski. “Decomposing until I fit in.”
The Web
Guest Artists Abby Maier
Johnson, Carl Johnson. Join the
web—we’re all connected.
The Race of the Races
Feature Artist Debbie ApplePresser, Choreographer Bill
Wade. Ladies at the Royal
Ascot watch the races: chariot,
horse, rat, human race against
time.
Orange Banner
Running of the Bulls and
Belles
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland
(Broadway, FDR, West Side).
Outreach Artist Jan StickneyKleber, Assistant Mary Ryan. A
riotous romp around the ring.
Neo Knights Versus the
Dragon of Despair
ICAN Schools—Northeast Ohio
Preparatory Academy. Students
battle adversities to make it to
college.
Cleveland City Rhythm
Even Rhythm Is Odd.
Professionals by day, tappers
by night.
Elote Is Corn
Cleveland School of the Arts.
Outreach Artist Chuck Supinski,
Assistant Julia Pankhurst, Choreographer Bill Wade. Corn was
sacred to the Aztec people.
Pink Tutu Outreach
Cleveland Inner City Ballet.
Quality dance instruction,
a gift for every child.
El Vuelo de la Mariposa De
Nuevo
Martha Brennan.
e Umadaop Community Drum
Corps
The Wizard of Candy Land
Cleveland Umadaop. Youth
Rainey Institute. Outreach Artist Wendy Mahon, Assistant Sue aged 8-15.
Berry. Our version of Candy
Rhinoolution
Land.
Urban Community School.
Cleveland One World Festival
Cleveland Cultural Gardens
Federation. International Community Council—Worldwide
Intercultural Network.
The Elephant in the Room
Neighborhood Connections
and Friends. YWCA of Greater
Cleveland. Outreach Artists
Oliver App, Julia Pankhurst,
Choreographer Story Rhinehart. Raising awareness about
racial oppression and privilege and the healing power of
diverse networks.
Outreach Artist Ian Petroni,
Assistant Jess Rosenlieb,
Choreographer Kenya Woods.
Re-duce, re-use, re-rhino.
Espiral
Tremont Neighbors and
Friends. Music Director Joe
Milan. Chief Cook Linda Bowman. Portuguese for spiral, an
exploration of the never odd or
even spiral form.
Parabolic Asymmetrical
Metamorphosis
Laurel School. Lunar tangents,
circling ellipses, transforming
zeros.
Love Revolution: The Monarch
and the Flower Child
Aretha Willis.
Sanctuary of the Black
Butterfly
Walter Allen Rogers, Jr.
e Proudly Pressing Forward—
Ready Set Go!
Tam Tam Magic. Glenville
Recreation Center Community
Dance Class, Consciousnest
Community Drum Class. Honoring ancestry through West
African drumming and dance.
Sometimes, Always, Never,
Forever
Guest Artist Liza Goodell.
Modern Day Damsels
Mayfield High School. Threatening dragon? No knight?
Damsels take matters into their
own hands.
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Marching Band
Federation of Network Ministries. Glenville Ministry in
Missions Alliance. Community
outreach with youth and adults.
Sweet Techies
El-Kaissi, Schmidt, Al-Haddad,
Al-Rahem, Islambouli, Warren,
Freund, and Rahim Families.
Inspired by a trip to San
Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Prehistoric Party
Guest Artists Amy Ballestad,
Sharon Epperson, May Jo
Nikolai (Uncle Bob’s Girls). Rising from the land of discarded
things, the prehistoric party
reinvents rubbish.
Kiwi Inspiration—
Oddly Evenly Balanced
Sebring Unicycle and Juggling
Club. Neon theme inspired by
kiwi boxes.
Forever Temporary . . .
Recycle, Repurpose, Reuse…
Return, Revisit, Review . . .
The Parade Passed
Feature Artists Mark Jenks,
Ian Petroni, Chuck Supinski.
An explosion of images from
parades past and a nod to all
the artists.
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7 Mile Isle. Baron’s song and Aldwyn Roberts’ Pan in A Minor.
Quixotic Quiddity (2007)
Concept and Design Robin
VanLear. Puppet Technology
Murphy Winters. Production
Lizzie Roche. Costume Assistance Sue Berry, Michael
Guy-James. Inspired by Peter
Minshall’s Tam Tam and Saga
Boy of Trinidad Carnival Fame,
these endearing heroes celebrate creative optimism.
Wisdom Whispers
Cleveland Public Theatre—
Brick City Theatre. Cuyahoga
Metropolitan Housing Authority
—Woodhill Homes, Lakeview
Terrace. Outreach Artists Pedro
Adorno, Tania Adorno, Sarah
Arroyo, Cristina Vives. Connecting with ancestors, inspired
by the Underground Railroad,
freedom songs, constellations,
and Egyptian mythology.
Espiral Uroboros de la Vida
Guest Artists Pedro Adorno,
Tania Adorno, Sarah Arroyo,
Cristina Vives of Agua, Sol y
Serano. Participating in continuity and change by invoking the best of our beings in
dialogue with animals, trees,
and stars.
Holy Lilac Water
Feature Artist Story Rhinehart.
Inspired by the art of Tony
Fitzpatrick, animal messengers
bless the boulevard.
Mariposas para Siempre
Feature Artists Wendy Mahon,
Oliver App. Carrying the spirit
of the ancestors, the monarch
is protected by the galloping
spirit of life.
e Revolution Brass Band
New Orleans 2nd line tradition
meets 21st century sensibility.
Red Banner
Recologia Desigual—
Recology without Equal
Concept and Design Robin
VanLear, Robin Heinrich. Sewing Sue Berry. Puppet Technology Murphy Winters. Painting
Jesse Rhinehart. Dye Team
Parade Interns. Winged Stilt
Costume (2006) Ronald Guy.
Hand-Painted Skirts (2000)
Nizam Ali. Moko Jumbies Ger- e Progeny
Shaw High School. Jazz fusion
ald Abt, Aytch Bures, Natajah
and funk ensemble.
Roberts, Sarah Tout. The Land
Beat its Wings Silk Birds (2012):
Sculpting Story Rhinehart.
Fancy Indian Puppets (2011):
Puppeteers Kelvin Cadiz, Robin
Heinrich, Dominic Moore. Traditional New Orleans Mardi Gras
and Trinidad Carnival costumes
adapted as giant puppets.
The Crew
Parade
thanks to our staff, artists, and volunteers
Parade
Nina Huryn
Director
Circle Village
Mark Jenks
Robin VanLear
Coordinators
Buff Jozsa
Sheila Obrycki
Meagan Krapf
Becky Voldrich
Coordinator
Nan Eisenberg
Annie Krol
Wendy Mahon
Production Manager
Julia Pankhurst
Robin Heinrich
Ian Petroni
Assistant
Bill Poynter
Jesse Rhinehart
Story Rhinehart
Lizzie Roche
Guest Artists
Jessica Rosenlieb
Gerald Abt (New York)
Mary Ryan
Pedro Adorno (Puerto Rico)
Jenny Hitmar Shankland
Amy Ballestad (Minnesota)
Donna Spiegler
Kelvin Keli Cadiz (Trinidad and
Tobago
Jan Stickney-Kleber
Anne Cubberly (Connecticut)
Rafael Valdivieso
Robyn Einhorn (Washington, D.C.)
Kaye Vander
Sharon Epperson (New York)
Bill Wade
Liza Goodell (Pennsylvania)
Kenya Woods-Cooper
Abby Maier Johnson (Vermont)
Craig Woodson
Mary Jo Nikolai (Minnesota)
Rudolph “Murphy” Winters
(Trinidad and Tobago)
Chuck Supinski
Staff and
Volunteers
Thank you to all the dedicated
employees and volunteers
from University Circle Inc.,
the Cleveland Museum of Art,
the Womens Council of the
Cleveland Museum of Art,
and participating Circle
institutions whose hard
work on parade day and
throughout the year is vital to
making Parade the
Circle and Circle Village a
great success.
Interns
Rachel Adler
Tania Adorno (Puerto Rico)
WOW! Wade Oval
Wednesdays
Sarah Arroyo(Puerto Rico)
Parade Artists & Support Staff
Tim Freeman
Oliver App
Natajah Roberts
Debbie Apple-Presser
Rebecca Rosen
Sue Berry
Emily Splain
Aytch Bures
Cristina Vives (Puerto Rico)
Michael Crouch
Denajua
Marlon Hatcher
D. Scott Heiser
Stay Connected
ClevelandArt.org/Facebook
@ClevelandArt
ClevelandArt.org
Upload your photos
to Instagram with the
hashtag #paradethecircle.
Photos will be featured on
clevelandart.org during
and after the Parade.
Spring into the Circle
June 11–August 27
University Circle’s signature concert series on
Wade Oval
FREE
Circle Challenge: The Wade Oval Walk Against
Hunger
EucFest
May 8, 2015
Celebrate the arrival of spring with special
events
Chippin’ In for Our Cops
Golf Outing
Parade the Circle and Circle Village
Thursday, August 28
Annual benefit for the University Circle Police
Department
June 13, 2015
Wade Oval Winter
The Rink at Wade Oval
Stay Connected with the Circle
November 28–March 8
facebook.com/universitycircle
Holiday CircleFest
twitter.com/inthecircle
Sunday, December 7
The 21st Annual University Circle holiday
open house. FREE.
universitycircle.org
Thanks
PARADE THE CIRCLE
PRESENTED BY
CIRCLE VILLAGE
PRESENTED BY
SPONSORS
SPONSORS
The Dr. and Mrs. Scott
R. Inkley in memory of
Katharine Newcomer
Endowment Fund supports
Abington Arms and
Extended Family.
The FUNd endowment
supports minority artists
and students participating
in the parade.
ONGOING SUPPORT
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Distillata
South Shore Cable Construction, Inc.
COVER The rhinoceros (inspired
by a print in the CMA collection
in gallery 114 by Albrecht Dürer)
has been a part of many parades
since 1990. This year we asked
parade artists from throughout
the history of the parade to draw a
rhino for this 25th-edition booklet
and poster.
Column 1 Robin VanLear, Bill
Poynter, Allison Murray, Oliver App,
Jan Stickney-Kleber
Column 2 Jill VanOrden, Wendy
Mahon, Dyane Hronek Hanslik,
Lizzie Roche, Nan Eisenberg
Column 3 Anne Cubberly, Bruno
Casiano, Liza Goodell, Hector
Castellanos Lara, Ian Petroni
Column 4 Robin Heinrich, Mark
Jenks, Rafael Valdivieso, Jesse
Rhinehart, A. D. Peters
Column 5 Nina V. Huryn, Story Lee
Rhinehart, Debbie Apple-Presser,
Robyn Einhorn, Abby Maier Johnson
PLEASE RECYCLE THIS BOOKLET
Printed on paper made in a biogas-powered plant using 100% recycled postconsumer waste.
100% recycled
postconsumer waste