Students made collages, stepping stones, dream catchers, candles and mosaic candle holders, along with print making and initial paintings. Along with their art projects, the students learned about Nebraska history from retired Boone Central teacher Lonnie Zrust and Boone County Museum President Pat Boilesen.
Zrust demonstrated how ears of corn were once dried and stored on wire racks. He also demonstrated corn shelling and grinding, and taught lessons on early farm life and Omaha Indian chief Logan Fontanelle. The camp is sponsored by the Albion Area Arts Council.
Students learn art and history at camp
