A total of 69 students in fifth and sixth grades from across Baker County entered artwork in the Baker County Health Department’s “Say No To Vaping” poster contest.

Brooke Dyer, a sixth-grader from Haines Elementary, was the grand prize winner. Her class receives $500.

Students from the Pine Eagle School District in Halfway, Burnt River School District in Unity, South Baker Intermediate and the Haines and Keating elementary schools competed.

The first-, second- and third-place winners from each school district will receive gift cards.

Judges were from the health department and other county employees.

Posters were judged on creativity, effectiveness of message, and overall

design, said Hayley Sanders, community health nurse and tobacco prevention and education coordinator for the health department.

“All of the students’ artwork will be displayed in the Baker County community later this spring,” Sanders said. “Congratulations to all our winners and thank you to all the students who participated this year.”

The first- and second-place winners from each district vied for the grand prize.

A list of winners:

Haines/Keating

• 1st: Brooke Dyer, 6th grade, Haines Elementary

• 2nd (tie): Harper Fields, 6th grade, Haines Elementary

• 2nd (tie): Elijah Hearne, 6th grade, Haines Elementary

• 3rd: Lucy Snow, 6th grade, Haines Elementary

South Baker Intermediate

• 1st (tie): Regina Flores, 6th grade

• 1st (tie): Ainsley Schuette, 6th grade

• 2nd: Skuli Webb, 6th grade

• 3rd: Avery Anderson, 6th grade

Pine-Eagle School

• 1st: Ryan Thompson, 6th grade

• 2nd (tie): Jordan Geurts, 6th grade

• 2nd (tie): Adilyn Hamley, 6th grade

• 3rd (tie): Rainey Gallimore, 6th grade

• 3rd (tie): Alyssa Landers, 6th grade

Burnt River School

• 1st: Kinslee Lint, 6th grade

• 2nd: Jade Sharp, 6th grade

• 3rd: Adam Gramps, 6th grade