Rabun Gap student presented with prints for publishing article in Foxfire

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Submitted. Trustees with the Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia present Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School sophomore student Kathryn Stribling with a set of John Kollock prints to thank her for her article about regional folk pottery, highlighting women in folk pottery, which was featured in Foxfire: Summer 2022. Pictured are Cheri Luhn, left, John Luhn, Jeanie Daves, Walter Daves and Stribling.

Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School sophomore student Kathryn Stribling was recently presented with a set of John Kollock prints by the Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia, which is located in Sautee Nacoochee.

Stribling was presented with the prints at the museum on Feb. 11 while with her parents, to thank her for publishing an article in Foxfire: Summer 2022. Stribling wrote the article about regional folk pottery, highlighting women in folk pottery.

Stribling and her parents got to meet Folk Pottery Museum Trustees as well. Trustees present included Jeanie Daves, Walter Daves, and John Luhn. Stewart Swanson and Bill House joined via Zoom.