![... before its transport for prominent display in the library.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Ealy.jpg)
... before its transport for prominent display in the library.
![](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Ealy1.jpg)
"L" is for "Larissa" - Larissa Jolene Ealy, that is. The baking & pastry arts student from Jonestown poses with her creation at the ESC ...
![... a towering accent to the Madigan milieu.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Hanzel.jpg)
... a towering accent to the Madigan milieu.
![Ruhl and Josephina R. Hanzel, a baking & pastry arts student from Wellsville, confer on the latter's](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Hanzel1.jpg)
Ruhl and Josephina R. Hanzel, a baking & pastry arts student from Wellsville, confer on the latter's "waterfall" creation ...
![Ikebana, a centuries-old Japanese art of flower arrangement, is expressed in the work of Ares L. Henriquez, from Williamsport. He is enrolled in the college's human services & restorative justice major.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Henriquez.jpg)
Ikebana, a centuries-old Japanese art of flower arrangement, is expressed in the work of Ares L. Henriquez, from Williamsport. He is enrolled in the college's human services & restorative justice major.
![This](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Hoffer.jpg)
This "garden armature" design was created by Ashley J. Hoffer, of Manheim, an applied management student.
![Arranged by Samantha Jo Holdren, of Virginia Beach, Va., this](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Holdren.jpg)
Arranged by Samantha Jo Holdren, of Virginia Beach, Va., this "crescent" arrangement – including feathers and antlers, appropriate to the ESC's natural surroundings – provides a keyhole peek at the bookshelves beyond. Holdren is no stranger to the Allenwood area campus; she is majoring in landscape/plant production technology.
![Danielle M. Johnson, an applied management student from Garnet Valley, crafted this eye-grabbing example of a](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Johnson.jpg)
Danielle M. Johnson, an applied management student from Garnet Valley, crafted this eye-grabbing example of a "floral mobile."
![... which strikingly adds to the end-of-semester display on main campus. Kaufman is pursuing an associate degree in heavy construction equipment technology: operator emphasis.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Kaufman.jpg)
... which strikingly adds to the end-of-semester display on main campus. Kaufman is pursuing an associate degree in heavy construction equipment technology: operator emphasis.
![Bodie John Kaufman, of Montoursville, finalizes his](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Kaufman1.jpg)
Bodie John Kaufman, of Montoursville, finalizes his "horizontal Hogarth" design ...
![A Biedermeier-styled floral orb rises from the display table, the work of another heavy equipment operations student: Sadie Louise Miller, of Mill Hall.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Miller.jpg)
A Biedermeier-styled floral orb rises from the display table, the work of another heavy equipment operations student: Sadie Louise Miller, of Mill Hall.
![Sierra Kay Page gives peace a chance in her](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Page.jpg)
Sierra Kay Page gives peace a chance in her "pavé" arrangement, one in which flowers are tightly trimmed and placed very closely together. Page, of Morrisdale, is a health science student.
![... which makes a strong statement on the library tabletop.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Passmore.jpg)
... which makes a strong statement on the library tabletop.
![The Ephrata resident's major – building science and sustainable design: architectural technology concentration – can't help but add to his structurally sound artwork.](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Schaeffer.jpg)
The Ephrata resident's major – building science and sustainable design: architectural technology concentration – can't help but add to his structurally sound artwork.
![Amid a row of busy hands and masterpieces-in-progress, Grant W. Schaeffer's](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Schaeffer1.jpg)
Amid a row of busy hands and masterpieces-in-progress, Grant W. Schaeffer's "cage" arrangement takes shape.
![Josh James Smith calls it](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Smith.jpg)
Josh James Smith calls it "abstract," and we call it "beautiful." The electronics & computer engineering technology student is from Whitehall.
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A "phoenix" arrangement by business administration student Owen Robert Smith, of Montgomery, erupts in splendor alongside his classmates' artistry.
![Back at the floral lab, Alicia Passmore, of Houtzdale, peers through her](http://www.pct.edu/files/news/images/2022/05/Passmore1.jpg)
Back at the floral lab, Alicia Passmore, of Houtzdale, peers through her "armature" design ...