Lisamarie Perez is vying for the top spot in the national Doodle for Google contest.
Lisamarie Perez, left, 14, of Sewell, with Orchard Valley Middle School art teacher Larissa Danowitz, center, and A’ndrea Bair, right, interim principal of the school, at the celebration that her school and Google threw for her as part of its Doodle for Google contest.Lisamarie Perez, 14, remembers making paper cut-outs of her favorite cartoon characters and playing with them. Her older brother, Jengis Perez, remembers when Lisamarie picked up a rock and drew Mickey Mouse on their dad’s car.
Larissa Danowitz, Lisamarie’s art teacher, at Orchard Valley Middle School in Sewell, keeps the drawing Lisamarie made for her two years ago hung on her wall. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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