CONTESTS

OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN T-SHIRT CONTEST

Teaming up with The Mountain, we're keeping the legacy of The Old Man of The Mountain alive with New Hampshire's school children through this design contest.

Winners will be selected for three age groups:

• 2nd-5th grade
• 6th-8th grade
• 9th-12th grade

Each winner will receive free T-shirts for a class of his/her choice and $500 toward an item (or items) that will help him/her pursue his/her passion (i.e., purchase of an instrument, contribution towards a college fund, payment for sport or art lessons, etc.). Additionally, each winner's design will be added to The Mountain's catalog, with sales supporting Rock On's ongoing initiatives.

Submissions will be accepted between 12:01 AM EST, November 21, 2014 and 11:59 PM EST, Monday, March 9, 2015.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTEST

• Create a cool, original T-shirt design of the Old Man of the Mountain using any medium of your choice -- graphic design, paint, pencil, pen and ink, etc.
• Submit your design! Upload your design and signed consent form as pdf files at rockonfoundation.org/granite.
• All submissions must include the name of participant, grade, elementary school, and the name of one of the participant's teachers.
• All submissions must also be accompanied by a signed copy of the Old Man of The Mountain Parent/Legal Guardian Consent Form.
• Winners will be selected for three age groups: 2nd-5th grade, 6th-8th grade, and 9th-12th grade.
• Each winner will receive free T-shirts a class of his/her choice (not to exceed 50 total T-shirts) and $500 towards an item (or items) that will help him/her pursue his/her passion. Item(s) must be approved by the legal guardian of the winner. Each winning T-shirt design will also be added to The Mountain's catalog, with proceeds from sales supporting Rock On's ongoing initiatives.

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ABOUT THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN

• The Old Man of the Mountain has been an icon for the state of New Hampshire for many years.
• The image of the Old Man of the Mountain remains New Hampshire state emblem to this day.
• The Old Man of the Mountain sat 1,200 feet above Profile Lake at the base of Cannon Mountain and was 40 feet tall by 25 feet wide.
• The Old Man of the Mountain was also known as "Great Stone Face" or "The Profile."

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