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PROGRAMS History Day Home | Guidelines [offsite] | State Contest 2010 National History Day in Georgia 2010State ContestThe 2010 State Contest for National History Day in Georgia took place May 1st at Macon State College. Congratulations to everyone that participated in the state contest and to the following state winners that qualified for the national competition: Junior Historical Papers1st Place: Kaitlin Gray, “Polio Hysteria: Then and Now”, St. Luke School (Columbus), Chris Shellnut, Teacher 2nd Place: Austin Knox, “The Impact of the Telegraph”, Episcopal Day School (Augusta), Bill Mundell, Teacher Honorable Mentions Ethan David, “Barbed Wire”, Episcopal Day School (Augusta), Bill Mundell, Teacher Benjamin LaHatte, “The Catapault: the Launch at Modern Warfare and the Effects on Technological Globalization”, Episcopal Day School (Augusta), Bill Mundell, Teacher Hannah Page, “The Piano: a Key Innovation”, Georgia School of Performing Arts, Teacher Dianna Page Senior Historical Papers1st Place: Carmina Escalante, “The Strategic Defense Initiative: Negotiating with Innovation-in-Progress”, Clarke Central High School (Athens), Stephen Hinson, Teacher 2nd Place: Emily Takagi, “Nuclear Power: Leading to a New Age in Warfare”, Columbus High School, Betsy Zachry, Teacher Honorable Mentions Matthew Hester, “The Submarine: Might Beneath the Waves”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Terrae Fogarty, Teacher Michael Nedvin, “Expanding the World”, Rome High School, Andy Blackburn, Teacher James Martin, “Innovation in History: the Steamboat—Its Impact on America and the Chattahoochee Valley”, Chattahoochee County High School (Cusseta), Sarita Holloman, Teacher Junior Individual Documentaries 1st Place: Mary Hird, “The Impact and Change of the Seeing Eye: an Innovation of Interdependence”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher 2nd Place: Ryan Charnoky, “A Nation Divided a World United: the Impact of the Panama Canal Innovations”, Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, Todd Wass, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Charles Hammock, “C.S.S. Hunley: the First Submarine to Successfully Sink an Enemy Ship during War”, Howard Middle School (Macon), L. Davis, Teacher Josiah Edwards, “The Assembly Line: Moving America”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Meaghan Gamboa, “Anesthetics: a Way to End the Pain”, Covenant Christian Ministries Academy (Marietta), Hope Gamboa, Teacher Elizabeth Brack, “The Printing Press”, Trinity Christian School (Dublin), Christie Soles, Teacher Senior Individual Documentaries1st Place: Asia Owens, “Engineering Genius: the Manhattan Project”, Columbus High School, Betsy Zachry, Teacher 2nd Place: Marissa Gamboa, “Fast Food: Friend or Foe?”, Covenant Christian Ministries Academy (Marietta), Hope Gamboa, Teacher Honorable Mentions Emily Lataif, “Penicillin: Paving the Way for New Antibiotics”, Rome High School, Andrew Blackburn, Teacher Daniel LaBlanc, “The Wright Brothers”, Robert W. Groves High School (Savannah), Angelina Muskin, Teacher Junior Group Documentaries1st Place: Isabelle Embola and Austin Seidel, “Surrealism”, Brookstone School (Columbus), Jane Goldfrank, Teacher 2nd Place: Elly Brown, Caroline Johnson, “Multiple Intelligences: Innovating the Framework of Education”, Gardner Newman Middle School (LaGrange), Brandi Turner, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Margaret Petree, Elizabeth Perry, “Got Innovations? Got Milk? Got Mayfields! The Revolutionary Yellow Jug”, Richard B. Russell Jr. Middle School (Winder), Jocelyn Davis, Teacher Kate Wilson, Anna Logan, “The Peace Sign: a Symbol that Changed the World”, Brookstone School (Columbus), Jane Goldfrank, Teacher Matt Hunter, Langston Gilmore, Eliot Turner, Trey Thorne, “Air Conditioning”, Brookstone School (Columbus), Jane Goldfrank, Teacher Darlynn Bumgardner and Rachel Brashear, “Polio Vaccine”, Glynn Middle School (Brunswick), Vicki Bumgardner, Teacher Senior Group Documentaries1st Place: Cherokee Henry, Anna Jones, Mollie Ritchie, “Sputnik and the Space Revolution”, John Milledge Academy (Milledgeville), Cindy Nunn, Teacher 2nd Place: Melissa Vargas, Dawna Davis, Paislie McNutt, “Coca Cola: Defining America”, Robert W. Groves High School (Savannah), Angelina Muskin, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Rebecca McCoy, William Knight, Chandler Ferguson, Michael Edmonds, and Paul Hutton, “The Innovation of Biological Weapons”, LaGrange High School, Aidan Blackwell, Teacher Austin Musselwhite, Austin Beacham, Peter Clay, David Dickson, “Film: Changing the World One Frame at a Time”, Rome High School, Andrew Blackburn, Teacher Kara Council, Lynsey Carroll, Haley Budrys, Tara Bonner, “The Industrial Revolution: a Change in Life”, John Milledge Academy (Milledgeville), Cindy Nunn, Teacher Erin McDonald, Tulika Patel, Ashley Aneton, “Anesthesia’s Impact on America”, Eagles Landing High School (McDonough), Nina Kendall, Teacher Junior Individual Exhibits1st Place: Christine Yin, “The Silent Heroes of War”, West Side Magnet School (LaGrange), Amy Grantham, Teacher 2nd Place: Kevin Applegate, “Ironclads: Innovation, Invention, Impact, Impact, and Change”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Tierra Myrick, “Anesthesia: Can You Feel the Change?”, Putnam County Middle School (Eatonton), Penni Paradise, Teacher Beth Lewis, “The Dirty Thirties”, Glynn County Middle School (Brunswick), Vicki Bumgardner, Teacher Skye Mauldin, “Coca Cola: Westernizing Our World”, Gardner Newman Middle School (LaGrange), Brandi Turner, Teacher Jasmin Buckley, “The Berlin Wall: the Face of Communism”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Senior Individual Exhibits1st Place: Ansley Thomas, “Photography: Time Through the Lens”, Rome High School, Andrew Blackburn, Teacher 2nd Place: Steven Smith, “Innovation in History: the Evolution of Fighter Aircraft”, Chattahoochee County High School (Cusseta), Sarita Holloman, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Daniel Dorminy, “The Jet Engine: Making Time Fly”, Sola Fide Home School (McDonough), Ann Dorminy, Teacher Gayathri Gangadharan, “From Cavemen to Rockets: a Spark Began it All”, Stewart County High School (Lumpkin), Ms. Mallory, Teacher Katherine Taylor, “Radio: the Dawn of Instant Information”, Columbus High School, Betsy Zachry, Teacher Amber Coggins, “Best Way to Stay Cool”, Robert W. Groves High School (Savannah), Angelina Muskin, Teacher Junior Group Exhibits1st Place: Lillian Chandley, Hannah Subulski, “The Life, History, and Evolution of the Telescope”, Richards Middle School (Columbus), Claire Derr, Teacher 2nd Place: Davis Holder and Cooper White, “RADAR: the Allies Cooperative Edge in World War II and Beyond”, Richards Middle School (Columbus), Claire Derr, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Jonathan Mann, Dennis Lin, “A Pony, a Rider, an Innovation: the Pony Express”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Hunter Copelan, Jordan Hawkins, “Nuclear Energy: Fueling the Past, Present, Future”, Putnam County Middle School (Eatonton), Penni Paradise, Teacher Nicholas Crissuola, Luukas Alakulppi, Robbie Powell, and Owen Riggino, “How the MG-42 Changed Europe, Warfare, and History”, St. John Catholic School (Valdosta), Pamela Rickman, Teacher Abby Wolf, Dakotah Young, “Hydroelectricity: Aquatic Charge”, Putnam County Middle School (Eatonton), Jan Mullis, Teacher Senior Group Exhibits1st Place: Trent Keatley, Craig McCown, Tahmid Mohiuddin, “Ether Anesthesia: the First Milestone for Painless Procedures”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Teresa Nichols, Teacher 2nd Place: Ben Carson, Karis Garza, Ryan Middleton, Sarah O’Brien, “Camera: Images that Changed a Nation”, Brantley County High School (Nahunta), Carol Strickland, Teacher Finalists/Honorable Mentions Lalyric Harris, Alexis Riddle, “Separated to Automated: the Cotton Gin”, Washington County High School (Sandersville), B. Martin, Teacher Steven Tillery, Alexander Robinson, “Stop the Presses! Gutenberg’s Innovation Makes Books Available to the Masses”, Chattahoochee County High School (Cusseta), Amanda Hollomon, Teacher Megan Gaines, Kara Patrick, Ansley Edwards, Jordan Shaw, “Photography: Developing History”, Rome High School, Andrew Blackburn, Teacher Caitlin Youngblood, Lexie Bell, “The Use of Birth Control: Advancements of Science and New Controversies”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Teresa Nichols, Teacher Junior Individual Performance1st Place: Ian Cundiff, “Alfred Nobel”, DaVinci Academy at South Hall (Gainesville), Kelly Schollaert, Teacher 2nd Place: Katie Dionne, “Genghis Khan: Innovation in War and Peace”, DaVinci Academy at South Hall (Gainesville), Kelly Schollaert, Teacher Honorable Mentions Raegan Perrine, “Apollo 13: the Impact of Successful Failure”, Midland Middle School (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Savannah Lee, “The Innovation of Using Photography During the Great Depression”, Midland Middle (Columbus), Sue Funk, Teacher Senior Individual Performances1st Place: Spencer Smith, “The Manhattan Project: Inspiring Global Cooperation Through a Mutual Threat”, Chattahoochee High School (Alpharetta), Alan Wind, Teacher 2nd Place: Davon Flowers, “Michael Jackson: the Greatest Entertainer of All Time”, Twiggs County Comprehensive High School (Jeffersonville), Becky Curry, Teacher Junior Group Performances1st Place: Tori Willis, Victoria Vinson, Chloe Battle, Lillian Karchner, “Innovations from NASA”, Gardner Newman Middle School (LaGrange), Brandi Turner, Teacher 2nd Place: Morgan Pippin, Savannah Wanamaker, Matthew Brewton, Claxton Middle School, Jennifer Price, Teacher Honorable Mentions Claire Kirkpatrick, Donica Farwell, Cassidy Geltuer, Erika Jensen, Samantha McLendon, “Roller Coasters”, St. John Catholic School (Valdosta), Pamela Rickman, Teacher Hope Wiggins, Jessica Hawkins, Bailey Adcock, “Women Inventors Through the Centuries”, Glynn County Middle School (Brunswick), Vicki Bumgardner, Teacher Senior Group Performances1st Place: Rachel Stancel, Paulina Suarez, Kathleen Garcia, Hanan Zaki, “Les Femmes de la Revolution Francaise”, Forsyth Central High School (Cumming), Jennifer Garner, Teacher 2nd Place: Orin Lincoln, Cassie Cooper, Carlie Cooper, Kayla Parsons, Colton McKay, Northside High School (Columbus), Jennifer Sappington, Teacher Honorable Mention Katherine Moore, Sabrina Ogletree, Sierra Milligan, Kelly Sutherland, Lindsay McElroy, “Cubism: Art With a Soul”, Swainsboro High School, Mac Barron, Teacher Junior Websites1st Place: Autumn Pace, Giancarlo Parrado, “The Panama Canal: Impact and Change”, St. Luke School (Columbus), Chris Shellnut, Teacher 2nd Place: Zoe Wirt, Ann Johnson, Brett Beavers, “That’s How We Roll: the Automobile-Impact and Change”, St. Luke School (Columbus), Chris Shellnut, Teacher Honorable Mention Reed Hodges, “Democracy: the Impact of People’s Power on Society”, Hodges Academy (Statesboro), Christine Hodges, Teacher Senior Websites1st Place: Alykhan Lalani, “The Printing Press”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Terrae Fogarty, Teacher 2nd Place: Melissa Moore, Nadia Sanjaya, “Standardized Testing in Primary Education”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Teresa Nichols, Teacher Honorable Mention William Teich, Walter Mertins, Sarah Nagy, “Shogun to Sony”, Collins Hill High School (Suwanee), Teresa Nichols, Teacher |
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