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SSSPECIAL TTTHANKS TTTOOO
Our Wonderful Judges, Staff, and Volunteers!
MMMICHIGAN HHHISTORY DDDAYAYAY 2014 ISISIS ANANAN EEEDUCATIONAL PPPROGRAM OFOFOF
TTTOOO CCCONTACT MMMICHIGAN HHHISTORY DDDAYAYAY ::: [email protected] facebook.com/michiganhistoryday
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CCCONTENTS
EVENT SCHEDULE ………………………………………. 6
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ………………………………7
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES ..……………………………. 8
YOUTH DIVISION ENTRIES …………………………….. 10 DOCUMENTARY ENTRIES ………………..…….10 EXHIBIT ENTRIES ……..……………………..…10 PERFORMANCE ENTRIES ……………………....12 WEBSITE ENTRIES ………...……….…………. .13
JUNIOR DIVISION ENTRIES …………………………….. 14 DOCUMENTARY ENTRIES ………………………14 EXHIBIT ENTRIES ….…..………………... ……..17 PAPER ENTRIES …..…..……………………….. 21 PERFORMANCE ENTRIES ….…………………... 23 WEBSITE ENTRIES ………...…………………... 25
SENIOR DIVISION ENTRIES ……………………………. 28 DOCUMENTARY ENTRIES ……………………... 28 EXHIBIT ENTRIES ….…..………………………. 29 PAPER ENTRIES …..…..……………………….. 32 PERFORMANCE ENTRIES ….…………………... 33 WEBSITE ENTRIES ………...…………………... 34
STUDENT SPONSORS ……………..……………………36
SPECIAL AWARDS ……………..………………………. 38
JUDGES …………………..…………………………….39
5 MMMICHIGAN HHHISTORY DDDAYAYAY SSSTATE FFFINALS
Saturday, April 26, 2014
8:00 - 9:00 Registration and Exhibit Setup
9:00 - 9:15 Opening Ceremony: Auditorium
9:30 - 2:00 Judging of Entries
Documentaries Youth Individual: R210 Youth Group: R210 Junior Individual: R203 & R204 Junior Group: R201 & R202 Senior Individual: R305 Senior Group: R303 & R304 Exhibits All Exhibits: Gymnasium Papers Junior: R205 & R206 Senior: R103 & R104 Performances Youth Individual: B101 Youth Group: B102 Junior Individual: R102 Junior Group: R101 Senior Individual: Auditorium Senior Group: Auditorium Websites Youth Individual: B101 Youth Group: R302 Junior Individual: R208 & R209 Junior Group: B103 & B201 Senior Individual: B104 Senior Group: B105
1:00 - 3:00 Exhibits Open to Public
3:30 Award Ceremony Auditorium
4:15 National Finalist Meeting Auditorium 6
IIIMPORTANT IIINFORMATION
STUDENTS Please be prepared at least 20 minutes before your scheduled interview time. If the judges are ready early, they may call you in before your scheduled time.
You are responsible for the placement and removal of all props or equipment used in your entry.
All exhibits must be in place in the exhibit hall before 9:15 am. We ask that students with exhibits leave their projects up until 3:00 pm so that the public may have an opportunity to see their work. Michigan His- tory Day, the Historical Society of Michigan, and Sa- line Middle School are not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items.
PARENTS We understand that you want to give your students all the moral support you can, but please note that exhibit AND and paper judging is not open to the public. Exhibits TEACHERS will be open to the public after judging, and paper en- tries will later be on display later as well.
Please DO NOT TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS during per- formances or at any time during the judging. Also, please do not enter a room while judging is taking place. It is distracting for both the students and the judges. Thank you!
If you have any questions, Michigan History Day volunteers and staff will be available at the registration table throughout the day.
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RRRECREATIONAL AAACTIVITIES
11:00 - 3:00 PM Weber-Blaess One-Room School Rentschler Farm Museum Depot Museum
Open to the public for special tours/programs
Students visiting all 3 sites today will receive a PRIZE!!
Historic Reenactments 10:30 AM Weber-Blaess One-Room Schoolhouse
Student performers will write on slate boards and 11:30 AM read from McGuffey readers. Costumed in the dress of the 1800s, these players depict the typical teacher- 1:00 PM directed classes made up of students K-8th grade.
9:40 - 11:40 AM Senior Performances—Auditorium Watch Senior Group and Senior Individual Performances on the big stage! We ask that you silence your phone and do not move in and out of the auditorium while the performances are underway.
9:30 - 1:30 PM Youth & Junior Performances Watch some great performances by our younger students taking place in the classrooms.
9:30 - 1:00 PM Documentary Entries Sit back to enjoy some student documentaries! Please do not enter or leave a room while a documentary is playing. Remember to silence your phone.
1:00 - 3:00 PM Exhibit Hall Opens See the exhibit entries! 8
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YYYOUTH DDDIVISION
Youth Individual Documentary R210
9:30 AM Lord Stanley’s Cup Tyler Scornaiencki
9:50 AM Rosie the Riveter: From "We Can Do It" to "No You Can't!" Melody Korkmaz
10:10 AM Nelson Mandela Evan Resek
Youth Group Documentary R210
10:40 AM Trail of Tears Courtney Bloomstine, Ella O'Sullivan
11:00 AM Civil Rights & Baseball: The Hank Aaron Story Jack Fredericks, Simon Holley
Youth Individual Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Calumet Copper Strike of 1913 Madison LaBonte
9:45 AM We Fought! Hoboes of the Great Depression Kaylyn Vollink
10:00 AM Susan B. Anthony: Suffragette Amanda Bell
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10:15 AM Responsibilities of the Home Front: Rationing and Recycling During WWII Tim Ozanich
10:30 AM Harriet Tubman, A Woman Who Brought Slaves to Freedom Sara Langbo
10:45 AM Rosa Parks & The Fight for Desegregation Isabella Dacoba
11:00 AM Responsibilities of the Mackinac Bridge Parker Bosel
11:15 AM A Timeline of Social Change Ja Karra Nelson
11:30 AM We Have Rights!!! Sofia Yacobelli
Youth Group Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Keep Calm and Stop Oil Spills Alyssa Brouwer, Allison TenBrink
9:45 AM Jackie Robinson Brandan Coyle, Dean Turpin, Dylan Hoerner
10:00 AM CIA Spies in the Cold War Ty Keller, Cruz Coloma, Jackson Donaldson
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10:15 AM Gun Control, Rights & Responsibilities Truman Kula, Will Santor
10:30 AM Rosa Parks: Taking a Chance for Civil Rights Ladaja Hampton, KeShawn Binion
10:45 AM Newsboys Against the World James Harn, David Harn
11:00 AM Women's Right to Vote/Women's Suffrage Logan Perlberg, Caitlynn Gehrett
11:15 AM Slaves: The Right to Be Human Kyle Lewis, Spencer Koch
11:30 AM On Strike! The Pullman Strike of 1894 Reese Kerschner, Caden McKinley
Youth Individual Performance B101
9:30 AM Kenneth "Red" Simmons Gives Women the Right to Run Erin Simmons
9:50 AM Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors? The Story of Elizabeth Blackwell Isabel Kurien
10:10 PM Susan B. Anthony Ashley Woytal
10:30 PM Naomi Uchida: Her Personal Account of Childhood in an Internment Camp Emerson Wesselhoff
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Youth Group Performance B102
9:30 AM Equality from Now On Elizabeth Park, Cora Glime, Madeline Dittmer
9:50 AM Every Vote Counts Mallory Miller, Jessica Ford, Mackenzie Brush
10:10 AM No Taxation without Representation Alena Busche, Jalyn Dubois
10:30 AM Responsibility of Hunting Jorja Surianno, Caitlyn Canfield, Olivia Musselman, Carmen Nalette
10:50 AM The Kentucky Raid of 1847 Taylor Herwick, Madison King, Anna Leach, Kennedy Brooks, Otto Reick IV
Youth Individual Website B101
11:00 AM Title IX LSSU Responds Abigail Sarley
11:10 AM Watergate: Rights and Responsibilities Kyra Gumpert
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Youth Group Website R302
9:30 AM Title IX Erica Makowski, Hannah Famatiga, Ceci Howard
9:40 AM Pompeii: The City Under Ruin! Hayden Gower, Bennett Spallone, Mason MacDermaid, Niklas Woodard
9:50 AM The Nuremberg Trials James Garbacik, Grant Zimlich, Nathan Syrett
10:00 AM Nuclear weapons Dominic Blair, Nathalia Salamanca
10:10 AM The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Tyler Remick, Sydney Brown, Erica Goble, Joaquin Flores
10:20 AM Underground Railroad Jina Patel, Harrison DeVries, Osvaldo Ruiz
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Junior Individual Documentary Rooms R203 & R204
9:30 AM Buddhism: Rights and Responsibilities Arushi Chandrakapure
The Qin Dynasty Zachary John
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9:50 AM Dirt in the Skirt: Title IX, the Right to Play, and the Responsibility to Fund Cecilia Adame'-Goff
Peter Zenger Gunnar Fredericks
10:10 AM Orange Ukraine Revolution Irina Chekhovskiy
The Great Depression Emerson VandeZande
10:30 AM Suffrage: How Women Gained the Right to Vote Caitlyn Scornaiencki
The Citizens Responsibility to Pay for Public Education Thalen Hoffman
10:50 AM Jury Nullification Joshua Spiegel
The Soweto Uprising Madeline Hinkley
11:10 AM The Rights and Responsibilities of Copper Mining in Michigan Julian Jacobs
Rights and Responsibilities of Public Education Erin Rau
11:30 AM The Lemon Grove Incident Jacob Robles 15
Junior Group Documentary R201 & R202
9:30 AM Red Tails Matthew Keyes, Adam Chamness
The Breaker Boys Tanya Visser, Ella Streng, Hannah Miller
9:50 AM John Muir: Citizen of the Universe Sydney Kuenzer, Emma Donmyer
Rosa Parks and the Bus Boycott Matthew Campbell, Ben VanTol, Emma Spencer, Christopher Hunn
10:10 AM Patient Rights and Physician Responsibilities: Euthanasia Through the Eyes of Jack Kervorkian Sophie Mosher, Georgia Mosher
Locking the Golden Gate: The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 Ru Ferguson, Abigail Fox
10:30 AM The Great Upheaval: A Strike for Rights and Responsibilities Zachary Lynn, Rageev Nag, Zoe Reep, Noah Spungen
The Great Upheaval Katherine Larason, Eleanor Antor, Savannah Harrison
10:50 AM Vigilantes in Boomtowns Andra Campbell, Maggie Leukuma, , Wonyoung Choi
Busting the Trusts: Progressives and the Government Movement to Ensure Competition Andrew Innerebner, Zackery Cole 16
11:10 AM Justice or Injustice? Gabriel Duffield, Nytalia Flores
Rights and Responsibilities of Rosa Parks Laken Williamson, Riane Ochodnicky
11:30 AM The Impact of Child Labor on Child Rights Ethan Feucht, Jackson Kiino-Terburg, Reed Crocker, Daniel Lassila
Gay Rights and Responsibilities Taryn Pinks, Alizabeth Ariss
11:50 AM The Great Railroad Strike Charlie Tapper, Max Jones
Junior Individual Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Nuclear Power Is it Safe? James Fox
Sikhism Saihaj Deol
9:45 AM Hatshepsut Elizabeth LaRochelle
The Election of 1800 and the 12th Amendment Brett Bauman
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10:00 AM Elizabeth Blackwell: How the Actions of One Woman Changed the Rights of Generations Tess Mello
The Seminole Wars Bennett Lawson
10:15 AM Our National Parks - A Model for Conservation and Stewardship Aidan Hammond
The Underground Railroad: Man's Humanity to Man Alex Theophilus
10:30 AM Dr. Martin Luther King Zachary VanAlstine
General Washington's "Spot-On Decision" Sarah Gerard
10:45 AM Nellie Bly Maddie Krantz
The Reign of Abu Bakr Raamiz Shuttari
11:00 AM The Two Escobars: The Rise and Fall of Columbian Soccer Brendan LeClaire
American Revolution: The Fight That Won Independence Nia Imani Fullmore
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11:15 AM Who Is Responsible for the Railroad? William Goudreau
Motown: Rhythm and Rights Nadia Khan
11:30 AM Evolving Firearms, Evolving Responsibilities Aiden Barcome
Angel of Death Isabella Gripentrog
11:45 AM Out of the Darkness Liv Ritenburgh
Titanic Avery Peplinski
Junior Group Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass) Amanda Breithaupt, Kayla Brady
The Norton Mounds: A Historical Native American Landmark Claire Benedict, Lydia Slater
9:45 AM Rights and Responsibilities of Greek Soldiers Bryan Laze, Alex Dyer
The Roman Army Dhruv Garg, Zenon Stepien, Abey Noble, Rishi Nellore
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10:00 AM Salem Insanity: Saving their Citizens or Killing the Community? Autumn Roberts, Allison Beauchamp
Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad Sydnie Zeeryp, Erin Nicklas
10:15 AM Egyptian Gods Claudia Chabay, Jana Jakupi, Donatella Rumi, Stacey Lazareanu
Little Rock Nine Jensen Auclair, Madison Thomas
10:30 AM Ellis Island: The Right to A Right Start Katie Chung, Kellie Zhou, Lauren Wojciechowski
The Antarctic Treaty: Scientific Rights and International Responsibility Vanessa Heylmun, Lauren Geiger
10:45 AM Jackie Robinson-Rights and Responsibilities Trajan Smith, Frederick Porter
Joe Louis: Fighting for Rights Raekewon Austin, Tyrece Knight
11:00 AM Women's Suffrage Act Lilliana Smith, Danielle Grogoricka
Women's Rights Alex Lakosky, McKenna Chartier
11:15 AM The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 Jenelle Pike, Zeina Akl 20
March on Washington Carson Lagina, Caleb Hubble
11:30 AM Kindertransport Destination: Freedom Tia Good, Cassidy O'Farrell, Mariah Gilboe
John F. Kennedy Rylie Lawrence, Logan Trusty
11:45 AM The Civil Rights Music Chase Derocher, Zoya Mead
Barbary Pirates Tia Bush, Brianna Matamoros, Maggie Coyle
12:00 PM Native Americans: The Rights to Fish and Hunt Reagan McFadden, Drake McFadden
The Underground Railroad Lane Warner, Dianna Leask, Tyler Spencer
Junior Paper R205 & R206
9:30 AM The Little Rock Nine Sophia Parolini
The Rights of Prisoners of War During World War II and the Responsibilities of the Countries that Held Them Captive Noah McCreery
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9:40 AM The Rights and Responsibilities of the Civilian Conservation Corps Emily Schellenboom
COINTELPRO: Citizens' Rights vs. Government Responsibility Asia Korkmaz
9:50 AM Solitary Confinement: Suffering in Silence Melinda McCabe
There for Their Neighbors: Individual, Communal, and National Responsibility During the Great Depression Maria Poortenga
10:00 AM Plessy v. Ferguson Court Case of 1896 Alex Vonhof
NSA Surveillance: It's Not Just for Terrorists Anymore Avery Brown
10:10 AM The Wagner Act and Labor Unions Gracie Littke
The Hippocratic Oath: A Revolution in Medicine Kaitlyn Kunselman
10:20 AM Jim Crow Laws: Unfair or for the Best? Emma Walters
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Junior Individual Performance R102
9:30 AM Truth is Powerful and it Prevails, The Life of Sojourner Truth Jayden Lewis
9:50 AM Death on Trial: Rights and Responsibilities with Furman and Gregg Emma Roth
10:10 AM Rosa Parks: Criminal or Conqueror Lydia Hillebrand
10:30 AM Yellow Journalism in the 1800's: Is Too Much Fiction Still the Truth? Alexis Brown
10:50 AM Knights, Nobles, and Serfs: Fairy Tale Fiction, or Real Life Rights and Responsibilities? Martha Holland-Anderson
11:10 AM A Mighty Long Way: The Little Rock Nine and the Integration of Central High School Lily Antor
11:30 AM The Transcontinental Railroad Christian Shaman
11:50 AM Miners' Rights/Italian Hall Disaster Hunter Clark
12:10 PM Mary Todd Lilyann Davis
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12:30 PM Rights, Responsibility and Me Anthony Whitaker
Junior Group Performance R101
9:30 AM A Guide to Freedom: Harriet Tubman’s Journey Raza Ali, Scott Tran, Noah Blase, Jared Rice
9:50 AM The Rights and Responsibilities to Free Speech Madison Hertel, Lydia Ragel Wilson
10:10 AM On the Field and in the Classroom: Title IX Provides Women the Opportunity of a Lifetime Isabelle Uganski, Avery Christensen
10:30 AM African American Rights Larry LaPonsie, Damarius Rundell, Brody LeBlanc
10:50 AM Opening The Doors to Tribally Owned Casinos in Michigan Maddie Goodrich, Kathleen Fallon, Megan Lilly
11:10 AM The Young and Determined Spirit of Amelia Earhart Lives On: The Rights and Determination of Women Mary Massopust, Eva Nemiroff
11:30 AM Girls Can Play Too! The Story of Title IX Gabrielle Bradley, Eve Bradley
11:50 AM Devastation of Detroit Preston Rowlison, Jaime Cline, Isabelle Newbury, Adam Dahl, Braden Horn
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12:10 PM The Rights of Children During the Industrual Revoltuion Martha Krans, Chickie Shipman
12:30 PM The Prohibition of Alcohol; Rights and Responsibilities Under the Influence Eva Metro-Roland, Lucy DeRango, Emma Fischell
12:50 PM Rights of the Mentally Ill Polly Bridges, Emma Simon
Junior Individual Website R208 & R209
9:30 AM The Decision to Drop the Atomic Bombs Nikolas Wilber
Title IX: Its Affect on Women’s Sports Katherine Marger
9:40 AM Lost Hope: The Despair of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 Alexia Zolenski
The Treaty of 1820 Ellen Marger
9:50 AM Women’s Suffrage and the Nineteenth Amendment Charles Bush
The Salt March Vaishnavi Krishnan
10:00 AM John Muir and the Duty to Save the Environment Ethan VanValkenburg
Education is the Key to Success Colin Landino
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10:10 AM Nelson Mandela: Rebel with a Cause Trey Norris
Mayan Rights and Responsibilities Namitha Kumar
10:20 AM So You Wanna Be a Pharaoh?” Genesis Gonzales
Nicaraugua in Chaos: The Contra War Spencer Miner
10:30 AM March on Washington Katelyn Arnold
Great Railroad Strike of 1877 Jeffrey Greenwood
10:40 AM The Rights and Responsibilities of Advertising Madison Wise
Junior Group Website B103 & B201
9:30 AM Robert McNamara’s Art of Attrition Luke Wassink, Mark wassink, Brandon Pham
Isle Royale Ann Desrochers, Isabel Valencia, Grace Liu
9:40 AM Manhattan Project Seth Helman, Leo Wheeler, Dante Cyrus
The Saginaw Chippewa Indians: The Right to their Homeland Lindsey Allard, Lauren Rechner
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9:50 AM Rights and Responsibilities: John Locke Alora Barbeaux, Riley Autore
The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster Johnathon Ellis, Olivia Ellis, Joe Nelson
10:00 AM Clara Barton Estrella Moreno, Cassidy DeKuiper, Amy Neilson, Mary Swick
Ancient Greek Democracy Jerry Jack, Patrick McNamara, Joey Moeggenborg
10:10 AM No Taxation without Representation: The Stamp Act & Events Leading Up to the American Revolution Dillon Brott, Sierra Laackmann
LGBT Rights Haeli Povey, Joelle Mayer
10:20 AM Jackie Robinson: The Man Who Broke the Color Barrier Grace Marshall, Cami Kittredge
Children March for their Rights Emily Kato, Allyson Hill
10:30 AM The Stonewall Riots of 1969: The Fight for Equality Chloe Lupini, Henry Muscara, Robert Isacksen, Edith Todd
Jim Letherer: The March for Freedom Julia Letherer, Eileen Kelly
10:40 AM Rights and Responsibilities of Public Television Eamon McClintock
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SENIOR DIVISION
Senior Individual Documentary R305
9:30 AM Native Americans Myking Smith
9:50 AM Rights and Responsibilities of American Citizens During WWII James Epperson
10:10 AM Land and Rights: The Impact of Monotheism Kaitlin Williams
10:30 AM The Men Who Built the Golden Gate Bridge Richard Williamson
10:50 AM From Nobodies to Somebodies Faith Miller
11:10 AM Panhandling: An American Right Lilliana Duyck
11:30 AM The Responsibilities and Accomplishments of Winston Churchill Caleb Cornish
11:50 AM Theodora and Justinian I: Responsibility to the Rights of their People and the Effects on Modern Law Justin Fragala
Senior Group Documentary R303 & R304
9:30 AM U.S. Copyright Law and the Doctrine of Fair Use Charlie Drew, Jonathan Vanston
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Scopes Trial Scott Bosley, Jordan Bailey
9:50 AM Was Drafting for the Vietnam War Morally Acceptable Kitty Szymanska, Patrick Schaldenbrand, Owen Hurley
From Minstrels to Emcees: Rights and Responsibilities in Entertainment Karl Johnson, Kaleb Oates, Jordin Hill, Bruce Johnson, Kamar Graves
10:10 AM Japanese Internment Camps Nicholas Oberto, Samantha Verran, Sophie Rowe, Cynthia Naber
Jackie Robinson Hitting Segregation Out of the Park Kyle Archambeau, Nick Vlahos, Ryne Hocking, Ryall Purdy
10:30 AM Joan of Arc Abby Mauno, Morgan Colling, Lindsay Sandell, Sloane Zenner, Megan Bugni
Father of the Sexual Revolution Kayleigh Doyen, Cameron Schott
10:50 AM Tinker v. Des Moines: Defining Student Rights Frank Boudon, Jason Ji
Senior Individual Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Men Behind Barbed Wire: Rights of POWs During World War II and The Geneva Convention Caroline Yapp
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9:45 AM Exploiting A Culture, Exploding the Land: Nuclear Testing in the Marshall Islands Mariah Olsson
10:00 AM The Scopes Monkey Trial and the Impact on Biological Educations Hanna Foreman
10:15 AM Liberating Nazi Camps: Taking Responsibility for Returning Lost Rights Mackenzie Brandel
10:30 AM Point Du Hoc Noah Taylor
10:45 AM Flying to Victory: Nancy Harkness Love and the WASP of World II Grace Ridley
11:00 AM Prohibition: A Failed Attempt at National Sobriety Deana Zhu
11:15 AM Chernobyl Stephanie Harry
11:30 AM Flying Solo Brittney Prestly
11:45 AM Broken Treaty, Trampled Rights: Signaling the Collapse of the Sioux Nation Kaylee Picard
12:00 PM Rights and Responsibilities: Past, Present and Future Kamalle Brown
12:15 PM Nazi Discrimination Guise and Oppression of Jews Patrik Santala
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Senior Group Exhibit Gymnasium
9:30 AM Nellie Bly: Advocating the Rights of the Mentally Insane From Behind Asylum Bars Ann Zhang, Hadley VanRenterghem, Grace VanRenterghem
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: Tragic Lesson of 1911 Monica McClellan, Ashley Boomer, Erin Kalinec
9:45 AM Treatment of Japanese-Americans during World War Two Kai Inoki, Hannah Bartoshesky, Siyu Yang
The Fight for Rights Bryant Cross, Kyle Triemstra, Riley Palella, Bryce Bauman
10:00 AM Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy of Desegre- gation and Revival of Civil Rights (1954) Jennifer Ung, Clare Visscher
How the Geneva Convention Affected POWs: Before and After Emmalee Hartman, Kyle Noggle
10:15 AM Concentration Camps Nathan Kowall, Sam Horrocks, Donovan Bishop
Life: Your Rights and Others’ Responsibilities Amir Franklin, Janet Coronado, Norma Fuentes
10:30 AM The Flint Sit-Down Strike Mary Jarvis, Molly McKenzie, Madison Peer
Al Capone: The Untouchable Legend Samone Williams, Jessie Bishop
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10:45 AM Sisters for Suffrage Jacob Sova, Megan Donnelley, Keegan Metz, Devin Eden
The Right to Choose Cole Pero, Jerome Gifford, Benjamin P oirier
11:00 AM The Great Depression: Making it a Child’s Responsibility to Work for Survival Stephanie Verville, Morgan Salmi
Love Canal: A Place to Die(oxin) Tyler Beyett, Emma Schmidt
Senior Paper R103 & R104
9:30 AM Ready to Learn: MalalaYousafzai and the Movement for Education in Pakistan Clara Bakker
Little Bighorn Incident: Rights and Responsibilities of Both Parties Involved Rebekah Wright
9:40 AM The Emancipation Proclamation: Our First Step Toward Racial Equality Emily Kellogg
Rags to Rights Brooke Szilagyi
9:50 AM The War over Salt: The Tax and the Responsibilities that Followed Brian Horan
The Radio Priest: Religion and Politics in Public Broadcasting 32 Diana Lu
10:00 AM Rights & Responsibilities of the Japanese Americans Caitlyn McKenzie
Abraham Lincoln and the Suspension of Habeas Corpus: Constitutional and Historical Analysis DJ Bailey
10:10 AM Blood Splatters on the Back Seat: The 1961 Freedom Riders and their Irresponsible Struggle for Equality and Justice Audrianna Gibson
Sedition in America: Liberty vs. Domestic Tranquility Christopher Olson
10:20 AM Language of Modern War: The Atomic Bomb Amber Mandrell
Magna Carta: An Enduring Legacy of the Rights and Freeman and the Authority of the Law Maggie Wang
10:30 AM New York Times Co. vs. United States Monica Lee
Apartheid: White Dominance in Black South Africa Matthew Gilbert
Senior Individual Performance Auditorium
11:00 AM Mary Wollstonecraft: Revolutionary Feminist Education Moriah Reed
11:20 AM From Housewife to Riveter: A Women’s Responsibilities the Homefront Sierra Davis
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Senior Group Performance Auditorium
9:40 AM Afghan Women’s Rights: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back Taylor Mikkelson, Maranda Mikkelson
10:00 AM Women in the Workplace Esther Berkompas, Emily Berkompas, Noreen Maloney
10:20 AM Death: Your Rights and Others’ Responsibilities Jerrold Cleveland, Abria Franklin, Agustin Vasquez, Diana Cortes
10:40 AM You Have the Right to Remain Silent Gladys Gonzalez, Garrett Fragala
Senior Individual Website B104
9:30 AM Evolution of Environmentalism Isabel Daquial
9:40 AM The Impact of Henry Ford on the Labor Movement Brittany Flowers
9:50 AM Roman Society: Establishing the Rights of the Common People Lucas Champoux
10:00 AM Japanese Internment during WWII Benjamin Miller
10:10 AM The Italian Hall Disaster Ethan Salo
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10:20 AM Dred Scott’s Fight for African-Americans Zach Czinder
10:30 AM Rights to the Auto Workers and the Responsibilities of Their Employers Millie Reed
Senior Group Website B105
9:30 AM The Abused Scott Lehmann, Brett Chislea, Gage Mosher
9:40 AM 21st Century Slavery Kelsey Brennan, Ryan Marshall, Kayla Foley, Emma Parsons
9:50 AM The Pentagon Papers Go To Press: Protecting Americans’ Right to Know Raymond Surya, Danny Evans, Daniel Timmermann
10:00 AM 1913 Copper Strike Kaylor Holmstrom, Anna Alholinna, Ashley Aho
10:10 AM The Berlin Wall Kara Westerberg, Hanna Wescott
10:20 AM “Better Human Beings Tomorrow”: The American Eugenics Movement Meghana Ranabothu, Ambika Agrawal, Lauren Pham, Lauren Nguyen
10:30 AM From Start to Unionization: Henry Ford’s Road to Workers Rights Meagan Tobias, Jesse David
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TTTHANK YYYOUOUOU SSSTUDENT SSSPONSORS Karen Auwers Comstock Park High School John Beck Heritage Christion Academy Sara Beiring Houghton Middle School Darryl Belton Otsego High School Frank Bonacorsi Houghton Portage Township School Joesph Bondroff Huron High School Lindsey Boyle East Kentwood Robert Bradford Kazoo School Sandra Branch Christ Enrichment Center graham brett Traverse City West Middle School Abram Brosseit Jenison High School Cheri Carroll Southeast Elementary Nicolas Cole Orchard View Middle School James Cross Forest Hills Eastern Middle School Nicole Davis Owosso High School Jennifer Dittmer Southeast Elementary School Robert Donaldson Joseph K. Lumsden Bahweting Anishnabe PSA Jacque Easton Saline Middle School Don Erickson St. Francis de Sales Kyrsten Floyd T.L. Handy Middle School Dan Forbes Calvary Baptist Academy Sandra Gagie The Gagie School Jessica Garcia Washtenaw Intermediate Middle Academy Scott Gibbons Troy High School Brett Graham Traverse City West Middle School Ryan Harrell Holland New Tech High School Mary Hillebrand Calvary Baptist Academy Marsha Hoenle The Gagie School Adam Huttenga Ada Christian School Mike Jarvi Lake Linden Hubbell High School Petra Jodelis Hackett Catholic Central High School Carrie Karvakko Houghton High School Jan Klco Whitehall Public Schools Annie Klein Chassell Township School Joan Klenk Saginaw Arts and Science Academy Mark Knopf Holland High School Kris Kreiner Ann Arbor Learning Community Abigail Kuhn Ann Arbor Learning Community Senia Kuntze Hancock Central High School 36
Cheryl LeClaire Dollar Bay - Tamarack City Schools Mike Livengood Traverse City West Middle School Mike Livengood West Middle School Kathryn Loch Baker Middle School Jody Mackey Traverse City East Middle School Alisha MacQuarrie Calvary Baptist Academy Peter Marth Trinitas Classical School Donald Martin Latin Americans United for Progress Mary McCafferty Douglass Gordon Elementary Mary Beth McMahon Forest Hills Northern Middle School Adam McVicker Forest Hills Eastern Middle School Quan Neloms Frederick Douglass Academy for Young Men Russell Norris DeTour Area Schools Patty Olsen Sault Area Schools John Olvera Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy (SASA) Danielle Ozanich Angell Elementary Felomina Patton Sam Adams Elementary Zeb Perrin Owosso Middle School Justin Radlinski Western Intermediate Michael Rohde Bay City Western Middle School Kurt Roy-Borland Saline Middle School Jennifer Saaranen Lake Linden Hubbell High School Tama Salisbury Portage central high school Cynthia Schneider Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy Julie Sheppard South Haven Public schools Valerie Shifman Angell Elementary Brett Sidle Detroit Country Day School Bridgit Speilman Owosso Middle School Sara Stec JKL Bahweting Patrick Stecco Forest Hills Northern Middle Katherine Temple Frederick Douglass Academy for Young Men Andrew Vestich Houghton High School Donna Vincent Tahquamenon Area Schools Gary Vosburg Jefferson K-7 Terri Wakild South Haven Public Schools Edna Walker Ebenezer Community and Cultural Center Traci Welch Houghton Portage Township High School Traci Welch Houghton High School Jeff Wernette Cassopolis Ross Beatty Jr & Sr High School Erin Westrate Cassopolis Ross Beatty Jr & Sr High School Steve Wilson Rudyard Area Schools Craig Windt Bay City Central High School Timothy Wright Calvary Baptist Academy Claudia Zuiderveen Northern Hills 37
SSSPECIAL AAAWARDS
The Elly Peterson Award for Michigan Women’s History Sponsored by the Michigan Women’s Studies Association
The Sam Breck Award for Best Entry in Railroad History Sponsored by Michigan Roundtable of the Lexington Group in Transportation
The Best Entry in Use of Family History Sponsored by the Michigan Genealogical Council
The Best Entry in Use of Primary Sources Sponsored by the Michigan Archival Association
The Best Entry in Michigan History Sponsored by Meijer
Best Entry in African American/People of African Descent World History Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Best Entry in Latino American/Hispanic World History Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Best Entry in Native American History Michigan Department of Civil Rights
Best Entry in Arab American/Arab World History Michigan Department of Civil Rights
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Head Judge: Sean O’Neil, Grand Valley State University Biruta Abuls Elizabeth Goetz Edwina Murphy Brandon Apmann Jeremy Gold Charlie Murphy F. Josephine Arrowood Sondra Golke Robert Myers Bonnie Bakewell Hugh Gurney Susan Nenadic Julie Barnes Thomas Gwaltney Kenneth Newman Margaret Bennett David Hales Angie Oehrli Ron Bloomfield Ginnie Harder Judy Pamp Pamela Brady Emma Hawker Robert Pangman Michael Brady Rebecca Heinen Brian Paul Teresa Brantley Amanda Hendrix-Komoto Erin Platte Heidi Butler Meredith Henry-Fisher Emily Radlinski Virginia Caruso Mark Heppner Sherry Scott Robert Cayia Claire Herhold Grace Shackman Jeanne Chapman Orlando Hodges Ralph Shoub Katherine Charbeneau Karlayne Hodges Lynn Simmons Kristen Chinery James Hunt Ray Skwiers Elizabeth Clemens Karen Jania Rosalie Skwiers Liza Lee Collins Brad Jarvis Philip Smith Mark Comfort Cheryl Jindeel Cindy Smith Meghan Courtney Russell Jolley Sara Smith-Stofer Eunice Crockett Deborah Kanter Cathryn Spiess Geoff Culbertson Jasen King Timothy Streasick Chelsea Del Rio Katie Kolokithas David Swan Mary Donaldson Paula Kopka Paul Trap Courtney Dornburg Inara Kurt Marcia Van Ness Rachael Drenovsky Stephen Laatsch Carol Vandenberg Dawn Ducca Adina Langer Kari Vaughan William Easton Anne Lape Raymond Walker Eric Echeverri Dale Leslie Mary Wallace Kelly Eddy Thomas London Laura Wanamaker Mary Engelhardt Joshua Lowe Kurt Wanamaker Mary Jane Fava Raymond Lucas Susan Wander Dan Forbes Robert Lynch Tim Westfall Monica Fox Lydia Lynch Omer Winborn Tim Gedar Doris Maynard Sharon Wisniewski John Gibney Daniel McCarthy Brian Wisniewski Terry Girard John McCurdy William Womer Kristen Glatz Marilyn McLaughlin Megan Wood Barry Mehler Jennifer Xu Daniel Miller Margaret Zeman 39
MMMAJOR SSSPONSORS OFOFOF MMMICHIGAN HHHISTORY DDDAYAYAY 2014
The Historical Society of Michigan would like to thank the following organizations for providing generous support to operate Michigan History Day:
The Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation
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