Congratulations to all the students who entered projects in the National History Day Regionals. All 15 projects are listed since all 15 projects were exceptional. 30 high/middle schools participated and three awards were given to each category.

Mrs. Quade and Mrs. Casper are the advisors to the student projects. We congratulate them and thank them for their guidance and hard work. The teachers learning about so many projects in such depth is to be commended.

Many other teachers (and a principal) helped in their own special way. They are Mrs. Dube (research, research, and more research), Mrs. Kuniak (artistic support for backdrops/props), Mrs. Ziccarelli (staging/acting/voice), and our volunteer Mrs. Heckman (technology). Parents thank you for your support, help, snacks and dinners, and resourcefulness in finding props and costume, driving to interviews, and waiting for the voice overs to be done "once more."

The student projects can be either individual or group. The projects are listed below.

Junior Web Site Design
Richard & Nathan for The UDHR: Man's Weapon Against Inhumanity, 1st place

Junior Individual Documentary
Christopher for "If the Sun Comes up Tomorrow, It Is Only because of Men of Good Will" The Conflicts and Compromises of the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1st place
Nicole for Beyond the Golden Door: The Conflicts and Compromises of Italian Immigration, 2nd place
Jacob for Theresienstadt: Hitler's Great Compromise, 3rd place
Krista for African American Nurses: Healing hte Wounds of Segregation and Discrimination in the United States Military

Junior Group Documentary
Erik , Anthony & Max for The Bay of Pigs Invasion: The Conflict that Destroyed Any Opportunity for Compromise, 2nd place
Robert , Jacob , Joseph & Bryant for Divided Families in the American Civil War: When Compormise Meant Survival

Junior Individual Performance
Cody for "There Is Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself" FDR Overcomes Conflict with Courage, Passion, and Compromise, 1st place
Giuliana for From Boiler Room to Boardroom: The Conflict and Compromise of Rosie the Riviter, 2nd place
Sarah Jane for Sacagawea: Shoshone Heroine of the Early West, 3rd place

Junior Group Performance
Natalie & Kathryn for A Hero Waiting to Emerge: Luba Tryszynska's Conflicts and Compromises of Surviving the Holocaust, 1st place
Chloe , Paige , Courney & Katherine for The Compromise of Traditional Female Roles: Southern Women Who Witnessed Sherman's March to the Sea, 2nd place
Gwen , Stephanie , Erin & Rebecca for The Witches of Salem Village and Nathanial Hawthorne: Social Conflict - Personal Compromise

Junior Historical Paper
Joseph for The Homestead Strike of 1892: A Story of Social Conflict in Industrial America, 2nd place
Cecily for Masked Hatred: The Conflict Between the Ku Klux Klan and the Civil Rights Movement, 3rd place

MQA did not enter any exhibits