Minda McGurk Academic Activities Coordinator DPS Gifted and Talented malinda_mcgurk@dpsk12.org (720) 423-2065

Denver Public Schools

NATIONAL HISTORY DAY CONTEST

SATURDAY, MARCH 4th, 2017 HAMILTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Anne Rowe, President

Barbara O’Brien, Vice President Happy Haynes, Secretary

Michael Johnson, Treasurer Rosemary Rodriguez

Rachelle Espiritu Lisa Flores

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Tom Boasberg, Superintendent

Susana Cordova, Chief of Schools Veronica Figoli, President & CEO of DPS Foundation

Eddie Koen, Chief of Staff Brett Scott, Assistant Superintendent, Elementary Education

Greta Martinez, Assistant Superintendent, Post Secondary Readiness David Suppes, Chief Operation Officer

Georgia Duran, Chief of Family & Community Engagement Tamara Acevedo, Instructional Superintendent, Post Secondary Readiness Randy Johnson, Instructional superintendent, Post Secondary Readiness Fred McDowell, Instructional Superintendent, Post Secondary Readiness Dori Claunch, Instructional Superintendent, Post Secondary Readiness

Christina Bansch-Schott, Instructional Superintendent, Elementary Education Erin McMahon, Instructional Superintendent, Elementary Education

James Scott, Instructional Superintendent, Elementary Education Diane Smith, Instructional Superintendent, Elementary Education

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DPS  NATIONAL  HISTORY  DAY  COMPETITION  COORDINATOR  

 

Minda  McGurk    

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Denver  Public  Schools  National  History  Day  Contest  is  sponsored  by  the  Gifted  and  Talented  Department  

Rebecca  McKinney,  Director    Robin  Greene,  Program  Manager

DPS  National  History  Day  2017  Welcome   to   the   annual   Denver   Public   Schools   National   History   Day  Competition.  National  History  Day  provides  an  exciting  opportunity  for  students  to  learn  about  historical  issues,  ideas,  people,  and  events.  This  program  encourages   academic  achievement   and   intellectual  growth.   In  addition   to   acquiring   useful   historical   knowledge   and   perspective,  students   develop   skills   in   research,   critical   thinking,   analysis,   and  problem   solving.   Students   select   a   topic   in   local,   national   or   world  history  and  investigate  its  historical  significance  and  relationship  to  the  annual  theme  by  conducting  extensive  primary  and  secondary  research.  During   the   2016-­‐2017   school   year,   National   History   Day   invited  students   to   research   topics   related   to   the   theme   Taking   A   Stand   In  History.    We   hope   that   you   enjoy   the   many   papers,   exhibits,   performances,  documentaries,   and   websites   presented   by   Denver   Public   Schools  middle   and   high   school   students   at   today’s   competition.   First,   second  and  third  place  winners  in  each  category  and  division  will  advance  to  the  National  History  Day  in  Colorado  Competition  on  the  Auraria  Campus  on  May  6th,  2017.  The  top  two  entries  in  each  category  and  division  at  the  Colorado  contest  will  compete  in  National  History  Day  at  the  University  of  Maryland  in  June.    Final   competition   rounds   are   scheduled   when   there   are   too   many  entries  in  a  particular  category  and  division  to  allow  one  team  of  judges  to  view  them  all.   In  these  instances,  entries  are  divided  into  first  round  judging   groups.   The   top   placing   entries   from   each   first   round   group  advance   to   a   final   round,  where   they   are   evaluated  by   a  new   group  of  judges.   In   today’s   competition,   final   rounds   will   occur   in   Junior  Individual   &   Group   Exhibits   and   Junior   Individual   Documentaries.   All  exhibits   must   remain   on   display   until   the   final   judging   round   is  completed  and  the  judges  have  left  the  gyms.  At  that  time,  students  may  remove   their   exhibits.   Exhibits   may   also   be   removed   immediately  following  the  awards.    

Please join us for the Awards Ceremony in the Auditorium at 4:15pm!

JUNIOR  DIVISION      JUNIOR  PAPER  –  (1000s)   DISPLAY ROOM: 143/ Community Rm INTERVIEW ROOMS: 122 & 123       Papers  on  Display   All  Day         Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  11:00            JUNIOR  INDIVIDUAL  EXHIBIT  –  (1100s)      SOUTH GYM      Waiting  area  for  student  interviews  in  the  Cafeteria     Exhibit  Set-­‐up   7:30  –  8:30       Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   8:30  –  9:00       Preliminary  Judging  (Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  10:00       Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   10:00  –  11:30     Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   11:45  –  1:30     Exhibit  Area  Closed  for  Final  Judging   Begins  at  1:30            JUNIOR  GROUP  EXHIBIT  –  (1200s)        NORTH GYM      Waiting  area  for  student  interviews  in  the  Cafeteria     Exhibit  Set-­‐up   7:30  –  8:30       Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   8:30  –  9:00       Preliminary  Judging  (Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  10:00       Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   10:00  –  11:10       Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   11:30  –  1:30     Exhibit  Area  Closed  for  Final  Judging   Begins  at  1:30            JUNIOR  INDIVIDUAL  PERFORMANCE  –  (1300s)        126- VOCAL MUSIC RM     Complete  Judging   9:00  am            JUNIOR  GROUP  PERFORMANCE  –  (1400s)       AUDITORIUM     Complete  Judging   9:20  am              JUNIOR  INDIVIDUAL  DOCUMENTARY  –  (1500s)     ROOMS 113 & 114           Preliminary  Judging     9:00  –  11:10       Final  Judging   Begins  at  1:30          JUNIOR  GROUP  DOCUMENTARY  –  (1600s)        ROOMS 109 & 110         Preliminary  Judging   9:00  –  12:00              JUNIOR  INDIVIDUAL  WEB  SITE  –  (1700s)        ROOM 119       Student  Interviews     9:30  –  11:45                JUNIOR  GROUP  WEB  SITE  –  (1800s)          ROOMS 117       Student  Interviews     9:30  –  12:00      

THANK YOU To The Following National History Day Teachers!

Denver East High School

Brian Weaver Denver School of the Arts

Ed Glassman and Leni Arnett DSST Byers

Juliann Lacey, Helen Oliver, and Allison Lind George Washington High School

Richard Leeds Hamilton

Lesley Meyer, Emily Ward, Christopher Boswell, Sara Howell, Jennifer Kershaw Dawn Pipal, and Douglas Wilhelm

KIPP Montbello Mark Schwayder

Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy Michael Storer

McAuliffe Steve Foster and Melissa Ryabik

STRIVE Prep

James LePage (Westwood) and Eric Howell (GVR)

A very special THANK YOU

To Stacey Pendleton who continues to support our incredible program and offer her assistance as needed.

The success of the DPS tournament is strongly because of her!

Another big THANK YOU

To Hamilton Middle School and Leanne Golledge for being such wonderful hosts and welcoming the DPS

NHD Competition into their school. Lastly,

THANK YOU To our wonderful volunteer judges. Without you, this event simply isn’t possible. Than you for your time

and efforts to make today such a success

SENIOR  DIVISION      SENIOR  PAPER  –  (2000s)                    DISPLAY ROOM: 143/ Community Rm INTERVIEW ROOMS: 122 & 123       On  Display     All  Day   Community  Room     Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  10:30   Room  108            SENIOR  INDIVIDUAL  EXHIBIT  –  (2100s)        SOUTH GYM      Waiting  area  for  student  interviews  in  the  North  Gym     Exhibit  Set-­‐up   7:30  –  8:30   North  Gym     Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   8:30  –  9:00     Complete  Judging  (Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  10:00     Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   10:00  –  11:40     Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   12:00  –  1:30     Exhibit  Area  Closed  for  Final  Judging   Begins  at  1:30            SENIOR  GROUP  EXHIBIT  –  (2200s)            SOUTH GYM      Waiting  area  for  student  interviews  in  the  South  Gym     Exhibit  Set-­‐up   7:30  –  8:30   South  Gym     Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   8:30  –  9:00     Complete  Judging  (Judges  ONLY)   9:00  –  10:00     Student  Interviews  (Students  &  Judges  ONLY)   10:00  –  11:30     Exhibit  Area  Open  for  Public  Viewing   11:30  –  1:30     Exhibit  Area  Closed  for  Final  Judging   Begins  at  1:30            SENIOR  INDIVIDUAL  PERFORMANCE  –  (2300s)      126- VOCAL MUSIC RM           Complete  Judging   10:00  –  11:00   Auditorium          SENIOR  GROUP  PERFORMANCE  –  (2400s)            126- VOCAL MUSIC RM           Complete  Judging   10:00  –  11:00   Auditorium          SENIOR  INDIVIDUAL  DOCUMENTARY  –  (2500s)          ROOM 108         Complete  Judging   9:00  –  10:15    Room  105                SENIOR  INDIVIDUAL  WEB  SITE  –  (2700s)        ROOM 115       Student  Interviews   9:30  –  11:00    Room  122          SENIOR  GROUP  WEB  SITE  –  (2800s)          ROOM 115       Student  Interviews     9:30  –  11:30  

Websites    Junior  Group  Websites-­‐  Group  1    ROOM  117  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1801   Jesse  Owens  in  the  1936  Berlin  

Olympics  Austin  Salem  and  Theo  Shaw  

9:15  AM   1802   Eleanor  Roosevelt:  The  Fight  for  Human  Rights  

Claire  Shipley  and  Clio  Torbenson  

9:30  AM   1803   Jane  Goodall   Ava  El-­‐Jammal  and  Remington  White  

9:45  AM   1804   Chiune  Sugihara:  Standing  Up  to  Hitler  

Harris  Haldeman  and  Anders  Martinson  

10:00  AM   1805   Taking  A  Stand  for  Women   Rachell  Palma,  Vanessa  Rodriguez,  and  Irene  Rosales  

10:15  AM   1806   Dietrich  Bonhoeffer   Ella  Shipley  and  Mary  Ward  

10:30  AM   1807   Patsy  Mink:  Fighting  For  Women's  Equality    

Alina  Dominguez  and  Olivia  Westfall  

10:45  AM   1808   The  Boston  Tea  Party:  Throwing  Away  The  Tea  Act  

Claire  Cameron  and  Emma  Carey    

11:00  AM   1809   Harvey  Milk   Sydney  Ezell,  Aviva  Freedberg,  and  Harper  Sidener  

11:15  AM   1810   Alice  Paul       Lily  Clarke,  Margalit  Goldberg,  and  Emily  Strand  

Senior  Websites      ROOM  115  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  

Senior  Individual  Website  9:00  

2701  How  Media  Stood  Up  For  Free  Press  and  Transformed  The  Vietnam  War   Cormac  McCrimmon  

Senior  Group  Website  9:15  

2801  Oskar  Schindler:  Taking  a  Stand  in  History  

Cadence  Litt  and  Alma  Younger  

9:30  

2802  

Brushing  Away  the  Salon:  French  Impressionists  Take  a  Stand  Against  a  Conservative  Society  

Clare  Drewes,  Jake  Fisher,  and  Cyrus  Haas  

9:45  

2803  Benazir  Bhutto:  Taking  a  Stand  in  History  

Marin  Clapper,  Carolyn  Gatlin,  and  Shahad  Mohieldin  

10:00  

2804   Oxi  Day  

Stephanie  Diamond,  Emily  Pettersen,  and  Maude  Pointet  

Papers  Papers      ROOM  122  &  123  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  

Junior  Paper    ROOM  122  9:00  AM  

1001  Hitler Takes a Stand Stand with the Media   Claudia Valdez  

9:10  AM  1002  

The Heavy Water Saboteurs of Norway   Rohan Young  

9:20  AM  1003  

Children's Crusade Takes a Stand in Birmingham, Alabama  

Dayana Melendez-Perez  

9:30  AM  1004  

The Dangers of Silence: The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment   Roxana Haas  

9:40  AM  1005  

Galileo Galilei: The Birth of Heliocentricity   Kailey Sieja  

9:50  AM  1006  

N.W.A.: Taking a Stand Against Police Brutality  

Giovanni Mendoza-Olivas  

10:00  AM  1007  

The Ballet Russes: Taking a Stand Against Classical Ballet   Katerina Popke  

10:10  AM  

1008  

Extra! Extra! Newsboys Heroic Stand Paves the Way for Child Labor Reform   Mason Heimel  

10:20  AM  

1009  

Karolina Juszczykowska: Taking a Stand When Other Chose to Hide   Janeth Morales  

10:30  AM   1010   Soldier Without a Gun   Owen Ooms  10:40  AM  

1011  Betty Friedan:The Feminine Fight   Holly McMahon  

10:50  AM  1012  

Sherman Antitrust Act: Taking a Stand Against the Man   Alexa Luevano  

11:00  AM  

1013  

And Justice for All: Napster vs Metallica and How the Music Industry was Turned Upside Down   Evelyn Milias  

11:10  AM  

1014  

Corky Gonzales: Taking a Stand for Chicano Rights in Denver, Colorado   Roselyn Ocon  

Senior  Paper  ROOM  123  9:00  AM   2001   Finland's Stand Against Soviet

Imperialism   Michael Ankner  9:10  AM   2002   Intrepid Intervention: President

Jefferson's Stance Against Barbary Piracy   Alex Weissman  

9:20  AM   2003   Iranian Revolution: Taking a Stand Against an Oppressive Regime   Julia Bailey  

9:30  AM   2004   Yitzhak Rabin and the Arab-Israeli Peace Process  

Solomon Valore-Caplan  

9:40  AM   2005   Taking a Stand on the Senate Floor: Filibustering against the “Tyranny of the Majority”   Maximus Risher  

Documentaries  Senior  Documentary-­‐  ROOM  109  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  

Senior  Individual  Documentary  9:00  AM   2501   The  Untouchables:  Taking  a  stand  

against  Corruption  and  Crime  Alexander  Nietch  

9:20  AM   2502   Please  Sit  Down!:  The  Mongolian  Democratic  Revolution  of  1990  

Bridget  Galaty  

9:40  AM   2503   Standing  up  in  the  Face  of  Crises:  Herbert  Kline,  The  Forgotten  Filmmaker.  

Jack  Baker  

10:00  AM   2504   Fear  of  the  Unknown:  Taking  a  Stand  against  the  Hollywood  Blacklist  

Lida  Everhart  

10:20  AM   2505   From  the  Velvet  Underground  to  the  Velvet  Revolution:  Vaclav  Havel's  Stand  for  Czech  Liberation  

Molly  McGrath  

                                                                                   Senior  Group  Documentary  10:40   2601   “Stand  up  for  what  you  believe  in  even  if  

you’re  standing  alone”  Sophie  Scholl  and  the  White  Rose  Movement  

Claire  Kopperud  and  Katie  Schachter  

 

Websites  Junior  Individual  Websites-­‐  Group  1    ROOM  119  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1701   The  Impressionists:  An  Artistic  

Revolution  Olivia  Jaquette  

9:15  AM   1702   The  Denver  Congress  of  Racial  Equality:  Taking  a  Stand  against  Injustice  

Alyssa  Robertson  

9:30  AM   1703   Taking  a  Stand  at  Wounded  Knee   Aiden  Halstead  9:45  AM   1704   People  for  the  Ethical  Treatment  of  

Animals:  Taking  a  Stand  for  Animal  Rights  

Fiona  Yohannes  

10:00  AM   1705   Alice  Paul  and  the  Equal  Rights  Amendment  

Laine  Ford  

10:15  AM   1706   Ralph    Carr:  Standing    up    for  Human    Rights    And  Protecting    Japanese    Americans    during  World    War    II  

Skye  McCrimmon  

10:30  AM   1707   The  Mighty  Legacy  of  Cyrus  the  Great   Dana  Adibifar  10:45  AM   1708   Standing  up  for  Mustang   Eva  Wittlif  10:45  AM   1709   A  Founding  Father's  Fight  For  

Freedom:  Alexander  Hamilton  and  the  American  Revolution  

Tamsen  Bohlen  

Exhibits  Junior  Individual  Exhibit  Group  1  SOUTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1101   The  Battle  of  the  Alamo:  Taking  a  

Stand  for  Independence  Dylan  Wigglesworth  

10:10  AM   1102   Betty  Friedan's  Journey   Kennedy  Pinkney  10:20  AM   1103   Musicians  That  Stood  Against  the  

Vietnam  War  Brandon  Vaught  

10:30  AM   1104   Simone  de  Beauvior;  Taking  a  Stand  one  Page  at  a  Time  

Adeline  Bean  

10:40  AM   1105   Tommie  Smith  and  John  Carlos   Daisy  Madera  10:50  AM   1106   Anne  Frank   Morgan  Rasmussen  11:00  AM   1107   Academic  Equality     Tess  Manuel  11:10  AM   1108   Margaret  Sanger:  Taking  a  Stand  for  

Contraceptive  Rights    Olivia  Bell  

11:20  AM   1109   Nat  Turner’s  Dream   Amor  Mcfadden  Junior  Individual  Exhibit  -­‐    Group  2    SOUTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1110   Claudette  Colvin:  Taking  A  Stand  By  

Staying  Seated  Clara  Little  

10:10  AM   1111   Horace  Mann  Fighting  for  Equal  Education  

Rinoa  Lantz  

10:20  AM   1112   Striking  While  Taking  a  Stand   Vianeey  Padilla-­‐Alvarez  

10:30  AM   1113   Taking  a  Stand  in  New  York  Crime  Investigation:  Alexander  Gettler  and  Charles  Norris  

Lindsey  Trussell  

10:40  AM   1114   Sophie  Scholl   Hannah  Green  10:50  AM   1115   Dolores  Huerta  Fighting  For  Rights   Lizbeth  Fuentes-­‐

Hernandez  11:00  AM   1116   Harriet  Tubman:  Freeing  Slaves  One  

Rail  at  a  Time  Briana  Sacker  

11:10  AM   1117   How  the  Boston  Tea  Party  Took  a  Stand  

Erin  Harwood  

11:20  AM   1118   Stonewall  Riots   Dre  Montano  11:30  AM   1119   Lewis  Hine:  Taking  a  Stand  Against  

Child  Labor  Shanlla  Remtulla  

Junior  Individual  Exhibit  -­‐    Group  3    SOUTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1120   Nachthexen:  The  Female  Fighters  of  

WWII  Chloe  O'Neill  

10:10  AM   1121   A  Hero  to  Children  -­‐  Malala  Yousafzai   Arleen  Linea-­‐Valdes  10:20  AM   1122   Helen  Keller  Taking  a  Stand  For  The  

Deafblind  Ali  Wakefield  

10:30  AM   1123   The  Chicano  Movement  in  Colorado   Lorena  Hernandez  10:40  AM   1124   Emmeline  Pankhurst  the  Suffragette     Julia  Higgs  10:50  AM   1125   Stonewall  Riots   Ta'Niyah  Malone  11:00  AM   1126   Sophie  Scholl:  The  White  Rose  

Movement  Lorraina  Alonso  Murphy  

11:10  AM   1127   Warsaw  Ghetto  Uprising     Jasmine  Murillo    11:20  AM   1128   Rosa  Parks   Ella  Seward  11:30  AM   1129   Brown  v.  Board  of  Education:  Taking  a  

Stand  for  Equality  in  Education  Katelyn  Osborne  

Documentaries    Junior  GROUP  Documentary-­‐  Group  1    ROOM  110  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1601   Irena  Sendler  and  Her  Brave  

Soul:  Taking  a  Stand  for  Jewish  Children's  Freedom  During  World  War  II  

Kendall  Clark  and  Olivia  Wilson  

9:20  AM   1602   Silas  Soule:  Fighting  Against  Injustice  at  the  1864  Sand  Creek  Massacre  

Erin  Nagel  and  Alexandra  Williams  

9:40  AM   1603   The  White  Rose:  German  Opposition  Group  

Beckham  Blew,  Douglas  Campbell,  and  Jack  Williams  

10:00  AM   1604   Susan  Brownell  Anthony:  The  Women's  Suffrage  Movement  

Jacob  Cole  and  Tyler  Gilbertson  

10:20  AM   1605   Spartacus  The  Third  Servile  War   Harper  Haltiner  and  Macy  Vogel  

10:40  AM   1606   American  Indian  Movement   Karl  Eisenbarth  and  Owen  Simpson  

11:00  AM   1607   The  Black  Power  Salute  that  Changed  the  World  

Margaret  Cole  and  Andrea  Cordova  

Junior  GROUP  Documentary-­‐  Group  2    ROOM  112  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1608   Journey  to  Justice   Sandra  Paoletti,  Caroline  

Smith,  and  Naomi  Tesfaldet  

9:20  AM   1609   The  Right  to  Run:  How  Kathrine  Switzer  Broke  the  Gender  Barrier  

Ellie  Hockman,  Lexi  Lawrenz,  and  Leah  Schulman  

9:40  AM   1610   The  French  Resistance:  Standing  Up  in  World  War  II  

Alexandra  Emerson  and  Natalie  Falta  

10:00  AM   1611   The  Creation  of  Women  Rights   Isabel  Becerril  and  Daniela  Montano  

10:20  AM   1612   Joan  of  Arc   Eliza  Damon  and  Bella  Putnam  

10:40  AM   1613   Norwegian  Commandos  Taking  a  Stand  in  Nazi  Sabotage  

Seamus  Klingsporn,  Connor  McGilvray,  and  Alexander  Peterson  

11:00  AM   1614   Muhammad  Ali  Stands  Against  the  Vietnam  War  

Eleanor  Radcliffe  and  William  Radcliffe  

Exhibits  Junior  Group  Exhibits  -­‐    Group  1  NORTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1201   Marguerite  Higgins   Bailey  Langhans  and  Erin  

Pointet  10:10  AM   1202   Saving  America  from  Sinking:  

Molly  Brown’s  Push  for  Equal  Rights  

Lily  Steffen  and  Lola  Swank  

10:20  AM   1203   The  Little  Rock  Nine   Adrian  Jimenez  and  Bryan  Tapia  

10:30  AM   1204   Susan  B.  Anthony:  Inspiring  the  Nation  

Olivia  Murray  and  Gracie  Nordini  

10:40  AM   1205   King  Narmer:  The  Unification  of  Two  Nations  

Piper  Moss  

10:50  AM   1206   Jackie  Robinson   Sindi  Sanchez  and  Ana  Toledo  11:00  AM   1207   Dolores  Huerta:  Si  Se  Puede!   Enniss  Lumbreras,  Katie  

Olague,  and  Fernanda  Plazola  Torres  

11:10  AM   1208   Rosa  Parks   Makayla  Fitzwater,  Brenda  Rodriguez,  and  Nancy  Sanchez  

 Junior  Group  Exhibit-­‐  Group  2      NORTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1209   Jane  Goodall:  A  Fight  for  Animal  

Rights  Nina  Weprin  and  Nour  Zouhou  

10:10  AM   1210   Arthur  Branscombe:  Innovation  and  Inspiration  for  Integration  in  the  Park  Hill  Neighborhood  

Anjali  Junta  and  Amina  Mouaddine  

10:20  AM   1211   The  Legend  of  Zelda  Fitzgerald  -­‐  "She  refused  to  be  bored  chiefly  because  she  wasn't  boring."    

Madison  Hylland  and  Dillen  Slavin  

10:30  AM   1213   Oscar  Wilde  Exhibit   Mariah  Hernandez,  Elaine  McManus,  and  Aliyah  Rendon  

10:40  AM   1213   History  of  Mental  Health   Victoria  DeLaRosa  and  Maria  Ramirez  

10:50  AM   1214   Betty  Friedan:  A  Voice  for  Females,  An  Icon  for  the  World  

Kilah  Freelon  and  Addison  Heim  

11:00  AM   1215   Warsaw  Ghetto  Uprising   Greg  Cardenas  and  Luis  Gutierrez  11:10  AM   1216   Billie  Jean  King   Andrea  Chavoya  Terrazas,  Jasmin  

Garcia,  Brittney  Le,  and  Adriana  Rocha  Flores  

Performances  (Note:  Includes  Junior  and  Senior)  AUDITORIUM  &  VOCAL  MUSIC  ROOM  

Junior  Individual  Performance      VOCAL  MUSIC  ROOM  9:00  

1301  Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton:  Taking  a  Stand  With  the  Declaration  of  Sentiments     Beatrix  Kelly  

9:20   1302   Taking  a  Stand  with  a  Gun  in  Her  Hand     Karis  Peterson  9:40  

1303  The  Newsboys  Strike  of  1899:Taking  a  Stand  Against  Injustice      

Ellion  Mucharsky  O’Boyle  

Senior  Individual  Performance      VOCAL  MUSIC  ROOM  10:00  

2301  Even  If  You  Are  Standing  Along:  The  Story  of  Sophie  Scholl   Margaret  Albanese  

10:20  2302  

“Peace  is  a  Woman’s  Job:”  Jeannette  Rankin’s  Stand  Against  War   Arabella  McClure  

Senior  Group  Performance      VOCAL  MUSIC  ROOM  10:40  

2401  The  Iran  Contra  Affair:  Taking  a  Stand  Against  the  Constitution  

Maia  Brockbank,  Camryn  Daidone,  Brynn  Gauthier,  Mia  Nelson,  and  Audrey  Roberts  

 Documentaries  

JUNIOR  INDIVIDUAL  DOCUMENTARY-­‐  Group  1      ROOM  114  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1501   Jane  Elliott:  Standing  Up  to  Racism   Allison  Gonzales  9:20  AM   1502   Genghis  Khan:  The  Constructor  of  

Mongolia  Aidan  Ergun  

9:40  AM   1503   Ida  B  Wells:  A  Crusader  For  Civil  Rights,  A  Leader  For  All  

Sophie  Ruszel  

10:00  AM   1504   Women  of  the  1916  Irish  Easter  Uprising   Clarise  Reichley  10:20  AM   1505   "The  Bottom  Rail  Will  Come  to  the  Top  

Someday"  Nate  Shaw  and  His  Fight  to  Defend  His  Land  

Lydia  Weinshenker  

10:40  AM   1506   Taking  a  Stand:  The  Free  Speech  Movement  of  the  60s  

Lilia  Scudamore  

11:00  AM   1507   Marie  Curie:  A  Pioneering  Woman  Taking  A  Stand  For  Women's  Rights  and  Values  

Sara  Goodhue  

 Junior  Individual  Documentary-­‐  Group  2    ROOM  113  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  9:00  AM   1508   Harvey  Milk:  Taking  a  Stand  for  LGBT  

Rights  Leah  Grossman  

9:20  AM   1509   $20  Less   Will  Morlan  9:40  AM   1510   Eleanor  Roosevelt  and  the  

Groundbreaking  Fight  Against  Segregation  Julia  Dykstra  

10:00  AM   1511   Alan  Turing  -­‐  The  Outcast  who  Changed  the  Modern  World  

Asher  Chernila  

10:20  AM   1512   The  Haitian  Revolution:  The  Tragic  Fight  for  Freedom  

Keyse  Ned  

10:40  AM   1513   Stop  the  Bleeding:  Curing  Childhood  Leukemia  

Mikayla  Dupen  

 

Exhibits  Junior  Group  Exhibit  -­‐    Group  3      NORTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1217   Eleanor  Roosevelt:  

Determined  in  the  Pursuit  of  Equal  Rights  for  Women  

Sydney  Bregman,  Julia  Hollanbach,  and  Kylie  Sullivan  

10:10  AM   1218   Betty  Friedan:  Taking  A  Stand  In  Women's  Rights  

Sarah  Scott  and  Zoe  Stahlhut  

10:20  AM   1219   Outrageous  and  Courageous:  The  White  Rose  in  Helping  to  Bring  Peace  to  Germany  

Emma  Ezrine  and  Ryan  Sadler  

10:30  AM   1220   The  Boston  Tea  Party   Julia  Benko  and  Gabriella  DeMaria  

10:40  AM   1221   Stand  Up  For  Rock   Catherine  Brusseau  and  Jazmin  Lopez  

10:50  AM   1222   John  Brown  Taking  a  Stand   Nathaniel  Edwards  and  Natalia  Sebrian  Rojas  

11:00  AM   1223   Albert  E  who  Took  a  Stand  in  History  

Michelle  Palma  and  Ashley  Robolledo  

11:10  AM   1224   Champion  of  Dreams:  Christa  McAuliffe  Soaring  in  the  Field  of  Education  and  Equality  

Peyton  Burnett  and  Sarah  Fuller  

Junior  Group  Exhibit  -­‐  Group  4      NORTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  10:00  AM   1225   Harvey  Milk  LGBT   Alondra  Luna  and  Esperanza  

Sanchez  10:10  AM   1226   The  Roman  Senate:  A  Stand  

Against  Their  Savior  Sam  Daley  and  William  Lanoha  

10:20  AM   1227   Standing  Up  Against  Slavery   Bereket  Ahmed,  Samson  Lemma,  Ismael  Menzies,  and  Maximus  Montano  

10:30  AM   1228   Gertrude  B.  Elion:  Opening  Doors  for  Women  in  Science  

Paige  Atkinson  and  Nadia  Michael  

10:40  AM   1229   Woman's  Rights  with  Betty  Friedan  

Maria  Goergen  and  Naia  Reeder  

10:50  AM   1230   Ain't  I  A  Women   Joy  Barnes,  Carolina  Camacho,  and  DeLaQuan  McBride  

11:00  AM   1231   Rosa  L  Parks     Valeria  Solis,  Ayanti  Taylor,  and  Janistie  Villegas  

11:10  AM   1232   Chavez  and  Huerta:  Standing  for  the  Nation’s  Workers  and  Their  Rights  

Sean  Gilhooly,  Sam  Shikiar,  and  Zeyta  Whitson-­‐DeHerrera  

Exhibits  SENIOR  Exhibits  (Note:  Includes  Individual  and  Group)        SOUTH  GYM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  

Senior  Individual  Exhibit  10:00  AM   2101   Toussaint  Louverture  -­‐  Leader  of  the  

Haitian  Revolution  Isabelle  Maestas  

10:10  AM   2102   Horrors  of  the  Asylum;  Dorothea  Dix's  Stand  for  the  Mentally  Ill  

Grace  Hiner  

10:20  AM   2103   Taking  a  Stand  Against  Communism   Kyra  Mangalik  10:30  AM   2104   Forough  Farrokhzad:  Unveiling  the  

Voice  of  Iran    Juliana  Pfeifer  

10:40  AM   2105   Alberta's  Famous  Five:  Taking  a  Stand  for  Legal  Personhood  

Amelia  Watterson  

10:50  AM   2106   ACT  UP:  Taking  a  Stand  in  the  Fight  Against  AIDS  

Emily  Arnett  

Senior  Group  Exhibit  11:00  AM   2201   The  Rhineland,  A  Sign  of  Things  to  

Come  George  Fenton,  Theodore  Loof,  Connor  McMaster,  and  Ben  Vagle  

11:10  AM   2202   “Little  Dope,  Lots  of  Resentment”:  Operation  Intercept  &  Nixon’s  Stand  against  Drugs    

Jojo  Rita  and  Maddie  Rohner  

11:20  AM   2203   Trees  &  Triumph:  Wangari  Maathai's  Stand  for  the  Women  of  Kenya  

Anne  Hartshorn  and  Penelope  Young  

11:30  AM   2204   El  Día  de  los  Mártires:  The  Fight  for  a  Flag  

Isabella  Ocaña  and  Cera  Rowe  

 Performances  

AUDITORIUM  &  VOCAL  MUSIC  ROOM  Time   Entry  #   Entry  Title   Student(s)  

Junior  Group  Performance      AUDITORIUM  9:00   1401   Galileo  Galilei  Standing  Up  For  

Science  Grant  Kinzie  and  Braedon  Rudolph  

9:20   1402   The  Trial  of  King  Louie  XVI   Brody  Jessen,  CJ  Medina,  David  Meraz,  Alex  Richard,  and  Thong  Vu  

9:40   1403   Chicago  Eight  and  the  Chicago  Conspiracy  Trial:  Taking  a  Stand  against  Authority  and  Violence  

Carson  Coffey,  Carter  Graham,  and  Ally  Sabbah  

10:00   1404   The  Night  Witches     Talia  Boyle  and  Lilly  Perez  

10:20   1405   Suffragist,  Abolitionist,  Writer,  and  More:  The  Story  of  Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton  

Allison  Horiuchi,  Marissa  Lee,  and  Elaina  Nederveld  

10:40   1406   Tuskegee  Airmen   Champagne  Langenderfer  and  Luqie  Valdez  

11:00   1407   The  Boston  Tea  Party:  A  Day  at  the  Harbor  

Alanah  Conner,  Sofia  Davidson,  and  Morgan  O'Keefe  

11:20   1408   Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton   Audrey  Combs  and  Maia  Wang