Kansas History Day 2005 Results
These images were taken at the awards ceremony April 23, 2005, at the Kansas History Day contest held at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene.
Junior Historical Paper
First Place
Sean Weston, Eisenhower Middle School, Manhattan
"Companies, Consumers, and Communications: How Understanding of the Consumer Has Changed: 1950-2000."
Teacher - Terry Healy
Second Place
Jackson Sittenauer, Christ the King, Topeka
"Actions Speak Louder Than Words: The 1968 Mexico Olympics"
Junior Individual Exhibit
First Place
Lacey Howard, Haven Middle School
"William Allen White: Voice of the Heartland"
Teacher - Chris Terrill
Second Place
Randi Morris, Haven Middle School
"Eleanor Roosevelt: Communicating A Dream"
Teacher - Chris Terrill
Junior Group Exhibit
First Place
Quentin Chediak, David Gast, and Daniel Mandel, Topeka Collegiate, Topeka
"Native American Code Talkers: Secret Military Code Changes a Nation"
Second Place
Andrew Jamison, Ben Hofmeier, Evan Fowler, and Sam Hofmeier, Robert Goddard Middle School, Goddard
"U.S. Combat Art: Communicating Eyewitness Accounts of Military History, A Key to Understanding the Essence of War"
Junior Individual Performance
First Place
Robert Hamilton, Topeka Collegiate, Topeka
"Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine: Communicating Public Health Reform in Kansas"
Second Place
Natasha LaForce, Reno Valley Middle School, Hutchinson
"Energy Rightly Applied Can Accomplish Anything"
Teacher - Chris Terrill
Junior Group Performance
First Place
Trey Connet, Danny Duclos, and Ben Windholz, Bergman Elementary School, Manhattan
"Navajos In Action"
Teacher - Terry Healy
Second Place
Julie Jackson, Lindsey Brown, and Whitney Nickelson, Fort Scott Middle School, Fort Scott
"Can You Hear Me Now?"
Junior Individual Documentary
First Place
Rosemary O'Malley, Central Junior High School, Lawrence
"The Jim Crow Row: Growing Up African- American in a Free State"
Second Place
Trent Rhodes, Haven Middle School, Haven
"Edward R. Morrow: Communicating Truth Over the Air Waves"
Teacher - Chris Terrill
Junior Group Documentary
First Place
Sjobor Hammer and Anna Hamilton, Topeka Collegiate
"'Walking the Path of Duty': William Allen White and the Ku Klux Klan"
Second Place
Evan Wilson and Sarah Slifer, Nickerson Elementary School
Decoding Enigma's Secrets
Senior Individual Historic Paper
First Place
Elaina Murray, Seaman High School, Topeka
"Antiheroic Antinovel: Catch-22 and its Influence on the Perception of Modern War"
Teacher - Susan Sittenaur
Second Place
Thomas Henry, Bishop Seabury Academy, Lawrence
"Ancient Greek Theater as Mass Media"
Senior Individual Exhibit
First place
Meghan Miller, Haven High School, Haven
"I Can Hear Them"
Teacher - Chris Terrill
Second Place
Kirbee Yost, Chetopa High School, Chetopa
"The Blue and Gray in Black and White"
Senior Group Exhibit
First place
Maddie Fister and Audrey Seybert, Lawrence High School, Lawrence
"Enartete Kunst: Communication Through Controversial Art"
Teacher - Michael Ortmann
Second place
Kaitlin Moses, Nathan Prose, and Brett Darnell, Chetopa High School, Chetopa
"Marion Post Wolcott"
Senior Individual Performance
First Place
Laura Parkinson, Lawrence High School, Lawrence
"Nellie Bly: 'Bring de Broom Along'"
Teacher - Michael Ortmann
Second Place
Timmia Hearn-Feldman, Central Junior High School, Lawrence
"Unlocking the Door: Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan's Key to Communication"
Senior Group Performance
First Place
Candace Lowry, Andrea Wynn, Jamie Bradbury, and Gage McKinnis, Uniontown High School, Uniontown
"Ma is Making Bombers"
Teacher - Norm Conard
Second place
Margaret Tran, Lindsey Griffith, and Rachel Vigil, Derby High School, Derby
"The War of the Worlds"
Senior Individual Documentary
First place
Samuel Huneke, Lawrence High School, Lawrence
"The Nurnberg Rallies: Communication of the Nazi Order"
Teacher - Michael Ortmann
Second place
Rusty Manyo, Uniontown High School, Uniontown
"From Fort Scott, Kansas to the World: Gordon Parks Communicates through Photography"
Teacher - Norm Conard
Senior Group Documentary
First Place
Mulligan Greenwell, Maya Weil, and Hannah Frydman, Central Junior High, Lawrence
"We Who Are the Enemy"
Second place
Rebekah DeMoss, Lacey George, Holly Jurgenson, and Baily Shepard, Uniontown High School, Uniontown
"A Dorothea Lange Photograph is Worth A Thousand Words"
Teacher - Norm Conard
Special Awards
Society for American Baseball Research Prize Award Winners
Afton Hogan and Michael Guth, Russell High School, Russell
"America's Pastime: Sign and Signals in Baseball"
and
Christopher D. Hull and Marshall A. Clinesmith, Rolla Junior High School, Rolla
"Yogi Berra: Understanding Through Miscommunication"
Teacher - Mary Courtney
Bleeding Kansas Heritage Area Award
Brian Martin, Central Junior High School, Burden
"John Brown: Voice of Freedom"
Greater Kansas City Area Scholarship Award
Rosemary O'Malley
Central Junior High School, Lawrence
"The Jim Crow Row: Growing Up African-American in a Free State"
2005 Teacher of the Year Award
Susan Sittenauer, Seaman High School, Topeka
(2nd from left)
