Kansas History Day

2005 Results

These images were taken at the awards ceremony on Kansas History Day, Saturday, April 23, 2005, at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene. Larger images are available by clicking on these thumbnails.


Jackson Sittenauer Second Place, Junior Historical Papers Christ the King "Actions Speak Louder Than Words: The 1968 Mexico Olympics"	Sean Weston First Place, Junior Historical Papers Eisenhower Middle School "Companies, Consumers, and Communication: How Understanding of the Consumer Has Changed: 1950-2000"

Randi Morris Second Place, Junior Individual Exhibits Haven Middle School "Eleanor Roosevelt: Communicating A Dream"	Lacey Howard First Place, Junior Individual Exhibits Haven Middle School "William Allen White: Voice of the Heartland"

Quentin Chediak, David Gast, and Daniel Mandel First Place, Junior Group Exhibits Topeka Collegiate "Native American Code Talkers: Secret Military Code Changes a Nation"	Andrew Jamison, Ben Hofmeier, Evan Fowler, and Sam Hofmeier Second Place, Junior Group Exhibits Robert Goddard Middle School "U.S. Combat Art: Communicating Eyewitness Accounts of Military History, A Key to Understanding the Essence of War"

Robert Hamilton First Place, Junior Individual Performances Topeka Collegiate "Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine: Communicating Public Health Reform in Kansas"	Natasha LaForce Second Place, Junior Individual Performances Reno Valley Middle School "Energy Rightly Applied Can Accomplish Anything"

Julie Jackson, Lindsey Brown, and Whitney Nickelson Second Place, Junior Group Performances Fort Scott Middle School "Can You Hear Me Now?"	Trey Connet, Danny Duclos, and Ben Windholz First Place, Junior Group Performances Bergman Elementary School "Navajos In Action"

Rosemary O'Malley First Place, Junior Individual Documentaries Central Junior High School "The Jim Crow Row: Growing Up African- American in a Free State"	Trent Rhodes Second Place, Junior Individual Documentaries Haven Middle School "Edward R. Morrow: Communicating Truth Over the Air Waves"

Anna Hamilton and Sjobor Hammer First Place, Junior Group Documentaries Topeka Collegiate "'Walking the Path of Duty': William Allen White and the Ku Klux Klan"	Evan Wilson and Sarah Slifer Second Place, Junior Group Documentaries Nickerson Elementary School Decoding Enigma's Secrets

Elaina Murray First Place, Senior Historical Papers Seaman High School "Antiheroic Antinovel: Catch-22 and its Influence on the Perception of Modern War"	Thomas Henry Second Place, Senior Historical Papers Bishop Seabury Academy "Ancient Greek Theater as Mass Media"

Kirbee Yost Second Place, Senior Individual Exhibits Chetopa High School "The Blue and Gray in Black and White"	Meghan Miller First Place, Senior Individual Exhibits Haven High School "I Can Hear Them"

Kaitlin Moses, Nathan Prose, and Brett Darnell Second Place, Senior Group Exhibits Chetopa High School "Marion Post Wolcott"	Maddie Fister and Audrey Seybert First Place, Senior Group Exhibits Lawrence High School "Enartete Kunst: Communication Through Controversial Art"

Timmia Hearn-Feldman Second Place, Senior Individual Performances Central Junior High School "Unlocking the Door: Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan's Key to Communication"	Laura Parkinson First Place, Senior Individual Performances Lawrence High School "Nellie Bly: 'Bring de Broom Along'"

Candace Lowry, Andrea Wynn, Jamie Bradbury, and Gage McKinnis First Place, Senior Group Performances Uniontown High School "Ma is Making Bombers"	Margaret Tran, Lindsey Griffith, and Rachel Vigil Second Place, Senior Group Performances Derby High School "The War of the Worlds"

Samuel Huneke First Place, Senior Individual Documentaries Lawrence High School " The Nurnberg Rallies: Communication of the Nazi Order"	Rusty Manyo Second Place, Senior Individual Documentaries Uniontown High School " From Fort Scott, Kansas to the World: Norm Conard Gordon Parks Communicates through Photography"

Mulligan Greenwell, Maya Weil, and Hannah Frydman First Place, Senior Group Documentaries Central Junior High " We Who Are the Enemy"	Rebekah DeMoss, Lacey George, Holly Jurgenson, and Baily Shepard Second Place, Senior Group Documentaries Uniontown High School "A Dorothea Lange Photograph is Worth A Thousand Words"

Society for American Baseball Research Prize Award Winners Christopher D. Hull and Marshall A. Clinesmith Rolla Junior High School, Rolla " Yogi Berra: Understanding Through Miscommunication" and Afton Hogan and Michael Guth Russell High School, Russell "America's Pastime: Sign and Signals in Baseball"	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"	Susan Sittenauer Seaman High School 2005 Teacher of the Year Award