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Granite School District > Granite News > Employee Link > GSD students triumph in Salt Lake Valley Regional History Fair

GSD students triumph in Salt Lake Valley Regional History Fair

April 2015Granite Schools

Granite School District students took home scores of top honors from the Salt Lake Valley Regional History Fair in categories such as historical paper, individual/group website, documentary, and exhibit.

This year’s contest invited students to examine how leaders and their legacies have shaped the course of history.

These students move on compete in the Utah History Day State Contest on April 18, 2015. Winners at the state level will represent Utah in the prestigious National History Day competition in Washington, D.C.

AwardNameSchoolDivisionProject
First Place, Individual DocumentaryIsabella AshtonBennion Jr. HighJuniorJazz Music: Leadership and Legacy
First Place, Group ExhibitJackie Helm, Maddie EgbertFox Hills ElementaryJuniorThe Brothers Grimm
First Place, Individual ExhibitGarrett ReinholtChurchill Jr. HighJuniorAdmiral Nimitz: From Birth to Victory of the Pacific
First Place, Historical PaperKate De GrooteChurchill Jr. HighJuniorHow the Totalitarian Leadership Took the Power and Freedom Out of the East German People's Hands
First Place, Historical PaperRachel CoxKennedy Jr. HighSeniorAlfred Cumming: A Long-Lasting Gift of Guidance
First Place, Group WebsiteMeylin Al-Saleh, Ivykristine MurphyFox Hills ElementaryJuniorSimon Bolivar
First Place, Group WebsiteMichelle Le, Isabella ProctorKennedy Jr. HighSeniorQueen Lili'uokalani: First and Last Queen of Hawaii
First Place, Individual WebsiteAlec VermasonKennedy Jr. HighSeniorRichard Nixon
Second Place, Group DocumentaryVivi Tran, Braydon LeFox Hills ElementaryJuniorKim Jong-il
Second Place, Individual DocumentaryLiz DudleyChurchill Jr. HighJuniorSally Ride: The First American Woman in Space
Second Place, Historical PaperJelena DragicevicWest Lake Jr. HighJuniorThe Man Who Fired Up the World
Second Place, Historical PaperRebecca FredricksonKennedy Jr. HighSeniorThe Candy Bomber: How Two Sticks of Gum Changed the World
Second Place, Individual PerformanceMaren CurtisBennion Jr. HighJuniorThe Story of Anne Boleyn
Second Place, Group WebsiteAudrey Helm, Lindsay CookBennion Jr. HighJuniorU2: Ledership and Legacy in History
Third Place, Individual ExhibitMiles RollinsJefferson Jr. HighJuniorThe Panguitch Quilt Rescue
Third Place, Individual PerformanceAnnabelle DurhamBonneville Jr. HighJuniorJerrie Mock: The flying Housewife
Third Place, Group WebsiteJosh Speth, Daniel SampsonFox Hills ElementaryJuniorRobert E. Lee

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Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: competition, historical, history fair, regional, salt lake valley, students, triumph, utah

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