Congratulations to the South Haven History Club on another amazing performance at the state competition, leading to a number of students qualifying for the national competition in Washington, D.C. We are so proud of all of our students for their hard work, dedication, and efforts. Please see results from the competition below. More details regarding nationals will be available in the near future.
Youth division (this division stops at State)
Youth individual documentary
2nd place Jamesetta Crider-"Phonograph: The Invention that made Recording Sound Possible"
3rd place Caleb Sherburne- "The Two Bombs that Silenced the World"
Youth Group Documentary
2nd place Nolan Barnes, Grayson Barnes, Silas Vanlandingham "Goal! How a Hockey Game Inspired America"
3rd place Lennon Cole, Oliver Dickens, Elijah Classen "The Fab Four: How a Group Called the Beatles Changed Music"
Youth Group Exhibit
1st place Quinn Johnson, Lily Smith, Annabel Loeser "DNA: A Turning Point in Forensics"
2nd place Ellie Priebe, Aubrey Bray "A Turning Point for Equality: Marching Toward the 19th Amendment
Youth Historical Paper
1st place Phillip Myklebust "The Great Wall of China and Why it was a Turning Point in History"
Youth Individual Performance
2nd place Starlin Trafton "Punching Dots into Braille"
3rd place Noah Saucedo "Bruce Lee: Punching Chinese Culture into America"
NATIONAL FINALISTS (only 2 chosen in each category and 1 alternate)
Junior Group Documentary
Addison Williams and Annika Chalupa
"Wind Talkers: The Hidden Voices Behind Victory"
Junior Individual Performance
Hayden Washegesic "AIM: The Natives Fight Back"
NATIONAL ALTERNATE
Junior individual Website
Aaron Crider "Odyssey: The History of the Magnavox Odyssey"
NATIONAL FINALISTS
Senior Individual Performance
Ruby Peterson "The Jazz Age: The Music that Changed America"
Special Award Winners
The Best Entry in Naval or Maritime History
Caleb Sherburne
The Adler Award for Best Entry in Women's History
Ellie Priebe and Aubrey Bray