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37 students to advance to State History Fair
From staff reports
Baytown Sun Published April 2, 2006 Thirty-seven Goose Creek students will advance to the state history fair after earning first or second place honors at the Lee College Regional History Fair on March 24 and 25. The fair is co-sponsored by Lee College and GCCISD.
A total of 91 GCCISD students won awards, with 174 competing.
Students in GCCISD began doing research work and planning in September. Over 1,200 students competed at campus-level history fairs, with 44 teachers, librarians and campus administrators involved.
The 37 students who qualified for state competition will compete on April 28 and 29 in Austin at the Bob Bullock State History Museum. The state history fair, referred to as Texas History Day, is sponsored by the Texas State Historical Association.
Winners of the progressive competition, in which the first- and second-place students will advance to state, include the following:
Junior Individual Exhibits
1st-Stuart Tiller, Gentry
2nd-Sunayana Yadav, Horace Mann
3rd—-Kelli Van Natta, Horace Mann
4th-Apurva Devarkanda, Cedar Bayou
Junior Group Exhibits
1st-Marlee Burns, Karsyn Jackson, Mary Grosjean and Kaitlyn Martin, Baytown Junior School
2nd-Erika Pena and Yessenia Garcia, Baytown Junior School
3rd—Bianca Chavez, Leslie Chapa and Daisy Chapa, Horace Mann
4th-Katy Brownle and Lelia Adams, Gentry Junior School
Junior Individual Documentary
1st-Nichole Nerf, Baytown Junior
2nd-James Voytek, Horace Mann
3rd-Megan Adams, Highlands Junior
4th-David Harding, Baytown Junior
Junior Group Documentary
1st-Rachel Hill and Kristie Kenny, Cedar Bayou Junior School
2nd-Rachel Bosquez and Maria Lane, Horace Mann Junior School
3rd-Kelsi Hancock and Amy Epperson, Cedar Bayou Junior School
4th-Chaz Thibodeaux and Ashley Almanza, Highlands Junior School
Junior Individual Performance
1st-Landon Pelts, Gentry Junior
2nd—Madison Gibson, Highlands Jr.
Junior Group Performance
1st-Candice Archangel, Keiosha Addison and Joseph Jean, Baytown Jr.
2nd-Dominika Snodgrass and Amy Olsen, Cedar Bayou Junior School
3rd-Shannon Sartor and Paige Scheau, Gentry Junior School
4th-Kyler Miller, Demi Hofstetter and Ismael Cox, Gentry Junior School
Junior Historical Paper
1st-Clay Matthews, Gentry Junior
2nd-Marissa Carrier, Horace Mann
3rd-Michael Mason, Horace Mann
4th-Yvette Trejo, Cedar Bayou
Junior Interpretive Web Site
1st-Kaitlyn Martin, Baytown Junior
2nd-Randi Richards, Baytown Junior
3rd-Sarah Garcia, Allysa Clift, and Emily Trailor, Highlands Junior School
Senior Group Exhibits
1st-Joshua O’Banion and Michal Winston, Sterling High School
2nd-Ignacio Ramirez and Katy Hoffman, Sterling High School
Senior Individual Documentary
1st-Chad Whitley, Sterling High School
Senior Group Documentary
1st-Corey Cunningham, Zachery Reeves, Clay Dippel, Jared Lee and Jared Kennedy, Sterling High School
Senior Historical Paper
1st-Sarah James, Sterling High School
2nd-Alissa Rhodes, Sterling High
3rd-Chris Woolford, Sterling High
4th-Katie Kenny, Sterling High School
W.C. Smith Award (showing most creativity and uniqueness in a project)-Raven Graves, Horace Mann
In the non-progressive competition, winners were as follows:
6th Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
2nd-Colton Slusser, Highlands Junior
4th-Morgan Curry, Brenda Amezcua and Tanya Estrada, Horace Mann
7th-Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
1st-Brandon Wheeland, Gentry Junior
2nd—Lyndsey Hinojosa and Dulce Salinas, Baytown Junior School
3rd-Crystal Jackson, Gentry Junior
4th-Aaron Henderson, Baytown Junior
8th Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
1st-Liliana Lopez, Horace Mann
2nd-Aislynn Gomez and Karen Lugo, Horace Mann Junior School
3rd-Levil McAllister, Cedar Bayou
4th-Marissa Crane, Cedar Bayou
6th Grade Three-Dimensional Projects
4th-Codee Lewis, Ashley King, Ashley Minor, Joel Mendez and Abraham Monasterio, Horace Mann Junior
8th Grade Three-Dimensional Projects
1st-Trinity Richardson, Horace Mann
2nd-Marcus Wilson, Cedar Bayou
3rd-David Price and Suzanne Salinas, Horace Mann Junior School
4th-Jesse Rodriguez, Cedar Bayou
6th Grade Arts and Crafts Projects
4th-Sara Ariaga, Nikki Wheatfall and Chasity Holt, Highlands Junior
Sixth-Grade Genealogy Projects
4th-Megan Hamby, Highlands Junior
7th Grade Genealogy Projects
1st-Selina Duran, Gentry Junior
Baytown Sun Published April 2, 2006 Thirty-seven Goose Creek students will advance to the state history fair after earning first or second place honors at the Lee College Regional History Fair on March 24 and 25. The fair is co-sponsored by Lee College and GCCISD.
A total of 91 GCCISD students won awards, with 174 competing.
Students in GCCISD began doing research work and planning in September. Over 1,200 students competed at campus-level history fairs, with 44 teachers, librarians and campus administrators involved.
The 37 students who qualified for state competition will compete on April 28 and 29 in Austin at the Bob Bullock State History Museum. The state history fair, referred to as Texas History Day, is sponsored by the Texas State Historical Association.
Winners of the progressive competition, in which the first- and second-place students will advance to state, include the following:
Junior Individual Exhibits
1st-Stuart Tiller, Gentry
2nd-Sunayana Yadav, Horace Mann
3rd—-Kelli Van Natta, Horace Mann
4th-Apurva Devarkanda, Cedar Bayou
Junior Group Exhibits
1st-Marlee Burns, Karsyn Jackson, Mary Grosjean and Kaitlyn Martin, Baytown Junior School
2nd-Erika Pena and Yessenia Garcia, Baytown Junior School
3rd—Bianca Chavez, Leslie Chapa and Daisy Chapa, Horace Mann
4th-Katy Brownle and Lelia Adams, Gentry Junior School
Junior Individual Documentary
1st-Nichole Nerf, Baytown Junior
2nd-James Voytek, Horace Mann
3rd-Megan Adams, Highlands Junior
4th-David Harding, Baytown Junior
Junior Group Documentary
1st-Rachel Hill and Kristie Kenny, Cedar Bayou Junior School
2nd-Rachel Bosquez and Maria Lane, Horace Mann Junior School
3rd-Kelsi Hancock and Amy Epperson, Cedar Bayou Junior School
4th-Chaz Thibodeaux and Ashley Almanza, Highlands Junior School
Junior Individual Performance
1st-Landon Pelts, Gentry Junior
2nd—Madison Gibson, Highlands Jr.
Junior Group Performance
1st-Candice Archangel, Keiosha Addison and Joseph Jean, Baytown Jr.
2nd-Dominika Snodgrass and Amy Olsen, Cedar Bayou Junior School
3rd-Shannon Sartor and Paige Scheau, Gentry Junior School
4th-Kyler Miller, Demi Hofstetter and Ismael Cox, Gentry Junior School
Junior Historical Paper
1st-Clay Matthews, Gentry Junior
2nd-Marissa Carrier, Horace Mann
3rd-Michael Mason, Horace Mann
4th-Yvette Trejo, Cedar Bayou
Junior Interpretive Web Site
1st-Kaitlyn Martin, Baytown Junior
2nd-Randi Richards, Baytown Junior
3rd-Sarah Garcia, Allysa Clift, and Emily Trailor, Highlands Junior School
Senior Group Exhibits
1st-Joshua O’Banion and Michal Winston, Sterling High School
2nd-Ignacio Ramirez and Katy Hoffman, Sterling High School
Senior Individual Documentary
1st-Chad Whitley, Sterling High School
Senior Group Documentary
1st-Corey Cunningham, Zachery Reeves, Clay Dippel, Jared Lee and Jared Kennedy, Sterling High School
Senior Historical Paper
1st-Sarah James, Sterling High School
2nd-Alissa Rhodes, Sterling High
3rd-Chris Woolford, Sterling High
4th-Katie Kenny, Sterling High School
W.C. Smith Award (showing most creativity and uniqueness in a project)-Raven Graves, Horace Mann
In the non-progressive competition, winners were as follows:
6th Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
2nd-Colton Slusser, Highlands Junior
4th-Morgan Curry, Brenda Amezcua and Tanya Estrada, Horace Mann
7th-Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
1st-Brandon Wheeland, Gentry Junior
2nd—Lyndsey Hinojosa and Dulce Salinas, Baytown Junior School
3rd-Crystal Jackson, Gentry Junior
4th-Aaron Henderson, Baytown Junior
8th Grade Two-Dimensional Projects
1st-Liliana Lopez, Horace Mann
2nd-Aislynn Gomez and Karen Lugo, Horace Mann Junior School
3rd-Levil McAllister, Cedar Bayou
4th-Marissa Crane, Cedar Bayou
6th Grade Three-Dimensional Projects
4th-Codee Lewis, Ashley King, Ashley Minor, Joel Mendez and Abraham Monasterio, Horace Mann Junior
8th Grade Three-Dimensional Projects
1st-Trinity Richardson, Horace Mann
2nd-Marcus Wilson, Cedar Bayou
3rd-David Price and Suzanne Salinas, Horace Mann Junior School
4th-Jesse Rodriguez, Cedar Bayou
6th Grade Arts and Crafts Projects
4th-Sara Ariaga, Nikki Wheatfall and Chasity Holt, Highlands Junior
Sixth-Grade Genealogy Projects
4th-Megan Hamby, Highlands Junior
7th Grade Genealogy Projects
1st-Selina Duran, Gentry Junior