History Day Awards

AGE OF JACKSON AWARD

› Senior Group Documentary —

“The Cherokees: Trail to Tribal Rights” Katherine Bell, Komal Patri, Mary Beth Propes and Astra Burke from GPS

JUNIOR GROUP DOCUMENTARY

› First place — “Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds: Faith, Family, Friends, Freedom” Paige Frady, Jaylin Viviano and Chase Hagler from Lake Forest Middle School, Cleveland

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY

› First place — “The East Tennessee Bridge Burners: Lincolnites Taking a Stand” Grant Smith from McCallie

SENIOR GROUP DOCUMENTARY

› Second place — “American Women’s Dress Reform 1850-1920”

Sana Nisar, Katie Millican, Isabel Hester, Jadyn Matthews and Olivia Hoodenpyle from GPS

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT

› Second place — “Still Standing: Rex Richey and the Fight Against Bootlegging in Tennessee” Duke Richey from McCallie

SENIOR GROUP PERFORMANCE

› Second place — “Osceola: An American Freedom Fighter Makes a Stand” Dawson Yates, Josh Martin and John Knox from McCallie

SENIOR GROUP EXHIBIT

› Third place — “Coal Operators and Evicted Miners in the Paint Creek-Cabin Creek Coal Strike of 1912”

Will Klein and Emerson Wright from McCallie

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE

› Third place — “Ralph McGill: Taking a Stand in the Segregated South”

Walt Buzzing from McCallie

SENIOR GROUP WEBSITE

› Third place — “Simón Bolívar; Liberating South American Countries”

Erin Maxwell, Ruchika Rathi, Ella Ensign, Elizabeth Rowe and Kathryn Ingle from GPS

INDIVIDUAL PAPER

› Third place — “Thy Will Be Done: Clergy, Napalm, and the War in Vietnam” Joseph Richard from McCallie