National History Day in Wisconsin

Northwoods Regional Event

March 25, 2017

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

TIME EVENT LOCATION

Open at 8:15am

Arrival Confirm your competition time

and room

Buy the 2017 t-shirt $10/12

Pay late entry fee $5

Concessions available

Lakeland Union High School

Non-Exhibit students do not need to arrive

early in the morning. Please be at your

competition room at least 15 minutes early.

.

8:30-9:45

Exhibit Set-Up

Open Viewing All Exhibits must be set-up

during this time

Fieldhouse

See page 3

8:30-9:45 and during

breaks

Documentary Testing Optional but advised

LUHS various rooms See Schedule below and page 3

10:00- approx12:30

Project Judging Performances and Documentaries

are open to the public

LUHS various rooms See Schedule below and page 3

Approx 12:30-1:45

Open Exhibit Viewing

Exhibit Removal

Fieldhouse

See page 3

Approx

2:00-2:30 Awards Ceremony

Auditorium See page 2

Approx

2:30-3:00 “How to Prepare for State”

Auditorium Optional. We’ll have a brief discussion on

strategies to improve projects

FINAL ROUNDS

There will be a final round of competition only for:

Junior Individual Exhibits Junior Papers

Final round judging will take place without students present.

AWARDS CEREMONY

A brief awards ceremony will take place in the Auditorium, starting at about 2:00. Three state finalists and an alternate will be chosen from each category and division. Registrations for State are due on April 5th. If a finalist hasn’t registered, the alternate will be contacted on April 6th. After the ceremony, NHD in Wisconsin staff will answer questions about the State event. We’ll also share some general tips for success at State through project improvement.

As soon as possible, results will be posted at:

http://nhdinwi.weebly.com/minocqua-2017-results.html

JUDGING and VIEWING OF PROJECTS

PAPERS & WEBSITES: Website and Paper interviews are closed to the public. Only

the students being interviewed will be allowed in the competition rooms.

** Paper students - Bring a printed copy of your Paper, including the required Bibliography.

** Website students – Know your URL.

View Websites: http://nhdinwi.weebly.com/minocqua-2017---websites.html

View Papers: http://nhdinwi.weebly.com/minocqua-2017-papers.html

DOCUMENTARIES & PERFORMANCES: Documentaries and

Performances are open to the public. Please do not enter or exit a room while a presentation is in

progress. Doors will open during the interview and set-up times. Photos may be taken only with

permission.

** Bring three copies of your Process Paper + Bibliography. These documents are required for a

documentary or performance project to advance to the State contest.

Documentary students: If your time permits, try to test your documentary. Rooms will be open from

about 8:30-9:45 and during any breaks. Bring your documentary in at least two formats (DVD, flash drive,

online, saved to the hard drive of a laptop). Do not rely only on a flash drive or YouTube.com. Do not rely

on accessing a school’s drive or network.

Performance students: According to NHD rules, once you enter the door to your competition

room, you must carry and set-up all your props and then remove them after your interview. Adults can

help carry props and costumes through the hallways.

EXHIBITS: During judging (10:00-12:30pm), only judges and Exhibit students are allowed in

the Exhibit room. A judge or room monitor will call students in for their interviews.

Exhibits will be set-up from 8:30-9:45. NHD rules require students carry their exhibit in from the entrance door of the room and then set-up their exhibit without adult help. Exhibit removal is from approximately 12:30-1:45. Adults can help with exhibit removal. ** Bring three copies of your Process Paper + Bibliography. These documents are required for an Exhibit project to advance to the State contest.

The public may view Exhibits before judging begins at 10:00 and from approximately 12:30-1:45.

SCHEDULE of STUDENT PROJECTS

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS 1 (Fieldhouse) Judge Team #1

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE TABLE NUMBER

10:00 Hannah Losee The White Rose Resistance Group Floor 3

10:10 faith seliger Florece Kelley and Child Labor 1

10:20 Allison Palecek Rosa’s Refusal 2

10:30 Skylar Peitsch What Really Happened in Hortonville Floor 5

10:40 Lilyanne Williams Rosa Parks 3

10:50 BREAK room remains closed to public

11:00 Elijah Oberg-Kennedy The Fall of The Berlin Wall 4

11:10 Madeline Indermuehle Alan Turing: The Enigma of the "Enigma” 5

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS 2 (Fieldhouse) Judge Team #2

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE TABLE NUMBER

10:00 Alexandra Johnson Scopes "Monkey" Trial 6

10:10 Rachel Travis Dorothea Dix Floor 4

10:20 Claudia Pommerening Abe Lincoln 7

10:30 Lily Sneller Sitting Bull Floor 6

10:40 Danielle Sackett The Copernican Theory 8

10:50 Monique Boska 1968 Olympic Stand Against African American Poverty 9

JUNIOR GROUP EXHIBITS (Fieldhouse) Judge Team #3

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE TABLE NUMBER

10:00 Megan Ross, Katherine Tiffany, Mia Case Northern Wisconsin Spear Fishing Floor + Elec 1

10:10 Tanner Schmidt, Mario Garcia Dr. Bennett Omalu 10

10:20 Megan Brown, Carly Schmidt Alice Paul 11

10:30 Alexus Meza, Abby Belbot Martin Luther King Jr. (by AM, AB) Floor 1

10:40 Alexis Rhode, Sydney Zaal Elie Wiesel Floor + Elec 2

10:50 Liam Jensen, Ross Larson Akhenaten 12

11:00 BREAK room remains closed to public

11:10 Caleb Olcikas, Gavin Ostermann Muhammed Ali (by CO, GO) 13

11:20 Emilie Walloch, Sabrina Carlson, Emma Brod Child Labor Laws 14

11:30 Luke Swiontek, Sieara Greatsinger Adolf Hitler 15

11:40 Molly Payne, Natalie McGeshick Martin Luther King Jr. (by MP, NM) 16

11:50 Anna Pommerening, Emily Kope Muhammad Ali (by AP, EK) Floor 2

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS & SENIOR GROUP EXHIBITS

Will be judged in separate categories (Fieldhouse) Judge Team #4

TIME STUDENT NAME(S) PROJECT TITLE TABLE NUMBER

10:00 Halle Richards, Adrianna Dietrich, Estelle Byrnes Malcolm X 20

10:10 Morgan Nowak, Kayleigh Baasch Anne Frank: A Girl in the Holocaust 21

10:20 Jacob Trapp, Dylan Wayland Southern Christian Leadership Conference Floor 7

10:30 Nicole Wayman, Derek Isham, illyana wewasson boat landing protests 22

10:40 Sophia Wittig, Abby Parris Jackie Robinson Floor 8

10:50 BREAK room remains closed to public

11:00 Isis Ramirez Jesse Owens Goes Gold at the 1936 Berlin Games 23

11:10 kaitlin Schroeder idea act 24

11:20 Amanda Kosmen The Montgomery Bus Boycott Floor 9

11:30 Kyosuke Kimura First Hundred Days of Franklin Roosevelt 25

11:40 Joshua Sennett Life/Assassination Floor + Elec 3

11:50 Brenna Fricke Buddha: The Enlightened One 26

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE (ROOM 131) Judge Team #5

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Karissa Thurn (JIP) Barbara Gittings and the Fight Against Love

10:15 Nicole Swanson (JIP) Lafayette in the Revolutionary War

10:30 Cailyn Thomas (JIP) Jane Addams and the Hull House

10:45 Annalise Callaghan (SIP) The Stands of Wisconsin During the Vietnam War; A Protestor,

a Reporter, and a Medical Advisor

JUNIOR GROUP PERFORMANCE (ROOM 130) Judge Team #6

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Luke Ring, Elijah Evers, Brayden Thompson Freedom Summer

10:15 Shyla Wickham, Payton Rudawski Alexander Hamilton and His Fight For The Central Banks

10:30 BREAK ROOM IS OPEN FOR PROP SET UP

10:45 Callie Threlkeld, Paige Bailey, Mariah McCue Helen Keller- How I Became A Socialist

11:00 Sage Flory, olivia monk Janet Collins

JUNIOR PAPER 1 (ROOM 137) Judge Team #7

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Sawyer Schmitz Hans and Sophie Scholl - The Rebels That Changed the World

10:10 Morgan Bolling Talent Wins Out

10:20 Tucker Frederickson Nixon vs. Ellsberg

10:30 Ryan Jamison The Seminole Wars

10:40 Skyler Dalka Martin Luther King Jr.

10:50 MaryKate Kusick Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus

JUNIOR PAPER 2 (ROOM 138) Judge Team #8

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Bryce Thomaschefsky The French Revolution

10:10 Lainey Voigt How Winston Churchill Took a Stand in History

10:20 Katalina LaDean Alexander Hamilton: Defending America

10:30 Hayle Bugler Sitting Bull

10:40 Arthur Gloss Taking a Stand in Puerto Rico: History of the U.S. Territory

10:50 Andrew Rekemeyer The Legacy of “The Mayor of Castro Street,” Harvey Milk: A Gay Activist

SENIOR PAPER ROOM 132 Judge Team #9

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Ayla Mollen Desert Storm: Defense of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

10:10 Cora Mollen Adolf Hitler's Stand for Germany

10:20 Bridget Rich The Watergate Scandal: The Importance of the Media in Taking

a Stand in History

10:30 Elodie Martin The Change of the Death Penalty in France

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY ROOM 135 Judge Team #10

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Jackson Dejong Cuban Revolution and what came thereafter

10:15 Hannah Rumney Harriet Lawrence Hemenway Ending the International Feather Trade

10:30 Joyce Hauser John Lennon

10:45 Riley Zarm The Rhinelander Paper Mill Strike

11:00 BREAK ROOM STAYS OPEN TO TEST DOCUMENTARIES

11:15 Angel Pintor Fidel Castro

11:30 Zach Lewerenz Iwo Jima: The Battle of Black Sand

11:45 Garrett Kulhanek Chief Oshkosh

12:00 Wyatt Leonard The Enigma of Alan Turing

12:15 Carson Powell Joseph Stalin: Man of Steel, Man Of Russia

JUNIOR GROUP DOCUMENTARY ROOM 139 Judge Team #11

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Lily Eternicka, Kaylee Brown, susanna lyon Jesus Vs Pharisee

10:15 Ariel Pauer, Anna Wedler Marie Curie

10:30 Soren Geiger-Madrone, Daniel Setzke Hacksaw Ridge

10:45 Anna Peterson-Kristek, Sofia Lane The Fight For All Rights

11:00 BREAK ROOM STAYS OPEN TO TEST DOCUMENTARIES

11:15 Emma Perry, Emily Reid Taking a Stand in History: Lewis Hine

11:30 Grace Tienhaara, Madesen Jovanovic Martin Luther King Jr.

11:45 Samuel Fehlen, Jacob Weddle Johnny Cash: The Quest for Native American Peace

12:00 Colter Piff, Bergen Brew, Ben Webb World War Two

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY

SENIOR GROUP DOCUMENTARY

Categories will be judged separately ROOM 134 Judge Team #12

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Sydney Barthman, Luke Talbert Nirvana Changing Rock Forever

10:15 Isaiah Draeger, David Wolfe Jackie Robinson Taking A Stand

10:30 Justin Kempinger, Skyler Miller Brutus and Julius Caesar

10:45 Jackson Hoffhein Kent State Ohio

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL WEBSITE Student Services area Judge Team #13

TIME STUDENT NAME PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Emily Gregesich Title IX Equal Rights Between the Genders

10:10 Jordyn Henrich Bill Russell

10:20 Kasey Sondelski Dorothea Dix

10:30 Caleb DeJong Nat Turner's Rebellion

10:40 Joshua Lamkin Straight Outta Compton: Hip Hop's Stand Against Racism

10:50 Kelly Page Blanche Kelso Bruce

11:00 BREAK room is closed to the public

11:10 Finn Rasmussen Freedom of the press

11:20 Rose Tyler Jesse Owens

11:30 Myria Strong Birmingham Movement

JUNIOR GROUP WEBSITE Student Services area Judge Team #14

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 cole lehman, Logan Schmoeger, Callahan Laggis Dian Fossey

10:10 Leila Vaillancourt, Samantha Butterfield, Sarah Rogers Alice Paul Taking a Stand for Women's Rights

10:20 Reagan Hartman, Annika Johnson, Claira Bramm Nancy Wake

10:30 Conner Schwinger, Allyson Heslip Claudette Colvin

10:40 Abigail Franke, Rylie Skarbek Rosa Parks

SENIOR INDIVIDUAL WEBSITE & SENIOR GROUP WEBSITE

Categories will be judged separately

Student Services area Judge Team #15

TIME STUDENT NAMES PROJECT TITLE

10:00 Tory Williams, Carynlee Shaker, Lauryn Cameron Rosie the Riveter: Women Taking A

Stand In World War 2

10:10 Nick Kizorek, Anthony Thoms Northern Walleye Spearing War

10:20 Brendan McMahon Galileo's Stand Aginast The Church

10:30 Zachary Thompson Witold Pilecki: Taking a Stand in Rebel Hands

10:40 Jamie Halbman The Boston Tea Party and the Revolutionary War

10:50 Jacqueline Siegler Desmond Doss Taking a Stand

11:00 Michelle Schuman TAKING A STAND IN HISTORY: BETTY FRIEDAN