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The Harrison County Board of Education recognized the Regional Social Studies Fair winners at its May 17, 2011, Board meeting.
First-place winners in Division I were: Economics, Individual, “A Penny for your Thoughts,” Parker Matthey; Geography, Small Group, “Johnstown Flood,” Broderick Lantz and Ben Oldaker; Political Science, Individual, “Being an American Citizen,” Andrew Rogers; International, Small Group, “September, 11, 2001, Day of Terror,” Anna Shaver and Laiken Cook and Political Science, Individual, “Eli Gets Arrested,” Ashleigh Davis.
Division II winners included: State and Local Studies, Small Group, “Impact of Marshall Plane Crash,” Chad Morrison and Alex Florio; and World History, Individual, “WW II, Okinawa,” Landon Davis.
Division III winners were: Anthropology, Individual, “Passion for Fashion,” Courtney Bee; Economics, Individual, “Stranded at the Drive-In,” Patrick Ellis; Political Science, Individual, “WikiLeaks,” Kevin Tobin, and Political Science, Small Group, “Global Climate Change: An Inconvenient Fluke,” Charles Peck and Lucas Bolyard.
Second-place winners in Division I were: Sociology, Small Group, “The Great and Powerful Oz,” Caroline Fulks and Clare Lohman; State and Local Studies, Small Group, “What it Takes to be a Mountaineer Basketball Player,” Nicholas Fenstermacher and Blake Bowers; History, Individual, “Japanese Attack at Pearl Harbor,” Drew Mills; U.S. History, Small Group, “French and Indian War,” Mikey Wodnicki and Taryn Bailey, and World History, Small group, “A Chocolate Journey,” Kirsten George and Julia Muller.
Second-place Division II winners included: Economics, Individual, “The History of Coca Cola,” Cassidy Riley; Economics, Small Group, “Baseball Cards Have Value,” Kyler Smallwood and Camrin Stalnaker, and U.S. History, Individual, “Castro’s Curveball,” Ty Wickline.
The only Division III second place winners were: U.S. History, Small Group, “Alcatraz – the Rock,” Julie Brown and Carson Cunningham.
Third-place winners in Division I were: Anthropology, Individual, “The Egyptian Pyramids,” Sidney Jett, and Psychology, Small Group, “Ultimate Makeover: Vampire Edition,” Carrie Wickline and Vanessa Kiger.
Third-place winners in Division II were: U.S. History, Small Group, “Freedom Quilts,” Gabby Wagner and Ashley Walker.
Third-place winners in Division III were: Sociology, Small Group, “Gangs of America,” Julian Pecora and Jared Coe, and World History, Small Group, “Operation Desert Storm,” Lauren Wheeler and Samantha Shipman.
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