District History Fair Archive

2010 Granbury ISD District History Fair

March 25, 2010

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"Culture That Has Survived Time"

6th Grade:  Ben Bills, first; Elaina Berry, second; Vinnie Maselli and Jacob Britt, third; Samuel Perez, fourth; Brendan Knowles, fifth; Daniel Tramel, sixth.

7th Grade:  Spencer Tindall, first; BreAnne Daly, second; Neal Rendeiro, third; Garrett Tatum, fourth; Brady Dean, Philip Dixon, Damon Franks, and Dallas Garr, fifth; Chelsea Moskovitz, sixth.

8th Grade:  Justin Kochis, Joel Reid, and Riley Summer, first; Rachel Brister, Ian McMasters, and Gabe Whites, second; Morgan Northcutt, third; Mikel Harmon, Cord Little, and Joseph McLean, fourth; Austin Berry, Ryan Garland, and Guy Wright, fifth; Teresa Dollins, sixth; Timothy Musick and Christian Wilmoth, honorable mention. 

2012 Granbury ISD District History Fair
January 26, 2012

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"Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History"

 

BEST OF SHOW AWARDS

Granbury High School:  Ashleen Atchue and Conor Counts, first; Mason Anderson and Mikel Harmon, second; Haley Baker, third; Austin Berry, fourth; Ashlee Myers and Alexandra Reid, fifth; Mae Burns, Tonya Carder, Trinity Comodoll, and Alexas Durham, sixth; Dominic Obando, seventh; Blair Cowden, eighth.

 

Acton Middle School:  Jeffrey Robinson, first; Gaby Maldonado, Kate Miller, and Rebecca Sanchez, second; Orion Snodgrass, third; Lauren Berry, Lejla Gregory, Taylor Sherrill, Nathan Rue, and Reagan Wilkinson, fourth.

Granbury Middle School:  Codi Zableckis, first.

 

CATEGORY AWARDS

Senior Division
Group Documentary:  Peter Mueller and Thomas Tigner, first; Chandler Chiappe and Riley Summer, second; Jessica Browning and Jordan Watson, third; Alex Brown and Joel Reid, fourth; Aubrey Gandy, Shelby Maverick, and Jayci Welch, fifth.

Group Exhibit:  Ashleen Atchue and Conor Counts, first; Mason Anderson and Mikel Harmon, second; Ashlee Myers and Alexandra Reid, third; Mae Burns, Tonya Carder, Trinity Comodoll, and Alexas Durham, fourth; Justin Kochis and Cassandra Trevino, fifth.

Group Performance:  Kate Bramlett, Jaden Charbonnet, Rachael Rodgers, and Ridglea Willard, first; Lindsey Holt and Maddie Nettles, second.

Group Website:  Megan Baker and Katie Sigler, first; Ryan Garland and Guy Wright, second. 

 

Individual Exhibit:  Haley Baker, first; Blair Cowden, second; Kevin Horn, third; Mariah Rendeiro, fourth; Katey Singer, fifth.

Individual Paper:  Dominic Obando, first; Adam Lubbers, second; Lily Tunnell, third; Paxtyn Fisher, fourth; Dakota Doucet, fifth.

Individual Website:  Austin Berry, first; Courtney Heathington, second.

Junior Division

Group Exhibit:  Gaby Maldonado, Kate Miller, and Rebecca Sanchez, first; Dagon Brewster, Levi Lasley, and Troy Neil, second.

 

Group Performance:  Lauren Berry, Lejla Gregory, Taylor Sherrill, Nathan Rue, and Reagan Wilkinson, first.

Individual Exhibit:  Jonathan Hammond, first; Megan Hansard, second.

Individual Documentary:  Jeffrey Robinson, first; Orion Snodgrass, second.

Individual Paper:  Codi Zableckis, first.

Individual Website:  Ashley Boyd, first.

 

 

2013 Granbury ISD District History Fair
January 24, 2013

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"Turning Points in History"

 

BEST OF SHOW:  Justin Jackson and Matthew McKelvain (includes $250 scholarship from Granbury Drug)

 

SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Daughters of the American Revolution - Elizabeth Crockett Chapter:  Caitlyn Oxford

Sons of the American Revolution - Brazos Valley Chapter:  Morgan Young

 

CATEGORY AWARDS

Senior Division

Group Documentary: Daniel Martinez and Lyndsey Price, first; Nicholas Sandlin and Noah Smith, second; Preston Flurkey and Nic Mitchell, third; Addison Winn and Jack Goodman, fourth

Group Exhibit:  JustinJackson and Matthew McKelvain, first; Bridgette Bean and Madeline Maldonado, second; Kendon Parker and Brandon Rush, third; Hayden Coppenbarger and Luke Travis, fourth

Group Performance:  Jaden Charbonnet, Chandler Chiappe, Justin Kochis, and Rachael Rodgers, first; Blake Bergeman and Hunter Glenn, second

Individual Documentary:  Riley Summer, first

Individual Exhibit:  Jocelyne Espinosa, first; Cole Rezsofi, second; Cheynne Redden, third; Garrett Whitmer, fourth

Individual Paper:  Andres Florez-Shusher, first; Nikolai Press,second; Paul Beckley, third; Adam Lubbers, fourth

Individual Website:  Michael Schmelz, first; Joshua Schuessler, second; Robert Norris, third

 

Junior Division

Group Documentary:  Brynn Deger, Ally Krebbs, Alex Myers, Morgan Molder, first

Group Exhibit:  Robert Faaborg and Payton Freeman, first; Mikkail Bishop, Macey Burch, and Naucita Owens, second; Calvin Titus and Will Warner, third; Tiffany Henney and Paige Klima, fourth

Group Performance:  Lauren Berry, Lejla Gregory, Taylor Sherrell, and Reagan Wilkinson, first

Individual Exhibit:  Cooper Ewing Wallace, first; Nicole Futch, second; Cameron Gibson, third; Sierra Mark, fourth

Individual Documentary:  Bryce Leonard, first

Individual Paper:  Abbey Higginbotham, first; Yari Press, second; Tyler Pippin, third; Caleb Miller, fourth

Individual Website:  Jackson Martin, first

2014 Granbury ISD District History Fair
January 30, 2014

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"Rights and Responsibilities"

 

BEST OF SHOW AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Exhibits (with $250 scholarship from Granbury Drug): Tara Wynne, individual exhibit “Child Labor in U.S. History”

Performances (with $250 scholarship from Preserve Granbury): Lauren Berry, Lejla Gregory, Taylor Sherrell, and Reagan Wilkinson, group performance “Mystery at River Oaks”

Technology (with $250 scholarship from Granbury Optimist Club): Bryce Leonard, individual documentary “Blacks’ Right to Vote”

Revolutionary War Project (with $125 scholarships from Daughters of the American Revolution Elizabeth Crockett Chapter and Sons of the American Revolution Brazos Valley Chapter): Robert Faaborg and Payton Freeman, group exhibit “Savage Truth Impact of the American Revolution on the East Coast”   

 

CATEGORY AWARDS

 

Group Exhibit: Austin Akerley, Morgan Allen, Kendon Parker, and Savanna Shelnutt, “Western Indians of the Gilded Age,” first; Kelbi Hardin, Avery Railsback, and Jayci Reagan, “Rights on the Field,” second; Garrett Barrow and Christian McClain, “The History of Video Games: Press Start,” third; Baylee Allison and Bailey Occhipinti, “Turn of Women’s Rights,” fourth

Group Performance: Lauren Berry, Lejla Gregory, Taylor Sherrell, and Reagan Wilkinson, “Mystery at River Oaks,” first

Group Website: Elaina Berry and Bryten Ottig, “Leonardo da Vinci: Military Precursor,” first; Robert Price, Connor Sager, Bryan Torres, and Ben Tunnell, “American Revolution,” second

Individual Exhibit: Denise Swick, “The Rights and Reactions of Music after the Cold War,” first

Individual Paper: Will Brawner, “Trail of Tears,” first; Clay Brawner, “Story of the Donner Party,” second; Brandon Johnson, “Magna Carta,” third

Group Exhibit: Robert Faaborg and Payton Freeman, “Savage Truth Impact of the American Revolution on the East Coast,” first; Andrea Rodriguez and Angela Villalobos, “The Rights and Responsibilities of the Defenders of the Alamo,” second; Destini Barksdale and Carina Lopez, “The Triangle Shirt Waste Factory Fire,” third; Maddie Emerson and Tiffany Wynne, “Shakespeare in the Globe Theater,” fourth

Group Performance: Ashley Boyd and Charlotte Elliott, “Smoking: The Great Debate,” first; Spanky Caruthers, Jake Cheyne, Emily Ellis, Hunter Meroney, and Mia Munoz, “A Fight for Rights,” second; Ashley Herndon, Zoe Mehall, and Arianne Slack, “European Music,” third; Christopher Patten and Ryan Slade, “Except Us, Right?,” fourth

Group Website: Makaul Barbaree and Jackson Martin, “Struggles in the Workforce,” first; Lauren Boleng, Melanie Boleng, Trisha Gryder, and Raynie Skaggs, “Surviving the Centuries: Egyptian Antiquities Preservation,” second; Whitney Carrol, Jaden Couto, Clayton Kracy, and Kyli Purselley, “The Right to Bear Arms,” third

Individual Exhibit: Tara Wynne, “Child Labor in U.S. History,” first; Courtney Gilley, “History of Women’s Air Force Service Pilots,” second; Julia Keys, “Rights and Responsibilities of Our National Parks,” third; Callie Anderson, “Muslim Women: How Their Rights in Clothing Have Changed,” fourth

Individual Documentary: Bryce Leonard, “Blacks’ Right to Vote,” first; Max Holly, “Kevin Durant and the Responsibilities of an Athlete,” second

Individual Website: Grayson Orcutt, “Johan Pachelbel,” first

2017 Granbury ISD District History Fair
February 2, 2017

• Judges’ Favorite for Design (with $250 scholarship from Bridge Street History Center):  Cade Barnes – junior individual exhibit board: “The Montgomery Bus Boycott”
• Judges’ Favorite for Presentation (with $250 scholarship from Granbury Optimist Club):  Brynn Deger, Allison Krebbs, Haley Malloy, and Bailey Vernon – senior group documentary: “Muckrakers: Taking a Stand in History”
• Judges’ Favorite for Knowledge (with $250 scholarship from Granbury Drug & Compounding):  Kinsey Brawner – senior individual website: “Love Canal: The Fight to Escape 20,000 Tons of Toxic Waste”
• Judges’ Favorite Revolutionary War-themed Project in Senior Division (with $250 scholarship from Daughters of the American Revolution – Elizabeth Crockett Chapter):  Haley McLane – senior individual exhibit board:  “Deborah Sampson: Standing Up to Fight in the American Revolution”
• Judges’ Favorite Revolutionary War-themed Project in Junior Division (with $125 scholarship from Sons of the American Revolution – Brazos Valley Chapter):  Amelia Orcutt – junior individual website: “John Laurens”