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Ramstein American High School students who recently won at Bitburg’s National History Day district competition will compete in Heidelberg’s competition later this month.
National History Day allows students to engage in discovery and analysis of historical topics related to an annual theme.
This year’s theme “Triumph and Tragedy in History” was a fascinating one for students at Ramstein.
RAHS students used their talents to produce creative and scholarly projects in the form of exhibits, documentaries, historical papers, and performances.
“I was impressed with the fantastic work our students did and how well organized this event was,” said Susan Moore, a judge. “It was a pleasure for me to work with Mrs. McCoy and her colleagues. As a parent, thank you for doing your part to change the world.”
Students who won in Bitburg at District competition will compete in Heidelberg March 26 to 28, then possibly at the national level in June at the University of Maryland.
RAHS winners are:
•First place, Individual Documentary, Colin Barclay
•First place, Individual Exhibit, SaDé Lewis
•Second place, Group Performance, John Bradley and Blair Arbuckle
Students who won awards at the school level and competed in Bitburg were:
•First place, Group Performance, John Bradley and Blair Arbuckle
•First place, Group Documentary, Lauren Maza and Taylor Cox
•Second place, Group Documentary, Caroline Nikolaus and Dana Sellers
•First place, Group Exhibit, Alex Lee and Daniel Langholz
•Second place, Group Exhibit, Nick Fritz and James McKeon
•Second place, Group Exhibit, Corinna Scott and Sophia Seawell
•First place, Individual Exhibit, Joseph Craver
•Second place, Individual Exhibit, SaDé Lewis
•First place, Historical Paper, Collin Guy
•Second place, Historical Paper, Derrick Lewis
•First place, Individual Documentary, Divina Vergara
•Second place, Individual Documentary, Colin Barclay
