Numerous Lynchburg City Schools middle and high school students were winners in the District One competition of the National History Day contest held at Central Virginia Community College in March.
The two best entries in each category, and in each age division, qualify for the state contest.
The following are winners from E. C. Glass High School
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT
Lizzie Tugman, Third
GROUP EXHIBIT
Michael Carlton, Rhyan D Cooper, Ian Oliver, and Eric Wiger, Second
Milchail Guenther& Jacob Selden, Tied for Third
Regan Kinder & Walker Syndney, Tied for Third
INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
Katie Morse, First
INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY
Lauren Brown, First
GROUP DOCUMENTARY
Carson Ferguson & Sabina Sabat, First
The following are winners from Heritage High School
HISTORICAL PAPERS
Jennifer Roach, First
Russell Reynolds, Second
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS
Sara Cole, First
Rebekah Chun, Second
GROUP EXHIBITS
Mansi Shah & Kameron Tweedy, First
GROUP DOCUMENTARY
Aaron Burstein, John Jaminet, Tristan Polk, Second
Vipul Chona, Stanley Chen, Third
GROUP WEBSITE
Judy Nunley, Matt Nunley, First
Sierra Foster, Ravdeep Mathone, Prabdeep Mathone, Second
The following are winners from Linkhorne Middle School
HISTORICAL PAPERS
Paul Skorcz, First
Emily Raine, Second
Hayden Swisher, Third
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS
Will Johnston, Second
GROUP EXHIBITS
Luke Sarantos and Ethan Snyder, First
Sophie Minnick and Hannah Schindler, Second
Ethan Fisher and Bryson Gerhardt, Third
GROUP DOCUMENTARY
Nick Gada and Jack Leatherwood, First
INDIVIDUAL WEBSITE
Brendan Singy, Third
GROUP WEBSITE
Jillian Jones and Nettie Webb, First
The following are winners from Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle School for Innovation
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT, JUNIOR DIVISION
Julianna Sigler, First
Kennon Cook, Third
INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE, JUNIOR DIVISION
Claire Harvey, Third
INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY, JUNIOR DIVISION
Eleanor Matthews, First
Armelle Duston, Third