Students showcase knowledge of 'Conflict and Compromise' at Hawai'i History Day

27-Apr-2018

More than 300 students from public and private schools across the state participated in Hawai‘i History Day’s State Fair on Saturday, April 14. The fair showcased 214 projects in five categories: essay, display, website, documentary, and performance. Top finishers will compete with peers across the nation as well as China, Korea and Southeast Asia at the National History Day Contest, June 10-14 at the University of Maryland at College Park.

More than 300 students from public and private schools across the state participated in Hawai‘i History Day’s State Fair on Saturday, April 14. The fair showcased 214 projects in five categories: essay, display, website, documentary, and performance. Fifty students advanced to compete with peers across the nation as well as China, Korea and Southeast Asia at the National History Day Contest, June 10-14 at the University of Maryland at College Park. A full list of state winners and special awards winners can be found on the Hawaiʻi Council for the Humanities’ History Day website at https://www.hi-nhd.org/state-qualifiers and can also be viewed below.

History Day’s annual theme this year was “Conflict and Compromise in History.” Through their projects, students had to develop a thesis, supported by an annotated bibliography sorted into primary and secondary sources while adhering to the theme. Students then had to present their projects to show their interpretation of a historical event, its historical significance and impact. 

Hawai‘i History Day is an affiliate of the National History Day program that reaches over 850,000 students from around the nation each year. History Day projects are judged by historians from the universities and colleges, museums and historical societies and leaders from the community and include subjects in local, state, national and world history. 

Hawaii History Day State Fair Results 2018
  

JUNIOR DISPLAY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

National Qualifier Group

Travel Scholarship $500 - Daniel K. Inouye Institute

The Stolen Generation: A Cultural Genocidal Conflict for Aboriginal Families

Ani Hippolite
Keala Kahananui

Christine Ornellas

Kahuku High & Intermediate School

2

National Qualifier Individual

Portraits of Prejudice

Alec Dutil

Karen Kutsunai

Kailua Intermediate School

3

National Qualifier Individual

New Zealand's 2nd Class Citizens

Benjamin Lolesio

Patricia Wurst

Sacred Hearts School Lahaina


National Qualifier Group

Mexican Repatriation

Taylor Raco
Ella Offley
Maiya Oshima

Keyk Capati

Island School


SENIOR DISPLAY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

A Living Restoration: The Diverse Roles of Iolani Palace

Lehuanani Kanahele-Santos

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

2

National Qualifier Group

The Cuban Missile Crisis

Mark Anthony
Balanay Joebelle Daludado

Janyce Omura

Maui High School

3

National Qualifier Group

The Jazz Revolution: From "Devil’s Music" to Liberation and Integration

Alissa Mabini Johnalynne Nakamatsu

Emy Keola

Waipahu High School


National Qualifier Individual

The Oneida Community: The Problem with Perfect Love

Doulton-Lee Ho

Daina Enabe

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama


YOUTH DISPLAY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

Individual

Wangari Maathai and the Green Belt Movement

Sophia St. Germain

Verona Holder

Mililani Waena Elementary School

2

Individual

Missionaries and the Hawaiian Culture

Ainsley Coullahan

Verona Holder

Mililani Waena Elementary School

3

Individual

Four Phases of Compromise: The Geneva Convention and Human Rights

Kupono Plunkett

Alison Faleolo

Kahuku Elementary School


JUNIOR DOCUMENTARY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

The Unsung Heroes of The Pacific: The Military Intelligence Service

Angelee Marshall

Carol Yuen

Kahuku High & Intermediate School

2

National Qualifier Individual

The Civil War of China in the 1900’s: The Battle Between Nationalists and Communists

Zoey Duan

Noah Kawano

Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School

3

Individual

The Christmas Truce of 1914: A Miracle on the Battlefield

Grace Damato

Leslie Ringuette

Kailua Intermediate School


National Qualifier Group

The Noble Jew: Eduard Bloch

Zachary Jordan Gaoiran Jerel-Dayne Duque Philip Fernandino

Daena Tokunaga

Waipahu Intermediate School


SENIOR DOCUMENTARY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial: A Political Scar

Shannyn Soliven

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

2

National Qualifier Individual

The Delano Grape Strike: Unification through Conflict, Amelioration by Compromise

Haley Evile

Jason Duncan

Mililani High School

3

National Qualifier Group

Japanese American Internment Camps: The Loyalty of Japanese Americans in Hawaii

Willow Otaka
Mia Murasaki

Amy Perruso

Mililani High School


National Qualifier Group

The West Computers’ Compromises Over Conflicts of Racism and Sexism

Olivia Tueller
Annie Aldrich
Kahililani Solis

Lisa Lessing

Kahuku High & Intermediate School


YOUTH DOCUMENTARY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

Individual

Japanese Internment Camps: The Conflict That Changed the Lives of Japanese Americans

Emi Okimoto

Gregoria Perez Mishima

Pearl Ridge Elementary School

2

Individual

The American Revolution: No Taxation without Representation

Ryan Broenieman

Catherine Hawkins

Innovations - PCS

3

Individual

Brown v. Board of Education: The Case That Lead the Way for Desegregated Schools

Kymberly Fong

Gregoria Perez Mishima

Pearl Ridge Elementary School


JUNIOR ESSAY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

Gideon v. Wainwright: The Unfulfilled Promise of Indigent Defendants' Rights

Amy Denis

Kacey Martin

Aiea Intermediate School

2

National Qualifier Individual

The Nuremberg War Trials: A Sense of Justice for Holocaust Victims

Mia Campora

Leslie Ringuette

Kailua Intermediate School

3

Individual

The Korean War

Audrey Engelhardt

Jonathan Peralto

Waiakea Intermediate School


SENIOR ESSAY

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

The Franklin Petition: Igniting the National Slavery Debate

Evan Gates

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama


2

National Qualifier Individual

The Road of Conflict and Compromise to the Completion of the H-3 Freeway

Sarah Sakakihara

Janyce Omura

Maui High School

3

Individual

The Pentagon Papers: Publishing for Press Prerogative

Sarah Santos

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama


JUNIOR PERFORMANCE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

National Qualifier Group

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

Kaiser Wilhelm II, King George V, Tsar Nicholas II: The Conflict of Compromised Cousins

Colin Bradshaw
Lorenzo Palmer
Lamont Tueller

Colleen Spring

Laie Elementary School

2

National Qualifier Group

Compromising Our Humanity to Save Our Children

Alana Lee
Tatiana Asifoa
Netina Kaluhiokalani

Colleen Spring

Laie Elementary School

3

Group

Sendler's List: How One Woman Saved Thousands

Liv Deeley
Gianna Dewey

Karen Kutsunai

Kailua Intermediate School


SENIOR PERFORMANCE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

Operation Overlord: Triumph of Cooperation

Travis Afuso

Amy Boehning

Mililani High School

2

National Qualifier Group

The My Lai Massacre: Compromising the Values of the U.S Military

Theresa Ahuna-Turqueza
Hauhere Peters

Daina Enabe

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

3

National Qualifier Group

It's a Lot O' Pressure: The Blood Diamond Trade

Zoe Dadian
Kyle Valdez
Jordan Vaughn

Janyce Omura

Maui High School


National Qualifier Individual

History Mystery 243: Child Labor in the U.S.

Naomi Lemieux

John Woolverton

Connections - New Century PCS


YOUTH PERFORMANCE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

Group

Little Rock Nine

Leesa Takara
Verity Wayne
Camryn Kunihisa

Verona Holder

Mililani Waena Elementary School

2

Individual

The Conflict of the Lawrence Textile Strike: Bread, Roses, and Fair Wages

Madeline Mintz

Verona Holder

Mililani Waena Elementary School


JUNIOR WEBSITE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

The Longitude Act of 1714

Jack Miller

Grace Coleman

Kahuku High & Intermediate School

2

National Qualifier Individual

Fred Korematsu: Refusal to Compromise Constitutional Rights

Heather Dinman

Leslie Ringuette

Kailua Intermediate School

3

Individual

Bill 101: How to Preserve French In Quebec

Jasmine Cadotte

Leslie Ringuette

Kailua Intermediate School


SENIOR WEBSITE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School


1

National Qualifier Individual

Daniel K. Inouye Institute Travel Scholarship $500

Kamehameha Schools: Forming a Hawaiian Language School

Phillip Amona

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

2

National Qualifier Individual

The Struggle of the Working Children

Dallas Brown

Dawn Tuifua

James Campbell High School

3

National Qualifier Group

Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party

Hayley Silipa
Brooke Baba

Sarah Razee

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama


National Qualifier Group

Irish Independence: Conflict & Compromise

Cameron Frey Anthony Bragg

Caitlin Albert

Mililani High School


YOUTH WEBSITE

Rank

NHD/Number

Title

Students

Teacher

School

1

Individual

Sarah Emma Edmonds in the Civil War: Oh, Man!

Xavier Robinson

Gregoria Perez Mishima

Pearl Ridge Elementary School

2

Individual

The USS Arizona: Symbol of Conflict and Triumph

Tearikinui Pulotu

Moke Galletes

Hauula Elementary School

3

Group

The Treaty of Versailles: Success?
Or Failure?

Sophia Foster
Natalia Nyza

Amy Casey

Ahuimanu Elementary School



SPECIAL AWARDS

Contact Information

Hawaii Council for the Humanities

Phone: 808-732-5402 ext. 2

Email: historyday@hihumanities.org

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