Congratulations, Blue Springs High!
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Alex Stamos & Chris Winburn Western Historical Manuscript Collection video documentaries on Tom Pendergast and Kansas City Jazz.	Sarah Durbin & Brittni Strickland with their exhibit board on the life of Thomas Hart Benton	Jacqueline Kennedy & Amelia Ousley	Heather Barnard & Danaya Atkinson - Group Musical Performance
Kelly Johnson - individual documentary TV shows values	Laura Schneider, Jessica Dumsky, Megan Thompson, & Brittany Clem	Michelle Rippentrop - Individual Exhibit, Vietnam letters	Noah Buboltz & Alyssa Latta - Underground Railroad Group Exhibit

 

* Twenty eight Blue Springs students made it to run-offs in the National History Day competition out of a total of 322 participating.  Twelve came in first, second, or third in their categories and will be competing at the state contest at University of Missouri-Columbia  8am-7pm  Sat April 16, 2005. For more information on National History Day click on the link below.

http://www.trumanlibrary.org/histday.htm

** Sarah Durbin and Brittni Strickland received a special invitation by one of the National History Day judges to display their exhibit board on the life of Thomas Hart Benton were asked by the director of the Thomas Hart Benton home if they would display their exhibit at the Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site in Kansas City. For more information on the Thomas Hart Benton Home click on the link below.

http://www.mostateparks.com/benton/geninfo.htm  

*** Alex Stamos and Chris Winburn won the $25 each from the Western Historical Manuscript Collection in Kansas City for their video documentaries on Tom Pendergast and Kansas City Jazz. For more information on the Western Historical Manuscript Collection in Kansas City click on the link below.

http://www.umkc.edu/whmckc

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