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Earning superior ratings in the state history
fair in the exhibit category were Kayla Huskins for
"Indian
Maiden Statue";
Lauren Stanfield, "Route
66";
Ross Arneaud, "Armbruster
Tentmaker";
Aaron Klemm, "Illiopolis
Ordnance Plant";
Brandon Miller, "Amish
Life";
and Kathryn Opperman, "Changes
in Farm Machinery."
PowerPoint presentations that earned a superior rating were by
Trevor Arrington for "Brookfield
Zoo";
Bethany Last, "Mississippi
River Flood of 1993";
and Emily Sheley, "Jane
Addams and the Hull House."
Scott Carnahan received an excellent rating on his dramatic
performance portraying explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
Earning excellent on their PowerPoint presentations were Josh Jordan
on University of Illinois basketball and Lorenda Kirby on Metropolis
and Superman.
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 Students earning excellent ratings for their exhibits were Morgan
Conrady for her project on Everett Dirksen; Zach Leonard, on U of I
basketball; Matt Roos, about the Logan County Courthouse; Lindsey
Beccue, about Elkhart Hill; Leah Lockenour, on Ray Bradbury;
Kristine Apel, about David Davis; Kallie Hoinacki, on Frank Lloyd
Wright; and Jon Mangano, on Lincoln Christian College.
Ethan Wibben earned a good rating for his PowerPoint about the
Scully family impact on Illinois, and Bethany Dzekunskas earned a
good for her PowerPoint on Chief Illiniwek.
[Zion Lutheran School news release]
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