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Lauren Stanfield receives award.
Lauren Stanfield received an Illinois Society Colonial Dames XVII
Century award for her exhibit, "What History Lies Beyond the Pillars
of Old Union Cemetery?" Megan Opperman received an award from the
Illinois Route 66 Heritage Project for her exhibit, "How Has Steak 'n Shake Affected Illinois History?"
Megan Opperman
Five Zion students earned blue ribbons at the expo. Karli Cox
earned one for her media presentation, "How Did Starved Rock Become
One of Illinois' Earliest Tourist Destinations."
Zion exhibits that received blue ribbons were "How Did the
Haymarket Riot Affect Chicago Labor Unions?" by Christian Arteman;
"How Has the Illinois State Museum Changed Over the Years?" by Matt
Hays; "How Has International Harvester Affected Agriculture in
Illinois History?" by Sam Opperman; and "What Role Did Camp Ellis
Play in World War II?" by Erika White.
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Zion students also earned red ribbons at the expo. Ethan Wibben
earned one for his media presentation, "Who Was Al Capone?" Red
ribbons for exhibits were earned by Kathryn Arneaud for "What Effect
Did the Robie House Have on Architecture in Illinois?"; Kendall Katz
for "What Is the Effect of the Italian American Community on
Chicago?"; Morgan Conrady for "What Role Did Alton, Illinois Play in
the Underground Railroad?"; Amber Battin for "How Have Grain
Elevators Changed Over the Years?"; Stanfield and Megan Opperman.
[Text from file received from
Zion Lutheran School, Lincoln]
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