Congratulations to all of the Bedford High School’s National History Day winners!
The 2021 NHD National Contest will take place virtually from Sunday, June 13 to Thursday, June 17.
Advancing to Nationals
Will Campbell, Dylan DiGangi, Joel Indipiginja, and Ariel Navon
1st place, Senior Group Exhibit
“The Telegraph: Samuel Morse Facilitates Long-Distance Communication During The Industrial Revolution”
Cassidy Shuman
1st place, Senior Individual Website
Nazi Propaganda: How Communication Became Germany’s Most Powerful Weapon
Maddie McAllister
2nd place, Senior Individual Exhibit
“Bread & Roses: How the Lawrence Strikers Communicated Their Need for Dignity and a Livable Wage”
Honorable Mention
Narineh Gevorkian
Senior Individual documentary
“The Armenian Genocide: International Communication Within the United States Embassy”
Special Prizes
Prakhar Gupta, Katie Noh, and Sarah Wirth
Best Project in Arts, Literature, and Culture
The Eyes of My People: Communicating and Understanding Black Perspectives Through Langston Hughes’ Poetry”
Maddie McAllister
Best Project in Massachusetts History
“Bread & Roses: How the Lawrence Strikers Communicated Their Need for Dignity and a Livable Wage”
Narineh Gevorkian
Best Use of Maps as a Primary Source
“The Armenian Genocide: International Communication Within the United States Embassy”
Matt Goodhue, Tomo Liou, Niles Liu, and George Rackey
Best Project in The History of Sports
“Jesse Owens”
Prakhar Gupta, Katie Noh, and Sarah Wirth
Mass Historical Society Juneteenth Exhibit
“The Eyes of My People: Communicating and Understanding Black Perspectives Through Langston Hughes’ Poetry”
Matt Goodhue, Tomo Liou, Niles Liu, and George Rackey
Mass Historical Society Juneteenth Exhibit
“Jesse Owens”
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