Junior Qualifiers: National History Day Philadelphia 2021
Junior Papers:
- 1st Place: “Power and Communication: Elites, Harvard, and the Influence of Academia in the Eugenics Movement”
(by Eleni Murphy)
- 2nd Place: “Hidden Histories in Children's Literature: How Nursery Rhymes Preserve the Voice of Common People”
(by Evan Cohen)
- 3rd Place: “The Crisis: Communication as Representation in the African-American Community”
(by Alexandria Stephens)
Junior Websites:
- **Honorable Mention:“Closing the Distance: The Invention of Morse Code”
(by Gavin Ewing)
Junior Group Documentaries:
- 1st Place: The Sting of the Wasp: Communication Through Political Cartoons During the Chinese Exclusion Era (by Jiaray Shi and Emma Giordano)
- **Honorable mention: Miscommunication of Black History Month (by Oumar Mangara, Elisha Julmice, Jaiseem Moody, and Autum Tyler)
Junior Individual Documentaries
- 1st Place: Psychedelia: The Visual Language of the Psychedelic '60s (by Sophia Le)
- 2nd Place: Communication Through the ARPANET: The Key to Email (by William Kessler)
NHD Philly would like to recognize all the schools and teachers whose students participated in the competition:
- General Louis Wagner Middle School - teacher, Hayden O'Rourke
- Constitution High School - teacher, Jennifer Luneau
- Penn Treaty School - teacher, Salvatore Garcia
- Philadelphia Military Academy - teacher, Rose Bruce
- Masterman School - teacher, Elizabeth Taylor
- Springside/Chestnut Hill Academy - teacher, Jamie Panone
- St. Joseph's Preparatory School - teacher, Leo Vaccaro
- St. Peter's School - teacher, Marian Cronin-Connolly