The Andrew Johnson Heritage Association is a long-time sponsor of National History Day Program events in Tennessee.
Monday, April 7, 2008 
WGRV Local News
History students from Mosheim Middle School and Chuckey-Doak Middle
School competed Saturday at Tennessee History Day held at University of
Memphis.
Mosheim Middle School won 1st place in the junior performance
division. Members included Brianna Morrow, Melissa Kinser and Brittany
Loveall. Mosheim Middle also won 3rd place in the junior documentary
competition. Members included Chandler Christopher, Karina Thacker,
Daniel Whitehead, Taylor and Tyler Patterson.
Chuckey-Doak Middle School won 1st place in the junior group exhibit. Members included Emily Frazier and Katie Adams.
The groups winning 1st place will go on to compete at the National History Day event at the University of Maryland in June.
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2008 Winners (East TN Division)
Sr. Individual Exhibit
1st Place
"Women Writers and Pseudonyms"
Nadareh Naseri, Chuckey-Doak High School
Jr. Group Performance
1st Place
"The Salem Witch Trials"
Breanna Morrow, Melissa Kinser, and Brittney Loveall
Mosheim Middle School
Jr. Group Exhibit
1st Place
"Women's Suffrage: The Conflict Within"
Emilee Frazier and Katie Adams
Chuckey-Doak Middle School
Jr. Group Documentary
2nd Place
"Andrew Johnson: Defender of the Constitution"
Chandler Christopher, Karine Thacker, Taylor Patterson, Tyler Patterson, and Daniel Whitehead
Mosheim Middle School
Jr. Group Documentary
4th Place
"The Scopes Monkey Trial"
Chelsea Casteel, Sarah Luttrell, and Courtney Smith
Debusk Middle School
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Award
For outstanding use of Civil War Primary and Secondary resources and interpretation and Presentation of research
Jr. Group Performance
"Dickson-Williams Mansion: A House Divided"
Taylor Morgan, Megan Schrolt, Patricia Woods, Gavin Long, and Nathan Renner
Chuckey-Doak Middle School
East Tennessee Veteran's Memorial Association Award
Jr. Individual Exhibit
"Lincoln's Greatest Proclamation?"
Jessie Tipton
Chuckey-Doak Middle School
