Junior Historical Papers

• 1ST PLACE: Anne Accardi, Liberty Junior High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Debra Biermann; It's Not All Tea and Crumpets: The Revolution, Reaction, and Reform of the English East India Company
  
• 2ND PLACE: Enya Eyerman, St. Agnes School, Springfield, Teacher/s: Christine Murphy; The Development and Expansion of the Phoenician Alphabet
  

• 3RD PLACE: Allyson Doman, Kirksville Middle School, Kirksville, Teacher/s: Susan Hazen; John Muir: Revolution and Reform in Perspective and Preservation of Nature
  

• 4TH PLACE: Lily Fisher, Smithton Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Connie Hayward; The Titanic: The Reformation of Laws After the Sinking
  
• 5TH PLACE: Reid Brown, South Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Ivan Obert; Anesthesia: Revolutionary Pain-Free Surgery
  
• 6TH PLACE: Ying Chow, South Valley Junior High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Carrie Sparks; Heart Transplants: Saving Lives Since 1967
  

Junior Individual Exhibits

• 1ST PLACE: Pranati Parikh, Hannibal Middle School, Hannibal, Teacher/s: Terry Trullinger; The Nonviolent Revolution of Mahatma Gandhi: Right vs. Might
  
• 2ND PLACE: Molly Hedrick, Liberty Junior High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Debra Biermann; The Desegregation of Little Rock Central High School
  

• 3RD PLACE: Allec Uber, Carl Junction Intermediate School, Carl Junction, Teacher/s: Vicki Farrill; Lighting a Revolution of Change
  

• 4TH PLACE: Sam Stoll, Our Lady School, Festus, Teacher/s: Linda McGuire; Child Labor Reform Through the Revolutionary Lens of Lewis Hine
  
• 5TH PLACE:Farhath Sulthana, Joplin North Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Pamela Page; Big Diseases Start in Small Packages
  
• 6TH PLACE: Martin Shapiro, Smithton Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Connie Hayward; How the Mallet/Articulated Locomotive Revolutionized Railroading
  

Junior Group Exhibits

• 1ST PLACE: Chad Free, Cody Cisneros, Hollister Middle School, Hollister, Teacher/s: Charlene Free; Little Rock Nine: Revolution, Reaction, and Reform in Education
  
• 2ND PLACE: Cameron Gorham, Connor Johnson, Coleman Scott, Neosho Middle School, Neosho, Teacher/s: Julie Hulley; What Color Barrier?
  

• 3RD PLACE: Brenden Bauer, Brady Smith, Morgan County R-1 School, Stover, Teacher/s: Kim Buck; Glen Roberts--Basketball Revolutionary
  

• 4TH PLACE: Ami Patel, Haleigh Berrey, Kirksville Middle School, Kirksville, Teacher/s: Susan Hazen; Andrew Taylor Still: Father of Osteopathy
  
• 5TH PLACE: Henry Benoist, Ray Goedeker, Will Perryman, St. Raphael the Archangel School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Christy Connor; World War I: Flights of Courage
  
• 6TH PLACE: Tori Reaves, Abbey Belt, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Julie Chapin; Hawks and Doves: The Reaction to the Vietnam War
  

Junior Individual Performances

• 1ST PLACE: Sophia Mauro, The Barstow School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Kelly Finn; Order Number 11:  The Overreaction to the Lawrence Massacre?
  
• 2ND PLACE: Alexandra Jones, St. Margaret of Scotland School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Juliann Hesed, Elizabeth Dunlap; Desegregation in Schools: A Revolution Sparked by a Mighty African American Community
  

• 3RD PLACE: Margaret Hagen, St. Margaret of Scotland School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Juliann Hesed, Elizabeth Dunlap; Ghettos to City: A Revolution in Urban Living
  

• 4TH PLACE: Allison Foster, Gentry Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Mary Hooley; Susan B. Anthony's Role in the Revolution of Women's Rights
  
• 5TH PLACE: Skyler Froese, Gentry Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Mary Hooley; Reform by Flame: Workplace Safety Sparked by the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
  
• 6TH PLACE: Alex Millard, James Bridger Middle School, Independence, Teacher/s: Charlene Burns; Babies in the Mills
  

Junior Group Performances

• 1ST PLACE: Allen Earnheart, Kason Lawrence, Gideon Junior High, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; The Incredible Journey of Well-Paid Slavery to being Extremely Well Paid
  
• 2ND PLACE: Amanda Morrison, Quinlan Pulleyking, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Rebecca Smith; I Could, I Would, I Did: Nellie Bly's Journalism Revolution
  

• 3RD PLACE: Donnie Reeves, Faith Koenig, Lacy Ragan, Hannibal Middle School, Hannibal, Teacher/s: Terry Trullinger; Rosa Parks
  

• 4TH PLACE: Halena Hadi, Katherine English, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Julie Chapin; Reform of Child Labor in the Industrial Revolution
  
• 5TH PLACE: Autumn Rock, Katie Halford, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; "Slaying the Slavocracy"
  
• 6TH PLACE: Kathleen Magee, Ellie Hogrebe, Molly Mitchell, St. Raphael The Archangel School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Christy Connor; Alcohol to Abstinence: The Work of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
  

Junior Individual Documentaries

• 1ST PLACE: Caitlyn Earnheart, Gideon Junior High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; A Blaze that Woke a Nation
  
• 2ND PLACE: Jack Perryman, St. Raphael the Archangel School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Christy Connor; Alexander Graham Bell:  Revolutionizing Communication Through the Telephone
  

• 3RD PLACE: Allison Mispagel, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, Teacher/s: Bob Stevens; The Triangle Shirt Waist Factory
  

• 4TH PLACE: Jordyn Kamil, Kirksville Middle School, Kirksville, Teacher/s: Susan Hazen; The Silent Sentinels
  
• 5TH PLACE: Jasmine Jalali, Smithton Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Connie Hayward; The Iranian Revolution: Khomeini's Attempts to Reform Iran
  
• 6TH PLACE: Erika Shock, Gideon Junior High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; BLACK OR WHITE?  It MATTERED in 1957
  

Junior Group Documentaries

• 1ST PLACE: Abby Conner, Anneliese Kerr, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Julie Chapin; It's a Kodak Moment: A Revolution in Photography
  
• 2ND PLACE: Keaton Campbell, Maggie Wampler, South Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Ivan Obert; Translating the Bible Into English: The Revolutionary Men, The Reaction, The Reform
  

• 3RD PLACE: Drew Fortner, Ethan Pipkin, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; Field of Schemes: The Revolution that Struck Out!
  

• 4TH PLACE: Duncan Lemon, Forrest Lemon, Hannibal Middle School, Hannibal, Teacher/s: Terry Trullinger; Revolution: The Working Man's Automobile
  
• 5TH PLACE: Ashtyn Mathes, Gwen Wisecup, Kirksville Middle School, Kirksville, Teacher/s: Susan Hazen; A Needed Reform of Medicine: Osteopathy
  
• 6TH PLACE: Sarah Walker, Sophia Rempe, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, Teacher/s: Bob Stevens; The Reform of Child Labor Laws
  

Junior Individual Web Sites

• 1ST PLACE: Samartha Shrestha, St. Mary Cathedral School, Cape Girardeau, Teacher/s: Debra Skaggs; Hero of the Crippled
  
• 2ND PLACE: Miles Krusniak, Kirksville Middle School, Kirksville, Teacher/s: Susan Hazen; AC and DC: The Current War
  

• 3RD PLACE: Anum Ahmed, South Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Ivan Obert; A Revolution by Ruhollah Khomeini: The Voice That Changed Iran
  

• 4TH PLACE: Anna Merkel, Antioch Middle School, Gladstone, Teacher/s: Lois Domsch; Impressionism, the Colorful Revolution
  
• 5TH PLACE: Grace Johnston, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, Teacher/s: Bob Stevens; Twyla Tharp: A Revolution in Dance
  
• 6TH PLACE: Chloe McWhirt, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Julie Chapin; Eero Saarinen: A Revolution in Modernism
  

• 1ST PLACE: Tony Perez, Conor Treese, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, Teacher/s: Bob Stevens; The Hoover Dam: A "Power"ful Revolution
  
• 2ND PLACE: Sasidhar Karuparti, Ben Moore, Central High School Scholars Program, Springfield, Teacher/s: Julie Chapin; The Truman Doctrine: Revolution, Reaction, and Reform to the Spread of Communism

• 3RD PLACE: Kailee Manley, Nichole Ginnings, George Caleb Bingham Middle School, Independence, Teacher/s: Charlene Burns; Four Murders on the Fourth
  

• 4TH PLACE: Jacob Higgins, Samuel Griesemer, South Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Ivan Obert; Airplanes: Revolution In Warfare
  
• 5TH PLACE: Abby Burken, Erin Snyder, Carthage Junior High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Mary Stockam; Ghandi: Fighter with No Sword
  
• 6TH PLACE: Jordan Vanwinkle, Juli Rishi, Hannibal Middle School, Hannibal, Teacher/s: Terry Trullinger; Amelia Earhart
  

Senior Historical Papers

• 1ST PLACE: Haley Brown, Liberty High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Kelsie Blakely; The Flood Control Act of 1944: Revolutionizing the Missouri River
  
• 2ND PLACE: Emily Spittler, Liberty North High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Kimberly Brownlee; The Jungle's Impact on the Meatpacking Industry: Reaction, Revolution, and Legislation
  

• 3RD PLACE: Peter Sharpe, Central High School, Springfield, Teacher/s: Ken Elkins; The Jazz Revolution
  

• 4TH PLACE: Katherine Ren, Clayton High School, Clayton, Teacher/s: Kurtis Warner; Paving the Highways of Communication: CIRCULAR THINKING AND HTE INFORMATION REVOLUTION
  
• 5TH PLACE: Kevin Mitchell, Pattonville High School, Maryland Heights, Teacher/s: Janet Baldwin; By Sea and By Land: The United States Marine Corps
  
• 6TH PLACE: Kyle Dillon, Joplin High School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Andy Ritter; United We Stand: Revolution, Reaction, Reform in the Struggle for the Rights of the American Worker
  

Senior Individual Exhibits

• 1ST PLACE: Dylan Kennedy, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; A Bus, A Seat, A Stand: Sarah Keys vs. Carolina Coach Company
  
• 2ND PLACE: Libby Shannon, Carthage High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Kathleen Swift; "Good Morning, Miss Blow!": Kindergarten and the Reform of Public Education
  

• 3RD PLACE: Kate Sanders, St. Teresa's Academy, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Katie Dolan; Ain't I A Woman: The Speech that Spurred the Women's Rights Revolution
  

• 4TH PLACE: Elizabeth Svijkosky, John Paul II Prep School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Vivian Bruno; Vatican II: A Reform in Religion
  
• 5TH PLACE: John Fox, Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Chris Elmore; From the Ashes: Legacy of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
  
• 6TH PLACE: Brent Cosby, Carl Junction High School, Carl Junction, Teacher/s: Doug Logan; Dali
  

Senior Group Exhibits

• 1ST PLACE: Emily Schwenneker, Renae Cramer, Princeton R-5 School, Princeton, Teacher/s: Maureen Funk; Steamboat Comin'
  
• 2ND PLACE: Katherine Herrick, Madison Jones, Liberty Junior High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Debra Biermann; Guernica: The Masterpiece of Despair
  

• 3RD PLACE: Kelsey Frost, Cherith Parnell, Carthage High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Kathleen Swift; The Cotton Gin: Economic Boom, Industrial Revolution and Enslavement
  

• 4TH PLACE: Michaela Joines, Abigail Miner, Carthage High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Kathleen Swift; "An Experiment Noble in Purpose"--Prohibition and the Temperance Movement
  
• 5TH PLACE: Emma Stanfield, Alice Green, St. Teresa's Academy, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Katie Dolan; The Expansion of McDonald's
  
• 6TH PLACE: Jana Stanfield, Beth Thompson, Gideon High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; Numbers too Big to Ignore: The 19th Opens The Door
  

Senior Individual Performances

• 1ST PLACE: Riya Mehta, Pembroke Hill School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Dan O'Connell; From Communism to Democracy: The Revolution that Brought Down the Berlin Wall
  
• 2ND PLACE: Mary DiValerio, John Paul II Prep School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Vivian Bruno; Harriet Beecher Stowe: "The Little Lady That Started The War"
  

• 3RD PLACE: Nidhi Khurana, Rock Bridge High School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Beth Winton; Indian Revolution for Freedom: Women's Reactions and Reforms
  

• 4TH PLACE: Liddy DiValerio, John Paul II Prep School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Vivian Bruno; The Fire That Sparked a Revolution
  
• 5TH PLACE: Kassidy Murphy, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; Memoirs of the Flames
  
• 6TH PLACE: Savannah Nimmo, Gideon High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; "Her" Story: Freedom Comes with a Price and a PRIZE of 9 Glorious Words
  

Senior Group Performances

• 1ST PLACE: Kassi Lawrence, Morgin Marcus, Hannah Moore, Gideon High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount; Beauty, Brains, and Bylines: Women Stunt Reporters Create a Journalism Revolution, Public Reaction, and Social Reform
  
• 2ND PLACE: Justin Olimpio, Rose Bruno, Ian Fulton, Rose Forget, John Paul II Prep School, St. Louis, Teacher/s: Vivian Bruno; Ritter's Reform: Revolutionary Desegregation in Education
  

• 3RD PLACE: Kayla Mason, Emilee Mitchell, Hli Yang, Wheaton R-3 School, Wheaton, Teacher/s: Jason Navarro; One of the Nine: The Start of a Revolution
  

• 4TH PLACE: Tiana Millard, Janelle Depreste, Kelsey Plybon, Rebecca Robinson, Clarisa Byers, Sarcoxie R-2 Schools, Sarcoxie, Teacher/s: Diane Elliott; "Have it we must; Use it we will" 19th Amendment
• 5TH PLACE: Chloe Gossett, Liberty Junior High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Debra Biermann; Dance in the Streets: C'est Incroyable!
  
• 6TH PLACE: Linna Lee, Suzie Lee, Jade Vang, Kristina Chang, Wheaton R-3 Schools, Wheaton, Teacher/s: Jason Navarro; Revolutionary Reform: Women's Suffrage
  

Senior Individual Documentaries

• 1ST PLACE: Allison Bright, Macon R-1 High School, Macon, Teacher/s: Paul Wright; One Ringy Dingy, Two Ringy Dingy: Telecommunications Revolution
  
• 2ND PLACE: Jimmy McHugh, Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Teacher/s: Stephen Platte; The Internment of Liberty
  

• 3RD PLACE: Andrea McCord, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; One Woman on a Mission
  

• 4TH PLACE: Morgan Brand, Lafayette High School, St. Joseph, Teacher/s: Derek Frieling; The "Dirty Thirties" Dust Bowl: Varying Reactions, Reforming Techniques, Revolutionizing Ideas
  
• 5TH PLACE: Brandon Kim, Blue Springs High School, Blue Springs, Teacher/s: Dacia Rzchowski; Andrew Johnson & Reconstruction
  
• 6TH PLACE: Sylvia Brand, Lafayette High School, St. Joseph, Teacher/s: Derek Frieling; The Cuban Revolution and Its After Effects
  

Senior Group Documentaries

• 1ST PLACE: Kenzi Inman, Matthew Gibson, Savannah Rush, Central High School, Springfield, Teacher/s: Ken Elkins; Thomas Bayes: Probability for Success
  
• 2ND PLACE: Menley Brennan, Elena Spaulding, Ruby Dibble, St. Teresa's Academy, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Sarah Knopik; From the Sloppy Silents to the Terrific Talkies
  

• 3RD PLACE: Brettany Demier, Melinda Qiao, Dylan Lyon, Maggie Rogers, Central High School, Springfield, Teacher/s: Ken Elkins; Seeing is Believing: Lewis Hine and the Reformation of Child Labor
  

• 4TH PLACE: Rachel Marsh, Shelby Harvey, Nixa High School, Nixa, Teacher/s: Kelly Matney; Baldknobbers: Vigilantes of the Ozarks
  
• 5TH PLACE: Abby Lancaster, Karen Cooper, Audi Guined, Malden High School, Malden, Teacher/s: Paul Arnold, Becky Arnold; When Miners March: The Battle of Blair Mountain
  
• 6TH PLACE: Brandon Van Buren, Mackenzie Brown, Ming Chan, Pattonville High School, Maryland Heights, Teacher/s: Janet Baldwin; Watergate: The Scandal that Sparked a Revolution in Politics through Reactions and Reforms

Senior Individual Web Sites

• 1ST PLACE: Arjuna Chatrathi, Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Chris Elmore; Sputnik: Tool of the Enemy, Friend to Education Reform
  
• 2ND PLACE: Curran Steck, Rochurst High School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Chris Elmore; "Bloody Bill" Anderson: A True Guerrilla of the Civil War
  

• 3RD PLACE: Abbey Jin, Marquette High School, Chesterfield, Teacher/s: Amy Doyle; The Red Scare: Origins of the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan
  

• 4TH PLACE: Megan Dunlap, Gasconade R2 Owensville High School, Owensville, Teacher/s: Rebecca Giallongo; Martin Luther King, Jr. Revolutionizes the Civil Rights Movement: Reaction to Seeking Reform Through Non-Violence
  
• 5TH PLACE: Mallory Englhardt, Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Teacher/s: Stephen Platte; Jumpstarting the Mental Hygiene Movement
  
• 6TH PLACE: Emily McCord, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson, Amber King; A Passion for Justice
  

• 1ST PLACE: Elizabeth Burken, Taylor Vaughn, Carthage High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Kathleen Swift; A Childhood Lost: The Revolution, Reaction, and Reform of Child Labor
  
• 2ND PLACE: Haley Bullock, Justin Palmer, Sarah Wilson, Malden High School, Malden, Teacher/s: Paul Arnold, Becky Arnold; Inferno on the 8th Floor: How the Triangle Fire Revolutionized the Workplace
  

• 3RD PLACE: Jenny Yao, Samantha Ding, Rock Bridge High School, Columbia, Teacher/s: David Graham; Silent Spring: Transforming Environmental Histor

• 4TH PLACE: Dan Zeng, Yanzhang Shao, Clayton High School, Clayton, Teacher/s: Debra Wiens; The Chinese Cultural Revolution: A Great Leap Backward
  
• 5TH PLACE: Emily Kindsfather, Anne Neely, Blue Springs High School, Blue Springs, Teacher/s: Dacia Rzchowski; The Little Rock Nine
  
• 6TH PLACE: Jason Ogle, Brandon Splitter, Carthage High School, Carthage, Teacher/s: Kathleen Swift; The Copernican Revolution: Harmony in the Heavens
  

2012 National History Day in Missouri Special Prize Winners

Dr. Howard Croteau Memorial Prize presented by the family of Dr. Howard Croteau ($100)

• Junior Individual Documentary - A Blaze that Woke a Nation; Caitlyn Earnheart, Gideon Junior High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece, Denise Yount
  

• Senior Group Documentary - Baldknobbers: Vigilantes of the Ozarks; Shelby Harvey and Rachel Marsh, Nixa High School, Nixa, Teacher/s: Kelly Matney
  
• Senior Historical Paper - The Flood Control Act of 1944: Revolutionizing the Missouri River; Haley Brown, Liberty High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Kelsie Blakley
  

• Junior Individual Performnace- Order Number 11: An Overreaction ot the Lawrence Massacre?; Sophia Mauro, The Barstow School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Kelly Finn

• Junior Group Exhibit - Saving the City by Swamping the Farmland: Reaction to the Activation of the Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway; Elizabeth Meyer and Casey Hulshof, Columbia Catholic School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Widget Ewing

• Senior Historical Paper - The Flood Control Act of 1944: Revolutionizing the Missouri River; Haley Brown, Liberty High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Kelsie Blakley

• Junior Group Exhibit -  Saving the City by Swamping the Farmland: Reaction to the Activation of the Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway; Elizabeth Meyer and Casey Hulshof, Columbia Catholic School, Columbia, Teacher/s: Widget Ewing

• Junior Individual Performnace- Order Number 11: An Overreaction ot the Lawrence Massacre?; Sophia Mauro, The Barstow School, Kansas City, Teacher/s: Kelly Finn

• Senior Historical Paper - The Flood Control Act of 1944: Revolutionizing the Missouri River; Haley Brown, Liberty High School, Liberty, Teacher/s: Kelsie Blakley

• Junior Historical Paper - Barganing Power and Baseball:  How Curt Flood Changed the Face of Baseball; Elma Zweifel, Gentry Middle School, Columbia, Teacher/s:Mary Hooley
  
• Senior Individual Exhibit - A Bus, A Seat, A Stand: Sarah Keys vs. Carolina Coach Company; Dylan Kennedy, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson and Amber King
  
• Senior Group Performance - Ritter's Reform: Revolutionary Desegregation in Education; Justin Olimpio, Rose Bruno, Ian Fulton, Rose Forget, John Paul II Prep School, St. Louis, Teachr/s: Vivian Bruno
• Junior Individual Documentary - Black or White?  It Mattered in 1957; Erika Shock, Gideon Junior High School, Gideon, Teacher/s: James Breece and Denise Yount
  
• Senior Individual Website - A Passion for Justice; Emily McCord, Risco R-2 Schools, Risco, Teacher/s: Kelly Patterson and Amber King

• Junior Individual Exhibit - Title IX: The Reform that Revolutionized Women's Sports; Kylin Grubb, Odessa Middle School, Odessa, Teacher/s: Paula Hawk
  
• Junior Individual Performance - Betty Ford: A Reform in the Title, "First Lady"; Emma Dillon, North Joplin Middle School, Joplin, Teacher/s: Pamela Page
  

2012 Webber Teacher of the Year Prize

Ivan Obert, teacher at South Middle School in Joplin, won the 2012 Webber Teacher of the Year award, which, beginning in 2012, honors outstanding teachers who have participated in NHD for 5 or fewer years.

2012 Patricia Behring Teacher Awards

Missouri's winners for the 2012 Patricia Behring Teacher Awards, which honor outstanding NHD teachers, are Terry Trullinger of Hannibal Middle School in Hannibal for the junior-level award and Janet Baldwin of Pattonville High School in Maryland Heights for the senior-level award!  They also had their names in nomination for the national Patricia Behring Teacher Award.