Winners Page

2011-2012 School Year

First Place Winner, Maeve Dow

Shapleigh School 8th Grade

Native American Essay

Second Place, Taylor Kashmer

Shapleigh School 8th Grade

2010-2011 School Year

First Place Middle School Winner, Ben Stanley
Cape Elizabeth Middle School
Essay Title: The Penobscot Indian Nation

Second Place Middle School Winner, Lily Jordan
Cape Elizabeth Middle School
Essay Title: The Role of the Trade in Wabanaki Economics

2009-2010 School Year

First Place High School Winner, Brett Davisson
Cape Elizabeth Middle School
Essay Title: The Abenaki and the European Settlement of Maine

First Place Middle School Winner, Deven Roberts
Cape Elizabeth Middle School
Essay Title: Native American History in Maine

Second Place Middle School Winner, Heather Chase
Cape Elizabeth Middle School
Essay Title: The Wabanaki Culture

2008-2009 School Year

First Place Winner, Jessie
Brooksville Elementary School, 7th Grade
Essay Title: Native American Relations with European Settlers

This year there were no qualifying high school entries.

2007-2008 School Year

First Place High School Winner, Garrison Beck
Monmouth Academy, 11th Grade
Essay Title: The European Plague of the Maine Native Americans

First Place Middle School Winner, Emily Muscat
Cape Elizabeth Middle School, 8th Grade
Essay Title: Wabanaki-European Relations

Second Place High School Winner, David Kananowitz
Monmouth Academy, 10th Grade
Essay Title: The Native Americans of Maine: Diplomacy in the Wabanaki Confederacy

Second Place Middle School Winner, Olivia Barberi
Samuel L. Wagner Middle School, 7th Grade
Essay Title: The Changing Economy of Maine Native American Tribes