CAST Anna Metzger: Hillary Clinton Aydin Schwartz: Orville Wright Camilla Ffrench: Jane Goodall Cole Turner: John Lennon Cormac Stutzman: Steve Jobs Diego Barron-Maya: Roberto Clemente Eden Bruening: Marylin Monroe Eden Greene: Dian Fossey Grant Soedler: Amelia Earhart Gus Ball: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Isabella Ramkissoon: Gwen Laster Jade Baratta: Aly Raisman Jane Canfield: Rachel Carson Julian Wiseman: Thomas Jefferson Alexandra Kaminski: Jacques Cousteau Memphis Bernstein-Collins: Ida B. Wells Nachman Kaul-Seidman: Alexander the Great Natalie Meyer: Helen Keller Sally Ball: Audrey Hepburn Sam Swartz: Jackie Robinson Sebastian Pacheco: Rosa Parks Shane Lawlor: Wilbur Wright Sobia Hosain: Charlie Chaplin Toby Schillinger: Abraham Lincoln Tucker Pauli: Louis Sullivan Zoe Slifstein: Dorothy Day
SCHEDULE & GROUPINGS RED 1
RED 2
Timings
Name
Location
Name
Location
5:00-5:09
Welcome
Chapman Room
Welcome
Welcome
5:10-5:15
Louis Sullivan
Rachel’s Room
MLK
Pistu’s Room
5:16-5:21
Hillary Clinton
Aly Raisman
Gym
5:22-5:27
b Beck’s Room Choice
5:28-5:33
Alexander the Great
Chapman Room
5:34-5:39
MLK
Pistu’s Room
5:40-5:45
Aly Raisman
Gym
5:46-5:51 5:52-5:57
Choice Audrey Hepburn
5:58-6:03
Choice Audrey Hepburn
Choice
PURPLE 1
Rachel’s Room
Louis Sullivan
b Beck’s Room
Hillary Clinton
Theatre
Choice
Theatre
Choice Alexander the Great
Chapman Room
PURPLE 2
Timings
Name
Location
Name
Location
5:00-5:09
Welcome
Chapman Room
Welcome
Chapman Room
5.10-5.15
Gwen Laster
After Room
5:16-5:21
Marilyn Monroe
Theatre Office
Ida B. Wells
Library
5:22-5:27
Abraham Lincoln
Debby’s Office
Orville Wright
David’s
Wilbur Wright
Donna’s Room
5:28-5:33
Choice
Choice
5:34-5:39
Ida B. Wells
Library
5:40-5:45
Orville Wright
Donna’s Room
Jacques Cousteau
Tanya’s Room
5:46-5:51
Wilbur Wright
Donna’s Room
Gwen Lester
After Room
Marilyn Monroe
Theatre Office
Abraham Lincoln
Debby’s Office
5:52-5:57 5:58-6:03
Choice Jacques Cousteau
Tanya’s Room
Choice
SCHEDULE AND GROUPINGS (cont…) GREEN 1
GREEN 2
Timings
Name
Location
Name
Location
5:00-5:09
Welcome
Chapman Room
Welcome
Chapman Room
Dorothy Day
Brian’s Room
Rosa Parks
Jake’s Room
5:10-5:15
Choice
5:16-5:21
Rachel Carson
5:22-5:27
Steve Jobs
Media Room
Amelia Earhart
Dorothy’s Room
5:28-5:33
Dian Fossey
Courtyard
Jackie Robinson
Gym
5:34-5:39
b Science Room
Choice
Choice
5:40-5:45
Dorothy Day
Brian’s Room
b Rachel Carson
5:46-5:51
Rosa Parks
Jake’s Room
Steve Jobs
5:52-5:57
Amelia Earhart
Dorothy’s Room
Dian Fossey
5:58-6:03
Jackie Robinson
Gym
BLUE 1
Science b Media Room Courtyard Choice
BLUE 2
Timings
Name
Location
Name
Location
5:00-5:09
Welcome
Chapman Room
Welcome
Chapman Room
5:10-5:15
Roberto Clemente
Gym
Thomas Jefferson
Sue’s Room
5:16-5:21
Choice
Choice
5:22-5:27
Charlie Chaplin
Theatre
Helen Keller
Joe’s Room
5:28-5:33
Jane Goodall
Courtyard
John Lennon
Music Room
5:34-5:39
Thomas Jefferson
Sue’s Room
5:40-5:45
Choice
5:46-5:51
Helen Keller
Joe’s Room
5:52-5:57
John Lennon
Music Room
5:58-6:03
Choice
Choice Roberto Clemente
Gym
Choice Charlie Chaplin
Theatre
Jane Goodall
Courtyard
WHO’S WHO Martin Luther King Jr. (Gus Ball) was one of the main leaders in the civil rights movement. He was president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Rosa Parks (Sebastian Pacheco) stood up to a law that stopped blacks from sitting on one side of the bus, and segregation between whites and black. But one day she was just tired of people just telling her what to do. So she stood up for what it is right. Nothing can be worse than people telling you where to sit, where to drink, and where to go to school. It was brutal being treated like that.
Roberto Clemente (Diego BarronMaya) was a young boy who loved baseball. He grew up to be a fighter for equality for Latinos. He became a baseball superstar, for which he won at least 20 awards.
WHO’S WHO Dorothy Day (Zoe Slifstein) wanted to fight poverty. She also set up a little soup kitchen to help the homeless. She wanted to do all she could to help.
Gwen Laster (Isabella Ramkisoon) is a violinist. She was born in 1957. She’s worked with a lot of famous musicians and has performed on Broadway. Gwen was one of the founders of the Creative Strings Workshop for Young String Players, and teaches at Poughkeepsie Day School.
Louis Sullivan (Tucker Pauli) -”The father of skyscrapers” (1856-1924) was born in a time of great change. The Industrial Revolution had modernized technology and the 1871 Great Fire Of Chicago burned thousands of urban wooden structures. These events impacted the way he thought about design. Sullivan’s motto was “form follows function” and this is how he was a Change Agent. He saw a need and responded to it. Today when we look up at buildings in cities we have him to thank.
WHO’S WHO Biologist, naturalist, ecologist, marine writer, and author of the bestseller, Silent Spring, the book that started the environmental movement, Rachel Carson (Jane Canfield) was a female pioneer of environmental science in the 1950s & 1960s who challenged the pesticide industry and the United States Congress. Rachel’s narrative writing awakened the American public to the dangers of uncontrolled pesticide use to humanity and our living planet. Her legacy continues today. She changed the way we look at our world and inspired millions of people to help preserve our planet’s resources for generations to come!
Thomas Jefferson (Julian Wiseman) was a Founding Father, an author of the Declaration Of Independence, and the third President. He spent 15 hours a day reading his books. He was a builder scientist, mathematician, a farmer and more.
Steve Jobs (Cormac Stutzman) started Apple Inc. and was hugely successful in the computer industry. He revolutionized the personal computer market, and blew people’s minds with his inventivness. He died in 2011 from pancreatic cancer.
WHO’S WHO Dian Fossey (Eden Greene) lived in the wild with gorillas and fought against poachers to save the gorilla population. She helped create the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International, originally the Digit Fund, which is still actively raising money to keep the gorilla population alive.
Charlie Chaplin (Sobia Hosain) made movies and he was in them too. His political beliefs were important to him and his movies. Like in The Great Dictator or The Kid, where Chaplin explains and makes shares his beliefs about social and political issues.
Aly Rasiman (Jade Barrata) is an 18 year old girl who is a gymnast. She was on the 2012 Olympic women's gymnastics team and is looking forward to being in the Olympics in 2016. She is an inspiration to so many because she was in the Olympics and she was the team captain.
WHO’S WHO Alexander the Great (Nachman Kaul-Seidman) was a warrior, a king, and an intellectual. He was born in the June of 356 B.C. and was the son of King Philip of Macedonia. He was tutored by the Aristotle, and invaded and conquered most of Europe and Asia (as well as Egypt). Jane Goodall (Camilla Ffrench) was a primatologist who observed and lived with chimps for over 30 years. She now fights for them, so the forests they live in aren't torn down and they are protected from poachers. Marilyn Monroe (Eden Bruening) did not act to get money. She wanted to be a wonderful actress and have a good time doing it. She did not like being just a face on the screen and that is why she went to New York City in 1954 to improve her career and find more opportunities in life. Jacques Cousteau (Alexandra Kaminski) was a famous oceanographer. He created things like scuba gear, and underwater bases. He also made a TV show about his explorations. He died in 1997 and is remembered by millions.
WHO’S WHO Helen Keller (Natalie Meyer) faced many challenges, but she was known for her many accomplishments. She made speeches almost every day, just to let people know that they can do what they want to do in their lifetime.
Jackie Robinson (Sam Swartz) was the first black person to play on a Major League team. It was not easy. He was often booed at, and even some of his teammates told him to get lost. He played for the Brooklyn dodgers. He broke the racial barrier, and influenced black people to stand up for their rights.
Abraham Lincoln (Tobias Schillinger) was the sixteenth President. He gave the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the slaves. He also helped win the Civil War and keep the country together. He gave the Gettysburg Address ending the battle in Gettysburg. John Wilkes Booth shot him on April 14, 1865 at Ford Theater.
WHO’S WHO The Wright Brothers (Aydin Schwartz and Shane Lawlor) were the first men to produce a flying machine with a motor. The brothers also made a bicycle and a newsprint company. Both were highly educated with an education equal to that of a college student with a four-year degree without even graduating from high school. Amelia Earhart (Grant Soedler) was an aviator who was born in the 1890s in Atchison, Kansas. She was the first woman to cross both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. She disappeared over New Guinea during her flight around the world.
John Lennon (Cole Turner) was an English rock musician who lived all his life in Liverpool, England. He was a quarter of the Beatles, one of the best rock bands ever. He touched the world with his music by sharing songs in a time of war about peace.
WHO’S WHO Ida B. Wells (Memphis Bernstein Collins) was born in Holly Springs Mississippi in 1862 and fought for civil rights and her parents died when she was 16. She was a teacher until she wrote articles and got fired. She then started to be a article writer. She wrote articles to stop lynching and wrote a book called “Lynching In All Its Phases.” She died in 1932 at age 68 Audrey Hepburn (Sally Ball) was a world class humanitarian and an actress. Audrey lived from 1929 to 1993. Since 2005, she is one of only nine people who have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Grammy, and a Tony. She traveled to at least 20 countries while she was with UNICEF, and helped children all over the world.
Hillary Clinton (Anna Metzger) is a politician, a Democrat, has a big role in government, a mother, and much more. She visited over 64 countries like China, Russia, Japan, Brazil and so many other countries. In her first year of being the Secretary of State and tries things women have never done like run for President. She also feels that children are the most unprotected citizens, so she helps them all the time.