Daughters of the American Revolution chapter recognizes good citizens, essay winners
Brody Slawson, a junior at WayMaker Christian Academy, shares a few words Friday morning as he is announced as the History Student of Excellence by the Lt. George Farragut Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Also pictured: Regent Michelle Fansler and Canfield Middle School eighth grader Eli Bardwell.
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Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution Lt. George Farragut Chapter and guests celebrate essay contest winners Friday morning at the Hayden Eagles. From left: Michelle Fansler, Kathy Swanson, Eli Bardwell, Brody Slawson, Josie Zepeda, Logan Creighton and Carolin Coad.
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Our Lady of the Lake Academy junior Josie Zepeda smiles Friday as she receives certificates and honors from the Daughters of the American Revolution for her winning American history video contest entry and Patriots of the American Revolution high school essay. Josie’s video has been forwarded to the national level, where it will be judged against the seven other DAR districts in the country.
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From left, Vice Regent 1 Kathy Swanson, Coeur d'Alene High senior Eva Brown, Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy senior Abigail Johnson, Regent Michelle Fansler and R.J. Banks, recording secretary and Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen chair, Lt. George Farragut Chapter, gather for a photo Friday morning as students are honored for their good citizenry and essay writing skills.
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HAYDEN — WayMaker Christian Academy junior Brody Slawson has a deep interest in American history.
After he learned he is the 2025 History Student of Excellence for the Daughters of the American Revolution Lt. George Farragut Chapter, he said a question began circulating in his mind: "Why American history?"
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