Welcome to the History of the Hidden section of the Rampage! Here, students have the opportunity to nominate an under-recognized historical figure they think deserves more attention. Then, editors will review the nominations to select who the next famous figure of the month will be.
As one of the most notable faces in Hollywood during the 1930's-50's, Hedy Lamarr was most well known for her beauty. But, behind the beauty that Hollywood saw was a genius who helped lay the foundations for WiFi.
Mary Edwards Walker was a passionate feminist, a skilled surgeon, and the first and only woman to have ever received the Medal of Honor. Her story is one of defiance and unapologetic individuality, an enduring inspiration for generations to come.
Jackson played a crucial role in helping the U.S. win the Pacific War against Japan during World War II. On top of that, she is closely related to someone you may have met at CHS! Who was Jane Buckley Jackson, and how did her actions contribute to the United States' victory in the Pacific?
In history, there have been a plethora of individuals who contributed to the world of computing. We all know Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerburg, and more. Ada Lovelace, however, may not come to mind as often.