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Fourth-grade student Kennedy King, portraying Wynonna Judd, held her pose as other students filed past during their tour of the first living Kentucky Wax Museum display at Stonewall Elementary School as a history lesson in Lexington, Ky., on Friday, May 16, 2008. The fourth-graders were assigned to select and research Kentuckians past and present who have impacted the state and beyond. "A lot of extraordinary people came from this state and this can help them realize that it could be them one day," said teacher Julie Lippert. The Kentuckians represented in the living wax museum ranged from sports figures, business people, artists, singers, actors, activists and polititians. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff 5746

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Fourth-grade student Kennedy King, portraying Wynonna Judd, held her pose as other students filed past during their tour of the first living Kentucky Wax Museum display at Stonewall Elementary School as a history lesson in Lexington, Ky., on Friday, May 16, 2008. The fourth-graders were assigned to select and research Kentuckians past and present who have impacted the state and beyond. "A lot of extraordinary people came from this state and this can help them realize that it could be them one day," said teacher Julie Lippert. The Kentuckians represented in the living wax museum ranged from sports figures, business people, artists, singers, actors, activists and polititians. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff 5746