Vermont 2023-2024 Regular Session

Vermont House Bill HCR005

Introduced
1/20/23  
Engrossed
1/20/23  

Caption

House concurrent resolution congratulating Ariana Wunderle on establishing a Guinness World Record for the longest distance walking a tight- rope while wearing high heels

Impact

The resolution serves to celebrate and bring recognition not only to Ariana's personal accomplishment but also to the broader circus community. It highlights the cultural significance and the unique talents represented by artists like Ariana, who take on challenging feats that entertain and inspire people. By bringing this achievement to the forefront, the resolution aims to promote appreciation for the arts and performance traditions, potentially motivating other young performers to pursue their passions.

Summary

HCR005 is a House concurrent resolution that honors Ariana Wunderle for her remarkable achievement in establishing a Guinness World Record for the longest distance walked on a tightrope while wearing high heels. This resolution underscores the importance of perseverance and skill in the realm of performance art, particularly within the circus tradition. Ariana, a talented performer born into a circus family, started her journey in the spotlight at an early age, demonstrating exceptional bravery and focus that are essential for any tightrope walker.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding HCR005 is positive, with lawmakers expressing pride in Ariana's achievements and the skills she embodies. The resolution reflects a collective admiration for extraordinary individual accomplishments and acknowledges the contributions of artists to their communities. It fosters a sense of community pride and encourages the continuation of artistic pursuits, particularly in unique fields such as circus arts.

Contention

While ceremonial in nature, HCR005 may generate conversations about the relevance of formal resolutions for individual achievements in the arts. Some may question the necessity of legislative recognition for such accomplishments, arguing that they should remain within personal or community celebrations rather than requiring government acknowledgment. However, supporters believe that public recognition of such achievements enhances community engagement and inspires future generations to explore their talents.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

VT HR1066

Congratulating the Reverend D. N. Benford Sr. of Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church in Texas City on being recognized by Guinness World Records as the longest-serving pastor of the same church.

VT HR855

Congratulating the City of Bowie on the Guinness World Records' certification of its Bowie knife sculpture as the world's largest Bowie knife.

VT HR1837

Congratulating the City of Brownsville on setting the Guinness World Record for largest huapango dance.

VT HR380

Congratulating ranchers Scott and Pam Evans of Bay City on their Guinness World Record longhorn steer, Sato.

VT SR644

Recognizing Mary McCoy for receiving a Guinness World Record and for her contributions to music and radio.

VT HCR019

House concurrent resolution congratulating Vermonter Noah Dines on establishing a new one-year world vertical skiing record of 3,590,097 feet

VT HCR087

House concurrent resolution congratulating Mikaela Shiffrin on her exceptional and historic 2022–2023 world record-setting accomplishments in World Cup Alpine ski racing

VT SR255

Recognizing the Rotary Club of Graham for winning a Guinness World Record title.

VT HCR030

House concurrent resolution congratulating World Learning Inc on its 90th anniversary

VT HCR105

House concurrent resolution recognizing April 19, 2025 as World Circus Day in Vermont

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.