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Wakefield's acting headmistress, ; Pamela W. Lynn, has been notified • by the National Merit Scholarship ! Corp. that several Wakefield seniors ! have received special recognition for j their outstanding achievement on ' the (jualifying test, the ■ PSAT/NMSQT, taken in 1987 when ! they were juniors. Julie Whitworth, ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon J Whitworth, Jr. of Winchester, is a \ National Merit Semi-finalist for 1 1988-89. Seven other seniors have I been recognized as National Merit i Commended Students. !
Wakefield’s Commended Students are Jennifer Anderson, daugh- j ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 Anderson of Woodville; Tobias ■ Dengel, son of Drs. Ottmar and Gi- \ sela Dengel of Front Royal; Michael | King, son of Mrs. Mary M. King of ; Warrenton; Matthew O’ Herron, son j of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O’ Herron 1 of Warrenton; Robby Roberts, son ! of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts of ! Paris; Devon Suter, son of Mrs. Charlotte Gabor of Bealton; and L Erica Vanderzon, daughter of Mr,* and Mrs. Matthias Vanderzon of ^ Marshall. These students scored in.i the highest two percent of seniors of 'I the country. ;
Miss VV hitworth, who is among ! the top half of one percent of Vir- j ginia seniors, is one of 15,000 acade- ; mically talented young people i nationwide who may continue in the ! 1989 competition.
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