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average in ninth grade history, which covers Medieval and Early Modem Times).

This year, these honors were bestowed upon Dorian Matthews and Allison Russo, both of Flint Hill.

Following Herald (and Latin teacher) Louis Massett’s announcement of the Royal Court, Lady Lynn (aka Pam Lynn-Tucker, school cofounder, history teacher, and organizer of the first Medieval Banquet), read the “Proper Rules of Decorum for Pages & Squires of the Kingdom of Wakefield.”

It includes such dictums as, “The chivalrous courtier never cheats at test of strength or skill;” “The valorous courtier never engages in tests of strength so as to injure his opponent;” “The well-bred courtier samples the food pro

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