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and Katherine Russo and Matthew Wingfield received Olivae certificates (based on 28-32 correct answers of 50).

Senior Summit

On Saturday, May 19, a Senior Summit was held in the school’s auditorium, with students presenting their theses on a variety of topics. Each had chosen a topic back in the fall and worked on his or her thesis for over six months. As part of the research phase, the seniors traveled several times to Charlottesville to utilize the extensive library resources housed at the University of Virginia. During their presentations, many of the students used Power-point to advance their views, as well as other visual aids.

The presentations began with Patrick Dale, whose topic was, “Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC): The Other Civil Rights Movement;” followed by Kate Kevis,

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