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Hornsby Middle Sc 9 Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 2 grade greeting card first last school 1 Caroline Benedetti Trinity Episcopal School 2 Kalista Diamantopoulos TC Williams High School 3 Hana Parece L.C. Bird High School 4 Cameron Carter Manchester High School 5 Om Bhavsar TJHSST Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 2 of 2 rptCartoon grade cartoon first last school 10 1 Austin Bassard Monacan High School 1 Douglas Griffin Wakefield Country Day Sch 1 Meaghen Mullins Yorktown High School 2 Yuki Oyama TJHSST 11 1 Savannah Stevens Rappahannock County HS 2 Timothy Bennett Classical Cottage School 3 Erin Slezak Chancellor High School 4 Molly Sayles Princess Anne High School 5 Claire Jeantheau Atlee High School 6 Caroline Hieber Courtland High School 7 Connor Muilenburg Riverbend High School 8 Lauren Cheetham Wakefield Country Day Sch 12 1 Hannah Earl Robinson Secondary School 1 Carley Kastner South County High School 2 Delaney Flaesh The Madeira School 3 Francis Winn Fairfax High School 4 Sara Schlemmer Dominion High School 5 Wyatt Joyner Classical Cottage School 6 Jason Tufano Dominion High School 7 Michael St. John Hickory High School 8 Raad Khan Flint Hill School 9 Zachary Cuba Spotsylvania High School 10 Josh Cohen Flint Hill School 8 1 Thomas Domer Robious Middle School 2 John Louis Williamsburg Middle Scho 3 Mike Huber Robinson Secondary School 4 Logan Flanagan Kemps Landing/Old Donati 5 Bryce Strobel Midlothian Middle Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 2 grade cartoon first last school 6 Henry Hammer HB Woodlawn High School 7 Oliver Hayman HB Woodlawn High School 8 John O'Neill Berkeley Middle School 9 Alex Vogel Williamsburg Middle Scho 10 Patrick Shashaty Midlothian Middle 9 1 Omar Faison Manchester High School 2 Justin Hawkins Midlothian High School 3 Sarah Minor Cosby High School 4 James Kuang TJHSST 5 Will Lally TC Williams High School 6 Chelsea Malaeb Courtland High School 7 Garrett Schwan Midlothian High School 8 Tatyanna Moore Manchester High School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 2 of 2 rptCharcoal grade charcoal first last school 10 1 Zoe Porterfield Wakefield Country Day Sch 2 Meenakshi Balan TJHSST 4 Elise Smagh Herndon High School 5 Lauren Roos Riverbend High School 6 Julia Mitchell Dominion High School 11 1 Cat O'Keeffe John Handley High School 2 Lucas Dumez Wakefield Country Day Sch 12 1 Carley Kastner South County High School 2 Shelby Binns Hickory High School 3 Wyatt Joyner Classical Cottage School 4 Biz O'Keeffe John Handley High School 5 Marie Murphy Dominion High School 6 Carolina Leonard Wakefield Country Day Sch 7 Emily Abrell Chancellor High School 8 1 Jocelyn Robertson Classical Cottage School 2 Olivia Miley Flint Hill School 9 1 Lily Shahida Wakefield Country Day Sch 5 Ava Benbow TC Williams High School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 1 rptChart grade chart first last school 10 1 Katherine Barbano TJHSST 2 Sophia Dort Oakcrest School 3 Lauren Haggard Monticello High School 4 Supriya Savaram TJHSST 5 Zack Clary Brunswick Academy 6 Douglas Griffin Wakefield Country Day Sch 7 Christopher Rainey St. Stephen's & St. Agnes S 8 Veronica Teller Hickory High School 8 Piper Goodman Monticello High School 9 Lindsy Stamenkovich Hickory High School 10 Ciara O'Donoghue The Madeira School 11 1 Prathik Naidu TJHSST 1 Elizabeth Hu TJHSST 2 Lucas Dumez Wakefield Country Day Sch 3 Sanjeevani Bhavsar TJHSST 4 Kristin Myers TJHSST 5 Ryan Shurie Midlothian High School 6 Bailey Pennington Brookville High School 7 Rebecca Mays TJHSST 8 Akshay Balaji TJHSST 9 Glen Buchanan Grace Preparatory School 10 Arjun Guidroz TJHSST 12 1 Wyatt Joyner Classical Cottage School 1 Anjali Khanna TJHSST 2 Bradford Case TJHSST 3 Hitesh Yalamanchili TJHSST 4 Nirmaan Shanker TJHSST 5 Parker O'Brien James River High School 6 Emily Abrell Chancellor High School 7 Olivia Klahn Blessed Sacrament Huguen Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 2 grade chart first last school 8 Sara Flores L.C. Bird High School 9 Dhruv Gupta TJHSST 10 Caroline Bell Hickory High School 8 1 Caroline Cunningham Swanson Middle School 2 Camille Lummis Wakefield Country Day Sch 3 Sophia Cobert Robinson Secondary School 4 Locke Shepard Wakefield Country Day Sch 5 Shonta Wright Berkeley Middle School 6 Kaitlyn Baker Berkeley Middle School 9 1 Nixon Kramer Flint Hill School 2 Lizzie Heck Monticello High School 3 Morgan Moore Brunswick Academy 4 Ellie McCabe HB Woodlawn High School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 2 of 2 rptChBook grade child's book first last school 10 1 Sabrina Zafar Herndon High School 2 Elisabeth Banks Dominion High School 3 George O'Brien Manchester High School 4 Cheyenne Sherwood Buffalo Gap High School 5 Katelyn Kennedy Buffalo Gap High School 6 Roberts Doyle James River High School 7 Katlin Smith Buffalo Gap High School 8 Molly Ruth Kecoughtan 11 1 Billie VanStory Midlothian High School 2 Michaela Broyer Grace Preparatory School 3 Katherine Daniel Brunswick Academy 3 Elizabeth Hu TJHSST 4 Emily Hartman Washington Lee High Scho 5 Lisi Schauer Albemarle High School 6 Robert Mangum Brentsville District High Sc 7 Jillian Montague Hickory High School 8 William Olson Kecoughtan 9 Kay Barber Kecoughtan 12 1 Katerina Banks Dominion High School 2 Brier Clough Wakefield Country Day Sch 3 Logan Shearon Atlee High School 4 Vanessa Clatterbaugh Buffalo Gap High School 5 Tony Lancaster Manchester High School 8 1 Cailey Glennon Wakefield Country Day Sch 2 Valerie Fortin Manchester Middle 3 Gwyneth Jones Williamsburg Middle Scho 4 Suruchi Sen Swanson Middle School 5 Isaac Endo Jefferson Middle School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 2 grade child's book first last school 6 Lillian Beall Williamsburg Middle Scho 7 Annabel Vernia Swanson Middle School 8 Shayla Nelson Wakefield Country Day Sch 9 Ainsley McCabe Swanson Middle School 10 Ally Southworth Robious Middle School 9 2 Ash West Grace Preparatory School 3 Sarah Minor Cosby High School 4 Lucy Smith Brunswick Academy 5 Lindsey Teller Manchester High School 6 Benjamin Petrakis Lafayette High School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 2 of 2 rptDoll grade doll first last school 10 1 Mary Clare Young Home School (Member-at- 4 Amber Horton Courtland High School 5 Supriya Savaram TJHSST 6 Harmony Lindstrom Wakefield Country Day Sch 11 1 Casey Milburn Woodgrove High School 2 Morgan Johns Riverbend High School 3 Lucas Dumez Wakefield Country Day Sch 4 Anna Connor Spotsylvania High School 12 1 Wyatt Joyner Classical Cottage School 8 1 Tyler Rhodes Classical Cottage School 1 Lucie Baum Manchester Middle 3 Riley Moffatt Manchester Middle 4 Meeran Khan Flint Hill School 5 Jocelyn Robertson Classical Cottage School 6 Annabelle Kelley Lois S. Hornsby Middle Sc 7 Sophie McNally HB Woodlawn High School 9 1 Lily Shahida Wakefield Country Day Sch 2 Mary Margaret Lehmkuhler St. Stephen's & St. Agnes S 3 Zoe Morrison Fairfax High School 4 Rachel Han Brookville High School 5 Sarah Minor Cosby High School 6 Jordan Webster James River High School 9 Hailey Cook Albemarle High School 10 Julian Dixon L.C. Bird High School Sunday, December 6, 2015 Page 1 of 1 rptFelt grade felt pen first last school 10 1 Douglas Griffin Wakefield Country Day Sch 2 Sydney Robertson Brunswick Academy 3 Lauren Roos Riverbend High School 4 Jacob Dutton L.C. 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