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Contact: Jenni Brockman Phone: 804-443-3357 Fax: 804-443-6781 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tappahannock (May 28, 2004) - Girls become leaders at St. Margaret's School, where there are more than 50 opportunities to captain teams, lead class activities, head organizations and help administer residential life. Students tapped for 2004-2005 positions in school government, the peer leader program and the dormitories were installed in a recent candlelight chapel service 
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Girls hold the light of leadership as they are installed as new student leaders at St. Margaret’s School.
Faculty and students selected six area girls for leadership positions: Annie Arnest of Kinsale, school president; Becky Clark of Lively, peer leader and day student prefect; Erin Martin of Callao, day student prefect; Neillee Katona of Dunnsville, peer leader and day student prefect; Katy Saunders of Tappahannock, junior class president; and Palmer Ware of Dunnsville, Honor Council Head. Boarding students chosen for leadership positions include Vera Attaway of Raleigh, NC, peer leader; Anee Berberian of Dharan, Saudi Arabia, Honor Council member; Elizabeth Brown of Berryville, senior warden (student chapel leader); Rachel Chang of Dae Jeoun, Korea, Honor Council member; Jennifer Clark of West River, MD, head boarding prefect; Taylor Miller of Warrenton, sophomore class president; Susannah Orem of Reston, senior class president; Kristin Price of Forestville, MD, Honor Council member; Ciara Robinson of Alexandria, peer leader; Stef Rosen of Woodbridge, school vice-president; and Danielle Urey of Silver Spring, MD, peer leader. New dormitory prefects also were named. In addition to Clark, Price and Robinson, these students will work with residential life staff to ensure a safe and healthy community: Jessica Bailey of Agoura Hills, CA; Augusta Banner of Mason, TX; Jackie Brunk of Jackson, WY; Alle Davis of Chestertown, MD; Melissa Farara of Tortola, British West Indies; Graycie Overman of New Bern, NC; Abbey Potter of Bealeton; Hope Scott of West Point; Brooke Shafer of Fredericksburg; and Eileen Tsai of Chia-Ihsien, Taiwan. |
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