Seniors & Colleges
Seniors 2010
A typical senior year at GW starts off with students researching colleges and working on college essays first in English class and culminating with a three day essay writing retreat at Lake Anna. Students and teachers stay in rustic cabins on the lake away from distractions and surrounded by supportive friends and teachers. The next few months seniors are busy submitting applications, keeping up with school work, and participating in various school activities. By mid winter most are done with applications and are stunned at the realization that their senior year is almost over. Early spring, college acceptances arrive and the whole senior class and a group of teachers celebrate the year with a week long beach trip to Corolla, NC. The senior beach trip is a week of creating memories that last a life time.
Seniors 2009
Twenty incredible GW students graduated on June 13, 2009. The graduation ceremony held at the GW Masonic Temple included speeches by our Directors Ms. Alexa Warden and Mr. Richard Goldie; awards and comments from Mr. Pereira, Mr. Hartman and Dr. Cox; Quotes and Quilts given from underclassmen to all seniors; moving speeches given by each senior; piano by Lydia Newlon and all of this orchestrated by the master of ceremonies Mr. Lindner. The graduation ceremony was followed by a scrumptious luncheon and viewing of the seniors memory boards. Special thanks go out to all of our junior student and parent volunteers.
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