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Eighth grade third place winner Grace Francis, 2015 Power of the Pen, fourth place Austin Pleiman,
fifth place Courtney Batten.

  
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Three Versailles students in top 5 at district POP

BOTKINS – Your best friend collapses; rushed to the hospital. For the next year the youngster supports her friend… they will get through it together. At some point, however, the child begins to see her friend losing ground. At some point, she has to accept reality and say good-bye… “I love you, mom.”

Two students shared a bond… that of being unpopular in their school. Then they meet a girl who appeared to be as much outside the “in-groups” as they were. They form a friendship. They meet others; over time learn valuable lessons. Once she asked what would happen if she were no longer there; they had no answer. Shortly after that she was gone and the two boys had to search their souls to remember the lessons she had taught them.

These were just two of the essays and narratives that stood out at the annual District Power of the Pen Tournament at Botkins Local School Feb. 14.

The competition brought over 200 7th and 8th grade students from a four-county area to answer three prompts given them by the tournament administrators. They only had 40 minutes to complete each session...

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Versailles 7th and 8th grade team.
 
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2014 file photo of Power of the Pen District contestants
 

 
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