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  • Danville Middle School sent two Mock Trial teams to competition on Thursday, and they both did well. Representing the White Team, are, first row from left, Cody Hess, Alyssa Urban, Amber Pitsenberger, Russell Alden and student advisor Brendan Urban. Second row, from left, are blue team members Lelia Dusthimer, Eva Hawk, David Alden, Michaela Frye and student advisor Anna Lamb. Not pictured, student advisor Dan Alden and the rest of the white and blue team members.
    Danville Middle School sent two Mock Trial teams to competition on Thursday, and they both did well. Representing the White Team, are, first row from left, Cody Hess, Alyssa Urban, Amber Pitsenberger, Russell Alden and student advisor Brendan Urban. Second row, from left, are blue team members Lelia Dusthimer, Eva Hawk, David Alden, Michaela Frye and student advisor Anna Lamb. Not pictured, student advisor Dan Alden and the rest of the white and blue team members.
    Photo by Virgil Shipley
  • April 19, 2011 11:49 am EDT

DANVILLE — Danville Middle School sent 24 students to the Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday to participate in the 2011 Middle School Mock Trial showcase. Divided into two teams, the Blue and the White, the students took part in a simulated murder-on-the-high-seas trial. The case scenario is set in the 1880s and was based on the book, “The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle” by Avi.

Both teams did an outstanding job, and brought home seven of the eight awards they were eligible to win.

For the White team, Amber Pitsenberger and Russell Alden won Outstanding Prosecuting Attorney awards and Jaret Baker earned two Outstanding Witness awards — he served two roles, witness for the defense and witness for the prosecution.

Blue team’s Michaela Frye won an Outstanding Defense Attorney award, and Outstanding Witness awards went to Cole Roskwitalski, prosecution, and Mason Endsley, defense.

pschehl@mountvernonnews.com

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