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<p>Luke Racicky, son of Corinne Currie-Racicky of Mountain Top and a seventh-grade student at Wyoming Seminary Lower School, and Lukas Racicky of Hanover Township, survived seven rounds of the school-level competition of the National Geographic Bee contest and a chance to continue on to state competition. Owen Rowlands, fifth grade son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rowlands of Hazleton, was runner-up. The school-level Bee was the first round in this annual competition. From left, are: Racicky, William Davis, Bee moderator and Sem social studies faculty; and Rowlands.</p><style>
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Wyoming Seminary Lower School students compete in National Geographic Bee