2015 Upper School Thesis Project
Peyton Antwine: "The Ambiguity of Sexuality" Read more
Reese Antwine: "Adaptive Behavior of the Adolescent Protagonist" Read more
Abby Atkins: "The Plight of Women Forced into Uncontrollable Circumstances Under the Influence of Male Oppression: The Feminine Narration" Read more
Jordan Boyd: "The Rise of the Southern Woman from the Old South to the New South" Read more
Georgina Harlan: "Children’s Environments Alter Their Perceptions of the World" Read more
Amanda Holloway: "Substance Abuse as a Means to Escape in Early Twentieth-Century Literature"
Laura Mantooth: "Hopes and Fears of the Oppressor in Dystopian Literature" Read more
Steven Mysiewicz: "Misunderstanding of Flawed Protagonists in Literature" Read more
Madison Perchik: "Loss of Innocence: Dreams as Thieves" Read more
Sam Rickman: "Behind the Mask: Façade and Persona in Early Twentieth Century Literature" Read more
Clare Robertson: "The Female Protagonist’s Journey to Self-Awareness"
Emily Sanderson: "How Twentieth Century Literature Satirically Reflects Its Time Period" Read more
Rebekah Sears: "Abandonment and the Maternal Archetypes" Read more
Adam Sills: "The Destructive Potential of Alienation in the Twentieth Century" Read more
Alan Wilms: "The Tragic Futility of the Quest for an Unattainable Dream" Read more
Austin Wilms: "The Monster as an Instrument for Societal Change" Read more
