Seneca Valley High School - Aquilian Yearbook (Germantown, MD)

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1. PEPSI 1 Rh' YIM OUGH C' D395 MEUS 91122 CHEESE SC SH FS -If visa ms an ci V is 54 F L ff f if f 4 1 1 37 1 2 2? E s A Time To Go It is time for us to go For rt is now our tum, To leave these halls we 've laughed in, These classrooms where we've learned. As seniors, we're a family, Together we have grown, In search of new beginnings Our destinies unknown. We 've shared so much together In these, our high school years. Happiness, fun, and laughter, Sorrow, pain, and tears. lt's time for us to go now Spread our wings and fly, There 's nothing we cannot do, No goal nor dream too high. So as we go our separate ways, To make lives of our own, lt's each other we'll remember, For together we have grown. Leslie A. Scarano November 15, 1984 has

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, f fr I A.- X 2 K I I ,, Photo 31 Photo 32 Photo 33 Photo 44 Photo 35 Photo 436 Carlton Photo 37 - Mrs. Willrams shows that teachers have sprrrt too - Mr. Shea celebrates hrs brrthday - Even teachers have to do research sometrmes -Mrs. Frye shows a student a copy of hrs new scedule -Madame Dudley and Mr Rowsechat rn the hall before class - Ms. Plummer checks out the passes of Glen Ford and Errc - A class anxrous to learn

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. .gg September of our sophomore year found us grouped together at orien- tation, trying to find classes and meeting our new teachers. As we be- came familiar with the halls of Seneca Valley, we concentrated on making new friends from the other feeder jr. High's. Many of us took advantage of the new social life offered to us by attending football games, participat- ing in extra curricular activites, and going to parties. We were caught up in the school spirit again with the ar- rival of B-ball season and an almost play-off season with the apperance of Spring, the musical Grease in which some of us starred, but most of us attended. Before we new it, sum- mer had arrived and it was time to leave S. V. for a blissful months. The next year found us as juniors, still making new friends and enjoying life at S.V. Football season came and went one more time. We were finally upperclassmen with only one more year to go. The year went by with homework and sports and drama as usual-but it was different somehow. We realized that we were no longer the butt of older students' jokes. We were the older students and we had sophomores beneath us. Sweet Charity was the years musical and preparations for the performance Senior Class Officers: Tina Haba-Treasurer, Eric McDon- ald-President, and Patrice King-Vice President. Missing: Lynne Ange-Secretary. A round of applause for our offi- cers for making this our best year, yet. At one of many SGA parties, Brad Rosenthal, Courtney Clements, and Georgia Sullivan take five to munch out. occupied a lot of our extra time. Soon it was june again and time to relaz for another summer. Fall of 84 arrived and met us with many challenges. Now was the time to make decidions the would effect our lives to come. SAT results, class ranks, colleges, careers, they were all things that aqaited us in our senior year. As scary as it was, we all made it, and are each off on our own way. Whether if's college or work or mar- riage- we've all got something excit- ing and challenging lying ahead of us outside the walls of old S.V.