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

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'Sports Spotlight Clare is the best golfer lve ever had Shes unselfish, works hard and her main goal comming into the sea son was to brmg the State Champ: onshlp back to Seneca This is what by the journal Clare s personal accomplishments reached far Her long list of achieve , ,HW Z ments include winning the PGA Na- tional lr. Championship, placing second in the North-South tourna- ment, making the All American team, being ranked in the top three in the nation for her age group by Golfers Digest, nad quaifying for the jr World Championship Clare has been playing for many years and she improves yearly Clare s lowest score for this year is a 2 gy f 2' l f' 1 c Q in f f f 9155922 -. ,ggifaiti ' 1 vw , 41. ff ,'N,,, t rung. I , ,Y I . 5, Mr. Turbull talks to Clare and Ed Dolan before the match 6. Steve Fremerman practices before his match. nh I - . . . 70. H . 1 A W 4, ,I .6 J V' ' . .- K - J ' my I ,, . . ,V it A M I Coach Turbull was quoted as saying - H. A' ,, ,. . A f .,.. 4 is ' ' K tvvf , ,V

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-l Golf Takes State! This year's Golf Team was the strongest Seneca has seen yet. They finished with a final record of 19-1 and a first in the State Tournament. The top four players were Clare Dolan, Ed Dolan, john Nelson and Steve VanZutphen, with David Gu- larson and Randy Barnes as alternates. The State Tournament was a fantastic display of talent. This talent was evident through the entire season. . The team was very close, like a family. They supported and helped each other. The team had strength and depth, and that's what made this season a success! says Coach Tur- bull. There were some disappointing moments. These came when the undefeated team lost the last match of the regular season and when they lost the County Championships by one stroke. All in all, this team's success was one they and Seneca can be proud of. 'l. L to R, Back:Coach Turnbull, Ed Dolan, David Gularson, Randy Barnes, Chris Doser, Robert Young, Steve VanZutpen. Front: Chris Boss, Dave Ervin, Clare Dolan, john Nelson, Scott Haslock 2. john Nelson warms up before teeing off. Regular Season Tournament Post Season Germantown 410 Districts 301 Mont. Vill. 384 County Champ. 397 Laytonsville 369 ' State Champ. 627 ' Argyle ID 384 Day 1 317 Washington 402 Day 2 310 3. Ed Dolan fools around be- fore practice. 4. Dave Gularson gets a clean Golf

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U Y C Tough Season Girls Varsity Volleyball ended a tough season with a 0-14 record. There was only one returning player to varsity this year, making for more of a rebuild- ing season. Said Coach Miss Treado, lt is not how many we won or lost that we will remember, but how we played the game. Through team effort and deter- mination, the eagles held together while also creating fun and good times. The captain of the team was Reta Mar- tin, andthe co-captain was Nan Patton. Named Most Valuable Player was Nan Patton. The team is already looking for- ward to next season where they will be starting out with many returning play- ers. The girls volleyball team ended its season with an overall record of 0-14. BQ fa, ' 2 ,ff if fi f ' JW A 5 x r I X 1 Z ., ,, J 'ei ff l - 1 . A zg I ff ' ,.., A ' 1 V' U V l. .z Jw, X 'T , ,, ' 1- '- Hi ' ., ,D f man, Nan Patton, Reta Martin, Thanh Nga Burrell, Chris Padilha, BACK: Brad Ro- senthal iManagerl, Miss Treado tCoachJ, Tina Yu, Alison Rognlie, Allison Sutton, Kim McLeskey, Courtney Clements, Tara Osier, joann Holston, Aileen Hubert. 3. FRONT: jennifer Michael, Wendy Saltz- ' I 'I. Nan Patton and Wendy Saltzman slide for the final hit. 2, Tara Osier helps out hurt teammate Wendy Saltzman. 4. jump . .. ...Smash!!