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

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Mr 84 Miss Seneca Contests 1 Two examples of why the cornpetion was so tough at the Miss Seneca Contest. 2 The handsome Mr. Seneca contestents. 3 Sharon Vargo, this year's Miss Seneca. 4 Look at those stylish outfits. 5 A possible Mr. Seneca cringes in anticipation. 6 jeff Reed was crowned Mr. Seneca 1985. The annual Mr. Seneca and the first annual Miss Seneca contests were held in May. The first run- ner up in the Mr. Seneca contest was lon Nanto and the new Mr. Seneca for 1985 was jeff Reed. In the Miss Seneca contest Shelly Slade was first run- ner up and Sharon Vargo was crowned the first Miss Seneca. Both contests were alike in that there were four judges from outside the school and all contes- tants were judged in four different events. ' l ' V 1 N1 1 I Mr. And Miss Seneca . F. NfL,1 'P'- CN wwf