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

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1. S. Galley What spirit! S. Pella A. Harmon 2 row- L-R S. Galley L. lones C. Reighard M. jordan 3. Getting psyched at a pep rally. 4. j.V. cheerleaders bringing the crowd to their feet. 2. 1 row- LLR T. McDonald, K. whnmore, Cheering for the j.V. sports is different than cheering for Varsity sports, but these eight dedicated girls did it! Waking up at 8:00 A.M. to cheer at a 10:00 A.M. game doesn't seem like much fun, but the j.V. cheerleaders enjoyed ev- ery minute of it. These girls participated in fund- raisers during the year as well as helping out with Homecoming decorations. Throughout football and bas- ketball season each girl had a chance to show her individual leadership as each week the girls rotated the position of captain. lt was a gratifying experience. Enjoying lt All! j.V. Cheerleaders

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The Majorettes had a fine year twirling their batons at football and basketball games. They sup- ported their teams and took pride in their performances. Kim Wade, S.V.'s Golden Girl, amazed the crowd while she twirled away with fire batons or two batons at once. She also aided the Major- ette squad in perfecting their rou- tines. She showed much leader- ship and care for the squad. Ms. Berman, the sponsor, was proud of her girls. 1. P. Walker and D. Mills smile for the camera. routine. 2. M. Bogachefski concentrates on the 3. L-R M. Rzeszut G. Bunnell P. Walker 4. K. Wade proud of her performance! D. Mills C. Levin, Bogachefski Majorettes Twirling To Perfection

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Enthusiastic And Spirited! Hard work and dedication is what it takes to make a great cheerleading squad. This year's Varsity squad be- gan their hard work during the sum- mer. The members of the 1984-85 Var- sity squad attended Camp Rambel- wood to learn new chants, cheers, and lessons in leadership. Discipline and dedication were largely en- forced during the girls' stay at camp. Days began at 6:00 A.M. when they were called to 'rise and shine'. Breakfast was served and immediate- ly following, practice began. After practicing all day, the differ- ent squads competed against one another at night. S.V.'s squad won blue ribbons three out of the four nights of this competition. In a final competition, S.V.'s squad, with their spirit and enthusiasm, proudly took the prize for the best, overall squad. The cheerleaders did a marvelous job at arousing the crowd's spirit when S.V.'s team was winning and inspiring the crowd when the team ' 5?:lg7i A , 1. Oh where oh where! 2. I. Adleman helps to cheer on the victo- ry. 3. H. Emerick, S. Bertinatli, S. Park, 1. Tal- bert, D. Fickland, K. Heister, Eagle mascot M.K. Gomez, j. Nanto, P. Howard 4. S. Bertinatti after a long game. Not shown: L. Rubenstein, K. Adleman, M Holman, T. Proctor