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

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rx . S.V. and G-burg cheerleaders unite in a chant. . 1. Nanto showing his enthusiasm. . Eagle mascot Tina Haba taking a well-deserved drink. 'l 2. S. Park, D. Ficklin, and P. Howard raise the crowd's spirit, 3 4 f i was down. Much enthusiasm, pride, and spirit was shown by everyone, even the parents. john Nanto did a fine job show- ing his spirit and amazing the crowd with his back flips. This year the crowds were the best ever, say the cheerleaders.

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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

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A Christmas Carol Bah! Humbug! was not the audi- ence's reaction to the Center Stage production of A Christmas Carol on at if December 14 and 15. The classic Dick- ens tale was brought to life by a fine 352' C cast, accompanied by the singing of the ' f.'f . L w Wg Chamber Chorale. The production ' ., F' .. ' . - starred joe Maguire as Scrooge and -l,' . , ' Shelly Ridder as the narrator. The ef- A V- forts of the make-up and costume tfr ,. 5 ,. 1, w ,, J 3 4 ' fa l Q crews added both realistic 19th century -Q clothing and three apparitions scary V 1 Q, enough to evoke screams from the chil- ' ' i -W ff'-1 O1 '-1 's 1, .3 t x R 6 dren in the audience. The stage and '- gf Props crews contributed to the authen- ' ' 1 'ifi-Ti tic period decor. This dramatic effort of fr over sixty people was held together by the creative direction of Dr. Tom Bo- gar, assisted by Susan Fazakerley and Susan Rudick, and Stage Managers Wendy Oakey and Kelly Ann Toland, Center Stage's production of A Christ- mas Carol not only brought holiday warmth to our audiences, but contrib- uted box office proceeds to the Mont- gomery County Hunger Fund. 13 Shelly Ridder acted as narrator throughout the la . Zllivtillce Brady made a spine-chilling ghost. 33 Ron Christy, as the ghost of Christmas present, shows Scrooge a look at the life he leads. 41 Ken Harley, playing the ghost of Christmas past, leads Scrooge on a trip through the past. fail SJ Members of the cast First row: Diane Groff, Shanti Parikh, Shelley Grant, Dawn Cannon, friend, Caryn Stern, friend, Nancy Cuff, friend, David Mitchell, friend, Wendy Hunt, jon Nanto, Maurita Zielinski, Linda Robinson. Second row: Vineeta Rastogi, Shira Katz, Mary Lai, Diane Pickle, loey Nanto, Heather Midgley, julie Semenuk, Richard Emer, Carlos Robinson, Charlie Kelley, Jody Fields, Carla Boles. Third row, Shelly Ridder, Kenny Neal, Anne Schindler, Lisa Harless, jeff Dunn, Iessica Steichen, Mark Swaim, Lisa Mullen, jay Midgley, Ken Harley, loe Maguire, Ron Christy, Mike Brady, julie Slatnick, lay Arcarese, lohn Alter, Pat Ziselburger, Chris Carlton, Carrie Bland, Heather Stalen, Chris O'Malley. 61 Nancy Cuff looks surprised as scrooge played by joe Maguire, offers money to the poor. -.ll DI-uf