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

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German Club V Seneca Valley's German Club, spon- sored by Frau Hunter, had a very event- ful year. One important service they performed was raising funds for the Foreign Language Computer through the sale of Toblerones. They also took a trip to the National Art Gallery and made German gingerbread heart cook- ies for Valentine's Day. 13 The German Club Members First row: joe Maguire, Vickie Fang, Den- nis Vich, Dimitri Holman, Steve Marzof. Second: Forrest Chang, Ben Thompson, john Hoppes, Daniel Hoppes, Brett Chontos, Peter Heyman. Q Latin Club h L ' Cl b M bers Zlgrsi rdtlslllAldJa Deja? Melody Mendenhall, Georgia Sullivan, Patrice King, jeff Li, Courtney Clements jennifer Slothower. Second: Meeyoung Yoon, Amy Caplan, Linda Fong, Tracy Lutz, Clare Dolan, Craig Delorean, Steve Ervin. Third: Sumita Guntakata, Missy HOGBY, Wendy Oakey, Leigh Rubinstein, Anne Schindler, Stephanie Kantor, Miss P. Magee. The Latin Club at Seneca Valley had another successful year. Although the club only had three classes of Latin stu- dents to draw from, it was not lacking in membership. The members enjoyed participating in activities such as a trip to a Greek restaurant. Miss Magee sponsored the club. GermanfLatin I

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French Club The Seneca Valley French club was sponsored by Madame A. Dudley. This group of students met every two weeks to plan their various activities, including after school movie parties, home par- ties, and trips to French restaurants. This club was a good opportunity for students to get together and enjoy a little French culture. 11 The French Club Members First Row: Grace Chou, Susan Schima, loe Maguire. Second: Trang Tran, Char- lotte Kim, Amy Kamlot, Wendy Oakey, Mehrnaz Neyzari. Third: Allison Zazulia, Christie Nguyen, Ingrid Baik, Barbara Bickham. Missing: Anupama Marathe. S The 1984-1985 school year marked the second year of the existence of the Spanish Club at Seneca Valley. Last year's president senior Brad Rosenthal, was elected to serve another term, and senior Thanh Nga Burrell was selected as vice-president. Students in the Span- ish Club were brought together by a mutual love for, and appreciation of, the language. FrenchfSpanish K t ., ,Q 'YW 5 nish Club 23 The Spanish Club Members First row: Thanh Nga Burrill, Brad Rosenthal, Vineeta Rastogi. Second: Lisa Samorajczyk, Susan Schima, Alpa Desai, Kyung Hu, lan Yoon. Third: Ingrid Baik, Christie Nguyen, Gidget Bunnell, Melanie Bogashefsky, Julia Shaver, Tracy Lutz, Kelly Ann Toland. Fourth: Tara Soriano, joe Maguire, Britt Chontos, Tanuj Seoni, Peter Heyman, Keith Kessell.

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Russian Club The Seneca Valley Russian Club met once a week to plan various activities after school. This club was an opportu- nity for the members to get together outside of the class and speak Russian. 'Il The Russian Club Members First row: Gidget Bunnell, Melanie Boga- shefsky, Lisa Samorajczyk, Brad Rosen- thal, Vickie Fang, julie Commette. Second: Wendy Gilson, Courtney Cle- ments, joe Maguire, Brit Chontos, Peter Heyman. Q: 1'Z4V ' W t A Blast! For the past two years, the Space Shuttle Team has been developing a project to be launched on a future shuttle mission. The project, deemed SPAM lSeneca Polyethylene Agravity Meltl, involves the melting and recrys- talling of polyethylene in zero-gravity. The group hopes to find that the forma- tion of the crystals is more uniform without gravity, thus creating a stronger plastic. Mrs Cox is the sponsor for this group of highly motivated young scientists. RussianfSpace Shuttle 21 The Space Shuttle Team Members I First row: Tonya Lewerenz, Mark Bykoski, lon Kay, julia Shaver. Second 2 Mrs. Cox, Andy Loggia, Dawn Kuntz, Diane Pickle, Richard Parker, john Mingus, Pat Ziselberger, Debbie Robinson, Amy Rabb. Third: Paul Vetter, Erik Etz, Manish Shah, Ken Littrell, Mark Lemkin, Meeyoung Yoon, Sanjay lagannath, Kyung Hu, Raja Shroff. Not pictured: Andy Choi, Sam Kim. g