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

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i .V Mmwlma Q' 13 Rajesh Patel helps count the cans collected by the SGA and student body in the canned food drive. 23 Courtney Clements arranges the cans to be given out to the needy families in the area. 33 The canned food drive resulted in a tre- mendous success of 3,417 cans. A . ,V ' QW T1 ri? mnJmnmun11- wuuamgs Enthusiasm + Hard Work I Success .Q . 3 ,Xiang 4 YM ine- I l -,Q , is yr,, 3 , ' 3 X, -- K J. . 43 The SGA sponsored the Paint-a-Brick activity for the school. 53 The SCA members represent the student body by conducting monthly senator meetings. SGA

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T has L 'll The SGA Officers First row: Amy Caplan, Cindy Atwater, Patti Howard. Second Rajesh Patel jeff Poland Georgia Sullivan 2ilEffdPoland, as vice-president of SGA, discusses more important matters in representing the student o y. Student Government Association Careful planning and organization were key factors in the success of the Student Government Association at Seneca Valley this year. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Bokansky, the S.G.A. offi- cers worked diligently to keep their fellow students informed of all school functions. The student involvement in S.G.A. activities was very impressive this year. Sincere thanks are in order for those of you who supported our efforts such as Homecoming, the Bloodmobiles, the canned food drive, Paint-a-Brick, the computer match, the Wheel-Chair-a- thon, and candy sales. We are grateful to our Executive Board Committee members and senators as well. 31 The SGA Members First row: Kim Stevenson, Melanie Boga- sheksky, Georgia Sullivan. Second: Amy Caplan, Patti Howard, Dana lavadpour. Third: john Alter, Rajesh Patel, jeff Po- land, Cindy Atwater. 43 The lighter side of the SGA. SGA

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