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

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11 Many parents meet and support our school's Booster Club 21 The membership of Boosters has risen each year proving it to be a worthwhile endeavor L Boosters . . . Our Eager Supporters The Seneca Valley Booster Club con- sists of faculty, students, and parents of students who are concerned with an all-around education for those who at- tend our high school. Since 1974 this outstanding group has contributed hard work and support in keeping our extra curricular activities running smoothly. The Booster Club has given support to such groups as: Football, Basketball, Softball, Band, Poms, National Honor Society, NIROTC, Swimming, Track, and Yearbook. The Boosters raise mon- ey through projects like working in the football concession stands and selling snacks during the Christmas Basketball Tournament. ln addition, the Boosters helped fund the lighting of the football field which started last year. 31 The members of the Booster Club dis- cuss future projects needed to raise money. 41 The Boosters are concerned with a well- rounded education for the students of our school. Boosters

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13 The National Honor Society Members First row: Brad Rosenthal, Mike Ho, jeff Li, Vickie Fang. Second: john Alter, Ken Littrell, Forrest Chang, Rajesh Patel, jeff Dunn. Third: Thanh Nga Burrell, Lisa Samorajczk, Courtney Clements, Linda Fong, Wendy Oakey, Christie Nguyen, Lori Hill. Fourth: Kelly Rogers, Leigh Rubinstein, Melody Mendenhall, Tina Yu, Michelle Burch, Christie Schuchter, Diane Pickle. Fifth: jeff Ludwig, Sam Kim, Amy Rabb, Mrs. Adkins. The National Honor Society Many People believe that this year's Seneca Valley chapter of the National Honor Society is the best ever, because of the tremendous amount of motiva- tion of its members. Not only have they continued to dedicate themselves to their studies in school, but they have also strived to aid their community. The officers initiated fundraisers, which members were only too happy to par- ticipate in, and NHS members orga- nized a college fair and continued the in-school tutoring program. Zj The NHS continued to strive for excel- lence throughout their senior year, with president Mike Ho, vice president Courtney Clements, secretary Vickie Fang, and treasurer Brad Rosenthal. Honor Society

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13 The Members of the Keyettes were: First row: Lisa Garlin, Shelly Ridder, Mindy Cassara, Tina Yu, Razia Kosi, Second: Mrs. Murfin, Ingrid Baik, Valerie Lewis, Yvonne Zietlow, Nancy Cassara, Kristen Kuehne, Monica Hill. penmg New Doors Seneca Valley's Keyettes is an organi- zation whose primary concern is for community service. This organization consisted of twenty students and was sponsored by Mrs. Murfin. The Hallow- een party and other activities were funded by bake sales, cookie sales, car washes, flower sales, and the most suc- cessful, being the candy cane messages and Easter baskets with messages. All of the remaining funds were used in their annual Keyettes convention to Ocean City in April. As you can see, Keyettes was a big success this year! 2l Yvonne Zietlow is proud to be a Keyettes member and helping the community. 31 Shelly Ridder is happy with the success of the Keyettes and the special feeling of helping people. 47 Ingrid Baik points out to others the im- portance of the Keyettes in serving the community. Keyettes