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

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11 Sophomore Section: Susan Carter, Robin Doser, Laura Worman, and Kathy Daughtry. 21 Organization Section: Ingrid Baik, Vickie Fang, julie Commette, and julie Hauber. 31 Sports Section: Paige Pawlak, Kathy Clark, and Beth Crowley. va, Vw ., Ik A , , , I x' ' 5 , ' X ww Strivin For Excellence age.. lf ' 41 Photographers : Eric Fyock, Paul Vetter, jeff Li, Benji Lapski, jennifer Slothower, Kirsten Albers, Cathleen Smith, and Lorin Drezin. 51 Copy Writers: Lisa Samorajczyk, julie Wagner, and Linda Savage. 61 Faculty Section: jennifer Woolbright, Laura Worman, and Pam Gerran. Yearbook

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13 The Yearbook Sponsor: Bobbie McNairy. 21 Editors in Chief: Kelly Rogers and Pam Gerran. 35 Senior Section: Krissy Parker, Krissy Pay, Betsy Wexler, Debbie King, and Lisa Thompson. The Ye This year's yearbook staff met the challenges of deadlines and previously set high standards with determination and commitment. Staff members, under the leadership and guidance of advisor Mrs. McNairy, worked long hours throughout the entire schoolyear in order to successfully complete their jobs. Although many people originally signed up to be mem- bers ofthe staff only the truly deticated stayed until the very end. Some of the many duties of the yearbook staff include designing layouts, interviewing staff members and students, writing and editing copy, obtaining photographs of individuals and organizations, formulating ideas that went with out theme Excel , thinking up original cap- tions, and conducting student polls. Some of this was done during summer workshops but most of the work was accomplished on school days, occasionally not being completed until 6:00 P.M. Seneca Valley's Yearbook Staff deticated themselves to their peers, adminstrators, and teachers in the creation of a yearbook that ex- hibits teh traditional Pride of the Valley and a special striving for excellence. I Yearbook arbook Staff . . . 41 Senior Section: Lori Otlowski and Nancy Hoffman. Sl junior Section: Leslia McMasters and Dan Corrigan

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11 The Members of SADD First row: Michelle james, Michelle Shook, Shelley Barnes, Tracy Lutz. Second row: Mrs. Burkey, Tracy Durkin, Shelly Ridder, Dale lackson, Laura Rerden, Amy Caplan, Sharon Vargo, Georgia Sullivan, Sheila Spangler. The SADD Fight To Save Lives The message is clear-do not drink and drive. Those words are heard all over the country on TV, the radio, and on bumper stickers, largely due to groups such as SADD-Students Against Drunk Driving. The organization was in its formative stage last year, but became active this year. The group was formed as a response to need. A need for Americans, especially teenage drivers, to know the real consequences of driv- ing while intoxicated. SADD, which is open to all students and eager for new members, has ten active members, twenty altogether. The group brings information to stu- dents through posters in the halls and shocking PA announcements. They also help in trying to pass legislation for stricter laws and longer sentences for those convicted of drunk driving. Presi- dent Sema Blackman and sponsor Mrs. Burkey feel that many deaths due to drunk driving last year are proof that something needs to be done. SADD agrees and is trying to eliminate such tragedies nationwide, and to prevent them from taking the life of any one at Seneca Valley. - SADD E . 4 NNY af YK Q Q? st f 9 X? f .,...a 1 S ,Q V 9, 'f , Z ff, ENC so Hein ' me .V it VRLLEU D D ix it ii ii UH li? , . llihlli -K -- . , Ill ' K if Lv ,A I J G Vi Mix. A . l'5'Wi.l0.:'iYil'Ld2 .?.l9 f. X tw 21 Michelle james displays a poster drawn to convince to others, the importance of SADD. 31 Tracy Lutz and Sheila Spangler hold a bumper sticker showing their opinion of drunk driving 41 Sema Blackman points out a poster portraying the life of a convicted drunk driver. I I sn 'H