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May 2013 Loudoun County High School

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Principal’s Message

LCHS Newsletter

May 2013 LOUDOUN LOUDOUN LOUDOUN

COUNTYCOUNTYCOUNTY

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL

A School of Excellence

and a Community

of Character

Inside this issue:

415 Dry Mill Road � Leesburg, VA 20175 � 571-252-2000

Guidance News 2

AP Exam Schedule 4

SAT/ACT Testing 4

Honor Roll 5

Class Notes 8

DECA 9

Spring Musical 11

We Caught You! 11

SCA News 12

Women’s & Ecology Club Partner

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Senior Portraits 10

Dates of Interest May 6 ~ AP Testing begins

May 9, 10, 11 ~ Spring Musical

May 19 ~ DECA car wash

May 25 ~ Prom

May 28 ~ Senior trip

May 31 ~ Senior Awards Ceremony

June 3-6 ~ Final exams

June 6 ~ Last day for students

June 10 ~ Graduation

Dear Parents:

Can you believe we are now into the last month of school? Where has the time gone? By all accounts, this has been a great year for the Raider community. Please be sure to check out some of our many activities coming up. Our annual musical is coming up this weekend and all of our mu-sic programs will be taking place during the month of May. In addition, we are having one of the most successful athletic seasons I can remember and anticipate many of our teams will go deep into the playoffs. Prom will be held on Saturday May 25th and all of our awards assemblies will take place on May 31. Yearbooks will also be distributed to all students on the 31st.

For the parents of graduates, all of our end of year activi-ties and dates are listed on our web page under the “Our School” tab. Please note that the senior trip is slated for May 28th. Graduation will be held on June 10th at 8 AM on the front lawn.

Our final exams will be administered the last week of school according the following schedule: June 3, 1st & 2nd blocks; June 4, 7th & 8th blocks, June 5, 3rd & 4th blocks, and June 6th, 5th block. Dismissal each exam day will be at 1:30.

As we come to the close of this academic school year, I want to thank parents, students, and staff for all their hard work in making this another banner year for LCHS. Our PTSA, under the capable leadership of Peter Flynn, has pro-vided a great connection between the parents and the school along with fantastic support to the school. Together, every-one has collectively worked toward providing a great atmos-phere for the students to learn, thrive, and be fulfilled.

May everyone finish this year strong and have a wonderful summer. School starts back on September 3rd.

Sincerely yours,

Bill Oblas


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May 2013

Guidance News

Welcome

Dear Parents and Students,

By now I am sure that you have looked at your student’s 3rd quarter report

card. Please continue to encourage your child to strive during the 4th and fi-

nal quarter. Ending a school year strongly helps students with their cumula-

tive GPA. The guidance department will continue working on schedules for

next year, AP exams, SOL tests, scholarships, and graduation status with the

LCHS students this month.

There will be an opportunity for summer school this year. In the past, many

students have taken advantage of summer school to get caught up or even to

get ahead. Please contact the guidance department with any questions con-

cerning summer school.

Printable Version of High School Summer School Information

Seniors will complete a survey in May that will provide the counselors with

their post-secondary plans along with any scholarships they received so far.

Finally, as the 2013-2014 course selection process closes out this month,

please continue to work with the teachers to make sure that your student’s

schedule is appropriate. Increasing the communication this year will help

make the transition into next year easier.

CounselorCounselor AlphabetAlphabet Mrs. Rowley ............ A-CR

Ms. Schauder ........... CU-HE

Mr. Lesher ............ HI-MC

Mrs. Dunn ............ ME-SA

Mrs. Nagurny ............ SC-Z

Director of GuidanceDirector of Guidance Mr. Croyle

Career CenterCareer Center Mr. West

SecretariesSecretaries Mrs. Fulcer &

Mrs. Eisenmann

Guidance DepartmentGuidance Department Guidance CalendarGuidance CalendarGuidance Calendar

LCHS Scholarship LCHS Scholarship LCHS Scholarship LCHS Scholarship

Awards CeremonyAwards CeremonyAwards CeremonyAwards Ceremony

Loudoun County will be hosting its

annual scholarship awards ceremony

for seniors on Friday, May 31st,

2013, 9am-12:00pm, in the audito-

rium. This ceremony is an opportunity

for LCHS staff and scholarship spon-

sors to present awards to the 2013

LCHS student scholarship winners.

May 6th – 17th AP Testing

May 31st – Senior Awards Cere-

mony (9:00 a.m.)

June 3rd – 6th– Final Exams

June 6th – Last day for Students

June 10th – Graduation (8a.m.)

NCAA

Clearinghouse In order to participate in NCAA ath-

letics in college, students must regis-

ter with the NCAA during their senior

year in high school. Students are en-

couraged to register on-line. A

“Request for Transcript” form must

also be filled out and turned into the

guidance office as part of the filing

process. Students should also meet

with their counselors to review NCAA

approved core courses.


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2013 AP EXAM SCHEDULE

Please visit the LCHS counseling website often for up to date information concerning all

aspects of your student’s high school life! http://www.lcps.org/page/2145

Morning Session 8 a.m.

Afternoon Session 12 noon

Monday, May 6 Chemistry

Psychology

Tuesday, May 7 Computer Science A Spanish Language

Wednesday, May 8 Calculus AB Calculus BC

Thursday, May 9 English Literature and Composition Latin: Vergil

Friday, May 10 English Language and Composition Statistics

Morning Session 8 a.m.

Afternoon Session 12 noon

Monday, May 13 Biology

Physics C: Mechanics

Tuesday, May 14 United States Government and Politics

Comparative Government and Politics French Language

Wednesday, May 15 German Language United States History

Thursday, May 16 World History

Friday, May 17 Human Geography

Week 2

Week 1


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Military Visit Schedule

Military representatives from various branches are scheduled to visit LCHS once a month in the career center. Students interested in meeting with one of these representatives must sign up in the career center with Mr. West or through Family Connection.

Military Branch

Monthly Visit Contact Name Contact # Email

Army 2nd Wednesday, 2:30 pm Sgt. Spencer Emert 877-216-1257 [email protected]

Navy TBD

Air Force 3rd Thursday, 2:30 pm Every other month in Oct

Sgt.

Austin Dalrymple 304-263-5089 [email protected]

Marines 4th Tuesday, 9:30 am Sgt. Matthew Womer 703-764-0330 [email protected]

ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) Career Exploration Program Test

10th – 12th grade students interested in taking this test should register by contacting Mr. West in the career center on 571-252-2012 , email

[email protected] or registering on-line by visiting the Guidance website’s announcement page.

2012-2013 SAT Program Test Dates

Register on-line: www.collegeboard.com for the SAT

2012-2013 ACT Program Dates

Register on-line: www.act.org for the ACT.

In contrast to the SAT, which was designed to assess students by aptitude for collegeIn contrast to the SAT, which was designed to assess students by aptitude for collegeIn contrast to the SAT, which was designed to assess students by aptitude for college---level work, level work, level work, the ACT is more oriented toward specific course areas, and it measures mastery of english, the ACT is more oriented toward specific course areas, and it measures mastery of english, the ACT is more oriented toward specific course areas, and it measures mastery of english,

reading, mathematics, and science.reading, mathematics, and science.reading, mathematics, and science.

Test Date Registration Deadline (Late Fee Required) LCPS Location Test Location

Code

June 1, 2013 May 2, 2013 May 17, 2013 Park View 47-662

Test Date Registration Deadline (Late Fee Required) LCPS Location

June 8, 2013 May 3, 2013 May 4 – 17, 2013 Middleburg Academy *

SAT and ACT Testing Dates


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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2012-2013 3rd QUARTER HONOR ROLL STUDENTS

All A’s HONOR ROLL STUDENTS 9th Grade

ANDERSON, CONNOR E

ANTENEH, MELAT R

BALAC, AIDAN D

BALLINGER, JOSHUA E

BRANCH, NOELLE E

BRINTON, CAMILLA M

BROCK, MARIA M

BULLOCK, OLIVIA C

CUMMINGS, NATHANIEL I

DUERBECK, ERICA M

FOX, JUSTIN R

GIANELOS, ELISABETH H

HINCHBERGER, VICTORIA

JANSEN, BRIANNE N

JONES, CALEB M

KOENIG, JARED P

LEE, ROBERT C

LITTLE, COLIN M

MALLOY, DANIEL M

MALONEY, HAYLI M

MCKAY, MEGAN E

SMITH, PARIS R

STEVENS, MATTHEW D

SUAREZ, LIZZET B

12th Grade

ALEXANDRE, MARIE BERN

BRABENDER, JOHN W

GREENSPON, SARAH S

KRANENBERG, RYAN H

NAJERA, JUAN J

NORDSETH, ANNA E

O`HARA, EVAN M

REINECKE, AMBER N

SOKOL, CATHERINE E

SUN, MATTHEW L

SWIFT, STEPHANIE E

TALBOT, ERICA M

TOURKAMAN, ANABELLA N

VALLEJOS, PAOLA A

WILHELM-WENZEL, JORDA

WILLIAMS, SINCLAIR L

MORRIS, JAMIE L

NELSON, TAYLOR R

PAEK, KATRINA Y

PEKALA, PAUL J

PONTICELLI, NICHOLAS

POPE, MADISON E

RILEY, ASHLEY M

ROBBERSTAD, LOGAN L

ROMBACH, BRYAN M

ROWELL, JESSI K

SAAD, RAMSHA

SCHNEIDER, WIL

SHAW, HAILEY N

SHERIDAN, JASON D

SIGMON, CHAD W

TROXELL, CATHERINE G

VAN NUYS, KATHERINE A

VELASCO, MARIBEL

WU, GRACE D

10th Grade BEARD, LAUREN A

BUSCAVAGE, GRIFFIN M

CANNADAY, SHANNON G

CAVINESS, LACEY E

CHAPMAN, RYAN J

CLANCY, SEAN P

CLARK, DAVID J

COLYER, DALTON P

FREY, RACHEL C

FULGENZI, REESE F

GRANEY, RACHEL H

HOCHSTEIN, MICHAEL J

JIMENEZ, ADRIAN E

KNOX, CHLOE M

LANDICHO, ANDREW P

LINVILLE, IAN M

LITTELL, ALLISON M

LITTELL, EMILY D

LOFTIS, BROOKE M

MALISKA, TIFFANY A

MANZOOR, JAVAID A

MCCLOSKEY, JUSTIN T

ONIFADE, TOLULASE O

PATEL, SUCHI R

SANDBERG, KATE E

SIMMONS, MATTHEW W

SOLIS, EMILY J

THOMPSON, DANNIKA R

THURMAN, HANA R

TIBBITS, TAYLER A

TOBIAS, MATTHEW C

TYLER, ETHAN M

UMSTATTD, KENDRICK M

VEIT, AUSTEN K

WILLIAMS, ADELLE M

WRIGHT, HAYLEY O

WRIGHT, JORDAN H

11th Grade

ALFONSO, SYDNEY A

AMOS, COURTNEY A

BARNES, ELEANOR H

BOOTH, SAMANTHA T

BOURSCHEID, ANDREW J

BROWN, OLIVIA S

CARSON, RACHEL M

CHA, KARIS E

FERNANDEZ, EMILY C

GANDHI, TREVIN

GARVIN, MATTHEW R

GHUMMAN, HAIDER

GRAGAN, JULIA A

HALE, MASON P

HORVATH, GRACE L

JUDD, ANGELA E

KNOBLOCH, KATHERINE E

LEE, MICHAEL

LEVAN, ELISE A

MANZOOR, SHIZA J

MEIGHAN, KIMBERLY N

MOON, MATTHEW R

NGUYEN, VAN D

NORRIS, MEGAN E

PARK, JONATHAN J

PERALES, JOHN M

PETRUZZO, ERIC J

ROMBACH, CULLEN M

9th Grade

ABBASI, OSAMA A

ABOU JAHJAH, KABAS

AHRWEILER, KAITLYN B

AKTER, FARIA

ALEXANDRE, JAMES C

ALLEN, JOHN P

ANDERSON, SEAN K

ANSARI, ROUHAN N

ANTAR, MIREE A

ASAD, AIMAN

AVELAR-VELASQUEZ, JAI

AYALA, CAITLIN I

BALSER, HANNAH D

BARE, MADISON E

BARNES, BRANDON C

BARRINGER, RILEY J

BASCOPE, MILENKA R

BEATON, ELIZABETH R

BEATTY, ANNIE H

BOLLINGER, JENNIFER N

BORREGO, NICHOLAS

BORUP, TAYLOR A

BROWN, VICTORIA C

BUCHANAN, KATHRYN A

BUCKLEW, SAMANTHA D

CALLEY, EDWARD W

CAMINITI, ALESSANDRA

CARCAMO, JACOB M

CAREY, JACKSON G

CARMICHAEL, JOHN D

CARNES, KATHERINE E

CARSON, ADDISON A

CASCO, OTONIEL

CHOWDHURY, SAMIR A

CHRISTOPH, CASEY M

CICALESE, CHRISTOPHER

CLARK, ZACHARY E

CLINGMAN, NATHAN G

COLEMAN, CHARLOTTE L

COLLINS, LUCAS S

CONNORS, SHANNON L

CURTIS, SHANE L

DALESANDRO, ANGELA C

DANCY, LEEANN M

DEASON, STEPHANIE J

DEROSIER, MADELEINE M

DICKINSON, IAN W

DISERAFINO, OLIVIA N

DOLAN, LIAM F

DOROZYNSKI, LYNDSEY A

DUERBECK, JEREMY T

DUNCAN, CLAIRE J

DUNLAP, KATHERINE M

DUNN, TARYN T

ELLO, KASEY A

ELSBERND, CONNOR R

FAUGHNAN-MCDOWELL, CH

FECONDA, ROBERT A

FERGUSON, ANDREW J

FIELDS, SABRINA E

FIGUEROA, GIANNI A

FOX, SAVANNAH K

GALLIMORE, MATTHEW D

GANJRIZ, AZIZALLAH

GARCIA, ANDRES R

GARNHART, GREGORY E

GEARHART, LAUREN W

GERRIOR, SOPHIA M

GETTIER, JOHN M

GILLIS, KAYLEIGH A

GONZALEZ, AMBER N

GRAGAN, SARAH E

GREEN, TAYLOR A

GREENE, MARJASETH A

GRIBBIN, BENJAMIN O

GRIFFITH, SUMNER B

HAAS, CHRISTOPHER A

HAMMOND, SYDNEY N

HARDEN, LAURYN A

HERNANDEZ, CINDY G

HERRERA DE LEON, MARI

HERTEL, MADISON C

HODNETT, DAVID A

HOFFER, JOHN G

HONG-SUN, NATALIA S

HORNER, RYAN K

HRONIK, RICHARD H

HUGHES, ALEXANDER T

IACOPONELLI, THOMAS H

IMTIAZ, SHAHROZ

JACKSON, AMBER R

JACKSON, JOHN R

JIMENEZ, CAMILLA L

JONES, EVAN B

JOSEPH, MALORIE J

KAUFFMAN, CLAIRE M

KENNEDY, CAITLIN E

KHAN, HAMAAD A

KING, HANNAH R

KLING, ALEXA L

KNAPP, BRIAN M

KU, NATHANIEL

KUEMPEL, JOHN M

LAMB, ABIGAIL G

LANN, ETHAN J

LAZZARO, ELIZABETH A

LEONARD, JARED T

LOPEZ QUEZADA, KEBEN

LYNDE, CHELSEA N

MACKRIS, CJAY K

MAGHROURI, SPENCER B

MALANEY, KAYLA M

MALLON, SAMUEL P

MANALEL, JERIN T

MANNI, JESSLYN T

MANZELMANN, CONNOR J

MARBLE, ABBEY F

MARSANO, TONI L

MARTINEZ, ROBERTO G

MATTAR, LIESL M

MATTEO, LUCIA C

MAYER, MADELINE L

MAYER, MICHAEL D

MCCLOSKEY, JACOB R

MCGOVERN, REBECCA R

MCNICHOLL, CONOR P

MCSHEA, HANNAH K

MEZA, WALTER A

MICHALEK, NICOLE M

MILLER, ELIZABETH A

MITCHUM, EMMA H

MONROE, CHRISTOPHER J

MONTMINY, ALEXANDRE J

MORALES, LEE D

MORALES ROSALES, ALEX

MULLEN, DANIEL F

MUNN, STEVEN D

NELSON, JOHN W

NGUYEN, THIEN A

NICHOLS, JARED J

NOWACZYK, GWENDOLYN R

ODEGAARD, TANNER C

ODENWALDT, PAUL A

OLIVER, RYAN E

OLSEN, GRACE S

ORR, ALDEN K

ORRISON, KATHERINE L

OSMAN, BAHAR

OSWARI, DAVID E

PAIGE, ALYSSA J

PALACIOS, CHARLES

PAUL, MARGARET A

PERALES, GRANT H

PERKINS, JACK R

PETRIDES, ANNA C

PEYTON, MADALYN D

PHILLIPS, JACOB E

PHILLIPS, MILLICENT C

PORTURICA, JOSEPH M

PRICHARD, JESSICA L

PULLEN, CHLOE A

QAMAR, FAIZAN

RAMEY, COLTON J

RANDS, LAUREN P

REXRODE, JACQUELYN J

RICE, ANTHONY M

ROSA, JAQUELIN E

SACHS, BRADLEY A

SANDBERG, TODD A

SARVER, ALLISON F

SCALIO, JACK A

SCOTT, JOHN M

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SERAFIN, ELYSE K

SHEPARD, LOREN R

SHIPMAN, SPENCER R

SHOCKLEY, HAILEE S

SIMMERS, DYLAN J

SINGH, SHRAYANSHU -

SLUSHER, BRODY W

SMITH, DARON A

SMITH, GEORGE S

SMITH, NICHOLAS E

SNYDER, GRACE M

STEVENS, MAY C

STITT, EMMA D

STRAKNA, DANIEL T

SUDER, MATTHEW T

SULLIVAN, ROBERT A

SUTPHIN, MARCUS C

SUTTIE, THOMAS G

SWEENEY, SKY F

SZOKA, MADISON R

TALWAR, SNEH

TANGORRA, DEREK T

TEISE, NOAH B

THALER, LOGAN M

THOMPSON, LAUREN T

TIKOYAN, ANI

TOPPER, LAUREN C

TOTH, DANIEL R

TREJO MEXICANO, DALIT

TRUONG, LUKE S

TUPAJ, NICHOLAS D

TUTEN, CARTER H

VAN TOL, ZACHARY C

VARELA-ZALDANA, GABRI

VENTUS, ANGELO

VON KLEECK, JOHN E

WARNER, ALYSSA K

WEBER, BLAKE M

WINN, SAMANTHA A

WRIGHT, ABIGAIL M

WRIGHT, ASHLEIGH P

YOUNG, LUKE A

10th Grade

AHALT, TAYLOR A

ALAYACHEW, MISIKER G

ALLISS, OLIVER A

ANDERSON, NATHAN L

AREF, ROYA

AUCHTERLONIE, MAREK S

AYCOCK, OLIVIA J

BABBITT, MICHELLE C

BARRETT, SPENCER L

BARTHOLOMEI SANTOS, C

BATTS, MADISON E

BEAL, ERICA A

BOLAVAGE, NICOLE A

BOLYARD, ZACHARY A

BORUP, RAYMOND E

(Continued from page 5) BOWMAN, HANNAH G

BRAUN, LYNDA A

BRENNEMAN, HANNAH E

BRONSON, MORGAN O

BUCHANAN, COLLIN K

BUKALA, ANDREW R

BURESH, KYLE J

BURKEY, LELAND R

BUTKIEWICZ, IAN

CASSIDY, KAITLIN A

CHAPMAN, MEGAN E

CHAVEZ, MARIA G

CHAVEZ-ROMO, CESAR E

CHRISTENSEN, LOGAN E

COKAIN, MARCUS L

CONNER, QUINTON X

COSTELLO, ZACKARY J

COTTOM, FRANCESCA I

COUGHLIN, RACHEL A

CROOKS, MATTHEW O

CROOKS, SEAN C

CRUZ, ABIGAIL N

CUMMINGS, SARAH J

CUNNINGHAM, JACOB S

DIAL, DOMINIQUE A

DUKE, EDWARD P

DUMENE, RACHEL L

DUNBAR, KATHRYN S

DUNNE, DELANEY A

DURRER, MICHAEL T

ECK, CAMERON E

ELMORE, MADISON E

ERRAZZOUKI, YASMINE

ESCOBAR CALLES, NATAL

EUBANKS, SARA L

FIELDS, PATRICK O

FISCHER, MEGAN A

FITZGERALD, SOPHIE A

FLAVIN, WILLIAM J

FLYNN, THOMAS E

FRITTER, JACOB H

FRYE, JOHN K

GALEN, MARY Z

GALVIN, SHANICE G

GARCIA, ELENA G

GARCIA, GABRIEL A

GARCIA, LILIANA S

GETTIER, SCOTT C

GILBERT, AUSTIN G

GILLESPIE, ANDREW M

GILLIS, GABRIELLE V

GOMEZ-OCHOA, BEATRIZ

GONZALEZ-GARCIA, VICE

HAINES, DIXIE S

HARDY, MEGAN E

HAVENS, PARKER B

HEBERLING, HANNA R

HENRY, WILLIAM M

HINCHBERGER, BRADFORD

HOKLAND, ERIC N

HOLMES, RICARDO A

HOWERTER, KARSON C

HUGGINS, HARRISON G

HUMPHRIES, KEVIN M

ISQUITH, JOSEPH A

JACKSON, ANTONIO M

JACQUES, ALAINA N

JIMENEZ, CARISSA L

JOHNSON, GELLA M

JONES, LE`SHAUN N

JONES, MATTHEW C

JOSEPH, LIAN M

KAIN, CIARA R

KALIAN, KIRK C

KERKSTRA, RACHEL D

KHAN, ANUSHEH N

KIMBALL, MAX A

KIRBY, MCKENNA R

KLEREKOPER, JACK H

LAKE, PHOEBE A

LANG, KATHERINE M

LEE, AMANDA D

LEON VAZQUEZ, JOAO A

LEVY, ANDREW J

LISON, AUSTEN J

LITTELL, LAUREN E

LOHNEIS, JACK R

LOPER, ERICA J

MALIK, SHAHBAZ A

MARTEN, CARTER L

MARTINEZ CABRERA, WIL

MARTWINSKI, KRISTEN E

MASH, DREW A

MASSEY, JULIA C

MAYER, MARY M

MCGANN, MARCUS T

MCGOVERN, SAIGE C

MCLAUGHLIN, OLIVIA J

MCLISTER, JOHN M

MCNABB, CHRISTOPHER L

MEMBRENO, BEVERLY N

MEREDITH, KRYSTA N

MILLER, QUINCY G

MILLIGAN, CHRISTIAN W

MILLS, MEGAN C

MINER, KYLE S

MINER, VICTORIA D

MORRISON, JAMILA A

MOTHERSBAUGH, TAYLOR

MOZEYKO, JOSEPH M

NARAYANAN, HARSHITHA

NASTASE, SEAN M

NGUYEN, CELINE T

NGUYEN, TAYLOR L

OBAJI, CHIOMA B

OLIVER, HAILEY M

O`CONNOR, GABRIEL J

O`KANE, BENJAMIN J

PATEL, VIYAT A

PATLEN, RACHAEL M

PEPPERS, JOSEPH N

PEREZ, CARLOS E

PETERSEN, NEIL R

PETERSON, CHARLES W

PEYTON, KYLE A

PHILSON, CONNER S

PHIPPS, MATTHEW C

PISTININZI, KATIE L

PITTAS, JACK C

POTTERFIELD, SARA J

PULLEN, CARLY E

PUNTURIERI, CLAIRE E

PURVIS, ALYSSA K

RADILLA-SANTOS, ANTON

RAMEY, LARISSA C

RAMEY, ROSE M

REIMER, KYLE P

REITZ, GLEN S

REXROAD, SAMUEL R

RIKE, AVERY J

RIVERA, LUKE D

ROBILLARD, RACHEL J

ROGERS, ASHLEY L

ROGERS, CAMERON M

ROSE, EVAN T

RUCKER, HOLLY R

RUSSELL, LUCAS W

SAEZ, DAVID S

SALOUS, MOHAMMED H

SCHECHTER, EVELYN L

SCHLUE, KYLE T

SCHMIDT, JOCELYN A

SCHOTT, TIMOTHY C

SCHROLL MCLAUGHLIN, N

SHEEDY, CASSANDRA B

SHEEDY, SAMANTHA Z

SILVEY, JACOB T

SKILLMAN, JORDAN E

SLEDD, YANNI N

STEWART, ALEXIS F

STONE, SARAH M

TAYLOR, NICOLE E

TETT, ADAM C

TETT, ALISON M

TOURBIN, MATTHEW A

TUCKER, ALEXANDER M

TURNAGE, WILLIAM C

TURNER, DELANY E

ULLE, SAMANTHA A

URIAS, AGENLA Y

VANDEGRIFT, HANNAH A

VASQUEZ-CASTRO, KENNY

VAUGHAN, MEREDITH T

VERA, MADISON P

VINCENT, TRINITY N

WALKER, ETHAN D

WALLENSTROM, KYLE M

WALZER, BENJAMIN M

WARNER, KYLE M

WATSON, JOSHUA J

WEIDENBACH, SARA A

WHEELER, MADELINE Q

WHITEHURST, LOGAN D

WIDOM, NATHANIEL B

WIGFIELD, ROBERT G

WILSON, AUSTIN M

WOLFF, TYLER W

WREN, ALYSSA N

YORK, JONATHAN J

YOUNG, ALEXIS M

ZAHID, ANAM

ZARTMAN, BRADLEY E

ZAVALA, GEORGE B

ZEMAN, BROCK E

ZIRPOLI, SEAN M

11th Grade

ADAMS, DAVID Z

AGUILAR-FALLAS, DARY

ALLEN, OLIVIA K

ALLISS, EMILY E

ALLRED, GABRIELLE

ANDERSON, KELSEY L

ARITA IRIARTE, CRISTH

ARLETT, MADISON M

ASAI, ANNE M

AWAN, OWAIS A

BARCLAY, AARON M

BARNES, ANDREW T

BARRY, TERRA A

BARTON, MONICA B

BEANE, MATTHEW H

BEATTY, EMILY A

BEGUN, GABRIEL N

BERNALES, AUDINNE R

BLUMBERG, JOSHUA T

BOLAR, SCOTT D

BRADLEY, EDWARD E

BRANCH, MICHAELA M

BREE, KENDRA M

BROWN, RYAN B

BURKE, BRADFORD J

CALHOUN, TIMOTHY J

CALLES, KYLA

CAMERON, JAMES T

CAREY, LOGAN J

CARREN, MEAGAN E

CICALESE, KYLE V

COLLINS, JACOB N

CONWAY, RACHEL L

COUGHLIN, RYAN L

COVELL, KIRSTEN L

DARMANI, SABRINA

DAWE, WILLIAM H

DEBOARD, JULIA E

DEGROAT, TAYLOR A

DERVISEVIC, NIZAMA

DILLINGHAM, IAN M

DINEEN, HALLIE G

DOBIES, JEFFREY W

DONOVAN, MICHAEL P

DUERBECK, TODD M

DUNLAP, ELIZABETH J

DURAN MEDINA, MADELIN

ELSBERND, MADISON R

ERAZOUKI, NADINE A

EUBANKS, EDMOND M

FADELEY, SARAH K

FARVAH, UME

FARVER, SARAH K

FEDDERSEN, JANE M

FEDERICO, LOGAN K

FERMAN, DAYANA P

FERNANDEZ, ALLISON V

FINGER, JUSTIN P

FLORES, ROBIN S

FONTAN, LAUREN P

FOX, SYDNEY N

FRANZ, SAMANTHA J

FUCHS, DOMINIQUE D

FULGENZI, FALLON L

GARRIDO, NINA

GERRIOR, CHRISTOPHER

GETTIER, KARYS N

GETTIER, RACHEL M

GIANELOS, BRIAN A

GINGELL, THOMAS O

GONZALEZ, ASHLEIGH M

GONZALEZ SANTANDER, N

GUZIK, PHILIP J

HASNAIN, ALI

HEARN, KIMBERLY A

HELMAN, KRISTA S

HELMAN, RACHAEL R

HERTEL, MACKENZIE G

HERTER, CULLEN G

HICKMAN, MEREDITH A

HILDNER, DEAN T

HILGARTNER, CALEB P

HILL, COURTNEY A

HOLMES-HARLEY, GABRIE

HOSS, CONNOR B

HOUMAN, DAVID J

HUIE, KATHLEEN E

HUMMER, BRIAN C

IMTIAZ, SHAHROZIA

JESINSKY, GABRIELLE E

JOHNSON, ROSCOE J

JUTH, NATHAN S

KEENAN, MICHAEL F

KELAHAN, CAMERON M

KENT, KAYLEIGH J

KINARD, SHANE M

KOUNTOURIS, GEORGE V

KOUNTOURIS, GERASIMOS

KOUNTOURIS, MARIOS-YI

KU, RYAN W

KUSHNER, KATERINA M

LARSON, JOSHUA D

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LAZO JULCA, ALEJANDRA

LEVAY, DANIEL A

LIVESAY, DYLAN M

LONGERBEAM, NATHAN S

LORD, ALEXANDRA S

LYNDE, ZACHARY T

MALANEY, ALLISON C

MAMULA, AARON F

MCGOVERN, BRYAN P

MCGRATH, PATRICK J

MCKAY, BRANDON M

MCLAUGHLIN, MADELINE

MCNEECE, MORIAH M

MIN, DON J

MINHAS, MELINA K

MINSINGA, JULIE P

MITCHUM, KATHLEEN A

MONROE, JORDAN A

MONROY, BRIAN

MOORE, BRANDON M

MORENO, JAMES D

MORRIS, ALYSSA N

MORRIS, MICHAEL J

MORRIS, RYAN R

MOSHER, LAUREL I

MRKONJIC, MIRELA

MUTANGU, MICHEE N

NAWAZ, ALI

NEWCOMB, MADELYN E

NGUIMDOH, CHRISTIAN

NORRIS, JEFFREY A

OLZAWSKI, LUKE T

ORCUTT, CHLOE R

ORELLANA-HERNANDEZ, B

ORNDORFF, NICOLE A

ORTIZ, OSIRIS Y

OWENS, PHILIP C

PEARSON, HANNAH N

PEREZ, DOMINIQUE A

PHOU, WANDARYNA

PINEDA-AYALA, CESAR A

(Continued from page 6) PIPER, LAUREN A

PLATT, BRITTNEY N

POTTER, JESSICA L

POWELL, HANNAH G

POWERS, AMANDA R

PURVIS, JAMES J

QUEZADA, MARTIN A

REXRODE, MICHAEL D

RIHN, HENRY T

RISQUE, PAUL L

RODDEWIG, STEPHEN A

ROGERS, SEAN C

SANDERS, NICHOLAS M

SHERIDAN, ASHLEY L

SHERIDAN, SARAH E

SLACK, KELSEY C

SPENCER, AMANDA H

STAPLES, HALEY N

STARZENSKI, DAVID J

STEVENS, MITCHELL A

STEVENSON, MEGAN N

SWEENEY, TROY Z

TEGLER, SYDNEY G

TEISE, NINA N

THOMAS, JOSHUA M

THOMAS, MATTHEW D

THOMPSON, LAUREN E

THOMPSON, SUMMER S

TOMASSONE, ANDREW P

TOOMER, EMMA M

TRUONG, LINDSAY E

VILLALOBOS, STEPHANIE

VILLATORO, ERICA M

VU, THAO T

WALKER, DANIELLE R

WAREHAM, DREW C

WEISSENBERGER, TRAVIS

WHALLEY, NICOLE M

WILLIAMS, BROCK J

WILLIS, JOSHUA D

WONG, BRENDA V

YOUSSEF, AHMED G

ZIENTY, BENJAMIN J

ZURITA ROBLES, JOSE E

12th Grade

ADLER, JULIA E

ALAYACHEW, DAVID

ANDERSON, MICHAEL S

ANTHONY, NICHOLAS R

ARLETT, MAX C

ARNESON, MATTHEW R

ARNOLD, MATTHEW I

BACKUS, SARA C

BALSER, EMILY R

BEARD, KYLE Z

BELL, ALEXIS C

BEUKER, GENE C

BOWERS, ASHLEE E

BOWERS, KYLE E

BRONSON, SHANE R

BROWN, CARTER M

BROWN, EMMA K

BULTROWICZ, ANNA M

BUSCAVAGE, KAMILA B

CAMPBELL, MARK J

CAPERTON, JUSTIN K

CARROLL, TAYLOR F

CASBEER, SHANE N

CHAPMAN, KAYLA M

CHAPMAN, SYDNEY M

CHINN, MEGAN A

CLARK, ANN C

CLARK, ROSS J

COOK, TYLER L

CORRENTI, KAITLYN A

COSSICH, CHRISTOPHER

CREASON, CORINNE N

DICKEY, JONATHAN C

DIMARIA, KELLY A

DINEEN, KASEY C

DOBIES, JESSICA E

DONEHOO, MARK R

DOVE, CHUCKIE R

DREWS, CONNOR F

DUMENE, RICHARD L

EDGAR, ANDREW S

ESCOBAR CALLES, FRANC

EVANS, VALERIE J

FALISKIE, KATHLEEN

FARMER, NIA D

FERGUSON, MICHELLE R

FISCHER, ERIN E

FLYNN, ANDREW T

FORTIER, KRISTOPHER E

FOX, MEGAN E

FULCER, ABIGAIL S

GILBERT, FRANCIS B

GLOE, MARCUS W

GORE, CONNOR M

GRAHAM, STEVEN D

GREENE, BRIANNA E

GRENFELL, NATASHA L

GRIBBIN, MATTHEW V

GRIECO, DANIELLE E

GUIDRY, ALEXANDER S

HALL, LAUREL M

HAMRICK, LINDSEY J

HANNON, AUSTIN F

HARDY, BENTON L

HARE, AVERY S

HOEHNER, CALEB A

HOKAMP, CHRISTOPHER T

HOWERTER, KOLBY J

HUEWE, TAYLOR C

HUMPHRIES, KYLE N

JACKSON, ISIAH R

JACKSON, SIERRA M

JACOBUS, KILEY A

JANSEN, CARLIE A

JOHNSON, KERRY A

KAUFMAN, TIMOTHY J

KNUDSEN, HALEY R

LANCASTER, MATTHEW D

LARA-RODRIGUEZ, RAUL

LATAILLE, ROGER A

LEE, KEVIN S

LOMBARDI, ELENA D

LORENZEN, KATHERINE E

LYDEN, TROY B

MARCANO, LISA M

MARSAN, ETHAN P

MASSEY, GEORGE B

MCCURDY, ROBERT R

MCNICHOLL, CAITLIN L

MCWILLIAMS, PATRICK C

MEDINA, VANESSA J

MENDSCOLE, BENEDICT A

MIHALKA, KYLE A

MILLS, LAURA K

MIRACLE, ZACHARY M

MODOLO, CHRISTINA M

MORON, LEANNA P

MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER J

MOUCHKELLY, YOUSEF

NAVEED, HUMZA S

NESTER, TESSA L

NOTLEY, MICHAEL F

NOUR, AYA H

OSATTIN, HOLLY R

OSWALT, MARK R

OSWARI, ALEXANDER M

OVERHEU, HEATHER L

O`CONNOR, DANIEL J

O`NEIL, SEAN T

PERKINS, SAMUEL L

PETERSEN, CAMERON D

PETRIDES, MATTHEW F

PHILBRICK, LEIGH A

PIPER, CHRISTOPHER T

POWERS, EMMA K

PRATT, KIRSTIE A

QIZILBASH, BELAL A

RAMOS, ERWYN LANCE C

RATTY, DILLON J

READER, ALEXANDER S

RIDDLE, JEFFREY W

RIVERA, ADRIENNE M

RIVERA, KAYLI R

ROBERTS, RACHEL M

RORIE, ANTOINE M

ROWLEY, EMMA H

RUSSELL, MADELEINE L

SACHS, ANDREW M

SAFAEI, SEBASTIAN

SALECK, JESSICA N

SAM, NATALIAH Y

SANDHU, MANDEEP K

SCHRUEFER, BRITTANY L

SCHULZE, KYLE M

SCHULZE, STEPHANIE P

SHEA, DANIELLE N

SHIPMAN, GRANT M

SHOUP, SHANA A

SIMMONS, STEPHEN M

SMITH, CAYLEEN M

SMITH, TYLER W

SOTO, SAMUEL I

SPENCER, BENJAMIN P

STANCIL, JACOB M

STEWART, BENJAMIN L

STINGER, THOMAS Q

STOCKTON, EMMA R

STOWELL, JAMES A

SULLIVAN, MEGAN K

SUPCOE, ROBERT B

SZOKA, BRADLEY M

TAYLOR, JONATHON S

TAYLOR, TREYMAR D

TESKA, WALLACE K

THALER, HANNA

TREJO, MIGUEL

TSCHANTZ, EVAN A

VANG, REBECCA M

VOKETAITIS, DAVID M

VON KLEECK, BRIAN W

WAIN, SARAH E

WATSON, JACK R

WILES, BENJAMIN E

WILLIAMS, SHYLAZA T

ZIRPOLI, ERIN E


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AAAAAAAARTRTRTRTRTRTRTRT DDDDDDDDEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENTEPARTMENT NNNNNNNNEWSEWSEWSEWSEWSEWSEWSEWS

Spring is a great time to visit

college campuses!

There are many college campus Open Houses in the spring.

Check out the college website under Admissions and look

for the “visit schedule” to register. While on your visit

make an appointment to see a professor or director in your

area of interest. For example, if you want to be a teacher,

take time to speak with the Director of Elementary or Sec-

ondary Education.

Have you been working on your resume? This useful tool is

necessary for seniors who request recommendation letters

from teachers or counselors. Use Family Connection to cre-

ate and/or update a list of activities, clubs, volunteerism, etc.

See Mr. West in the career center for help on your resume’.

Now is a good time to register for an SAT or ACT. Be sure

to take the ACT with writing. More and more colleges

accept the ACT.

Where can you get $25.00 worth of FREE food/beverages AND help the Junior Class at the same time?? With our Prom just around the corner (the Saturday be-fore Memorial Day), the Junior Class is hard at it selling Sheetz Coupon Book-lets. Each booklet is chock full of FREE items like hot dogs, coffee, fountain drinks, ff and parfaits along with BOGO offers to include buy one Made to Order sandwich and get the second one FREE! It sounds like it couldn't get any better.....but it does, especially for the JuniorClass. We will make a nifty profit of $4. for EVERY booklet we sell. Since we knew how popu-lar they would be, we ordered 1000 of them. That would be a profit of $4,000. into our prom fund.

Please consider helping us raise the money Please consider helping us raise the money Please consider helping us raise the money Please consider helping us raise the money we need to provide our senior class with a we need to provide our senior class with a we need to provide our senior class with a we need to provide our senior class with a prom they won't forget!!prom they won't forget!!prom they won't forget!!prom they won't forget!!

Photography students pose during their photo shoot in downtown Leesburg.

LCHS art students will be exhibiting work at the Dulles Town Center

mall from May 10th through the 14th. Please stop by to see fabulous

artwork by our talented students.

LCHS Student ExhibitsLCHS Student ExhibitsLCHS Student ExhibitsLCHS Student Exhibits

LCHS Science Honor SocietyLCHS Science Honor SocietyLCHS Science Honor SocietyLCHS Science Honor Society The Science department is pleased to announced that The Science department is pleased to announced that The Science department is pleased to announced that The Science department is pleased to announced that the members of the Loudoun County Science Honor the members of the Loudoun County Science Honor the members of the Loudoun County Science Honor the members of the Loudoun County Science Honor Society have gained a charter membershipSociety have gained a charter membershipSociety have gained a charter membershipSociety have gained a charter membership to to to to thethethethe Science National Honor Society.Science National Honor Society.Science National Honor Society.Science National Honor Society.


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Farewell to School Year 2012-2013 Mrs. Petrella

�� Anabella Tourkaman, President

�� Emma Toomer, VP of Community Service

�� Lexi Bell, VP of Community Service

�� Chris Hokamp, VP of Leadership Development

�� Robbie Supcoe, VP of Leadership Development

�� Kaitlyn Correnti, VP of Professional Responsibility/Academic Preparation

�� Courtney Hill, VP of Professional Responsibility/Academic Preparation

�� Danielle Shea, VP of Public Relations

�� Rachel Gettier, VP of Public Relations

�� Michael Donovan, VP of Membership

�� Karys Gettier, VP of Membership

RELAY FOR LIFE

As our year winds down we are still geared up to participate in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life walk taking place at Heritage HS on Sat-urday, June 1st. This will be our 7th year of partici-pating! Last year we had 41 team members and our team raised a total of $9,732! It is a life-changing event for all participants and we hope to have such fantastic and successful walk this year. Please try to stop my HHS on this day and take a

D ECA, an association of marketing students, guided

by the direction of Marketing Teachers, Mrs.

Diane Petrella, and Mrs. Tricia Virts will had an amazing

year lead for the 2012-2013 officers:

Further fundraisers scheduled include 2 carwashes in May the Roy Rogers by Safeway in Leesburg:

•••• Sunday, May 5th from 10-2 •••• Sunday, May 19th from 10-2

All proceeds will go the LCHS DECA American Cancer Society Relay For Life team.

The School Store, The Raider Trader, is operated by Marketing Education and is open each morning from 8:30-8:50. We offer a wide variety of beverages and snacks, school supplies, as well as Raider spirit wear and spirit items.

If you would like any additional information on DECA membership, our activities, or The Raider Trader, our School Store operated by Marketing Education, please contact Diane Petrella at [email protected]

look at the action. Look for the LCHS DECA site and our on-site fundraiser of root beer floats to be served from 3-5PM on our site. The overall Western Loudoun Relay theme this year is “superheros” so our team has decided on the theme of “The Incredible Hunk” and plan to wear team T-shirts complete with bulging muscles so we can “Crush Cancer”! Fundraising so far for our team has included a Hat Day in which participants donated a $1 to participate to

wear a hat during the school day. We raised $296 and were so pleased with the support!


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Yearbooks will be sold for $80 (cash only) when the books arrive in June.

Supplies are limited.

May 20 and May 21 from 3 p.m. until 9 p.m. in the auditorium Call Lifetouch at 1-800-445-1189 with questions about sitting fees and appointment times. You should re-ceive your assigned portrait date and time in the mail from Lifetouch. After you have your portrait taken, you will go to the Prestige Portrait Website to select the pose you would like to have appear in the 2014 yearbook. This pose must be one with a blue background only. The pose you select should be one with you wearing the supplied drape (girls) or dark coat and tie (boys). If you do not select a pose, or you select a pose that does not meet the specifications above, the Lifetouch lab will choose a pose for you. Thank you for selecting your pose by November 2, 2013 so that the yearbook staff can pre-pare the senior section of the yearbook.

Senior portraits for the rising senior class will be taken on:


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Students who have been “caught” going above and beyond and being an

extra-special Raider will be recognized with a star on our “wall of fame” outside the cafeteria.

Keep doing great things and check the wall often!

Congratulations to:

Grace Harris

doing something GREAT!doing something GREAT!doing something GREAT!

The Drama Department is hard at work rehearsing for this year’s spring musical, THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE is a hilarious tale of overachievers' angst chronicling the experience of six adolescent outsiders vying for the spelling championship of a lifetime. The show's Tony Award winning creative team

has created the unlikeliest of hit musicals about the unlikeliest of heroes: a quirky yet charming cast of outsiders for whom a spelling bee is the one place where they can stand out and fit in at the same time.

The production promises great fun and features the talents of :

Rona Lisa PerettiRona Lisa PerettiRona Lisa PerettiRona Lisa Peretti Stephanie SwiftStephanie SwiftStephanie SwiftStephanie Swift ViceViceViceVice----Principal PanchPrincipal PanchPrincipal PanchPrincipal Panch Eric PetruzzoEric PetruzzoEric PetruzzoEric Petruzzo Logainne SchwartzandgrubenniereLogainne SchwartzandgrubenniereLogainne SchwartzandgrubenniereLogainne Schwartzandgrubenniere Alecia Moore Thurs./Sat. NightAlecia Moore Thurs./Sat. NightAlecia Moore Thurs./Sat. NightAlecia Moore Thurs./Sat. Night Sara Backus Fri. night/Sat. matineeSara Backus Fri. night/Sat. matineeSara Backus Fri. night/Sat. matineeSara Backus Fri. night/Sat. matinee Chip TolentinoChip TolentinoChip TolentinoChip Tolentino Andrew McSheaAndrew McSheaAndrew McSheaAndrew McShea William BarfeeWilliam BarfeeWilliam BarfeeWilliam Barfee Bobby McCurdyBobby McCurdyBobby McCurdyBobby McCurdy Mitch MahoneyMitch MahoneyMitch MahoneyMitch Mahoney Tyler PrattTyler PrattTyler PrattTyler Pratt Leaf ConeybearLeaf ConeybearLeaf ConeybearLeaf Coneybear Cullen HerterCullen HerterCullen HerterCullen Herter Marcy ParkMarcy ParkMarcy ParkMarcy Park Kerry Johnson Thurs./Sat. nightKerry Johnson Thurs./Sat. nightKerry Johnson Thurs./Sat. nightKerry Johnson Thurs./Sat. night Kasey Dineen Fri. night/Sat. matineeKasey Dineen Fri. night/Sat. matineeKasey Dineen Fri. night/Sat. matineeKasey Dineen Fri. night/Sat. matinee Olive OstrovskyOlive OstrovskyOlive OstrovskyOlive Ostrovsky Hallie Dineen Thurs. & Sat. nightHallie Dineen Thurs. & Sat. nightHallie Dineen Thurs. & Sat. nightHallie Dineen Thurs. & Sat. night Shannon Connors Fri. night/Sat. matineeShannon Connors Fri. night/Sat. matineeShannon Connors Fri. night/Sat. matineeShannon Connors Fri. night/Sat. matinee

Wonderful music, surprising improvisation, and four audience volunteer spellers chosen each audience promise to make THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, a delightful theatre outing! Four total performances will be held May 9th, 10th, and 11th at 7:30 p.m. and a matinee performance on Saturday, the 11th at 2:00 p.m. All tickets are available at the door for $10.

Forensics update: Seven students travelled to Harrisonburg High School for the VHSL State Forensics

tournament Saturday, March 26th.

The Spring Musical!The Spring Musical!The Spring Musical!The Spring Musical!


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SCA SCA

NewsNews

On May 31st, three separate academic awards assemblies

will be held for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. The

freshmen and junior assemblies will both begin at 9 am.

The freshmen will meet in the main gym, while the juniors

will meet in the cafeteria. The sophomore assembly will

follow the freshmen assembly at approximately 10 am.

Two awards will be given in each of the core subject areas.

The Outstanding Student award honors those students who

have given a consistent extra effort to their studies and who

have achieved the highest possible grades. They have

shown a love for learning and won the respect of their

teachers and peers.

The Rising Star award is given to students who show great

promise in a particular subject. Their talents and skills are

just emerging. These students have made great progress over

the course of the year, and their teachers expect that they

will continue to achieve to their highest potential. Students

earning these awards will receive a medal and a certificate.

The SCA has been working hard this

month on many projects. Work is con-

tinuing on the senior wall, the Golden

ticket fundraiser kicks off this month,

and SCA officer elections for next year

will be held at the end of the month.

The SCA had a great start to the painting

of the Senior WallSenior WallSenior WallSenior Wall! The senior class is leav-

ing their mark on LCHS as they get ready

for the next step in their lives after high

school. About half of the students have

already placed their hand on the wall and

the process is continuing along smoothly.

Once all of the hands are up, Ana Valdez

will begin painting the beautiful mural

above the handprints!

A Prom Ticket for $2?! Prom Ticket for $2?! Prom Ticket for $2?! Prom Ticket for $2?! Buy a candy bar

and you will have the chance to win a

Prom Ticket. Starting April 17th the

SCA’s Golden Ticket fundraiser begins!

They will be selling chocolate bars in

front of the library for $2. The flavors

include: Caramel, Almond, Peanut But-

ter, Crispy, and Milk Chocolate. Inside a

chocolate bar could be a Golden Ticket

that can be redeemed in Mrs. Thomas’s

room (227) for a prom ticket. An undis-

closed number of tickets are hidden, one

per chocolate bar.

Backpack Buddies Backpack Buddies Backpack Buddies Backpack Buddies is now under the care

of Ana Mitchum, parent liaison, and is be-

ing housed in the Guidance Department.

It’s that time of year again! Election time!Election time!Election time!Election time!

The SCA set up the officer elections for next

year’s SCA. All of the candidates were ex-

cited to have the opportunity to run for such

a prestigious position. The elections took

place on April 25th and 26th during all lunch

shifts. There was a good voter turn out for

the 2013-2014 SCA officer elections.

The winners are:The winners are:The winners are:The winners are: President - Katherine Knobloch

Vice President - Cullen Herter

Treasurer - Sydney Fox

Secretary - Summer Thompson

Reporter - Sophie Fields

Senior DelegatesSenior DelegatesSenior DelegatesSenior Delegates

1. Dean Hildner

2. Patrick McGrath

3. Micaela Branch

Junior DelegatesJunior DelegatesJunior DelegatesJunior Delegates

1. Hayley Wright

2. Madison Batts

Sophomore DelegatesSophomore DelegatesSophomore DelegatesSophomore Delegates

1. Katie Van Nuys

2. Elizabeth Lazzaro

The SCA thanks the LCHS community The SCA thanks the LCHS community The SCA thanks the LCHS community The SCA thanks the LCHS community

for their continued support! for their continued support! for their continued support! for their continued support!

In addition, the freshman, sophomore, and junior having

the highest GPA at the end of the first semester will receive

the Top Scholar medal. Students who earned all A’s in all

subjects all year will receive a certificate and an Academic

letter or an Academic pin to place on their letter, if previ-

ously awarded.

Finally, the Most Promising Freshman, Sophomore, and Jun-

ior awards will be presented. This award honors one student

in each of these grades who has shown outstanding leader-

ship and moral character both within the classroom and in

our school community. The students selected have not only

distinguished themselves academically, but have also con-

tributed to the school itself through participation in clubs,

sports, theater, music, art, student government, or other

school activities. The faculty nominates deserving students

and then votes on the recipient of this prestigious award. The

students selected receive an engraved Jefferson cup. Parents are welcome to attend

the assemblies.

Academic Awards Academic Awards Academic Awards Academic Awards

Assembly is set for May 31Assembly is set for May 31Assembly is set for May 31Assembly is set for May 31stststst


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The Woman’s Club of Loudoun and the Ecology The Woman’s Club of Loudoun and the Ecology

Club of LCHS Partner on Wildlife ProjectClub of LCHS Partner on Wildlife Project

The Woman’s Club of Loudoun funded a wildlife project developed by the Ecology Club of Loudoun County High School. As part of its mission to support conservation, the Woman’s Club of Loudoun was pleased to be able to collaborate with the club. Mrs. Carolyn Ryman, president of the Woman’s Club, contacted Mrs. Tracy Webster, the club advisor, expressing her interest in joining together on a local conservation project. Club members proposed the construction and placement of bluebird nest boxes.

Ecology Club members built twelve bluebird nest boxes of oak and walnut lumber. Their de-sign was very similar to the Virginia Bluebird Society suggested plans, including the recom-mended predator guards for snakes and raccoons.

Seven of the nest boxes are now located on school grounds. The club received some advice on box placement from Janet Locklear, who manages many of the bluebird trails throughout Loudoun County. She was able to walk the school property with Mrs. Webster to find ideal sites. It is recommended that boxes be at least 300 feet apart. Seven boxes fit "comfortably" on school grounds and the other five were placed in the Fox Ridge development, adjacent to the high school.

The Woman’s Club of Loudoun received an Honorable Mention award from the General Federa-tion of Women’s Clubs for this project. The Woman’s Club of Loudoun actively supports the Loudoun County Public School district, sponsoring four $500 HOBY State Leadership grants and annually awarding a $1000 scholarship to a graduate of Monroe Technology Center. New members are always welcome. At LCHS, the Woman's Club recognizes an outstanding member of the Crossed Sabres literary magazine staff and one outstanding member of the Raider newspaper staff. The students' names are engraved on the Helen Niman Raider Award plaque.


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GUIDANCE STAFF Mr. Croyle ................. Director of Guidance

COUNSELORS

Mrs. Rowley ................. A - CR

Ms. Schauder ................. CU - HE

Mr. Lesher ................. HI - MC

Mrs. Dunn ................. ME - SA

Mrs. Nagurny ................. SC - Z

Mrs. Fulcer ............... Guidance Secretary

Mrs. Eisenmann ............... Secretary

Mr. West ............... Career Center

MAIN OFFICE STAFF Ms. Harden................. Secretary

Mrs. Cameron................. Secretary

Mrs. Garrison................. Secretary

Mrs. Spencer................. Attendance

Mrs. Rives................. Bookkeeper

Mrs. Nernatzis................. Nurse

Main Office: 571-252-2000

Fax: 571-252-2001

Attendance: 571-252-2002

Guidance Phone: 571-252-2012

Guidance Fax: 571-252-2013

ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Oblas – Principal

Mr. Patterson ..............Assistant Principal

Mr. Brown ..............Assistant Principal

Mrs. Heanue .............Assistant Principal

Mr. Wright ..............Athletic Director

Loudoun County High School

415 Dry Mill Road SW

Leesburg, VA 20175

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