may 2012 county of character high school

May 2012 Loudoun County High School

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Principal’s Message

LCHS Newsletter

May 2012 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

SAT/ACT Dates 3

Keyettes Happenings 4

Honor Roll 5

AVID Hosts Fab Fifties Museum

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Class Notes 8

Raider Debate 9

LCHS Presents Footloose

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LCHS DECA News 10

Business & IT Class 11

BPO News 12

PTSA 12

Parent Resource Center

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Dates of Interest

♦ May 7– 18 AP Testing

♦ May 9 & 10 Interims

♦ May 10, 11, 12 Presentation of “Footloose”

♦ May 17 PTSA Meeting 7-8

♦ May 21 & 22 Class of 2013 Senior Portraits will be taken

♦ May 24 Band Movie Night

♦ June 1 Scholarship Award Ceremony

♦ June 2 Relay for Life

We are now into the final week of the academic year and in the midst of our end of year testing window. Please be sure to check out our SOL test schedule listed on our main page of our website. Also, this time of year, we are planning a great many awards programs in both athletics and academics. Our big day for academic awards is scheduled for Friday, June 1st. That morning each class will conduct their separate assem-blies. Freshmen, Juniors, and Seniors will have their program at 9:00 AM and the Sophomores will have theirs at 10:15. Parents are welcome to attend any of these events.

Our annual Spring Musical will be put on by our award-winning drama department on the evenings of May 10, 11, and 12 at 7:00 PM. This year the production is Footloose.

The Junior/Senior prom will be held at the National Con-ference Center on Saturday, May 26th from 8 PM to midnight. Our final exam schedule is as follows: June 5th, 1st and 2nd blocks; June 6th, 7th and 8th blocks, June 7th, 3rd and 4th blocks, and June 8th, 5th block. Dismissal will be at 1:30 on each of the days. Students may opt to be dismissed on the 8th at 11 AM with parent(s) permission, but transportation will not be available until 1:30. Those staying on the last day may re-main in the cafeteria until the buses arrive.

Finally, our graduation will be held at 8 AM on the front lawn of the school on Monday, June 11th. Be sure to follow the senior events on the school website for updates, instruc-tions, plans and dates for senior events. These can be found under the “students” tab on our webpage.

As we come to the end of this year, by all accounts, it has been a great year for the Raiders. Please encourage your children to be sure to cap it off with a strong finish. Have them get plenty of rest and eat a good breakfast in order to be able to perform well on our tests and exams. Sincerely, Bill Oblas


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May

Guidance News

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Please visit the LCHS Guidance web page

for up-to-date news, events,

and schedules.

�� Counseling Department

Calendar of Events

�� Summer Programs

�� Scholarships, Scholarships,

Scholarships!!

�� Family Connections

�� College Testing Program

Schedules

�� College and Career

Information

�� And much, much, more!!!

http:www.loudoun.k12.va.us/lchs (Select guidance from yellow bar menu)

May CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay CalendarMay Calendar

May 7th – 18th AP Testing

May 9th & 10th Interim Reports Issued

May 22nd Rising 12th grade Night

May 21st & 22nd Senior Portraits 3-9 in Auditorium

June 1st Senior Awards Ceremony (9:00 a.m.)

June 6th – 8th Final Exams

June 11th Graduation

Information for Rising

Seniors Tuesday, May 22nd

7:00 – LCHS AUD

This workshop is designed for

parents of rising seniors

(current 11th graders) to discuss

the college application process,

information from Mr. Brown

the senior class sponsor, an

overview of financial aid, and

details about senior portraits

and purchasing senior ads in

the yearbook. The program will

last about an hour and fifteen

minutes, with each presenter

lasting about 20 minutes. There

will be time for questions after

the presentation is complete.

Welcome

NCAA

Clearinghouse

In order to participate in NCAA ath-letics in college, students must reg-ister with the NCAA during their sen-ior year in high school. Students are encouraged to register on-line at www.ncaa.org. 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 ap-proved core courses.

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 final

quarter. Ending a school year strongly helps students with their cumulative

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

Printable Version of High School Summer School InformationPrintable Version of High School Summer School InformationPrintable Version of High School Summer School InformationPrintable Version of High School Summer School Information

next year easier.


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2011—2012 SAT Program Test Dates

2011-12

Test Dates Test

U.S. Registration Deadlines

Regular Late (a fee applies) Local High School

Test Center

May 5, 2012 SAT & Subject Tests

April 6, 2012 April 20, 2012 Broad Run

June 2, 2012 SAT & Subject Tests

May 8, 2012 May 22, 2012 Park View

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

2011—2012 ACT Program Dates Registration (including test date changes) for 2011-2012 test dates will open by mid-July. Please try back then. Updated publications and fees will also be posted at that time.

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

Morning Session 8 a.m.

Afternoon Session 12 noon

Monday, May 7 Chemistry Psychology

Tuesday, May 8 Computer Science A Spanish Language

Wednesday, May 9 Calculus AB Calculus BC

Thursday, May 10 English Literature and Composition

Latin: Vergil

Friday, May 11 German Language U.S. History

Morning Session 8 a.m.

Afternoon Session 12 noon

Monday, May 14 Biology Physics C: Mechanics

Tuesday, May 15 United States Government and Politics

French Language

Wednesday, May 16

English Language

and Composition Statistics

Thursday, May 17 Macroeconomics World History

Microeconomics

Friday, May 18 Spanish Literature

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Test Date Registration Deadline (Late Fee Required)

June 9, 2012 May 4, 2012 May 5 – 18, 2012


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CounselorCounselor AlphabetAlphabet

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

Ms. Smerdzinski .............. 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

The Keyettes had fantastic results for our 3rd annual fashion show to benefit the cure for Cystic Fibrosis. We raised $1,400, more than any previous fashion show and our attendance was great. Thanks to speakers Ms. Pam Stewart, our own Shelby Rombach, Ms Webster and her two daughters Ryleigh and Madison. Thanks to all of you in the community who donated time and items to make this event a huge success.

LCHS Scholarship

Awards Ceremony

Loudoun County will be hosting its

annual scholarship awards ceremony

for seniors on Friday, June 1st, 2012,

9am-12:00pm, in the auditorium. This

ceremony is an opportunity for LCHS

staff and scholarship sponsors to pre-

sent awards to the 2012 LCHS student

scholarship winners.

Your senior portrait will be taken on either 5/21 or 5/22 in the late afternoon and evening on the auditorium stage. If you do not receive your appointment time in the mail at

home, please call Lifetouch at 800-445-1191 to find out your scheduled time.

For your yearbook pose, girls will wear the drape supplied

by the photographer and boys should wear a dark suit coat

and a dark tie with a white shirt. Lifetouch will provide

the suit coat if you would like.

When you select your yearbook pose online, you must select

a pose with a blue background.

Please feel free to email Mrs. Alt with any questions

about your senior portraits.

May

Flowers


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9th Grade

AHALT, TAYLOR A

ALAYACHEW, MISIKER G

ALLISS, OLIVER A

ANDERSON, NATHAN L

AREF, ROYA

AYCOCK, OLIVIA J

BABBITT, MICHELLE C *

BARRETT, SPENCER L

BATTS, MADISON E

BEAL, ERICA A

BEARD, LAUREN A *

BOLAVAGE, NICOLE A

BOLYARD, ZACHARY A

BORUP, RAYMOND E

BOSSERMAN, GRIFFIN D

BOWERS, MADISON R

BOWMAN, HANNAH G

BRAUN, LYNDA A

BRENNEMAN, HANNAH E *

BRONSON, MORGAN O

BUCHANAN, COLLIN K *

BUKALA, ANDREW R

BURESH, KYLE J

BURKEY, LELAND R

BUSCAVAGE, GRIFFIN M

CAMPBELL, NICHOLAS W

CANNADAY, SHANNON G *

CASSIDY, KAITLIN A

CAVINESS, LACEY E *

CHAPMAN, MEGAN E

CHAPMAN, RYAN J

CHAVEZ, MARIA G *

CHAVEZ-ROMO, CESAR E

CHRISTENSEN, LOGAN E

CHRISTY, BENJAMIN A

CLANCY, SEAN P *

CLARK, DAVID J

COKAIN, MARCUS L

COLYER, DALTON P

CONKLIN, BRETT D

CONNER, QUINTON X *

COSTELLO, ZACKARY J

COTTOM, FRANCESCA I

COUGHLIN, RACHEL A *

CROOKS, SEAN C

CRUZ, ABIGAIL N

CUMMINGS, AHMAD A

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

ESCOBAR CALLES, NATAL

EUBANKS, SARA L

FIELDS, PATRICK O

FISCHER, MEGAN A

FLAVIN, WILLIAM J

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2011-2012 3rd QUARTER *All A’s HONOR ROLL STUDENTS

FLYNN, THOMAS E *

FREY, RACHEL C

FRYE, JOHN K

FUCHS, ZACHARY M

FULGENZI, REESE F *

GALEN, MARY Z

GALVIN, SHANICE G

GARCIA, GABRIEL A

GETTIER, SCOTT C

GILBERT, AUSTIN G

GILLESPIE, ANDREW M *

GILLIS, GABRIELLE V

GONZALEZ, ANDRES A

GONZALEZ-GARCIA, VICE *

GRAHAM, PARKER W

GRANEY, RACHEL H

GREENE, MAYA S

GUARDADO RUBIO, KEVIN

HAGLER, ERIK R

HAINES, DIXIE S

HARDY, MEGAN E

HAVENS, PARKER B

HEBERLING, HANNA R

HENRY, WILLIAM M

HINCHBERGER, BRADFORD *

HOCHSTEIN, MICHAEL J *

HOKLAND, ERIC N

HOLMES, RICARDO A

HOWERTER, KARSON C

HUGGINS, HARRISON G

HUMPHRIES, KEVIN M

ISQUITH, JOSEPH A

JACKSON, ANTONIO M

JACOBO SILES, HEIDY

JACQUES, ALAINA N

JIMENEZ, ADRIAN E

JIMENEZ, CARISSA L

JOHNSON, GELLA M

JONES, LE`SHAUN N

JONES, MATTHEW C *

JOSEPH, LIAN M

JOYA, JHONY V

KALIAN, KIRK C

KELLIHER, LOGAN R

KERKSTRA, RACHEL D

KEYES, BRITTANY F

KHAN, ANUSHEH N

KIMBALL, MAX A

KIRBY, MCKENNA R *

KLEREKOPER, JACK H

KNOX, CHLOE M

KORB, ETHAN M

LANDICHO, ANDREW P *

LANHAM, PAUL A

LEON VAZQUEZ, JOAO A

LEON, ALEJANDRO

LEVY, ANDREW J *

LEWSEN, PATRICK C

LINVILLE, IAN M *

LISON, AUSTEN J *

LITTELL, ALLISON M *

LITTELL, EMILY D *

LITTELL, LAUREN E *

LOFTIS, BROOKE M *

LOHNEIS, JACK R

LOMELIN, NATHANIEL A

MALISKA, TIFFANY A

MARTEN, CARTER L *

MARTINEZ CABRERA, WIL

MARTOHUE, ALEXIS M

MASH, DREW A

MASSEY, JULIA C

MASTERS, ROBERT U

MAYER, MARY M

MCCLOSKEY, JUSTIN T

MCELHINNEY, D`MARCO

MCGANN, MARCUS T

MCGOVERN, SAIGE C

MCLAUGHLIN, OLIVIA J

MCLISTER, JOHN M

MCNABB, CHRISTOPHER

MEMBRENO, BEVERLY N

MEREDITH, KRYSTA N

MILLER, QUINCY G *

MILLIGAN, CHRISTIAN

MILLS, CHARLIE H

MILLS, MEGAN C

MINER, VICTORIA D

MOMBENGA EGBOKO, NATH

MORRISON, CAMARA A

MORRISON, JAMILA A

MOTHERSBAUGH, TAYLOR

MOZEYKO, JOSEPH M

MUTANGU NZOMAFU, JOSU

NARAYANAN, HARSHITHA

NASTASE, SEAN M *

NEWELL, JOSEPH C

NGUYEN, CELINE T *

NGUYEN, TAYLOR L

O`CONNOR, GABRIEL J

O`KANE, BENJAMIN J

OBAJI, CHIOMA B

OLIVER, HAILEY M

ONIFADE, TOLULASE O

OSORIO RODRIGUEZ, ANY

PATEL, SUCHI R *

PATEL, VIYAT A

PATLEN, RACHAEL M

PEPPERS, JOSEPH N

PERALTA, BRIANA M

PEREZ, CARLOS E

PETERSEN, NEIL R

PETERSON, CHARLES W

PETRAITIS, RENATA D

PEYTON, KYLE A *

PHIPPS, MATTHEW C

PISTININZI, KATIE L

PITTAS, JACK C

POTTERFIELD, SARA J *

PULLEN, CARLY E

PUNTURIERI, CLAIRE E *

PURVIS, ALYSSA K *

QUESENBERRY, BRENT L

RADILLA-SANTOS, ANTON *

RAMEY, ROSE M

RAMIREZ JUAREZ, MARIA

RAMOS NUNEZ, ERIK A

REIMER, KYLE P

REITZ, GLEN S

REXROAD, SAMUEL R

RHODES, JEREMY H

RIKE, AVERY J

RIVERA, LUKE D

ROBILLARD, RACHEL J

ROGERS, ASHLEY L

ROGERS, CAMERON M

ROSE, EVAN T

RUCKER, HOLLY R

SAEIDI, MARSHALL A

SALOUS, MOHAMMED H

SANDBERG, KATE E *

SANTANA, ISAIAH J

SCHECHTER, EVELYN L

SCHMIDT, JOCELYN A

SCHOTT, TIMOTHY C *

SCHROLL MCLAUGHLIN, N

SEGOVIA, FATIMA Y

SHEEDY, CASSANDRA B

SHEEDY, SAMANTHA Z

SILVEY, JACOB T *

SILVEY, ZACHARY R

SIMMONS, MATTHEW W *

SKILLMAN, JORDAN E

SLEDD, YANNI N

SOLIS, EMILY J

STEWART, ALEXIS F

STONE, SARAH M

TAYLOR, NICOLE E

TETT, ADAM C

TETT, ALISON M

THOMPSON, DANNIKA R *

THURMAN, HANA R

TIBBITS, TAYLER A

TOBIAS, MATTHEW C *

TOURBIN, MATTHEW A

TUCKER, ALEXANDER M *

TURNAGE, WILLIAM C

TURNER, DELANY E

TYLER, ETHAN M *

ULLE, SAMANTHA A

UMSTATTD, KENDRICK M *

VANDYKE, ANDREW O

VANGILDER, JEFFREY C

VASQUEZ-CASTRO, KENNY

VAUGHAN, MEREDITH T

VEIT, AUSTEN K *

VELEZ, NOAH T

VERA, MADISON P

VERGARA, ANTONIO G

VILLEDA, WALFREN O

VINCENT, TRINITY N

VOKETAITIS, JONATHAN

WALLENSTROM, KYLE M

WALZER, BENJAMIN M

WARNER, KYLE M

WATSON, JOSHUA J

WHEELER, MADELINE Q

WIDOM, NATHANIEL B

WIGFIELD, ROBERT G

WILLIAMS, ADELLE M *

WILSON, AUSTIN M

WINNER, RHIANNON B

WOLFF, TYLER W

WREN, ALYSSA N

WRIGHT, HAYLEY O *

WRIGHT, JORDAN H

YORK, JONATHAN J

YOUNG, ALEXIS M

ZAVALA, GEORGE B

ZEMAN, BROCK E *

ZIRPOLI, SEAN M *

10th Grade

ABAWI, ALEX M

ABOU JAHJAH, KATYA

ADAMS, DAVID Z *

ADAMS, LUKE T

ADDAE NUKU, CHERYL A

ALFONSO, SYDNEY A

ALLEN, OLIVIA K

ALLISS, EMILY E

ALLRED, GABRIELLE *

ALVARADO, JIM

AMOS, COURTNEY A

ANDERSON, KELSEY L

ARANIBAR CUELLAR, JES

ARLETT, MADISON M

ASAI, ANNE M *

ASHTON, TYREL D

AWAN, OWAIS A

BARCLAY, AARON M

BARNES, ANDREW T

BARNES, ELEANOR H

BARRY, TERRA A

BARTON, MONICA B

BARTYCZAK, DANIEL L

BASSANTE GARCIA, MARI

BEATTY, EMILY A

BEGUN, GABRIEL N

BERNALES, AUDINNE R *

BLUMBERG, JOSHUA T

BOLAR, SCOTT D

BOOTH, SAMANTHA T

BOOTZ, NATALIE K

BOURSCHEID, ANDREW J

BOUWEIRI, KATHERINE

BOUWEIRI, WILLIAM E

BOWLDS, RYAN A

BRADLEY, EDWARD E

BRANCH, MICHAELA M

BREE, KENDRA M

BROWN, OLIVIA S

BROWN, RYAN B

BURKE, BRADFORD J

CALHOUN, TIMOTHY J

CALLES, KYLA

CAMERON, JAMES T

CAMPBELL, MAKAYLA E

CAREY, LOGAN J

CARREN, MEAGAN E

CARSON, RACHEL M *

CARTY, PATRICK J

CARVER, SHAWN M

CASTILLO VELASCO, CAR

CHUNKO, SCOTT C

CICALESE, KYLE V *

COLLINS, JACOB N

CONWAY, RACHEL L

COUGHLIN, RYAN L *

COVELL, KIRSTEN L

CRISTWELL, MICHAEL D

CROWE, MICHAEL W

DARMANI, SABRINA

DAY, HUNTER M

DEBOARD, JULIA E

DERVISEVIC, NIZAMA

DILLINGHAM, IAN M

DINEEN, HALLIE G

DONOVAN, MICHAEL P

DUERBECK, TODD M

DUNLAP, ELIZABETH J

DUNN, HUNTER J

ELSBERND, MADISON R

EUBANKS, EDMOND M

FADELEY, SARAH K

FARVAH, UME

FARVER, SARAH K

FEDDERSEN, JANE M

FEDERICO, LOGAN K

FERMAN, DAYANA P

FERNANDEZ, EMILY C *

FINGER, JUSTIN P

FLORES CASTRO, OSCAR

FLORES, ROBIN S

FRANZ, SAMANTHA J

FUCHS, DOMINIQUE D

FULGENZI, FALLON L

GANDHI, TREVIN

GARDNER, NOAH W

GARRIDO, NINA

GARVIN, MATTHEW R *

GERRIOR, CHRISTOPHER

GETTIER, KARYS N

GHUMMAN, HAIDER *

GIANELOS, BRIAN A

GINGELL, THOMAS O

GONZALEZ, ALICIA V

GONZALEZ, ASHLEIGH M

GRAGAN, JULIA A *

GRAY, BIANCA K

GRIFFITH, SAMUEL P

GRIMSLEY, TYLER B

GUERRA, CARLOS

GUZMAN, FABIOLA

HALE, MASON P *

HARBOUR, ZACHARY M

HASHAGEN, LOGAN M

HEARN, KIMBERLY A *

HELMAN, KRISTA S

HELMAN, RACHAEL R

HERNANDEZ, LUIS A

HERRING, TIMOTHY R

HERTEL, MACKENZIE G

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HERTER, CULLEN G

HICKMAN, MEREDITH A

HILDNER, DEAN T

HILGARTNER, CALEB P

HILL, COURTNEY A

HOKLAND, SHAYLA M

HOLLAND-GREEN, KENYAH

HORVATH, GRACE L

HOSS, CONNOR B

HOUMAN, DAVID J

HUIE, KATHLEEN E

HUMMER, BRIAN C

IMTIAZ, SHAHROZIA *

JESINSKY, GABRIELLE

JOHNSON, ROSCOE J

JOYA, EVER A

JUDD, ANGELA E

JUTH, NATHAN S

KAGAN, SHAWN G *

KEENAN, MICHAEL F

KELAHAN, CAMERON M

KHAWAJA, PAUL D

KIMMEL, PATRICK W

KINARD, SHANE M

KING, ANGEL V

KLIPSTEIN, HANNAH P

KNOBLOCH, KATHERINE *

KOUNTOURIS, GEORGE V

KOUNTOURIS, GERASIMOS

KOUNTOURIS, MARIOS-YI

KU, RYAN W

KUSHNER, KATERINA M *

LANGMEAD, EVAN T

LARSON, JOSHUA D

LATEGANO, MONIKA A

LEE, MICHAEL

LEIGH, TRISTAN J

LEVAN, ELISE A *

LEVAY, DANIEL A

LEVESQUE, ANDREW J

LIVESAY, DYLAN M

LOPEZ, ERIC A

LORD, ALEXANDRA S *

LUTKINS, NICHOLAS W

LYNDE, ZACHARY T

MALANEY, ALLISON C

MAMULA, AARON F

MANNI, TRENT A

MARROTTE, BRANDON M

MCGRATH, PATRICK J

MCKAY, BRANDON M

MCKINSTER, TROY G

MCLAUGHLIN, MADELINE

MEASE, SARAH E

MEIGHAN, KIMBERLY N

MICHAUX, LILI C

MINSINGA, JULIE P

MITCHUM, KATHLEEN A

MONROE, JORDAN A

MOON, MATTHEW R *

MOORE, BRANDON M

MORRIS, ALYSSA N

MORRIS, RYAN R

MOSHER, LAUREL I

MRKONJIC, MIRELA

(Continued from page 5) MURDOCK, NICHOLAS W

MUTANGU, MICHEE N

NAWAZ, ALI

NEWCOMB, MADELYN E *

NEWELL, WILLIAM M

NORRIS, JEFFREY A

NORRIS, MEGAN E *

NOWACK, BRANDON M

OLZAWSKI, LUKE T

ORCUTT, CHLOE R

ORNDORFF, NICOLE A

OSORIO RODRIGUEZ, JAE

OWENS, PHILIP C

PARK, JONATHAN J

PATEL, ANUJ

PERALES, JOHN M *

PETERSON, JONATHAN C

PETRUZZO, ERIC J *

PHILLIPS, MARGARET E

PHOU, WANDARYNA

PINEDA-AYALA, CESAR

PIPER, LAUREN A

POELL, MATTHEW C

POTTER, JESSICA L

POWELL, HANNAH G

POWERS, AMANDA R

QUEZADA, MARTIN A

REIMER, BRYAN C

REXRODE, MICHAEL D *

RICHARDSON, JOHNNIE

RIHN, HENRY T *

RISQUE, PAUL L

RODDEWIG, STEPHEN A *

ROGERS, SEAN C

ROMBACH, CULLEN M *

RUSSELL, JULIETTE E

SANDERS, NICHOLAS M *

SELLERS, JUSTIN J

SHAMENKO, ALEKSIY V

SHERIDAN, ASHLEY L

SHERIDAN, SARAH E *

SLACK, KELSEY C

SMITH, PARIS R

SPENCER, AMANDA H *

STANCIL, JACOB M

STARZENSKI, DAVID J

STEVENS, MATTHEW D

STEVENS, MITCHELL A

STEVENSON, MEGAN N

STRAUGHN, IRENE R

SUAREZ, LIZZET B

SWEENEY, TROY Z *

TEGLER, SYDNEY G

TEISE, NINA N

THOMAS, JASON T

THOMAS, JOSHUA M

THOMAS, MATTHEW D

THOMPSON, LAUREN E

THOMPSON, SUMMER S *

TOMASSONE, ANDREW P

TOOMER, EMMA M

TRUONG, LINDSAY E

TWIGG, ZACHARY M

VAN TOL, CAMERON C

VILLALOBOS, STEPHANIE

VILLATORO, ERICA M

WALKER, KATHERINE Q

WAREHAM, DREW C

WEISSENBERGER, TRAVIS

WENTWORTH, SYDNEY V

WHALLEY, NICOLE M

WICK, MELISSA Z

WILLIAMS, BROCK J

WILLIAMS, JADE A

WILLIS, JOSHUA D

WILSON, LOUIS D

WONG, BRENDA V

YOUSSEF, AHMED G

ZURITA ROBLES, JOSE

11th Grade

ADLER, JULIA E

ALAYACHEW, DAVID

ALEXANDRE, MARIE BERN *

ANDERSON, MICHAEL S

ANTHONY, NICHOLAS R

ARLETT, MAX C

ARNESON, MATTHEW R

ARNOLD, MATTHEW I

BACKUS, SARA C

BALSER, EMILY R

BELL, ALEXIS C

BEUKER, GENE C

BOWERS, ASHLEE E

BOWERS, KYLE E

BRABENDER, JOHN W *

BREE, RACHEL D

BRONSON, SHANE R

BROWN, CARTER M

BROWN, EMMA K

BUSCAVAGE, KAMILA B

CAIN, AMI B

CANNADAY, JAMES T

CARFAGNO, LIA K

CARLYON, ETHAN J

CASBEER, SHANE N

CHAPMAN, SYDNEY M

CHUDASAMA, JYOTIBA

CLARK, ANN C

CLARK, ROSS J

CLARK, SAMANTHA E

COOK, TYLER L

CREASON, CORINNE N

CUMMINGS, JOEL C *

DAVIS, DERIEN R

DIAL, MATTHEW A

DICKEY, JONATHAN C

DIMARIA, KELLY A

DINEEN, KASEY C

DOBIES, JESSICA E

DONEHOO, MARK R

DREWS, CONNOR F

DUMENE, RICHARD L

EDGAR, ANDREW S

ELLO, MEGHAN C

ESCOBAR CALLES, FRANC

EVANS, VALERIE J

FALISKIE, KATHLEEN

FARMER, NIA D

FERGUSON, MICHELLE R

FERRELL, QUENTIN L

FISCHER, ERIN E

FLYNN, ANDREW T

FORTIER, KRISTOPHER

FOX, MEGAN E

FRAZIER, REID D

GARRETT, SARA E

GILBERT, FRANCIS B

GLADSTONE, TAYLOR R

GLOE, MARCUS W

GRAHAM, STEVEN D

GREEN, JASCINTO M

GREENSPON, SARAH S

GRIBBIN, MATTHEW V

GRIECO, DANIELLE E

GUIDRY, ALEXANDER S

HALDEMAN, ERIC M

HALL, LAUREL M

HAMMOND, KATHRYN D

HANNON, AUSTIN F

HARE, AVERY S

HEBERLING, BENJAMIN

HOKAMP, CHRISTOPHER

HOWERTER, KOLBY J *

HUEWE, TAYLOR C

HUMPHRIES, KYLE N

IBRAHIM, HANA A

JACKSON, ISIAH R

JACKSON, SIERRA M

JACOBUS, KILEY A

JANSEN, CARLIE A

JOHNSON, KERRY A *

JOSEPH, PATRICK L

KNOX, TIANNA F

KRANENBERG, RYAN H

KU, JESSALYNNE M *

LACEY, XAVIER M

LAMBERT, CALLIE B

LANCASTER, MATTHEW D

LARA-RODRIGUEZ, RAUL

LARRY, KATHLEEN N

LATAILLE, ROGER A

LEE, KEVIN S

LITKE, SARA D

LOKEY, JACOB A

LYDEN, TROY B

MARSAN, ETHAN P

MARTIN, JOSHUA T

MASSEY, GEORGE B

MCCURDY, ROBERT R

MCSHEA, ANDREW J

MEDINA, VANESSA J

MEID, SEBASTIAN C

MENDSCOLE, BENEDICT

MIHALKA, KYLE A

MILLS, LAURA K

MIRACLE, ZACHARY M

MODOLO, CHRISTINA M *

MORON, LEANNA P

MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER

MOTIVANS, ISABEL F

MOUCHKELLY, YOUSEF

NAJERA, JUAN C

NAJERA, JUAN J *

NAVEED, HUMZA S

NESTER, TESSA L *

NORDSETH, ANNA E *

NOUR, AYA H

O`CONNELL, QUINN S

O`HARA, EVAN M

O`NEIL, SEAN T

OSATTIN, HOLLY R

OVERHEU, HEATHER L

PETRIDES, MATTHEW F

PHAM, IAN K

PHILBRICK, LEIGH A

PIPER, CHRISTOPHER T

POWELL, DOMINIQUE N

POWERS, EMMA K

PRATT, KIRSTIE A *

QIZILBASH, BELAL A

RAMOS, ERWYN LANCE C

READER, ALEXANDER S

REINECKE, AMBER N *

RELATOR, ALEXANDER M

REYES, EDGARDO-INIGO

RIDDLE, JEFFREY W

RIVERA, ADRIENNE M

ROBERTS, RACHEL M

ROWLEY, EMMA H

RUSSELL, MADELEINE L

SACHS, ANDREW M

SAFAEI, SEBASTIAN

SALECK, JESSICA N

SALKIC, VILDANA

SCHULZE, STEPHANIE P

SHEA, DANIELLE N

SHIPMAN, GRANT M

SHOUP, SHANA A

SIMMONS, STEPHEN M *

SLADE, ADAM C

SMITH, CAYLEEN M

SOKOL, CATHERINE E

STEWART, BENJAMIN L

STOCKTON, EMMA R

STOWELL, JAMES A

SUN, MATTHEW L *

SUPCOE, ROBERT B

SWIFT, STEPHANIE E

SZOKA, BRADLEY M

TALBOT, ERICA M

TAYLOR, JONATHON S

TAYLOR, TREYMAR D

TESKA, WALLACE K *

THALER, HANNA

TOURKAMAN, ANABELLA

TREJO, MIGUEL

TSCHANTZ, EVAN A

VALDEZ, ANA L

VALLEJOS, PAOLA A *

VANG, REBECCA M

VOKETAITIS, DAVID M

VON KLEECK, BRIAN W

WAIN, SARAH E

WEBER, JACK M

WENKEL, RYAN M

WHITEHURST, DAKOTA J

WILES, BENJAMIN E

WILHELM-WENZEL, JORDA *

WILLIAMS, SHYLAZA T

WILLIAMS, SINCLAIR L *

WYPCHOL, ANJA A

ZIRPOLI, ERIN E

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ASKEW, AMY N

BALLINGER, ZACHARY C

BISAGA, JOHN A *

BLANCHARD, NADIA S

BOURSCHEID, JESSICA

BRADLEY, ALLISON F

BRADSHAW, CARLYLE D

BULMAN, LEXI L

BURKEY, ALEXANDER W

CALHOUN, RICHARD J

CAMPAO, CARLA C

CAMPBELL, EMILY J

CAPRIO, FRED B

CHITTANAVONG, MATILDE

CHRISTY, CARAMARIE E

CLANCY, RYAN C

CLARK, COURTNER R *

COLYER, FORREST S

CONRAD, DAEGAN C

CONWAY, ALLYSON N

COPPA, PIERCE H

CREAMER, RAYMOND P

CULLEN, DANIELLE M

CUMMINGS, REBEKAH L *

CUSTER, CIERRA N

DASTOUR, AMIRA A

DAVENPORT, CARLOS F

DAWE, EMILIA A

DEBOARD, JESSICA D

DELALIAN, SARAH W

DOOMAN, SAMUEL C

DOPILKA, ALICIA D

DORMIO, GABRIELLE H *

DREWS, JESSICA A *

DUBON PADILLA, ANA N

DURAND, VICTORIA C

EDER, KATHRYN M

ELLER, AMANDA P *

ELLINGHAUS, GRACE C

ELMAHDI, MOHAMED S

ENGLAND, JUSTIN S

FADELEY, MEGAN E

FARVER, NATALIE A

FEHR, JOSEPH W

FERRY, MATTHEW J *

FILLMORE, JOSHUA A

FITZGERALD, AUSTIN W

FONTAN, CHRISTIAN T

FOX, GEORGIANNA B *

FURR, CHRISTOPHER M

GAMBOGI, MATTHEW J

GARCIA, ROBERT C

GARRAMONE, MICHAEL A

GHUMMAN, MUSLIM

GHUMMAN, USSAMA

GHUZLAN, LAYLA *

GOYNE, ANNA L

GRANT, WESLEY J

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GRIECO, DONATO A

GRINDLE, JASMINE S

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HALE, HANNAH J

HAYNES, AMANDA R

HEMBACH, SAMANTHA M

HENDERSON, HEIDI A

HERTER, PAIGE N

HILDNER, STEVEN T

HOOVLER, EMILY L

HUBER, JOHN W

HUMMER, ASHLYN S

INGRAM, CONNER M

JACOBS, TAYLOR H

JENKINS, CHRISTOPHER

JOHNSON, GEORGE H

JOHNSON, NICHOLAS A

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KELSEY, JACOB R

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KOENIG, JAKE M *

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KULKARNI, SAYALI A

LATEGANO, DOMINIQUE

LAZZARO, ANDREW A

LEVESQUE, PAUL J

LEVINSON, NICOLE M

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MACHLAN, CARLY M

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MARTEN, EVAN B

MCGOVERN, PATRICK R

MCINTOSH, BRUCE

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MERINO, JESSICA Y

MESSINA, BENJAMIN M

MIHALKA, AMANDA N

MILLER, EVAN M

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MOHR, LUKAS A

MOROZ, JONATHAN C

MORRELL, CHANDLER L

MULLINS, SHANNON M

MUNN, CARLY A

MURPHY, EDWARD J

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PEARSON, RACHEL E

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PITTAS, ALEXANDER J

POTTERFIELD, JOANNA *

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REH, JESSICA J

RELATOR, ASHLEY M

REXROAD, SARAH K

RICHARDSON, SONIA A

RISEMBERG, BENJAMIN

RISQUE, ROBERT C

ROBEY, DAVID L

RODGERS, GRACE A

RODRIGUEZ, IRIS V

ROMBACH, SHELBY M

RORKE, SAMANTHA E

ROSA, BRANDIN L

THOPPIL, CHRISTINA A

TIFFANY, KATELYN A

TILGHMAN, MASON S

TOPPER, KEVIN W

TYRRELL, JOSEPH M

VAN NUYS, PATRICK J

VAN TOL, ELIZABETH B

VEGA, JESSICA E

WHITE, ALLISON L

WHITSETT, KATHARINA *

WILLIAMS, EMILY M

WINEMILLER, ALEXANDER

WOLF, MEGAN S

WOLFF, MATTHEW H

WRIGHT, JACOB K

YANG, JINGYI

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ZEIDMAN, CHELSEA

ROSENKRANSE, RIANNA

SCHAFER, DANIEL J

SCHNECK, JACQUELINE

SCHOTT, ELISABETH F *

SEIFERT, EMILY J

SEQUEIRA, EDDIE A

SERAFIN, GABRIELLA M

SERRANO, ALICIA J

SHOWALTER, JOSHUA C

SIEBER, EMMA L

SIMMERS, SHELBY M

SKIPP, JAMES W

SMALLWOOD, ANNA M

SMITH, ANDREW J

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AVID 4 students recently organized a multi-generational project with the senior citizens of the Meadow Glen assisted-living residence and the fifth graders at Ca-toctin Elementary School. The AVID students video-taped interviews with the senior citizens speaking about life in the 1950s, when many of them were teen-agers themselves. Then they integrated the inter-views into a multi-media presentation that became part of the hands-on Fabulous Fifties museum. When the fifth graders arrived to visit the museum, they first listened to the school jazz band play foot-tapping tunes from the 50s. Then the students watched the video containing the interviews. After that overview of the decade, students next went into the library to visit the various stations created by the AVID students on the food, fads, music etc. of the

1950s. Each station had a

fun activity for the children to help them

“experience” life back in the time of Elvis and hula-hoops. Everyone involved, from 80 year olds down to 10 year olds, had a great time contributing to the success of the event.

AVID 4 Students Host Fabulous Fifties Museum


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ARTART DEPARTMENDEPARTMENTT NEWSNEWS

Loudoun County Senior, Avery Hare, is working on His Eagle Scout community project. He has decided to make The Senior Activity Center his project. After visiting the center with its’ barren walls and lack of color he decided he would initiate a community re-lationship by putting art into the center and bring color into the senior’s lives. Avery needs your help. He asking for donations of Artwork to be displayed at the Senior Center is dona-tions of Artwork to help beautify the senior center. You may donate the Art or allow your Art to be dis-played and later returned to you. This a great opportunity to help our seniors and one dedicated Boy Scout. Donation boxes are located in the Art rooms 157 and 159. Thanks for any and all help.

by Gary Rudinsky

Allyson Conway wins an Hon-

orable Mention Award in the

10th District of Virginia 2012

Congressional Art Show for her

pen and ink drawing. The

exhibit was held at The George

Washington University Virginia

Science and Technology Campus.

Samm Rorke and Eliza-

beth Van Tol compose

shots while on a Photog-

raphy field trip to down-

town Leesburg.


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Raider Debate Team Places at the State Debate Competition

Congratulations to the Raider Debate

Team who traveled to Liberty Univer-

sity on April 20-21st for VHSL State

Debate Competition. Andrew Carnes

was a Presiding Officer, Victoria

Durand placed 10th, and Bobby

McCurdy won Best Speaker and

placed 4th in States. The Public-Forum

team of Chris Carson and Mason

Hale placed 5th in States.

Mason Hale and Chris Carson

Andrew Carnes, Victoria Durand,

and Bobby McCurdy

Congratulations to allCongratulations to allCongratulations to all for an awesome seasonfor an awesome seasonfor an awesome season.

E verybody cut “Footloose”! The classic 80’s hit comes to life on the LCHS stage on May 10th, 11th, and 12th. When Ren and his mother move from

Chicago to the small farm town of Bomont, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment pe-riod at his new high school. What he isn’t pre-pared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing in-stituted by the local preacher, who is determined to exercise the control over the town’s youth that he cannot command in his own home. When the reverend’s rebellious daughter, Ariel, sets her sights on Ren, her rough-neck boyfriend tries to sabotage Ren’s reputation. The heartfelt story that emerges is of a father longing for the son he lost and of a young man aching for the father who walked out on him.

Loundoun County Presents: “Footloose” brings to-

gether an award-winning score, dy-namic choreography, and a timeless story that celebrates youth and freedom. The cast is led by seniors Chelsea Zeidman (Ariel), Jack No-tar (Rev. Shaw Moore), Grace Ellinghaus (Vi Moore), Carly Machlan (Ethel), Jess DeBoard

(Urleen), and Brielle Davis (Wendy Jo); juniors Andrew McShea (Ren), Kerry Johnson (Rusty), and Tyler Pratt (Chuck Cranston); and sopho-more Dalton Wilson (Willard Hewitt). Performances begin at 7:30pm, and all tickets are $10 at the door.


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May/June 2012 Kaitlyn Correnti

�� Katie Tiffany, President

�� Emily Balser, VP of Community Service

�� Lexi Bell, VP of Community Service

�� Zach Lunsford, VP of Leadership Development

�� Robbie Supcoe, VP of Leadership Development

�� Anabella Tourkaman, VP of Professional Responsibility/Academic Preparation

�� Kaitlyn Correnti, VP of Public Relations

�� Rachel Gettier, VP of Public Relations

�� Samantha Booth, VP of Membership

�� Lauren Thompson, VP of Membership

DECA, an association of marketing students, guided by the direction of marketing teachers, Mrs. Diane Petrella and Mrs. Kristen Parrish who will strive to reach the national DECA goals of preparing the next generation to be Academically Prepared, Community Oriented, Professionally Responsible and Experi-enced Leaders. This year’s club officers are:

AUSTISM AWARENESSAUSTISM AWARENESSAUSTISM AWARENESSAUSTISM AWARENESS

In the month of April we are raising money for Autism Awareness. Every year we raise money to send students at our school who are autistic

to Kings Dominion. At our last DECA meeting we had the Autistic teacher, Mrs. Schonberger, come speak to our chapter. During Mrs. Shonberger’s pres-entation she shared with us how she has started a non-profit organization called Legacy Farms. Their goal at Legacy Farms is to provide career options for autistic kids who graduate from high school. We de-cided that this year instead of supporting the Kings Dominion field trip we will donate our fundraising efforts to Legacy Farms so that the autistic kids at our school will have somewhere to go and work after they graduate.

RELAY FOR LIFE

For the past 6 years LCHS DECA has participated in the American Cancer Soci-ety Western Loudoun Relay for Life. This event will be held at Heritage High School on June 2, 2012. LCHS DECA has volunteered to help run the Relay Recess which will be tar-geted for elementary aged kids to participate in Relay for Life and learn about how to fur-ther protect their bodies to hopefully prevent Cancer. Currently we have 18 people on our relay team and have raised over $3,000!

The Raider Trader is operated by Marketing Education and is open each morning from 8:25-8:50.

We offer a wide variety of beverages and snacks, school supplies, as well as Raider spirit wear

and spirit items.

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION

During the month of March, our chapter fundraised for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. We sold green and gold shamrocks and held a back sale on our last day of fundraising. In addition to these acti-vates, we also donated one day of the School Store sales. Collectively we raised $161 that will go to sending children who suffer from Muscular Dystro-phy to a 2 week summer camp where they will be able to participate in activities that they wouldn’t nor-mally be able to do. These activities include fishing, horseback riding, and swimming.


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BUSINESS & IT CLASS NEWS

Mrs. Bullock’s Business and IT ClassesMrs. Bullock’s Business and IT ClassesMrs. Bullock’s Business and IT ClassesMrs. Bullock’s Business and IT Classes

Accounting students are working on the accounting cycle for a merchandising business, payroll procedures, and a simulation project. Advanced Accounting students are working on analyzing notes, accounts payable and receivable, and a simulation project. Advanced Computer Information Systems students are working on their Adv. skills in PowerPoint and Prezi , working on designing and producing a Web Page, and they will also be working on their Microsoft Office Specialist certification to earn a college credit for each certification passed. Business Management students are creating a business plan for their sole proprietorships in which they hope to imple-ment to help pay for future college education and/or car expenses. Computer Information Systems students are working with PowerPoint, Prezi, and their Microsoft Office Specialist certification to earn a college credit for each certification passed.

C ongratulations to the following students who were in the top 20% in the Nation with 80,024 students taking the National Financial Capability Challenge test. These students are automatically entered for one of the $1,000 scholarships given for students in the top

20% which will be announced by early May:

FBLA members from 2011-2012, please be sure to mark your calendar for the end of the year party to be held on Friday, May 25th from 3:48 – 5pm in the cafeteria!

Get Ready to Rumble! FBLA Co-Presidents (Glohlie Fox and Sarah Greenspon) are preparing for the 2012-2013 year with leadership opportunities, professional development, social re-sponsibility, business and information technology knowledge and skills through field trips, guest speakers, over 50 competitive events and more at the regional, state, and national levels.

Any student taking a business or IT class who is interested in leadership opportunities contact Mrs. Bullock for membership and officer opportunities for 2012-2013 to learn more about the largest and oldest student organization in the world with over 70 years experience in training our leaders for tomorrow!

So don’t delay contact [email protected] or stop by room 202 today to join FBLA to “get a step above the rest” in preparing for your future!

Emily Ange

Gene Beuker

Rich Dumene

Alex Guidry

Alan Haber

Patrick Joseph

Fatima Khan

Dylan Kolodziej

Evan Marten

Sarah Rexroad

Devin Schechter

Josh Showalter

Andrew Smith

Mitchell Sutten

Jacob Wright

Congratulations to all of the students who have

participated in the EverFi Challenge and good

luck to the seniors who participated and ap-

plied for one of the seventeen $5,000 scholar-

ships to be awarded for completing the Finan-

cial Literacy simulation


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Spring Lawn Concert

Bring your lawn chairs and join us on the front lawn of LCHS for our annual Spring Lawn Concert and Awards on Tuesday, May 22 at 5:30PM. We will be celebrating our wonderful

student musicians in their final concert of the year. Performing will be the Concert Band, Sym-phonic Band, Percussion Ensemble and Jazz Bands. There will also be special performance by

the LCHS Color Guard.

Band -Parent Organ izat i on

Next PTSA Meeting~ Thursday, May 17

7:00 – 8:00 p.m. in the School Library

Band Movie Night

Come relive the greatest moments of the past year as we premiere the Band Movie 2011-2012 on Thurs-day, May 24 in the cafeteria at 7PM. Movie treats will be provided.

Next BPO Meeting- Wednesday, May 16 at 7PM

in Band Room

Summer 2012 Marching Band Schedule

July 25-27: Freshman, New Marchers, Guard,

Drum Line (9-1PM)

July 30-Aug 3: Full Band (9-5PM)

Aug 6-10: Full Band( 9-5PM)

Sat, Aug 11: Full Band (9-5PM) /Parent Preview

Aug 13-14: Full Band (9-5PM)

Aug 15-17: Full Band (4-8PM)

New Leaders Needed for 2012- 2013 School Year. The PTSA chooses its leaders at the meeting on May 17. Current officers are leaving the LCHS community or are “term-limited” from serving. These roles are not as time-intensive as PTO/PTA roles at the elementary or middle school level. We operate by committee and work is spread out among our membership. If you want to know more about the roles, please contact Therese Cashen at 703-946-9807 or [email protected].

Support Needed for All-Night Graduation Party

(ANGP) on June 11th!

Thank you to more than 100 LCHS families who have made dona-tions to support the party. We are well on our way toward our goal! We still need more help so consider making a financial gift or donating a prize for our party. If you have a referral to a business, contact ANGP Committee Chair Karen Knobloch at [email protected] . Visit the web site for more details

We need another 45 volunteers to work the day of the party. It is LCHS tradition that parents of undergraduates work the party so that they may “rest easy” when they have a graduate. Please “pay it for-ward” and work a shift: Set up: 6/11 from 2:00-5:00 p.m.; Volun-

teer Shift on 6/11 from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. on 6/12 and Vol-

unteer Shift on 6/12 from 2:00 -5:00 a.m. or Clean Up on 6/12

from 4:00 -6:00 a.m. To volunteer, contact Kim Carren, the ANGP Volunteer Coordinator at [email protected].

Any questions? Contact Mr. Darron Young at [email protected]

Tickets for All-Night Graduation Party Go on

Sale in May!

Party information for the All-Night Graduation Party will be mailed to parents of seniors at the end of the month. Tickets are $40 and will cover all food and a wide range of activities includ-ing scuba diving lessons, casino, spa services and prizes from jewelry and gift cards to television sets and iPADs ETC. Scholarships are available for students and can be ar-ranged through the Guidance Department!

Congratulations to our raffle winners:

Beth Turnage and Paul and Krista Ritsema!

Thank you to all of the families who participated in the fundrais-ing raffle for 2 sets of 4 reserved seats and a reserved parking spot for graduation! We had almost 50 families participating but only two could win!

Senior Barbeque Help Needed

The seniors will enjoy a barbeque on Friday, June 1 as part of

Senior Award Day.We need 12 people to set up, cook, serve food and help with clean-up. If you can help, please email [email protected].


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Loudoun County Public Schools Parent Resource Center

Spring 2012 Event Schedule

Legal Planning for Your Child’s Future Guardianship, Wills, Special Needs Trust, Protecting Benefits

Thursday, April 26 at 7 pm

Autism Series: Supporting Students with Asperger Syndrome Thursday, May 3 at 7 pm

I’m Determined How to empower your child to be involved in planning their future

Thursday, May 10 at 7 pm

Autism Series: Play Skills Designed for children who are just acquiring play skills or have not yet

developed play skills Thursday, May 24 from 9-11 am (morning session)

Events are held at the LCPS Administrative Building, 21000 Education Court, Ashburn, 20148

Pre-registration is requested. Call 571-252-2185 or go to www.lcps.org/prc

If, due to a disability, you need assistance or an interpreter, call 571-252-2185 7 days before an event.


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NONPROFIT

ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

LEESBURG, VA

PERMIT NO. 21

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

COUNSELORS

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

Ms. Smerdzinski ................. 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. Kirby ................. Attendance

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

Mrs. Nerantzis ................. 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

Loudoun County High School seeks to educate 21st Century LLLLLLLLeaders through activities that foster and celebrate

CCCCCCCCharacter, HHHHHHHHonor, and SSSSSSSScholarship.

may 2012 county of character high school

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