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By NICK COHEN
The Sun
Jazz music filled the air. Con-
versations on different types of
art were held. Young artists dis-
cussed their pieces with interest-
ed buyers. For one night, the
media center at Seneca High
School was transformed from li-
brary into art gallery.
With between 200 and 300 kids
in the schools art program, the
media center was packed
throughout the evening of May 15
as students, parents, residents
and art enthusiasts wandered the
aisles taking in sculptures, sten-
cils, watercolors and more. The
school estimated that 1,000 people
may have attended the three-hour
event. The show is the result of
the work the students put in
throughout the school year.
From the first day of school
they know when the date is, and
they work toward it all year. It is
our big finale, art teacher Bob
Dooley said. This is just a snip-
pet of the work theyve done this
year. Typically theyre working
on a new project every two weeks
or so.
All six of the schools art pro-
grams from Art I to Advanced
Placement Studio Art participate
in the event with the required
number of pieces varying by
which class students participate
NICK COHEN/The Sun
On May 15, the media center at Seneca High School was transformed into an art gallery as the schools art students had the opportunity to
showcase their work to family, friends and local residents. Artwork from students across Senecas six art classes was on display as the
artists discussed their inspiration and approach.
please see LESSONS, page 2
Students showcase work in annual art exhibit
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Its a lot of work but its kind
of awesome. You know this event
is coming all year, and you have to
get everything done, but it is all
just worth it, Art II student Cal-
ista Shontz said. To see your
work on display and hear people
say its good is an amazing experi-
ence.
The experience of seeing their
work be studied by their families,
friends as well as people theyve
never met is one that doesnt get
old. Senior Shelby Feltoon has
been a part of the show since she
started at Seneca.
No, you never get tired of see-
ing your work on display, coming
to these shows is incredible. Its
so exciting, Feltoon said.
Senior Samantha Hagmayer,
fresh off the lacrosse field was
not alone in seeing some of her
pieces being sold to interested pa-
trons.
Its long and a lot of work but
to see your friends and people you
know admire your pieces is ex-
tremely rewarding, Hagmayer
said.
The lessons from their years in
Senecas art program are some-
thing that will stay with them
whether they pursue art or not at
the collegiate level.
Ive learned that I am capable
of the unimaginable and so is
everyone else. Nobody should
limit themselves. When I first
started art, I enjoyed it but I was
not very good. Sure it takes hard
work, dedication, patience and
time, but if you have the drive
and passion, you can create any-
thing, senior Stephanie Flem-
ming said.
LESSONS
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C
ell phones are one of the great-
est inventions of the last 30
years. Coupled with other tech-
nological advances such as wireless
internet and the creation of social
media, cell phones have given us the
ability to connect to the world in the
palm of our hand no matter where we
go.
In misguided or uneducated hands,
though, cell phones can be dangerous.
Criminals use cell phones to plan and
execute crimes. They can be used to
perpetuate hate. They can be used at
the wrong time, such as behind the
wheel, and be the cause of life-threat-
ening circumstances to others.
And in schools, in the hands of kids
who dont fully grasp the effects of
their actions, they can be objects that
promote cruelty and lewdness, and
can seriously damage a childs future.
A middle school in Basking Ridge in
Somerset County is dealing with this
situation right now. Last week, admin-
istrators said they found nude photos
of students on several cell phones. The
districts superintendent sent a letter
about the incident to parents, inform-
ing them of a deadline for children to
delete the images, otherwise theyd
face disciplinary action through the
school and possibly criminal charges
from the county prosecutors office.
Because the nude pictures were of
middle school students, under the age
of 16, it would be classified as child
pornography.
Monitoring a childs cell phone
usage which includes their calls,
texts, video chats, web browsing and
social media usage is ultimately the
parents job, much like monitoring
what they watch on TV or look at on
the computer at home.
But it may be time for schools to
step up, too, and take a proactive ap-
proach with education. Schools al-
ready take on tough subjects with
young students, such as educating
them about stranger danger and sex
education.
Today, this education should expand
to include the potential dangers of tex-
ting, sharing and social media usage.
Cell phones are great. Texting is
great. Facebook is great. Twitter is
great. And so is everything else you
can do on a phone.
But if its not done properly, with
the right education and guidance, it
can go tragically wrong with the tap of
a touchscreen.
Those phones can be dangerous
Schools should take proactive approach to cell phone, social media education
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On May 9, the Seneca High School boys
baseball team scored three runs on 11 hits
to defeat the Lions of Cherry Hill West 3-2.
Chase Vena scored two runs for the Golden
Eagles and Eric Shugars picked up the
win.
The Seneca High School girls lacrosse
team fell to Kingsway High School 19-6 on
May 9. Meg Drum, Julia Ferrante, Sam
Scarpello and Ashley Patoew were the goal
scorers for the Golden Eagles.
The baseball team of Seneca High
School made it two wins in a row with a
victory over Lenape High School on May
10. Chase Vena, Bryce Sonberg and Zach
Evans each had two hits for the Golden Ea-
gles as pitcher Brett Lyons picked up the
win.
On May 12, the girls lacrosse team of
Seneca High School lost to Lenape High
School 19-5. Sam Scarpello scored two goals
with Julia Ferrante, Meg Drum and Zoe
Weber each chipping in one score for the
Golden Eagles.
The Seneca High School boys baseball
team could not make it three wins in a row
as Camden Catholic High School picked up
a 10-3 victory over the Golden Eagles on
Monday, May 12. Eric Shugars had three
hits and a run batted in for Seneca.
The Seneca girls lacrosse team picked
up a 14-13 win over Kingsway High School
on Tuesday, May 13. Meg Drum scored six
goals for the Golden Eagles and goalie Meg
Basenfelder made six saves. Drum scored
the game-winning goal with five seconds
remaining on the clock.
On May 13, the Seneca High School boys
baseball team fell 4-1 to Timber Creek High
School. Pat Donnelly had two hits for the
Golden Eagles and Brett Barnes knocked
in the teams lone run.
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Saturday, April 26. The post was
chartered July 15, 1946.
Following opening ceremonies,
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names of past post commanders,
past ladies auxiliary presidents
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dents. They were recognized for
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ond at the post level. Michael also
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level. Highly commendable per-
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to Joseph Moniot of Shamong.
Mark Oddo, of Shamong, took
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Being in the presence of mili-
tary veterans was nothing new
for Seneca High School senior
Chandler Dwyer.
Continuing in the footsteps of
other family members, Dwyer
will be heading to the Navy after
graduating in June. He was able
to see through those around him
the importance of serving in the
military.
However, for some of the other
27 students in the Lenape Region-
al High School District who will
be heading to a branch of the mil-
itary at the end of the school year,
they are heading into uncharted
territory, with little idea of what
to expect.
After being honored at the dis-
tricts fifth annual Armed Servic-
es Awards Ceremony, they were
introduced to a new community,
one of which only a handful of se-
lect alumni can say they are a
part.
At the ceremony, members of
the school and local community
gave thanks to students prepar-
ing to enter the military and com-
munity members who have or are
currently serving.
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connection being made through-
out the evening, a connection
only members of the military
could make.
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er was Dennis Devery, a Mt. Lau-
rel native who spent 30 years in
the military, and is the vice presi-
dent for institutional planning
and research at Thomas Edison
State College.
Devery gave the graduating
seniors an honest talk about the
military, saying while many peo-
ple wholeheartedly support veter-
ans, others simply dont care.
This is where bonding with veter-
ans becomes so important.
They are the shoulders on
which you will build your legacy,
Devery said.
While there are many advan-
tages coming with military serv-
ice, Devery explained there will
be many sacrifices and tribula-
tions with it as well.
Seneca High School senior Jay-
den Fries is prepared to make
those sacrifices. Fries, who will
be going into the Air Force, said
he finds it easy to connect with
those who have already served.
You see a veteran, and they
sacrificed, and we are about to
sacrifice ourselves, he said. You
make that connection immediate-
ly.
Dwyer said the appreciation
for veterans couldnt be under-
stated.
Without them, there wouldnt
be us here, he said. We really
appreciate that.
The school districts goal in
holding the ceremony isnt just to
honor military personnel, but to
create a Lenape community
where military alumni can re-
turn home and talk about those
entering the military.
Superintendent Carol Birn-
bohm told the seniors how cru-
cial it was to support their fellow
veterans.
Hopefully this ceremony lets
you know the importance of their
service in your country, she said.
Chris Heilig, the director of
programs and planning for the
district, said the district knows
the importance of serving in the
military. The creation of a com-
munity of military personnel
within Lenapes alumni has
helped to keep the awards cere-
mony going strong for five years.
A number of veterans, old and
young, received awards at the cer-
emony. For students such as
Dwyer and Fries, those veterans
have served as role models for
them.
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come role models for Lenape stu-
dents of the future.
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