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Season of giving at Seneca
High school’s annual toy drive a staple of holiday season, benefiting 800 area kids
By SEAN LAJOIE
Kevin Woytowich
completes feat less than
1 percent accomplish
The Sun
The Seneca High School student council is often in the news
for heart-warming stories, but
nothing beats lending a helping
hand during the holiday season.
Student council president
Samantha Scarpello said this
season is not as joyous for some
as it is for others.
“We’re giving back for the holiday season by giving these toys
to the kids in the community
who otherwise wouldn’t get anything at all for Christmas,”
Scarpello said.
Seneca held its annual toy
drive on Dec. 3. This is a tradition that dates back to when the
high school first opened its doors
in 2003.
“We inherited the idea from
Shawnee about 14 years ago,”
guidance counselor Erica Maira
said.
Maira is also the advisor for
the student council and has been
leading this event for several
years, though she attributed
much of the success of the toy
drive to the surrounding schools
in the district that collect toys
and bring them in to donate.
Indian Mills Memorial Middle
School and Cranberry Pines Ele-
Teen earns
a perfect
ACT score
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
“There were heaps of bags. We
took them all out Thursday afternoon and labeled all of the tables
Beginner’s luck may be a bit of
a reach when describing Kevin
Woytowich’s
ACT score.
The
ACT
consists
of
tests in English,
mathematics, reading and science. Each test
is scored on a
scale of 1-36,
and a stuWOYTOWICH
dent's composite score is the
average of the four test scores.
Some students also take the optional ACT writing test, but the
score for that test is reported separately and is not included within
the ACT Composite score.
The Seneca High School junior
was able to do something that less
than 1 percent of the graduating
class of 2015 was able to do when
please see COUNSELOR, page 5
please see PERFECT, page 7
Special to The Sun
From left, Adrianna Tirado, Samantha Scarpello and Jess Rankel load a truck at the annual Seneca
High School Toy Drive.
mentary School started gathering donated toys around Thanksgiving and were able to contribute several bags to the high
school.
The Seneca student council
and additional student volunteers helped to clean and organize the toys to be put on display
in the cafeteria.
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Counselor: Toys can bring
a little joy to an entire family
COUNSELOR
Continued from page 1
in the cafeteria so we could organize the toys for the agencies by
category
(dolls,
electronics,
books, etc.),” Toy Drive Committee Chairperson Laura Pfeffer
said.
Arc of Burlington County,
Bethany Christian Services, Boys
and Girls Club of Camden County, Dudley Schools of Camden and
the Christian Caring Center were
among the agencies picking up
the toys.
Seneca students helped “shop”
and load the cars and trucks. The
toys will now be distributed to
more than 800 children in South
Jersey.
Maira referenced numerous instances in years past when she received letters from the agencies
saying thank you.
“Sometimes, these are the only
toys they get at Christmas,”
Maira said. “Some of the thank
you notes referenced how the recipient gave it to her sister to give
to her other sister. It just shows
how this can bring a little joy to
an entire family.”
This level of gratitude made all
the hard work worthwhile for the
Seneca students who got involved.
“It was cool to be able to give
back to the community and help
out during the holiday season, a
time that can be tough for some
families,” Scarpello said. “The
best part was watching everyone
come to the doors and seeing
their faces light up as they looked
through the toys.”
The National Honor Society donated the new toys to Toys for
Tots, an ongoing program run by
the United States Marine Corps
Reserve that distributes toys to
children whose parents cannot afford to buy them gifts for Christmas.
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s the holiday season has a little more than a week remaining, we want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has
stepped up to help those in need. This
time of year usually brings out the
best in people. Judging from the number of announcements we received
from our readers regarding donation
drives, it looks like this year was no exception.
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DEC. 16–22, 2015 – THE TABERNACLE SUN 7
Perfect score means ‘a lot’ to Woytowich
PERFECT
Continued from page 1
taking this test: He received a perfect score.
Having never taken the test before, Woytowich wanted to focus
his preparations primarily on the
subjects in which he felt he was
not as strong.
“I’m generally better at math
than I am at English, so I took
most of my time preparing going
over the English and writing aspects of the test,” Woytowich
said.
Though he admitted he had no
idea he would score this highly,
he also said he was comfortable
with standardized testing after
taking the SAT twice.
“My mom called me and said
what’s the highest score you can
get on the ACT?” he said.
It turns out the highest possible ACT Composite score is a 36
and that’s what he had received.
Nationally, on average, less
than one-tenth of 1 percent of students who take the ACT earn the
top score. In fact, among test takers in the high school graduating
class of 2015, only 1,598 of more
than 1.92 million students earned
an ACT Composite score of 36.
“This means a lot to me. I’ve always done well in school, but this
has meant a bit more to me. I
think really highly of these
tests,” he said. “Hopefully it will
get me into a good college!”
Luckily for Woytowich, ACT
test scores are accepted by all
major U.S. colleges.
Though he still has another
year of high school to complete,
Woytowich said he plans to get involved with physics as his primary study in college.
He plans to graduate from
Seneca in the spring of 2017.
Along with his success in the
classroom, Woytowich is also a
member of a number of afterschool clubs such as the robotics
team, the marching band, the student government and several
other academic clubs.
In a letter recognizing this exceptional achievement, ACT CEO
Marten Roorda stated, “Your
achievement on the ACT is significant and rare. While test scores
are just one of multiple criteria
that most colleges consider when
making admission decisions,
your exceptional ACT Composite
score should prove helpful as you
pursue your education and career
goals.”
Woytowich
couldn’t
say
enough about the support and encouraging words he has received
from his family, friends and teachers since receiving the news.
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