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Music to his ears

Seneca battles Winslow

Seneca band director Keith Styers

caught off guard, humbled
by winning teacher of the year
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
Teaching is a line of work that
separates itself from others by
having a direct effect on the youth
of our country on a daily basis.
Good teachers supply their students with the tools to learn an
entire curriculum in fewer than
nine months. Great teachers are
able to create a relationship with
their students in a way that molds
them into minds destined for success after they are released from
their classroom.
Over his 12-year career with
Seneca High School, Keith Styers
has established himself as a great
teacher and was recently recognized for this by receiving the
teacher of the year award for
2015.
Styers, the marching band director at the high school, considers himself lucky to teach a class
that is not considered a core
course of the curriculum, so the
students who enroll are not doing
it because they are being forced
to.
Im fortunate to teach students that want to be in my class,
Styers said. It's not like English

or algebra; its
a privilege to
teach a group
that wants to
learn
what
youre teaching.
Styers
prides himself
on
staying
heavily
inSTYERS
volved in his
lessons by creating music on a daily basis. In
addition to being the marching
band director, he also runs the
concert band and the jazz band.
Styers met his colleague Doug
Barber at Shawnee High School,
where he graduated in 1997. Barber was the band director at
Shawnee when Styers was a student. He was able to help Styers
get involved at Seneca after he
graduated from West Chester
University where he played
piano.
Percussion is my main instrument now, but Ive been playing
music since I was in kindergarten, Styers said. Im a lifelong.

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

Seneca High Schools No. 23 Adriana Tirado sets up the Golden Eagle offense as she look to spark a
comeback against Winslow. Seneca ran into a tough team last week as they suffered a 57-35 loss,
bringing their overall record on the season to 4-6.

please see COLLEAGUES, page 11

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Seneca Student Council
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By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
When faced with taking on a challenge
or taking the easy way out, the Seneca
High School Student Council embraced the
test.
Each year, the New Jersey Association
of Student Council Executive board chooses a charity to sponsor. This year, the charity is Hope Loves Company.
We could have just written a check
from our funds to support this years charity, but they decided to put a fundraiser together in order to truly understand what
the organization is about and bring this
awareness into the community, guidance
counselor and head of student council
Erica Maira said.
The group decided to put together a dinner and silent auction at the high school

with an open invitation. The community

service club, led by advisor Lynn Ritter,
has taken over the food aspect of the event.
The event will take place on Jan. 22 from
6 to 9 p.m. in the cafeteria. Tickets will be
sold at the door for $5, and guests will have
the opportunity to buy one ticket to win a
basket for $10 or three tickets for $25.
All money raised at the event will be donated directly to the HLC charity.
Founded in 2007, HLC became the only
non-profit in the U.S. dedicated to the children of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis patients. The mission of the group is to provide emotional and educational support to
children and young adults who have family
members battling ALS.
The majority of funding for ALS goes to
research and patient care. While that is important, the children of these patients need
to be addressed as well. It is estimated that

IF YOU GO
What: Student Council State Charity
Dinner
Where: Seneca High School cafeteria
When: From 6 to 9 p.m. on Jan. 22
Cost: $5 entry fee; $10 for a ticket to
win a basket (three tickets for $25)
How: Tickets will be sold at the door on
the night of the event

85 percent of ALS patients have children,

so these children will witness a parent
struggling with terminal illness.
HLC founder Jodi O'Donnell-Ames will
be a guest speaker at the charity dinner.
ODonnell-Ames lost her husband Kevin
Gerard O'Donnell to ALS in 2001.
please see HOPE, page 12

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post-secondary education and, ultimately,
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Currently,
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are in their second full year of the
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Shawnee high schools are in the
inaugural year. BAE Systems, located in Mt. Laurel, is just one of
the community partners that enables LRHSD to offer the program.
BAE Systems is proud to partner with the Lenape Regional
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Continued from page 1
Styers credited his father, who
was also a music major in college,
for his musical talents.
Styers runs the Seneca band in
a unique way that not only enhances students musical skills
but also allows them to grow in
other areas.
Like most sports, we have our
high-scoring years and our lowscoring years, Styers said. But
for me, its about the journey and
what the students learn as they
go through the program.
While the Golden Eagles
marching band practices and
competes in a similar fashion to
sports teams, Styers attempts to
schedule practices and events to
allow students to be a part of
other clubs. He places a specific
emphasis on getting involved
with something outside of academics.
All of my students have a skill,
whether its being able to play an

instrument well or being able to

sing well. Whatever it is you are
good at, utilize that to the best of
your ability, Styers preaches to
his students.
Being the band director and so
heavily involved in music at the
high school, Styers is in a very
visible role, and his colleagues
recognized this when they nominated him for the award.
Its all very humbling. Ive
never looked at myself as a
teacher of the year candidate or
anything of that nature. Thats
just the way it kind of happened. I
just do my job, Styers said.
He considers the teachers at
Seneca to be some of the best in
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