Click here for the Pictorial files of SMOBs.

78-79 David Naimon - Northwood High School
79-80 Jon Paul - Winston Churchill High School
80-81 Traci Williams - Walt Whitman High School
81-82 Jonathan Lipson - Walt Whitman High School
82-83 Kurt Hirsch* - Walt Whitman High School
83-84 Pete Robertson - Woodward High School
84-85 Jacquie Duby - Springbrook High School
85-86 John Foubert - Montgomery Blair High School
86-87 Eric Steinberg - Walt Whitman High School
87-88 Andy Herscowitz - Winston Churchill High School
88-89 Chan Park - Richard Montgomery High School
89-90 Alison Serino** - Springbrook High School
90-91 David Chang - Winston Churchill High School
91-92 Shervin Pishevar - Montgomery Blair High School
92-93 Jonathan Sims - Richard Montgomery High School
93-94 Carrie Baker*** - Albert Einstein High School
94-95 Wendy Converse - Richard Montgomery High School
95-96 Charles McCullough - Richard Montgomery High School
96-97 Rachel Prager - Walt Whitman High School
97-98 Debra Wheat - Damascus High School
98-99 Geonard Butler - Springbrook High School
99-00 Laura Sampedro - Springbrook High School
00-01 Christopher Lloyd+ - John F. Kennedy High School
01-02 Dustin Jeter - Seneca Valley High School
02-03 Mihyar Alnifaidy++ - Springbrook High School
03-04 Sagar Sanghvi - Magruder High School
04-05 Sagar Sanghvi+++ - Magruder High School
05-06 Sebastian Johnson - Montgomery Blair High School
06-07 Sarah Horvitz - Springbrook High School
07-08 Benjamin Moskowitz - Walter Johnson High School
08-09 Quratul-Ann Malik - Watkins Mill High School
09-10 Tim Hwang - Wootton High School

* First Direct Election
** First Limited Vote
*** First Vote on Budget
+ First Junior to Serve
++ First to Receive Scholarship
+++First to Serve Two Terms

Pictorial Record of SMOBS

		#32 Tim Hwang Wootton High School 2009-2010 (voter guide.pdf)(election poster.pdf)
#31 Quratul-Ann Malik Watkins Mill High School 2008-2009 (voter guide.pdf)(election poster.pdf)	#30 Ben Moskowitz Walter Johnson High School (2007-2008) (voter guide.pdf)(election poster.pdf)	#29 Sarah Horvitz Springbrook High School 2006-2007 (voter guide.pdf)
#28 Sebastian Johnson Montgomery Blair High School 2005-2006 (voter guide.pdf)	#27 Sagar Sanghvi Magruder High School 2004-2005 (voter guide.pdf) First to Serve Two Terms	#26 Sagar Sanghvi Magruder High School 2003-2004 (voter guide.pdf)
#25 Mihyar Alnifaidy Springbrook High School 2002-2003 (voter guide.pdf) First to Receive $5000 College Scholarship	#24 Dustin Jeter Seneca Valley High School 2001-2002 (unformatted voter guide.pdf)	#23 Christopher Lloyd Kennedy High School 2000-2001 (unformatted voter guide.pdf) First Junior to Serve
#22 Laura Sampedro Springbrook High School 1999-2000	#21 Geonard Butler Springbrook High School 1998-1999	#20 Debra Wheat Damascus High School 1997-1998
#19 Rachel Prager Walt Whitman High School 1996-1997	#18 Charles McCullough Richard Montgomery High School 1995-1996	#17 Wendy Converse Richard Montgomery High School 1994-1995
#16 Carrie Baker Albert Einstein High School 1993-1994 First Vote on Budget (Sunset provision-only for two years)	#15 Jonathan Sims Richard Montgomery High School 1992-1993	#14 Shervin Pishevar Montgomery Blair High School 1991-1992
#13 David Chang Winston Churchill High School 1990-1991	#12 Alison Serino Springbrook High School 1989-1990 First Limited Vote	#11 Chan Park Richard Montgomery High School 1989-1999
#10 Andy Herscowitz Winston Churchill High School 1987-1988	#9 Eric Steinberg Walt Whitman High School 1986-1987	#8 John Foubert Montgomery Blair High School 1985-1986
#7 Jacquie Duby Springbrook High School 1984-1985	#6 Pete Robertson Woodward High School 1983-1984	#5 Kurt Hirsch Walt Whitman High School 1982-1983 (First Direct Election)
#4 Jonathan Lipson Walt Whitman High School 1981-1982	#3 Traci Williams Walt Whitman High School 1980-1981 (Died December 14, 2008-article) BOE Resolution Jan. 13, 2009 (pdf)	#2 Jon Paul Winston Churchill High School 1979-1980
#1 David Naimon Northwood High School 1978-1979

Anyone who has a picture of a former SMOB from the year he/she served, please contact the Student Affairs Office (Karen_L_Crawford@mcpsmd.org). The Student Affairs Office is trying to update a database of contacts of former SMOBs and would like to add his/her picture to this page.

All former SMOBs are invited to attend the SMOB swearing-in and reception. It is held on July 1st of each year. If July 1st falls on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, the date may be changed. It would be posted on the Student Affairs Office calendar page or BOE page.

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Traci Williams

Traci L. Williams, 45, an actress and arts educator with Living Stage Theatre Company from 1985 to 1995 and more recently an administrator with the Church of Scientology, died Dec. 14 of cancer at the Washington Home hospice. She lived in the District.

Living Stage was the community outreach branch of Arena Stage and was led by Robert Alexander.
Ms. Williams, whose stage name was Halima, was a performing artist, writer and educator with the company, which performed in schools, jails and the juvenile justice system. It also organized theater workshops for disabled children, troubled teenagers and the incarcerated. In 1994-95, she was co-artistic director.

"When I came here [to Living Stage], my life changed," Ms. Williams told The Washington Post in 1990. "It was like enlisting in a revolutionary work corps or boot camp."
She also performed in two museum theater pieces at the Smithsonian Institution. Four of her plays have been produced professionally.

From 1995 until earlier this year, Ms. Williams worked with the Church of Scientology. She was director for community outreach and education programs in New York, executive director of the church's Harlem foundation, also in New York, and director of quality assurance for the church's counselor training program in Los Angeles.

Ms. Williams was born in Washington, attended the University of Chicago Laboratory School and graduated in 1981 from Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda. She served as a student representative on the Montgomery County Board of Education.

She received her undergraduate degree in theater in 1985 from Oberlin College. She performed with the Karamu House Theatre Company in Cleveland, Staunch Poets and Players in London and Back Alley Theatre in the District and also appeared in TV commercials and corporate films. She studied African drumming and dancing with the Wo'se African Dance Theatre in Guinea, West Africa.
 
Her marriage to Willie Fink ended in divorce.

Survivors include her father and stepmother, Eddie N. Williams and Jearline F. Williams of Washington; a brother, Edward L. Williams of Baltimore; and a stepbrother, Terrence A. Reddick of Washington.

Updated May 15, 2009 | Maintained by Karen Crawford