Senior Spotlight: South River’s Anna Luvendusky

About this series: Patch stopped by South River High School on May 28 to speak with a few graduating seniors about their post-high school plans.

South River senior Anna Luvendusky’s family has a long history with the University of Maryland, College Park. 

Both her parents graduated from the school and were active in Greek life, and her two siblings also attended the school. Luvendusky hopes to follow in their footsteps.

The 17-year-old will be starting off her college career at Towson and hopes to transfer to Maryland.

“Towson is my stepping stone to Maryland and I think I can be happy there,” Luvendusky said. “But my entire family has gone [to Maryland] from my parents to my brother and sister. So it is kind of a family thing and I have always wanted to continue the legacy there.”

Luvendusky said she isn’t sure what she wants to major in, but is leaning towards a path in communications. She said she hopes to one-day work for the Redskins or a larger organization.

Beside the family allure of Maryland, Luvendusky said the campus life is also a big draw for the school. She said she looks forward to being able to be a part of that.

“I think the campus is so pretty,” she said. “Being on campus is a whole different world. I love the rivalry between Duke and Maryland and being a part of that.”

See Also:

• Senior Spotlight: South River’s Lauren Seidleck
• Senior Spotlight: South River’s Scott Mitchell
• Senior Spotlight: South River’s Morgan O’Brien