Susquehanna Valley High School - Saber Tales Yearbook (Conklin, NY)

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P. 14 Local Exchange Students — SABER TALES Peter Gillberg As a Swedish exchange student that has had the opportunity of being a member of the S.V. senior class, I would like to thank you all for making this such a memorable year. This has been one of the best years of my life, and I will never forget it. Maybe someday I'll be able to come and visit again. Thank you, Peter. Johan Lange This year has really been one of the best years of my life and I will never forget it. I have had so many new experiences and a lot of new friends. I want to thank everybody at SV who has been so nice to me and made me feel welcome wherever I've been. I hope that I can come back soon and see everyone again. Johan Lange

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SABER TALES — Local Concerts P. 13 A BUSY CONCERT SEASON 1983-84 was a busy con- cert season for the music ensembles at Susquehanna Valley High School. Nov. 11 was the first concert of the year. A Fall concert was a new addition to the calendar this year. Dec. 21 was the annual Christmas concert. Festive music was performed by all groups and Santa Claus made his yearly visit. 1984 began with a Pops concert on Feb. 15, providing the audience with lighter concert numbers and show tunes. March 14 was the extravagant Music in our Schools Week Concert. All music ensembles in the Junior and Senior High perform as SV recognizes this national observance of music educa- tion. The season was brought to a close on May 31 with the Arts Festival. In addition to musical performances, displays are set up by the Art, Home Ec and Industrial Arts Departments. In addition to school con- certs, the band, chorus and orchestra performs at local parades, schools and other public places. Our high school ensembles had a busy year as they continued to rehearse, perform and keep music in the eyes and ears of the community.

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This has excelled demonstra coaches, you!! S. V. STUDENTS SHOW EXCELLENCE i r jT sen a banker year for S.V. students who have realized their talents, accepted tl Jheir specialized fields. In areas of scholarship, music, art and sports, ou sd that hard work and determination pay off. By taking full advantage of the faculty and have made aTTiark in the record books of S.V. and made us proud. Congra ebhallenge and students have SCHOLARSHIP Winners of NY Regents Scholarships Kenn nelly jeradc ;e William Benm Todd Black Kristi Cline Malcolm Dorn lard Fugui eth Gagi Sean Gahagan Kristine Keeney Carl Kosinski Mark Nikula Daphne Platt Kimberly Rehl Eric Rustine Edmund Stevi Elizabeth Str; Jon Tyler (Als Loi BdSi Sean Bowh Dave NolanB Shelley Harding fl Kim Robinson I Girls SoccerH Kelly Casey Colleen Dunrlnn MUSIC All State Chorus Daphne Platt ea All State Chorus kie Gillette Teri Heavey Maria Luke Tina Muckey Kim Rehberg lustine in Studer All State Band day.Carros Melody Gardner AnnMa.ro Griffiths Kris Keeney Wendy Mainusch Daphne Platt Joyce Tyler . ■?' a All State Orchestra id Laviska Joel Smales LuAnn Szajna Hk SPORTS All-Star STAC Selections Boys Soccer Rob Chapman Chris Clinton Malcolm Donnelly Football— 1st Team Chip Corbin Football — 2nd Team Wayne Stanton ■ Jeff Clow Alan Jones ■ Cross Country Ed Stevens Chris Wright ART Duane Pei At the Scholastic Art Awards competition, locally held at Roberson Center. Duane received 4 gold keys and 3 blue ribbons. His work will go on to New York City for national judging. In the past 3 years. Duane has won a total of 9 gold keys. 8 blue ribbons. 2 Hallmark Award nominations and 1 national gold medal award for his self-portrait.