Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

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s E N I O R S 16 Seniors CLASS COLORS: Dusty Rose Ivory CLASS FLOWER: Light Pink Rose CLASS MOTTO: Cherish Yesterday, Dream Of Tomorrow, And Live For Today! Nancy Fortune looks at a college brochure. Th e Senior Year arrived with lightning speed and had taken us by surprise. We had many fond memo- ries to look back on and thousands of opportunities blossoming in front of us. Along with those pleasant memories, also came some difficult times. We had made our mistakes and learned from them. We were ready to tackle new horizons. This Senior year was also a time of decision making that will stay with us throughout our lives. Will we go to college or should we go right into the working world? We had accom- plished many goals and now we must call upon those strengths we had obtained from our accomplish- ments and go out and conquer any obstacles that stand in our path. The future is only as good as we make it.. . and we, the Class of 1986, can make it.

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After one hundred years of standing watch over New York Harbor, she slowly began to de- teriorate. Many efforts were made to restore the damaged sections of her weather-beaten body. In 1984, Lady Liberty was enclosed in 151 feet of scaffolding. The restoration started with the replacement of 1600 rusting iron ribs with new ribs of a modern rust-proof alloy. Next, the 200,000 pounds of hand-hammered copper ex- terior were cleaned. Strengthening Liberty's arm and replacing her torch with one covered in gold was the last step. The gold covering will make the flame appear to burn even in daylight, a tribute to the hope she has given to all who have passed through freedom's golden door. July 4, 1986, marked the unveiling of Lady Liberty. The widespread interest in the Statue of Liberty seems to assure us all that her torch will TOP — The skyline of New York City pro- vides the backdrop and home of the Statue of Liberty. ABOVE — The Statue of Liberty en- veloped by a web of scaffolding, stands proud as workers clean her copper covering and reinforce the inte- continue to burn brightly for many years to rior metal ribbing. 1986 come. marks her centennial anniversary as the cherished symbol of freedom. Opening 15

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PRESIDENT Brian Evans VICE PRESIDENT Tracey Gilbert TREASURER Missy Davis SECRETARY Cindee Reeser SENIOR CLASS Officers And Cabinet FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: C. Reeser, E. Ramacciotti, T. Maloney, C. Sparks, T. Dell, M. Kopyta, T. Gilbert, M. Moses, T. Holder, S. Moore, N. Kunkle, S. Jack, P. Lynch, K. Stevenson, C. Rowland, M. Allen, C. Arvin, D. Thomas, E. Miller, M. Davis, B. Evans.