Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN, an added play to the 1980-81 theater agenda, was presented on October 2» 3. and 4. According to Mrs. Ellen Saxton, director of the play, ’The play was well received and put together in a short time. The students did a very commendable job. The audience enjoyed a nice light evening of entertainment.1’ Cast members included: Russ Wynn portraying Charlie Brown, Rob Roznowski as Snoopy. Helen Groninger playing Lucy, Mary Andrewlevich as Patty, John Rorke as Schroeder, and Greg Seal as Linus. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN 18 — CHARLIE BROWN

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i In Provo, Utah, the band represented PA with flying colors, placing first in the annual ' Freedom Festival parade and in exhibition in the Brigham Young University stadium for the July 4 festivities. Another highlight of the trip was the unique experience of sleeping under the stars in the Grand Tetons. Wyoming. The next day was spent touring Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The group then performed another stand-up concert in Cody. Wyoming. At their last performance, the band played in the amphitheater at Mount Rushmore, South Dakota. The Braves spent the last three nights on the busses. I WESTWARD HOI-17

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Here's the World War One flying ace high over France in his sopwith camel, searching for the infamous Red Baron! I must bring him down. Drat this foe, it's bad enough to have to fight the Red Baron without having to fly in weather like this! CHARLIE BROWN was the first fund raiser, for the newly formed “International Thespian Society'' at Shikellamy. to take a trip to New York City. “It is an international society which honors students who have achieved excellence in not only performing but also in the technological aspect of a production.” said Mrs. Saxton. She added that “the society is to promote interest and involvement not only in students but the community as well. There is no limit to the number of students who may join but there are qualifications. One must be at least a sophomore and have been in two productions. CHARLIE BROWN — 19