Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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TINSELTOWN highlights “Moonlight of Roses” When asked to discribe the prom “ .. . first all the way, was the statement made by Class President Scott Baylor. Approxi- mately 350 students were in at- tendance at Moonlight of Roses.” Ted Andrewlevich and Lori Ben- nett reigned as king and queen after their announcement by the leader of “Jaysen Grand.” Chance” was the band provid- ing music at the post-prom held at the Sunbury Elks. Our local busi- nessmen got a pat on the back for generously donating gifts which helped to make the prom a suc- cess. RIGHT: Art Bernstein finds it funny that Cinderella has attended the prom, but Jim Orner keeps on dancing! LOWER LEFT: Es- cort G. Shaffer entertains Jackie Benner. BOTTOM CENTER: Seniors and under- classmen enjoy conversation as well as dance at the prom. FAR RIGHT: King Ted Andrewlevich and Queen Lori Bennett re- « 12 — PROM

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Travelers relive a touch of the past German students in grades 10 through 12 had the opportunity of visiting historic Germany in places including Berlin, Munich, and Hei- delberg. In preparation for the trip ■ the ten students attended a meet- ± ing and previewed brochures to ji select areas of interest for their ' IS® visit. Mrs. Snyder, the new Ger- man teacher, said upon their re- turn to Shik, “The students 'tj, | learned a lot. They made reports afterwards and shared their ex- periences.” Germany 1st ROW: G. Zimmerman, C. Hoch, K. Dunkleberger. L. Phillips. 2nd ROW: F. Deeben. K. Hummel, C. Ulrich, J. Snyder, B. Weaver, C. Fetterman. The view seen of the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgarten was breathtaking. From the vantage point of the castle fortress in the center of the city a gorgeous view of Salzburg, Austria was visible. Atour was taken of the historical ruins of the Heidelberg Castle. Students were amazed at the workmanship in the woodcarving shop at Oberaumergau. W. Germany. 14 —GERMANY