Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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P.E. teacher is Shikellamy High School is fortunate enough to have one of the most complete training programs in the area. Physical Education teacher Kenda Roth is complet- ing her third year as the school’s trainer. All sports at Shikellamy are included in the program. The Nautilus equipment has been here for a few years but a new ma- chine — the Orthotron was just added a year ago. The orthotron is used in rehabili- tating knees, ankles and shoulders. It can also be used in strength training. The Nau- tilus equipment not only builds strength but it also helps flexibility. Student trainers Chris Mull, Chuck McNevich and Ron Wetzel assist in the Secretaries-Front: Joan Shaffer. Marge Heintzelman, Jacquee Hudson. Deb Force. Kim Brown. Back:Rac program throughout the year. Mitterling. Barb Black. Joan Bordner, Dorothy Hafer. Nancy Shipe, Doris Lagerman. school sports trainer C.A. Neal M.Eq.. (1953) Social Studies Janet Price B.S.. (1954) Business Education David H. Newcomer B.A., (1971) Social Studies Richard Purnell M.Ed.. (1961) Mathematics Sidney B. Ocker A.B.. (1963) Science Coordinator James R. Reaser B.S., (1972) Music Michael Ohler B.S., (1973) Mathematics David J. Reier B.A., (1975) Mathematics Robert S. Platt M.Eq.. (1964) Social Studies Supervisor David M. Ritchie B.S.. (1977) Mathematics Custodial Staff-Front. V. Byers. E. Hollenbach, D. Anderson. Supply. Back: A. Eisley, E. Kistner. B. Walborn. K. Weigold. Supervisor M. Yerger.

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Cynthia L. Martz B.S.. (1974) Physical Education Robert L. Menges B.S.. (1971) Business Education Robert H. Messner M.A., (1946) Mathematics Supervisor Graduate returns to substitute Patsy Mues B.S.. (1978) Science John E. Murray B.S., (1981) Industrial Arts Education W. Michael Nailor. M.S.. (1976) Communication Arts Former Selinsgrove teacher. Miss Agnes Toccket. replaced Miss Krick for approximately four weeks. The industrial arts class is instructed by a new teacher. Mr. Wood. Mrs. Sheila Long B.S.. (1982) Science Phyllis Martin B.S., (1980) Library Miss Agnes Toccket, a graduate of Shi- kellamy High School, graduated from Sus- quehanna University in 1977. Miss Toccket has an M.A. in English Literature and gra- duate work in Humanistic Education. She also attended the University of Florence in Europe for one year and received a Cer- tificate of Completion in Italian language. Miss Toccket, substituting for Miss Krick, enjoyed teaching here. I think the English Department is a functioning sys- tem equipped with good teachers and stu- dents. After this job, she hopes to travel. Her destination is Italy, where she can further her studies in foreign languages. If she doesn’t go to Italy, Philadelphia will do. Carol G. Main M.Ed.. (1981) For. Lang. Soc. Std.

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Faculty — 25 All teachers, including Mr. Johnson, are assigned duties for Pep rallies. The nurse's aide, Mrs. Joyce McCarthy, relieves Mrs. Wertz of much record keeping. Many teachers take additional studies When kids would gripe and whine about their homework they didn't realize that some teachers were sitting home nights missing Entertainment Tonight and Fame on T.V. in order to do their home- work. Several of our teachers took classes at colleges and universities in the area this year. Mr. Michael Ohler, math teacher, took a class at Susquehanna University called Micro Computer use in the Classroom”. When asked how it felt to be on the other side of the desk he replied, It’s a heck of a lot different. Reminds me how miserable homework is.” There were ten people in the class including other teachers from this school. Another teacher-student in the class, phys. ed. teacher Miss Sally Hile added, It was very informative.” Mrs. Phyllis Martin, librarian, took a course in Government Documents at Kutztown State College. The class studied federal and state publications used to or- ganize purchasing. She commented, It kind of makes you humble.” Mrs. Dolores Seasholtz, Mrs. Susan Johnson, Mrs. Nan- cy Farr and Miss Joan Krick took a course in Vocational Education Counseling. Mrs. Seasholtz reflected, Some classes were interesting and informative, depending on the instructor.” Mrs. Winnie Donkochik went to Bloomsburg State College at night for a class called School and Society. She studied the relationships between school districts and their surrounding communi- ties. When asked if she liked being a stu- dent again, she jovially answered, I really enjoyed it. If I could afford it. I'd be a perpetual student. Susan FI. Rosencrans M.Ed., (1974) Business Education % Charles E. Schlegel B.S.. (1962) Social Studies Robert M. Sabol M.Eq., (1965) Driver Education Ellen J. Saxton B.S., (1974) Communication Arts Kenda L. Whitmer Roth B.S., (1981) Physical Education Dennis Schnader B.S. (1968) Music Michael P. Roush B.S.. (1957) Art Dolores Seasholtz B.S.. (1976) Flealth Physical Education