Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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Every HOME needs a Garden 4 — May Day (Below) The May Day escorts are often overlooked. Steve Leister accompanies Jodi Eroh. (Right) Entertainment for the queen is provided by Kim Gaugler. (Lower Left) More queen entertainment is rendered by energetic Cara Mengle, Becky Malcolm, and Cara Williams. (Lower Right) The yearbook dedication hon- ors Miss Albright and presentation is made by Dennis Shaffer and Michelle Shaffer.

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The court is their SANCTUARY (Left) Row I: L. Savastano, L. Bzdil, S. Mitchell, M. Bell. Row 2: R. Haddon, M. Keeley, V. Alex, D. Woodring, J. Fisher. Row 3s R. Heckert. J. Weis. C. Rohland. J. Tischler, J. Dressier. A. Arragon, Coach 5. Haupt. (Far left) With strong determination showing in his face, John Fisher makes a valiant return. (Near left) Leaping for another good volley, graduate Richard Heck- ert will be missed in ’84. After finishing the '83 season with a 12-2 record, the young Braves team will feel comfortably at home on the court. They are looking forward to a promis- ing ’84 season, having lost only gradu- ates Rich Heckert and Antonio Arra- gon. Junior Jonathan Weis is returning at the number I position which he has held for the last 2 years. Juniors Dave Woodring and Jon Tischler will be again competing for the 2nd and 3rd positions after both coming off great years. Sophomore Vince Skeeter” Alex will be at the 4th position, with Senior John Fisher and Sue Mitchell again fighting it out for the 5th varsity spot. The J.V. team will consist of Sen- iors Liz Bzdil, Roger Haddon, and Mark Bell and Juniors Jim Dressier, Mike Keeley, Chris Rohland and Leah Savas- tano. With last year as an experience building year, this year’s season should be outstanding. Tennis — 3

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Celebration of the spring, May Day, was appropriately themed this May of '83, Springtime in the Garden’’. Adorning the gym in hues of spring, members of the senior class took pride in deco- rating for the last such occassion they were to spend at Shikellamy. An emotional queen, Patricia Rohm, took to her throne in the garden. Amongst the flowers she was beguiled by the entertaiment of her classmates. Master and mistress of ceremonies, John Rorke and Becky Malcolm, intro- duced soloists Sue Mahoney and Kim Gaugler and trio Cara Men- gle, Cara Williams and Becky Mal- colm. The radiance of the atmo- sphere, the queen, and the performances provide a senti- mental and memorable final May Day at Home for the graduating class of 1983. (Above) Student Council President Craig Dorman crowns Queen Patty Rohm as escort Gil Geiger stands by. (Left) The final song honoring the queen and her court is sung by lovely petite Susan Mahoney with piano accompaniment by Don Hoffman and Heather Carter. May Day — 5