Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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“Don't Ever Don’t ever try to understand everything — Some things will just never make sense. Don't ever be reluctant to show your feelings — When you're happy give into it! When you're not, live with it. Don't ever be afraid to try to make things better — You might be surprised at the results. Don't ever take the weight of the world on your shoulders. Don't ever feel threatened by the future — Take life one day at a time. Don't ever feel guilty about the past — What’s done is done. Learn from any mistakes you may have made. Don't ever feel that you are alone ... there is always someone there for you to reach out to. Don't ever forget that you can achieve so many of the things you can imagine. Imagine that! It’s not as hard as it seems. Don’t ever stop loving, Don't ever stop believing, Don't ever stop dreaming your dreams. Laine Parsons Freshman class officers, under the direc lion of Mr Murray and Mr. Bolonis. lead the class of 85 their first year in high school. Georgette Brown discusses last years' class history with Cherie Groce, who was a foreign exchange student in the Philippines the 198384 school year. Class History 13

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Graduates look to the future Twenty years ago, students from Northumberland High School and Sun- bury High School came together for the first time to create what was to be called the Shikellamy High School. Northumberland and Sunbury had been traditionally rival schools, and bringing them together made school spirit and unity of the student body an almost impossible goal. The students had to learn to work together before the building they now shared could truly be- come a school. The Shikellamy Brave emblem was designed to replace the Sunbury Owl and the Northumberland Pine Tree. The The Shikellamy High School class of 1966 forged the way for future Shikellamy graduates. Diplomas in hand. 1966 Shikellamy graduates. John Michaels and Helen Lower plan to face the future together. As we approach the end of our long road to graduation, we can look back at our experiences, both good and bad. and know that we have learned from them. The time is drawing near when we must leave the beaten path, and use the knowledge we have gained to find our own path to the future. We've Come A Long Way . . But We Still Have A Long Way To Go. class of ’66 was forced with the task of selecting the new school colors; blue, maroon, white; to replace the two old sets of colors; blue and white, and ma- roon and white. At this same time a new Alma Mater was created. Many of the traditions which are taken for granted were the product of their hard work and active imaginations. And so. for their devotion, perserver- ance, and tremendous spirit, we. the class of 1985. with this twentieth anni- versary edition of The Profile 85, wish to honor the ‘ pioneers’’ of the Shikellamy High School, the class of 1966. We Ve come a lone; way