Shikellamy High School - Profile Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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V Larger classes call for part-time teachers This year at Shikellamy there are three teachers who teach at the high school for two periods and at the C.W. Rice Middle School for the remainder of the school day. Mrs. Norris, a phys- ical education teacher; Mrs. Seiger. a practical algebra and 9th grade general math teacher; and Mr. Howard, a western hemi- sphere geography and American history teacher; all teach part of the day at Shikellamy High School. Teaching at the high school is a new experience for Mrs. Norris. She has been teaching for 16 years, but this is her first year teaching in high school. By teaching at the high school she has a chance to form new friendships. Mrs. Norris stated she doesn’t mind travelling between the two schools; but when there are delays or schedule changes, it makes arriving on time difficult.” Both Mrs. Seiger and Mr. Howard are teaching at the high school because there is a large 9th grade class, and they have secondary certifications in their departments. When there are special schedules at the high school, it makes it rough on these teachers because they can't be at two places at the same time. When asked about teaching at two different schools. Mrs. Seiger stated she would prefer not to teach at different schools but I don’t mind;” and Mr. Howard stated. I don’t really mind. Mr. Howard looks over the notes for his American history class. 24 Seniors

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Shikellamy Seniors named to Who's Who Sharon A. Bohner Angela M. Botticher Jerome Bowers Clyde Drumheller watches as Daphne Ferster pulls with all her might during tug-of-war. Since 1967 the organization of Who's Who Among American High School Students has been committed to celebrating out- standing students for their positive achievements in academic, athletic, school and community service. Students from 22,000 public, private, and parochial high schools across the nation are eligible to qualify. A Who's Who Committee of distinguished educators review the applicants. Those students who comply with the organization's standards are rewarded with their picture and biography in the annual edition of Who's Who. The organization also gives fifty, one thousand dollar scholarships that these students will have a chance to receive. Shikellamy is proud to have several meritorious students included in the 1983 1984 edition of Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. They are as follows: James Conrad. Julie Klock, Kevin Knoebel, Tony Mottern, Lori Rebuck, Monica Smith, Brian Stettler, Alyssa Vidosh, David Hilscher. Tony Reed. Jon Tischler, Kim Metzler, Lee Miller. Mike Gentzler, Karen Ferster, Denise Dorman. Darci Doran, Steve Harrell, John Landis. Chris Bannon. Jeff Hummel, Dan Swineford, Caroline Cellitti, Blaise Myers, Tammy Petraski, Sherri Senoski and Mike Derr. Dawn M. Bolig Danny Bottiger Cheryl E. Brosious Jamie L Brosius Matthew L. Brouse Seniors 23

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Lonnie Bickel, Kim Fulmer and Sherri Senoski take advantage of the warm weather by reading their scripts outside Seniors 25