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Redskin Review (Created by SASD Students)

2008 Spring/Summer
Redskin Review Spring Summer 2008
2008 Winter/Spring
Winter Spring 2008

2007 Fall Winter
Sayrenade 1944

2007 Spring Summer
2007 Spring Summer

 

2006 Fall
Senior trumpet player Darren Reilly performs at a recent pep rally held at the high school’s newly renovated Lockhart Street Bowl before the Homecoming game.

 

2006 Spring/Summer
Cast members of Bedside Manor performed in the high school audience before appreciative audiences April 30 and 31 and May 1 and 2. (Photo by Colin Durfee)

 

2006 Winter/Spring
Junior High County Band members shown above include (front row from left): Dan Weber, Mark Hickey and Jacob Parsons. In the second row from left are: Ross Willmot, Courtney Harmon, Doug Hickey and Katherine Cybulak. In the third row from left are: Hannah Robinson, Michael Gloeckner, Janine Secor, Rachel Polinski, Beau Ryck and Taylor Skerpon. In the back row is Frankie Galizia.

 

2005 Fall
Kelly Ammerman, escorted by her brother, Isaac Ammerman, is the 2005 Sayre High School Homecoming Queen. Connor Dugan was selected as Homecoming King.

 

2005 Spring/Summer
Hardtack, Anyone?

 

2005 Spring
Senior Caci Silkman (left) joins in the fun with junior Jackie Morse during Senior Servant Day at Sayre H.S. Students “bid” on seniors with money raised going to the senior class.

 

2005 Winter/Spring
Megan McClary, ninth grade student at Sayre High School, adds color to her window painting.

 

2004 Fall
Dr. Donald Houck, Sayre Area School District Superintendent of Schools, and Mrs. Michelle Murrelle, assistant elementary school principal, flank Mrs. Sharon Hildebrandt at the 2005 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year luncheon. Both administrators were on hand for the Teacher of the Year presentations, announcement ceremony and closing luncheon. (See page 3 for additional photos)