Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)

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1196 Ilsa Fannie Stout English LB. and Graduate 'Work at I.U. Hrs. Ruth ngDr Hans Bo. and Related Subjects Sunshine Sponsor Junior Co-Sponaor B.S. - Purdue, lat Grade License in Chen. a Eng. H.S. Snith-Hugheu License lrs. Evelyn Couch Office Secretary Ir. Earl Boyl Trustee of Silver Crook-Tawnship Ir. Henry Montgomery Ir. William R1551. lhintonnnoo of Buildings NOT PICTURED

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1196 op smon oust or 19m In September 1945, we entered S. c. H. S.' as 3 group of timid and lost Freshmen. After e. few weeks of school we became acquainted with everyone and were initiated by the husky Sophomores. We recovered from thin with only 3 few oeauelitiee end after the initio- tion, we felt like fullefledged members of Silver Creek High. The sponsor. selected for our Freshman year were liu Fannie Stout and Mr. Barry Regan. Our class officers were Bob Weber, President; Kenneth Dreyer, Viee-Preeident; 1nd Shirley Walker, Secretary and Treasurer. Our else: eterted this first year to make money for the Junier-Senior prm by eelling $150 worth of mgasinee. Within the year three new etudente-Genevn McDaniel, Eula Veught, and Edith Snow-eune into our eleee. 0n the other bend, Dolores loQuury and Eula. Veught withdrew be- fore we finished our firet year in high Ichool. There were vary few activities in our second yeer at Silver Creek High end for thin reason the year woe rether dull. The only happening thnt wue important in our Sophomore year was when we entertained the Freshmen with e. contained party tnd dmee. Our sponsors were Ire. Miller end Ir. Regen. Che: officers for this year didn't hhve to get need to their'reepee- tire offices, because they hud 0.11 held the cue poeitione u in the Freshman year. lhen.we beeene Jolly Juniore, we worked lihe dogs bxperienoed ulenenL thtt ie, we sold everything fru hot- to nut: in order to get enough money to give n pru with :11 the trimming. Fe ehn epenk modestly nnd uy thut we need our money to put on one or the nicest end neet euooeuful prus that ha been given by the Juniere of Deer Ole Silver creek Hi. The pro. wu given in the honor of the Seniors ht the Seelheok Hotel on Key g1, 1948. We .dnneed to the nueie of Johnny Burmrdt'e eroheetn end were enterteined by e. stage show. The evening wu olimed by the crowning of the King, Orrin Weber, end Queen, Phyllie Wil- linghln. This, together with the other e.ttrhotionl, ended e .Ttruly perfect evening. Our Junior clue officer: were Bob Weber, Preeident; Kenneth Dreyer, Viee-Prelident; Renee Cook, Treuurer; nnd Joyce Bailey, Secretary. We chose Ir. Fox and Ire. Baker ee our eponeore. They eeeieted no throughout the year und were especially helpful with preparations for the prm. The elnu, which three yean before hed Iterted with 81 nenberu,wu represented by 47 eerioue Seniors thet enrolled in the tell of 1948. lend: Stenrd withdrew during the firet eeneeter of her Senior yeer. By this tine etch ohu nenber bid an opportunity to know the elu- notto: lot to the top, but olimbinp'I The clue flower wu the red reee end the clue colors were royal blue and silver. Sponsors for this your were: Ira. ann c. hyer And Mr. Arthur 8. Fax, with Ir. Austin 3. Walker, ex-offieio. clue offioere were he follows: Kenneth Dreyer, President; June linen, Vioe-Preeident; Renee Cook, Secretory; end Geraldine Pendygreft, Treuurer. , we wish to thank the Junior: for the wonderful tine we experienced et the pre- whieh they gtve in our honor. The Senior Clue Play we.- one of the outetending events of the eehool yeer. Datee that were inportnnt to our Senior Clue were: Beecahureete, lley 223 Gredmtion, lay 27. In caning years, as you ponder over the history of our class lay your thought. he turned heck with joy to the dnye spent at 8. c. H. 8. HISTORY commm J oemn Weohter Sher Lui m1