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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

VomnmIS SILVER LEAVES l957 SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL ' SeHersburg,lndiana Pakum .,.m w-,, -. ,. 1..., ...V....,,,.,, : l . .. 'a-- v, , r.. .3 nwgl-amlw max ,. . '..- J 3 -.':.. e.....t.4 theww-muw.gwg-4 web 3.95413: ggszmu-mmwmh 3 1 3 A C H A N C E l TO GROW l As our student enrollment grows, so does our school and the number of courses offered. Whether we start to Silver Creek 05 seventh graders or freshmen, we develop physically and mentally through co-operotion. We grow in class- rooms by learning with others, in activities by work- ing with others, and in sports by competing with others. We are also encouraged by our teachers in all things until we become young adults in our senior year. on... We are proud of our school because it offers opportunities for progress and growth. CLASSROOMS-page 6 SPORTS-page 41 ACTIVITIES-page n E k z -r--;: . - - . .7... . . . . 3 ,. n t 7 ...-...I..- L. I. ., - .L' - .w--g,.;;..i't ' 3 ,- . V we. m, . u. ., V 3,. PEOPLE-page 51 .m.-. ... ..- .-.,. .;,..........-..: -gu'. .,,. 4,. JL. A.. p.. -... ...AWW ..M. wwmvwwgv . ,- . . . , wwzm-z'mx n... .1 UJAuw- mwuw Mu.541 ywwnwuu. .m; WHHLm. Wu. It is a grand rush as stu- dents pass through the main hall to their after- noon classes. Enloylng their work t our year in an enlarged building... We began our new school year by moving into the new section which was added to Silver Creek to connect the gymnasium to the original building. This addition consists of offices for the administration, a bookstore, and halls lined with lockers for the stu- dents. The new home economics and chemistry rooms, complete with laboratories, provide us with adequate equipment and give us the incentive to work harder in these subjects. We enjoy working and studying in a building equipped with the new facilities that have been added to our high school. in the spacious quarters of the new offke are Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Pitman, and Mrs. Weber. Pleufunt aromas will fill the air when the home eco- nomucs girls get together. Joyce Smethers, Judy Marshall, Judy Densford, and Ruth Ann Henderson, directed by Mrs. Diefenbach, are preparing Christmas candy, May I have your attention, please? We will always re- member these familiar words of Mr. Bedell, as he makes an- nouncements over the new intercom system. ...- -V -0--.....,.......v . . . .7 ,, .w-.:m; mmm m 1.. :... 1,. ;....m :u.:m. rug;- .. ' . WWWWJWWEB' 1 We search for answers, try out ou .-, ..,,,;..-.--.... ...-. an; . ....... .u..- Geraldine Creech explains how to diagram a sentence to her English classmates, Joan Jackson and Kenny Pettif and her in- structor, Mrs. Werle. Mrs. McBride inspects the clay animals which have been molded by her seventh grade art students, Jimmy Carlisle, Mike Doughty, and Karen Wheatley. Gene Wheatley, Paul Newby, Mr. ArneH, Warren McDonald, Charley Goode, and Newell Hardsaw check one of the tractors in agriculture class. a . 7 . ,. unwmun'r v'lik nngWTMw, 'N'Yi . V U Mr. Klein, instructor, inspects the auxiliary views drawn by - Back: Richard Snider and David Hutch- inson. Front: James Weber and Floyd Gladden in mechanical drawing class. In the classrooms of Silver Creek we are taught methods of learning. We search through our texts and reference books for answers To a growing number of questions. We work in school labora- fories to prove or disprove our own theories on various proiecfs. We exchange ideas with each ofher. We learn and develop new skills under a Teacher's supervision. These methods, along with our feochers' guid- GnCe, help us to develop our minds of Silver Creek. ABOVE RIGHT: The second year shorfhand class takes dictation from Mrs. Wheatley, instrucmr. LOWER RIGHT: Earl Montgomery, Libby Hinton, LaDanna Nunn, and lorry Vest check the driver training cu? in driver's education class as Mr. Briggs, instructor, supervises. ,MW . .- . . .A MAM .. 111M: Whidith We have great fun presenting programs g . - - .9- ;.-..-- . Rev. Cummins retells the Easter story to the student body. Dickie Leuke does a pantomime of Chuck Berry's recording, Pink Cadillac , at the Silver leaves Ball. - . w , - -- ,' , --u---WWWWK; k. .,V.'.' , . .1 T , rt AVA plays, and dances... This year, for the first time, the Dramatics Club at Silver Creek has participated in the high school radio programs, sponsored by WLRP in New Albany. Throughout the year, many clubs and classes have discovered new talent, provided entertainment, and raised money by presenting plays. Our extro-curriculor calehdor also contained three moior dances . . . another first at SC. Besides the onnuot Silver Leaves Ball in the fall and the ltJr.-Sr. Prom in the spring, a Christmas Dance, spon- sored by the SC Club, was introduced. Although programs, plays, and dances require a lot of work, we have fun working together to pre- sent them. Peggy Smith holds the microphone for Non Sellmer, us lin Hinton and Mrs. Watson, sponsor, make a re- cording of the radio broadcast. look Behind You! ROQer Motsinger, A SPIne-tingling, three act mystery-comedy presented by the Junior Class. Murphy Brock, Barbara Stepp, Nun Sellmer, Ronnie Mahan, Norman Crouse, Sandra Swan, Gary Pendygraft. . - . , : n v ' , ;, . - . 7 W , ; ,', .. 1 .... H: .. v., .. ; w , ' .... .. ... .ngmwn'Laigg'gggmmwhmmqn;m , ,.,, .4, J4: ,V . .. , ,. We try out everything. Teen-oge fads come and go and SC students try them all. Whether it's slang, rock-'n-roll, or some new fash- ion craze, you'll find it in our school. ... A -o-go.-. ... . ... .9-..'w.an-'-....,.A..M gr. . , ,.'.- loritfa Harris, Bob Eastes, and LaDanna Nunn admire charm bracelets and iackets which were sold his year. Patty McCory and Harold Taylor demonstrate that crazy hats are the latest too. Everyone wears either ivy league shirts or trousers as shown by Gwen Moser and Dickie Abernathy. V4 .- .... WV .1 .V m 3. 'J'f'mi 1 . - v v .. v' . ' --1-'. J'b'u kWS'rhbin-MJI. A .Im'h 5'4'32. '3': . We Grow... by working with others. M m mvwagjqqqcm , . . Aw . - . u . j' - '- BEGINNING MAJORETTES: Craig, Dismore, Reed, Broudy, Ehringer, TENNESSEE, HERE WE COME! f .z DRUM MAJOR Pot Dean ADVANCED MAJORETTES: Dean, Schecter, Metcalfe, Hendricks, Weber, Smith, Dickson, Dickson, Harris, Hinton. wnw- wu-c-wfr- -,-v---v 1v -.-. .2 -. mr , x . . u.,, u. '1 . .....'. V'; .m a - . V .- ' - u -, ;, . 7 - 5 ' ' . w er-m-Miinsminwunus- BEGINNING BAND: Sitting: Becht, Carter, Wheatley, Reed, Mallory. Standing: Rogers, Fleming, Haas, Doughty, Weber, Johnson, LaMuster. During the year food seemed To appear wherever there was 0 band member present. The reason for all these little goodies was to raise money for the coming bond tour to Nashville, Tennessee, the first of its kind for the musical minstrels. Gary Pendygroft and Sandy Haas, King and Queen of the Valentine Dance, sponsored by the Bond Parents, pose with their court: Swartz, Crouse, Richey, Deon, Smith, and McKinley. Marvin Ambs, director, presents the first-di- vision state contest plaque which was won at Franklin to Van Wingen, pres., while Broaddus, asst. librarian; Sexton, librarian; Haas, girl custodian; Ringer, boy custodian, and Dean, sec., Iookton. . .m.....4,- T, . -...-.- ...e.. ,u H4 Front Row: 0. Briggs, M. Gremlin, S. Wenning, O. Raiser, B. Crone, M. Maymon, G. Threlkel, J. Beyl. Second Row: Orren Briggs, director, M. BoTTorff, N. Edwards, 0. linne, G. Stanley, D. Fleming, H. Waggoner, M. Zimbro, J. Jewel. Third Row: M. Thompson, L. HinTon, 8. Campbell, L. Kirkman, N. Crouse, J. WaTson, C. Weber, D. Gladden, R. Brown. New trappings for the minstrels of the Glee Club... Mrs. Stephen FosTer - u and her friends, ChorloTTe and Adelaide, portrayed by Walker, Edwards and Grumlin respectively, sing De CampTown Races in The opereTTa BeauTiful Dreamer . Orren Briggs, direcTor, is discussing new scores with The Glee Club officers. Sitting: BoTTorff, pres.; Walker, Treas.; Briggs, sec. Standing: RainbolT, properTies; Crouse, v. pres.; Linne, asst. librarian. T161 ,..,.-. Fleming, librarian, is not pictured. New robes of orange and blue help add sparkle To The appearance of The Giee Club members. These robes were worn for The TirsT Time CT The sToTe conTesT of Franklin and gave The Club ex- ochy The righT TinT for Their grand enTrqnce. The second placing won by The Glee Club of Franklin was highlighTed by The firsT received by Norman Crouse oT The sToTe solo conTesT. IT was The firsT Time in The hisTory of our Glee Club ThoT a member has ever received a TirsT in solo work in a sToTe conTesT. Front Row: G. Beigay, C. Van Wingen, O. Baird, M. Bolly, E. Walker, J. Chowning, J. Gillenwater, C. Frederick, K. Salmon. Second Row: M. Brock, N. Crouse, G. Pendygraft, J. Weber, 8. Eastes, D. Dold, W. Stockdell. P.T.S.A. -the link that binds us all together The PTSA, which was organized for the first time this year at Silver Creek, has been on important step in bringing understanding among parents, students, and school. Besides presenting interesting programs which iricluded a demonstration by the physical edu- cation department and 0 discussion by the guidance counselors, bake sales were held and a link letter was sent once 0 month to homes of the members. The boys' physical education class demonstrates what they are taught throughout the year at the February meeting. The PTSA officers plan their student program with their spon- sor, Joe Pitman. Baird, treus.; Stockdell, first 'vice-presq Walker, rec. sec.,- Crouse, sec.; Harris, second vice-pres.; Van Wingen, pres. i 17 i -.-.r.;..vwm ?WWVW. . . W :mmmmiitniahrtiuxnun:umumMLngAMJWmMLugmzwgugummwk .' ' m'2 E 1uet... . .......t .U.-- .q-qv4..--.-n...-..a -qw ., t. E Front Row: P. Rogers, M. Brock, D. Krainak, M. Byers, P. Brock, J. Berry. Second Row: S. Strother, R. Werle, J. Weber, B. Tosh. the RIFLE CLUB produces IOO'Z marksmen... Around Speed on Monday afternoons can be heard the sounds of rifle shots. The morksmen of Silver Creek are practicing at the Community House. In this club, members learn and practice the proper ways of handling a gun. Rogers, Berry, Tosh, and Brock improve their shooting skill at target practice. Harry Regan, sponsor, and Rifle Club officers discuss a target at practice. Rogers, pres.; Tosh, treas.; Strother, v. pres.; Krainak, sec. a. , - , Front Row: M. Helbig, B. Weber, G. Haas, D. Leake, B. Jones, A. Ransom, 8. Campbell, W. Elliott, C. Graf. Second Row: D. Everly, B. Collings, D. Hutchinson, B. Gregg, P. Newby, D. Amos, M. Pettit, F. Gladden, B. Kochert, J. Sand'ers, J. Wieseka, L. Kirkman, J. Weber. Third Row: D. Dietrich, D. Dietrich, J. Haney, J. Rainbolt, R. Mahan, J. Smith, J. Kruer, G. Owens, G. Clater, R. Snider, B. Rauck. Fourth Row: H. Dean, E. Cleveland, J. Prichard, B. Hardsaw, E. Harris, D. Haas, C. Har- rell, J. Minion, R. Werle, S. Renn, T. Daily, L. Vest, G. Bradley. SHOP CLUB..The handymen of Silver Creek... In addhkntto bemg nomy,the shop boys are handymen, interior decorators, and investigators. As honydmen,theyckaoddiobsoroundtheschooL They become interior decorators when creating scenery for plays' and school programs. For some variety they turned investigators and visited the Ford Motor Company and the new shop at the Clorksville High School. The Shop Club boys are digging holes and stringing wire for a fence. Amos, v. pres.; Hordsaw, treas.; Haas, sec.; and Dean, pres. are working on a metal lathe as James Klein, sponsor instructs them. I191 ray. '1 . . '4' 1-: a'v. Front Row: R. Brown, K. Dugan, P. Haas, L. Applegate, J. Mallory, S. Hostettler, l.. Haas, S. Haas, J. Montgomery. Second Row: M. Lund, E. Regan, A. Burns, J. Smethers, C. Trevarthan, P. Haas, L. Hinton, P. Smith. Third Row: L. Hinton, T. Dickson, R. McCauIey, M. Bottorff, S. Wenning, J. Lewis, B. Stepp. girls bring SUNSHINE to underpriviledged... Aside from the eagerly awaited formal and in- formal initiations, the banquet honoring the senior members, and the choosing of cm Ideal Girl, the Sunshine girls live up to their name by bringing sun- shine to those less fortunate than they. At Christ- mostime, the club gets the spirit by working hard to furnish underprivileged children with toys and other gifts. Mitchell and Ruth Baker, sponsor, check over Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. The Sunshine officers look over the minutes written by Hinton, sec. Standing: Lund, chaplain; Applegate, reporter; Bottorff, v. pres.; McCauley, pres.; Dickson, treas. Mitchell, sgt.-at-arms. is not pictured. I201 . t. t ;. ,.- :-,..a u ' Te :w'qiwa vMd,mmaata.gi,..-..m-M Front Row: D. Dietrich, D. Fleming, C. Mallory, R. Werle, W. Cannon, J. Gaines, T. Heath, L. Cherry, J. Prichard. Second Row: T. McDaniel, G. Cowling, C. Henson, L. Vest, D. Krainak, S. Strother, T. Swartz, D. Haas, P. Rogers, J. Rainbolt, G. Pendy- graft. Third Row: L. Gilbert, B. Weber, E. Popp, J. Millmon, B. Mayfield, P. Harris, J. Weber, R. Motsinger, C. Hendricks, A. Beck, B. Motsinger. Hl-Y don't you check your coats?... The annual initiation of the new Hi-Y members aroused everyone's interest when surprised girls were awarded with kisses. The boys also carried out tro- dition by operating a coat and hot check at bos- ketball games. A first this year for the club was the act of honoring their senior members with sweat- shirts. Rogers, Mayfield, and Beck admire the new sweatshirts that were presented to them. Arthur Riehl, sponsor, helps the Hi-Y officers sort their cards for checking coats. Haas, sec.; Mallory, chaplain; Weber, sgt.-at- arms; Beck, pres.; Millman, vice-pres. i211 A -HQA mm... .H u- .f-.,-.;eg4--l...'..t Front Row: R. Motsinger, M. Thompson, M. Bottorff, C. Van Wingen, M. Davis, L. Applegate, J. Montgomery, C. Frederick; L. Hinton, P. Dean, S. Sexton, R. Broaddus, R. Brown, G. Cowling. Second Row: N. Crouse, K. Guernsey, C. Hendrick, J. Weber,. F. Gladden, K. Salmon, A. Beck, T. Swartz, S. Strother, C. MalIory, D. Dold, R. Mohan, B. Mayfield. Third Row: L. Gil- bert, R. Werle, B. Gregg, J. Mumford, J. Prichard, E. Cleveland, T. McDaniel, B. Weber, J. Rainbolt, P. Harris, E. Harris, M. Kirkpatrick, W. Stockdell, D. Amos, 8. Motsinger. Social Club for letter students... A spark of glamour and excitement was addedw to the social activities at Silver Creek by the Snow- ball Dance and Breakfast given by the SC Club. Add KDThE a hodee and you have Olnemorobb yeah Hendricks and Harris with their dates seem to be enioying the breakfast after the Snow Ball Dance. Ed Denton, sponsor, talks'over plans for the coming year with the SC Club officers. Cowling, v. pres.; Applegate, sec.; Mitchell, treas.; Beck, pres. I221 -. r;j- .;n;.r-kxi-II;FLn nr :1 1 Front Row: S. Pixley, F. Schuff, R. Mahan, W. Cannon, l. Renn, J. Stoner. Sanders, J. Johnson, B. Fisher. Third Row: N. Kirkman, N. Sellmer, L. Cherry, J. Montgomery, P. Dean. Second' Row: 0. Briggs, O. Baird, M. Belly, J. libraries of America, beware of the BOOKWORMS... The student librarians have had a prosperous year from selling of Vintex cleaning materials, which financed a field trip to the new library at the Uni- versity of Louisville. Also the Bookworms hove equipped our library with new plastic letters for the bulletin board, historical pictures, and magazine covers by the sole of these products. Pixley gives a book report, Fifteen by Cleary, to the Book- worm Club. The Bookworm Club officers inspect one of the new library books sec.-treas.; with their Pixley, pres. sponsor, Rowena Standiford. Stoner, Fisher, vice pres., is not pictured. W W ??? W Van t231 A -..ei.4:.... ., V. . , e. .i,v4;.----.. ... . 4. -T.w..-v.....- 4 l . Front Row: Lund, J. DeArk, B. Goodin,.$. Goodin, M. SideboTTom. J. Densford, R. Henderson, J. SmeThers, C. Trevorthan, A. Elza, R. Harris, J. Elza. Second Row: J. Johnson, M. Third Row: A. Jackson, P. Cherry, B. STepp, A. Burns. in G.A.A. girls learn all about love Tin tennis...i Weber, Mokowsky, and Harris Try ouT The new Tennis courT in GAA. Juanita Whitaker, GAA sporTs. Jackson, Treas. i241 STepp, sponsor, pres.; and club officers discuss various Whopbrey, sec.; Elza, V. pres.; This is The TirsT year ThoT leTTers have been awarded by The GAA To girls who have earned The required 250 poinTs by porTicipoTing in dinerenT sporTs. Also, pins were given insTeod of numerals, as o firsT award. The girls sponsored Two bake soles To build up Their Treasury and Topped off The club ccTiviTies wiTh c1 bonqueT CT The Speed HoTeI. Front Row: J. Graham, C. King, B. Edwards, J. Pennington, N. Brown, D. Wheatley, W. McDonald, G. Baker, D. Phelps, K. Biggs, W. Cannon, E. Montgomery. Second Row: N. Hardsaw, G. Wheatley, P. Newby, B. Graham, C. Henson, R. Crone, J. Broody, J. Doughty, T. Heath, 8. Renn, G. Cooper, K. Vick, J. Patrick, R. Coombs, R. Brading. Third Row: G. Owens, J. Brown, W. Stewart, J. Minton, L. Amburgey, L. Edwards, E. Popp, S. Balmer, W. Elliott, B. Eastes, R. Smith, C. Goode, A. Dunn, C. Schafer. is crab grass choking your crops? consult the F.F.A.... The FFA boys have engaged in the business t world by buying a tractor, raising 0 chain of 25 Duroc Gilts, 0nd by producing 200 bushels of corn. They join the field of competition by entering dairy and livestock iudging contests, and in the social world by having skating parties and hoyrides. Crone gives recognition to Mr. Ezra Benson, Sec. of Agriculture, who visited our school during the fall. The FFA is headed by-Standing: Ted Arnett, sponsor; Sumner, reporter; Spurgeon, pres.; Munk, v. pres.; and kneeling, Biggs, treas.; Newby, sentinel; Crone, sec. I251 .......... AA .... .-- 4.;,;.;--v....m...4 449'. .. - Mmmwmwwm rw Front Row: A. Allen, P. Sideboffom, M. Sideboifom, C. Trevarthan, P. Haas, B. Sfepp, E. Asbridge, G. Hartman, P.'Cherry, L Loveless, l. Harris, L. Coleman, J. Chowning, S.. Huneryager, Mildred Werle, Sponsor. Second Row: R. Neville, G. Beigay, D. Tiesel, R. Broaddus, J. Gillenwater, T. Dickson, C. Dickson, A. Sampson, B. Cummins, R. McCauley, C. Van Wingen, S. Sexton, G. Gaines. Third Row: A. Beck, G. Cowling, L. Gilbert, E. Harris, J. Millman, B. Mayfield, D. Dold, S. Strother, W. Stockdell, T. Swartz, C. Hendricks, M. Brock, G. Richey, J. Weber. Future Teachers of America--enough said?... Front Row: N. Coombs, J. Gillenwater, E. Newton, N. Edwards, 0. Briggs, L. Coleman, C. Dicksom Second Row: C. Van Wingen, J. Chowning, S. Hunernger, O. Baird', M. Bolly, M. Zimbro, S. Pixley, Mae McBride, Sponsor. 261 TWWWW ' ...,u 5.:u.- AlIMJJ-Kih a a:ll! s ' . . Betty Watson, Sponsor, P. Dean, J. DeArk, B. Hall, G. Threlkel, P. Haas, D. Ringer, E. Walker, l. Hinton, P. Smith, K. Dugan, L. Hinton. Second Row: N. Sellmer, T. Dickson, J. Johnson, M. lund, C. Van Wingen, R. Brown, R. Broaddus, J. Stoner, B. Wicksfrom, S. Wenning, M. Bottorff. Third Rc'ow: P. Harris, J. Millman, B. Mayfield, R. Mahan, M. Kirkpatrick, W. Stockdell, S. Strother, D. Dold. Front Row: M. Davis, 0. Briggs, J. Stoner, R. Broaddus, J. Chowning, A. Jackson, C. Frederick, Orren Briggs, Sponsor. Second Row: C. Van Wingen, L. Hinton, A. Beck, T. Swartz, F. Gladden, J. Gillenwater, R. McCauley. Third Row: P. Cherry, N. Kirkman, B. Moyfield, C. Hendricks, N. Crouse, R. Crone, ,N. Sellmer, J. Montgbmery. 271 . yewmm-wwgmwmuw..mummvmnmmumwum mm....-.-m.mm.m.mummmmww Me.mmu .;;..;m. mamm- Sr A. . t .-....... ..-A..- .quiyge--v..-.m.... -.,..,'. The rustle of the girls' formats, as they dance, add to the goiety of the Prom. STARDUST What can one's thoughts be, at 6:00 in the morning? The teachers talk shop while waiting for the band to strike up a tune . Enjoy your turkey dinner folks? i281 PROM QUEEN AND KING AND COURT With the glitter of stardust, the King and Queen were crowned at the Prom which was held in the Kentucky Hotel on May 17. The junior and senior boys had voted for a junior girl by previous ballot, and thegirls from the some classes had voted for a senior boy. Suspense filled the air untii the King and Queen were announcee, which climaxed a wonderful evening. ' QUEEN ARD'EtNE Barbara Stepp and Jim Mumford am .t .gmv-w Sue Ann Burns Roger Motsinger, Jon Miltman Larry Gitbett Junior Cgass Pres$deat . .....4 4...;- A. - u.;;,.-.L-v. . . R RV: i 3? gm 3 . ksmmMexsmsm 3Enaggiii:aiii4i: ..qt.11.ItJt...an . m aw . V .1...- . 0 am . C LIBRARY The library plays an essential role in the life of each sfudenf. If is nof only a place where we may read to enioy, but also serves as om avenue To knowledge. We keep up to dafe on the latest news. Geode, Snider, and Cowling are looking at the newspapers. Johnson, assistant librarian, checks out a book for Land. Whether it's questions on assignments or on books for pleasure, Miss Standiford helps to find an answer. The library is a place of swdy or perhaps cafching up 0 Your latest magazine. Here, Rauck is picking out a reference book and Miller, Harrell, Bradley, Schuff, and McCauley are readling at the table. CREEKER SPEEKER STAFF The Creeker Speeker, our newspaper, rounds out the important publications of our high school. Issued every six weeks, it gives a vivid, panoramic view of all news. Ruth Strother, adviser; Montgomery and Pixley, co-editors; Ro- wena Sfandiford, adviser. Artists and Typisfs: Kirkman, Sellmer, Johnson, Stoner. ABOVE RIGHT: Mimeographers: Mumford. Baird, Amos, and lOWER RIGHT: Reporters: Sitting: Smith, Harris, Harrell, Dugan. Standing: Strother, Millman, Hinton. SILVER LEAVES STAFF Silver Leaves, The annual publication of our school yearbook, provides experience for any student interested in journalism training. In each edition, editors attempt to capture for students of Silver Creek High School a collection of the year's foremost activities and a record of the happy ex- periences of school life. Sellmer, assistant editor, and Van Wingen, editor. Editorial Staff. Sexton, Mayfield, McCauIey, Dean, Haas, Cherry, Walker, Dickson, Stoner, Stockdell, Haas, Amos, and Betty Wheatley, adviser. ABOVE LEFT: Business Staff: Sitting: Hinton, Pendy- graft, Haas, Taylor, Beyl. Standing: Broaddus, Brock, Afes, Hariman, and Swarfz. lOWER LEFT: The staff works late at night soriing pictures and making layouts. Standing: Haas and Walker, album section layouts; Cherry and McCauley, copy writers; Broaddus, asst. to Dean. Sitting: Se'll- mer, asst. editor; Van Wingen, editor; Dean, ad- vertisement layouts. Not every photographer will let another boy kiss his girl-whaf H H 0 .ol 0 o I I n, ,s t b a In 1K; T m I. In I- O 9. s e .w 9 -. m m .m m m n. ,s m w m .n .m. .m a Y w o h I c n 5 0 e e w. m H o C , ;,. ..:;.5 aymiovv'WiWNWwM5P NV??? 3 i 2 Come on! Give me the dimel! When did all this paraphernalia start growing in the Everybody danced! ccfeferia? w? , Long walk, isn't it Ruth? Good posters bring resulkl I K I m -.h...-.......w-- avg - . Wj. r, ww-v-VVMWhYm. ' ' . m -- . - -...,....., 3, . - c'F'AA '.-m -:1Hm'mba.,;onu4m. h... MSW .. . :; V, . ,, .' z' hi .mMJuHMJWHBA4 .wa. 3 riu'JW-I, . arm, - Wehre serious too. Sophomores take the Kuder Interest Test in their vocational guidance course. Billy White examines his Christmas painting on the cafeteria windows. Open House at Silver Creek in the fall brought out a large crowd. Pendygraft, Broaddus, and Motsinger seem ?o be en- ioying the fact that they will be attending Boys' and Girls' State at l.U. during summer vacation. Commercial Award Winners-tops in bookkeeping and short- hand. Back: Dickson, Frederick, and Lewis. Front: Sellmer. U101 by competing with others. Prichard goes high in air to get tip that starts Dragons on road to victory against Milan Indians. VARSITY BASKETBALL Introducing sports at S C... Dold, manager, shows his new manager's iersey to his assistants: Stroiher, Henson, Gregg, and Mallory: Coach: Ed Denton 421 65 56 55 57 55 31 59 41 47 61 68 48 56 59 41 51 66 66 51 51 35 Flo d Gladden , Bruce Motsinger Opponent Henryville .................... 48 Charlestown Shelbyville .................... 65 Seymour ..................... 54 North Vernon ................. 47 French Lick ................... 51 Clorksville .................... 47 Charlestown . . ............... 67 Jeffersonville ................ . . 66 Flogef ....................... 82 Corydon ..................... 52 Sacred Heart ................. 63 Brownsfown ................... 51 Versailles Botesville .............. . ...... 43 Hordinsburg .................. 45 Jeffersonville .................. 49 John Prichard 1 : 5 Carl Harrell Eddie Cleveland ' John Rainbolt Phil Harris . Roger Motsinger M.szmmmw .cL - 5 Wm - HO-Av: k. - .P L -. Avn-Uv-rvm'w- . 7.3 4 ,1: mrtgn zakum n. .vt . H -' . B-e-e-a a-t Henryvillel Cries the cheering section, as the Dragons de- feat the Hornets. At Silver Creek we like to think of our cheering section as 0 big wheel, the cheerleaders being the hub and the boosters the spokes. Win or lose, the wheel turns with enthusiasm to cheer and to en- courage our team to continue to do its best. Sports- manship, courtesy, and school spirit prevail at all our games, at home and away. Varsity cheerleaders: Marilyn Davis, Joyce Montgomery, and Linda Applegate. 3WW$WWW$WWy . JV cheerleaders: Ruth Ann Henderson, Karen Dugan, Jr. Hi cheerleaders: Barbara Meek, Karen Haas, l: 1 Jackie Weber, and Peggy Smith, front. Marie Burns, and Donna McKinley. 44 JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Rainbolt, Baxter, Sal- mon, Gladden, Pennington. Second Row: Cleveland, Graham, Harrell, Weber. Although the Freshmen and JV teams failed to come up with winning teams this year, both showed promise. One thing to remember in looking over the records of these teams is that the real importance of the Fresh- men and JV teams is to prepare the boys for varsity ploy. h The JV showed great promise, especially in rebounding. In one game they picked ninety-four rebounds off the backboards. A crop of sophomores 0nd iuniors with good potentials should push SC on its way to more winning seasons. Coach: Bill Makowsky FRESHMEN Front Row: Baker, Miller, Brown, Eastes, Rauck. Second Row: Leon- ard, Balmer, Popp, Harrell, Crow- ford, Dehn. I451 um... ...v...-.-w-n.. . 1 wwm ' p .V ;;m r ' 3.9 5.4 31 ri.m- ..' avg? . lll'. : n't'. . x . x w l-v .. , z: . - 7- - Mw-C: burden: .;v-.u- w mu-JJI-dn'u'. . .-2a$-my..- J. v, ' Front Row: Cash, Byers, Hazel, Abernathy, Nunn, Lund. Second Row: Harrell, Hale, Hansen, Haas, Christensen, Stanley. These boys will make up next year's freshman team. We hope They will continue To develop basketball techniques in order To build winning teams. Coach: Harry Regan i SEVENTH GRADE Smiih, Hale, Weber, Byers,-Haas, Cash, Hazel, Applegate. l46l Front Row: Brown, Leonard, Bot- torff, Beck, Eastes, Miller. Second Row: Strother, manager, Gladden, Harrell, Stockdell, Motsinger, Prich- ard, Baxter, Ed Denton, coach. Gladden, Werle, Cleveland, Prich- ard, Weber, Kirkpatrick, Ed Denton, coach. Although this sport doesn't attract high school spectators, we shouldn't forget the hours of practice put in by these boys on the Speed fairway. Gladden practices putting as Weber looks on. ewwuiz wawvwwm V ' : :mwynm ww-xnxznwwi .' '- - ' 4, ; -.. .. h H . .. . , - -W-'elv; m2; ugh- L15. m-n-LII-rswiw .'.-;-'.-;-u-s,- VARSITY: Front Row: Enders, Leonard, Sumner, Cooper, Eostes, Henson, Phelps, Ringer, Doughty. Second Row: Dold, man- ager, Bottorff, Vest, Brown, Motsinger, Stanley, Smith, Richardson, Baker, Strother, manager. Third Row: Harry Regan, coach, Beck, Gilbert, Stockdell, Popp, McDaniel, Motsinger, Hendricks, Dehn, Gregg, manager. TRACK Motsinger uses western roll in clearing the high iump bar against the New Washington Mustangs. ?W$,s ads w Sz'w Henson broad jumps in the New Washington-Silver Brown passes the baton to McDaniel in the mile Creek track meet. relay against New Washington. Front Row: Beyl, Cooper, Taylor, Motsinger, Martindale, Barnett, Mil- ler, Tosh, Kirkpatrick, Eicher, Cash. Second Row: Regan, coach, Dough- ty, manager, Eastes, Haas, Christen- son, Hale, Hazel, Sexton, Baker, Brock, Byers, Bottorff, Weber, man- ager., The track team, composed mostly of Freshmen 0nd Sophomores, had one of their worst seasons, winning but one of nine meets. However, this record shouldn't discourage the Jr. Hi 'boys from coming out for track in high school. If the Freshmen 0nd Sophomores, along with the Jr. Hi boys, continue to improve, SC should begin the climb back to suc- cess in track. Eastes and Henson demonstrate their form in clearing the hurdles. w-ww-i-u w. .' Armi-m mzme...g..,.7amm v.1- thAG-mdmem m5 !L P . The cross country,boys get ready to start the two-mile grind. 'Al ' h I ' I .4 . .. .,,- u 434;... Law 4? ., .4.-.-.:: mm-JATnmmWHEEMQTEAJah-Vi : T :4 1-7 1, A l . Mi WW 'M-T' E's'wnlmn'l ,1'. f ' The Baseball Team almost be- come The only spring Teom having a winning season. A double-heod- er loss To Providence broughT The Team record To 3-4. The summer league should help Coach Makow- sky improve This record nexT year. Weber runs for firsT base as Mahan cheers The game on at The Silver Creek-Crothersville game. Michael Kirkpatrick, Charles Goode, Eddie Cleveland Floyd Gladden Carl Harrell Jim Mumford Dennie Amos Leland Baxter Bruce Mayfield Eddie Munk T 50 1 -. www'ww w wmm 319:3; amoam nwx We Grow... by associating with others. t521 WILLIAM BEDELL Assistant Principal JANE STEWART, Secretary to asst. prin. JOE A. PITMAN Principal DMINISTRATION Always with our best interests at heart, these are some of the people who keep our school running smoothly. Whether itts co-ordinoting school activi- ties, keeping records straight, or answering the stu- dents' endless questions, they are oiwoys considerate and greet us with c smile. Working very closely with our administration are our faculty members. Under their leadership in the various classrooms, we are given an opportunity to discuss new ideas, to experience new situations, and to sotve problems of everyday life. These are the people who give us a chance to grow. FACULTY MARVIN AMBS DEWEY ARNETT Band Voc. Agriculture i I' :3 I2 RUTH BAKER WILLIAM BEDELL ORREN BRIGGS ARTHUR CORTNER Voc. Home Ec. Social Studies Driver Education, Boys' Counselor, Vocal Music Social Studies Wknyri-Vy ED DENTON NINA DIEFENBACH JAMES KLEIN ALBERT KOEHLER Physical Education, English, Industrial Arts Science, Coach Voc. Home Ec. Mathematics v..-y .' rr .m-'-... wnw.... . . KI. h. ally 'V14W .. 1;, iv- , , Jau-u-pc-wtfw 19m 'l-I'Nts-N - ALPHA LINN English HARRY REGAN Science, Coach BETTY WATSON English, Social Studies WILLIAM MAKOWSKY Social Studies Coach, ARTHUR RIEHL Mathematics, Science MILDRED WERLE Latin, English ALICE MARSHALL Commerce ROWENA STANDIFORD Librarian BETTY WHEATLEY Girls' Counselor, Commerce MAE MCBRIDE Art, Mathemtaics RUTH STROTHER Psychology, English J UAN ITA WHITAKER Physical Education du I . Ia: I . u . - - . , . 5 ., . -.mf-' 'i'7 4.i u-.'r2w;'7':n! : ,m '1' m'mmtmmmmrrmntrnvit:- iMIl-RT 5 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR: Ruth McCouley, v. pres. Carol Von Wingen, sec.-freos. Jon Millmon, pres. Winston Sfockdell, reporter 9 JUNIOR: Roger Mofsinger, pres. Tommy McDaniel, v. pres. Barbara Sfepp, sec. Gloria Hartman, freos. SOPHOMORE: George Beigoy, v. pres. Peggy Smith, frees. Janet Chowning, sec. , Stephen Sfro'rher, pres. FRESHMAN: Kent Miller, pres. Alice Burns, v. pres. Pat Collings, sec.-freos. Mox Butler, sgf.-of-orms SENIORS DENNIS AMOS Basketball; Baseball; Track; Cross Country; 3. C. Club; Operetta,- An- nual Staff; School Paper Staff; Hi-Y; Shop Club Officer. JUDY ATES Sunshine; Annual Staff; Basketball Queen Attendant; F. T. A.; G. A. A. LINDA SUE APPLEGATE S. C. Club Officer,- Sunshine Club Officer; Basketball Queen Attend- ant,- Assisfant Librarian,- Senior Class Play; School Paper Staff; Bond; Cheerleader. OPAL BAIRD Library Assistant; F. T. A.; P. T. S. A. Officer; School Paper Staff; G. A. A.; Bookworm Club. unruo-h w Lyn M.n:1-Vtg4l.m..nmmA 1...... mymmaumh. .. wmv- n...nwh. CHARLES BAXTER' Latin Club; Senior Class Ploy; Class Officer m-tnw mv.'.,4.a.-,nhx1 .. v SHIRLEY BEYL Annual Staff; Sunshine Club; Band. . .4.N.2.---..-g n... ... r..V...;..z.n.......au. wru- MARY ELLEN BOLLY Library Assistant; P. T. S. A.; F. T. A.; Bookworm Club; School Paper Staff; Commercial Cohtesf Winner. A, ;-J-vu-v'--l-v......v - n ...-.-. V usnwm: - .5. a -v . n.4,... WNW - ; ALBERT BECK Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Hi-Y Officer; 3. C. Club Officer; Senior Class Ploy; Latin Club; P. T. S. A.; National Honor Society. KENNETH BICKEL A.; Dromotics Club; Basketball; 5 F. F. P. T. . A. DARLENE BOTTORFF Assistant Librarian. NORMALEE COOMBS F. T. A. Officer. F. F. A.; Dairy Judging Winner; Crop Judging Winner. f OLIVER CRONE HAROLD DEAN Track; Basketball; Baseball; Glee Club; Shop Club. .- g :13 $.45: Hi-Y Officer; Latin Club Officer,- Boskefboll; S. C. Club Officer. 5. C. Club; Chorus; Cheerleader; Miss S. C. H. 5.; Basketball Queen; Commercial Contest Winner; Prom Queen Attendant. MARCELLA BOTTORFF Sunshine Officer; F. T. A.; G. A. A. Officer; Glee Club Officer; Senior Class Ploy; Dramatics Club; 3. C. Club. ROSETTA BROWN G. A. A.; Sunshine Society; Glee Club; Operetta; Dramatics Club; 5. C. Club; F. T. A. GAYLE COWLING MARILYN DAVIS PATRICIA DEAN Band Officer; Drum Major; Major- etfe; Dramatics Club; 5. C. Club; Bookworm Club; Band Sweetheart Attendant; Prom Queen Attendant; F. F. A. Sweetheart Attendant; An- nual Staff,- Librory Assistant. PAULA BRADLEY Commercial Contest Winner. ROBERT COLLINGS Shop Club; Track; Senior Ckass Ploy. .2, I :1 ,1 31:! x$ W. . am... .an mwn-emmww'sww 3: Wf,g-.uuu. . 'uuhm-ns-hzt mmgg am...- .am a.- m --...:.-.. -0 .5... Lu .Ma,A. . u-..- .,$'v'-. h-Qrw wvc-u-w. w n;- J. .5 --.. .m-wx u.- .ewn. 9-h- JOYCE DeARK F. H. A.; Letter Club; Tri-Hi-Y; G. A. A.,- Dramotics Club; Library Assistant. DAVID EVERLY Shop Club,- Glee Club; Operetta. THELMA DICKSON Club Officer; Sunshine Latin Club,- Annual Staff,- Commerciol Contest Winner. Dromofics Club Officer; REBECCA FISHER Senior Class Ploy; Bookworm Offi- cer; G. A. A. CAROL FREDERICK Class Officer; Co-Edifor Paper Staff,- Commerciol Contest Winner; Sun- shine Club; S. C. Club; Bond; Girls' State; Valedictorian; P. T. S. A.; National Honor Society; State Alge bro Contest. KARL GUERNSEY Track; Baseball; 5. C. Club; Band. BILL HARDSAW F. F. A. Officer; Shop Club. LARRY GILBERT Basketball; Track; Basketball Sports manship Award,- Boskefboll Most Valuable Player Award,- Cross Coun- try; Hi-Y; S. C. Club,- Lotin Club. DONALD HAAS Hi-Y Officer; Bond,- Shop Club; An- nuol Staff; Senior Class Play. EDWIN HARRIS Basketball; Track,- S. C. Club; Latin Club; Baseball. H '9. 1 t i I X 5 f PHIL HARRIS CHARLES HENDRICKS ' Basketball,- Boseboll; Class Officer; Track; 5. C. Club Officer,- Hi-Y; Latin ; ! SChOOl Paper,- Hi-Y; Cross Country; Club; National Honor Society; Bond. : Dramatics Club Officer; 5. C. CIub; w 9 Annual Staff; P.T.S.A.; Senior Class I 3 Play. 3 LINDA HINTON ' JACKIE JOHNSON G. A. A. Officer; Dromotics Club; F. T. A.; G. A. A. Officer; Dromotics S. C. Club; Sunshine Officer; Glee Club Play; Bookworm Club; Student Club; Operetta; Moiorette. Librarian; School Paper Staff; Senior Class Ploy; National Honor Sociefy. I ROGER KING NANCY KIRKMAN Basketball; Band. Senior Class Ploy; Bookworm Club; School Paper Staff; National Honor Society. ROBERT KOCHERT MARILYN LUND F. F. A.; Shop Club. G. A. A.; Sunshine Club Officer; Senior Class Ploy,- Dramatics Club. JILL MALLORY BRUCE MAYFIELD Sunshine Club; Senior Class Ploy,- Baseball; CIOSS Officer,- Hi-Y; 5 C- Future Home Maker Award. Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Hoosier Boys' State,- Annuol Staff,- School Paper Staff; National Honor Society; Basketball; Rifle Club. E MARILYN MAYMON RUTH McCAULEY ; Glee Club Officer; Senior Class Class Officer; Sunshine Officer; Bas- ! Play; Glee Club Operetta. kefboll Queen Attendant; Annual Staff; Latin Club; National Honor Society; School Paper Staff; Senior Class Play. 2;, 2 g.- JON MILLMAN JACKIE MITCHELL E Hi-Y Officer; Latin Club Officer; Sunshine Officer; Basketball Queen 5;. School Paper Staff; Senior Class Attendant; Poper Staff,- Cheerlead- i Piay; Class Officer. er; Annual Staff; 5. C. Club Offi- $ cer; F. T. A. QM -..-V.....--o -r ,5. JOYCE ANN MONTGOMERY JUDY MONTGOMERY 5 Cheerleader,- Prom Queen; 3. C. Sunshine Ideal Giri; Senior Class i Club; Glee Club Operetta; Senior Ploy; Bookworm Club; School Paper 1' Class Play. Staff; Commercial Contest Winner; National Honor Society; Assistant ; Librarian. iv 9 5 E. i 5 I 1. ? i BRUCE MOTSINGER JIM MUMFORD Basketball; Track; Cross Country; Basketball; Baseball; S. C. Club; Boys' State,- Hi-Y Officer; 3. C. Club; School Paper Staff,- Lutin Club. Latin Cluprifle Club,- Basketball Free Throw Award; Proggessive Award. P X t c ? PAUL NEWBY MELVIN PETTIT 9 Basketball; F. F. A. Officer; Rifle Rifle Club; Shop Club; Softball Club; Shop Club. Team; Moth Club. wA.-nph-v ' -v;.. q- 4 ,smntmm u Inuit? - '95 SHARON PIXLEY DOROTHY RAISOR School Paper Staff; F. T. A.; Book Glee Club Operetta. worm Club Officer; Assistant Libro- rion. LEE ROBINSON PHILLIP ROGERS F. F. A. Rifle Club; Hi-Y; Bond. JAMES SANDERS EMMA SHIELDS Baseball; Shop Club; F. F. A. Of- Senior Class Ploy. ficer. PHILLIP STATON WINSTON STOCKDELL Baseball; Basketball; Dromofics S. C. Club; Track,- Cross Country,- Club; F. T. A. Band; Class Officer; Latin Club; Dro- motics Club; Annual Staff,- P. T. S. A. Officer; Glee Club Operetta,- Senior Class Ploy. JUDY STONER JOYCE TASH School Paper Staff; Annual Staff,- Dromctics' Club; Bookworm Club Of- ficer; Assistant Librarian; National Honor Society. .w . JOAN THOMAS MARY THOMPSON G. A. A. Officer; F. T. A.; Senior Glee Club; Operetta; S. C. Club. Class Ploy. CAROL VAN WINGEN TEX WENNING Latin Club,- S. C. Club,- Band Offi- Band; Basketball; Cross Country; cer; F. T. A.; Dromoh'cs Club Of- Track; Class Officer. ficer; National Honor Society Offi- cer,- Closs Officer; Student Director; D. A. R. Girl; Solutatorion; Silver Leaves Editor; State Latin Contest,- P. T. S. A. Officer. GENE WHEATLEY MADONNA ZIMBRO F. F. A.; County Cattle Judging F. T. A.; Glee Club Operetta,- G.A.A. Winner. . Just Checkin' Sponsors: Dewey Arne , Alice Marshall, James Klein . mu. ,F.., - 1. mmw , 1.. nv -, , , r. v -.- ,--. .., .H. ...... , ,, , . v .2 . - , '-' ' . :.- Aim, Winn . 1, 4- 3?: ,5 13a. 3.3.9.9.v'35v' f 'jv 3:91.:33331'53m'x513qvmp ;, 1.;9; nu: tfthrifh'ammmum 05L ? , , ?fo 'n W ,3 . y A, J. Wu 1 . J$Lm hmmw.ndhua-AAM M. 7,7 ' , ' . . ' ' . t ,. .17 - . v. 4- - . . - ' . ' . .q'mlu vuuu.,.mm4ugmmn..'z.. .:.' An Ending Yet A Beginning Senior week has arrived with all its dignity and beauty. Brown and Bolly talk about Hol- land to Mrs. Keweit who spoke at the banquet honoring the senior girls. On May 19, the graduating class experienced the thrill of marching down the aisle for Bac- calaureate Service. The time has come-a feeling of congratula- tions was felt in every handshake, as each one received his diploma from Mr. Wilson. e. .-........m lawn ,,4.91m.;-:.u:.;wh35'5tw'mi0i' ' WW Khimrwa'mnw'rii-frw:vz'vfftk't't'vr r'w e H ' t ' . a '-:'-'t?7'7'd'V? t ?- ..... . . ..;,, , . ,, vr' an: MP .' JUNIORS ANITA ALLEN NOT PICTURED: GARY ALLEN KENNETH BIGGS CHARLES GOODE EVELYN HECK SUZANNE HOSTETTLER ROY BRADING DORIS McCUTCHEON RUTH BROADDUS MURPHY BROCK GARNETT BURNS sue ANN BURNS . ELSIE BUTLER ' ROBERT CAMPBELL PAULA CHERRY EDWARD CLEVELAND RICHARD CRONE NORMAN CROUSE REBECCA DENSFORD DWIGHT DOLD NAOMI DULANEY ROBERT ECKERT LOWELL EDWARDS ' MARY lOUlSE GRAMLIN JAMES GREGG GEORGE HAAS PATRICIA HAAS NEWELL HARDSAW GLORIA HARTMAN MELVIN HELBIG . ADA JEAN JACKSON ROSEMARY JACKSON ELLIS JAGGERS ' ROBERT JONES MICHAEL KIRKPATRICK JUDY KOCH PATRICIA KOCHERT BETTY KOPP RICHARD LEAKE JUDY LEWIS SHARON LINNIE RONALD MAHAN I I' . :1 v.4; E'uw .h I : I Sponsors: Arthur Cortner, Mildred Werle, and Betty Wheatley JAMES MARTINDALE TOMMY McDANIEI. WARREN McDONALD . ' : ROGER MOTSINGER , , , EDDIE MUNK ROBERT NEVILLE GARY PENDYGRAFT RONALD PRUITT . . , . . ' , JOHN RAINBOLT V ' ' ' . : ALLEN RANSOM I j . I 3; STANLEY RENN ' ' - GARY RICHEY STEPHEN RINGER KENNETH SALMON NAN SELLMER I .. ' . . , , . SUE ANN SEXTON , '- .f ' . ,, . .; CATHERINE SHIELDS ' - '- -- ' PATRICIA snossonom KATHLEEN spam PHYLLIS SPITZNAGEL JOHN SPURGEON - - I BARBARA STEPP ' . . -. I . . ASTER SUMNER .. I , g . I . III . . ,f TERRY SWARTZ . - - - V . DORCAS TIESEL FERN WAGGONER ELAINE WALKER , . . , . I WILLIAM WEBER - , . . . -. 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JEAN KANTLEHNER Sponsors: Betty Watson and Joe Pltman MICHAEL KEARNEY JAMES KLEIN WILMA LAWSON VIRGIL lEONARD DONALD LINNE JOSETTE MAKOWSKY JUDY MARSHALL CAROLE McRAE KENT MILLER MELVIN MOSLEY MARY MULLINS WILLIAM NUNN ERMA PATRICK JOHN PATRICK KENNETH PETTIT EMILY POWERS DAVID PHELPS EDWARD POPP LYLE RAISOR JAMES RAUCK JERRY RICHARDSON DAVID RINGER NANCY ROLLINS ANNA ROSE SAMPSON CLIFFORD SCHAFER FRANCES SCHUFF NANCY SHAW LYNDA LEE SHORT JOYCE ANN SMETHERS RONALD SMITH GLEN STANLEY WAYNE STEWART SHERRY STINSON FRANKLIN STOCKTON ARTHUR SUMNER ROBERT TASH CORANNE TREVARTHAN KENNETH VICK JERRY LEE WATSON CHARLES WEBER JACKYLN WEBER GLORIA WIESEKA RICHARD ABERNATHY JOYCE ALLEN LOREN ARMSTRONG MELVIN BAKER lOUIS BALDWIN THOMAS BARNETT NOT PICTURED: ELIZABETH CARLISLE MARK FRALEY JOHN BAXTER ALICE BEAN JAMES BERRY ROBERT BISHOP GLEN DALE BEYL BEVERLY BOTTORFF JUDY BRINER PARIS BROCK ELIZABETH BUSSO MICHAEL BYERS RITA ANN CARTER BEVERLY CHARLEY ELAINE CHOWNING JOHN CHRISTENSON JANET COLEMAN NORMA LEE CRAIG GLORIA DAILY SHARON DICKSON BILLY DISMORE BARBARA DRISCOLL PHYLLIS SUE EDWARDS CAROLYN ERVIN SHIRLEY FISHER EDNA JANE FULKERSON JUDY GLADDEN LARRY GOLDMAN NANCY GREGG TERRY HAAS GORDON HANSEN HARRY HARRELL BRENDA HARRIS NONAS HARRIS BRENDA HATFIELD MARILYN SUE HENDRICKS DOLORITA HENSON RICHARD HENSON DAVID HOLLOWELL RICHARD JONES Sponsors: Martha Jones and Harry Regan SAMUEL KIRKPATRICK ROBERTA KITTERMAN DOROTHY laMASTER THOMAS lUND ROBERT MARTINDALE PATRICIA McCORY DONNA McKINLEY PAMELA McKINLEY BARBARA MEEK CAROLE METCALFE JAMES LEE MILLER MONA KAY MYERS BARBARA NOLAN RAY NUNN NORMA PURDUE THELMA PURDUE ROBERTA RAINBOLT WANDA SUE RESCH PATRICIA ANN ROSE RONNIE SALMON JAMES SAMPLES PATRICIA SCHECHTER JAMES SHIELDS SANDRA SHIELDS RUTH ANN SIDEBOTTOM SEWELL STANLEY RAY STEWART EUGENE STINSON LARRY STONER RONALD TASH CAROL TAYLOR HAROLD TAYLOR STEVEN TIBBITT CAROLYN WALKER MAXIE WAYNE WARREN GAIL WELLS JACK WEBER SEVENTH GRADE RODNEY APPLEGATE NOT PICTURED: STEPHEN BECHT GLENDA BERRY GEORGE CARTER HAZEL CRAIG MARGARET ARMSTRONG JOYCE HECK SHARON HENDERSON DAVID JOHNSON THOMAS MANN CAROL SUE MAYHEW JOYCE WARD ARLIS BASHAM ANN BECK CAROLYN BLAKLEY SHIRLEY IBLAKLEY DAVID BOTTORFF DONNA RAE BROADY DONALD BROADY MARIE BURNS RICHARD BYERS JAMES CARLISLE CONNIE ANN CARTER FRANK CASH RICHARD COOPER JANET CRAWLEY ANNIS CURTIS ROSEMARY DAILY NEDRA DICKSON NORMAN DICKSON PHYLLIS DOBSON KAY DORMAN ELLEN DOUGHTY MICHAEL DOUGHTY JAMES EASTES EVA JEAN EHRINGER RONALD EICHER CAROLYN FLEMING SHARON GOLDMAN DELORES GREEN DONALD GRIFFIN DAVID HAAS KAREN HAAS Sponsors: Orren Briggs and' Marvin Ambs THOMAS HALE MARTHA HARGESHEIMER KENNETH HAZEL DONALD HICKS DAVID HINTON JANE HINTON DIANNE LaMASTER CA'RLETON ROY LASLEY DONALD MALLORY . STEPHEN MILLER GWEN MOSER LEE MOTSINGER ROBERTA MURR LINDA orrun RANDALL PENNINGTON JAMES PORTER 1 MABEL PORTER l PATRICIA REED DARRELL RICHEY SUZANNE RINGER JOYCE ROBINSON SANDRA ROGERS MARK SEXTON DAVID SMITH DORIS JEAN TAYLOR BARBARA LYNNE TIBBITT STEVE WEBER GARY WENNING KAREN SUE WHEATLEY JR. HI ACTIVITIES m+- -WH .. .u u... EIGHTH GRADE: Gail Wells, Treos. Richard Abernathy, v. pres. Terry Haas, pres. Sue Hendricks, sec. -... A,A .m1 .$--h ';. .' - . SEVENTH GRADE: Koren Haas, frees. Karen Wheatley, pres. Mark Sexton, v. pres. Sandy Rogers, sec. Doughty and Mallory, as Jr. Hi student managers, give a thorough check of the teams' shirts. A newly formed organization, the Jr. High Chorus, sings Now the Day Is Over at an assembly pro- gram. vr- rw.fmI-rI-n:-AMI-mmw-nrmw?NFW;,.mummm -..;...... ....,.... .. , ,.Jv.J We Grow... J : J by advertising with others. HAAS CABINET SHOP DONALD WEBER'S SELLERSBURG, INDIANA Phone 236-W COOPER'S DRUG CO. SELLERSBURG, INDIANA $3, Phone 62 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SALMON'S SHELL STATION SELLERSBURG STONE COMPANY SELl ERSBURG, INDIANA A. GLADSTEIN 201 Ufico Street 401 East Ufica Street . SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG, INDIANA Phone 669 Phone 63 For That Extra Service TRY JOE McCARTlN'S HAAS CONSTRUCTION GULF STATION COMPANY Phone 293-Rl HAMBURG, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF N Phone 757 State Road 31 LOUIS DOLD SR. SELLERSBURG, INDIANA LERORY ANDRE'S TRUCKING Agriculture Lime cmd Crushed Stone Sellersburg Motors Phone 9 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SPEED STORE Phone 26 INDIANA RIGGLES HARDWARE SELLERSBURG, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF ROGERS BEAUTY SHOP MARION'S DONUT SHOP New Albany Street SELLERSBURG, INDIANA PEARSON'S CONFECTIONARY x 104 South New Albany Street SELLERSBURG, INDIANA WILKERSON'S STANDARD STATION 105 South Indiana Avenue Phone 660 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA DEAN'S TRUCKI SERVICE NG We Haul Sand, Gravel Cool and Crushed Stone for Driveways 124 N. Fern Street Phone 688 Sellersburg, Ind. ART JENK'S Phone 342 103 South New Albany Street Sellersburg, LOCKER PLANT 200 Sellers. Ave. Phone 44 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA WEBER'S JEWELRY x ? H7 Eds? Ufico SELLERSBURG, Street INDIANA Indiana T. A. PASS and SON 613 East Ufica Street Eef 24.4. SELLERSBURG STATE BANK SAV E- SELLERSBURG, Phone 348 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA McCAMMON-PRATHER CHEVROLET INC. - CHEVROLET - SALES - SERVICE SELLERSBURG, INDIANA INDIANA THE E S U 0 H N E E R G BETWEEN A N Aln D N B, H P M E M IO n C D E E P S ON U. S. 31 UNITED HOME 1 R'GGLES 5 8 0 FURNISHING COMPANY 313 East Ufico Street Y i . zmmcm i : + mlfztimi' W; Phone 1 Phone 126 SELLERS'BURG, INDMNA SELLERSBURG, IND. RUSSELL'S TV 201 South Indiana Avenue Phone 305 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA REAL ESTATE Phone 342 103 New Albany Street SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG, INDIANA LEROY ANDRES ROAD SERVICE FRANKLIN FINANCE CO. LOANS and FINANCING Tires and Tubes, AH Garage Work DONALD R. KERR, Manager Phone 638 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA Phone 9 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA 173 A pliASllktjl To Serve You a -- - i M NH 0: V WALK'S DRUG STORE SELLERSBURG LUMBER 81.5 123 South Indiana Avenue SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 477 220 South Indiana Avenue SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG, INDIANA Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment Phone 549 HO Popp Avenue SELLERSBURQ INDIANA AND EATS ' AT THE Working on 0 Budget? S. C. NOOK Shop and Save At Phone 163 'ND'ANA FRANKS' MARKET SELLERSBURG, INDIANA Hurry To A. DIEFENBACH 8 SON MILLER'S SHOE STORE AND HARDWARE International Sales and Service Bottle and Bulk Gas Appliances, Hardware 128 S. New Albany ST. Phone 951 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG, INDIANA LEROY ANDERS Qg1mif 13W 1 1: Tinlimr 1!: ix Junction 31E -- 31W JEEP'S SALES and SERVICES SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG MOTORS L. D. 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Phone 171 65s;- wwamwy1wwem1wav a . 1 a - -:-r-?-$:..i INDIANA - MILLER'S MEAT MARKET J! v 0 i 2 109 North New Albany SE'LLERSBURG, INDIANA Phone 37 AUTHOR CORTNER 2'1 5 U RA N C E y 216 Paradise Avenue Phone 61 SELLERSBURG, INDlANA MARY LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP 203 South Indiana Ave. Phone 646 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA For That Service Hurry To Stop At MAJOR CHARLES WERLE'S FEED COMPANY SHELL STATION For Those Extra Values 2H SouTh Indiana Ave. SELLERSBURG 225 South Indiana Ave. Phone 65 'Phone 276 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA JIM O'NEAL SALES 8t SERVICE 116 South lndlononlmAvenue Phone 296 SELLERSBURG, ' ??':$1E355'?i 1w . is Yffifiilir s: E ?:is-aa1i74-wgzvs'sfw 4.112s? . A is KAUFMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE LATEST FASHIONS MAKES AND MODELS LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 'CANNON FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES EVANS DRESS SHOP Flowers For All Occasions 441 Spring Street Jeffersonville, Indiana Phone BU 2-9173 Phone BUfler 3-7576 314 South Sherwood Ave. JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA HANGER DRUGS HEYN OSO STATIONERS iPhone BU 3-3591 Phone BU 3-3686 JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA JEFFERSON, INDIANA SHANNON'S DAIRY You Never Out Grow Your Need For Milk FOR FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Phone BU 2-1394 177 West Maple Jeffersonville, Indiana FOR COMFORT-FOR DURABILITY FOR STYLE NICHOL'S FURNITURE COMPANY N .g 0...- Q 3 WNW - I 5:: l X3WKWKW333WN000WK A . $NOVx nnmum'mumuu mm -1-! n 15' 1001 Vincennes NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Phone 4-7709 0'0 HOODENPHYL F. A. WILLIAMS PHARMACY , 2-3. i3 I Sweets For The Sweet Phone BU 3-6654 . JEFFERSONV'LLEI 'ND'ANA JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA f Get Your Rings AT VISSING'S BUICK INC. J. L. 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W'24imi;? ?fiw .zLEmL, If 31; YOUNGSTOWN CENTER JEFFERSONyILLE, INDIANA BU 2-4361 PARAGON PRESS :: 4311$ For The Best In LIKE TO PRINTING SKATE -,i.;-;;zhc.;;z.:: gurgwa. fj '35:; COME TO MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 1:6 u:- 62?: ROLL-AIRE ROLLER RINK A B R O M s For The Finest CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA In CIOH'IGS Phone 54-Jl 210 Pearl ST. Phone 4-0562 NEW ALBANY, INDIANA D. H. GABLE HERFF - JONES CO. PRINTING COMPANY MANUFACTURING JEWELERS GREENFIELD, INDIANA 8t STATIONERS i407 - 1419 North Capitol Ave. INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA QUALITY SERVICE WORKMANSHIP IIIIIII I T N'Wd h oday Awe are printers of the g2? i yearbook of your school. Tomorrow as you seek your future in Mme professions, industry $ and commerceM-l II' at Paragon hope to serve you with . . . . WI. the essentIal Prmtmgi and LIthographya . ' you will need in the pursuit of your career. Wad; I391! WW Mr. Bill Farr 3107 Radford Road Indianapolis 26, Indiana 6hr Qaragun Qregg MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA