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

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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

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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.

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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