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

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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.

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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.