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

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we will continue to progress. Howard Crone and Arthur Sumner are undecided about a Using a fulcrum in Algebra I, Linda Feeler and Dan Warlick construction problem in trigonometry. test the Theory of balance. Steve Smith demonstrates the construc- tion of a perpendicular bisector of a line 10 Ernie Densford and Barbara Hinton. Frank CaSh, Dianne LaMaster, and Sandy Rogers seem pleased With their Plane Geomefry construction.

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By seeking new methods In order to succeed in almost any field, a person must have the ability to express himself cor- rectly and vividly in his speaking and in his writing. The varied phases of English are combined in a student's edu- cation to give him a well bal- anced literary background. Calculating square roots, solv- ing equations and proving prop- ositions are a few of the Tasks familiar To all mathematical- minded students. No, I didn't write this! exclaims Theresa Barnett, as Glenn Stanley and Lynda Short point out a mistake. Billy Henson and Douglas Crone observe, as Connie Spitznagel takes a reading skills speed test. Randy Pennington, Rodger Oesterle, Karen Wheatley, Bobbi Murr, and Jane Hinton look over some creative writing projects in TV English. Shirley Fisher, Ellen Bailey, Wanda Resch, Dewey Bottorff, and Beverly Charley lis- ten to recorded poems played by Mr. 22 Roberts in Junior Literature Class.

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Hard work and patience Patti Reed and Jim Howard are fascinated by the many ways of transportation sighted in General Business Class. Carolyn Jackson, Frances Schuff, and Tom Heath compare worksheets as Joyce Spitznagel uses the adding machine in bookkeeping. Through The study of soda studies and an understanding of hi country a student learns his respon sibilities as a citizen and how h can best Take a place in his com munity and nation. Foreign language enables a st dent To comprehend The value 0 learning the speech and customs 0 world neighbors. Commercial subiecfs will be hel. ful not only to those considerin a career in the commercial field b To Those engaged in many differe professions. Alice Bean checks Phyllis Edwards' speed in Shorthand l. Keeping their minds on Their typing is no easy task for Richard Henson, Donna Feeler, and T. G. Gibson while they take a speed Test. 24