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

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this scientific age. Our educational program is varied so that students may acquire alert- ness and awareness both mentally and physically. Through the different fields of sci- ence, a student can develop knowl- edge of and interest in his surround- ings. Presented with a challenge, a sci- entific-minded student may get in high school the background that will enable him to continue to more ad- vanced fields of observation and ex- perimentation in science. Physical fitness, which we learn in health and physical education, is also important to our well being. Kenneth Pettit and Ronnie Smith help Kenneth Vick set up a physics experiment. ?- writ um g Jim Park, Linda Popp, Jo Ann Wininger and Lee Motsinger participate in a micro- scopic experiment for biology. Do you think it will blow up? asks Carole Metcalfe, Tommy Lund takes the final step in a chemistry ex ment. Charles Collins and Johnny Haas set up an experiment in Eighth Grade Science as Janice Jenkins watches. vwggm wsw emwlypuM:

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will enable us to keep Joe Olson identifies one of the many trouble spots in the world for Jane Short, Barbara Tibbitt, and Mr. Makowsky in World History. Ronnie Fraley and Dottie Aubrey listen to an old grapho- phone that Amos Sampson brought for an eighth grade study of communications. Lear h . . Franz'gghmfore abOUV the orlgln of the Latin language are Janet Hostenler, c u f, Carolyn Fleming, Mike Byers, and Ann Popp. David Sfinson and Jane Hinton look at Charlene McCory's prize winning doll in Spanish Class. . 25

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Artificial respiration learned in Sophomore First Aid is demonstrated by Joyce Robin- son, Janet Crawley, and Helen Kochert. We exercise RhYthmics are displayed in Seventh Grade Physical Educa1ion by Candy Makowsky, Shirley Stevens, Linda Hopper, Pam Popp, and Treasure Thomas. Exercise stimulates blood circulation, explains Mr. Den- ton to his Freshman First Aid Class. Safety measures must be taken with use of machinery, explains Mr. Denton to Donnie Griffin, Gary Wenning, David Johnson, and Steve Miller.