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

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in new directions Many scenes remind us that an- other year has begun at Silver Creek High School. For the seniors there are promises of more activities and more respon- sibilities and then a farewell. But the underclassmen will return and fill the hallways again next year and become a part of newer, differ- ent ventures and projects as they prepare for their role of seniority. Scotch tape can be messy, say Carol Mayhew and Ellen Doughty as they prepare decorations for the Leap Year Dance. keep smiling, Alice, the open house will soon be over! .Jugkgch ,5, LENYRM Y IOUPNE Y t IFFERSONVIILE I College bound Dora Gamboe, Pat Collings, and William Nunn complete their entrance exams. Seniors, Judie Densford and Bob EasteS, have a way 01: making our conference record look brighter.

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Please hurry or I'll never make it! Vote for Jo, was The senior class motto durin collection time for 9 basketball queen. No more crowded hallways is one of Mr. Pitman's hopes as he examines plans for the new school.

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Dickie VanWingen and Marcia Werle were Room 103 was a hive of excitement the With a Teacher like Lee Leonard, Judy Cherry crowned Mr. and Miss Star at The JuNior day the iunior class rings arrived. should learn 10 skate . . . bUf did she? High Twilight Dance. A little fape here and a balloon there are finishing touches added to the Bug for The Booster Parade by Ruth Davis and Brenda Cummins. Randall Blanfon and Randy Pennington . . . cheerleaders for the sophomores?