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

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ttHam and eggters, , Vbushf, t6take two and hit to right,77 and ttsticksh from the gymnasiumeare not a cause for alarm, weird sounds heard coming but a part of the many sports taught in Physical Education classes. Boys and girls from the seventh through the tenth grades are insured a broad ath- letic education, including basic athletic Skills and experience in coaching teams and officiating games. In the health classes, students learn the parts, functions, and care of the body. They become ac- quainted with the symptoms, causes, and prevention of common diseases. One of the many projects of the health classes is the bulletin board which is prepared by the students. ttKeep your eyes on the ball? Linda Pettit, Connie Jenkins, and Ellen Shields! Two future heavyweight champions, Neil Walker and Dennis Newkirk. Mr. Denton explains the muscle contraction to Denny Adams and Denny Renn.

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Drix r175 Education. Spanish, Latin, eco- nomics. psyvhnlogy, and music all contribute to the uell-munded curriculum of Silver Creek High Srhnol. During the year, students learn and dongfs on the highway. A uage offers to students an excit- the tldx foreign lung ing phase to another t-nuntry. Because of the problems at hand. ecunumics and psychology help one to better understand the present day issues. Through these subjects, the student is given the extra upportunities in an American Edu- the cultural background in cation. P. Danncr. J. Hinton, B. Driscoll, and K. Cherry listen to a Spanish recurding of a play. we. .2. Lab .ugtn-Aqgh Jr ELE C T I VES ttVicky. it,s an A flat not an F sharp, says Donna in theory class. 4. w Vanna. .2 Mama. 5;: It Beverly Charley points out to Barbara Moore a good advertise- ment as learned in economics class.

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