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

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4W5 ' 1'39 - N3x: - -xPr;-' :1?'4 -;2- ,9.;01 28:913 . X x It comes that time in every teacher's day for a moment of relaxation. Oh, those conferences with Mrs. Watson are MURDER! 1 . i i Oops, someone pulled a boner! ' 24 n:n:ve..:c,.- mmmer' .. .

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'9 an. eeve tasoni. Iorite nach, and 1 et ions kes as- This influence RONALD MURPHY Math Likes all foods . . . member of the Scottsburg Masonic Lodge hobbyhphotography . . . amusing incident-the class .urtd-erstanding everything taught them . . . father of three girls. BEATRICE REYNOLDS Spanish Hobby-creative writing likes traveling and music . pet peeve-women drivers . . . dislikes impoliteness . mother of three sons. RUSSELL P. ROBERTS English Member of the Rotary Club pet peeve-pupils re- fusing to take advantage of America's oppottunities . . . likes all foods, theater, and good literature . . . hobby- collecting antique Haviland china. ROWENA STAN DIFORD Librarian Hobby is handiwork and needlework. PEGGY STEELE Health, Phys. Ed. Hobbmeusic and swimming favorite food-fried chicken . . . pet peeves-students not having their assign- ments and not paying attention . . . dislikes chewing gum. BETTY WATSON Social Studies, English Amusing incident-in history, instead of saying No doubt about it she said No about doubt it . . . favorite food -seafood . . . hobby-reading . . . dislikes crowded places and pretentious situations. MILDRED WERLE English, Latin Member of the Meum et Teum Club, Demolay Mother's IC-Ircle, and. Laissez-Faire .Council for Job's Daughters - - - Ikes traveling and pastries . . . hobby-reading and fancy needtework . . . mother of two. BETTY WHEATLEY Guidance, Commerce Favorite foods-steak and gooseberry pie . . . likes music, ce'amic Painting, and golf . . . member of the Phi Beta Psi hi pet peeveshwasting time and not assuming responsi- I Ity . . . mother of two. w : m kw! .i'tL X. ' a'ztt

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w. w: :vinurm1 mu. Lagging: 14154219 Behind The scenes of a busy school day many people give Their Time and efforT in fulfilling The necessiTies of a school sysTem. The secreTaries who assisT in of- fice procedures, The ianiTors who main- Tain a sparkling building, The bus drivers who deliver The sTudenTs, and The cooks who prepare delicious meals, all conTri- buTe To a school day aT Silver Creek. I'm keeping out of H This Time, says Mrs. Beyl as she watches Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Zimmerman sTraighTen out The filing cabinet. BUS DRIVERS: R. Book, H. Munk, R. STepp, R. Applegafe, C. Dreyer, and B. HosTeTtler. NoT picufred: O. and M. Weber. SPPERVISOR OF MAINTENANCE: Roscoe Walker. Custodians no'f PICTUred: R. Eckert, W. Amos, and H. Montgomery. I Think we put Too much salt in it, replies Mrs. Nunn To Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Burns, and Mrs. Miller.