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

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'le high school students were entertained by the Spurr Team. Don t get any on you? says Jan Berkshire, the magician, to Dan Staggs.

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In most present day activities, competition is involved to a certain extent. World-wide attempts to better the economic, political, and social condi- tions are accomplished partially through the com- petition of the parties involved. Even though com- petition is necessary to carry out certain economic purposes, unity of nations is necessary when other needs arise. The same applies to high school where awards, honors, and sports titles serve the competitive as well as unitive media. Competing with one another in school for the attainment of a desired goal is a common activity. Uniting the entire student body for certain other purposes such as pep sessions to increase school spirit and religious assemblies to celebrate our great American heritage are equally important. Entertaining or informative assemblies for pure enjoyment and relaxation must not be omitted. All in all, every student and every school situation is a small-scale model of our world today. Now that youhre down, girls, can you get up? The sophomores and juniors take on each other at the class tourney. I0

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The front steps are a good place to rest weary bones at Lee, youhve picked up Bonniehs books, but you,ll be late noon while finishing lessons that aren't done. for class if you donht hurry! The halls are already empty! . . . in making new friends. Well, if this isn't the life of Riley!