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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1966 volume:

1112!: III- p! . .hxzw ., 1.? x t: .. u x w. xi?! .1: a 4 7wc'47mW,. r' utngmr am .lilltliil 11;! 1mm Izzuin mm . B'Hgl! MI fl H11 We desire success but we realize that we must endeavor and strive and struggle to obtain this goal. The world of today as well as the world of tomorrow will be of a complex nature and we must prepare ourselves to meet this beckoning challenge. The facts of life in the world of today are grim, but the country is well defended, its people are at work and no secret police knock at the door at midnight in the name of security. There has been no fearful crisis upsetting the social and economic order. Indeed, we definitely must continue to augment our intellectual capacity so that we may keep our nation free. We must adhere to the principle that education lights the path to success. This is our world, we are the masters of our fate, we are, the captains of our souls,w . . . we determine our future. - Marilyn Martin, Editors - Warren Bottorff SILVER LEAVES, WE SALUTE YOU ON YOUR TWENTY- FIFTI-I ANNIVERSARY. Senior students portray the teachers in a unique skit during the talent show. 1 q I , $ 3 4. 3 i. y. The sharp Zoon Set of Dragonlmd adds :1 touch of glamour and prestige to the Hiawatha and Pocahontas, perhaps? talent show. The swingers arc Mosley Fcldmcycr, Love, and Pczzullo. c L. to R. SEATED: R. Myers; B. Wells; J. Graham; C. Voylcs STANDING: D Lewis; C. Martin; H. Bcigay; R. Knight; M. Prather; W. Bottorff; P. Kciblcr; D. Johnson; 8. Smith ' a L 'I 0 J 2; 4- s 5W 1 7: 7 ii i I T 1:3; :. 4'1 1' OFFICERS: B XWcllss Vicc-prcsidcnt; R. Myers. Prcsicicnt;j. Graham. Sccrctzlry; C. Voylcs, Treasurer x SPONSOR: Mr. Pitman SPONSOR: Mrs. Noltmcyer OFFICERS: SEATED B. Hausclman, president; STANDING: T. Innman, secretary; j. Graham, treasurer; S Ehringcr, vice president 4g ' v . .. - , 1;. I . v-r... ' - ' . w . - 5? ' - . .... ROW 1. B Salmon, B. Cummings, C. chn, N. Krajnak, E. Tobin, A. House. P. Kciblcr. M. Trimpc, S. Ehringcr, L. Heath. P. Couch, W. Bottorff. ROW 2. L Hagcst, C. Smith, J Graham, B. Wright, J McDonald, M. Martin, C. Voylcs, 3. Scott, C. Nunn, B. Wiclls T. Vaughn G. Hagcr ROW 5. S. Regan. G. Moscr, M. Schcctcr. G. Gladden. R. Myers, M. Waiz. A. Beck, B Hausclmnn, P. Mills J Floyd, D. Lewis, D. johnson l0 L. to R. FIRST ROW: P. Couch, L. Ferguson, K. Huckleberry, T. Baxter, M. Trimpc, P. Kciblcr, K. Steele, D. Stone, S. Guernsey, E. Tobin, B. Wilkerson, S. Hurst, j Miller SECOND ROWJ. Hardin, R. Henderson, R. Knight, 3 Killcn,j. Dicfcnbach, S. Ehringcr, C. Voylcs, M. Armstrong,j. Graston, P. Renn, B. Wat- son, C. Dalgarn, L. Hagcst, L. Heath, j Carr, N. Krajnak, W. Bottorff THIRD ROW: R. Staggs,j. Graham, M Martin, S. Prathcr, S. Scott, C Nunn, C. Smith, R. Myers, M. Schcchtcr, R. Cox, M4 Waiz, B4 Balmer, S. Byers, R. Ratlcdge, B. Cummins, FOURTH ROW:J. McDonald, G. Burton, C. Martin,j. McRac, S. Isgrigg, R Rigglc, D. Miller, N. Nicrman, B. Salmon, R. Crum, G. Hager, G. Burton, j. Meyers, F. Larson, K. Humpston, S. Goldman FIFTH ROW: G. Miller, B. Peyton, T. Smith, R. Hausclman, B. Prichard, R. Bailey, P. Regan, A. Beck, P. Mills, D. Hutchison, S. Regan, AJackson, j. Young, D. Lewis 5.6, OFFICERS SEATED, L. to R. T. Baxter. S. Ehringcr STANDING; B. Salmon, R. Hausclman, Sponsor: Ed Demon OFFICERS; SEATED: G. Dennis, j. McDonald, B. Hausclman, j Graham STANDING: W Bottorff, K HilfFlCld SPONSORS: Mr. Mosley, Mr. Love L. to R. FIRST ROW: j. Heath; K. Fulkerson, I. Conroy, L. Ferguson, S Ehringcr, E. Tobin, K. Steele, L. Johnson, K. Huckleberry, N. Warrick, L. Love, B. Cummins SECOND ROW: C. LaMastcr,j. McDonald,J. McRac,j. Graham, M. Martinj. DcArk. P. Popham, T. Vaught, D.Johnson, G. Dennis, W. Bottorff THIRD ROW: T. Smith, B. Salmon, K. Frommc, D. Scrbousck, M Lamkin. B. Holland, K. Hatfield, G. Burton, B. Wells, D. Wail FOURTH ROW: G. Moser, J. Lockridgc, P. Regan, B. Stoncr, S. White. B. Hausclman, P. Mills, R. Bailey, S. Regan, B. Crum lcr, B. Cannon, j Valetinc ROW 2: S. Waiz, L. Hagcst, W. Appell, S. Amos, M. Rice. A. Prichard, P Dietrich, K. Swartz. M. Gregg, D. Bower. L. Ricgcr, M. Krajnak, C. Bush, M. Beaver, N. Rice ROW 3: M. Peterson, M. Watson, S. Appell, R. Strickcr, S. Prathcr. M. Ruddcll. S. Cramcr, P. Renn, C Dalgarn. L. Crum, S. jordan, G. Burton I ROW 1:j. Renn, G. Miles, B. Gilbert, N. Krajnak, D. Beyl, P. Kelly, R. Ruddcll,J. Walker, C. Yochcm, D. Pflstcr, M. Doughty, C. Danncr, V. Mil- l l SEATED, 5. Jordan, M. Peterson, 8. Prathcr, B. Cannon STANDING S. Cramcr, C. Dalgurn, D. chl, P. Dietrich, L. Hagcst. B. Gilbert, 5. Waiz, P. RenIn, j. Valetinc, Mrs. Dicfcnbach, V. Miller L. to R. FIRST ROW: D. Montgomery,j. McNew, F. Kearney, R. Prathcr, R. Lewis, S. Pennington, M. Nicrman, D. Drcycr, K. Minton, R. Eve, C. Lyons, C. Mellon SECOND ROWJ. Black, R. Churchman, K. Biggs, S. Crone, B. Mahan, G. Gibson, H. McMinoway, P. McDonald,j. Cisscll, R. Biggs, M. Gibson, D. Stone, S. Hammack THIRD ROW: P. Vanlaningham, M. Broady, F. Minton, E. Harrel, B MEIntyre, K. Ricgcr, j. Wilcoxson, j. Lawson, R. Rauck, j. Miner, T. Swafford, j. Drcycr, D. chis, R. Bailey FOURTH ROW: M. Sraggs, T. Druin, D. Meredith, D. Broady, C. Drcycr, S. Tomes, j. Armstrong J. Lawson, B. McIntyre, Mr. Arncm Sponsor T. Druin, H. McMinoway, D. Stone L. to R. FIRST ROW: K. Miller, R. Ruddcll, B. Gilbert, P. Pelton,j. Miller, S. Ehringcr, S. Guernsey, P. DcArk, D. Zimmerman, K. Steele, D. Hardin, K. Couch, B. Englcking SECOND ROW: J. Hardin, C. LaMastcr, C. Voylcs, K. Demon, M. Dcnison, E. Tobin, L. Miller, C. Sullivan, D. Stone, D. Hardin, N. Warrick, I. Conroy, P. Trcvarthan, P. Couch, C. Nunn THIRD ROW: J. Graham, L. Murr, C. Smith, A. Cline, S. Fleming C. McKinley, R. Rigglc,j Dicfcnbach 5. Scott, R. Henderson, L. Love, C. Dalgam, B. Cummins SUNSHINE OFFICERS: SEATED: B. Cummins; S. Ehringer; j. Miller STANDING: Mrs. Irby, Sponsor; j. Dicfcnbach; C. Nunn SPONSOR: Mr. Tucker ROW 1: B. Hausclman, Vice President; P. Regan, President; ROW 2: R. g o Myers, Treasurer; A. Beck, Chaplain; G Hagcr, Secretary 5' ROW 1: S. Waiz, B. Walker, G. Frommc, R. Baker, B. Balmer, H. Booker, R. Knight ROW 2: J. Walk, M. Wail, N. Nicrman, G. Hagar, T Smith, S. Killcn. D. Tobin, K. chcrs ROW 3: B. BriSCOC, L. McRnc, G. Burton, P. Regan, M. Landcrs. R. Cox, S. Byers. D. Allen, A. Beck. R Doughty ROW 4: R Larson, K. Humston, B. Crum, G. Gladden, B. Hausclman, G. Smithcrs, j Lockridgc. R. Myers M. Schcctcr, R. Bailey, D. Lewis Future Nurses of America pictured are from left: Bonnie Orman, judy Bray, Shiela Whitehead, janc Pope Wanda Appell. Melody Pixlcy, Paula McNally, Roberta Staggs, Linda johnson, Linda Crum. BACK ROW: Beverly Poolcr, jenny Balmcr,junc Hagar, Charlotte Smith, Sharon Scott, jimmic DeArk, Martha Jackson, Kathryn Lamb and Candi Adams. L. to R.: S. Cooper. C. Martin,j. McRac, C. Sullivan. 8. Ehringcr, S. Gucrncsey, E. McDonald, 8. Appell, K. Huckleberry, N. Warrick, B. chl, B. Cummins, M Trimpc SECOND ROW: W. AppclL M. Greggj. McDonald,j. Graham, M. Armstrong, M. Martin, G. Burton, P. Kcibler, A. House, P. Smith,j. Brocar, L. Love, D. Brasill, N Krajnak THIRD ROW:j Balmcr, D. Longett, M. jackson, D. Miller, N. Nicrman, Djohnson, B. Balmcr, K. Steele, L. Larson, B. Bcdcll, C. Voylcs, S. Kramer, S. Waiz, B. Miller FOURTH ROW: B Peyton, D. Addams, D, DcPicrrc, G. Maschcnik, T. Smith, D. Richardson, R. Mycrs,j Graston, S. Smith, D. Curl, S. Byers. M. Killcn, N. Broady, K. Lamb, M. Krajnak FIFTH ROW: G. Smcthcrs, R Kramer, G. Fromma G. Moscr, S White, P. Mills, S. Killcn, D. Everitt MR AND MISS F.T.A. Paul Mills and Sally Cooper OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mrs. Wcrlc SEATED: C. Voylcs. j Balmer, R. Myers, M. Martin STANDING: J McDonald, G Burton, A. House, S. Ehringcr, S. Guernsey SEATED: L. Hagest; President, M. Dcnison; Treasurer, Mrs. Booker; Sponsor STANDING: j. Balmcr; Vice President, C. Dalgarn; Secretary ROW 1: L. Hagcst, B. Rigglc, W. Baird, S. Hurst, B. Leach, j. Miller, j Heath, K. Fulkcrson, M. Trimpc, S. Dyer, T. Baxter, E. Tobin, D. Zimmerman, M. Marsh, B. Wilkerson, ROW 2: P. Dietrich, R. Strickcr, M. Dcnison, L Rauck, M. Richcy, K. Steele, L. Heath, S. Guernsey, P. Trcvarthan, P. Couch, P. Smith, B. Englcking, K. Huckleberry, C. Couch. ROW 3: C Dalgarn,j. Balmcr, P. Renn, C. McKinley, S. Flemming j. Dcark, Ljohnson, I. Conroy, L. Fcrgeson, S. Ehringer, M. Gregg, R. chdcrson,J. Hardin, G. Burton, P. Dcark, H. Bcigay. ROW 4: D. Weaver, K. Denton,j. McDonald, C. Smith, L Murr, P. Regan, M. Peterson, C Voylcs, S. Wail, B. Bcdcll, M. Armstrong, C LaMastcr, S. Moscr, M. LaMastcr, C. Sullivan M. Armstrong, l8 L. to R. FIRST ROW: A. Cline, M. Pixlcy, C. Renn, B. Wright, E. McDonald, B. Cummins, R. Allen, A. Prichard, D. Zimmerman, B. Englcking, S. McDermcnt, D. Burns, 5. Fleming, Mrs. Dawes, Sponsor SECOND ROW: S. Elkins, R. Staggs, N Warrick,J. McRac,j. Graham, M. Martin, L. Larson, B. Bcdell, S. Waiz, R. Rigglc, B. Morgan, S. Mannix, S. Moscr, M. jacksom C. Tucker, R. Johnson THIRD ROW: K. Demon, C. McKinley, L. Lcwcllcn, L. Murr, P. Regan, C. Smith, N. Broady, B. Wise, B. Walker, K. Warrick, R. Ellison, S. Davis, M. Prathcr, S. Goldman, j. Lamb FOURTH ROW: R. Samples, P Popham, D. johnson, G. Maschcnik, D. Miller, N. Nicrman, M. Lamkin, D. Richardson, G. Hagcr,J. Young, G. Burton, R Larson, K. Humston, T. Woods FIFTH ROW: j. Meyers, G. Gladden, P. Regan, B. Crum, R. Bailey VaATED: D. Zimmerman, Vice-Prcsidcnt; R. Staggs, Secretary qANDING: G. Huger, Treasurer; Mrs. Dawes, Sponsor; D. johnson, President L. to R. FIRST ROW: A. McRac, B Leach, N. Krajnak, B. Weber, V. Miller, R. Allen, C. Danncr SECOND ROW: L, Miller, L. Crum, L. Rauck, C. Fccler, S. Elkins, T. Baucrla, j. Carr, P. Churchman THIRD ROW: j. Bray S. Tash, P. Trcvarthan, R. Henderson, D. Hardin, B. Watson, P. Renn. E. Stearsman, B. Samples FOURTH ROW: S. Prathcr, J. Hagar, R. Whisman, J Hardin, C. Smith, S. Johnson, J. DcArk, L. Johnson SEATED: L. Miller; B. Watson STANDING: Mrs. Weber, Sponsor; R. Henderson; P. Renn; B. Samples ROW I: B Englcking, C McKinley, D. Zimmerman, C Couch, B. Wilkerson, T. Baxter,j. McDonald, C. Steel, R. Staggs, B. Watson, ROW 2: V. Xlillcr. P. Renn, L. Crum, B. Samples, D. Weaver, R Watson, G Miles, R Wisman, S. Hurst, B. Wright, ROW 3: L. Larson, C. Renmj. Hagcr, S. vIolmsonJ. johnson, E. Stearsman, S. Isgrigg, M. Trimpc, N. Voylcs, C. Feelcr, ROW 4: R Dietrich, R. Rigglc, B. Morgan,j Pope, P. McNally, A. House, P Kciblcr, L. Gchlbach, L. Lcwcllcn, P. Kcltncr, ROW 5: K. Swartz,jBro;1dy, P. Couch, S. Scott, B. Weber, T. Bciscl, M. Armstrong, 8. thcr, A McRac, S. Appell, ROW 6: W. Appell, C. LaMastcr, K. Watson,j. Hausclman, E. Miles, E. McDonald,J. Blaklcy, K. Grifflth, M. Gregg, 1.. Fcrgcscn, ROW 7: L. johnson, M. Dcnison, D. Hardin, S. Flemming, j Phipps, L. Sharp, G. Burton, j. DcArk Peng OFFICERS: L. Crum, secretary; D. Weaver, president; C. Adams, treasurer x L E SPONSOR: Mrs. Booker L. to R. E. Tobin, B. Watson, C. Smith,j. Miller, C. Nunn, B. Crum, V. Miller, P. chn, S. Ehringcr Our editors are enjoying some rare leisure time chatting with Mrs. W W Booker. EDITORIAL SPONSOR: Mr. Marsh L. to R. SEATED: W. Bottorff, M. Martin, R. Henderson, STANDING: P. BUSINESS SPONSOR: Mr. Gilbert Burns,J.McR:1c-, B. Salmon xicmbcrs of the Silverjoumal Staff derive great satisfaction and enjoyment from previous article. The editor confers with sponsor. Co-opcration is the key word to success. Merrily wc type along . . . chant the gleeful, industrious students of Publications Class. 24 Senior Majorcttcs pose by the Dragonv T. Burgin, P. DcArk, Drum Majorcttc Hcdy Bcigay, M. LnMustcr and P Smith represent the Marching Dragons. d uv l Fm'w'tix Spring Dance Quccn Debbie Zimmerman and King Pat Regan. Miss SCHS was presented :1 dozcn red roses and her crown. Mr. SCHS was also allowed to keep his down They will cherish these :15 mementos. B. Bcdcll, M. Wail, D. chcr,j McDonald, Dljohnson. T. Baxter, F, Larson. D. Zimmermanl P. Regan, M. Peterson. D. Stone. D. LongcstJ. Young, P. Regan, G. Burton. Bl Englcking, R. Doughty. Doug Weber displays his dancing talents. Debbie Zimmerman and Patrick Regan reign as Mr. and Miss SCHS. The Spring Dance will hold many pleasant memories for all those who attended. After Prom activities included a charming breakfast which the parents of the junior class sponsored. and bowling. Basketball Quccn Linda Heath and her court Kathy Miller, Kathy Steele, Sue Moscr 30 Dale Miller was presented the John Philip Sousa Award. 1 Jane Dicfcnbach was presented the Betty Crocker Award. Sunshine Ideal Girl was Sara Ehringcr. Boys State: Richard Myers, Alternate, Mike Schcchtcn Delegate Bobby Hausclman, Delegate, Roland Kramer, Alternate Girls State: jimmic DcArk, Delegate, Paulette chn, Alternate journalism Institute: Sara Ehringer. Marilyn Martin 33 Cindy McKinley was the F.F.A. Sweetheart. Mrs. Zimmerman was the Sunshine Ideal Woman of the year. janc Graham is presented the Balfour Award BAND OFFICERS HONOR LETTER WINNERS BAND OFFICERS f0. lil! I CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS W Our valcdictorian and salutatori- an, Warren Bottorff andjanc Gra- ham arc to be commended for their achievement of a high scho- lastic average. They have demon- strated the qualities ofintclligcncc and character. They have found a world in books and they realize that continuous endeavors and hard work result in success. janc Diefcnbach received the Home Economics Award. Mrs. joncs teaches an attentive Home EC. class the basic fundamentals of becoming a good seamstress. Mrs. Jones is honored at a going away party by her students. Biology instructor, Mr. Mosely, points out the internal anatomy of the dam to his Freshman class. Mr. Mosely offers suggestions and advice to his students about the speci- men they are viewing. The students at SCHS enjoy the wide varia- tion of instruction in the field of plant and animal life as well as the fields of chemistry and physics. Under the instruction of Mr. Mosely and Mr. Love, SCHS has enlight- ened and inspired the students With a desire to augment their knowledge and prepare themselves for a future career in the world of science. These two Advanced Biology students, who appear contemplative, may be the future Einsteins of our beloved SCHS. 4': Chcmistry and Physics Instructor augmenting his Knowledge uturc Chemists eluded by the concept of Titration of Acids appear to be mCditativc in :nughL 7WWWW Three students probing into the unknown . . . experimenting with the Intensity of light Mrs. Johnson explains a problem to one of her math classes. Watch it, Debbie! Students are spellbound by the awcsomc spectacle of transparent geometric designs. I 42 Senior Math student grins ambiguously in triumph after solving abstruse problems. In this world of super sonic transportation, super highways and missiles, Mathematics is playing an ever-increasing role in our everyday lives. SCHS has seen the necessity of a thorough knowledge of mathematics and has provided for it by the establishment ofmany varied courses. Through the instruction of Mrsjohnson, Mr. Prather, and Mr. Trinkle, we are a step closer to understanding the complex world we live in. Mr. Prather views with slight suspicion the working of an intricate problem by his advanced algebra pupils. 43 Our English courses prepare us for Our future means of communication with our fellow man. It is not enough to simply converse, but we should prepare ourselves to converse with eloquence and intelligence. Many reading skills and comprehensive skills, daily vocabu- lary, literature, and basic English studies are offered. A vigorous game of Musical Chairs is enjoyed by these students. Nll HI! 3 ; Cam'- 3mm HISTORIC SCHOOL MAPS Social Studies Instructors, Mr. Makowsky, Mrs. Dawes, Mr. Roberts and Mr. Booker pose candidly in this line up photo Must I coerce you to adapt to my rules of conductW Mr. Makowsky explains economic procedures to a few of his pupils. 45 I k Commercial subjects prepare our students for a world of businqss where the best must be made better. Thus, we strive to attain our goals and surpass our past students. The families are large and the island is greatf' states this attentive Latin student. Studious Spanish Students appear to be captivated by their work? The Future Homemakers annual tea is indeed enjoyed by all of those who attend. An enticing dinner is planned, prepared, and served by these girls, Tony Henson and Dennis Slaughter operate a printing press as instructor Mr. Tucker gazes suspiciously. I dare you to jump says A. Minton to M. Reliford as D. Burns prepares to blast off. Watch it LynnY Hard telling what Tony did to that printing press. P. Mills,j. Franks, B. Leach, C. Sullivan,j. McDonald, A. Lowe, K. Couch, C. Dalgarn, ROW 2. L. Howard, P. Smith,j. Carr,J. Graston, M. Marsh, M. McKinley, G chd, S. Smith, P. Regan, N. Nicrman. ROW 3. P. DcArk, C. O Ncal, B. Swartz, H Leach, D. Everitt. R. Vanctcn B Vest,j. Mull. G Miller, D. Miller, B. Peyton, R. Doughty, M LaMastcr, G. Kocstcl. ROW 4 Mr Feldmeyer, R. Waggoner, T. Bungin, D. Richardson, P. Dittmcr, j. Blakcly, H. Bcigay, R. Cox, T. Baxter. 3m Mrs. Hausclman and Mr. Fcldmcycr CONCERT CHOIR: T. Burgin, C. Danncn P. Goff, M. Trimpc, K. Huckleberry, B. Cannon, A. McRac, G. Dugard. ROW 2:j McDonald, S. Hcrst, P. Kciblcr, S McDermitt, D. Dickson, K. Gr:1n11in,J McRac 3, i- :1 1mm Mum mm ' ' !4 ll: MIN '51,? 3.93 ', .; Miss Standiford and the library assistants. LIBRARIAN: Miss Rowena Standiford just call me Dr. Kildare, says Steve Regan to counselor, Mrs. Irby. Devoted counselor, Mrs. Noltcmcyer is overcome With mirth as Marilyn Martin discusses her future plans to bccomc a college profes- sor I wonder what C. Dreycr is really thinking about doing With that hose. Someone from Outer Space, perhaps? Art instructor: Mr. Marsh Marsh assists R, Richcy and S Hardin in disposing of tmsh at the period's ,! Our Health and Physical Education courses 3' benefit us and prepare us for our future , years as responsible adult citizens of our ? community. First aid, hygiene and skill in : sports are stressed. Students are required to 3 take two years of both of these courses. It is the policy of Silver Creek Senior High School to develop not only the mind but the ' body. Mrs. Booker instructs the girls, and Mr. Pczzullo teaches the boys in alternate classes. Healthful Health instructor, Mrs. Booker displays hcr zeal while explaining internal anatomy to a captive audience. vaunuxu gum adv . a P.E. boys engage in an invigorating game of volleyball. Would you believe . . . Health Instructor Joe Pczzullo? Well, would you believe . . . ROBERT COOK - Trustee WILLIAM E. BEDELL - Assistant Principal ROBERT L. SHIREMAN - Director of Special Programs jOE PITTMAN - Principal t; DEWEY ARNETT Vocational Agriculture junior Class Sponsor CONSTANCE A. BOOKER Health Physical Education Assistant Principal ORREN L. BRIGGS Driver Education WILLIAM E. BEDELL Government Psychology BEATRICE DAWES Spanish World History CARL E. BOOKER EDWARD D. DENTON Physical Education NITA LEE DIEFENBACH Home Economics Typing, Shorthand, Publications jANELLE DOEKEL Band .a why; LARRY FELDMEYER 57 6?: 58 LARRY GILBERT English Annual Business Sponsor L; LLOYD GOODLETT English SHIRLEY IRBY MAXINE jOHNSON Counselor Mathematics MARGARET HAUSELMAN Concert Choir Music Theory MARTHA JONES ROBERT LOVE Home Economics Biology Physics Chemistry WILLIAM MAKOWSKY History Economics Psychology TOM MARSH Art Annual Editorial Sponsor WILLIAM MOSLEY Biology SUE NOLTEMEYER JOE PEZZULLO jOE PITMAN Bookkeeping Health. Head coach Principal Counselor ,- DAVID PRATHER RUSSELL ROBERTS ROWENA STANDIFORD KEN TRINKLE Algebra English, History Librarian Assistant Coach General Business JOHN TUCKER MARTHA WEBER MILDRED WERLE Shop Typing English Industrial Arts Shorthand Latin Offlce Practice 59 Secretary: Mrs. Zimmerman Secretary: Mrs. Chowning Bookkccpcr: M rs: Kau fer Say azlammaahhhhhh says Mm Huckleberry thc school nurse. 60 Xx N ' r I I I K K m xkxx , WWW , Our faithful cafeteria cooks - Mrs. H W:11kcr,j. Scott. E. Miller, R. Nunn, and M. Burns - eagerly await the mass of starving Students. As usual, Senior students devote their superior tulcnts t0 the scrvicc 0f the school. Thcsc office helpers arc: R. Whisman, C Adams. P, chn and L. Miller A 6l Mfmbisrmuu r. M... BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Longest, Mr. Book, Mr. Russell Weber, Mr. Drcycr, Mr. Stepp, Mr. Munk, Mrs. Mary Weber, Mr. Applegatc. Our Student Teacher Mr. Dcuch sauntcrs proudly up the steps of SCHS. . Linda Cox Steve Davis Maurice Dean Penny DcArk Pamela Dittmcr Mary Doughty Robert Doughty David Drcycr Douglas Ehringcr Harold Elkins Robert Ellison Brenda Engclking Robcrt Eve Glen Faughcndcr Mary Fcclcr Ellen Ferguson Sandy Ferguson Albert Fisher Susan Fleming Mike Foley Joe Franckc LcRay Frommc Steven Gohmann Roger Grccn Richard Adams Gene Amos Sherry Amos James Armstrong Richard Baker Mary Bcavcr Hedy Bcigay Rebecca ch1 Margaret Blincoc Debbie Bower Barrett Briscoc Steve Broady Linda Brocar Gayle Burton Carol Bush Ricky Carver Donna Charley Dayna Churchman Bertha Coats jamcs Coats John Coats Shirley Coats Samuel Collins Kathy Couch Marcia Gregg Jackie Guernsey Mike Hammcck Sid Hardin Michael Higdon Bruce Holland Leslie Howard Louie Hutchinson Sue jcnkins Frank Kearney Gary Keck Pat Kelly Rodney Kesler Gary Killcn Gary Kocstcl Dale Kraft Mcri Lcc Krajnak Molly LaMaster Dixie Lawson Thomas Layman Henry Leach Henderson Lcc Richard Lewis Alice Lowe Sallie Mannix Mary Marsh Carol Martin Gregory Maschcnik Cindy McDaniel Sandra McDermcnt Kay McDonald Anita McIntyre Michael McKinley joc Eric Mchw Rhea McRac Charles Mellon Richard Meyer Marilyn Minton Rodney Minton Sue Moscr jim Mull Anthony Myers Mark Nicrman Leslie Nifong Chris ONcal Steve Pennington Debbie Pfistcr Robert Pfistcr Steve Smith Shirley Snccd Mike Staggs Mark Steele Cindy Sullivan Bradley Swartz Sherry Swearingen Steve Tomes Brenda Turk Bradley Vcst Steve Waggoner Robert Wagoner Steve Waiz JoEIlcn Walker Kenny Warrick Donald Williams janc Williams Betty Wilson Jay Wittcn Vcrnic Woods Kathie Yochcm Vivian Zimbro Debbie Zimmerman Patty Pike Randy Popp Mark Prathcr Roger Prathcr Ronald Prathcr Pricilla Prichard Linda Pruitt Mike Reliford Nancy Rice Doris Richardson Linda Ricgcr Beverly Rigglc Bonnie Roberts Mary Ruddcll Rhonda Ruddcll Roy Samples Carl Schulcr Loretta Sharp john Shields Carson Short Rita Slaughter Garry Smcthcrs Pam Smith 68 Larry Cormican Terry DcArk Mary Pat Dcnison Gerald Dennis Kcircc Dcnton Diann Dickson Patricia Dietrich judy Donahoc Jerry Doncs Michael Doughty john Drcycr Gayle Druin Robert Durham Don Everitt Kathy Fulkcrson Donna Fields Virginia Fischer Linda Gchlbach Bruce Gentry Yvonne Gibson Margie Armstrong Guy Ash chdclin Baird William Baldwin Donald Ball Bruce Balmer Barbara Bcdcll Geraldine Blaklcy Linda Bottorff Denis Brasill David Brincr Diane Burns George Burton Kenneth Byers Stephen Byers Barbara Cannon Kenny Capps Alicia Cline Catherine Coleman Gregory Collier Brenda Gilbert Kathy Griffin Sallie Guntcrman Gregory Hagcr Donna Hardin Michael Hardy judy Heath Rose Mary Henson Anitra House Kenneth Humston Tony Hyatt Cathy Jenkins Robert johnson Irvin joncs Sandra Jordan Paulette Kicbler Pat Kcltncr Linda Kcown Michael Killcn Bobby Kochler Jan Krajnak Michael Krajnak Sylvia Kramer Patricia Landers P- ., 1 Carmen LaMastcr u Fred Larson David Layman Linda Lcwellen Kathryn Longest Billy Mahan Cindy McKinley Barbara Mctzgcr joc Meyer Barbara Miller Ernestine Miles Gloria Miles Mary Miner Dennis Montgomery Linda Mullins Linda Murr Katherine Steele Silliam Stoncr Rita Strickcr Clarence Thompson Larry Thrckcl Marilyn Trimpc Kathey Tucker Paul Vanlaningham Bruce Vcrcggc Leonard Vcrcggc Carol Voylcs Nancy Voylcs Michael Waiz Susan Waiz john Walk Mary Watson Helen Wilson Connie Whitlock Charles Wycoff jamcs Yost Barbara Peasc Pamela Pelton Linda Pfistcr Janet Phipps Pete Popham Peggy Powers Paymond Ratlcdgc Peggy Regan joy Reiscrt Judy chn Micheal chn Kenneth Ricgcr Theresa Roberts Tony Samples john Schmitt Lawcrncc Shields Billy Short Paul Short juanita Skaggs Steven Smith . . . -44....ms . -w..- N -4u-Jz.-.,.s4 t... A: 4415.3 313.414th .. tax? A .95 .5 iPLf .1 .lnslivll! I .2 n. 72 Robert Churchman Junior Cisscll Shirley Coleman Irene Conroy Sally Cooper Phillip Couch Phyllis Couch jimmic Crccch Steve Crone Robert Crum Bettye Cummins Gary Dennis David Dold' Ray Donahoc Carl Drcycr Terry Druin Susan Dyer Phil Ehringer john Englcking Mike Eve Freda Ferguson jamcs Floyd Kenneth Frommc Doug Gentry David Allen Gerry Appcll Susan Appell Terry Appell Marla Armstrong Randy Baily jcnnifcr Balmcr Rita Basham Art Beck David Beyl Terry Bciscl Keith Biggs Robert Biggs john Black Joey Blakcly Hollis Booker David Broady juanita Broady Martin Broady Nancy Broady Judy Bullock Thresa Burgin chma Burr Shirley Capps r I? Gcnc Gibson Garry Gladden Patty Goff Karen Gramlin jamcs Graston Steve Hacndigcs Mike Hanger jill Hardin john Hardy Rita Henderson Mary Higdon Bill Holland Earl Howard Dant Hughbanks Alan Jackson Martha jackson Steve Killcn Ricky Knight jamcs Lamb Kathryn Lamb Mike Lamkin Rex Landcrs Sue Layman Bcttc Leach David Lewis Donna Longest Linda Love jcrold Magnuson Marilyn Mannix Patric McClaskcy jean McDonald Paul McDonald Rebecca McIntyre joan McRae Alice McRac David Meredith jan Miller Kathy Miller Paul Mills Steve Morgan Kenneth Mull Chrish Nunn Maxine Peterson Lucinda Peyton John Pike Melody Pixlcy Bcvcrly Poolcr Sharon Prathcr Mike Taylor Danny chis David Tobin Pamela Trcvarthan John Trimpc Judy Valentine Russell Van Meter Terry Vaught David Waiz Lynn Waiz Bradley Walker Charles Walker John Walker Nancy Warrick Brenda Weber Doug Weber Bill Wells William Wise Tony Woods John Young Linda Rauck Barbara chn Paul chn Mary Rice Dean Richardson Dan Richcy Marion Richey Robert Richcy Kenneth Roland Donald Ruddell John Schindler Sharon Scott David Scrbousck Mary Short Sharon Sidebottom Dennis Slaughter Charlotte Smith Roberta Staggs Donnie Stoncr Sue Tash CANDACE SUE ROBERTA jANE WANDA l ADAMS ALLEN APPELL Pep Club; officer, F.B.L.A., F.B.LA.; officer, Spanish F.H.A.; officer, F.N.A.; offi- F.H.A., G.A.A. Club; officer ccr, Pep Club, F.T.A. I i I BRADFORD T. REID R. RAYMOND CHARLES TERESA LEE l APPLEGATE BAILEY BALMER, JR. BAUERLA Annual Staff Freshman class officer; Senior Pep Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. class officer; SC. letter club; ' Spanish Club; Hi-Y Club; '1 Science Club; Basketball; Track; Baseball ! TEREASA ANN DONNA SUE WILLIAM WARREN ALLEN BAXTER BEYL BOOKER BOTTORFF ' SC. Club; officer, ETA, FHA; officer, F.H A. Science ClUbl OffiCCF Student G.A.A . Majorcttc, B:1nd,Var- F.N.A.. F.B.L.A.. Pep Club CounCill officer S.C. Letter sity Checrlcadcn Prom Queen Club. F.T.A.. NRHOSO. Annu- al Staff jUDITH LENORA BRAY F.B.L.A., F.N.A., G.A.A., F.B.A., Choir JANE ANN CARR F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Choir, Band F.N.A. v LINDA LEE CRUM F.H.A., G.A.A., F.N.A., F B.L.A., Pep Club; Vice Presi- dent, Freshman Class ochcr Miss S.C.H.S. Candidate Prom Queen Candidate 7 v STEPHEN ANDREW F.T.A BRINGHAM LAWRENCE CARTER DENNIS LYN CURL BRUCE HOWARD BRISHABER PHYLLIS ANNE CHURCHMAN F.B.L.A. CYNTHIA DIANA DALGARN F.H.A.; officer, Freshman class officer, G.A.A.; offlccr Band officer, Choir offlccr, S.C. , LCttCr Club, Sunshine Society PHILLIP RUSSEL BURNS Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Baseball, Basketball RONALD DOUGLAS COX S.C. Letter Club, Hi-Y, Band, Track; Captain, Cross Coun- try, Basketball M- 77 CONNIE LEE JIMMIE GEORGE LEROY DANNER DEARK DENNIS F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; F.H A.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Science Science Club,OfF1ccr Concert Choir Club; F.H.A., Girls State; F.N.A. Officer: F.B I..A. Offi- ccr DAVID CHARLES JANE LEE GRACE DE PIERRE DIEFENBACH DIETRICH DIMLER F.T.A.; Cross Country Manag- G.A.A.; S.C. Lcttcr Club; Pcp F.H.A., Officer; G.A.A.; Cf Club; NaHoSo; FHA. Sun- Spanish Club; Pep Club; shinc, Officcr Concert Choir GLENNA CARROLL SARA jANE SHARON KAYE CAROLYN SUE DUGARD EHRINGER ELKINS FEELER Pep CluszonCCrt Choir; Of- Sunshine; Officer. NaHoSo; G.A.A.; F.B.L.A.; F.N.A.; F.B.L.A.; Pcp Club; Spanish ficcr Ochcr. SC. Lcttcr Club; Pcp Spanish Club Club Club, OfFlCCF, F.T A., Basket- ball Queen; junior Class Offi- cer; G.A.A.. Science Club; journalism Institute DONNA SUE FERGUSON Spanish Club, Salem; junior American Citizcn, Salem jACQUELA jEAN GENTRY Mulberry Grove High School; Student Council, officer; G A.A., officer; Pep Club; Fall Festival Maid of Honor NANCY ROSE GUERNSEY LINDA KAY FERGUSON F.H.A.; offlccr, G.A.A., Pep Club; Science Club; Basketball Queen Candidate MALLIE LEE GIBSON F.F.A. SALLY LOUISE GUERNSEY F.T.A,; G.A.A.; F.H,A.; SC. Lcttcr Club; Scicncc Club; Sunshine Socicty; Annual Staff; Majorcttc; Scnior play SHERLENE RAE FRANKLIN HELEN CATHLEEN GRAHAM FN.A.; officer. F.B.L.A., G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Prom Court jUNE ELIZABETH HAGAR F.N.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club GLENN ALBERT FROMME F T.A. jANE ANN GRAHAM Student Council; officer NaHoSo; offlccr, F.T.A.; offi- cer, Science Club; officer, F.T.A.; Sunshine Society; S.C Letter Club; Spanish Club; Prom Queen Candidate; D.A.R. Award z , l LINDA SUE STANLEY WALTER DARLENE jO HAGEST HAMMACK HARDIN G.A.A., Officer; F.H.A. Offi- Hi-Y; F.F.A.; S.C. Letter Club; Pep Club; F.N.A.; F.B.L.A.; ccr; Sophomore Class Officer; Track; Basketball; Baseball; Spanish Club; Sunshine Socie- Scnior Class Officer; SC. Cross Country ty Letter Club; NaHoSo id EDDIE ALLEN KENNETH DEAN ROBERT ERIC LINDA JEANNETTE HARRELL HATFIELD HAUSELMAN HEATH I F.F.A. Science Club, Officer; Track; Freshman Class Officer; jun- Sophomore C1355 Officer; MiSS i Baseball; Senior Play ior Class Officer; S.C. Letter S.C.H.S. Candidate; Basketball Club, Officer; Hi-Y, Officer; Queen; G.A.A.; NaHoSo; ' Science Club, Officer; S.C. Letter Club; Science Club q NaHoSo, Officer; Track; Baseball; j.V. Basketball; Bas- ketball Manager KENNETH EUGENE i I l PAT 1 HENRY HENSON HOFFMAN U-Iot Springs. Arkansaw Latin F.F.A., Officer Track: Basketball; Cross Country Club; French Club; Beta Club; Traveling Chorus 3: so jOSEPH LEE HOPE S.C. Letter Club; Concert Choir; Track; Band TERESA ANN INMAN NaHoSo, Officer; G.A.A.; S.C. Letter Club; Senior Play LINDA SUE jOHNSON RNA, OffiCCl'L F.B.I..A., Of- ficer; School Paper, Editor; G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Science Club KATHRYN CRAIG HUCKLEBERRY F.T.A.; G.A.A.; S.C. Letter Club; Science Club; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Girls Basketball SANDRA LYNN ISGRIGG j.V. Cheerleader; G,A.A.; Pep Club; S.C. Letter Club SONJA GAYLE jOHNSON FHA; G.A.A ; F.N.A.; F.B.L.A.; Pep Club SHARON SUE HURST G.A.A.; Pep Club; Concert Choir; SC. Letter Club DONALD RAY jOHNSON Spanish Club, Officer; F.T.A.; Student Council; Science Club; Senior Play ROGER E. KEARNEY DONALD RAY HUTCHISON Baseball; Track; j.V. Basket- ball; Cross Country; S.C. Letter Club jUDY ELAINE jOHNSON F.H.A.; G.A.A.; F.B.L.A.; F.N.A.; Pep Club 8! NIKKI ANN ROLAND DOUGLAS MICHEAL RAY KRAJNAK KRAMER LANDERS ' BT.A-L F-H.A.; SC. Letter F-T-A-; GOlf; SChOOl PRPCF; Hi-Y; Golf; Baseball; Basket- Club; Science Club; NaHoSo Senior Play ball LINDA ANN LYNN STEWART jOHN W. JERRY ALLEN LARSON LASLEY LAWSON LOCKRIDGE Spanish Club,Off1ccr; F.H.A.; F.F.A., Officer Science Club; School Paper F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls Basketball; Senior Play rim ' 1'.' ' BOBBY SHERRILL LINDA LOU MICHAEL LEE MARILYN j. LONGEST LONGEST MAPLES MARTIN Tka; Baseball; Concert Senior Class Officer; Annual ChOil' Staff, Editor; F.T.A , OffiCCf; F.N.A., Offlccr; F.H.A., Offi- cer; Spanish Club; NaHoSo; SC. Letter Club; Science Club; journalism Institute WILLIAM HARRISON HOMER DANIEL PAULA KATHLEEN LOREN RAY McINTYRE McMINOWAY McNALLY McRAE F.F.A., Officcr F.F.A. F.N.A.; Pep Club; Science Club; Spanish Club CHARLES WILLIAM jAMES DALE RICHARD GALE LINDA ANN MEYERS, jR. MILLER MILLER MILLER Basketball; Cross Country F.T.A.; Band; Concert Choir; Band; S.C. Letter Club F.H.A.; G,A.A.; F,B.L.A.; Pep Spanish Club; S.C. Letter Club Club; Sunshine Society I i, l, VERA ANN JOHN PAUL AMANDA DELL MILLER MINER MINTON FAH.A., Off1ccr;F.B.L,A.; Pep . . . F.N.A.; F.H.A. Club; Annual Staff RICHARD EDWARD MYERS F.T.A., Officer; Hi-Y, Officer; Sophomore Class Officer; Stu dent Council, Officer; Track, Basketball, Baseball, and Cross Country Mgr.; S.C. Letter Club; NaHoSo WILLIAM PRESTON PEYTON Concert Choir, foiccr; Band, Officer; F.T.A.; S.C. Letter Club; Track; Senior Play FRED R. MINTON, jR. F.F.A.; Band; Concert Choir NEILL WILLIAM NIERMAN Band, Officer; Hi-Y; F.T.A4; Concert Choir; S.C. Letter Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Track; Mr. S.CHAS. Candidate; Senior Play jANE MARIE POPE F.N.A., Officer; Pep Club BONNIE LEE MORGAN F.H,A.; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Science Club; Spanish Club BONNIE jEAN ORMAN F.H.A.; G.A.A.; F.N.A. DAVID MARSHALL PRATHER F.F.A. GALE WARREN MOSER F.T.A.; Track; NaHoSo; Bas- ketball; Science Club; Cross Country PAULA CHRISTINE BURR PETITT F.H.A.; F.N.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club WILLIAM DELBERT PRICHARD Freshman Class Officer; Freshman Basketball; Cross Country Mgr.; SC. Letter Club; Track; Science Club; Band RONALD LEO RAUCK LOUINDA PAULETTE RENN F.H.A'., Officer; G A.A.; F.B.L.A., Offxccr; Pep Club; S.C Letter Club; Annual Staff; Girls State, Alternate; Senior Play BARBARA SUE SAMPLES F.B.L.A.. Offkcr; Pcp Club; F.H,A.; School Paper PATRICK DOUGLAS REGAN Hi-Y, Officer; Band, Officer; Concert Choir, Officer; Track; Spanish Club; Science Club; S.C. Letter Club; Basketball; Cross Country WILLETTA MAE RICHEY F.H.A.; F.N.A. MICHAEL ERNEST SCHECHTER Sophomore Class Science Club; Basketball Officer; Boys State; Hi-Y; NaHoSo; S.C. Letter Club; Baseball; STEPHEN jOHN REGAN NaHoSo; Spanish Club; Science Club; SC. Letter Club RITA GAYE RIGGLE G.A.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club; S.C. Letter Club; Sun- shine Society MARCELLA MAE SHIELDS G.A.A. CHARLOTTE ELLEN RENN Pep Club; F.T.A.; NaHoSo; Science Club; Spanish Club jOHN CHARLES SALMON junior Class Officer; Senior Class Officer; S.C. Letter Club, Officer; NaHoSo; Annual Staff; Science Club THOMAS WARREN ELLEN LOUISE DAVID LYNN SMITH STEARSMAN STONE Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Science Club; Bookworms; F.B.L.A.; Pep F.F.A., Officer S.CLettcr Club Club; F.H.A.; G.A.A.; F.N.A. DEBORAH ANN THURMAN KATHY MARLEEN EMMA LOU STONE SWAFFORD SWARTZ TOBIN J.V. Cheerleader; Pep Club; REA. F.H.A., Officer; Pep Club; NaHoSo; G.A.A.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Sunshine Society; Annual Staff Annual Staff; Science Club; F.B.L.A.; S.C. Letter Club; Sunshine Society; S.C. Letter Miss S.CH. Candidate Club CAROLYN YEVON ALAN KEITH DANELLE BETH PRISCILLA ANN TOMES VOYLES WATSON WATSON F.B.L.A.,Ochcr;Cheerleader; F.B.L-A., Offlccr; PCP Chlb; G.A.A.; Annual Staff; Pep G.A.A.; FHA. Club; S.C. Letter Club DONNA KAY REGINA A. SAMUEL ANDREW WEAVER WHISMAN WHITE Pcp Club; OfflCCLFNJK; Of- F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; pCp Club BT.A'; Science Club; Senior flccr, F.H.A., F.B L A. Miss play SC.H.S.; G A.A. ' '1! xwggzquyn A- ; :L JODIE RAY BRENDA ELLEN BONITA LOUISE WILCOXSON WILKERSON WRIGHT F.F.A. Varsity Cheerleader, Captain; Science Club; Spanish Club; G A A.; F.H.A.; Pep Club; S.C. Letter Club; Pep Club; ' . S.C. Letter Club Newspaper Staff; NaHoSo L. to R. FIRST ROW: Judy Ballagc, Bobby Hausdman, Emma Lou Tobin. Richard Myers SECOND ROW: john Rodhc. Glcn Manis, Lycn Mgmis. Nancy Regan. Eddic joc- Emory, Mike Vogcl. Tony Henson THIRD ROXV: Brenda W'ilkcrson, Sam Jane Ehringcr, Jane Popc, Cynthia Burd.j;1nc Lcc Dicfcnbzlch, Kathy Swartz, Srcphcn Regan SHEILA MARY WHITEHEAD F.N.A.; Spanish Club Pvc been shot and shc,s got a headache!!! This is no time to memorize your lines. A job well done Attentive Seniors listen to the speakers at the Baccalaureate Service. We have struggled, yearned, and prayed for this day of our graduation but now that we have faced the departing day we look back with fond memories. Our minds Hash back our twelve pre- vious years and we now meditate and plan for the future. On May 24, 1966, WC marched down the aisle one hundred twenty-cight strong, to face the teachers, parents, and friends who had led us thus far on our journey. Silver Creek is just a memory now; we must face reality. Jane Graham, Salutatorian, eloquently dCliVCrS her SPCCCh based upon the Valedictorian, Warren Bottorff stresses the motto of Tomorrow We thcmc - Today We Follow. Lend. One hundred twcnty-cight Seniors valiantly face reality and the world. Well, Warren, thcyke waiting. With such a good substitute who needs telephone poles? rfwlwsemm I entitled Mount Fuji. The class prophesy, Wills, and entertainment were provided by the stupen- dous class of 1966. I l Senior Day dawned clear with an oriental theme I e e L. to R. ROW 1: R. Myers, Mgr.; R. Crum, M. Waiz, R. Knight, P. Regan, G. Burton, Mr. Pczzullo, Coach. ROW 2: F. Larson, A. Beck, D. Lewis, R. Bailey, G. Moscr, A. jackson, R. Hauselman, Mgr.; Mr. Trincklc, Asst. Coach OPPONENT WE THEY chryvillc 41 Charlestown 59 Providence 80 Georgetown 74 Clarksvillc 65 North Vernon 67 Jeffersonvillc 67 Springs Valley 61 Seymour 82 Shawe Memorial 73 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Charlestown 23 Providence 57 Corydon 7O Brownstown 58 Austin 68 Mitchell 76 Madison 85 Salem 67 Scottsburg 60 Paoli 51 SECTIONAL Clarksvillc 58 New Albany 68 The coach of the mighty Dragons, Mr. Pczzullo David Lewis zeroes in for another tally The playcfs best friends: B. Hausclman and R Myers :5. ,M r l '; HOWE that for school spirit? L. to R. FIRST ROW: R. Baker; 8. Byers; B. Balmcr; R. Doughty; R. Ratlcdg SECOND ROW: G. Smethcrs; B. Briscoc; F. Larson; A. J:1ckson;j. Young; K OPPONENT chryvillc Charlestown Providence Georgetown Clarksvillc North Vernon jcffcrsonvillc Springs Valley Seymour Shawc Memorial Corydon Brownstown Austin Mitchell Madison Salem Scottsburg Paoli WE 54 52 68 38 65 33 56 38 47 54 46 47 54 45 41 37 55 c; S. Waiz, Mgr. . Humston; G4 Burton; Mr. Trinklc, Coach THEY 35 47 51 58 32 44 60 45 S9 37 41 47 53 55 62 45 56 47 I Mr varsity cheerleaders: B. Wilkerson, T. Baxter, J. McDonald, K. 'ccle, B. Watsom R. Staggs' .- . .- A . . .L uh. - ' ti' - N; r O S C 3r 6 W Vax C n a N V1 3 k 0 Yea! Weirc yelling you all Believe it or not H65 j.V, Manager 99 j. Wittcn, S. Gohnman, R. Baker, R. Samples, M. Prathcr, R. Green, G. Maschcnik, D. Williams, G. Smcthcrs, B Briscoc, R. Popp, R. Doughty, Coach: Ken Trinklc Would you bClicvc . . . Art Instructor Mr. Marsh They said it couldnk be done '00 Mr. Pczzullo tries his best to smile after a hard yeafs work. ' Just to be on the safe side we always use two gloves. v ' l . i ' I l ., ;. .. , I . 3 ' ' -- r I . , D - 1 . R. Green, S. Byers. B. Balmcr, R. Knight, M. Schechtcr, M. Krajnak MIDDLE L. to R., M. Waiz, R. Baker, B. Gentry, F. Larson, K. Humpston, Coach Pczzullo, A. Beck B. Brisco. A. Jackson, G. Burton IOI Track Coach: Joe Pczzullo Track Managers: S. Waiz and M. Nicrman. Mr. Gilbert is always ready for a good game of golf. FRONT ROW L to R: R. Popp, P. Popham, P. Renn, R. Doughty, B. Wells. BACK ROW L to R: B. Crum, D. Stoner, R. Ratlcdgc, R. Kramer, L. Gilbert. Athletics prepare the participants for a future of rugged competition, victory, defeat, and maturi- ty. Whether we win or lose we are still able to smile at SCHS and have the satisfaction of knowing that we did our best. Life is a continuous challenge just as sports is and we must face them both with eager anticipation and pleasant memories. Coach Ken Trinklc is pictured here in one of his reflective poses. THE FRESHMEN TRACK TEAM. Coach Pczzullo and the pep club officers. FRONT ROW L to R: D. Lewis, S. Killcn, H. Booker, D. Allen, R. Knight . BACK ROW L to R: G. Gladden, T Woods, A j21ckson,j. Young, D. Weber, D. Gentry. Guess what . . . you d never know Jump, Peggy, jump Class tourney winners were the juniors this yczlr. Those showing the smile of suacss nrcj. Hardin. R. Henderson. L. Ranch, S. Dyer, C. Smith. K. Roland, P. Couch, R. St;1ggs,J.McDon;11d,J.Balmcr and D. Lewis. 107 Free throw champ: Coach Ken Trinklc Golf champ: Bobby Crum. Table Tennis Champ: Bobby Crum Tennis Champ: Mike Krajnak 'iyiiymviueyi-wauigq . I u v; 1.3.7.1 I-r a Reid Bailey is presented the Most Valuable Player Award. h 1 Bobby Crum is presented the Free Throw Award by Mr. Dicfcnbach at the Sports Banquet. mom: '09 Mr. Feldmeyer directs the Evansville band. What goes up must come down, 1 hope! Ii l The Silver Leaves staff would like to extend its sincere appreciation to the student body and faculty of SCHS whose willing co-operation made the 1966 Silver Leaves possible. We would also like to thank our sponsors, Larry Gilbert and Tom Marsh, whose advice, guidance, and patience made the tremendous task of making a yearbook much easier. We cannot omit our photographer, Jack E l Smith, whose ideas and ingenuity contributed to the quality of our pictures. i ll Also we cannot forget our patrons whose purchases of ads helped to finance the 1966 Silver Leaves. We hope that the 1966 Silver Leaves will become a treasure of memories in the coming years. With it one can travel back to Silver Creek and reminisce upon the golden events of that wonderful year of 1966. Again we would like to extend our best wishes and sincere appreciation. 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WALK6S DRUG STORE Russel Stover Candies Highway 31 Sellersburg SELLERSBURG ELECTRIC Sales 81 Service Motor - Appliance Repair 313 E. Ufica Street Sellersburg, Indiana SPEED STORE CH 6-3912 Speed, Indiana CH 6-2240 UNITED HOME FURNISHING CO. Oldest and Largest The Store Of Fine . Home Owne d Furniture Jewelry and Watch Repair Company WEBEWS JEWELRY 117 E. Utica St. 109 S. New Albany Sf. . . . Sellersburg SELLERSBURG Jeffersonville . . . Scottsburg INDIANA BOTTORFF PHARMACY DENTON AND VOYLES PAVING CONTRACTORS, Your Health Is Our Business 314 Main Cross INC. CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA AL 6-2188 Finest in Paving East Utica Street COLLIER,S SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-3731 269 East Jefferson SELLERSBURG, INDIANA RESTAURANT 564 Eastern Blvd. JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA BANQUET ROOM AND CATERING SERVICE 621 South Indiana SELLERSBURG, INDIANA FULKERSON4S BODY SHOP FASHION BEAUTY - Your Friendly Independent - SHOP 406 Popp Ave. 611 S. New Albany CH 6-2646 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-3855 ROGEWS SHE!.L SERVICE Fuel Oil Deliveries Highway 403 CH 6-3212 WAYNE ROGERS: Prop. CO. 225 S. Indiana Ave. CH 6-2927 SELLERSBURG, IND. WILKERSON'S ROGEWS SHELL STATION 105 S. Indiana St. 326 N. Indiana Ave. SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-9486 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-9436 PHIL ROGERS - Prop. Standard Service 8: Recapping E. M. COOTS4 SONS HANGEWS DRUG 120 W. Maple Street STORE JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA BU 3-3591 Funeral Directors 437 Spring Street Ambulance Service JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA BU 2-1356 Free Delivery JOE KRUSE FURNITURE Your friend in the furniture Business Corner Spring and Chestnut 440 Spring Street Jeffersonville BU 2-6643 BU 2-4545 BU 2-9615 BU 2-9395 N; w... . uan. act 5! fizr g? l; CLARK COUNTY REMC 110 N. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Indiana KRATZ SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN Compliments of CLARKSVILLE RANCH HOUSE BU 2-5400 335 Becke St. Rd. 131 WH 5-5241 Clarksville, Indiana Graduate to the Best in Men's Clothing at WEINSTEIN'S 355 Spring Street JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA Our helpful banking services are always in season JOE McCARTlN GULF SERVICE CH 6-2077 SELLERSBURG, IND. , INIWNewWilshianO ' State I , NEW WASHINGTON MEMBER F.D.I.C. EHRINGER APPLIANCE CO. Southern Indiana's Largest Appliance Store Spring and Chestnut JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA BU 3'3244 213 Pearl St. HENRYVILLE Shop and Save at FASHION SHOP NEW ALBANY, INDIANA WH 4-6295 l20 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 0: NEW ALBANY i First Federal Sailings 5M NEW ALIANV'INDIANA SELLERSBURG STONE COMPANY 201 Utica Street SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-3731 PAYNPS HARDWARE Paint - Appliances - Tools - Houseware Gifts - Sporting Goods - Toys 2740 Charlestown Road NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Po; l- rro+ $H$ES For Boys 211 Pearl Street NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Phone WH 4-2943 Southern lndianais Leading Store for Women and Children Youngstown Shopping Center JEFFERSONVILLE INDIANA Royal Typewriters Victor Adders New - Reconditioned Calculators TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. 324 State St. WH 4-7827 NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Heyer Duplicators Machine - Service Metal Furniture Machine - Rentals Wood Furniture Machine - Sales UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans WORLD OF SPORTS 100 East Spring Street Owner EDDIE LODUKE NEW ALBANY, INDIANA 201 E Market Street NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Phone 945-8305 Open an Account Today at the SELLERSBURG STATE BANK A 1' .. d ' '1'1 5' 5 1015 New Albany 51. WAGONER'S 66 SERVICE SELLERSBURG, INDIANA us 31w and 5.12. 60 CH 6-3331 HAMBURG, INDIANA A. RASMUSSEN 8: SON QUALITY EYEGLASSES FLORISTS of Reasonable Prices WA BASH OPTICAL 129 E. Spring Street Rasmussen Court NEW ALBANY, INDIANA New Albany, Indiana WH 5-0440 WH 5-6617 l2l INSURANCE RHEIANLTTOONR R EAL ESTATE PHONE 246-2066 Vh 279 Market Street Chorlestown, Indiana Member of Federal Reserve Deposits Insured by F.D.I.C. ? Compare Our Rates on New Cars ! Open 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Mon. Thru Sat. it Friday Till Noon FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Charlestown, Indiana J I22 Furniture for Your Entire Home REISZ Furniture Co. 146 E Main St. New Albany, Ind. WH 5-5243 Farmall Tractors International Trucks McCormick - New Idea New Holland -, Equipment A. DIEFENBAVCH, INC. Hardware Paint Since 1910 SELLERSBURG, INDIANA We Feature the Following Nationally Advertised Brands Clinic Roblee Dr. Hiss Pedwins Portage Air Step Florsheim Smortaire Bass Moccs Life Stride Buster Brown Glamor Debs Heel Huggers Hush Puppies U.S. Keds Arch Preserver Natural Bridge Paradise Kittens STEINwS SHOES 136 E Market New Albany, Indiana WH 4-2413 43 . HAAS FUNERAL H BARROW HOME 3 OPTICAL 8: HEARING SERVICE SELLERSBURG ; a f NORMAN E. BARROW Bu 29356 l I, Licensed Optician Ky. 111 E. Maple Street INDIANA - , Jeffersonville, Ind. CH 6-3344 ' 124 Indiana Ave. Quality Plus Service 1 l Compliments of - PATRONS - AMERICAN DUPLEX CO, Elwood Goldman Lewellen's Beauty Shoppe Maker of Scol'ries Barber Shop Monline Electric Bare Motor Co. Blender 8: Coffee Grinder Charlestown Florist Ray's Jewelers - New Albany Davids Style Shop Carters Phillips l66 The Fair Store Ray's Jewelers - Charlestown Goodman's Drugs 3' De Weese Grocery Reynolds Furniture IRION 8: WOLFE The Annual Staff would like to Wafch Repair thank all the Advertisers in this 131 E. Spring Street section. New Albany, Indiana l24 can gwe. . . YOUR PHOTOGRAPH Km 427-437 South Fourth Street Louisville, Kentucky 40202 m DOWNTOWN 0 DIXIE MANOR 0 TH: MALL YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 7 m In! Yo. TAYLRRW ILUBLISHING COMPANY moon An 1-y'ov-m34o 8 U