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

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Qiriving for higher . . . This must be a new kind of desk. I wonder how you get into it, says Mr. Nolan, a substitute teacher. 3 R. Rafledge works on experiment in chemistry. Are you iust standing there, Phillip, or are A you going to say something?

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l.w The Seniors, first in everything, enjoy the first big snow with a lively snowball fight. A late student enters the school on a cold winter morning. 1967 Was the gear of education and knowledge essential to broadening our minds and way of living. The year of 1967 molded the character of all Silver Creek High School students, it made all students one year older and one year wiser. It also exemplified success in our purposes, gaining wisdom to understand and grace to fulfill our challenges. Silver Creek learned as it taught, remained young as it grew older by stimulating in its students andfinstructors the desire for knowledge that came with good education. From their associations with one another the teachers and students of Silver Creek realized that in youth existed the eagerness and curiosity which madeithe future leader, and in age existed the experience and wisdom needed to temper youth. This then, is Silver Creek High School-an institu- tion of people teaching and learning and growing to- gether to make the year 1967 a ,

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Miss Rowena L. Standiford LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: B. Pooler, J. Floyd, K. Mull, D. Weber, D. Adams, M. Krainak, D. Burns, B. Metzger, M. Marsh, M. Short, 5. Mannix, Librarian: Rowena Standiford : l g I f.gl-i I i .. mu x xv j: I I I 1 M . : Q I -, I I ?.w.L . 1. - i-gr... These college-bound students work on the library project which is a part of college prep English.