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

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Mystic, Margie Armstrong, predicts the future of the class of '68. Senior Day Portrays ttRoaring Twenties Jninkfgwen Wt LL Ne v e a VIE L D ii? IT'wo bits, four bits, six bits a dellarhall for a Seniors exhibit -their varied talents with an original version of Old Stidytl stand up and holler! MacDonald.

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Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S., Kenny and Kathy MR. and MISS S.C.H.S. and COURT: freshman candidates, Carolyn Rauck and Mike Smith; sophomore candidates, Denise Smith and Doug Toby; iunior candidates, Pam Smith and Gary Keck; king and queen, Kathy Steele and Kenny Humston; senior candidates, Sue Waiz and Greg Hagar,- iunior candidates, Alice Lowe and Roy Samples; sophomore candidates, Charlene Heath and Dusty Waiz; freshman candidates, Lorna Costin and Mark Sherrill. S.C.H.S., Kenny Humston, and Miss S.C.H.S., Kathy Steele, honored by a special dance. Mr. S.C.H.S. of 1968, Kenny Humston, is crowned by Susan Fleming, Miss S.C.H.$. of 1967.

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Class of t68 Present v The senior class of '68 attempt- ed an entirely new concept in the presentation of the annual senior p-lay. Under the direction of Mr. Wil- liam Mosley, the class presented three-one-act plays. These plays were entitled: Nobody Sleeps, The Tell-Tale Heart, and Mixed Dates. From the general response it was evident that this new con- cept was entirely successful. In The Tell-Tale Heart Lorna tSue Waizt frantically grasps Jess's tGreg Hagert daggert clutching hand to save the life of Mistress Holub ann Hufft. In Nobody Sleeps Mrs. Busby Uheresa Robertst questions Spike's Uames Yostt ln Mixed Dates Fitzroy tPete Pophamt qualifications for being a burglar as her daughters Daisy tMary Pat DenisonL Ada fulfills one of his professionaltasks. tCindy McKinleyL and Glory tKathy Steelet look on.