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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1969 volume:

For Every Action There Is As shown in +he lives of Silver Creek s+uden+s, Newfon's law 0 mo+ion s+ill holds +rue-For Every Acfion There is a Readion. The acfion of HS s+uden+s is +he life of Silver Creek High. The laugh- Jrer in Hue halls. +he quie+ude of +he classrboms. and +he funloving aHHude of H19 s+uden+s are +he primary reasons for favorable readions +0 Silver Creek's school life. School Life; 1, v Hv 'r j, W 1.1.. yawn . Actions Induce Reactions at S.C. . . . and +hen +he bonfire se+s if off. W A barren pile of wood se+s Hue stage for forihcomjng season . . . . . . as +he Pep Club looks on wi+h mixed emoiions. Miss Johnson and Mrs. Werle display '1'rue dragon spiri'l' before semi-shai'e Roberf Doughfy gives +he sfudenf body a pep +alk before Hie regional . . . . . . and signs and banners exemplify +he resulfs of everyone's effoHs. . . . Leray Fromme and Pa+ O'Brie'n . . . +he ceremony in +he Home Ec's mock Many Personalities Accent School Life Super-Spy Terry Miller +akes 'Hme ouf from his busy schedule a+ +he Valen+ine Dance +0 pose for our pho+ographen Roy Samples is sfudying? Linda Keni' seems +0 'be saying. Wha+ an exci+ing life? 2 Fingers +l Flower STEVE GOHMANN Miss Johnson demons+ra+es +he slow dribble during +he +eachers' regional skit Hungry. Miller? Activities Occupy Students9 Interest a2 S$ Mock wedding uni+es Roger Green and Sherry Burgin. Roger. is +ha+ armband conceH or confidence? Bonfire opens a very successful year. Visitors at Silver Creek Our only s+uden+ +bacher second semes+er was Mr. Brading. who +augh+ heaH'h and physical educaHon. Miss Ken+ucky speaks ai' +he pep ses- sion before +he regional. Me; :TUDENT TEACHERS: Miss Money. English: Mr. Byrnsl Mr. Coale was a gues'r speaker a'r an Ce: Mr. Haag, His+ory. V F.B.L.A. meei'ing. 8-? WV'f'rl-ui'Iiz'Rtffh ':5 43 ?' army 14: WW .,- rsc-rvr ' .., .11-Hawaii ,'4'Hiate92':i???. lraixr,M . A ., WI . :1 4 $ Sherry Ruddell - 3t 1969 Basketball Wiih a pleased expression. +he I969 Baske+ball queenl Sherry Ruddell. awaii's her crown. robe and bouquei' of roses. Baske+ball queen. Sherry Ruddell. is es- k coded by senior member of +he var- 1 g si+y. Roger Green. ............... BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT: Sue Ann Waiz. freshman 'can- didafe: Donna Waiz. iunior candida+e: Sherry Ruddell. queen and sophomore candidafe; Alice Lowe. senior candida+e. ,3 vu . ' Ixx x, - , rfwlir'mnku n' -.. r. M. 2-. 1. a. INN, . NA; ' ln'uu-L mar... . . - u - h .. 11' Y. kN.a-- - ..3.1',.'--' h.af.l. R' ' i; h' 4 gm VALENTINE KING. QUEEN, AND COURT: Freshman candidafes. Ralph Miner and Ca+hy Miller: iunior candida+es. Larry S+ricker and Ann Gibson: king and queen. Brenda Engleking and Mark Sfeele. senior candidafes: sophomore candi- dafes. Linda Keni' and escort Charlie Lyons. Valentine Dance Royalty The Valenfine Dance king and queen. Mark S+eele and Brenda Engleking. enioy a dance in +heir honor aPrer +heir corona+ion. m; daazaw ywmw r, 7; . Lana Smi'rh regis'rers surprise on learning Penny DeArk crowns Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S.. Rober+ of her being seledecl Miss S.C.HHS ogf Doughiy and Lana Smi'HI. l..969 Seafed: Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S.. Robert Dough+y and Lana Smi+h. Court LeFl' +0 righf: Sue Waiz and Rick Gun'rerman. freshman candidafes: Kafhy Miller and Kirk Smi+h. freshman candidaies: Connie Dreyer and Mark Thomas. iunior candidaies: Sue Moser and Riel: Baker. senior candidates: Sheryl Zihar and Terry Miller. iunior candidafes: Linda Ken+ and Mark Sherrill, sophomore candidai'es: Pam Smifh. senior candidai'e: Sieve Green. sophomore candidaie. x -- I w . x - 291' , n ., n? a . I. a u - II. .I - v . , x.I .,. I I- a . '3 I'll'J'nwi l'-N 'Ww - - A V H '- M .... 'u' 3d! 'H . -?v -'-Aa -.$.JU!.; I .I .A.,I?;L-A I l'I:'in '- I 32.2 5- 5.1- .0V'VIEHi- rd 1. .mnrmi-Tm I ' 'Au '1 - h-u Class of 969 Holds Mock Election The Class of '69 presen+ed a unique exhibifion in governmenif +0 .fhe under- Classmen. During +he Presiden+ial cam- paign, +he seniors regisfered sfudenfs. dis+ribu+ed campaign liferafure. and placed pos+ers on walls and windows Jrl'mroughouwL +he scihool. A+ +he assembly program, Congressman. Lee HamiHon and his opponent Bob Garfon spoke. Seniors represen+ing each 01c +he Presi- den+ial candida+es also spoke. AHer a day of individual evalua'rion of H19 candidafes. +he s+uden+ body vo+ed on ifs choice of candidafes. tCindy McDaniel helps +0 regis+er s+uden+s during +he mock elecfion. .Congressman, Lee Hamilfon, informs sfuden'fs of We 'mPOH'ance of youfh in poli'rics. Roger Green. senior governmen+ s+uden'l'. presenfs +he views of one 'of +he '68 Presideniial candidafes. Around the World in Eighty Days99 $1er The +heme of Senior Day was Around +he World 'in Eigh+y Days. Garry Smefhers and Gary Killen per- form a skif during +he Seniors' Honor Day program. Rick Baker and Brenda En leking read +he las+ wills and +es+a- menfs as aHenfive s'ruden'l's ?ook on. Karen Marshall and Cindy Sullivan lead +he senior class in +he song. Graduai-ion Day. Hedy Beigay and Rick Baker give superb performances in leading iroles. 699ers Present 011 Borrowed Time99 Pud Hedy Beigaw is asking God for a new engine. The sheriff !Chris O'Nea +hrea+ens +0 fake Gramps Rick Baker, 1'0 an asylum. A rvy-szr;;:.n'?v; '7 gw- La99 Presented by J unior Class I969 PROM KING AND QUEEN: Roger Green and Mary K. Baker The crowning of Hie prom king and queen highlighted +he evening. PROM, KINGl QUEEN and COURT: Bonnia Cook. Rick Baker. Mary K. Baker. Queen; Roger Green. King; Rebecca Sfaggs. Roberf Dough'ly. Denise Smi+h. Bruce Balmer. A'H'er +he prom s+uden+s enioyed Roman chariof races. Siudenfs even climb rails +0 gei- +0 +he mosi' popular even+ afier +he prom. Okay. Susan. if you push me in +he chario-l races y0u can have another donu'l'. w: .32; vs- m:nxu-u'a- 'rm p?.rum?M-SatiLEW-iti ; :4i-i a -ia ' ' 1 , means WHIPh's'iif'?'?. .19iViz ? i' if3:;; An End . . . But 3 Beginning On 'May 26 +he Class of '69 was +0- ge+her for He lasf +ime for Commence- menJr. Commencemen+ +he end o1c four years o1C sfudying, buf +he beginning of puHing +his knowledge +0 use: +he end of +he class as a whole. bqu +he beginning of individuals: +he end of ins+ruc+ions, bu+ +he beginning of responsibili+y. For This is noJr +he end. H115 is no+ even +he beginning of He end, buf +he end of +he beginning. Carol Marfin. one of +he valedic+orians. dianguishes beiween preparedness and readiness. 1 Senior boys eagerly awai+ +he beginning of graduafion ceremonies. Randy Popp receives his diploma from Mr. Miller. 'hnymw -'.-. 1w $taMawmubrim Wa';$.w..;r,, AWIJ t ryau . 52.. 114.0, .321: Outstanding Students Receive Recognition JOU RNALISM INSTITUTE: Deb- bie Zimmerman and Pam DiHmer. BOYS' STATE: Sfeve Waiz. al+erna+e: S+eve Smi+h. Randy Poppn and Roger Green. aliernafe. : GIRLS' STATE: Hedy Beigay and Susan Fleming. NEWMWM Ka'l'hy Couch Joyce Blakley D.A.R. AWARD L gamma? FFA SWEETHEART v??? 31$ a V eat :2 r e .k a B k 3., g .m la n a V: a .m; immerman Hedy Be Debbie Z BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR BALFOUR AWARD Prominent Seniors Obtain Awards VALEDICTORIANS: Gayle Burl'on. Doris RichardSOn. Carol Madin. SALUTATORIAN: Alice Lowe. . gsefgv m . 37? 5 am $a5m r m Argga ARION AWARD: Mary Marsh JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: IDEAL SUNSHINE LADY: Mrs. Sue Bob Wagoner. Nolfemeyer. IDEAL SUNSHINE GIRL: Ka+hy Couch. How could anyone lose wH'h his kind of backing? S.C. is a+ home wi+h +he sec+ional championship. Happiness is V for vidory. .- w; . 1a .- . - $09: '1 3w! - l. The acHons of +he clubs 6+ Silver Creek develop and safisfy varied in+eres+s. Or- ganizafions provide +he s+uden+s wifh di- verse acfivifies +ha+ encourage a reac- +ion of friendship, enferfainment lead- ers'hip. cooperafion. and experience. Anofher reacfion +0 clubs is +he award and credi+ received for excellenf par- JricipaJrion. Organizations x .l 1-1 1.. . .. . I - . .uwir.pu...u.9....31 . 4W3fazv. 4.3.. m w m ?gil .. 'H-JN??? Student Council Sponsors Spirit Week Sfudenf Council represenfafives are elecfed annually by each class. A council member's olquy is +0 pre- senJr +he views of +he sfudenfs. +0 promo+e school spirit +0 encourage scholarship, and +0 sfrive for a bef- Jrer relafionship befween s+uden+s and faculfy members. Some of +he proiecfs +he S+uden+ Council spon- sored +his year were Hwe Boosfer Parade. SpirH Week,'I and a Jrea for honor IeHer winners. Mr. Maf- JfOX. Sponsor. provides H16 COUHCII Seaied. Lefi' +0 righf: K. Couch. presidenh Mr. MaH-ox. ' ' ' ' sponsor: D. Smi+h. secrefary. S+anding. LeH +0 right M. Wl+h H18 faCUHY s pomf Of Vlew' K. Bakerl vice-presidenh J. Vaught +reasurer. vi..-a 1,..- w Sea+ed. LeH +0 right L. Smi'rh. G. Bede . C. Marfin. K. Couch. A. Lowe. C. Curfis. G. Bur+on. D. Smi+h. S'l'anding, LeH' +0 righi: L. Swar'l'z. J. Vaughi'. S. Waizl M. K. Baker. F. EveriH'. f: n. n 1m nun bAmA-vt-z - ' n. v. H ..- .. yr .u'u Ham $2.3. , 9152.; gm, ,..,L.. - .-, Hi . xix, 5.2;. g. ,1. $354.; 1' 17'. '.'..-..:9'A:-u r.,:..,q: NaHoSo Honors Scholarly Students Membership in +his nafion- wide organizafion is +he highes+ scholasfic honor +ha+ a sfudenf can earn. The members are chosen by Hwe factu on Hue basis of Char- acfer. leadership. service, and scholarship. This year NaHoSo sold S. C. beanies. gave a Chrisfmas baskef +0 6 shuf-in family, and helped Seafed. Lefi' +0 righi: S. Gohmann. president Mrs. Noliemeyer. 'fh C N. M M sponsor: C. Mari'in. vice-presiden+: G. Burl'on. secretary: A. Lowe. WI areer '9 ' rs. +reasurer. NoHemeyer. +he sponsor. aids +he group wifh i+s acfivi- Jries. Row l: A. Lowe. S. Couch. P. Kelly. F. Kelly. M. K. Baker. J. Vaughf. D. Zimmerman. B. Riggle. J. Williams. Row 2: G. Burfon. 0- Richardson, H. Beigay. C. Madin. S. McDerment K. Couch. M. Marsh, D. Smifh. M. Ruddell. Row 3: R. Doughfy. S. Goh- mann. D. Waiz. 17-1:Haitiiff iww'm wgmywair'thy'i,3;?19'3; Hwy; 'ig'ijZ'HW'REM: m.g- - 7: '7'1 Hours of Work Produce Results Bo+h +he annual erancwc and +he publi- cafions s+aff have +he iob o1c record- ing evenfs. The paper. The Silver Journal. informs +he s+uden+ body o1c curren+ happenings during +he school year. and H16 annual sfaH publishes +he yearbook, Silver Leaves. Mrs. CorneH Jreaches +he publica- Hons s+a1cwc and Mrs. Doekel and Mr. Gilber+ advise +he annual sfaH. Newspaper Advisor: Mrs. CorneH NEWSPAPER STAFF: Leff +0 righf: Gary Killen. Hedy Beigay. Rhea McRae. Connie DreyerI Charlene Hea'fh. Karen Marshall. Randy Popp. Merilee Krai- nak, Sue Moser. co-edi+or; Pai' O'Brien. edi'ror. EDITORIAL STAFF: Sea+ed. LeH +0 righf: Debbie Zim- merman. edifor; Bonnia Cook, Susan Fleming, Gayle Burfon. Standing. Leff +0 righf: S+eve Gohmann. Denise Smi+h. Bruce Balmer. Ediforial Advisor: Mrs. Doekel Business Advisor: Mr. Gilber+ BUSINESS STAFF: Sea+ed. LeH +0 righi: Penny DeArk. Kafhy Couch. Manager: Brenda Engle- Id g. Sheryl Zihar. Sfanding. Leff +0 righi: Candy Voyles. Claude LaMas+er. Ricky Baker. Janef Vaughf. Connie Dreyer. Mary K. Baker. ww-W? ; . new-c'w', r mm v wmaw? 'Ht-Ira. 'eskrn:r::-,.W'-C-iuri':w3:8 WW3 '1';s'$,.N'2 . jP'T sewmmmms e v E Sunshine Society Promotes Goodwill The Sunshine Sociefy has a percenf- age of girls from each class. The new members are seleched by +he girls already belonging +0 Jrhe club. The club s+resses friendship, pleasure. cour+esy, success. and characfer. This year Jrhe members visHed Chil- dren's HospHal on Valen+ine's Day and passed 0qu favors and red hear'rs T . +0 +he children. Mrs. CorneH spon- 2:; figw sors +his organizaHon. e V Lefi' +0 righi: Row l: Mary K. Baker. vice-presidenf: Janei' Vaughf, secre+ary. Row 2: Carol Mari'in. freasurer: Mrs. Corne-H: Kafhy Couch. president Penny DeArkl program chairman. Row l: M. K. Baker. S. Waiz. J. Vaughf. C. Dreyer. P. Waiz, A. Trump. Row 2: D. Zimmerman. S. 'Sfearsman. D. Lewis. R. Sfaggs. D. Waiz. S. Fleming. Row 3: K. Wa+son. C. Marfin. G. Burfon. M. Ruddell. C. Couch. C. Baker. L. Pruiff. Row 4: L. Smi+h. B. Cook. L. Cosfin. S. Zihar, J. Lambert C. Hea+h, P. Sfein. Row 5: D. SmH'h. K. Killen. L. Servidio. P. Dough+y. D. Hoffman. P. DeArlt. P. Smi+h. Row 6: C. Sullivan. H. Beigay. C. Couch. M. LaMasfer. S. Moser. A. Lowe. LeH +0 righi: Roy Samples. vice-presideni: Mr. Booker. Gary Killen. freasurer; Roger Green, chaplain: Roberf Dough+y. secrefary: Bruce Balmer, president noi' present Hi-Y Attends Local Churches Hi-Y is open +0 boys excel- ling in leadership. scholar- ship, and charader. The new members of +his club are vofed on by +he acfive mem- bers. This organiza+ion spon- sors +he coaf-check sef up for all home baskefball games; i+ also helps families during Thanksgiving and o+h- er +imes in Jrhe year by pre- paring baskefs of food. The Hi-Y sponsors a mon+hly vis- i+a+ion +0 churches in +his vi- cinify. Mr. Booker is +he spon- sor Tor +he Hi-Y. Row l: M. Gray. 3. Smeihers, G. Killen. B. Balmer. R. Baker. 5. Waiz. R. Hider. Row 2: K. Smifh, J. Denison. M. Smith. M. Praiher. S. Gohmann. M. Meyer. S. Miller. Row 3: S. Miiler. D. Waiz. C. LaMas+er. D. Knight L. Sfriclter. D. Mayfield. Row 4: R. Samples. H. Lomax. S. Smifh. M. Sherill. S. Green. R. Marlin. T. Miller. Row 5: R. T. Green. C. O'Neai, D. Toby. R. Doughty. B. Briscoe. R. Green. L. Frommee. F TA Seniors Benefit From Cadet Teaching To qualify for membership in FTA. a eruoiemL musiL mainfain a C aver- age and be recommended by a Jreacher. FTA is Jrhe +es+ing ground for s+uden+s who wish +0 become a feacher. This year FTA has been Torfunafe in having Miss Lisa Cos+in elecied S+a+e Vice-Presiden+ from Area 8 53+ +he Area Conference. This club sponsored a bake sale. co- sponsored +he annual Sci-Tea dance. and had a banque+ honoring Jrhe seniors. The cadef feaching pro- gram. which allows senior members +0 +each af +he grade schools and +he junior high is invaluable +0 par- Seafed. Le'H' 'l'o righ'l': Carol Marlin. vice-presidenf: Gayle iiCipani's. Mrs. Werie arranges Burfon. president Mrs. Werle. sponsor: Pam Smi'l'h. secre- schedules for cade+ Jreachers, +ary. S+anding: Pam Sfein. +reasurer: Sheryl Zihar. his+orian: Dusfy Waiz. parliameni'arian. LeH +0 righf. Row l: K. Smith. B. Turk. M. Doughfy. M. Baker. M. Marsh. P. Ofqu'. P. Doughiy. Raw 2: J. Wil. liams. D. Richardson. L. Sharp. C. Couch. C. Martin. S. Zihar, D. Hoffman. Row 3: M. Broadus. 8. Cook. C. Luegge. S. McDermenf, L. Cos+in. M. O'Neal. C. Huff. Row 4: H. Beigay. K. Couch. C. S'ullivan. P. S+ewarf. P. Smifh. P. S+ein, K. McDonald. Row 5: S. Bryant B. Bauman. S. Sfricker. M. Gregg. M. Taylor, B. Crabh-ee. C. Krainak. Row 6: J. Krainak. R. Wagoner. L. Howard. G. Smei'hers. R. McDonald. 6. Burton. D. Zimmerman. Row 7: P. Miller. K. War- rick. B. Swarfz. C. Cur+is. D. Waiz. R. Shaw. ! FBLA Encourages .3 Business Skills The Fufure Business Leaders of America is an organizafion for upper classmen who are presenHy enrolled in a busi- ness course or who have pre- viously +aken a business 1 course. Hs purpose is +0 ac- quainf s+uden+s wi+h +he many changing processes of +he business world. Ac+ivi+ies +his year included securing speakers on da'ra processing. insurance, and iob inferviews. Members who affended +he u; FBLA convenfion in Corydon. Indiana won firsf and +hird l places in Jryping. Mrs. Doekel ....A... ' s . ,. ..',. . 12'; mwwxful'b 2- bnd Mr. Mollohan provide Lefi' +0 right Row l: Linda PruiH. vice-presiden+: Molly La- Mas+er. secreiary. Row 2: Pat O'Brien. presidenh Sue Moser. ; +he needed guidance for . . k +hese club members. 3233.3. Row 3. Mr. Mollohan. LeRoy Fromme. reporfer. Mrs. - . . ,' '1 l L Row l: K. Yochem. S. S+earsman. B. Bryant 8. Carlisle. L. Wallace. R. McRae. D. Lewis. P. Armsfrong, M. : LaMaQer. Row 2: M. DeSpain. S. Ernest E. Ferguson, S. Spencer. C. Bush. L. Ice. B. Briehos, M. Feeler. - Row 3: S. Mannix. D. Sharp. M. Blincoe. E. Woods. C. McDaniel. L. Pruiff, J. Walker. P. O'Brien. 8. Groww. D. Churchman. Row 4: G. Zurchmeide. S. Eckerf. B. Turk, M. Krainalr. C. Curiis. C. Heaih. B. Wilson. C. Sul- livan, B. Engleking. Row 5: M. PraHmer. C. LaMasfer. C. Voyles. R. Baker. M. Ruddell, B. Balmer. L. Brocar. S. Waiz. R. Samples. Row 6: C. Ftherson. S. Smith. G. Smefher. M. Reliford. G. Killen. M. Schuler. B. Roberts. 5. Moser, J. Williams. Row 7: D. Neville. R. Popp. D. Williams. M. Sfeele, S. Hardin. R. EIIESOH. L. Fromme. 33 3, .a . w. - -'r L .QV I 3 .. 'N' 1 W .:,.s s. .dt' .- . ' $93k LeH- +0 righf. $ea+edz Kafhy Couch, proi. chain; PauIeHa Offuff. song leader: Sherry Ruddell. parl.: Mary Ruddell. pres.: Rosemary Mannix. pub. rel. S+anding: Brenda Engleking. +reas.: Linda Rieqer, corr. sec.: Debbie Fackler. pub. rel.; Marcia Gregg. poinf sec.; Mrs. Diefenbach; Debbie Prince. rep. F HA Members Learn by Doing Fu+ure Homemakers of America prepares girls +0 be He beH'er homemakers of +he fufure. A leader +raining program. aHended by +he oHicers las1L summer, pro- vided many good ideas for achiviJries. The FHA held dinners monfhly. had a Chrisfmas parfy for We New Hope children, and aHended dis+ric+ meefings. Mrs. Die- fenbach advises +hese girls on +heir many proiecfs. Row I: P. Tque. L. Rieger. M. Doughty. J. House. D. Kelly. T. Logsdon, C. Bax'rer. J. Harrington. A. Ray. Row 2: D. Bower. D. Prince, J. Appell. K. Smi+h. D. Myers. L. Meyer. M. Turner. B. Crabfree. Row 3: P. Valen+ine. D. Weber, K. Prafher. P. OHuH'. L. Johnson. C. Reliford. Y. Lewis. K. Pey+on, K. Walker. Row 4: S. Spencer. C. Bush. 3. Carlisle, A. Gibson. S. S+earsman. D. LewisI B. Bryant M. Pfisfer. M. Bailey. D. Nunn. Row 5: M. Gregg. M. Krainak, D. Longeyl'I E. Fergusonl E. Woods. S. Collier, J. Brocar. K. Miller. J. Spear. Row 6: M. Taylor. T. Winneger. K. Smi+h. M. Hauselman. C. Couch, M. De- Spain. K. Couch. K. Mu . K. Kearney. N. Baxier. Row 7: S. Rudde . L. Pruiff. M. Ruddell. R. McRae. P. O'Brien. J. Walker. B. Engleking, T. Bigqs. M. Threlkel. P. Blincoe, S. Amos. Row 8: K. Wafson. K. Killen. D. Fackler. J. ' Wilson. R. Mannix. T. Logsdon, D. ValeMine. D. Wray. W. Roberfs. L. Swarh. D. Wilkerson, P. McMahan. FFA Gains S'Skill by Practice The Fufure Farmers of Amer- ica is an organizahon for s+u- den+s who have Jraken a voca- Jrional agricuHure course. The purpose o1c +his club is +0 develop charader, leader- ship. and creafe inferes+ in agricuHure life. Each year Jrhe Club chooses an annual FFA Swee+hear+ and co-sponsors +he Valen'rine Dance wH'h The .FHA. Mr. ArneH. +he spon- Leff +0 righi: Charles Faughender. reporter: Sieve Tomes, presidenh Ssor 01c Fufure Farmers. direds Larry Sfricker, senfinel: Herb Lomax. vice-presideni; David Reiger. sec- +he.boy5 in +heir acfivifies re+ary: Roger Prafher. freasurer. ' Row '1 C9- Cooper. C. Snider, R. McDonald. J. Tomes. S. Tomes, R. Gibson. E. Fuler. Row 2: C. Mellon, S. Penning- + . Son. F Kearney, R. Prafher, S. Tomes. D. Relger. D. Rash. Row 3: G. HosfeHler. J. Bufler. M. Sfeele, R. Parks, L. Men M- Knigh'r H Lom R 4- J a J l - 5: J, . . ax. ow . . arnes. . Tay or. R. Hall. R: Lewis. M. Foley. D. Ferguson, 8. Lewis. Row Crunangfjnsg B. Vest D. Kraft P. Gaier, D. Terry, W. Mosely. T. Jelllson. Row 6: L. Miller. R. Miner. T. Smifh. D. Boling. D. Haifa: P. Munk. R. Hooe. Row 7: B. Jones. M. Bo+forff. R. Ga+er. C. Anderson. T. Tomes. C. Short D. ... 171w: ' nizr'wyfii-WI' WVWN TW'VL' '17. 11.10111 ? 1 3W;:!-.r1-:y fir swaruut-zh 312;'f +-: :ww FNA Prepares Girls for Nursing Careers The Fufure Nurses Club s+reng+hens s+uden+ in'reres1L in heal'rh services. This club was esfablished +0 inform in- Jrereered s+uden+s of personal and communHy healfh maf- +ers and +0 help Jrhe mem- bers decide abouf profes- sional nursing and o+her med- ical careers. The sponsor of Fufure Nurses is Mrs. Huckle- berry. 1 Row l: D. Weber. E. Woods. R. Sfaggs. C. Dreyerl D. Waiz. Row 2: M. Ruddell. J. Walker. C. Curtis, J. Lambert P. Dough+y. Row 3: C. McDaniels. L. PruiH. R. McRae. B. Breihoff. E. Ferguson. Row 4: L. Servidio. B. Wilson, K. Renn. R7 HardyI L. Smifh. Row 5: J. Floyd. S. Couch. S. Mull. B. Mills. K. prd. ROW? 6': D. Longest C. Voyles. S. Bryant L. Brocar. S. Eckerf. ' Leff 1'0 righ'r: Mrs. Huckleberry. Donna Waiz, vice-presidenf: Rhea McRae. program chairman; Connie Dreyer. secre+ary: Cindy McDaniel. +reasurer; Becky Sfaggs. president Spanish Club Profits hy Selling Candles To be eligible for membership in Spanish C!ub. a s+uden+ muer have earned a B average in hb Spankh coumes.Thk dub b ngs +oge+her +he Spanidw s+uden+s forsocbland educa onaIaC vL ea Thb year1he organhaHon sold Chrisfmas candies and sponsored a sfudenf dance. Mrs. Ckoyb. +he sponson has done nwuch +0 nwake +his club in+eres+- ing and fun. Row l: L Cos+in. J. Maihis. S. Shicker. J. Appell. J. Hause. J. Smifh. C. Bowe. Row 2: C. Curtis. L. Cosfin. 8. Gross. C. CurfisI J. Lambert P. S+ein. P. DiHmer. Row 3: B. Cook. R. Mannix. J. Floyd. 5. Ernesf, L. Yochem. B. Bauman. S. Mannix. Row 4: K. Renn. L. Smifh. D. Richardson, C. Mar+in, M. Gregg. B. Beyl, J. Sfaples. Row 5: M. O'Neal. P. S+ewarf. R. Baker. F. Kelly. B. Lawson, P. Kelly. Row 6: S. Luegge. L. Reardon. S. Fleming. R. DougMy. J. Williams. H. Lomax, D. SmHh. Row 7: R. Hardy. B. Engleking. R. Samples. S. Gohmann, T. McCaHrin. C. S+ouffer. G. Burfon. Row 8: D. Meyer. T. Rofhbauer. R. T. Green. D. Toby. D. Mayfield. M. Spencer, J. Krainak. Lef+ fo righf: H. Lomax. +reasurer; Mrs. Croyle. sponsor; J. Williams. president L. Cos+in, secrefary: R. Baker, vice-presidenf. Row I: S. Couch. S. Zihar. B. Cook. R. Everly. D. Weber, J. Lambert J. Vaughi'. M. K. Baker. D. Waiz. Row 2: D. Smi+h. L. Cos+in, A. Trump. M. O'Neal. P. Sfein, G. Burfon. S. Bryant S. Fleming. Row 3: L. Cosiin, C. Cur+is. P. Sfewarl'. P. Dough'iy, C. Heclter. B. Hooe. D. Lowe. P. Waiz. C. Hauselman. Row 4: K. Jackson. C. Couch. C. LaMaS'l'erI R. Baker. S. WaizI J. Whiie. B. Balmer. M. Meyer. R. DougHy. Row 5: J. Floyd. D. Waiz. G. Keck, T. Miller. T. Rofhbaur. M. Pra'lher. W. S+eele. M. Spencer, S. Miller. Row 6: R. Waggoner. M. Di'Hmer, C. O'Neal. L. Reardon. A. Lowe. H. Beigay. C. Maan. J. Krainak. R. Durham. Row 7: K. Warrick. H. Elkins. G. Blan+on. L. Fromme. R. T. Greenl D. Mayfield. B. Crawford. S. Gohmann. S. Miller. Science Club Stimulates Learning To qualify for membership in +he Science Club. a sfudenf muswL be currenHy enrolled in a science course and mus+ have a B aver- age in science. The purpose of +he club is +0 increase scieanic inferesf in HS members. A+ each meefing members perform an ex- perimen+ or give a demons+ra- Jrion rela+ing +0 varied in+eres+s in science. Science Club co- sponsored +he annual Sci-Tea dance, sponsored an a+hle+ic par+y. and held a banquef hon- oring seniors. Each year He or- ganizainn gives an award +0 ifs oufsfanding member O,n The Lef+ +0 righh M. K. Baker. repor+er; D. Waiz. vice-presidenh bas's 07C grades and SC'enhf'C B. Balmer. +reasurer: Mr. Love: S. Gohmann. presidenh Mr- abimy. Mr. Love and Mr. MOS- Mosely;J.Vaughf.librarian;S.Fleming,secre+ary. ley. sponsors. assis+ in +he ex- perimen+s and +he planning 015 mee+ings. SC Club Completes a Successful Year Earning a leHer is +he basic re- quirememL for membership in +he S. C. LeHer Club. LeHers may be earned by playing in +he band. receiving good grades. or par+icipa+ing in sporfs. The Le+- +er Club sponsors +he annual Spring Dance during which Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. are crowned and is also responsible ior +he programs given OUi 6+ a home Left +0 right 6. Burfon: +reasurer; M. Pra+her. presi- baskeiba games. Mr. Denfon dent P. Sfein, secre+ary; R. Baker. vice-presiden+; Mr. . . . D . heads Jrhls orgamzahon. enion' sponsor rm. Row I- 3 Shaw L Shar D R' h ' . '. - . . p. . lc ardson. M. DougMy. L. Rleger. M. K. Baker, J. Vaughf. D. Waiz P. D Alt M Wh'H I: 2. D. Zimmerman, B. Cook. S. Zihar. S. Couch. L. Cosiin. G. Burion. C. Sullivan. B. Englelting. S. Siearsmzn: IR. Eiverly,I 3? 5:3: M. Marsh Row 3- D Smiih C Martin J Flo ' . . . , . . . yd. P. Siewari. J. Kra'nak. M. LaMasier. P. Sfein. B. 60 . C. H H1 K g:- Mosler. Row 4: M. Broadus. C. Couch, P. Offut C. Cudis, P. Dough'ry, A. Lowe. H. Beigay. S. Vilasisz. R. Bar; 'M..RE:::ii. BAHozyfes. Row 5: L. II-Ioward. M. Sheri . G. Koes+al. C. LaMas+er, S. Gohmann. J. Whife. G. Keck. R. Doughfy. RI. Durham MI. . Row 6; B. Kline. D. nghf. C. Cudis. D. Waiz. R. Green. B. Balmer, M. Praiher. B. Briscoe. W. Sfeele. P. Ehririger. Row 7' D Tob R i - . y. . Hooe. B. Swarh. B. Waggoner. M. DiHmer. 6. Bl ? , R. T. G D ' G. Smefhers. Row 8: D. Adams. S. Smiih. M. McKinley. S. Miller. an On fee . . Mavileld. R. Sampies. M. Schuler. Pep Club Helps School Spirit Soar Pep Club is an organiza+ion formed by girls from all classes +0 boos:L Hue baskefball feam +0 vic+ory. A+ +he home games He one hundred +wen+y-1cive member Pep Club wears orange and blue gloves. which are used in many cheers. For +he +our- namen+ +he Pep Club wore orange and blue beanies. Mrs. Booker, +he sponsor, has Hwe fask of seafing +he members in Hue cheer block and keeping +he group spirifed. N , veggi am, a KsSEm LeH' +0 righf: Mrs. Booker: Janef Vaughf. vice-presidenh Linda PruiH'. secrefary-heasurer; Mary Ruddell. president LeH' +0 right. Row I: D. Smi+h. R. S+aggs. M. Baker, J. Harrington. D. Zimmerman. K. Couch. S. Fleming. H. Beigay. M. LaMas+er. S. Moser. Row 2: R. Slaughfer. L. Ice. L. Cox. S. SpencerTC. Bush. D. Churchman. S. Bryanf, J. Williams. S. McDermenf. C. Marlin. G. Burfon. L. Sharp, D. Richardson. S. Waiz. C. Baxfer. C. Waiz. Row 3: M. Doughfy. L. Wallace. L. Reiger. J. Wil- liams. M. Blincoe. M. Krainalt, R. McRae. J. Walker. L. PruiH. P. O'Brien, M. Ruddell, M. Feeler, M. Schuler. D. Waggoner. S. Sfearsman. G. Zurschmeide. Row 4: M. Minfon. B. Turk. E. Woods. S. Ernest P. Armsfrong. D. Weber, D. Adams. P. Valen- fine. 0- Bowe. 5- Burgin, 5- Shicker. K. Kearney. B. Lei+ner. N. Roberfs, M. Bailey. T. Wininger. Row 5: B. Gross. C. Hea'rh. 8- Carlisle. C. Curtis. P. Doughfy. J. Lambert J. Vaughf. D. Waiz, P. Sfein, C. Dreyer. D. Myers. C. Hinfon. G. Bedell. K. Renn. L. Servidio. R. Hardy. Row 6: D. Nunn. L. Swarh. C. Prafher. L. Smifh, B. Mills, S. Mull, D. RickeH's. C. Huff. J. Appell. C. Baker. P. Beckmann. J. Wilson. D. Prince, B. Hooe. P. Waiz. M. Taylor. Row 7: B. Lewis. L. Meyer. P. Tuffle. K. Smi+h. B. BuHer. P. McMahan. Y. Lewis. D. Kelly. J. House. A. Trump. L. Kenf. L. Johnson. L. Cosfin, S. Beyers, C. Baxfer. S. Bawe. Row 8: 0- FacHer. J- Phipps. T. Logsdon. K. Walker. D. Valenfine. A. Turk, P. Biesel. R. FeH'er. J. McNuH'y. C. Couch. G. Curfis. J. Gohmann. V. Miller. P. Trimpe. P. Hufchinson. . . 13... ' 3?. . Majorettes Set Pace ,5? 3! o o 3,; for Dragon Splrlt A unique and inferesfing aHrac- I '13 Jrion was added +0 +he S.C. band 3 i +his year wifh sixfeen Dragon- 3 . eHes. The use of pom poms and 3-: flashing ba'rons were a colorful i J i a++rac+ion +0 +he halHime shows. i f t 1 . LeH +0 right Bonnie Cook. drum major. Molly LaMas+er. Pam X Smifh. Lisa Cos+in. .3, 3 i .1,- l POm-Pom Girls: Lefi +0 right Row l: P. Wail. R. Hardy, L. Servidio. G. Lomax. D. Wilkerson. P. Armsirong, K. Yochem. Row 2: P. Sfein. D. Waiz. K. Renn. L. Smifh, G. Bedell. P. Doughfy. M. Broadus. S. Eckerh J. Williams. 3 3 4l sf. 4 '- I v , - - ,li'MtL . N h th'?fib; -VH'.is.'VL $32,! $1 i'itu'. '1' , ' V, -. ; Jq-g-n'gu gum Iii: 37.3;1'51 g.;71' ui:- z-ll'hr Juigfs'ng y. r' W E55; 0'? '9 ' The sfage is se+. Teacher and SJruolemL are in +he firsf ad +oge+her. The acfion begins. Teacher is leduring SJrudenJr; and while +he laHer lis+ens, he finds +ha+ he is ga+hering knowledge. Wi+h +his knowledge he is beHer able +0 under- s+and many +hings and becomes ready +0 under+ake +he +asks before him. In : +he readion, S+uden+ is beHer able +0 I face his job alone and begins +0 realize +ha+ his reward is responsibilify. Academics 1 Language Is the Key to Individualism Language is Hue key +ha+ opens +he door +0 advancemenf in ofher fields. Silver Creek offers four years of English, Jrwo years of Spanish. +wo years of Lafin. and a semes+er of speech. Mr. GoodleH. Mrs. Werle, and Mrs. CornehL +each freshman English; Mr. Gilber+ and Mrs. NoHe- meyer feach sophomore Eninsh; Mr. Roberfs and Mr. GoodleH Jreach junior Enqlish; Mr. Roberfs +eaches senior English and speech. Lafin is 7'5? :3 faughf by Mrs. Werle and SpaniSh is Mr. GoodleH is busily grading papers and preparing his faugM by Mrs. Croyle. daily lessons. One of Mr. Roberfs's college prep English classes is shown concenfrai'ing on +heir daily work. Mr. Gilberi's facial expression in- dica'res complefe concen+ra+ion. YES! Lafin s+uden+s prepare fo sfarf +heir lessons. Kafhy Hinfon and Kafhy Killen seem amused a+ Miss Johnson's explana- +ion. 46 Math and Science Encourage Independent Thinking Science is +he window of +he world. Through +his window we see how pianfs grow, how +he ear+h ro+a+es on iJrs axis, and why iron rusis. Silver Creek oiiers four years oi science. Mr. Mosley ieaches biology and advanced biology. and Mr. Love Jreaches biology, Chem- ierry, and physics. This science curricula polishes +he window of +he world for each of S.C.'s s+uden+s. Maih is Jrheioliscipline which every s+u- denf needs +0 improve himself. Silver Creek offers four years of college preparafory ma+h. and one year of gen- eral ma+h. Mr. Prafher Jreaches begin- ning and advanced algebra. Miss John- son Jreaches advanced mafh. geomefry. and general ma+h. Mr. Pra+her demons+ra+es how +0 feach and relax a+ +he same +ime. ..:r. m iiu'lt'x, -,; . c: u 3 I 1 -,, w 5! I :1 1 x; 1 s n '1 If scrap paper is nof available. +he blackboard comes in handy for Gary McMinoway. The experimen+ mus+'be going well by +he look on Mark Pra+her's face. 55' 55 5545555 555525 Triglm'w . -- 5 .i Students Learn About the World They Live in. The undersfanding oi Jrhe pa51L is +he sfairway +0 Jrhe iufure. Each course in social siudies provides a large s+ep +oward +his goal. The i s+eps offered a+ Silver Creek are world his- Jrory. psychology, andveconomics +augh+ by Mr. MaHox: U.S. hisfory +augh+ by Mr. Makowsky; and U.S. governmeni +augh+ by Mr. Booker. ;; y This s+airway leads +0 6 beHer undersfanding 5 01c Jrhe du+ies 01C a responsible Ci+izen in making his con+ribu+ion +0 socie+y. i H' looks like Mr. Booker runs a democratic ; ciaSSroom! wmav-mmmmmh v- z $Wwwmm m Mr. Makowsky poin+s ouf one of +he froubie spofs in +he world 10 his U.S. his'rory siudenfs. i The Library Is Essential to Students The library is +he Jrool of research and advancement Miss Sfandi- ford and her assisfanfs provide Silver Creek wifh an exceHenf re- search cen+er and a place o1C s+udy. H a sfudenf ufilizes H115 Jrool correcHy. much knowledge and unders+anding can be ob- Jrained. Miss Sfandiford. +he school LibrarianI has mainfained high s+andards in Hue library for a number of years. ; unimtiw V - k u i '. ' . ' 4 i; 1 l :1le .1 - j - , . 3:. ff... - LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Caroline Krainak, Peggy Beckman, Donna Hardman, Debbie Weber. Janice Sfaples. and librarian. Miss Sfandiford. Art Classes Develop Creativity The obiecwL 01C ar+ is +0 inspire people nof merely +0 look. bu+ +0 see in+o Hwe life of +hings. The ar+ depar+men+ a+ S.C. offers four years of arJr; +he ad- vanced courses are offered +0 ou+s+and- ing s+uden+s in ar+. Mrs. McBride in- s+ruc+s +he classes on He fundamentals o1c art and develops creaJrivier in each sfudenf. The S.C. ar+ clepar+men+ creafed a paper dragon +0 ' be used as a mascof a+ home basketball games. Mrs. McBride guides Bruce Holland on fechniques of advanced ar+. Commerce Students Prepare for the Business World Commerce classes a+ Silver Creek High School sfrive +0 prepare s'rudenfs for We fufure in +he business world. Typing, shorfhand. general business, bookkeep- ing. and office pracfice are He courses offered in +his field. Mr. Mollohan. Mrs. Doekel, Mr. Taylor, and Mrs. CorneH ins+ruc+ +he s+uden+s in He fundamentals o1c commerce. Typing sfudenfs mus+ concenfrafe +0 increase +heir speed. .x '. Mrs. Doekel gefs +he affenfion of all s+uden+s in her bookkeeping classes. ; lv 2.10 1;, 2-.,,;w,. . .,.-. -,. - 7 7. MILE; . .- . , .n, .,..l, . a ; 7, ' .. 5'2 : '..'.-..'afe, 7 :1! $1.13 ti 4;, Iyy- thyf,,ugly'm.vw 1:; 1W, - 5 r . mm a; M? w g.gzgjny $4,;f-5-tht. zinhr :3.. ::.--. , .. .. A Home Ec. Prepares Future Homemakers AgricuHure, lndusfrial Ar+s. and Home Economics endeavor +0 +rain +he hands as well as He minds. Courses in Hwese fields offer prac- Hcal +raining for careers in H18 fu- +ure. Four years of vocafional agri- culfure, indus+rial ar+s. and home economics are offered a+ Silver Creek. Mr. ArneH. Mr. Tucker. Mr. Hes+er. Mrs. Diefenbach. and Mrs. Jackson s+rive +0 +rain +hese s+u- denfs for fufure iobs. L; Mrs. Jackson appears +0 be in a world of her own. while Q; +wo s+uden+s near by are abou+ +0 in+errup+ her +hough+s. MK 1 - , , - ?,KCA? . V Everyone seems con+en+ed wi+h +heir s+uclies in Mrs. Diefenbach's class . . . wellI almos+ everyone! These boys show deep concen+rafion in lndusfrial Arfs. These shop sfudenfs work +cge+her +oward +he comple- +ion of +heir proiecfs. Mr. ArneH' seems +0 be disrup+ed as his class is being phofo- graphed. . : 5344-i25u4; Wh'i'hl' 555.. 95515-i5e2vi3i'56 Hans .u'a-ni .21: w ms :55 Profitable and Popular Courses Aid Students Physical Educa+ion and HeaHh. which Wm are iaughi by Mrs. Booker. Mr. Den+on. 'igimmm and Mr. Hoffman, Jreach freshmen and sophomores +he impor+ance of physical iciJrness and +he fundamentals of Jriirer aid. Mr. Briggs and Mr. Green +augh+ driver's educa+ion during +he paer year. i This popular course +eaches s+uden+s proper driving skills and Jrhe imporfance oi safefy on our highways. . A Mr. Green shows his class he nervous sysfem of +he human body. aHhough David Renn seems +0 be in- 5g +eres+ed in some'l'hing else. 5 .. 53', Mr. Briggs. driver's educa+ion ins+ruc+or. keeps his eyes on +he road s+raigh+ ahead. while a s+uden+ in +he back sea+ seems in+en+ on +he view a+ +he side. Choir Instills Music Appreciation Music fills +he halls of Silver Creek. The forfy-nine member choir. under +he direcfion of Mrs. Margaref Hauselman. fook parf in many school evenfs. The Chrisfmas concer+ in December, +he spring concerf in April. and +he quillmenf of a com- plefe music program during +he graduafion ceremonies were among a few of +heir many performances. Leff +0 right Seafed: PauleHa Offuf'r. vice-presiden+: Mary Rudde . +reasurer. Sianding: Leslie Howard, li- brarian: Sidney Hardin. presidenf; Bradley Swarh. sec- refary. Nof piciured: Mike Gray. librarian. , Row l: L. Cox. S. Burgin, D. Waggoner. N. Baden J. Spears. 5. S+earsman. J. Smifh. Raw 2: M. MiMon. S. Schrader. M. O'Neal. M. Threlkel. K. McDonald. J. Harringhn. Row 3: B. Wal- lace. S. Broadus. S. Ecker'f. M. Hauselman. L. Meyer. K. SmHh, M. Turner. Row 4: J. Dav. J. McRae. L. Mi'lel. K. Walker. D. Lewis, P. Blincoe. B. Leifner. Row 5: L. Sharp. C. Madin. S. McDermenf. M. Taylor. T. Winniger, D. Coff- man. Row 6: R. SlaugMer. E. Woods. D. Sharp. P. Offuf. C. Huff. D. Rickefs. L. Rear- don. F. Hu+chinson. Raw 7: B. Rudde . 3. Crawford. The Silver Creek -High School Band The dufies of fine Silver Creek march- ing band range from playing a+ Hwe ballgames +0 giving concer+s. Dur- ing halHime af one of +he games, +he band presen+ed a colorful drill. The John Philip Sousa Award, +he Band Award. and +he Arion Award are presen+ed +0 a senior band member wi+h +he grea+es+ musical abilify. Mr. Feldmeyer. in his fiHh year of direcfing +he band. has done a fine iob. Row I: K. WaJrsonl S. Lueggee. S. Couch. M. Broadus. J. Floyd. K. Mull. E. Koesfal. P. Offuff. L. Reardon. A. Lowe. Row 2: J. Francke. P. Smifh, B. Cook. L. Coan, S. Zihar. M. Marsh. R. Green. K. Boyd. M. DiHmer. Di LoweI G. Keck. A. Ray. 5. Miller. K. Arms+rong. Row 3: P. S+ewarl'. K. Jack- V son. B. SwaHz. D. Waggoner. M. McKinley, B. Crabfree, D. Renn, D. WiI-13 t Silver Creek band plays for fine performance of +he Dragone'des. kerson. K. Zurchmiede. R. Shaw. J. Mull. G. Koesfal. J. Crum. J. Kent F. EveriH'. B. Francke. L. Meyers. C. SfouHer. M. LaMaykerI R. Dansford. Row 4: C. Couch, J. Zimbro. B. ClineI D. Rash. R. Wagoner, L. Howard. L. Feldmeyer, P. DiNmer. P. Kerrman. B. Holland. T. Kinzer. C. Dean. Sea+ed from lef+ +0 rigl'rl': Pam Smi+h, president Sheryl Zihar. secre+ary: Alice Lowe. librarian. Standing. Lef+ +0 righf: Joe Francke. +reasurer: Mr. Feldmeyer. sponsor: Gary Keckl vice-presi- dent r ,Q -. The sound of +he s+ar+ing gun. +he blow of a whisHe. +he Show of an umpire. or +he +055 of a ball +hese are Hwe begin- nings out spor+ adions. Ju51L as imporfant yeTL less noficed, are +he reacfions-Jrhe voices of Cheerleaders, 6 fan wamLing +0 hif +he umpire, +he cuHing down of +he nefs. or Hue falling of balbons. SC's admirable feams and soaring school spirif led +he Dragons +0 success in sporfs +his year. Dragons - Sweet Sixteen R. T. Green goes way up +0 score as +he opposifion looks on despairingly. Roger Green baH'Ies for a +ional acfion. Coach Ray Green and L. J. Taylor +houthuIly evaluai'e Hwe ame. Rober+ Dough+y scores in +he regional g game wi+h Shelbyville. SEASONS RESU LTS Silver Creek .............. 64 Charlesiown .............. 68 Silver Creek .............. 89 Henryville ................ 65 Silver Creek .............. 73 Providence ............... 69 Silver Creek .............. 65 Soufhwesfern ............. 6l Silver Creek .............. 70 Floyd Cen+ral ....... 1 ..... 74 Silver Creek .............. 67 De Sales ................. 65 Silver Creek .............. 94 Clarksville ................ 59 Silver Creek .............. 64 Jennings Co. .............. 62 Silver Creek .............. 76 Madison Shawe ............ 75 Silver Creek .............. 76 Jeffersonville .............. 79 Silver Creek .............. 56 Corydon ................. 57 Silver Creek .............. 65 Brownsfown ............... 63 Silver Creek .............. 83 Aus+in ................... 7l Silver Creek .............. 76 Miichell .................. 70 Silver Creek .............. 73 Madison ................. 60 Silver Creek .............. 97 Salem . . . . . . . . : .......... 62 Silver Creek .............. 74 Sco++sburg . . . . f ......... IOI Silver Creek .............. 67 Pao!i .................... 58 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Silver Creek .............. 72 Charles+own .............. 63 Silver Creek .............. 74 Providence ............... 69 SECTIONAL Silver Cr6ek .............. 72 Madison Shawe ........... 70 Silver Creek .............. 8I New Washing+on .......... 67 Silver Creek .............. 82 Madison ................. 58 REGIONAL Silver Creek .............. 70 Franklin .................. 67 Silver Creek .............. 79 Shelbyville ................ 68 - SEMl-STATE Silver Creek .............. 64 Washingfon .............. 85 Row I: manager: .' .Boigay ' agar. ROM 3 '5 V1. Coach Ta Io'r. Eng. D. Zimmerman WM . 8. pyfinld. R. 1 hr.- ? .799 :Qa Co-cap'rains Rober'r Doughfy and Bruce Balmer receive Holiday Tourney +rophy. Roger receives +he assignmenf of guarding George McGinnis. The Orange and Blue in Action Coach Green gives explici+ ins+ruc+ions during fime-ou'l'. Pandemonium reigns aHer a smashing Dragon vic+ory. STEVE MILLER and ROGER GREEN ROBERT ELLISON and BARRET BRISCOE J .V. and Freshman Basketball- Teams N? z a a MW 3.. a a w a s; gym 2an a b Wmm mm m am $4 a NW , a x 9, h n ., N , ,sx:, mamx a .3an nuimfzm w m amaz$sm a 3 q f e f?fmf vs; w; .wm mm ms: Row l: J. Denison. M. Haas. F. Everi++s. G. BerryI D. Coais. Row 2: P. Downey. coach; K. Smi+h. G. McMinnoway. R. Gunferman. H. Kahl. G. Conley. manager. Row l: D. Knight M. Sherri . P. Miller. H. Lomax. T. Whii'e. J. Peierson. manager. Row 2: ScoH Miller. manager; M. BoHorff. B. Jones. D. TobyI R. HallI L. S+ricker. L. TaylorI coach. .... Roger Green receives Spor+smanship Award af +he Afhlefic Banquet - V 5.; 5 2'-$;'1 ' ?- , Athletic . ' Achievements SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Roger Green; MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD. AND FREE THROW AWARD: Rober+ Doughfy: GARY SMITH DEFENSIVE PLAYER AWARD and B E S T ALL - AROUND ATHLETE: Bruce Balmer: SCHOLASTIC AWARD: Sfeve Miller. TABLE TENNIS CHAMP: Terry Miller 65 Cheerleaders Boost Dragons t0 Semi-State The coordinahng of cheers and move- men+s a+ ballgames is Jrhe iob of SOS cheerleaders. elecfed Iaer spring. The six varsify Cheerleaders wen+ +0 an in- s+ruc+ion camp during Jrhe summer +0 prepare for Jrheir meny clquies. The JV cheerleaders, who were elecfed in Jrhe fall. spen+ many hours prac'ricing +heir cheers. AH +hese girls have made Silver Creek very proud of +heir represen+a- Jrion of Cheerleaders. The Varsify cheer- leader squad displays one of +heir various formai'ions. They are kneelina. IeH' +0 righi': Susan Fleming. Ka'lhy Couch. cap'l'ain: Deb- bie Zimmerman. Standing. Leff 'I'o riqhi': Sue Moser. Hedy Beigay. Molly LaMas'rer. , SS x Good grief. say: Mrs. Booker. cheerleader sponsor. VARSITY: Lef+ +0 righf: Susan Fleming. Ka+hy Couch. capfain: Debbie Zimmer- man. Sue Maser. Hedy Beigay, Molly LaMasfer. Hum '5' mrr-w: .. v.05: .- r m . '- Baseball Team Breaks Even Roy Samples lashes ou+ a double in a game wifh Providence. Row l: A. Fisher. R. Gunferman. D. Coak. T. Ro+hbauer. M. Sherri , T. Davidson. M. Smifh. R. Baker. R. Samples. F. EveriH'. Row 2: Coach L. J. Taylor. B. Balmer. C. Dean. R. Hooe. D. Mayfield. S. Miller. R. Green. B. Ruddell. B. Briscoe. R. Davis. H. Kahl. Assisfan+ Coach. B. Mayfield. This is a +ypical Silver Creel: basaball game-cancelled. BASEBALL RESULTS Silver Creek. . . ..... 3 Borden ........... . . . . .0 SilverCreek........I Aus'tin ..... .....0 Silver Creek........8 Jeff ........... .......7 Silver Creek.......ll Charles+own ..........I2 Silver Creek........4 Clarksville .............9 Silver Creek. . . . . . . .0 Madison ....... . ..... I l Silver Creek........5 Providence ............4 Silver Creek. . . . . . . .2 Browns+own . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Silver Creek........6 Salem ........ ..3 Silver Creek........8 Paoli ..... . ...... ....2 Silver Creek. . . . . . . .0 Corydon . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Roger Green slams +he ball +0 Silver Creek. ....... O Sco++sburg ....... . . . . . .8 righf field. Silver Creek........7 Henryville ..... ........0 Silver Creek. . . . . . . .2 New Washington ....... 4 Cross Country and Track Teams gm A; Row l: C. LaMasi'er. Mgr.: H. Lomax. M. Sherri . T. Whiie. B. Clinel J. Whi'le. Mgr. Row 2: M. BoHorff. R. Densford. M. Schuler. B. Balmer. Dennis Knighf clears +he bar in Hue high iump. Row l: M. Yos+. Mgr.: J. Lozier. M. Knight H. Lomax. M. Sherrill, C. Cook. T. Whii'e. D. Casey. Row 2: D. SmH'h. B. Davis. D. Knight G. Hos+e++ler, B. Clinel M. BoHor-ff. S. Green. 6. Conley. Mgr. Row 3: L. S+ricker, T. Maples. B. Jones. R. Densford. 70 Conirary fo +he consensus. +he hack is n01' a pas'rure. Larry Sfriclter shows +he strain of +hrowing Hue shof puf. Roger Marfin shows perfecf form in +he broad iump. Mark Knighf iies Hue school record in +he pole vault Ei?.'l 3:K'm M '3 '5' Wit 94x11- 1W1; '5 i'V' .' .' s m1 2:? M9 p-Emi - Row l: James Hall. manager: J. Krainak. M. Thomas. K. Harring'ron. Carl Curtis smashes a back hand dur- Mr. Mosely. Coach. Row 2: W. Sfeele. R. T. Green. C. Cur+is. hof ing a mee+ th a conkrence foe. pici'ured. S+eve WaM Row I: P. Miller. M. Staples. M. Haas. D. Waiz, C. LaMasier. Row 2: Coach L. Gilbert. R. Doughfy. R. Popp. K. Smi+h. G. Blanion. ; x Randy Popp displays concen+ra+ion and fol- Iow-+hrough as he 1; , puHs on No. 5. i. 72 Participation Brings About Perfection .. V A . W . t I .. WW . Joe Krainalt exhibifs graceful form in re+urning a serve. $29 r3. w$ 1 Mark Thomas re+urns wifh forehand. '-F!'f-$T .. .. 3: 1 .. 51... GAA Encourages 1 , Physical Fitness The Girls' A+hle+ic Associafion en- courages in+eres+ and s+imula+es par- +icipa+ion in girls' afhleJrics. Mem- bers meef affer school +0 paerpafe in such spor+s as baskefball, volley- ball. spoaH, and dodgeball. Phys- ical educafion insfrucfor Mrs. Booker sponsors +his organiza+ion. LeH +0 righh Donna Waiz. secre+ary-+reasurer; Debbie Zimmerman, president Denise Smi+h. vice-presiden+; Mrs. Booker. Row l: D. Prince. M. Marsh. K. Smi+h. J. Appell. G. Gen+ry. D. McArfhur. C. Baxfer. SxWaiz. M. Taylor. A. Turk, M. Pfis+er. Row 2: L. Swarfz. D. Wilkerson. C. Hecker, C. Huff. K. Boyd. S. S+ricker. C. Yochem. C. Baker. D. McNew. D. Lowe. M. Bailey. Row 3: S. MullI B. Mills. A. Trump. C. Prafher. P. Sfein. P. Smi+h. C. Sullivan, B. Engleking. K. Couch. S. Moserl S. Bryant D. SideboHom. Row 4: P. Waiz. P. Ofqu. B. Cook. J. Lambert D. Waiz. M. Baker. P. DeArk. M. LaMas+er, H. Beigay. A. Lowe. P. DiHmer, S. McDermen+, B. Turk. Row 5: D. Smi'l'h. P. MacMahan. P. Biesel. P. Armsfrong. E. Woods. S. Ernest L. Servidio. S. Couch, M. , Krainak. D. Longes'l'. D. Valen+ine, C. Baxfer. Row 6: D. Coffman. K. SmH'h. G. Farnsley, B. Hooe. S. Eckerh B. Carlisle, J. MC- 2 Ntu, C. Couch. N. Rober'l's. J. Cur'HsI D. NunnI D. Zimmerman. Row 7: M. Hauselman. K. Wafson. C. Killen. S. Sfearsmani K. Renn. R. Hardy. J. Floyd. M. O'Neal, J. Gohmann. S. Collier. M. Schuler. Row 8: P. VanMe+er. E. Waggoner. L. Smifh. D. 4:, V Lewis. C. Voyles. B. Bryant C. Hauselman. M. Taylor. C. Rauck, L. Yochem. B. Baumann. 6. Burton. rm ' .. x .. ' WW 7' awn Underclassmen Sweep Intramurals Wyy n , wi-H- , - . - ' 7 1 J2?'r13'.37: : .'iist2f'm .n V V 1 P WMLA U JifQi 3'62... b M v FRESHMAN: Row l: L. Swariz. V. MillerI N. Bender. J. Harringfon. Row 2: S. Miller. coach: K. Bailey. M. Hauselman. B. Baumann. B. Lewis. B. Crabiree. S. Waiz. M. Schuler. R. Doughfy. coach. . .....W - 9' -... , h Q V '. , R - wig 'V m; 5? Davis' 5. Green. .R. Halll M. BoHorff. G. Hos+e++ler. M. Sherri . R. Baker. coach. 75 SOPHOMORE: Leff +0 righh B. Balmer. coach: T. Whi+e. P. Miller, T. Davidson. B. Cline. B. a9 . w: rm .s 'x 9: K in? - art'- A .. :,... The acfions 01c s+uden+s build individual- ism a+ Silver Creek. Each s+uden+ forms habHs in quesfs for'knowledge. in aHi- +udes. in opinions. and in mefhods of amusement In +he same way everyone has a differen+ reacfion +0 individuals. A composife of reacHons cons+i+u+es a s+uden+'s personalHy. Personalities 77 'r - vg-I ', w. ,wzxrr Y ANNE 1'1 ' 9.1mm ' ,; 3.1 , 1-1, , '. ;q l',.;.. , MM? 7! 1-155. anznxtnmi Eiyi.!aE'-vA'-Azt A Administration and Faculty Determine Sbhool Policy Wi+h0u+ Jrhose who guide us. we could never acquire +he necessary knowledge our modern world requires. Since Pr is +hey who sell us educa+ion, we should always hold high in our minds our leaders. +he +eac'ners of Silver Creek. PRINCIPAL: Norman F. Beyl SCHOOL BOARD: Herman Miller. Dr. William Greene. Raymond Sfoner. Theodore Hamm. Carl Walk. William Bede . Md picfured: Mel- vin JacobiJ .. .m - ., ';-:' -.;'- 1;. -. m 7w wen i .J Hu;-w: m -' .. -' v . w- W231 ?wm r . ' u l v I 1, . ' v A 7, DEWEY lTEm ARNETT Agriculfure CARL E. BOOKER Governmenf CONNIE BOOKER Heal'rh; Phys?cal Educaiion ORREN L. BRIGGS Driver Educaiion RUTH CORNETT Typing: Publica+ions; English SUE CROYLE ' Spanish: World Hisfory EDWARD DENTON Physical Educa+ion NINA DIEFENBACH Home Economics JENELLE DOEKEL Shor+hand: Bookkeeping LARRY FELDMEYER Band LARRY GILBERT English H. LLOYD GOODLETT English RAY GREEN Heal'rh MARGARET HAUSELMAN Concerf Choir i! ROD L. HESTER ,: lndusfrial Arfs 'Q 1; ii ? . :f h ' W F; v.- x W 11414? , M'vifym m. '.'- Mm. ek-g..4;g-gn,;,i,t, 8-111, w -. a; ' SHIRLEY IRBY Counselor RUTH ANN JACKSON Home Economics MAXINE JOHNSON Geome+ry: Advanced Mafh ROBERT R. LOVE Chemisi'ry; Physics; Biology WILLIAM S. MAKOWSKY U.S. His+ory TOM MARSH Ar+ RICHARD MATTOX World His+ory; Psychology; Economics 4 JOSEPH MOLLOHAN r Typing: Office Prac+ice WILLIAM D. MOSLEY Biology SUE NOLTEMEYER EnglPh: Counselor PAUL DAVID PRATHER Algebra RUSSELL P. ROBERTS English; Speech ROWENA L. STANDIFORD Librarian L. J. TAYLOR General Ma+h; General Business JOHN TUCKER lndusirial Ar+s MILDRED P. WERLE English: Lefin The Unsung Heroes of Silver Creek How could we arrive aJr school on'fime. or remain healfhy. or sfudy in pleasanf surroundings if 1+ weren'+ for +he cooks. cusfodians. and bus drivers? H is Huey who make our environmenf TCH 1cor learn- ing. They are vi+al +0 us. for wifhouf +hem Silver Creek could no+ operafe efficienHy. SCHOOL NURSE: Virginia Huckleberry SECRETA RY: Norma Zimmerman COOKS: Clara Dold. Judy ScoH. Helen Walker. Shirley Zihar. Evelyn Miller. Moi pic'rured Rufh NunnJ G5 ngii'k 455- 3'1 CUSTODIANS: Henry Mon+gomery. Jim Baird. Lewis Dold. Voigh+ Dieh. Bill Amos. Wof pic+ured Wayne NewbyJ BUS DRIVERS: Roy Appleqafe. Walfer Wilkerson. Earl Doughi'y. Bud Longest Marvin Mayfield. Geneva Dreyer. Mary Weber. Norman Longest 84 Seniors 3.; We shall long remember +he day when we as freshmen enfered high school. nor shall we soon forgef Hue joyous days +ha+ followed. Each clay was filled wifh fun. wi+h excH'ememL. wifh an awareness of life. and wi+h a key +0 knowledge. The acfion of learning, n01 +he key. is +he reacfion +ha+ will unlock +he doors of our Jromorrow. UV... W0 q. 1'7 r. - ,w. . H w w w 1 ? ' arusw ' 'm'u'l . s 72W '31 .:'.' 'r vwz-v - -..- .I r' '4';;-- . .- :w'ypn- ..- I,V u. u .,., , ,- .- .- - 1. I ' K ' t0.- - ,- h -l Seniors Display Leadership Qualities A class +ha+ has learned +0ge+her. shared good Hmes +oge+her. and ma- Jrured JrogeJrher is Jrhe senior class of I969. The pasf year has been one of raising money. filling 0qu college appli- ca+ions. and cramming for +es+s. On May 2l. Jrhe class gradua+ed wi+h nu- merous experiences which should help us +0 blaze new pa+hs in a new world. The Seniors have accomplished +heir many adivi'l'ies under +he diredion of +he officers. Roger Green- President Roy Samples-Vice-Presideni'. Buich Pfisi'er- Secretary. and Gayle BuHon-Treasurer. RICHARD SHERRY DARLENE JAMES ESTON RICHARD ALAN DENNIS ADAMS AMOS ARMSTRONG BAKER BRUCE B. HEDY SUE REBECCA JOYCE MARGARET BALMER BEIGAY BEYL BLINCOE ' '2Iw, : ' 1 ,. '11uf ' '.i l -' -' v . v a ?..H'Hr'j v'uw- c DEBORAH BRENDA BREIHOF KAY BOWER JAMES STEVEN The Class of '69 chose Mr. Green. Mrs. NoHe- BROADY . meyer. and Mr. Goodle++ as Senior sponsors. BABRREEEBE LINDA BROCAR SHIRLEY ANN GAYLE PATRICE CAROL ANN . - JOHN F. BUTLER BRYANT BURTON BUSH v PAULA J. CARTER RICHARD D. DAYNA GAYLE CARVER m CHURCHMAN 87 SAMUEL D. COLLINS KATHRYN LOUISE COUCH LINDA JEAN COX MAURICE LOWELL DEAN PRENITHIA ANNE DEARK PAMELA JEAN DITTMER MARY KATHRYN DOUGHTY ROBERT TAYLOR DOUGHTY DAVID ALLEN DREYER DOUGLAS C. EHRINGER HAROLD LEE ELKINS ROBERT HUGH ELLISON BRENDA SUE ENGLEKING GLEN O. FAUGHENDER MARY A. FEELER 88' . 1 ' . , , , , , i n , ' .y. j' -' : 'y .vAI 'l ..wv'wumewr$L su. ,31. - ' ' ELLEN LOUISE ALBERT LEE Senior physics s+uden+ s+rives for accuracy. FERGUSON FISHER SUSAN JOY MICHAEL FLEMING RICHARD PAUL JOSEPH FOLEY FRANCKE LERAY EDWARD CHARLES STEVEN FROMME GOHMANN MICHAEL LEE 6 RAY ROGER MARCIA MARIE MALCOLM GREGG GREEN CLAUDETTE SIDNEY ESTEL MARIE HARDIN HARDY CLAUDIA JOAN JAMES M. HARDY HIGDON BRUCE E. LESLIE W. HOLLAND HOWARD Class of 969: Enthusiastic Dragon-Backers 9 2 2 939V ? fiflii 9399999 Three Seniors s+imula+e school spirii' a+ +he Dragon's Boosi'er Parade. PHILLIP LEWIS HUTCHINSON LINDA MARIE ICE v .. v: w vs 1' 'h-v M 5M .xn'ra'k' w .w 114 .- H'3.'ir't'2 rgw ' ,. s' . 'W. 73H? rnwgva -, FRANK ANDREW KEARNEY GARY K. KECK BONNIETA KAY KEITH DONNIETA KAROL KEITH RODNEY B. KESLER LARRY E. KEY GARY WAYNE KILLEN GARY LEE KOESTEL MERILEE KRAJNAK MOLLY JEAN LAMASTER BRENDA LOUISE LAWSON THOMAS A. LAYMAN RICHARD JAMES LEWIS DEBORAH KAY LONGEST ALICE ELIZABETH LOWE 9! Nude CHARLES EDWARD LYONS SALLIE LYNN MANNIX ROY G. MARSEE MARY ANNA MARSH CAROL J. MARTIN CINDY ELLEN McDANIEL SANDRA KAY McDERMENT KAY McDONALD ANITA LOUISE MclNTYRE MICHAEL C. McKINLEY ERIC ALLEN McNEW RHEA SUE McRAE CHARLES ROBERT MELLON JOHN MICHAEL MEYER RICHARD A. MEYER STEPHEN DOUGLAS MILLER MARILYN ELAINE MINTON RODNEY KEITH MINTON GEORGA SUE MOSER JAMES ALAN MULL ANTHONY C. MYERS DONALD NEVILLE PATRICIA ELIZABETH O'BRIEN CHRISTOPHER GREENE O'NEAL JUNA ANN PALMER STEVEN PATRICK PENNINGTON DEBORAH JOAN PFISTER ROBERT LEE PFISTER. JR. PATRICIA ANN PIKE JOHN RANDALL POPP MARK CRAWFORD PRATHER ROGER W. PRATHER LINDA SUSAN PRUITT MICHAEL DWAYNE .RELIFORD JOHN R. RENN DORIS ANN RICHARDSON LINDA KAY RIEGER BEVERLY CAROLYN RIGGLE BONNIE JEAN ROBERTS MARY LOUISE RUDDELL ROY A. SAM PLES DIXIE LAWSON SCHRODER CARL J. SCHULER MARCUS JAMES SCHULER LORETTA FAYE SHARP gw , $6 a z? ' Wgzwmv D6 a CYNTHIA LYNNE SULLIVAN DAVID BRADLEY SWARTZ JOHN RAY SHIELDS CARSON SHORT RITA BERNICE SLAUGHTER GARRY ROBERT SMETHERS PAMELA SUE SMITH STEVEN L. SMITH SHEILA JEAN SPENCER MARK WAYNE STEELE STEVENSON ALAN TOMES r x ,x ' 1'w.;5'. '. y: '71-1zulkri.ivvl1 .v 'n ' l BRENDA KAY TURK Sam Collins shows his poliiical po- +en+ial during Hue mock elecHOn held by +he Seniors. STEPHEN A. WAGGONER ROBERT V. WAGONER STEPHEN JOSEPH MICHEAL WAIZ JO ELLEN WALKER LINDA CAROL WALLACE KENNETH LARRY WARRICK DONALD WAYNE WILLIAMS JANE C. WILLIAMS JANICE MARIE WILLIAMS ELIZABETH ANN WILSON VERNIE M. WOODS KATHLEEN MARIE YOCHEM SENIOR ACTIVITIES LISTED ON PAGES l25-l26 DEBORAH KAY ZIMMERMAN SENIOR NOT PICTURED SANDRA FERGUSON HU RST yrwmammmwwm ' mum . M w Ww rv- mu w W': wruumww ' ' s .. w :H r: 'rwm - wwm BEST DANCERS: Mike Meyer and Hedy Beigay. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Sam Collins and Kaihy Couch. Senior Celebrities MOST ATHLETIC: Debbie Zimmerman and Robert Doughfy. BEST ALL-AROUND: Sue Moser and Roger Green. 97 Junior officers and sponsors are Mr. Denfon: R. T. Green. president Ann Gibson. vice-presideni'; Denise Smi+h. secre+ary: Mary K. Baker. +reasurer: Mr. Gilbert Debbie Adams Jay Applegai'e Pam Arms+rong Ernesf Ausfin Mary Baker Terry Balmer Terri Biggs Greg Blan+on Pai' Blincoe Donald Boling Linda Bolfon Connie Bowe Mary Ann Broadus Roger Brui'on Barbara Bryanf Sherry Burgin Opal Burkharf Be++y Carlisle Calvin Cari-er Jay Chinn Delores Coleman Bonnia Cook Gary Cooper Lisa Cod'in Sherry Couch Geroge Crone Carl Cu His Carolyn Curfis Joey Davis Jimmie Day Clarence Day Mary DeSpain Pa+ Dough+y Connie Dreyer Sharon Eckerl' Class of 9'70 Stages Prom The Class of I970 will label +heir many mem- ories +his year as unfor- geHable. Some of +hese acfivifies included receiv- ing class rings, Jraking PSAT's and SAT'S. spon- soring +he Prom. and sell- ing cokes aJr +he baskef- ball games. The iuniors are eagerly looking for- ward +0 becoming sen- iors. . . . 11 hwv 1,. , ' 1, 1.. . .ny, l J'12 3H1 r, .1 . It 1. , gnh 1;;311'13' . 4323-. - ':1 : ' .- -.' g;,..,;t w- MW '111 i '1? WW; w 1 ' -.L1, 1 $541.10.! I I1Vs.i.-,i-. !.,,1,1-..M.r X .z 1 1x , J uniors Approach Their Goal Chemisfry is one of +he mosf popular courses wiih college- bound iuniors. Susan Ernsf RUN: Everly Charles Faughender Dennis Ferguson Janef Floyd Randy Fraley Cregg Fullterson Brenda Safer Philip Gafer Sfeve Gafer Paul Gehlbach Gail Genfry Ann Gibson R. T. Green Gary Griffin Beverly Gross Donna Hardman Michael Harringfon Charlene Hea+h Rose Higdon Lonnie Hiser Debbie Hoffman Roy Hooe Alan Hughes Terry Jellison Rose Mary Johns Richard Johnson Kafherine Kearney Dennis Knighf Joe Krainak Claude LaMasier Joyce Lamber+ Barbara Leiiner Donna Lewis Robed Lewis 17' Alan Lomax Sheryl Luegge Dennis Mayfield John McCurdy Siephen McDonner Henry McMahan Mike McNtu .21. m 4.. A f? . Vii R1 .atA-bl . x, .1... 1-5 vila A. av .sf . - J uniors Begin Preparing for College Gerald Medcalf David Meyer Linda Mikel Lonnie Miller S+eve Miller Terry Miller John Morre Jana Morris Karen Mull Gerald Orman Stanley Orman Ronnie Park Neil Pe'HH Charles Pooler David Rash Linda Reardon Janef Renn David Rieger Chris Rockey Tom Rofhbauer Delores Sampson Donald Schuler Delores Sharp Denise Smifh JeaneH'e Smifh Rebecca Sfaggs M, .V Does Mary K. have a ques+ion? 13:15. 4:...0; A 3427 A: 3.; l. ' .-,.mar-r.w:, xx 2 ' '.'2::4'.+- , w: 1w .9 wwwmw aw Mt -: w;:H.$a-.r I M-'n :', L 15' Hm F-I;33Ii',tls:-v;'vx '- W ' . IV Juniors Display Pride in Class Rings Karen Sue Sfearsman Pam Shin Pa+ Sfewarf Larry Sfriclrer Mike Swarh James Taylor Howard Thomas Marlene Threlltel Douglas Toby One of +he biggesf evenis of +he year for fhe iunior class is +he receiving of class Hng; Phyllis ValeMine Jane? Vaughf Candace Voyles Sieve Voyles Debbie Waggoner Daniel Wail Donna Waiz Perry Walker Rickey Wafers David Webb Deborah Weber Jeffrey Whife Linda Williams Evelyn Woods Sheryl Zihar Judy Zimbro Greer Zurschmiede BFST PERSONALITY: R. T. Green and M . . ary K Baker MOST INTELLIGENT: Denise Smi'rh and Dus+y Waiz. . 4 w. tIL'A I: Sophomores Reach ; the Half-Way Mark Having comple'red one hahc of +heir high school years. +he class of '7l .A recalls Hwe even+s owc +heir sophomore 1 year which include ordering class 1 rings. winning +he boys inframural baskefball +ourney. and going on a class frip. Charles Anderson Jackie Appell Sophomore officers and sponsors are Mr. MaHox; Gwen Bede . freasurer; Carolyn Rauck. secre+ary: Mr. Taylor; Tim A'm5+'0 9 Bill Ruddell. sergean+ a+ arms: Sfeve Green. president Mike 08ml Bailey Smi+h. vice-presiden+. Carolyn Baker Mark Balmer- Dennis Beaver Dennis Beavin Peggy Beckmann Gwendolyn Bede Janice Biggs Michael Bo++orH Roger 30 on Ka+hy Boyd Mike Bridge Susan Broadus James Broady Suzann Byers Curiis Car+er Bruce Cline Lorna Cosiin Carolyn Couch David Crawford Joyce Carwley Joseph Crum .,, ..,:;-w.w.'+ nvww , vw a.gvvt'v-y 'mw w mix:-zxwmar-1 vmm.,. 2' 1mm ,?;-.H3:rri',';h.n-v:--x - ;:' .x ;- R'K n. H VA! ? 3 7 Some Sophomores Get a Taste of School sophomore s+uden+s enioy a +as'ty meal in Hue cafe- Carla Cur+is Prenfice Danner Terry Davidson Brad Davis Breni' Davis Joanna Day Mark DiHmer Jimmie Donahoe Pa+ric1a Doss Pam Durham Richard Durham Paul Ehringer Lana Ellrins Penne Elrod Debbie Faclder Linda Farnsley Eddie Feeler Virfie GarreH Richard Ga+er Roberf Gibson Russell Green S+eve Green Rober+ Hall Rodney Hanger Dwith Hardin Gloria Hardin Bren+ Hardy Rose Hardy Elinor Harney Keifh Harringfon Carol Hauselman Lucinda Hecker Ka+hy Hinfon Gary Hiser Danny Hobbs Brenda Hobbs Gary Hos+eHler' Joleen House Billy Huber Connie Huff William Ice Ka+hy Jackson Louanne Johnson Donna Kelly Linda Kenf Ka+hy Killen Morris Lanham Yvonne Lewis Thelma Lomax Debbie Lowe Rosemary Mannix Terry Maples Roger Marlin Joan Maihis Deborah McAdhur Tim McCamn Roberf McDonald Dennis McKinley Carol McNew Terry Meek Tony MeredHh Phillip Miller Brenda Mills Susan Mull Charles Munk Donna Myers Larry Myers PauleHa Ofqu Mary O'Neal John Peferson Ka+hy Peyfon Mary Pra+her Debbie Prince Billy Raikes Carolyn Rauck Charlofl'e Reliford David Renn Kay Renn ElinbeHI Richey Deborah Rickeffs Sherry Ruddell Bill Ruddell Sandra Sandven Barbara Schuler Ann Trump displays sophomore infel- lec+ual ap+i+ude. Edward ScoH Linda Servidio Rober+ Shaw Mark Sherri Carolyn Shorf Carolyn A. Short Nancy Shor+ De borah SideboHom Teresa Skaggs Billy Skaggs Karen Smi+h Lana Smifh Mike Smi+h Terry Smi+h Charles Snider Daniel Soper Junior Spencer Mark Spencer Allen Sfaples Waifman S+eele Craig $+ouffer Linda Taylor Danny Terry Sieve Terry Kris+ine Thompson Jimmy Tomes Sfanley Tomes Timmy Tomes Virginia Trump Mark Turner Mon+e Voyles Dan Wagoner Ellen Waggoner Peggy Waiz Brenda Wallace Karen Wa+son Terry Whife Mark WhiHock Joan Wilson Frankie Wycoff Linda Yochem Mark Yosf Kur+ Zurschmiede Russell Green aueeJe 65an ' '-'.'3!;!-:! . n-x': VHF .' ,9 WM ! 1 2113' M2, ', ';53.3$1,591 1' ma l' . . . T a w- 17M? 32': 'r;b;rw,!'! ' w: . Sophomore and Freshman Idols Trimpe. WITTIEST: S+eve Green and Carolyn Couch. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Bill Ruddell and Lana Smifh. - 3 ..-0 ,,;. Q;- n .. . .w' I: . ., .. . Freshmen Are Urged on to Further Study In +he fall. +he freshmen arrived a+ SC. wiJrh mixed sen+imen+s-- efcifemenf. anxiefy. indepen- dence. inadequacy. and primarily an+icipa+ion. The greenies wandered +hrough haHs a+ first bmL finally found +he classrooms. The Class of '72 aHained confi- dence by +he end of +he year. Marfy Adamczak Gary Aker Freshman officers and sponsors are Cindy Couch. +reasurer: DeeDee Nunn. vice-nresidenf: Mr. Love: Mrs. lrby: Kirk Smi'rh. president Sue Waiz. secrefary. Earen errsirong aren aley Marianne Bailey Jack Barnes Trudy Ba+es Barbara Baumann Candy Bax+er EmmeH' Bax+er Nancy Baxfer Greqq Berry Paffi Biesel Joyce Blakley Marsha Bolly Lanny Balfon Sandy Bowe Juani+a Brocar Mildred Brown J. D. Bullock Geneva Burkharf Gary Burris Beverlv BuHer Allen Carpeni'er Brenda Carr , R: -' Ir : M? w. w: 'L'yIRW-V . WW5 ' WW. W' ' Freshmen Adjust to a New Pace? To Donnie McMahan happiness is a messy ice cream cone. i I ,5 3,1 HI I W V, k' : '1'; 3-5'TFua-J- l 1w 1 .; 12'. , v1 ' w; Elms?,I'ih'mm :wx ;' David Carver David Casey Donald Coafs Deborah Coffman Susan Collier George Conley Charles Cook Karen Cook Cindy Couch Barbara Crabhee David Crum Virginia Curfis Bobby Day Debbie Day John Denison Philip Dold Joseph Dowdle Richard Dreyer Brenda Dunaway Sharon Durbin Rober+ Elkins Bill Ellis Dwighf Elrod Fred EveriH Doris Feeler RHa FeHer Boyd Franke Julie Gohmann Phyllis Greenwe Ricki Gunferman Mark Haas James Hall Ricky Hall Melba Hamm Cafhy Hardin Randy Hargis Charles Hargis Janice Harring+on Melinda Hauselman Margaref Hobbs Bryan Holland KermH' Hollen Shirley Hooper Randy Hopper Chris Hughes PaH'y Hufchinson Brent Jones Charles Kahl Richa rd Kemp? 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Treas.: SC Leffer C.: FTA: FBLA: Track: Cross Counfry: Baskefball; Baseball BEIGAY. HEDY SUE GAA, Sec.: Sun- Shine. Treas.: Band. Rep.: Science C.. Treas.: Sfudenf Council. Rep. and Treas.: Spanish C.: FNA: FTA: SC Leffer C.: Pep C.: NaHoSo: Varsify Cheerleader: Girl's Sfa+e: Drum Maioreffe: Paper Sfaff BEYL. REBECCA JOYCE FNA; Spanish C.: FTA: 6AA: FHA BLINCOE. MARGARET FHA: Spanish C.: Pep C.: FBLA BOWER. DEBORAH KAY FHA. Proiecf Chairman BREIHOF. BRENDA FBLA: FNA: Spanish C.: Pep C. BRISCOE. BARRETT Hi-Y: SC LeHer C.: Track: Baseball; Baskefball: Tennis BROADY. JAM ES STEVEN BROCAR. LINDA FHA. Parl.: FNA: FBLA: Pep C.: FTA: Choir BRYANT. SHIRLEY ANN FTA: FNAI 6AA: Science C.: Pep C. BURTON. GAYLE PATRICE FTA. Pres.. Sfafe VP. Poinf Sec.: NaHoSo. Sec.: Sr. VP: SC LeHer C.. Treas.: 6AA: FHA: Science C.: Spanish C.: Pep Club: Sfudenf Council: Science C. Award: Choir: Annual; Sfaff: Science lnsfifufe: Sunshine BUSH. CAROL ANN FHA: FBLA: Pep C.: Junior Achievement Produc+ion Sec. BUTLER. JOHN F. FFA C CARTER. PAULA J. SC LeHer C.. VP: FHA: FBLA CARVER. RICHARD D. Ill DeMolay CHURCHMAN. DAYNA GAYLE FHA: FBLA COLLINS. SAMUEL D. Mock Elecfion COUCH. KATHRYN LOUISE Soph VP: Jr. Treas: FHA. Rep.: FTA. Treas.: 6AA. VP: Sunshine. Pres.: Sfudenf Council. Pres.: SC Le+fer C.: NaHoSo; Varsify Cheerleader: Annual Business Ed.: Prom Queen: Valenfine Queen '.$..m.. NHL Hy, 1'1 543 m. . ,:.:. -- .,' ' ' '- . 7 w: avIsm'wrzw;ris435,9;ax-v'692v: dii'hrw'i COX. LINDA JEAN FHA: Pep C.: Choir D DEANI MAURICE LOWELL DeARK. PRENITHIA ANNE Sunshine. Program Chm: MaioreHe. Co- Capf.: Band, Sec. and Treas.: Fresh. Treas.: Annual Business Mgr.: GAA; FNA: SC Leffer C.: Science C.: FFA Sweefhearf DITTMER. PAMELA JEAN Spanish C.: 6AA: Band: Paper Sfaff: Annual Sfaff; JournaHsm Ins+i+ufe DOUGHTY. MARY KATHRYN FTA: FHA. Sec. and VP: Pep Club: SC LeHer C.: 6AA DOUGHTY. ROBERT TAYLOR Hi-Y. Sec.: SC LeHer C.: Spanish C.: NaHoSo: Science C.: Basketball: Band. VP: Golf: Cross Counfry: Mock Elecfion: Mr. S.C.H.S. Cour+ DREYER. DAVID ALLEN FFA EHRINGER, DOUGLAS C. ELKINS. HAROLD LEE Fr. Sec: FFA: Science C. ELLISON. ROBERT HUGH Spanish C.: Baskefball: FBLA ENGLEKING. BRENDA SUE 6AA: SC Leffer C.: FBLA: Spanish C.: FHA. Treas.: Sunshine F FAUGHENDER. GLEN O. FFA. lnfra- murals FEELER. MARY A. FBLA: Pep C. FERGUSON. ELLEN LOUISE FHA. Hisforian: FNA: FBLA: Pep C. FISHER. ALBERT LEE JR. Spanish C.: FFA: Baske+ballz Track FLEMING. SUSAN JOY 6AA: Spanish C: Science C.. Sec.: Pep CL: Sun- shine: Varsify Cheerleader: Miss SCHS: Annual Shaff: Girl's $fa+e FOLEY, MICHAEL RICHARD FFA: Base- ball FRANCKE. PAUL JOSEPH Science C.: Spanish C.: Band. Sec; Track FROMME. LeRAY EDWARD Science C.: Hi-Y: Spanish C.: FBLA. Re- porfer: Track 6 GOHMANN, C H A R L E S STEVEN NaHoSo. Pres.: Science C.. Pres.; SC Leffer C.: Hi-Y; Spanirh C.: FTA: Annual Sfaff: Fr. Baskefball: Track; Cross Counfry GRAY. MICHAEL LEE Hi-Y: SC LeHer C.: Choir: Paper Sfaff: Baseball: Hrans. NAJ Baske+ball; Foofball GREEN. ROGER MALCOLM Fr. VP: Soph.. Treas.: Sr. Pres.: Hi-Y Chap- lain: Science C.: Spanish C.: SC LeHer C.: Cross Counfry; Track: Baseball: Baskefball: 'Mock Elecfion GREGG. MARCIA MARIE FHA Sec.: FNA: FHA: FTA; Pep C.: Spanish C.: 6AA H HARDIN. SIDNEY ESTELl JR. Choir. Pres.: FBLA: Paper Sfaff HARDY. CLAUDIA JOAN Hrans. Jef- fersonvillQ HARDY. CLAUDETTE MARIE Hrans. JeffersonvilleL Fr. Execufive Officer: Soph. VP: AFS: GAA: J-eHes HIGDON. JAMES M. FFA: Inframurals HOLLANDI BRUCE E. HOWARD. LESLIE W. SC LeHer C.: Choir: FTA: Inframurals HURST SANDY FHA: Pep C. HUTCHINSON. PHILIP LEWIS I ICE. LINDA MARIE FHA: FBLA: Junior Achievemenf K KEARNEY. FRANK ANDREW FFA. Senh'nel KECK. GARY K. Band. VP: Science C.: SC LeHer C.: Track: Cross Counfry KEITHI BONNIETA KAY Hransbr Edgewood and OakwoodL Spanish C.: Religious S+udy Group: Band: Chorus: Girl's Ensemble KEITH. DONNIETA KAROL Uransfer Edgewood and Oak RidgeL Spanish C.. Treas.. Religious Sfudy Group: Gymnasfics: Band: Chorus: Girl's Ensemble KESLER. RODNEY B. KEY. LARRY E. KILLEN. GARY WAYNE Hi-Y Treas.: FBLA: Paper Sfaff: Cross Counfry: Track: Baskefball KOESTEL. GARY LEE SC LeHer C.: Band KRAJNAK. MERILEE FHA: Pep C.: FBLA: 6AA; Paper Sfaff L LaMASTER, MOLLY 'JEAN Band Treas.: FBLA Sec.: GAA: Pep C.: Sunshine: SC LeHer C.: VarsHy Cheerleader: MaioreHe Capt LAWSON. BRENDA LOUISE Hrander Venezeula and EdmondQ Spanish C.: Yearbook Sfaff: Chorus LAYMAN. THOMAS A. LEWLS'HRICHARD JAMES FFA: Base- 5 LONGEST. DEBORAH KAY Uransfer CharlesfowM 6AA: FHA: Fr. Cheerleader v5. 53$ xNN 0. 5g l. ? r. g 3' vi ,- LOWEI ALICE ELIZABETH NaHoSa Treas.: Sunshine: S-C LeHer C.: 6AA; Science Club Award; Band: SJrudemL Council: Miss SCHS Cour+ LYONS. CHARLES EDWARD FFA Pres. M MANNIX. SALLIE LYNN Spanish C.: Pep C.: GAA: FHA MARSE. ROY G. Uransfer BordeM MARSH. MARY ANNA 6AA: Science C.: FTA Poin+ Sec.: NaHoSo; SC LeHer C.: Band MARTINI CAROL J. FTA Sec. and VP: Sunshine Treas.: VP; FHA: 6AA: Pep C.: Spanish C.: NaHoSo C.: Science C.: SC LeHer C.: Concerf Choir: Sfudenf Council McDANIEL. CINDY ELLEN FNA Treas.: Paper Sfaff: Co-Edifor: FBLA: Pep C.: FHA McDERMENT, SANDRA KAY Spanish C.: FTA: Pep C.: SC LeHer C.: 6AA; NaHoSo: Choir McDONALD. KAY FTA McINTYRE. ANITA LOUISE FHA McKINLEY, MICHAEL C. Science C.: Band: Baseball McNEW. ERIC ALLEN FFA McRAE. RHEA SUE FBLA: FNA: Pep C.: FHA: Paper Sfaff MELLO'N. CHARLES ROBERT FFA MEYER. JOHN MICHAEL Science C.: Hi-Y: Mr. SCHS Court Track MEYER. RICHARD A. Track: Baskef- ball: Baseball MILLER. STEPHEN DOUGLAS Uransfer Henryvilld Science C.: S.C. LeH'er C.: Baskefball: Baseball: Cross Counfry; Science lns+i+u+e MINTONl MARILYN ELAINE Pep C.: Choir MILTON. RODNEY KIETH FFA MOSER, GEORGA SUE FBLA. Treas.: GAA: Sunshine: SC LeH'er C.: Pep C.: Paper Staff Co-EdHor: Baskef- ball Queen Courf: Miss SCHS Courf: Prom Queen Courf; VarsHy Cheerleader 'MULL. JAMES ALAN Band MYERS. ANTHONY c. N NEVILLE. DONALD FBLA: Cross Coun- +ry O O'BRIEN. PATRICIA ELIZABETH FBLA. Pres.: FHA: Pep C.: Paper Sfaff EdHor O'NEAL. CHRISTOPHER GREENE 'Hi- Y: Science C. P PALMER. JUNA ANN l26 g Senior Activities PENNINGMON. STEVEN PATRICK FFA.Treas. PFISTER. DEBORAH JOAN FHA. Song Leader and Hisforian: Spanish C.: GAA PFISTER. ROBERT LEE JR. Sr. Sec.: FTA: Hi-Y PIKE. PATRICIA ANN POPP. JOHN RANDALL FBLA: Spanish C.: Paper Sfaff: Golf: Baske'rball: Cross Cou n+ry PRATHERl MARK CRAWFORD Span- ish C.: Science C.: FBLA: SC LeHer C.. Pres.: Hi-Y: S+uden+ Council: Jr. Pres.: Tennis: Baskefball PRATHER. ROGER W. FFA. Treas. PRUITT LINDA SUSAN Sunshine. Sec.: Pep C.: Sec and Treas.: FBLA. VP: FHA: FNA: Choir R RELIFORD. MICHAEL DWAYNE FFA. Senfinel: FBLA: Track: Cross Coun- Jrry RENNl 3JOHN R. Hransfer Sainf Mien- ard RICHARDSONI DORIS ANN FTA. VP: Spanish C.: SC LeHer C.: NaHoSo: GAA: Pep C. RIEGER. LINDA KAY FHA. Sec. and Hisforian: FTA RIGGLE. BEVERLY CAROLYN GAA: SC LeH'er C.: Science C.: Sunshine: NaHoSo: Paper Sfaff: Prom Queen Court Girl's S+a+e Alfernafe ROBERTS. BONNI JEAN GAA: FBLA: Pep C. RUDDELL. MARY LOUISE FHA. Pres. and VP: FNA. Prs.: Pep C.. Pres.: Choir, Treas.: NaHoSo; FBLA: SC LeHer C.: Sushine S SAMPLES. ROY 5. VP: Hi-Y. VP: Spanish C.: SC LeHer C.: FBLA: Baseball: Baskefball: Track SCHRODER. DIXIE B. RawsoM SCH ULER. CARL J. SCHULERI MARCUS JAMES Spanish C.: FBLA: SC LeHer C.: Yearbook: Cross Counfry: Wresflinq: Baseball: Track: Baskefball: Uransfer Provi- dean - SHARP. LORETTA FAYE Pep C.: FTA: FHA: 6AA. SHIELDSI JO'HN RAY SHORT. CARSON FFA SLAUGHTER. RITA BERNICE Pep C.: Choir SMETHERS. GARRY ROBERT FTA: Hi-Y SC LeH'er C.: FBLA: Paper Sfaff; Baske+ball: Baseball: Cross Counfry: Track: Golf m, u? a! QR: SMITH. PAMELA SUE Band. Pres. and Treas.: FTA. Sec.: Jr. Sec.: 6AA: Suhshine; Science C.: SC LeH-er C.: Miss FTA: Miss SCHS Courf SMITH. STEVEN L. FTA: SC Lef+er C.: FBLA: Hi-Y: Band: Tennis SPENCER. SHEILA JEAN FHA; FBLA: Pep C. STEELE. MARK WAYNE FBLA: FFA: Track SULLIVAN. CYNTHIA LYNNE Choir. VP: GAA: FTA: Sunshine: Pep C.: FBLA: SC LeHer C.: Spanish C.: Band: Prom Queen Courh JV Cheerleader; FFA Sweefhearf SWARTZ. DAVID BRADLEY Choir. Sec.: FTA: Spanish C.: SC LeHer C.: Band: Baseball Mgr. T TOMES. STEVENSON Pres. and VP: Track TURK. BRENDA KAY FBLA: FTA: 6AA: FHA: SC LeHer C.: Pep C. ALAN FFA. W WAGGONER. STEPHEN A. WAGONER, ROBERT V. FTA: Science C.: SC LeH'er C.: Track: Baseball WAIZI STEPHEN JOSEPH MICHEAL Soph. Pres; Hi-Y Chaplain: Science C.: Librarian; SC LeHer C.: FBLA: Annual Staff; Mock Elecfion: Tennis: Track: Mgr.: Cross Counfry Mgr.: Baskefball Mgr. WALKER. JO ELLEN FHA. Senglead- er: FBLA: FNA; Pep C. WALLACE. LINDA CARO'L FBLA: Pep C. WARRICK. KENNETH LARRY Spanish - C.: FTA: Science C. WILLIAMS. DONALD WAYNE FBLA: Baske'rball: Track: Cross Coun'rry WILLIAMS. JANE C. FBLA: Pep C. WILLIAMSI JANICE MARIE Spanish C.. Pres.'. Pep C.: FTA: NaHoSo: Urans. Linfon H.5J Tri-Hi-Y WILSON. ELIZABETH ANN FBLA: GAA:FNA:FHA WOODSI VERNIE M. Y YOCHEM. KATHLEEN MARIE 6AA: FHA: FBLA: Spanish C. Z ZIMMERMAN. DEBORAH KAY Soph. Sec.: 6AA. Pres.: Spanish C.: VP: 6AA; FTA: Sunshine; Science C.: Pep C.: NaHoSo: SC LeHer C.: An- nual S+aH. Edifor: Journalism lnsfi- fufe, Baske+ball queen: Miss SCHS: Va rsify Cheerleader 4M A Adamczak, M., F. I08 Adams, D., J. 40, 54 Adams, D., Sr. 39, 86 Aker, 6., F. l08 Allen, P., J. Amos, 5., Sr. 34, 86 AppeI,J., So. 34,37, 40, 74, IO3 AppleIga're, J., J. 98 Armstrong, J., Sr. 86 Armstrong: K., F. 57, 108 Ar9rgsfrong, P., J. 33, 40, 4I, 74, Armstrong, T., So. I03 Arne'rf, D., Fac. Ausfin, D., J. 98 B Bailey, C., 50. I03 Bailey, K., F. 75 IO8 Bailey, M., F. 34, 40, 74 l08 Baird, L., Baker, C So. 30, 40, 74, IO3 Baker, M., J. 26, 27, 29, 30, 32, 38, 39, 40, 67, 98, l00, I6, I02 Baker, R., Sr. l2, l5, I6, 29, 3!, 337, 37, 38, 39, 6I, 63, 68, 75, 86, Balmer, 8., Sr. 29, 3I, 33, 38, 39, SI, 62, 63, 65, 68, 70, 86, I6, I4, I Balmer, M., So. I03 BaImer, T., J. 98 Barnes, J., F. 35, I08 Bashams, W., J. Bafes, 8., F. I08 BaumIan, I8. F. 32, 37, 75, 74, I08 Ester, C., F. 34, 40, 74, II08 BaxfeIr E., F I08 Baxfser, N., F. 34, 40, 55, 74, 75, I0 Beaver, D., 50. I03 Beaver, D., So. I03 Beckman, P., So. 40, 49, IO3 Bedell, 6., So. 26, 40, 4I, I03 Beigay, H. Sr. I2, I5, 20, 23, 27, 28, 30, 32, 38,39, 40,6I, 66, 67, 74,86 97 Berry, 6. F. 64, I08 Beyl, R., Sr. 36, 86 BieseI, P., F. 40, 74, IO8 Biggs, J., 50. IO3 Biggs, T., J. 34, 98 Blakely, J., F. 2I, l08 BIanfon, 6., J. 38, 39,98 Blincoe, M., Sr. 33, 40, 86 Blincoe, P., J. 34, 55, 98 Boling, D., J. 35, 98 Bolly, M., F. IO8 Bol'ron, L., J. 98 Booker, C., Fac. 3l, 48, 79 Booker, C., Fee. 40, 66, 74, 79 Bo'rforff, M., So. 35, 39, 64, 70, 75, IO3 BoHorff, R., So. I03 Bower, C., J. 37. 40, 98 Bower, S., F. 40. l08 Bower, D., Sr. I9, 34, 87 Boyd, K., So. 36, 57, 74, I03 Breihof, 8.. Sr. 33, 36, 87 Bridges, M., So. IO3 Briggs, 0., Fac. 54, 79 Briner, .D'- So. Broadus, M., J. 32, 39, 4I, 57, 98 Broady, J., So. IO3 Broady, 5., Sr. 87 Brocar, J., F. 34, IO8 Brocar, L., Sr. 33, 36,87 Brown, M., F. I08 Brufon, R., J. 98 Bryanf, 8., J. 33, 34, 74, 98 Bryson, W., J. 8ullock,J., F. I08 Burgin, S., J. 8, 40, 55,98 Burkharf, 6., F. l08 Burkharf, 0., J. 98 Budon, 6.. Sr. 20, 22, 26, 27, 29, 30,32, 37, 38, 39, 40, 74, 86, 87 Bush, C., Sr. 33, 34, 40, 87 Bufler, 8., Sr. 40, I08 Butler, J., Sr. 35, 87 Byers, S.. Sr. 40, IO3 I l'h l g; .,. ,UI . 1'25 a . . h WI'I'LW I FILI'IIII. III- l'sv $51.54.;II'4IIax-I-zwii .-x Index C Carlisle, 8., J. 33, 34, 40, 74, 90 Carpenfer, A., F. IO8 Carr, 8. F. I08 Carfer, C., J. 98 Carter, C., So. I03 Car'rer, P., Sr. 87 Carver, DI., F. I09 Carver, R., Sr. 87 Casey, D., IF. 70, l09 Chinn,I J., IJ. 98 Churchman, D., Sr. 33, 40. 87 Cline, 8., So. 39, 57, 70, 75, IO3 Coafs, D., F. 64, 68, I09 Coffman, D., F. 64, 68, I09 Coleman, J., J. 98 Collier, S.. F. 34. 74, I09 Collins, 5., Sr. 88, 95, 97 Conley, 6., F. 64, 70. I09 Cook, 8., Sr. 29, 30, 32, 37, 38, 39, 4I, 57, 74, 98 Cook, C., F. 70, I09 -Cook,I K. F.l09 CoopI,er 6. , J. 35, 98 Cornet, R., Fac. 28, 30, 79 Costn, L., J. 30, 32, 37, 38,39, 4I, 57, 98 Cosfin, L., So. 37, 38, 40, I03 Couch, C., So. 38, 39,74, I03, l07 Couch, C., F. 30, 32, 34, 40, 57, 74, l08, l09 Couch, K., Sr. 2I, 22, 26,27, 29, 30, 32, 34, 39, 40, 6I, 66, 67, 74, 88, 99 Couch, 5., J. 27, 36, 38, 39, 57, 74, 98 Cox, L., Sr. 4, 40, 55 Crabfree, 8., F. 32, 34, 57, 75, l09 Crabfree, L., Fee. 82 Grain, 6., J. Crawford, 8., So. 38, 55, I03 Crawley, J., So. IO3 Crone, 6., IJ. 98 Croy la, 5., Fee. 37, 45, 79 Crum, I.D, IF. 35, I09 Curtis, C., J. 32, 33, 39, 98 Cur'ris, C., So. 26, 37, 38, 39, l04 Curtis, C., J. 36, 37, 40, 98 Curfis, V., F. 40, l09 D Danner, P., So. l04 Davidson, T., So. 68, 75, l04 Davis, 8., So, I04 Davis, 8., So. 70, 75. NS Davis, J., J. 98 Davis, R., J. 68 Day, 8., F. I09 Day. D., F. l09 Day, J., J. 98 Day, J., 50. 55, l04 Dean, C., J. 57, 68, 98 Dean, M., Sr. 88 DeArk, P., Sr. I2, 29, 30, 39, 84 88 Denison, J., F. 3I, 64, I09 Densford, R., So. 57, 70 Densford, T., J. Denfon, E., Fac. 39, 79, 98 DeSpain, M., J. 33, 34, 98 Diefenbach, N., Fac. 34, 53, 79 Diffmer, M., So. 38, 39, 57, I04 DIHmer, P., Sr. 20, 37, 57, 74, 88 Doekel, J., Fac. 28, 33, SI, 79 Dold, P., F. I09 Donahoe, J., So. l04 Dones, L., J. Doss. P., So. l04 Doughty, M., Sr. 32, 39, 40. 88 Doughfy, P., J. 30, 32, 36, 38, 39, 40, 4I, 98, l02 Doughfy, R., Sr. 5, l2, I6, 27, 3!. 37, 38, 39, 60, 6!, 62. 63, 65, 75, 88, 97 Dodee, J., F. I09 Downey, P., Fac. 64 Dr9eeyer, C., J. l2, 28, 29, 30, 36, 40, Dreyer, D., Sr. 88 Dreyer, R., F. l09 Dunaway, 8., F. I09 Durbin, S., F. I09 Durham, P., So. l04 Durham, R., 50. 39, I04 E Eckerf, S., J. 33, 36, 4!, 55, 74, 98 Ehringer, D., Sr. 88 EhrInger, P., So. 39, I04 EIkins, H., Sr. 38, 88 Elkins, L., 50. l04 Elkins, R., F. l09 Ellis, W., F. l09 Ellison, R., Sr. 33, 63, 88 Elrod, D., F. I09 Elrod, P., So. I04 Engleklng, 8., Sr. ll, 29, 33,34, 39, 74, g8I8 ErneIsf, 5., J. 33, 37, 40, 74, 99 Everiff, F., F. 26, 57, 64, 68, I09 EverIy, R., J. 38, 39, 99 F Fackler, D., So. 34, 40, I04 Farnsley, L., So. 74, l04 Faughender, C., So. 35,,99 Faughender, 6., Sr. 88 ' FeeIer, D., F. I09 FeeIer, M., Sr. 33, 40, 88 Feldme yer, L., Fac. 57, 79 Fergusoyn, D., IJ. 35, 99 Ferguson, E.,I Sr.33, 34, 36,89 Feffer, R., .40, l09 Fisher, A., Sr. 89 Fleming, 5., Sr. I7, 20, 29, 30. 37, 38, 40, 6I, 66, 67, 68, 89 Floyd, J., J. 36, 37, 38, 39, 57,74, 99 Foley, M., Sr. 35, 89 Fraley, R., J. 99 Francke, 8., F. 40, I09 Francke, J., Sr. 57, 89 Fromme, L., Sr. 5, 3!. 33. 38, 89 Fulkerson, C., J. 33, 99 6 Garrett, V., So. l04 6aIer, 8., J. I9 6afer, P., J. 35, 99 Gafer, R., 50. 25, I04 6ehlbach, P., J. 99 Gen'rry 6., J. 74, 99 6ibsonI, M.I, J. III, 34 90, 99 Gibson, R., So. 35, I04 GilberfI, L., Fac 29, 45, 73, 79, 98 60hmahn, J., F. 40: 74: l09 60hmann, 5., Sr. 6, 27, 29, 3I, 37, 38, 39. 84 Goodleff, H., Fac. 44, 79, 87 6ray,M. Sr. I381, 89 Green, R., Sr.8 l0, l3, l6, I9, 20, 3I, 39, 60, I6I, I62, 6I3, I65 68, 69, 86, 90, 97I Green, R. T.l J. 3!, 37, 38. 39, 60, 6I, 94, 99, I02 Green, R., So. 57, l04, I06 6r8e76n, R., Fac. 54, 60, 6I, 62, 79, Green, 5., So. I2, 3I, 6I, 70, 7I, 75, IO3, l04, l07 6reenweII, P., F. No Gregg, M., Sr. 32, 34. 37, 90 Griffin, 6., J. 99 Gross, 8., J. 37, 39, 40, 99 Gunserman, R., F. I2, 64, 68, I07. II H Haas, M., F. 64, HO Hall, J., F. 72, HO Hall, R., F. 35, HO Hall, R., So. 64,75, 104 Hamm, E., F. IIO Hanger, R., So. l04 Hardin, C., F. llO Hardin, D., So. l04 Hardin, 6., 50. IN Hardin, S., Sr. 35, 55, 90 Hardman, D., J. 495,99 Q - I II', PW i... . .. M 3.33 '1 . VIII II;.3$c1.31397queriIIE'IIE'III I. :I'II Hardy, C., 50. I04 Hardy, Ce., Sr.,90 Hardy, Ca., Sr 90 Hanan, R., 50. 36, 37,40, 4l, 74, Hargis, R., F. IIO Hargis, W., F. IIO Harney, 5., So. I04 Harringfon, J., F. 34, 40, 55, 67, 75, l04 Harringfon, K., So. I04 Harringfon, M. ,J. 99 Hauselman, C., I.So 38, 74, I04 Hauselman, M., Fac. 7I9 HTIISeIman, M., F. 34, 55, 74, 75 Hggfh, C., J. 28, 30, 33, 39. 40, Hecker, L., So. 38, 74, l04 Hesfer, R., Fac. 79 Higdon, M., Sr. 90 Higdon, R., J. 40, 99 Hinfon, K., So. 40, 46, l04 Hiser, 6., 50. I04 Hiser, IIIIIJ J. 99 Hobbs,D bSo. 35, l04 Hoffman,I ,J. 30, 32, 99 Holland, 80, ISr. 50, 90I Holland, 8.I, F. 57, HO Hollen, K., F. IIO Hooe, I.,B 50. 38,40, 74, l04 HooeI, R.I .35, 39, 68,99 HoopIer, I.S, F. IIIO Hopp er, R.I, F. IIO HosfeHIIer, '6., So. 35, 70, 75, l04 House, J., LSo.I 34, 37, 40, I04I HowarId, Sr. I0I432I 39, 55, 57, 90 Huber, IB.L IISo. HuckIererIry V.I Fee. 36, 82 Huff, C., SoI. 32, 40, 74, l04 Hug hes. C., F. IIO Hug ghes,D J. 99 Hursf, S. ISr.L HufchIinson, Sr. 90 Hufchinson, PI.I, F. 40, HO Ice, L., Sr. 33, 40, 90 Ice, W., So. l04 lrby, S., Fac. 80, l08 J Jackson, K., So. 38, 57, I04 Jackson, R., Fee. 52, 80 Jellison, T., I.J 35,99 Johns, R., J. 99 JohnsIon, I.,L So Johnson, L., So. 34, 40, l05 Johnson, M., Fee. 4, 7, 46. 80 Johnson, R., J. 99 Jones, 8., F. 35, 64, 70, No K Kahl, 64,,68 IIO KearheIIyII: IISr.I 35,I 9I Kearney, KI.I, J. 34, 40, I05 Keck, Sr. 38, 39, 57, 9I Keith, 8:: Sr. 9! Keifh, D., Sr. 9! Kelly, D., So. 34, 40, l05 KeIIy, F., J. 27, 37 Kelly, P., So. 27, 37 Kemph, R., F. IIO Kent, J., F. 57, HO Kenf, L., 50. 6, ll, I2, 40, l05 Kesler, R., Sr. 9l Key, L., Sr. 9l 4 KiIIen, 6., Sr. I4, l8, 28, 3I, 33. 90, 9I Killen, K., 50. 30, 34, 46, 74, ms KInzer, T., F. 57, HO KiH'erman, P., F. 57, HO Kngight, D., J. 3!, 39, 64, 70, 7I, Knight, M., F. 35, 70, 7I, IIO Koesfel, E., F. 57. HO Koesfel, 6., Sr. 39, 57, 9I Kraft, D., J. 35 Krainak, J., J. 32, 37, 38, 39, 73, 99 Krainak, M., Sr. 28, 33, 34, 40, 74, 9I 3 I27 II1 :n- gr I 3:4; ., a la. , 4m L LaMasIer. C.. J. 29. 31. 33. 38. 39. 61. 70. 99 LaMasfer. M.. Sr. 30. 33. 39. 40. 41, 57. 66. 67I 74. 91 Lambert J.. J. 30. 36. 37. 38, 40. 74. 99 Lanham. M.. So. 105 Lawson. 8.. Sr. 37. 91 Lawson. D.. Sr. 94 Layman. T.. Sr. 91 Leifner. B.. J. 40. 55. 99 Lewis. B.. F. 40. 75. 110 Leigh. D.. J. 30. 33. 34. 55. 74. Lewis. R.. Sr. 35. 91 Lewis. R.. J. 35. 99 Lewis. R.. F. 110 Lewis. Y.. 50. 34. 40. 105 Logsdon. T.. F. 34. 40, 110 Logrgax. A.. J. 31. 35. 37. 64. 70. Lomax. T.. 50. 41. 105 Longesf. D.. Sr. 34. 36. 74. 91 Love. R.. Fee. 38. 80. 108 Lowe. A.. Sr. 22, 26. 27. 30. 38. 39. 57. 74. 91 Lowe. D.. 50. 38. 74. 105 LozIer. J.. F. 70. 110 Luegge. 5.. J. 32. 37. 57. 99 Lyons. C.. Sr. 11. 92 Lyons. J.. F. 35 M McBride. 1.. Fee. 50 Makowsky. W.. Fac. 48. 80 Mannix. R.. 50. 34. 37. 57. 105 Mannix. 5.. Sr. 33. 37. 92 Maples. T.. 50. 70. 105 Marsee. R.. Sr. 92 Marsh. M.. Sr. 22. 27. 32. 39. 57. 74. 92 Marsh. T.. Fac. 80 Marshall. K.. Sr. 14.28 Marfin. C.. Sr. 18. 22. 26. 27. 30. 32. 37. 38. 39. 40. 55. 92 MarfIn. R.. 50. 31.71. 105 Masfers. R.. F. 110 'Ma'rhis. J.. 50. 37. 105 Maffox. R.. Fac. 26. 80. 103 Mayfield. B.. Fac. 68 MayerId. D.. J. 31. 37. 38. 39. 61, 68. 99 McArfhur. D.. So. 74. 105 McCarIIn. T.. 50. 37. 105 McCurdy. J.. J. 99 McDanieI. C.. Sr. 13. 33. 36. 92 McDermenf. 5.. Sr. 27l 32. 40. 55. 74. 92 McDonald. E.. Sr. 32. 55. 92 McDonald. R.. 50. 32. 35. 105 McDonner. 5.. J. 99 McInIyre, L.. Sr. 92 McKinley. D.. So. 105 McKinley. M.. Sr. 39. 57. 92 McMahan. D.. F. 109. 110 McMahan. P. F. 34. 40. 74. III McMinoway.I6..F.47.64.111 McNew. D.. ISo 7.4 105 McNew. E..I Sr. 19. 92 McNquy. J.. F. 40. 74. 111 McNquy. M.. J. 99 McRae. J.. F. 55. 111 Mggae. R.. Sr. 28. 33. 34. 36. 40. Medcalf. 6.. J. 100 Medcalf. 6.. F. 111 Meek. T.. 50. 105 Meland. D.. F. Mellon. C.. Sr. 35. 92 Meredifh. T.. 50. 105 Meyer. D.. J. 37. 100 Meyer. L.. F. 34. 40. 55. Ill Meyer. M.. Sr. 92. 31. 38. 97. 7 Meyer. R.. Sr. 92 MikeI. L.. J. 55. 100 Mikel. L.. F. 111 Miles. 5.. J. Miller. C.. F. 11. 12.34. 111 Miller, L.. J. 35. 100 Miller. P.. So. 32. 64. 73. 75. 105 Miller. 5.. J. 31.38. 100. 102 Miller. 5.. F. 31.57.64. 111 Miller. 5.. Sr. 7. 20. 38. 39 61. 63. 65. 68. 75. 93 Miller. T.. J. 31.38. 100. 65. 6. 12 M111er.V.. F. 40.75. 111 Mills. 8.. So. 36. 40. 74. 105 Miner. R.. F. 11.35. 111 Minfon. M.. Sr. 40. 55. 93 Minfon. R.. Sr. 93 Mollohan. J.. Fee. 33. 80 128 Moore. J.. J. 100 Morris. J.. J. 100 ' Moser. 5.. Sr. 12.28. 30. 33.39. 40.61. 66. 67. 74. 93. 97 Mosley. W. FaIc. 38. 81 Mosley. W.. 50. 35 Mu11.J.. Sr.57.93 Mull. K.. J. 34 57.100 MuII. 5.. So. 36 40. 74. 105 Munk.P. 50.35.75.105 Myers. AI.. Sr. 19. 93 Myers. C.. F. 111 Myers. D.. So. 34. 40. 105 Myers. L.l So. 57. 105 N NeviIIe. D.. Sr. 33. 93 NolfemIey erI. 5. FaIc. 22. 27. 81.87 Nunn. D.l F. 34. 40. 74. 107I. 108 111 O O'9Barien. P.. Sr. 5. 28. 33. 34. 40. Offuff. P.. So. 32. 34. 39. 55. 57. 74. 105 O'Neal. C.. Sr. 5. 7. 15.31. 38. 93 O'IBIeaI. M.. So. 32. 37. 38. 55. 74. I 5 Orman. D.. J. 100 Orman. 5.. J. 100 P Palmer. J.. Sr. 93 Park. R.. J. 35. 100 Penningfon. 5.. Sr. 35. 93 Peferson. J.. 50. 64. 105 Peffif. N.. J. 100 Peyfon. K.. 50. 34. 105 Pfisfer. D.. Sr. 93 Pfisfer. M.. F. 34. 74. 111 Pfisfer. R.. Sr. 31. 86. 93 Phins. D.. F. 111 Phipps. J.. F. 40. 111 Pike. P.. Sr. 93 PooIIer. ID. J. 35. 100 Popp. R..Sr. 18.20.28. 33.93 PoweII. D.. F. 111 Prafher. D.. Fac. 46. 81 Prafher. 6.. F. 111 Prafher. K.. 50. 31. 40. 74. 105 Prafher. M.. Sr. 7. 18. 19. 31. 33. 38.39.47. 94 Prafher. R.. Sr. 35. 94 Prince. D.. I50. 34. 40. 74. 105 PruI'If. 1... Sr. 30. I33. 34. I36. 40. 94 R Raeinhardf. M.. F. 111 Raikes. B.. So. 105 Rash. D.. J. 35. 57. 100 Rash. R.. F. 111 Rauck. C.. 50. 74. 103. 105 Ray. A.. F. 34. 57. 111 Reardon. L.. J. 37. 38. 55. 57. 100 Reinach. E.. F. 111 Reliford. C.. 50. 34. 105 Reliford. M.. Sr. 33. 94 Renn. D.. So. 54. 57. 105 Renn. J.. J. 100 Renn. J.. Sr. 94 Renn. K.. 50. 36. 37. 41. 74. 105 Richardson. D.. Sr. 22. 27. 32. 37. 39. 40. 94 Richey. E.. 50. 40. 105 RickeHs. D.. So. 40. 55. 105 Rieger. D.. J. 35. 100 Rieger. L.. Sr. 34. 39. 40. 94 RIggIe. B.. Sr. 27. 94 Roberfs. B.. Sr. 33. 94 Roberfs. N.. F. 40.74. 111 Roberfs. R.. Fee. 44. 81 Roberfs. W.. F. 34. 111 Rocky. C.. J. 100 Rofhbauer. T.. J. 37. 38. 68. 100 Ruddell. M.. Sr. 27. 30. 33. 34. 36. 39.40. 55. 94 RuddeII. 5.. So. 10. 34. 105 ngell. W.. So. 55. 68. 103. 105. I - . 5 Samples. R.. F. 111 SampIes. R.. 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