Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)
- Class of 1970
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l Wm 32f m? Introduction . . School Life . . . Academics . . . Organizations . Sports . . . . .. Personalities . Seniors . . . . Juniors . . . . Sophomores Freshmen . . Advertisements Index gwm : O In Our Time 1969-1970eA year of action. Students were on the move. This was the year of mora- toriums, mini-skirts, maxi-coats, pierced ears, and flair legged pants. Boys dreamed of hav- ing the sharpest car in town, but were willing to come to school in everything from dune buggies to Mustangs. Students always seemed to question standards that were status quo. This year Silver Creek reached the 600 mark in enrollment and bulging classrooms made this fact a reality. Five new members were added to the faculty to accommodate the expanding classes. Our community grew also. New subdivi- sions began to be developed and many new families suddenly became part of the town. Troops began to be withdraWn from Viet Nam bringing a ray of hope for peace and an end to the war a little closer to a reality. As students faced the draft, a draft lottery came into effect. This promised a more im- partial selection of those who were to serve their country. This was the year of man,s first moon land- ing, a first for the United States and a first for the world. As the world viewed this out- standing achievement, students began to view a future with unlimited opportunities. Both the good and the not-so-good occurred. SC. had several defeats during the basket- ball season and lost the Holiday Tourney. In spite of these disappointments, students at SC. kept busy to make this a memorable year. These events filled our lives with excite- ment fear .. . new experience . .. de- feats success in the past hope for the future and all of them happened IN OUR TIME. Ww :3 $3 gvngmf g; , a g ,: A mind forever Voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH I live in the crowd of jollity, not so much to enjoy company as to shun myself. SAMUEL JOHNSON 1 In Anticipation When youNe seen beyond yourself then you may find peace of mind waiting there- And the time will come when you see we,re all one, and life flows on within you and without you. GEORGE HARRISON We should endeavor to do something so that we may say that we have not lived in vain, that we may leave some impress of ourselves on the sands of time. 1 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE , n a y 1:1, z Activities Add a Flair to School Life thut I do use hair spray? w ukikix: dLet me show you guys how to do the splits? demon- strates Mr. Mattox at a pre-sectional skit. A dancing skit performed by the cheerleaders pro- vided the student body with entertainment. Everyone got into the act of boosting the Dragonds spirit before the sectional. Mrs. Morgan, Iour libra- rian, was no exception. 1' Archery one of the A most welcome sight at noon each day-the cafeteria line. many activities enjoyed at SC. Linda Reardon enjoys the peaceful atmosphere of Speed Park to prepare an art assignment. IUs easier with both hands, Herb. Denise tries to get everyone involved at a student council meeting. Senior Day at A 81 W brought out Denny Knighfs hidden abilities. Ni Richard Rash shows determination as he goes for the ball during intramurals. Coach Taylor chokes at R3175 confidence at the teanfs pre-sectional lunch. GIRLS STATE: Debbie Hoffman, alternate; Pat Stewart, delegate. BOYS STATE: Dusty Waiz, delegate; R. T. Green, delegate; Greg Blanton, alternate; Steve Miller, alternate. l. aki SCIENCE INSTITUTE: Dusty Waiz. HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM INSTITUTE: Denise i Smith. VALEDICTORIAN, BALFOUR AWARD, DAR AWARD: Dennis Smith KIWANIS AWARD: Tom Rothbauer SALUTATORIAN: Janet Vaught BEST ACTOR: Ricky Waters PRESENTATION OF SENIOR GIFT TO SCHOOL: Dusty Wail, receiving, Mr. Beyl. 2 1970 BASKETBALL QUEEN: Carolyn Rauck. Roundball Royalty BASKETBALL QUEEN and COURT: Carolyn Rauck,- a x g '- queen; Trudy Bates, Soph. candidate; Connie Dreyer, l Senior candidate; Gail Hostettler, Freshman candidate. Carplyn, escorted by R- T- Green, seems elated at belng Queen. Janice and Larry Reign as Mr. and Miss SCHS i... ' Couples enjoy conversation at the Spring Dance. i l Seated: M. Harrington. J. Schuler. L. to R.: P. Stein, C. Dreyer, D. Rieger, H. Lomax, B. Carlisle, P. Gehlebach, C. Carter, J. Floyd, B. Cook, S. Couch, M. Thomas, C. Dean, C. Curtis, D. Meyer, R. Waters, J. Smith, J. Vaught, M. Swartz, M. Baker, and T. Rothbauer. In spite of Ruby,s Betty J M efforts to sway , the jury, at not guilty verdict was rendered. Mrs. Shculer appears elated at the apparent success of her first play. Student director, Mike Harrington, shares her delight. Night of Jan. 16th?9 thne of us is lying? says Karen hBonnia C0010 to Nancy Lee Faulkner Ueanette SmitM. ' And where were you; Miss Andre, on the night of January 16th? asks Mr. Stevens. hMark ThomasL her attorney. thh. thaths Tom Rothbauer under all that make-upf, Mr. Flint marl Curtish appearsm confident as he dlscovers make-up artist Bev Gross. delivers his summation t0 the jury. 1970 PROM KING AND QUEEN: Lana Smith and Mike Harrington A Time for Us97 Presented by ; J unior Class PROM KING, QUEEN and COURT: Doug Toby, Carolyn Rauck, R. T. Green, Joan Mathis, Mike Harrington, King; Lana Smith, Queen; Larry Stricker and Carolyn Baker. Signing autographs is one of the highlights of the Prom. Prom. 2 l my feet will only do as they are supposed to? Dusty Waiz crowns Lana Smith Queen of the 1970 l, l On the Threshold of a Dream With graduation drawing close, seniors met once more to recollect the highlights of the past four years. Senior Day included skits presented by each department, presentation of awards, and final farewells to underclassmen. President, Dusty Waiz, makes opening Senior Day. Jnfma . 22V ,, Y Meg The Art Department portrayed a touch of the ,20ts with Rebecca serving as an appropriate model. Jumbled equations were the object of improvement in the math skit. Herb Lomax introduces the Agri- . . . . culture skit performed on Senior A new act1v1ty dunng Semor Day was the announcement of future Day. plans by each member of the class. .- ?- David Myers and Ricky Waters demonstrated senior talents and entertained the student body with a selection of songs by Creddance Clearwater Revival. Jvannette Smith sings an appropriate song dedicated to the class of ,70. Commencement Brings End to Work and Fun As the class of 70 met together for the final time on May 26, there were mixed feelings felt by all. They realized that they would no longer function as a group, but as individuals in a world of flurried activity. Graduation does mark an end to work and fun but it also marks a beginning of a new and challenging life. k Dusty Waiz, president of the class of 70, gives the opening address at commencement exercises. In an air of anticipation, seniors make last minute adjustments before the program. As Jeannette Smith sang uThe Lordvs Prayer? the crowd, forgetting the excitement of the evening, paused in meditation. Adorned in traditional cap and gown, seniors listen attentively to words of praise and encouragement. lFonnia Cook happily receives her high school diploma from Nuperintendent Herman Miller. h the program comes to a close, newly graduated seniors, 'Amnie Miller and Pat Blincoe, march confidently with diplomas m hand. English Students Utilize New Aids English is the most advertised, sought-after, and taught language in the world. To use cor- rect English at all times is not easy for most, but we have the chance to- learn the funda- mentals in the English courses offered at Silver Creek. Three years of English is required to graduate. College preparatory English is taken by seniors who are college-bound. For those seniors not interested in college, a business English course is offered. Mr. Goodlett enjoys relating the ageless beauty of Elizabethan writing to his senior literature classes. iiOf course sophomores enjoy Julius Caesar: I teach itI7, Speeches, a frightening requirement of Sophomore English, is demonstrated here by Shirely Stricker. Languages are essential and can be used in many careers. Besides helping to obtain jobs, they round out a personhs intellectual and edu- cational background. Latin, the fundamental language, is taught by Mrs. Werle. Spanish, a widely used and spoken language, is taught by Mrs. Croyle. Mrs. Werle,s facial expression shows that studying Latin requires complete attention. Ricki Gunterman breaks the traditional Spanish pifiata at Christmas time. Diane Dean probes deeply into the world of books. Unknowns, Equations Intrigue Mathematicians Mathematics is constantly being applied in the everyday life of the common person. To better themselves in this field, Silver Creek offers four years of math for students to prepare themselves for college. It also offers a year of general math. This year the beginning and advanced years of algebra were taught by Mr. Prather. Mr. Taylor taught general math; and advanced math, geometry, and general math were taught by Miss J ohnson. m1 . , . A .4 A y y e W We wgmmmmwmmammmmwmammywmWmmwmmwmmxmwemwgn 4AQWYMWJWMW Mr. Prather takes time out from his busy schedule to help Tony with a difficult equation. eeOh no, why did I volunteer for this problemiw Mark Spencer gives his'full attention to a puzzling algebra problem. Mark and Tony utilize stirring rod and flask in a chemistry experiment, as Monte and Brent look on with interest. Sherry and Steve deter- mine heat capacity in physics class. Students PrObe the Mysteries Of Science Molecules are made of atoms. H20 equals water. Energy is the power to do work. These phrases are typical of the progressing science student. The four years of science offered at Silver Creek range from Biology, taught by Mr. Mosley and Mr. Love; Advanced biology, taught by Mr. Mosley; chemistry and physics taught by Mr. Love. Because of the many ex- periments that are performed, the science pro- gram always proves to be interesting and re- warding. Whafs new pussycat? David Jordan nurses his wound, obtained while dissecting in frwhman biology. tame, A first for the United Mary K. seems to disagree with Denise that the statement on the board is true. States and a first for the world this year was- the moon walk. Knowledge of the Past Opens Path to Future In order to take an active part in tomorrowis future, one must first understand that which went on in the past. Silver Creek offers every student a Chance to do this in the courses of World History taught by Mr. Mattox and Mrs. Croyle; U. S. History taught by Mr. Makow- sky; psychology and economics taught by Mr. Mattox; and U. S. Government taught by Mr. Booker. Many of these classes apply incidents that are found in the textbooks to the events of todayis world. i Somehow the photographer drew more attention in the World History class than Mr. Mattox. Mr. Makowsky sits on the edge of his seat discussing foreign policy. Bookkeeping students engage in anlexercise for balancing expense; accounts. Business Courses Ready Students for Careers Speed and efficiency. These two words enter each and every business or commerce student,s mind whether interested in a career or as a grade. A student with a business career in mind has excellent opportunities with the courses offered at Silver Creek. Donna Lewis focuses her attention on an assignment in advanced shorthand. Sheryl concentrates intently and lets her fingers fly during a timed writing in Typing II. Juanita and Margaret concentrate on a chapter in their drivefs education book. Drivers Practice Courtesy and Safety Driversh education has become a very popular course at Silver Creek. Through the patience and endurance of Mr. Briggs, many students have become skillful drivers. The course is offered in the studenfs study hall for one semester. The goal of every student is a driverhs Mr. Briggs is caught busily making the driving license at the age of 16. schedule for the oncoming day. After a; successful journey, the drivefs education car returns to its allotted space in the school parking lot. Is it true that girls classes Does Paula have a question about crab ball? are harder to discipline than boys,? Physical Fitness Becomes Our Goal Mary Schuler gracefully demonstrates the fine art of tttastingt, in the sophomore girlsa first aid class. John Denison seems amused at Mr. Denton,s in- struction, ttAl right, Hoss, swing your partner? F reshmen and sophomores gain knowledge of physical fitness and first aid in the required courses, physical education andshealth; This year the girls were taught by a new faculty member, Mrs. Tucker. The boys engaged in such activities as boxing, golf, and basketball under the direction of Mr. Denton. A new activity was swimming, which was held in the fall at our new community pool. Practical Tasks Offer Careers In all of the Industrial Arts classes, boys are given the chance to make a career of different skills. These skills include welding, wood- working, drafting, and many more. Agriculture readies boys for farming careers and teaches them the scientific way of farming. Rick Dreyer and Jack Barnes practice skills of using a cutting torch. Note the method he uses to protect his tie. Bill Ruddell is observed by Stanley Tomes as he joins a board. i l e 4, Mr. Hester relaxes with shop student, J. D. Bullock. a ii 36 hhh A WV xN Janice McNulty prepares her project for sopho- more home economics class. Home EC. Develops Domestic Skills Home Economics offers girls a chance to im- prove themselves and practice all of the do- mestic skills. The courses range from sewing to management of the budget. At Silver Creek, there are four years of Home Economics of- fered. The course is taught by Mrs. Diefenbach and Mrs. Jackson. The activities of these class- es are varied. They visited Madison, local jails, entertained students at New Hope School with a party, and the SC. Faculty with a dinner. XL 5 . Mrs. Jackson points out that the rewards of home ec classes are numerous. ttBut I want to carry them, Gail. I wrapped more packages than you did? Debbie Sidebottom dis- plays her artistic tal- ents in an oil painting of Mark Sherrill. Artists Add a Taste Of Culture Art student Sandy Shrader raises spirit by decorat- ing the fan bus. Testing her skills, Coleda Carver molds her ceram- ics project. One of the oldest histories in the world of today is in the form of art. This year Miss Caudill supervised the art department. The students explored many new regions of the art world such as ceramics, graphics, and wood block printing. Other tasks performed were the big paper loops and the ttrevivingh 0f the dragon. In addition to offering a rewarding class, it also gives a pleasant atmosphere to unwind and relieve any tensions that might have built up during the day. Row 1: M. Hauselman. Sponsor; J. Spear, Treas.; M Hauselman, Libr.; T. Winniger, VP. Row 2: L. Reardon; Pres.; C. Rauck, Sec.; B. Moore, Libr. S. C. boasts an all-girl choir for the first time in many years. In addition to providing en- joyment, music theory and choir, taught and Mrs. Hauselr'nan leads the ch01r as.they entertaln sponsored by Mrs. Hausleman, provides stu- w1th a selectlon of carols at the Chrlstmas Concert. dents with one of the main forms of art. Row 1: P. Tuttle, L. Mahan, B. Neville, B. Moore. J. McRae. D. Wilkerson. J. Spear, N. Baxter, J. Harrington, S. Powell. Row 2: M. Turner, L. Meyer, B. Cubbage. L. Mikel, M. Hauselman, K. Boyd, P Biesel, B. Mills, B. Wallace, M DeSpain. Row 3: D. Hicks, E. Kuhlenschmidt, C. Drawford, L. Reardon, M. Brown. K. Walker, T. Winniger, S. Broadus; D. Ricketts, L. Yochem, C. Rauck, P. Offutt. :, mjg v $3?th W M m ,itww.$a v : w 6 w w WW3 xmmmzwwwwwmwwwwwm t 9:1t95am;awax3'1awmaWw'mwmaMWWWWWMvaWWWmewXWa vuMWMWWi Row 1: B. Cook, Drum Major. Row 2: M. Meyer, L. Swartz. Row 3: G. Miller, L. Costin, D. Wilkerson. Row 4: M. Broadus, K. Armstrong, K. Gent, J. Floyd, P. Offutt, E. Koestel, L. Reardon. Row 5: K. Jackson, D. Maples, L. Adam, C. Cook, D. Montgomery, R. Higdon, C. Stouffer, D. Renn, B. Crabtree, M. Dittmer. Row 6: L. Bolton, J. Brocar, G. Swartz, J. Wilkerson, D. Rash, B. Cline, B. Shaw, D. Phelps, K. Hecker, D. Jordan, J. Kent, C. Stouffer, R. Densford, L. Myers, R. Mull, J. Barton. Row 7: E. Kuhlenshmidt, Mr. Feldemeyer, G. Kincaid, L. Cook, K. Hostettler, E. Baxter, T. Waggoner, R. Zihar, D. Beaver, P. Kitterman, B. Francke, B. Holland, R. Jackson, B. Wright, D. Coomer, D. OtNeal, C. Dean. Silver Creek7s Marching Dragons Set the Tempe The Silver Creek High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Larry Feldemeyer, executes many performances. In addition to providing exciting popular music at hallgames, they pre- sent concerts and attend contests. The Porn Pon Girls, in their flashy, new, orange uniforms, entertain, the audience during halftimes of home ball games. They also add color as they u march With the band. It,s all right, Kenny, no one noticed that sour note. Mr. Feldmeyer, Sponsor; B. Cook, Pres.; L. Costin, V.P.; B. Shaw, Treas.; R. Densford, Sec. Mr. Feldmeyer entertains the student body with a Calypso version of the Christmas Story during the Holiday Concert. Row 1: M. Meyer, L. Swartz, T. Bates, C. Holzkamp, M. Pfister, N. Baxter, C. Lomax, C. Swartz, J. Spear, D. Dean, S. Prather. Row 2: D. Wilkerson, G. Miller, M. ONeal, B. Cook, M. Broadus, T. Winniger, S. Shrader, K. Bailey, L. Adam, D. Maples, Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor. Left to Right: K. Smith, B. Moore, M. Davis, C. Couch, L. Kent, D. Waiz, D. Smith, M. Baker, S. Zihar, S. T. Cook, B. Crawford, J . Denison. Student Council Student opinion always plays an important part in the governing of a school, and an organiza- tion run by responsible students in cooperation with the schoolis administration is an appropri- ate outlet where the opinions can be heard and dealt with. The Student Council at SC is this governing body which promotes a friendly at- mosphere among students by means of foster- ing school spirit and class unity. Due to the efforts of our thirteen member council, the time may not be too distant when SC will have a foreign exchange student. Their presentation of the iiSpirit Paddlei, t0 the seniors initiated the basketball season. Christ- mas spirit was at an all time high as this group decked our balls with traditional decorations. For a job well done we say 6Thank you? STUDENT COUNCIL OF F ICERS: Mr. Mattox, sponsor; S. Zihar, Sec.; D. Smith, Pres; M. Baker, V.P.; D. Waiz, Treas. There are four important qualities that form the basis for membership in the National Hon- or Society. They are: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is important for a student to have the ability to learn, to lead, and to serve others if that student is to find a place in the world today. Scholastically a sophomore student must have a 3.5 average for eligibility and juniors and seniors are eligible with a 3.0 average. There are restrictions to the number of members by percentage of class membership. Mrs. Noltemeyer and Miss Johnson serve as advisers for the club,s school as well as com- munity activities. ,. 4' i 3 54 i 4 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: R. T. Green, President; Mary K. Baker, Vice President; Janet Vaught, Secretary; Bonnia Cook, Treasurer. Row 1: M. Broadus, J. Vaught, M. Baker, R. Green, B. Cook, F. Kelley. Row 2: D. Waiz, R. Shaw, S. Zihar, L. Kent,'G. Bedell, C. Couch, B. Cross. Row 3: S. Green, J. Krajnak, P. Miller, S. Couch, P. Offutt, P. Stewart, P. Kelley, D. Smith. Lowe. Row 2: BUSINESS STAFF: Row 1: Mr. Gilbert, advisor; S. Zihar, L. Johnson, J. Vaught, editor; C. LaMaster, D. P. Stewart, C. Voyles, C. Dreyer, P. Miller, M. Baker, S. Byers, P. Waiz. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row 1: Mrs. Comett, advisor; J. Lambert, P. Stein, D. Smith, edi- tor-in-chief. Row 2: J. White, D. Waiz, C. Hauselman, A. Trump. Silver Journal Staff Row 1: C. LaMaster, C. Heath, C. Dreyer, J. Lambert, D. Knight, P. Stein. Row 2: L. Smith, K. Killen, P. Doughty, L. Servidio, R. T. Green. Row 3: R. Martin, B. Ruddell, B. Crawford. Extra, Extra, read all about it! That is, read all about happenings at S.C. in our schooI newspeper, The Silver J ournal. This year under the guidance of Mrs. Cornett, the students have had an interesting newspaper. Locker notes, S.C. A305, and senior students were but a few of the articles to be found in issues of the Journal. CO-EDITORS: Connie Dreyer and Charlene Heath. Pam Stein signs the spirit roster sponsored by the newspaper staff. Sunshine Society Sunshine Society has as its purpose the training of girls for responsible citizenship by. giving opportunities for active participation in the school, the church, the home and the commu- nity. The SC chapter of this organization strives to fulfill these goals with activities such as four ttgo-tO-church Sundays,,; contributing to a food basket for a needy family, helping with heart fund drive, a style show, Christmas party with Hi-Y, and a Mother-Daughter banquet honoring seniors. They also contribute to the Riley Memorial Hospital. SUNSHINE OFFICERS: Mrs. Cornett, sponsor; M. Baker, Pres.; J. Vaught, VP; D. Waiz, Sec.; S. Zihar, Chaplain; C. Dreyer, Treas. Row 1: S. Zihar, C. Dreyer, D. Waiz, J. Vaught, M. Baker. Row 2: J. Lambert, P. Stein, L. Costin, P. Doughty, S. Stearsman, B. Cook, D. Lewis. Row 3: L. Servidio, K. Hinton, R. Hardy, C. Bedell, D. Hoffman, C. Heath, C. Baker, S. Waiz. Row 4: P. Trimpe, K. Renn, K. Killen, C. Couch, P. Waiz, L. Kent. Row 5:AC. Waiz, J. Gohmann, B. Bauman, D. Nunn, A. Trump, C. Curtis, L. Cook, M. Davis, J . Ellis. Row 1: R. Green, L. Stricker, D. Waiz, H. Lomax, D. Toby, D. Mayfield. Row 2: T. Miller, C. LaMaster, S. Miller, D. Knight, J. White, P. Walker, P. Cehlbach, C. Dean. Row 3: K. Smith, R. Cunterman, T. McCartin, M. Sherill, S. Green. T. hItzlarkles, B. Davis, D. McKinley, B. Hardy, J. Denison, S. Miller, T. Davis, C. Berry, H. KahI, M. Haas, T. Cook, J. Wail. I i . amer. ! nun liqa Hi-Y Do you remember the smiling faces at basket- ball game coat checks? Well, behind those smiles were the courteous, debonair Hi-Y mem- bers. One of the main activities of the organ- ization is their dedication to attending an area church once a month. This practice has shown to community members the involvement and interest of SC students in fellowship. .Im 3'55 Hi-Y,s select groups of young men perform deeds of good for area residents throughout the year. The collection of food aided a needy family and their deep voices sang out many a Christmas carol 0n the caroling party with the Sunshine Society. Hi-Y combines worthwhile deeds with larks of pleasure to form a highly successful club. The HI-Y OFFICERS: R. Green, Pres.; D. Toby, Sec.; organization is assisted by sponsor, Mr. Booker. 13- Mayfield, Chaplain; L- Stricker, Bouncer; D- Waiz, Treas.; H. Lomax, V.P.; Mr. Booker, Sponsor. 49 50 Row 1: D. Waiz, L. Smith, P. Stein, C. Curtis, T. Miller, S. Green, D. Mayfield, R. Green, C. La Master, J. Moore. T- Rothbauer. Row 2: C. Hauselman, D. McNew, J. White, J. Vaught, D. Waiz, P. Gehlbach, D. Hughes, L. Costin, F. Kelly, 3., Cook, P. Doughty, P. Stewart. Row 3: C. Waiz, M. Baker, V. Miller, P. Trimpe, J. Floyd, S. Couch, P. Kelly, D. Side bottom, D. Weber, R. Everly, S. Zihar. Row 4: J. Gohman, S. Waiz, J. Brocar, B. Crabtree, D. Lowe, J. Appell, C. Curtis, B. Hooe, G. Bedell, K. Renn, K. Hinton, C. Stouffer. Row 5: C. Hecker, N. Roberts, C. Huff, C. Couch, M. Turner, T. McCartm, M. Brldges, R. Durham, D. Coats, K. Smith, H. Kahl. Row 6: D. Nunn, M. Whitlock, T. Meredith, T. White P. Ehrmger, W. Steele, J. Crum, D. McKinley, D. Renn, M. Dittmer, M. Staples. , Science Club Another Athletic Party has come and gone, but it will long be remembered. Perseverance was the word for the many girls who attempted, again and again, to form a five layered pyra- mid. Ping-pong tried the wits of many mem- bers with many a champ among us. Fast pace games of volleyball and basketball occupied the' evening for other members. The Athletic Party is only one activity which the Science Club sponsors. Members worked on a free throw tourney, prepared for an assem- bly program and together with the FTA co- SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS:M1'- Mosley, Sponsor; sponsored a Sci-T dance. Able assistance to Mr. Love, Sponsor; J. Vaught, Treas.; S. Green, ' ' ' ' V.P.; M. Baker, Sec.; P. Stewart, Librarian; P. Elimfgfr: $253,111, tlligggeie;deavors ls glven by Trimpe, Reporter; D. Waiz, Pres. SC Letter club l SC Letter Club membership consists of only those students who have received letters either for scholastic or athletic ability. The clubhs e main activities deal with bringing enjoyment h ? to SC students. They sponsor a hayride in con- 1 nection with F HA and FFA; the annual Spring i1 Dance, at which Mr. and Miss SCHS are '1 crowned. This year Miss J anice Harrington and Mr. Larry Stricker were chosen to reign as SC w royalty. The members are directed by sponsor, L l - , i sc LETTER CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Denton, Spon- Mr- Denton- ; h sor; R. Green, VP; B. Hooe, Treas.; D. Waiz, Sec.; 1 D. Toby, Pres. h Row 1: B. Durham, J. Floyd, S. Couch, R. Green, D. Waiz, D. Toby, B. Hooe, P. Doughty, B. Carlisle, P. Stewayt. Row 2: P. Offutt, F. Kelley, S. Stearsman, R. Everly, M. Broadus, B. C00k, C. Voyles, A. Lomax, C. LaMaster, D. Mayfield. D. Bash. Row 3: C. Heath, B. Cross, L. Costin, J. Vaught, M. Baker. S. Zihar, B. Staggs, E. Woods, P. Kelley, C. Qufus, P. Stem, J. White. Row 4: J. House, J. Appell, C. Hecker, D. McArthur, C. Hauselman, D. McNew, K;'Renn, L. Serv1c10, R. Hardy, K. Hinton, G. Bedell, D. Prince, L. Smith, D. Waiz. Row 5: L. Kent, C. Curtis, S. Byers, K. J'ackson, C. Couchn S. Walz, P. a Trimpe, S. Stricker, V. Miller, B. Bauman, J. Cohmann, M. Hauselman, J. Harrington, D. Knight. Row 6: B. Clme, S. Green, M. Sherrill, G. Blanton, R. Durham, T. White, M. Bottorff, R. Shaw, D. Meyer, C. Dean, L. Stricker, R. Hooe. Row 7: M. Dittmer, M. Staples, P. Miller, R. Martin, W. Steele, M. Whitlock, J. Peterson, T. Maples, S. Hardin, R. Gunterman, K. Smith, M.'Knight, J. Krajnak. 5i g Row 1: P. Stewart, J. Lambert, D. Mayfield, T. Rothbauer, M. Spencer, L. Costin, C. Curtis. Row 2: J K. Renn, J. Smith, B. Cook, C. Curtis, R. Everly, B. Cross, F. Kelly, D. Coats, M. Schuler. Row 3: D. Pixley, K. Hinton, C. Curtis, L. Kent, L. Costin. R. Mannix, J. House, K. Boyd, T. McCartin, J. Kent. Row 4: C. Stouffer, L. Servidio, R. Hardy, S. Stricker, P. Kelly, B. Hooe, C. Hauselman, C. Berry, N. Baxter, C. Coffman. Spanish Club Again the Spanish Club brought the sounds of the tt0xf01rds to good old SC. This dance is financed by the activities which the Club car- ries out throughout the year. Decorative Christ- mas candles and Silver Creek pens were this yearis projects. Club sponsor, Mrs. Croyle, offered an opportunity for students to visit Mexico. Three SC students took advantage of this opportunity and the departure date was August. Hasta la Vista! SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Croyle, Sponsor; J. Lambert, Treas.; D. Mayfield, Pres; M. Spencer, VP; T. Rothbauer, Sec. II FBLA The F uture Business Leaders of America is an organization designed for upper classmen who are enrolled in business courses. The purpose of the club is to expose members to the de- manding business world through speakers, dis- cussions, and trips. The club was under the direction of new faculty member, Mr. Combs. Activities for this year included a first place float at the booster parade, sponsorship of a . t sock-hop, and a donation of $60 to the business ' . I FBLA OFFICERS: Mt. Combs, Sponsor; c. Curtis, Reporter; C. Heath, Sec.; B. Cross, VP; T. Roth- baur, Pres.; B. Hooe, Historian; D. Meyer, Treas. department for a new typewriter. Row 1: B. Durham, P. Celbach, C. Heath, B. Cross, T. Rothbuuer, D. Meyer, B. Hooe, C. Curtis, M. Despain, G. Gentry, R. Staggs. Row 2: P. Stein, L. Williams, B. Carlisle, D. Lewis, S. Stearsman, A. Gibson, D. Hoffman, D. Waggoner. C. Voyles, R. Everly, F. Kelley, J. Renn. Row 3: J. Floyd, 5. Couch, K. Renn, L. Servidio, K. Hinton, K. Killen, C. Reliford. C. Baker, P. Armstrong, S. Ernest, E. Woods, D. Waiz, J. Wymff. Row 4: P. Elrod, J. House, D. Sharp, L. Costin, L. JOhnson, D. Myers. D. Prince, D. McArthur, C. Farnsley, D. Mchw, C. Huusolman, L. Yochem, C. Rauck, D. Lowe, P. Blincoe, B- Leitner. Row 5: K. Jackson, D. Waiz, D. Mayfield, D. Toby. C. Curler, M. Harrington. M. Swartz, R. MacDonald, T. Maples, D. Reiger, D. Hughes, R. Bruton, H. McMahan. Row 6: C. Curtis, C. Stouffer, T. Miller, D. McKinley, J. Applegate, M. Thomas, J. Krajnak, H. Lomax, R. Johnson, C. Dean, N. Pettit, S. McDonner, R. Davis. 53 FTA FTA has again made SC proud, Paulette Offutt has been chosen state vice-president. The chap- ter at SC is a successful one under the direc- tion of Mrs. Werle, their sponsor. Club mem- bers work toward teaching goals in many of their activities, but work is not the only thing the members do. They have enjoyed the district and state meetings, they have attended and have annually co-sponsored the first dance of the year With the Science Club. FTA OFFICERS: Mrs. Werle, Sponsor; L. Cotstin, Pres.; B. Cook, See; A. Trump, Treas.; B. Crab- tree, Hist; A. Wray, Hist; P. Miller, VP. Row 1: A. Wray, B. Crabtree, P. Miller, L. Costin, B. Cook, A. Trump. Row 2: M. OtNeal, C. Curtis, P. Waiz, G. Lomax, M. Broadus, P. Stewart, P. Doughty, S. Zihar. Row 3: M. Davis, J . Ellis, D. Hoffman, B. Hooe, C. Huff, D. Kelley, P. Stein, C. Curtis. Row 4: E. Kuhlenschmidt, J. Turk, D. Ridenour, L. Cook, C. Couch, D. Nunn, P. Offutt, R. McDonald, J . Krajnak. Row 5: P. Trimpe, J. McNulty, C. Krajnak, V. Miller, B. Bauman, A. Turk, K. Smith, B. Crawford, B. Shaw, S. Miller. 54 Row 1: M. Brown, C. Waiz, J. Lambert, S. Ernest, K. Smith, D. Adams. Row 2: R. Staggs, R. Hardy, K. Renn, L. Servidio, K. Killen, K. Boyd, S. Couch. Row 3: C. Reliford, J. Gohmann, N. Roberts, S. Waiz, C. Dreyer, C. Curtis, J. Floyd. Row 4: B. Mills, S. Mull, C. Bowe, P. Valentine, R. Higdon, D. Weber, P. Beckman. FNA The F NA at SC tries to prepare members who show an interest in nursing, a rewarding ca- reer. This is accomplished by inviting repre- sentatives of the profession to visit their meet- ings and by trips which the members make to area hospitals. The club members are directed in their activities by their officers and the school nurse, Mrs. Huckleberry. FNA OFFICERS: R. Staggs, Program Chairman; J. Lambert, Pres.; S. Ernest, VP; C. Waiz, Treas. 56 FHA OFFICERS: K. Prather, Pub. Rel.; D. Prince, Point See; L. Johnson, VP; Mrs. Diefenbach, Sponsor; P. Offutt, Pres.; S. Byers, VP; D. Wilker- son, Hist; E. Woods, Hist; B. Crabtree, Reporter; T. Winiger, Song Leader; K. Smith, Corresponding See; E. Butler, Projects Chairman; P. McMahan, Parliamentarian. Row 1: D. Wilkerson, K. Smith, B. Butler, P. McMahan, D. Prince, P. Offutt, S. Byers, L. Johnson, T. Winiger, K. Prather, M. Terry. Row 2: K. Smith, K. Killen, K. Watson, B. Crabtree, C. Couch, B. Carlisle, S. Stearsman. M. Bolly, B. Floyd, P. Fulkerson. Row 3: J. Appell, S. Ruddell, C. Reliford, D. Myers, J. House, L. Kent, L. Costin, K. Peyton, Y. Lewis, D. Kelley, J. Spear, L. Swartz. Row 4: S. Shrader, D. Nunn, G. Miller, B. Moore, L. Mahan, C. Miller, A. Ray, J. Brocar, C. Tindall, D. Wray, S. Collier, M. Meyers. Row 5: P. Wilkerson, J. McDonner, W. Blankenship, B. Neville, R. Renn, N. McCartin, J. Wilson, W. Roberts, D. Fackler, M. Raeinhardt, P. Hutchinson, J. MeRae, J. Harrington, M. Schuler. Row 6: 5. Cooper, K. Walker, L. Neville, D. Borho, J. McNulty, C. Baxter, M. Bailey, P. Prince, C. Carver, M. Davis, L. Spencer, S. Powell, A. Waggoner, D. Montgomery. Row 7: D. Prather. L. Cook, G. Swartz, N. Baxter, D. Coffman, Y. Fields, J. Ellis, FHA Future Homemakers of America have the dis- tinction of being the largest organization at SC. The FHA celebrated its 25th anniversary in 1970 and the 100 members spent a whole week in celebration. Although this was a special year for the organization, many annual traditions were again carried out. Students participated in a representation of an old-fashioned Christ- mas which featured appropriate food and dress. Teachers were llwon overh by a Christ- mas dinner with all the trimmings. The club also sponsors a tea, for future l4greeniesf, Through the cooperation of officers and guid- ance of sponsor, Mrs. Diefenbach, the FHA did indeed have a llsilverll year. M. Turner, M. Lowe, L. Keltner, K. Cook, L. Adams, L. Garrett, M. Amos, B. Bringham, G. Hostettler. Row 1: R. Miner, B. Elkins, D. Broadus, R. Park, S. Tomes, R. Bottorff, D. Rash, T. Tomes, P. Munk. Row 2: B. Day, R. Roberts, J. Barnes, R. Dreyer, D. Crum, C. Meyer, E. Scott, J. Peterson, D. Hobbs, D. Rieger. Row 3: J. Tomes. R. Hooe, ;: D. Schuler, B. Vest, D. Ferguson, D. Smith, D. Pooler, R. Hall, T. White. M. Bottorff, A. Lomax. Row 4: D. Broady, D. ' Terry, E. Feeler, C. Anderson, A. Carpenter, D. Beavin, B. Gibson, C. Kintner, R. Hall. Row 5: D. Graf, T. Jellison, J. Taylor, J. Day, D. Austin, R. Cater, C. Cook, J. Bullock, S. Palmer, B. Mosley. Row 6: R. Hardin, B. Jones, R. Rash, M. Knight, G. Hostettler, L. Stricker, B. Lewis, B. Hardy, C. Snider, C. Cooper, R. McDonald. Overalls and corncob pipes may be a general description of a farmer but this is not so of SC F FA members or their sponsor, Mr. Ted Arnett. The members learn through club activ- t l FFA w ities the qualities which are needed to be a - successful farmer. Their club is not all work, i however, as along with FHA they sponsor the . annual Valentines Dance. Members also select- ed a girl to reign as their tiSweetheartf, FFA OFFICERS: Mr. Arnett, Sponsor; D. Rieger, , See; H. Lomax, VP; L. Stricker, Pres.; G. Hostett- ler, Reporter; T. White, Treas. Not Pictured: C. Snider, Sentinel. i w 57 1 58 Row 1: C. Rauck, D. Lowe, C. Waiz, C. Martin, M. Baker, S. Waiz, J. Harrington, L. Smith, R. Staggs. Row 2: J. Vaught, D. Waiz, C. Curtis, P. Stewart, P. Doughty, C. Dreyer, B. Carlisle, P. Stein, F. Kelley, P. Valentine, D. Adams, S. Earnest, C. Voyles, R. Everly, S. Stearsman, Cf Bowe. Row 3: D. Prince, J . Appell, L. Yochem, C. Baker, J. Lambert, D. Weber, P. Armstrong, B. Cross, C. Heath, K. Killen, R. Hardy, K. Hinton, K. Renn, L. Servidio, P. Kelley. Row 5: J. McDonner, D. Kelly, J. House; P. Waiz, D. Ricketts, C. Huff, C. Couch, S. Mull, B. Lewis, S. Stricker, S. Shrader, M. Schuler, C. Krajnak, T. Bates, K. Baily. Row 4: L. Kent, C. Curtis, L. Johnson, L. Costin, S. Byers, D. Sidebottom, J. Wilson, S. Broadus, B. Mills, D. Fackler, L. Swartz, T. Winniger, C. Couch, S. Bowe, P. Biesel, M. Brown. Row 6: L. Meyer, P. Tuttle, B. Hooe, K. Peyton, Y. Lewis, P. Hutchinson,J. McRae, K. Walker, J . McNulty, V. Miller, P. Trimpe, P. Fulkerson, D. Prather, G. Hostettler, P. Wilkerson, P. Hicks. Row 7: L. Neville, D. Borho, B. Neville, E. Weisman, C. Gusler, A. Turk, N. Roberts, B. Baumann, J . Gohmann, V. Curtis, M. Turner, B. Butler, P. McMahan, D. Nunn, M. Baily. Row 8: B. Dunaway, M. Hobbs, D. Feeler, M. Townsend, J. Turk, P. Prince, B. Mallory, R. Renn, D. Bauerla, K. McCartin, D. Ridenour, S. Powell, M. Davis, M. Lowe, C. Carver, S. Prather. Pep Club ttOh can you dig itiw Apparently SC Pep Club members can as they vocally as well as bodily cheered our Dragons on their victory path. The all girl organization ignites the spirit of other students at the basketball games. Yell- ing is not the only responsibility of the club, they sponsor the annual crowning of the basket- ball queen. This year,s queen, Carolyn Rauck, reigned on a stage beautifully decorated by club members. The girls were under theleader- ship of a new sponsor, Miss Caudill. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: J. Vaught, Pres.; P. Waiz, VP; P. Trimpe, Treas.; C. Curtis, Sec. hi i D t GAA The Girlsi Athletic Association strives to im- prove the physical fitness of its girl member- ship. The 102 members attend weekly meetings on Thursday afternoons, where they engage in team games which usually pits class against class. The group is governed by an executive board consisting of elected officers and Mrs. Linda Tucker, club advisor. GAA sponsors the annual Girls, Interclass Tourney, which this year re- sulted in a victoyy for the Class of ,72. GAA OFFICERS: Mrs. Tucker, Sponsor; B. Bau- man, Treas.; D. Waiz, Pres.; C. Bedell, VP. Row 1: B. Durham, B. Carlisle, D. Lewis, P. Stein, G. Bedell, D. Waiz, B. Baumann, D. Waggoner, S. Stedrsman, C. Voyles, K. Gent, P. Blincoe. Row 2: M. Baker, K. Renn, R. Hardv. L. Servidio, K. Hinton, K. -Killen, C. Reliford, M. OiNeal, C. Baker, B. Cook, P. Armstrong, S. Ernest, E. Woods, S. Mull. Row 3: J. Appell, K. Boyd, B. Hooe, D. Prince,'D. Sidebottom, D. McArthur, D. McNew, C. Hauselman, P. Offutt, K. Prather, L. Yochem, P. Waiz, C. Rauck, D. Lowe. Row 4: L. Reardon, C. Krajnak, E. Koestal, A. Turk, G. Holzkamp, C. Couch, S. Stricker, N. Roberts, S. Byers, V. Miller, J. McNulty, P. Trimpe, D. Wilkerson, M. Schuler, B. Mills. Row 5: L. Neville. P. Hutchinson. M. Reinhart, M. Hauselman, J. McRae, D. Nunn, M. Bailey, C. Tindell, D. Wray, C. Burkhart, S. Collier, N. Baxter, D. Coffman, M. Taylor, D. Hicks, S. Waiz. Row 6: A. Trump, D. Borho, J. Cohmann, M. Turner, C. Curtis, P. McMahan, B. Butler, K. Smith, B. Lewis, M. Pfister, C. Baxter, K. Bailey, T. Bates, K. Meek, J. Harrington. Row 7: C. Stouffer, B. Bringham, C. Garrett, M. Amos, D. Berry, M. Davis, M. Lowe, C. Carver, L. Spencer, K. Waggoner, C. Cook, D. Montgomery, E. Kuhlenschmidt, P. Burris, J. McDonner, A. Waggoner, C. Waiz. Row 8: K. McCartin, R. Renn, N. McCartin, P. Prince, P. F ulkerson, L. Keltner, P. Wilkerson, D. Prather, M. Meyer, L. Cook, L. Adams, M. Townsend, J. Turk, D. Dean, D. Ridenour, B. Malory, K. Hamm, P. McCurdy, D. Maples. 59 Dragons Take Third in a ROW The Dragons came through again this year by winning their third consecutive sectional title. Madison was the Victim once more as SC de- feated the Cubs 76-61 in the championship game. Overall,,the Creekers compiled a fine 18-6 record under head coach, Ray Greeh. They also captured the conference crown as they tied for first place honors with Corydon. Another honor Which came to Silver Creek this year was for having the best free throw per- centage, WOAiZJL in southern Indiana. Co-captains, Larry Stricker and R. T. Green, accept sectional trophy after title game. K Steve Green takes his turn cutting down the net in B T, Green scores an easy two during the Dragons post game celebration. rout of Madison in the championship game. ; Row '1: C. LaMaster, manager; D. Waiz, B. Davis, L. Stricker, P. Miller, B. Martin, M. Sherrill. Row 2: Coach Green, D. Mayfleld, B. Jones, S. Green, R. T. Green. D. Toby, M. Balmer, H. Lomax, manager. SEASONS RESULTS Silver Creek .................... 77 Henryville ...................... 40 Silver Creek .................... 99 Charlestown .................... 72 Silver Creek .................... 88 Providence ..................... 62 Silver Creek .................... 93 F loyd Central .................. 65 Silver Creek ................... 100 New Washington ................ 56 Silver Creek ................... 110 Clarksville ..................... 46 Silver Creek .................... 72 Jennings County ................ 75 Silver Creek .................... 79 Madison Shawe ................. 67 Silver Creek .................... 74 Jeffersonville ................... 76 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Silver Creek .................... 48 Clarksville ...................... 30 Silver Creek .................... 78 Providence ..................... 89 Silver Creek .................... 57 Corydon ....................... 71 Silver Creek .................... 80 Brownstown .................... 64 Silver Creek .................... 84 Austin ......................... 62 Silver Creek .................... 59 Mitchell ....................... 57 Silver Creek .................... 46 Southwestern ................... 39 Silver Creek .................... 72 Madison ....................... 70 Silver Creek .................... 82 Salem ......................... 68 Silver Creek .................... 42 Scottsburg ..................... 54 Silver Creek .................... 81 Paoli .......................... 66 SECTIONAL Silver Creek .................... 70 Henryville . . : .................. 38 Silver Creek .................... 91 Madison Shawe ................. 62 Silver Creek .................... 76 Madison ....................... 61 REGIONAL Silver Creek .................... 70 Shelbyville .................... 84 iiCome 0n ref, all I wanted was the basketball? Dennis Mayfield ithe leading free throw shooter in this areai gets his ankles taped before a game. Mr. Green instructs Mr. Taylor in the art of handling Doug Toby flips in another two points young autograph seekers. ference game with Paoli. Row 1: Herb Lomax, Dusty Waiz, Claude LaMas ter. Row 2: Larry Stricker, STUDENT MANAGERS: Herb Lomax, Doug Toby, R. T. Green, Dennis Mayfield. Claude LaMaster. 1m M In CHEERLEADERS: Mary K. Baker, Denise Smith, Rebecca Staggs. Dusty Waiz, Larry Stricker, Dennis Mayfield, Doug Toby, R. T. Green. Row 1: S. Miller, manager; M. Knight, R. Martin, T. White, F. Everitt, R. Gunterman, D. Coats. Row 2: M. Yost, man- ager; B. Davis, M. Bottorff, B. Jones, M. Balmer, R. Hall, H.Kahl,K. Smith, P. Miller, L. Taylor,coach. If this year,s J.V. and Freshman teams are any evidence of what the Varsity will be like the next four years, there will certainly be no shortage of talent at Silver Creek. The J.V. had a record iof 13-5, while the Freshmen were 14-4 and also finished second in their tourna- ment at Clarksville. The J.V. team was coached again by L. J. Taylor, while the Freshmen were led in their fine season by first year coach, Chester Brown. JV and Freshmen Row 1: B. Wright, E. Bolly, C. Gentry, T. Sells, T. Davis, T. Cook, T. Benn, M. Williams. Row 2: R. Zihar, B. Coons, K. Hecker, J. Wail. D. Graf, J. Basham, D. Schindler. Row 3: D. Broadus, M. Kamer, J. Harris, R. Jackson, J. Beyl, C. Brown, coach. All-Sports Banquet . Dusty Waiz: Scholastic Award, Best All-Around Athlete, Golf Award, and Tennis Award; Doug Toby: Sportsmanship Award; Dennis Mayfield: Free Throw Award; R. T. Green: Most Valu- able Player Award and Rebound Award; Terry White: Cross Coun- trys Award; Larry Stricker: Gary Smith: Defensive Player Award; Steve Green: Track Award; Rick Gunterman: Baseball Award. Gpest speaker at this yearss All Sports Banquet was Silver Creek won the State Table Tennis Tournament s Mr. Tom Mont, football coach at DePauw Univer- the first year it was held. Shown receiving their trophy sity. are Terry Miller, Claude LaMaster, and Bill Coons. SC. Baseball Team Row1:M.Smith,D.Coats,B.Ruddell,T.Davidson,R.Gunterman, F. Everitt, D. Schindler, T. Cook. Row 2: M. Yost, R. Zihar, R. Samples, M. Taylor, M. Morgan, C. Gentry, T. Sells, T. Davis. Row 3. L. J. Taylor, Coach; R. Jackson, J. Waiz, M. Balmer, H. Kahl, B. Davis, R. Davis, T. Meredith, R. Combs, Asst. Coach. BASEBALL RESULTS Silver Creek.. Jen. Co. . . . . Silver Creek.. . . .1 Jen. C6. . . . Silver Creek. . . . .1 Providence Silver Creek. . . . .8 Silver Creek. . . . .0 SilverCreek.....5 Paoli............ Silver Creek. . . . .4 Henryville . . . . . . . . Silver Creek. . . . .1 Charlestown . . . . . . 1 .2 5 4 0 0 9 .10 c L.. w .18 o o . . Austin Jeffersonville . . . . . Silver Creek. Madison .. Silver Creek. . . . . Clarksville Silver Creek.. Brownstown . . . . . 1 Silver Creek.. Silver Creek. . . . . Silver Creek.. . Silver Creek. . . . Silver Creek. . . . . New Washington . . .2 3 Silver Creek. . . . .0 Corydon . . . . . . . . . Silver Creek.. . . .7 Floyd Central . . . . . .5 0 . . . n u o o u o o . Providence wau-qr-I-Jp-aoxox Providence ......1 Salem 0 i... w Scottsburg . . . Rick Gunterman warms up before a home game. Silver Creek. . . . New Washington Silver Creek. . . . . Providence . . . . . . . 011-40qu;: Coach Taylor supervises the defensive According to the concentration of the players in the dug-out, it moves of the team. must be an exciting game. Senior player, Tom Roth- ' h . . . I I V A h baur awaits his turn to : Don Coats slams a hlt to score for the Dragons. bat. , Sole senior cross country member, Herb Lomax, gives his feet a pep talk before a meet. CC Team - Best Season Ever This yearhs cross country team experienced a very fine season finishing with a record of 11 wins, 2 losses, and one tie. Some of the highlights of the season saw the team win the Jeff Inv1tat10nal and fmISh second In the 0011' Terry White nears the finish line as he sets a new ference meet. cross country record. Row 1: M. Williams, D. Coats, H. Lomax, M. Spencer, T. White, M. Whitlock. T. Whitlock. Row 2: C. LaMaster, Mgr.; R. Cunterman, M. Dittmer, R. Densford, B. Cline, M. Bottorf, T. Maples, M. Yost, Mgr. Row 1: R. Rash, T. Renn, M. Williams, H. Lomax, R. Martin, T. White, C. Peterson, T. Whitlock, M. Whitlock, B. Wright, Mgr. Row 2: G. Conley, Mgr.; M. Spencer, M. Knight, C. McMinoway, J. Basham, D. Broadus, R. Bottorff, R. Durham. Row 3: M. Bridges, D. Fackler, R. T. Green, S. Green, B. Jones, J. Beyl, J. Blincoe, T. DelaRosa. Track - a Rugged Sport at SC. Mark Knight readies himself for the pole vault before breaking the school record. Rick Durham makes the high-jump look easy. 72 Row 1: J. Billingsley, C. LaMaster, D. Waiz, J. Henderson, E. Bolly. Row 2: P. Miller, M. Kamer, K. Smith, M. Staples, J. Wilkerson, L. Gilbert, Coach. Dusty Waiz shows good form with his approach to the first green. Golf The golf team experienced many ups and downs dur- ing the year, finishing with a very respectable 33 wins and 15 losses. Dusty Waiz accomplished a first for SC golfers by placing third in the Sectional and thus qualifying for the Regional. Overall, the golf team has four of their top five back, promising even greater achievements in the future. Monty Staples and Jay Billingsley practice their putting strokes before a home meet. Row 1: J. Krajnak, T. Rothbauer, D. Meyer, D. Waiz, Mr. Mosley, Coach. Row 2: K. Smith, K. Harrington, C. Curtis, S. Green, F. Wycoff. Joe Krajnak gets his timing down for an upcoming . match. IFS not whether you Win or lose, itis the fun you have playing. This was the team,s atti- tude as they struggled to a 1-8 record, with the win coming against a tough Mt. St. Fran- cis team. Tom Rothbauer vollies with opponent in a meet with Providence. Sports Awards Steve Green receives the Walter Wilkerson Track Award from Patty Wilkerson. Rick Gunterman receives the OtNeal most valuable baseball player award from Coach Taylor. Dusty Waiz receives the outstanding Golfer Award from Coach Larry Gilbert. most valuable player Doug Toby receives the McCartin-Werle Sportsman- ship Award from George Gerth. Terry White receives the Cross Country Award from Coach Green. Juniors: R. Martin, M. Sherrill, G. Hostettler, P. Miller, B. Davis, Golf Champ: Dusty Waiz. L. Stricker, Coach R. Hall, M. Bottorff, B. Davis, M. Balmer, T. White. Intramural Winners Sophomores: Row 1: J. McNulty, J. Harrington, M. Schuler, L. Swartz, A. Turk, C. Baxter, K. Bailey. Row 2: M. Taylor, S. Collier, ;ahle Tennis Champ: Terry $6bylgglfeg g;eglaug::c?;esB. Lewis, M. Hauselman. Row 3: D. 1 er. a . SC Cheerleaders 7 Varsity Cheerleaders: Sue Ann Waiz, Rebecca Staggs, Lana Smith, Denise Smith, Captain; Mary K. Baker, Janice Herrington. NWWWWWW a . m M . tLW an IV Cheerleaders: Carolyn Rauck, Debbie aiz, CherylMartin. Freshman Cheerleaders: Gail Hostettler, LuAnn Adam, Mary Ann Davis, Coleda Carver, Captain. ttOoh Oh My Gosh? 6tBut Can You Dig It? These are just two of the many new yells used by this yearhs team of ttDragon Backers? De- spite an injury to their captain, Denise Smith, the cheerleaders displayed an unusual amount of spirit in the pep sessions and in leading the Dragons to a very successful season. M ?a??? , m , 4 , a 4 : 5W$W$Kz$W$WWAm$W$M A 80 SC Grows With West Clark The happiness and prosperity of a community depend greatly on the education of its youth. This year at SC, the addition of new faculty and students required reorganization of our administrative staff to insure that the quality of education offered will prepare us to face the challenges of the future. PRINCIPAL: Norman F. Beyl ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Joseph Mollohan SCHOOL BOARD: Theodore Hamm, Melvin Jacobi, Raymond Stoner, Dr. William Greene, Karl Walk. DEWEY TED ARNETT Agriculture CARL BOOKER Government w 1 ORREN BRIGGS i w Drivers Education CAROLYN CAUDILL Art ROBERT COMBS Business Education RUTH CORNETT Business Education SUE CROYLE Spanish; History ED DENTON Physical Education LARRY FELDMEYER Band ALICE GARRETT Business Education LARRY GILBERT English LLOYD COODLETT English; Speech RAY GREEN Health MARGARET HAUSELMAN Concert Choir ROD HESTER Industrial Arts SHIRLEY IRBY Counselor RUTH JACKSON Home Economics MAXINE JOHNSON Geometry; Adv. Math ROBERT LOVE Chemistry; Physics WILLIAM MAKOWSKY U.S. HistOry RICHARD MATTOX World History; Psychology SHIRLEY MORGAN Library WILLIAM MOSLEY Biology SUE NOLTEMEYER Reading; Biology DAVID PRATHER Algebra J ANET SCHULER English L. J. TAYLOR Business Math LINDA TUCKER Physical Education; Health JOHN TUCKER Industrial Arts MILDRED WERLE English; Latin Office Activity Benefits All The office activity benefits every student at our school. The many phone calls that come through our office, the club funds, and all the sick are properly taken care of by our efficient office workers. For their time and efforts during the last four years, we thank them. BOOKKEEPER: Lola Crabtree SECRETARY: Norma Zimmerman BUS DRIVERS: Bud Longest, Marvin Mayfield, Geneva Dreyer, Norman Longest, Mary Weber, Walter Wilkerson, Don McRae. Behind the scenes at a busy school, there are many activities that often go unnoticed. T0 the bus drivers, custodians, and cooks, we at Silver Creek are extremely grateful. CUSTODIANS: Lewis Dold, Voight Dietz, Bill Amos, Henry Montgomery. COOKS: Evelyn Miller, Shirley Zihar, Judy Scott, Helene Walter. The years have quickly slipped away; You pause now at the open door; You linger but you cannot stay- Because you are children no more. SENIORS i . , 1:: o , I o l ;zmwwmmm.waAmwwMmmwmmmwmwwmewx mm KK . MW M... m A . . , M a tear of mixed joy and sadness on graduation night . . . a step forward to a brighter, new tomorrow . . . an attempt to make this last year the best Senior class officers are: Doug Toby-Treas., Mary K. Baker - Sec., Dusty Waiz Pres., and Connie Dreyer-VP. DEBORAH ANN ADAMS FHA; FNA; Pep C.; Spanish C. JAY WAYNE APPLEGATE Spanish C. PAMELA JEAN ARMSTRONG FBLA; GAA; Pep c. MARY KATHRYN BAKER Stu. Coun. V.P.; SSS P.; NaHoSo V.P.; FTA; Science C. Sec.; V. Cheer; Pep C.;' BB Queen; Prom Queen; Jr. class' TL; Sr. class Sec. TERRY A. BALMER T; CC; BB; B. WILLIAM H. BASHAM Though the class of ,70 often felt they knew all the answers, they would find themselves relying on the help of these sponsors, Mr. Goodlett, Mrs. Noltemeyer, and Mr. Green. They listened to our ideas and whims and tried to guide us along a productive but original semor year. k JACK GREGORY BLANTON Science C.; SC C.; Boyst State Alt.; NaHoSo PATRICIA ANN BLINCOE FHA; Pep C.; Choir CONNIE LEE. BOWE Pep C.; Spanish C. MARY ANN BROADUS FTA; GAA; FNA; SC C.; NaHo- 50; Science Q; Band; Choir ROGER DALE BRUTON Intramurals; CC; JV BB. WAYNE LEE BRYSON BETTY JO CARLISLE FBLA; FHA; GAA; Pep C. CALVIN L. CARTER J. HARRIS CHINN Seniors DELORES JANE COLEMAN FHA BONNIA LINELL COOK GAA; SSS; FTA; Science C.; SC C.; Prom Queen CL; Band P.; Drum Maj. GARY COOPER FF A LISA KATHRYN COSTIN GAA; FTA P.; SSS; SC C.; Sci- ence C.; Spanish C. SHERRY LYNN COUCH FTA; FNA; GAA; SC C.; NaHo- So; Science C.; Band GEORGE ROBERT CRONE Fr. BB wwwm a CARL EUGENE CURTIS FTA; FBLA; SC C.; Spanish C.; Tennis; BB Mgr. ; CAROLYN SUE CURTIS . FNA: FBLA; GAA; Spanish C.; Pep C. JOEY E. DAVIS Qmw NATHAN REGINALD DAVIS ' JIMMIE D. DAY FFA CLARENCE E. DEAN JR. Band; Tennis; Fr. BB; B THERESA DENSFORD MARY ELIZABETH DESPAIN FBLA; FHA; FNA; GAA; Pep C. PATRICIA N EAL DOUGHTY SSS; FTA; GAA; FNA; SC C.; Pep C.; Science Q; Paper; NaHoSo CONNIE ELAINE DREYER SSS; FNA; Pep C.; Science Q; Miss SCHS 0.; BB Queen 0.; Soph. class 560.; Sr. class V.P.; Paper BARBARA LYNN DURHAM FBLA; FHA; GAA; Intramurals SHARON ECKERT FHA; GAA; FBLA; FNA; Choir EMILY ELDRIDGE FHA SUSAN GAY ERNEST FBLA; GAA; Pep C.; Spanish C. RUTH ANN EVERLY FHA; FNA; FBLA; GAA; SC C.; Science Q; Pep C.; Spanish C. J. Chinn and Perry Walker show their spirit as the Seniors combine power and talent to win the Spirit Paddle? ' : GAIL E. GENTRY PAUL DENNIS GEHLBACH WWW $32, - Senior Virtues ? MELVIN DENNIS FERGUSEN FFA JANET SUE FLOYD FNA; FTA; FHA; GAA; SC C.; Spanish C.; Science C.; Band CREGG ALLEN FULKERSON PHILIP STANLEY GATER FFA Hi-Y; Spanish C.; Science C. GAA ANN GIBSON GAA; FHA; FNA; Spanish C.; Jr. class V.P.; Intramurals RAYMOND T. GREEN Hi-Y P.; NaHoSo P.; SC C.; Sci- ence C.; Spanish C.; Boys State; BB BEVERLY ANN GROSS GAA; SC C.; NaHoSo; FBLA VP; Pep C.; Spanish C. 9O MICHAEL HARRINGTON CHARLENE HEATH SSS; FBLA; FNA; GAA; SC C.; Paper editor; Miss SCHS Ct. ROSEMARIETTA HIGDON FHA LONNIE ALLEN HISER DEBRA HOF F MAN FTA; SSS; CAA; FHA; Pep C.; Girls, State Alt. ROY DALE HOOE FFA; SC C.; BB; B ALAN DAVID HUGHES FFA; Science C. TERRY LEE J ELLISON FFA RICHARD RAY J OHNSON Mrs. Irby helps senior, Dennis Knight, decide what course to follow after graduation. fgguwwmwwwwWMWWWmemww.WM Wm. .KWMWW. NW.N.,........ .M..Ww,;,. MM , Their Horizons Are Unlimited FELECIA KELLY FTA; NaHoSo; Science C.; Span- ish C. DENNIS EUGENE KNIGHT SC C.; Hi-Y; Paper; BB; T; CC; B J OSEPH KRAJNAK FTA; SC C.; NaHoSo; Science C.; Spanish C.; Tennis CLAUDE HAMILTON LaMASTER FBLA; Stu, C0un.; Hi-Y; Science C.; Spanish C.; Paper; Fr. Class Sec.; BB ;Mgr.; CC Mgr.; Golf JOYCE JANETTE LAMBERT FNA P.; SSS; GAA; Pep C.; Spanish C. T.; Paper; Annual BARBARA JEAN LEITNER GAA; Spanish C.; Choir; Pep C. mexw :92 www w mm w wwwm mvwmmvw m m m m m mm w 22? wow DONNA KAY LEWIS SSS; FBLA; FTA; FNA; GAA; SC C. WWWW$W Q WWWW wwma VWVk 4 gar wwww 99? $ 165$ w ?WaWa? almigw; ROBERT RAYMOND LEWIS FFA; B x; The heights of senior superiority seems to be feelings of Neil Pettit. Senior boys join in the work of decorating the front hall for hSpirit Week? Their efforts won the seniors the coveted gSpirit Paddle? 915 x' E, 1 '3 . 'I V9 I ' '3? ' ' - I .II .9 O HERBERT ALAN LOMAX FFA VP; Hi-Y VP; Spanish C. T; Intramurals; T; CC; B Mgr. DENNIS MAYFIELD SC C.; Spanish C.; Hi-Y; Science C.; BB; B; NaHoSo JOHN ALLAN McCURDY Bowling; Chess; B STEVE MCDONNER Science C.; Band HENRY L. McMAHAN, JR. MICHAEL EDWARD McNULTY DAVID MEYER FBLA STEPHEN DOUGLAS MILES h LONNIE D. MILLER h ROBERT STEVEN MILLER J h h Hi-Y; Science C.; Intramurals; Band; Fr. class P. Seniors Depart - Image Lingers TERRY ALAN MILLER Hi-Y; Science Q; Spanish C.; Golf JOHN DOUGLAS MOORE Science C. JANA CHARLENE MORRIS FHA mvmm me'm m m m mew WWW mmm KAREN DENISE MULL GAA; FHA; FNA; Band STANLEY ORMAN FFA RONALD THOMAS PARK FFA NEIL EUGENE PETTIT Band; Tennis CHARLES DENNIS POOLER i FFA OPAL BURKHART PRATHER DAVID ANTHONY RASH FFA; Band LINDA DIANE REARDON GAA; Science Q; Spanish C.; , i Choir P; Band - JANET MARIE RENN ii i Choir But, Joyce, even the map is round? SHERYL LUEGGE RICHEY I i FTA; Spanish C.; Science Q; Choir; Band DAVID EUGENE RIEGER W FFA Sec.; FBLA; Spanish C. THOMAS DAVID , ROTHBAUER Spanish C.: Science Q; Fr. Class i T; BB; B; Tennis; Intramurals DONALD G. SCHULER FFA DELORES DIANE SHARP FBLA; CAA; Choir JEANETTE ELAINE SMITH Spanish: C. DENISE MARIE SMITH GAA; Pep C.; SSS; Stu. Conn. P.; NaHrSo; SDPHiSh C.; Cheer- capt.; Annual Ed.; Jr. class sec.; Miss SCHS CL; Prom Queen CL; SC C. REBECCA R. STAGGS SSS; GAA; FHA; FNA P; Pep C.; Cheer; Spanish C. KAREN SUE STEARSMAN FHA; FBLA; GAA; SSS; Choir PAMELA GAYLE STEIN CAA; FNA; SSS; FHA; Pep C.; FTA T; SC C. Sec: Spanish C.; Science C.; Annual Co-ed.; Paper; Intramurals; NaHoSo PATRICIA ANN STEWART FTA; SC C.; Spanish C.; Science Q; NaHoSo; Band; Girlg State LARRY WAYNE STRICKER FFA; Hi-Y Sgt. a; arms; BB; T MICHAEL ALBERT SWARTZ JAMES TAYLOR FFA HOWARD R. THOMAS Spanish C.; Mr. SCHS CL; Band DOUGLAS J OSEPH TOBY FBLA; Hi-Y Sec: Spanm C: SC C.; P; Sr. class T; Mr. SCHS CL; BB; B Mgr. PHYLLIS MARIE VALENTINE FHA; Pep C. JANET LYNN VAUGHT SSS VP; NaHoSo Sec.; Stu. Coun. T; SC C.; Pep C. VP, P; Science C. T; Soph. class VP; BB Queen Ct. CANDANCE LEIGH VOYLES FBLA; FNA; GAA T; Pep C.; SC C.; Intramurals And they wonder why Physics is a Seniofs favorite class. as Graduation Nears STEVE VOYLES DEBORA WAGCONER GAA; Pep C.; Choir DANIEL J. WAIZ FTA; Science C. P; SC C.; Stu. Coun. T; Hi-Y T; Annual; Mr. SCHS Ct.; Fr. class VP; Soph. class P; Sr. class P; Golf; Tennis; BB 1 DONNA KAY WAIZ SSS Sec.; FNA VP; SC C.; GAA Sec-T; Pep C.; BB Queen Ct. PERRY LYNN WALKER RICKEY L. WATERS DEBORAH ANN WEBER FHA; FNA; Science Q; Pep C. J EFFREY WHITE SCHS CL; Fr. class VP; Soph. class T; T Mgr.; CC LINDA WILLIAMS EVELYN LOUISE WOODS GAA; FHA; FBLA; FNA; Pep C.; Choir J EAN ADELE WYCOFF FBLA SHERYL LYNNE ZIHAR SSS; FTA; Stu. C0un.; GAA; Sci- ence C.; Band Charles Anderson J ackie Appell Tim Armstrong Carolyn Baker Moose Balmer Dennis Beaver Dennis Beavin Peggy Beckman Junior Class Officers and Sponsors are: Mr. Gilbert Mrs. Scjuler, L. Kent, Pres.; M. Balmer, 560.; C. Rauck, Treas.; B. Ruddell, V.P.; and Mr. Arnett. J uniors Prepare Gwen Bedell J anice Biggs Kitty Bland Mike Bottorff Roger Bottorff Kathy Boyd Donald Briner Susan Broadus James Broady Suzann Byers James Campbell Curtis Carter Bruce Cline Lorna Costin Carolyn Couch Brenda Cox Bruce Crawford Joyce Crawley Joe Crum Carla Curtis Prentice Danner Terry Davidson Brad Davis Brent Davis JoAnna Day Mark Dittmer Jimmie Donahoe Richard Durham Brian Eldridge Penne Elrod Debbie Fackler Gail Farnsley Eddie Feeler Virtie Garrett Steve Green Robert Hall Rodney Hanger Dwight Hardin Gloria Hardin Brent Hardy Rose Hardy Carol Hauselman Cindy Hecker Kathy Hinton Gary Hiser Danny Hobbs Brenda Hooe Cary Hostettler Joleen House Bill Huber Connie Huff William Ice Kathy Jackson Louanne Johnson Donna Kelly Patricia Kelly Linda Kent Kathy Killen Morris Lanham Yvonne Lewis J uniors Grace Lomax Debbie Lowe Rosemary Mannix Terry Maples Roger Martin Joan Mathis Debbie McArthur Tim McCartin Robert McDonald Dennis McKinley Deniece McNew Terry Meek Tony Meridith Brenda Mills William Mosley Susan Mull Pat Munk Donna Myers Larry Myers Pauletta Offutt Mary O Nea1 John Peterson Kathy Peyton Kathy Prather Debbie Prince Billy Raikes Carolyn Rauck Charlotte Reliford David Renn Kay Renn Elizabeth Richey Debbie Ricketts Bill Ruddell Sherry Ruddell Barbara Schuler Edward Scott Linda Servidio Robert Shaw Mark Sherrill Carolyn Short Debbie Sidebottom Teresa Skaggs Pictures Not Available Mike Bridges Roger Densford Paul Ehringer Richard Gator Robert Gibson Russell Green Phillip Miller Nancy Short Danny Wagoner Kurt Zurschmiede To keep up with the times, a current events bulletin board was organized by the Junior Class. Billy Skaggs Karen Smith Lana Smith Mike Smith Charles Snider Junior Spencer Mark Spencer Mcnte Staples Waitman Steele Craig Stouffer Linda Taylor Danny Terry Steve Terry Chris Thompson Jimmy Tomes Stanley Tomes Timmv Tomes Ann Trump Mark Turner Monte Voyles Ellen W: ggoner Peggy Waiz Brcnda Wallace Karen Watson Terry White Mark Whitfock Joan Wilson Frank Wycoff Linda Yochem Mark Yost : wijfdmofsfm n: W- $$$.;223311;$;$: 1. :$? ang . z KEITH HNRRINCTOX Heaven gives its favoritCSr early death W, Lord Byron Sophomores Show Potential Gary Akers Karen Armstrong Karen Bailey Marianne Bailey Jack Barnes Trudy Bates Barbara Bauman Candy Baxter . Greg Berry Patricia Biesel Joyce Blakley Marsha Bolly Larry Bolton Sandy ane Juanita Brocar Mildred Brown Roy Nita Browning J. D. Bullock Geneva Burkhart Cary Burris Beverly Butler Allen Carpenter Brenda Carr David Carver David Casey Donald Coats Sophomore class officers and sponsors are: Mrs. Tucker, B. Baumann, V.P.; L. Swartz, Sec.; R. Gunterman, Pros; and Mr. Taylor. Not pictured J. Denison, Treas. Debbie Coffman Susan Collier George Conley Charles Cook Karen Cook Cindy Couch Barbara Crabtree David Crum Virginia Curtis Bobby Day Debra Day J ohn Denison Phillip Dold Joseph Dowdle Richard Dreyer Brenda Dunaway Sharon Durbin Robert Elkins Fred Everitt Doris Feeler Rita Fetter Brenda Floyd Boyd Francke Julie Gohmann Ricki Cunterman Mark Haas Jimmy Hall Ricky Hall Elaine Hamm Cathy Hardin 6 What do you Inean, Spidi VVeek is aheady over? - - .-..,. c Randy Hargis Janice Harrington Melinda Hauselman Ramona Higdon Margaret Hobbs. Bryan Holland Virginia Holzkamp Randy Hopper Chris Hughes Patty Hutchinson Brent Jones Hobson Kahl Richard Kempf John Kent Terry Kinzer Paul Kitterman Mark Knight Ellen Koestel Caroline Krajnak Beverly Lewis Rodney Lewis Teresa Logsdon John Lozier Ricky Masters Donald McMahan Patty McMahan Gary McMinoway Janice McNulty Judy McRae David Meland LouAnn Meyer Larry Mikel Kathy Miller Scott Miller Vicki Miller Ralph Miner Charles Myers J ames Nichols Dee Dee Nunn Danny Peevey Linda Pendleton Mindy Pfister Danny Phelps Joyce Phipps Duane Powell Greg Prather Marsha Raeinhardt Annette Ray Nancy Roberts Wanda Roberts Robin Samples Mary Schuler J oyce Short Sandy Shrader Danny Smith Kay Smith Kirk Smith Dennis Snook Happiness is being a Sophomore and finally learning your locker combination. Joyce Spear Patty Spencer Janice Staples Robert Stevens Shirley Stricker Lana Swartz Debbie Taylor Marcia Taylor Millie Terry Donna Thompson Charlotte Tindall Peggy Trimpe Alice Turk Marcia Turner Patty Tuttle . Dcnna Valentine ' Bill Vest xx Carolyn Waiz Sue Waiz Karen Walker J0yce Whitaker Terry Whitlock Dana Wilkerson Rita Whobrey Toni Wininger Doris Wray Jeff Wright Pictures Not Available: Emmett Baxter Nancy Baxter Dwight Elrod Bill Hargis Richard Rash Michael Shepard Patsy VanMeter Apprehensively, Diane awaits the one note to begin Pom Pon routine. mmmm mmwnww'wmm Mwmmwwww 1x Mfawvw Wm waxy I08 332$ g A Freshman class officers and sponsors: Mr. Mosley, Diane Prather, Sec.; Lisa Cook, V.P.; Mr. Love, Mark Kamer, Pres.; Jeff Waiz, Treas. Patti Bates Diana Bauerla Dorinda Berry Jerry Beyl Wanda Blankenship Jimmy Blincoe Eddie Bolly Donna Borho Marla Bottorff Betty Bringham David Broadus Donald Broady Pat Burris Andy Bush Guy Chruchman Jackie Cissell Mattie Cissell Cathy Cook Charles Abbott LuAnn Adam Karen Adamczak Harry Amos Marcia Amos Connie Anderson J eff Barton Joseph Basham Freshmen Adapt Diane Cook Lisa Cook Terry Cook James Coomer William Coons Mark Cooper Shelia Cooper Warner Costin Cheryl Crawford Barbara Cubbage Mary Ann Davis Tom Davis Diane Dean Terry Della Rosa Roy Donahoe Connie Druin Teresa Druin Gary Duvall Timothy Ehringer Debbie Ellison Dwayne Fackler Yvonne Fields Steve Foley Paula Fulkerson Claudette Garrett David Cater Chris Gentry Sherry Goforth David Graf Karen Hamm Kent Hamm Ray Hardin Charles Hardman Theresa Hargis Jim Harris Don Hayworth Kenny Hecker Jim Henderson Diana Hicks Steven Hoehn Bill Hooper Gail Hostettler l09 Freshmen . . . 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Burris, P., 9: 59, 108 Bush, A., 9: 108 Butler, B., 10: 56, 58, 59, 103 Byers, S., 11: 39, 51, 56, 58, 59, 98 Campbell, J., 11: 51, 56, 58, 59, 98 Carlisle, B., 12: 18, 51,53, 56, 58, 59, 87 Carpenter, A., 10: 57, 103 Carr, B., 10: 103 Carter, C., 12: 18, 53, 87, 93 Carter, C., 11: 98 Carver, C., 9: 38, 56, 58, 59, 77 Carver, D., 10: 103 Casey, D., 10: 103 Caudill, S.: 81 Chinn, J., 12: 87, 89 Churchman, G., 9: 108 Cissell, J., 9: 108 Cissell, M., 9: 108 Cline, B., 11: 40, 51, 70, 98 Coats, D., 10: 50, 52, 66, 70, 103 Coffman, D., 10: 52, 56, 59, 104 Coleman, J., 12: 88 Combs, K., 53, 81 Coomevr, J., 9: 40, 109 Conley, G., 10: 104 Cook, B., 12: 18, 19, 40, 41, 45, 48, 50, 51, 52, 54, 59, 88 Coons, W., 9: 66, 109 Cook, C., 11: 57, 104 Cook, F., 9: 109 Cook, K., 10: 56, 104 Cook, L., 10: 40, 48, 54, 56, 59, 108, 190 Cook, T., 10: 44, 49, 66, 109 Cooper, G., 12: 57, 88 Cooper, M., 9: 109 Cooper, S., 9: 56, 109 Cornett, R.: 48, 81 Costin, L., 12: 40, 41, 48, 51, :58, 98 Costin, L., 11: 44, 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89 Fackler, D., 11: 56, 58, 99 Fackler, D., 9: 109 Feeler, D., 10: 58, 104 Feeler, E., 11: 57, 99 Feldmeyer, L., 40, 41, 81 Fetter, R., 10: 104 Ferguson, M., 12: 57, 90 Fields, Y., 9: 56, 109 Floyd, B., 10: 56, 104 Floyd, J., 12: 18, 40, 50, 51, 53, 55, 58, 90 Foley, 5., 9: 109 Francke, B., 10: 40, 104 Fulkerson, C., 12: 90 Fulkerson, P., 9: 35, 56, 58, 59, 109 Garrett, L., 9: 56, 59, 190 Garrett, A., 41, 81 Garrett, V., 11: 99 Cater, D., 9: 109 Cater, P., 12: 90 Cater, B., 11: 57 Cehlbach, P., 12: 15, 42, 49, 50, 53, 90, 113 Gentry, C., 9: 66, 109 Gentry, G., 12: 53, 90 Gibson, H., 11: Gilbert, L., 81 Cohmann, J., 10: 48, 50, 51, 55, 58, 59, 104 Goodlett, L., 81, 87 Goforth, S., 9: 109 Graf, D., 9: 57, 66, 109 Green, R.: 63, 64, 81, 87 Green, R. 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