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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1973 volume:

wwwxugwwnxiig xv ix n n l. t n e n L. Flag Pram American g a , i. a tn Cheerleaders stand in somber respect during the flag raising. at The Maiorettes march carrying the flag of our nation. Qt Didna Mills assists Denise Amos in read- ying the flag for ascent. Mt Up, up and away. Qt Pep Club members ioin in singing the National Anthem. Mt Patty Dittmer escorts the flag through the Booster Parade. Wt Freshman float theme centers around patriotism. Ht 5. Prcther and her assistants sign stu- dents for the final vote. at C. Abbot casts a vote for his candidate. t3t J. Ellis spoke to the student body on the views of Congress- man Lee Hamilton. Ht 8. Osborne ponders the maior decision faced by numerous voters - Will it be Nixon or McGovern?? t5t C. Crawford presented the views of President Nixon to the student body. tbt T. Sells, alias George McGovern, expressed the views of the Democratic platform. Nixon won 289 to McGovern's 137. Pres. Nixon T 7v eax um: $22: xx ,fmvwwwwxxa Viv 3r? $?Qirgise Rwy u w km$ L gm? Ht The 1973 Yearbook is centered around the red, white, and blue. The patriotic theme of Silver Creek - Part of the American Scene was chosen because of the school's involvement in the presidential election, the importance of Americanism today, and the fact that red, white and blue is so widely advertised in all aspects of the Dragons' world . . . Red, White, and Blue Day was held on Wednesday, October II. All Silver Creek students were encouraged to wear their patriotic colors and ioin in the festivities during the noon hour when the above picture was taken. ' .Sff'n' . .n. Amm WWW .9M ., 4..ng WWJ' gv' -A-.n.3. 'uu an m$ . ;;.4a r3hh xwwwmmwmww$mwj 4w9r'd,.444up4wl HF - am Hemm..1.a:u mmeWMme w! am mmww , Leonard Basham, Joe Roberts Lead Cross Country Runners CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: Row I : Rick Engleking, Larry Stevenson, Matt Brewer, Jim Wbiflock, Row 2: David Roberts, Joe Roberts, $Sfeve Mobley, Rick Parr, Terry Beavins, Row 3: Brian Wright, Manager, Doug Coffman, Leonard Basham, Joe Basham, Tom Renn. 0 Mr. Brown chokes as L. Stevenson fin- ished first in practice. 3 J. Basham, T. Renn, J. Roberts, and L. Basham, prepare to lead 5. C. to another victory. Coach MaHox concentrates on a close m match. 0 3. Armstrong, E. Bolly, J. Cash ioke it up before their next set. 3 J. Waiz perfects his serve. 0 Row 1: Jim Cash, Terry DellaRosa, Mark Kamer, Ronnie Zihar, Brian Armstrong, Row 2: Jeff Waiz, Terry Cook, terry Osborne, Eddie Bolly. Tennis Squad 4th Ln MS C Under New Coach, Mattox r 1, vfazi Girls Place Second in Volleyball Sectional 0 Lisa Skaggs, LuAnn Adam, Kathy Wag- goner, Diane Prather, Mary Ann Davis, Lisa Cook, Shonna Broadus, Donna Montgomery, Donna Davis, Coach Tucker, Kneeling: Terri Stevenson, Melissa Callis, Patty Hoffman, Cindy Miller, Mary Stone, Sqndy Sfandiford, Debbie Gibson. 0 When the going gets rough, Cindy Miller calls time-out. Kn The girls plan their strategy before a big game. g womazismim HR 7? kw 1 Uh Rick Jackson gives Queen Wendie the ' ' h traditional kiss. ah Tom Renn assists Wen- l; endle Eanson, SOPh., C 08677! die with the cape. hm Queen court: Patty Boyd, Jr., Melanie Lowe, Sn, Queen Wendie, andAmvsedemFr- Basketball H omecoming Queen -.-18 H VARSITY: u-M Mgrs., E. Bolly, B. Wright, R. Mobley, L. Basham, C. Prafher, D. Eddings, Coaches, J. Heaton, C. Brown, Row 2: T. Cook, J. Waiz, J. Cash, J. Beyl, R. Jack- son, W. Rieger, T. Renn. 0 M.V.P., J. Beyl slams two home. 3 T. Renn helped 5. C. win the Hoopla Award. 4 T. Renn and W. Rieger snap another rebound. 6 L. Bashain breaks hoop as Dragons bust another team. 6 J. Waiz, alias Deadeye, concen- trates on sinking a basket. Dragons Bring in M . S. Conference Race Home the Bacon? A MA Southwestern H R. Mobley puts in a short iumper. VA C. Davis a manager's work is never done.'1$ 'W. Rieger, recipient of the Sportsmans ip Award, also known for his determination banks in a close shot. 4 Coach J. Heaton stresses 0 point during a brief time out. 5 T. Renn and C. Prather team up to snatch this rebound. 6 T. Renn fires up two against Providence en route to the Holiday Tourney Championship. 21 22 ragons Win N'Wvooden Keg? ostettler Is Queen Candidate Uh Dragons clutching their hard earned fro- phy ah st 00 the spoils of victory, the tourney trophy and the wooden keg. hm Gail Hos- tetfler was our representative for Tourney Queen. She was escorted by Dennis O'neal, Senior Class President. 0 J-V Squad H-m Managers C. Davis, K. Couch, Row 2: Coach Brown, R. Parr, D. Coff- man, M. Bower, A. Conaway, G. Burton, M. Warren, T. Staley, L. Stephenson, R. Englek- ing, D. Abbot. 2 Booster Parade ride fires up the team. 3 R. Engleking lets loose with Two big ones. f. V. Improves in Late-going: Places 2nd in Clark Tourney 24 F reshman T eam Produces Two T 0p Athletes for J. V. Squad U u-M T. Langford, Mgr., D. Spencer, K. Waiz, T. Clark, P. Kannapel, M. Belles, J. Sfurgis, Row 2: T. Purlee, A. Waiz, D. Pennington, M. Schrader, K. Spencer, D. Lanham, L. Alexander, K. Ehringer, A. Samples, P. Eddings, Coach R. Bailey. 2 A. Waiz in rare form. 0 K. Spencer hauls down a rebound. kn H C. Reynolds is stunned after loss. 0 Victorious Senior starters take it easy after they breeze to a simple victory. 3 Ball! Balll Who got the ball? 4 The confident Seniors express their optimism offer two easy victories. eniors Make Basketball Look asy With Tourney Win!!! 25 0 C. Stauffer glides over the hurdles. 0 J. Davis finishes 3rd in 100. 3 Row I: u-M D. Montgomery, M. Callis, C. Martin, K. Beyl, B. Leisf, L. Miller, S. Sfandiford, J. Wag- goner, Row 2: J. Doughty, Mgr.; L. Cook, L. Adam, K. Waggoner, D. Prather, C. Stouffer, M. Makowsky, B. Renn, L. Miller, J. Davis, Row 3: Coach L. Tucker, T. Stephenson, L. Skaggs, R. Dold, C. Reynolds, A. Bedell, W. Erickson, P. DiHmer, L. Lomax, 00 Coach Tucker looks weather-beafen. $ K. Wag- goner displays her skill at the shot. 6 L. Skaggs and T. Stephenson prepare to run. West Clark y . m ht - Accepts Girls i L f I 6 School Board Sees th mam, mm a fix. we : 4. jg giizgg :44! A . mg... 28 Beyl Captures 3rd in Sectional H urdles: Renn Excels in 100 and 220 Yard Dashes Ht C. Adamczak breezes to another first. at T. Renn edges out his opponents in a tight race. mt T. Prather and C. Adamczak find time to ioke around between races. Ht J. Beyl, MVP in track, shows his record breaking form in the high hurdles. m Row I: tL-Rt T. Purlee, R. Casteel, R. Broadus, M. Bells, K. Ehringer, L. Alexander, G. McRae, Row 2: C. Davis, Mgr., K. Waggoner, J. Can- ada, J. Roberts, J. Whitlock, R. Parr, K. Couch, Row 3: J. Beyl, T. Renn, C. Adamczak, D. Coffman, D. Roberts, Coach C. Brown. Mt R. Jackson lets out a mighty roar as he heaves the shot to a first place toss. Vt K. Waggoner displays his form in the hurdles. The 1973 Track Team finished third in the Mid-Southern Conference with numerous freshmen on the squad. 29 ,..a 3mm? 7E 30 in Conference 47,... U Mike Hawkins rests before a strenuous game. 2 Greg Burton thinks pitching is a funny profession. 3 Row 1: u-M M. Broa- dus, R. Engleking, M. Hawkins, T. Cook, J. Waiz, . Parr, D. Eddings, L. Stephenson, Row 2. Coach Ken Trinkle, B. Wright, A. Hall, R. Jackson, R. Zihar, A. Conaway, G. Burton, C. Prather, D. Schindler. 90 Greg Burton seems deiected after 'a practice. 5 Rick Parr gets a base hit during a game with Jeff. 6 Terry Cook winds up for another strike out. am? a agar: a 9 r irst Year Coach, Bob Love, V eads Golfers to 25-12 Record Uh Golf medalist, E. Bally drives down the fairway. ah A. Waiz concentrates on the pun. Bh B. Bailey looks pensive as he gets ready to putt. 00 u-m M. Baird, M. Brewer, T. Peoples, B. Bailey, J. Henderson, J. Cash, D. Coffman, K. Roach, Kneeling: Coach Bob Love. 0 J. Heaton, Southern Indiana Coach of the Year . 2 C. Brown gets ready to read off times as he waits for his track team. Kn u-M J. Heaton, R. Manox, R. Love, C. Brown, L. Tucker, R. Bailey, K. Trinkle. Coaches Lead Athletic T eams to Successful Year in Sports 33 M A L . , 5.5539 A Ht Terry Cook received the all around ath- lete and tennis awards. t3t Jerry Beyl was chosen most valuable player in basketball and track. at Rick Jackson was given the Mr. Hustle award and rebound award. Ht Award winners listen attentively as New Albany's state champ coach, Kirby Overman, gave the main address. wt Tom Renn won the defensive player award and assist award. Mt Wayne Rieger earned the sportsmanship trophy and Sandy Eckert received a senior cheerleader award. Other awards given at the banquet were the Free Throw to Jeff Waiz, Outstanding Cross Country went to Joe Basham and Kathy Waggoner was named MVP in volleyball and track. Maw p, f $5? $$ng , Banquet T rack, Basketball C Coach Overman Addresses Athleti Ln Valuable Beyl Named M05 t 35 ports Scores Sports SCOres Sports Scores 0PPONENT 'SQYmQUrL--wod , A Brownsqun ' ' V ' , 155,154, 15-13; ' 1 ' -Scottsburg -7won ' 3 TENNIS , , g ; GlRLS'VOLLE-YBALL 36 W .A . , io'mi idGDCe Bwan 5 Prov aw ?g , n ypmkiwxw ax; He j . I L Prov I C'G rks - 45, 57 47 l. N. E, b mayb m S ...u,,... Ln .w LB, M m, a um .Lm m L, H V ,a, LH M V C 7 .I 7 7 3 a $ L08 4 1 . ham 3 erfue :23!!an i313 A cadem LCS A cadem LCS Academ LCS Academ 39 L05 Academ LCS WWWWWWWMW 3 , , , 9wa mumemWWrzi 22., z, r , 52$? Academ X mics :2? g , . Acade LCS 'r A cadem I 3 TS. a Students Use Lit. Books for $1,103?sz Rh??? .5 ciiiidefmgi'iit 0 Concentration is mandatory in Mr. Gil- :1. , h L T . B Ch berts' Literature class. KM After a tough English assignment, Gerg Burton takes a l t e aSt Lme efore ange snooze. bu Denise Royce chuckles over a a story. m. 434,7 7 ,5. U Speech class provided entertainment at assembly programs. 08:3 A dazed Linda Spencer and unconcerned Terry Cook await cues in, The Ghost Wore White. 4 In the snowy courtyard, speech class takes a break. Drama New to Curriculum: m'Ghost Wore Whiten Produced. ,; 41 fH Karen Hamm calculates a chemistry equation. 0 Careful now, Bill Coons tells himself. 3 Sure you can't see? Rick Parr asks Tom Renn. H, Is this right now? questions Billy Bush. 5 Dennis Costin dili- gently works at his Math homework. 6 Tim Peoples and Dave Roberts are fascinated by tiny organisms. 7 Warner Cosfin checks the reason for Wayne Riegers' apparent hyp- nosis. 8 General Science covers varied topics. Scientists, Pigs, Bugs, ills SI: F rags and Worms Get Attention F mm B Lgatwe Use I nvest Lcmns M athemat logists L0 U. 5. Senator, Birch Addresses Student A U Ecoriomics proves to be amusing to this Senior class. 0 Senator Bayh talks with teachers after his speech. 3 Senator Birch Bayh relaxes while answering siudenfs' ques- tions. 4 Doug Coffman participates in U. S. History. Ht The SC Choir provided entertainment for numerous holiday concerts. at Karen Min- ton, Terry Prather, and Sharon Minton were 3 of the award winners at the banquet. Qt President of the Choir, Brenda Neville. W696i Like to Teach the World to Sing in Perfect Harmony Senior Artist, Becky Malloryg Wins WAK Y Cartoonist Award U Becky Mallory won the WAKY Journal- ism Cartoonist Award. 0 Modern art is dis- played with toothpicks by Wilma Baird. 3 Terry Walker finishes a macrame wall- hanging. b0 Toothpick art takes all of Patty Boyd's concentration. E g us Neil Smith uses his brain? in account- ing class. as Jenny John coaches Donny Hayworfh in typing. as No! another Mis- takel thinks Karen Meek. b0 A timed test calls for speedy typing from Andy Hall. Comfnercial Classes Get Rea or the Business World 48 Ht Concert tours were a main event in the band's schedule. at Band members pre- pare to play in the district contest. at Freshman members become part of busy schedule. Mt The booster parade was one of the pompom girls star performances. t5, Diane's metals prove her to be an excel- lent player. Wt maiorettes. Mt Sousa Award. New uniforms enhance David Jordan received the Band Wins a Music Contest 0 Local DLstrict rst m Fi 49 t Ut Now let's get it right Mike. at Drilling himself. Vt Terry Langford concentrates on 1 is Mark Hinton's bag. Kn Keith Willinger the lathe. tBt It looks like Tony Caruthers i hammers the last nail. Ht Mike Morgan wasn't very careful. Mt Donnie Gator works t cleans his finished proiect. t5t HGet the intently on his proiect. Wt David Doss saws right measurement, Kevin Standiford tells away as Randy Borho gazes on. 1: t VI 50 Arts Dept .m mg: i? Press Diversifies I ndust'rial wry $533.7, 2 , 0 Pat Wilkerson lets Mark Kamer take Women ,S Lib. F indS Competition over her chores. 2 Galloping Gourmet or Ronnie Zihar? 3 Jeff Burton and Peggy Hopper prepare for the real thing. F 7' 0m BOyS in Home ECOnomiCS m Onionsaren'nhatbad Pat! 52 V' H Piiiafas were constructed by Espar'ion class. 0 Deeply engrossed, Patricia Dreyer studies Latin. 0 Ernest Floyd intently stud- ies his Spanish assignment. 3 Piiiatas were popular among Spanish students. Language Dept. Benefits F rom New Lab. Equipment 53 N'UnLVversaLl Gym77 Becomes Part of Physica l Education 0 Brad Wilson watches Randy Dyke build muscles. 0 ls Terry Stevenson in Health or General Hospital? 3 Tberesa Vick or Olga Corbef? 4 Mark Rieger and Kevin Nash prepare for military training. 5 Crab ball is favorite. 0 Jim Cash grabs a quick snack between sessions. 0 Toot Graf places his life in Mel- ody Hoffman's hands. 3 David Riggle, Dale Samples, Charlie Davis study in cool comfort. bu L Whose long lost relative is this? Drivers Ed. in 'Big Demand, OJI O Dunng Summer SBSSLOTLS 55 wzwgz gum r; w ;: 52:5; 62mg: 22$ MWVwaMNmNW 56 LZdtLOIZS Orgamzations Organ LZCZZLOTLS Organ xx gamimm P 57 L ,xz vi y he Club bn Count mt ,Wmmsvzw- siE 32 ls Ne .w ls la F m w T Q i- L ;u 1me :2 3w. H R a1 23 New Members Are Welcomed Na H0 So H OFFICERS: Denise Ridenour, Coleda Carver, Mary Ann Davis and Jeff Waiz. 2 J. Whitlock is not only academically inclined but is athletically inclined too. 3 Chess tournaments are sponsored at noon. Mo Seated: u-M D. Graf, P. Diftmer, W. Erickson, R. Renn, N. McCarfin, S. Nol- femeyer, C. Crawford, C. Carver, J. Waiz, M. Davis, D. Ridenour, M. Johnson, B. Stone, M. Pennington, T. Everage, P. White, K. Hamm, J. Ellis, Standing: R. Callis, J. Crabtree, C. Gentry, L. Adam, D. O'Neal, P. Warren, C. Souffer, B. Coons, D. Prafher, W, Costin, L. Cook, 5. Aker, E. Kuhlenschmidf, M. Brewer, M. Belles, K. Hecker, A. Hecker, T. Kelly, W. Rieger, P. WhiHinghill, C. Ramser, K. Schafer, E. Floyd, C. Prather. 5 MEMBERS OF THE Hl-Q TEAM: W. Erickson, $oph., was iust initi- ated in NaHoSo this year. Yearbook Goes Wild in Color: Cook, Davis Direct the Action tn One of the co-editors taking 'a break from the strenuous work is Sexy Lisa Cook. mt Members. at Wild man Renn alias photographer for the yearbook tries to be in as many pictures as possible. Mt Melanie Lowe, Business Manager. 0 Jim Henderson, Circulation Manager, pecks away to meet a story deadline. 0 Members. 3 Co-editors for Dragon Times were Denise Ridenour and David Jor- dan. 4 Big Ed Bolly becomes announcer for WAKY. With 15 Issues Journalists Covef'All the Dragon t'Beaw, 62 ,. J. H Senior Class 'lst place prize-winning Hoot. 0 OFFICERS: Mary Ann Davis, Jerry Beyl, Brian Wright. 3 Diane Bauerla alias Mrs. Heilgenburg takes over Espar'lol class. 00 Bonfire got everyone ufired up. Jr: - ,w 6 Members. 6 Karen McCarfin portrays her natural self in the booster parade. 7 Class of '75 takes 2nd prize in the IB t P mmv Fld, ' 22. :41kefmue22? e 'e 5 Student CounCLl S h . G . l D . P h - H Officers and sponsors. 0 Kim Bey! - uns Lne Lr Lane rat er' Ready for action in the Sunshine Style Show. 3 M. Davis tells initiates of their obliga- tions. bu Sunshine Society radiates good Stuarts SPOnSOrS Style Show will withincreased membership. $2: m T.Sells,T.Renn,R.Jackson,J.Waiz,J. Hi- Ylnstills ChristLan outZOOk Beyl, M. Kamer, C. Booker. 2 Seniors take all in one-on-one contest. 3 J. Waiz and R. 83MLii'LZiiiZS'EZEZSLREISES'S' t0 Americaas Young Citizens ' .g0,r.w..q., . Bulletin . . . Missing. . . One Large Girls, Pep Club Boosters 0 Spirit is at an all time high. 2 express their emotions as the Dragons win another hard fought battle. 3 bership is minute. 0U Davis, and P. Prince. Pep Club mem- OFFICERS: D. Borho, M. ....w: . . Wm : 44mg h Ht OFFICERS: S. Eckart 8t T. Renn. at The Ist Annual Athletic Day was greatly enioyed by the students. t3t S.C. Club members are the elite of the school. Mt Volleyball wasn't the Honly thing enjoyed. WW y; S. C. Club H osts Athletic Day: Do Away With Spring Dance 68 GAA Held During Noon Hour: irls F inally Get Recognition fU OFFICERS: Kathy Stricker, $ec., Fran Fackler, Treas., Diane Prather, Pres., Lisa Cook, V.P., Pam Prince, Sgt-af-Arms. 0 D. v Prather, Pres., doesn't participate only in the gym. 3 Members. m WW mvw W54 AH OFFICERS: Janice Doughty and Terri Everih. Am SPONSOR: Bernice Richardson. BA MEMBERS: Terri EveriH, Denise Sturgis, Lisa Miller, Kim Beyl, Sherry Lambert, Patricia Dreyer, Sharon Ray. bu Adive member of FNA Sherry Lambert. FNA Is Little Noticed at S. C. .' M erizbers Visit Local H ospital 69 70 akowsky Wins Area 8 VP. .' rs. Werle Retires as Sponsor -m U FTA members will return in fall under name. 2 The new state vice-presidenf. CH Joni Turk receives senior award. MJ OFFICERS: Seated: I Joni Turk, Janet Ellis, Lisa Cook, Standing: Gay Swarfz, D. Ridenour. m: 9? $237255 H Pam Tomes practices becoming a busi- ' ' . .' nesswoman. 0 FBLA members climb the Tot Davts Dlrects F B. L. , . ' stairs to success. CH OFFICERS: Gail Hos- fetfler, Cheryl Martin, Sandy Eckerf, Tot 23:3,: ggenlires. Tot Davis and Vice-Pres. Club SPO n sors E gg Hunt 71 A 4 4A $,;.6...:;.,. 72 A. FHA Helps Ecology Movement by Collecting Aluminum Cans 0 FHA members. 2 OFFICERS: Row 1: J. Crabtree, M. Rieger, D. Amos, L. Schmiff, B. Kelley, Row 2: 3. Stone, J. Wildman, K. John, C. Cook, P. Wilkerson, M. Lowe. 3 FHA sponsored a tea for 8th grade girls urging them to ioin. H David Graf recipient of Ag. Award. 0 Terri EveriH was selected as the annual FFA Sweetheart. 3 FFA Club prepares members for the rural way of life. Terry Everitt Chosen M iss FFA: David Graf Gets Ag. Award 73 ; .9450 wgmz ugqh am QweaQ m ,JM $3 aaawasg Q23 $30Gaea3G o QQ W s; QQ9G3L$6$ mum 5m g ti wait ,WWA lg; QQSQQ ,naa ?9 av Sawtw $63 0 Treas. Chuck Prather, VP. Luann Adam. Cancelled: One Tricycle Race m spanish club Membm. 3 SPONSOR: Evelyn Heiligenbergh. UH OFFICERS: Denise Ridenour, LuAnn Due to the Lack of Interest :30 ypizrsz.E:':::;,i: :h:2:423; Parade. H Science Club members. 2 Shonna 8 David Brodus free throw contest winners. Broadus and Broadus capture KN President Jerry Beyl. PU OFFICERS: Yvonne Fields, VP, Jerry Beyl, Pres., Dennis O'Neal,Treas., Cathy Cook,Sec. SCience Free Throw contest Act wmes Act' Lties ities Actw LU Act mtzes Act 76 i IXULt Act ies MJLt Act S 6 l t L U L ijzvmmu :2 o Act IXULUBS Act LULUBS xngggzggggggg 0 These couples are having a good time at the From. 0 The beautiful centerpieces are admired by Terry Prather. CD MEMBERS OF THE PROM COURT ARE: u-M Missy Haas, Ronnie Zihar, Debbie Davidson, Queen, Terry Cook, King, Diane Borho, Tom Renn, Terry EveriH, and Brian Wright. 4 Tot Davis alias Al Capone has as a date a lovely southern belle. 5 M. Wail 8: D. Wilkerson are enjoying themselves. 6 Debbie Davidson, Queen and Terry Cook, King. Debbie Davidson Cook Become S. C. Royalty y and Terr 80 VD Harry Schusfer lays the low down to Madeline as he frequently did. 0h Hercules lets out the sinister secret of Mr. Quigley. hm As usual, Frankie contemplates another devastating caper. pH Granny Ellis tells 4: 2?? manhuen. unwvuw, unnamx: m4 .yn..,u Mary of a swinging time. hm Doctor, are you sure? my HI am impressed. Uh Ronnie Zihor and Eddie Bolly attempt to become super spies. hw hTim Sells never looked so good, thinks David. Ellis, B roady l 29w ' W 9W; 2 .A, ,gmgm 99 F inders Creepers t't' m f Clean Up Awards 81 e82 Ht Barbara Moore received two home eco- nomics awards. at David Scott accepts the band award for being most helpful from Mr. Waggoner. wt Seniors ioined together to sing their version of Yesterday. Ht Salutatorian Dennis O,Neal presided over the activities of the day. t5t An out- standing monologue was presented by Nancy McCartin. tbt Pam Prince reflects the emo- tion of the last few days. Vt Sophomore days were relived in a skit by Guy Swartz and Cindy Stouffer. 71 Twelve Years I Zghts Day Program E 3E? E WERE EEEmEEEEEwEEEyEmEEEEEEE E EEWEEEEWWEEEEEEEEEEEEE E E NEWEMEEEEEEEEWEEEEE MEEEEEEEEEE MEEEE E E, E E E EEEEEEEEEEEMEWE EEEMEEEWEMEEE EEEEEEE ESE E mxmemEE: E E E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E WEE EEEEEEMEEE E Sr. $$$me 3 EMSE M 2 E E E Rm? EEEWEMEEEEE m E E EEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEENE E hl j; E EEEE E E EEEEEEEEEEEEE mmmkaw EEEE EEE EE, E E E E E EEEEEMEEEE EE EEEEEEEEMEEEEWW EEEE i H Skit E E EEEEEEEEWEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEEE of School,, f. ,3 r01 3 3 M C 6 h t m f n 0 .u m d m G Tops off 12 Yrs. of Hard Work U Dave Graf receives a kiss from his mother before graduation which was held on Tuesday evening, May 29. 2 Vice-Presi- dent, Diane Prather, receives a kiss from her little sister. 3 Gail Hostetfler and Brian Wright walk down the aisle to receive their diplomas. 4 Linda Spencer fixes Rick Jack- son's tassel. ' W People Peopl tugfrf A .A www. mm: 88 Ht Mr. Beyl, principal, hard at work, signs exc'tses. at Mr. Mollohan, asst. principal, loo 5 over the calendar of school events. Qt Mrs. lrby, counselor, advises students on their problems. Mt Head bookkeeper, Mrs. Crabtree, keeps books in line. wt Mr. Dold, night janitor, repairs cafeteria light. Mt Mr. Pettit, ianitor, keeps the school clean. at Our cooks, left to right, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Zihar, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Walker. mt Mrs. Blanton, secretary, makes change for student. New H all Passes 9e wed agmw DEWEY ARNETT, CARL BOOKER, MARY LOU CRAVENS, ALICE GARRETT, , Agriculture Government Home Ec. Business REID BAILEY, CHET BROWN, NINA DIEFENBACH, LARRY GILBERT, , Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Horne Ec. Saph. English : NORMAN BEYL, BOB COMBS, EMILE FULCHER, LLOYD GOODLETT, Principal Business Jr. English Senior English , ' M rs. Cravens, Lovelady JOHN HEATON, Phys. Ed. SHIRLEY IRBY, Guid. Counselor V GWEYNNE LOVELADY, French TERRY McCARTIN, English, EVELYN HEILIGENBERG, MAXINE JOHNSON, WILLIAM MAKOWSKY, History Journalism Spanish Mathematics RICHARD MATTOX, History JAMES HUME, Ind. Arts. BOB LOVE, Science and Mr. H eaton New to Faculty JOESEPH MOLLOHAN, Asst. Principal SHIRLY MORGAN, Librarian The Big Cheese at S. C., some- times referred to as teachers, have aided the student body in achieving their long lost goals. Mrs. Werle is retiring after serving 32 years at S. C. 92 WILLIAM MOSLEY, SUE RIGHTHOUSE, JOHN STROUD, Science Choir Ari SUE NOLTEMEYER, CONNIE ROBERTSON, KEN TRINKLE, Remedial Reading Specialist Business Athletic Director DAVID PRATHER, JERRY SPRINKLE, LINDA TUCKER, Mathematics Science P.E. 8: Health iPic. 18i2i Mr. Carl Booker, Senior Gov't teacher, does his impersonation of the Hnutfy professor for his class. iPic. 3i Mrs. Tucker, girls' P.E. 8: Health teacher, soaks up the sun while watching students. iPic. 4i Mrs. Werle, retiring Latin 8i English ieacher, opens gifts at F.T.A. Banquet. iPic. 5i Mr. Bailey, Boys' P.E. 8x Health Teacher, remains cool while the class cuts up. JOHN TUCKER, Ind. Arts PAP WAGGONER, Band MILDRED WERLE, 1' English 8i Latin Faculty Take Q WwwwWVA H WQMW; kg; mama; x; w, 1: Q Student Groups t0 mwmwa Chicago and Cincinnati ? my e mwmmmm o W 93 1f W l 1: $ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Seated: Dennis O'Neal, Presi- 1' , dent; Mrs. Sue Nolfemeyer, J ; a , L , a Sponsor. Standing: Mrs. Emi- ' 7 L A L x L , lie Fulcher, Sponsor; Terry W I ' L Cook, Treasurer; Diane L Prafher, Vice-Presidenf; Jim Henderson, Secretary, Mr. Ken Trinkle, Sponsor. I 3 CHARLES ABBOT LUANN ADAM KAREN ADAMCZAK vi ' 94 I'M MARCIA AMOS CONNIE ANDERSON JEFF BARTON J. mquMsc JOSEPH BASHAM PATTI BATES DIANA BAUERLA DORINDA BERRY JERRY BEYL KIM BILLINGSLEY For the Seniors, their final days were ones of hectic activity. The break- fasts were held on May 24th, Senior Day, May 25th; Bacculareafe, May 27th; and finally graduation on Tuesday evening May 29th. VIRGIL BOLLY DONNA BORHO MARLA BOTTORFF 95 e2? W: NV E W i3 47W??? E wage??? ,6? MM Egg? ya V .; -' . BETTY BRINGHAM : PATRICIA sums CATHY COOK DOUG COOMER E 7 E DAVID BROADUS COLEDA CARVER LISA COOK BILL COONS E: DONALD BROADY GUY CHURCHMAN TERRY COOK MARK COOPER E E E r E: E E E El? E E ,, E E E E x E , E 1 E E E Cl f?73R OffM ' ' u ass 0 LPS CleT E WE V E E E L H , 96 ; E E El t f t SHEILA COOPER PAUL DARLING DIANE DEAN CONNIE DRUIN t WARNER COSTIN MARY ANN DAVIS TERRY DELLAROSA SANDY ECKERT CHERYL CRAWFORD TOT DAVIS ROY DONAHOE TIM EHRINGER Seniors racked up the awards this year as they won the Spirit Stick during Spirit Week, had the winning float in the Booster Parade, and had I the best decorated hall during Sec- tional Booster Week. 97 um . . L m S m r . N 0 A o L . . n d . , i m 0 . 0 V m B .. m e m. g 6 u. l l rou m n F R w m m . VICKIE ERICKSON DWAYNE FACKLER JANET ELLIS w. 98 m '; wsw 7 5 ii 5 a JIM HENDERSON DIANA HICKS STEVE HOEHN LYNN HARDIN CHARLES HARDMAN THERESA HARGIS KAREN HAMM KENT HAMM KENNETH HECKER s Campuses on Red Carpet Daysw BILL HOOPER GAIL HOSTETTLER KEVIN HOSTE'I'I'LER Senior year is one of choices for col- lege bound seniors. Red Carpet Days are days when colleges are open to visitors. A full day was given to each senior to visit the campus of his choice. .J 00 JUDY JACKSON RICHARD JACKSON DAVID JORDON MARK KAMER ?LAUDE KINTNER SHERRY LOMAX LORETTA KELTNER EDEN KUHLENSCHMIDT MELANIE LOWE GARY KINCAID CLAUDE'ITE LEITNER LINDA MAHAN Seniors rTania? Over Class Rooms, $$$ng Q t g y u: BECKY MALLORY KAREN McCARTlN JANET McDONNER JULIA MEREDITH DIANE MAPLES NANCY McCARTlN CHERYL MARTIN MELANIE MEYER LAURA MATHIS PAT McCURDY KAREN MEEK GINA MILLER 1 For the first time in the history of and Become TeaCherS S.C., the Seniors took over. They switched places with the teachers for the day on January 30th. They real- ized the trouble of teaching a class. 101 The Senior class of '73 accepted their diplomas on Tuesday night, May 29th in the Silver Creek High School gym. Valedictorian was Che- ryl Crawford and Salutatorian was Dennis O'Neal. T MARY KAY MILLER BARBARA MOORE DEBBIE MULLINS DENNIS O'NEAL DIANA MILLS MIKE MORGAN BRENDA NEVILLE f DONNA MONTGOMERY RICK MULL LINDA NEVILLE 102 103 DOUG PIXLEY RITA PORTER SANDY POWELL 2: z $$$ wmww mwmw 45 w 5 WW mmi wamW $1 DEBBIE OWENS CHARLES PENDLETON CHUCK PETERSON BARBARA OSBORNE xgxwmww ,. tmxw $.stwa kw, kg Exxm a BOBBY OVERTON Move to the Track of Success wmmqmgWWWm 0t ax; NEH L map Bm mom ERG mmm C A . NR . e wa e mmm S m. D V Rmm S EIE r mmw. 0 Awm .L WTD n $mme . 6 m s N M m m mam mMA v RTH , R Hm HT mmm PYm mun. mmm DSP nmwfwwwmnammmm m ,y g mgr: a $23: JUNE SCHULER DAVID SCOTT TIM SELLS RUSSELL SLINKER PAU LA' SNIDER JOHN SPEAR lINDA SPENCER CINDY STOUFFER GAY SWARTZ isits to Chicago, Cincinnati MIKE TAYLOR TOM TAYLOR PAM TOMES On March 22, 17 Seniors left for a three day trip to Chicago for science and art tours. For the second year in a row, Kings Island was the destina- tion for the Seniors' trip. 105 MARSHA TOWNSEND JONI TURK DONNA VANMETER ; The Class of '73 had big plans and t t they needed money and plenty of it. h J 3 Selling fruit cakes was decided on 1 t and it was a good money-maker. h With the money from this drive the seniors were able to finance their 1h trip to Kings' Island and make a i donation of two microphones to the school. KATHY WAGGONER AVA WAGONER JEFF WAIZ Seniors PPound on Doors, KAREN WYCOFF RONNIE ZIHAR JERRY WILKERSON PATTY WILKERSON BRIAN WRIGHT Selling F ruit Cakes for F unds Steve Aker Denise Amos Donnie Anderson Bryan Armstrong Dee Ates Robert Austin Bill Bailey Wilma Baird Leonard Basham Debbie Baxter Terry Beavin Melodie Belles Gory Beyl Dean Bigler Sherry Blanfon Diane Borho Patti Boyd Vickie Brishaber Shanna Broadus Car! Broady Jerry Broady Kathy Brock Bill Brown Cindy Buckhannon Chuck Prafher, President Rex Callis Bob Carter Jim Cash Willie Cotes Doug Coffman Jerry Conner 343$ Denise Costin Steve Couch Wat h 33;; 7E; i Bobby Cox Mark Crum Debbie Pat Davis Joyce Crabtree David Curtis Davidson Danny Dean Mike Davis Goes to Class of 974 fee A! Tom Denison Cindy Dobbins Debbie Dyke Doug Eddings Bonnie Ehrhart Marc Ellioft Janie Ernest Terry EveriH Fran Fackler Donnie Feeler Ernest Floyd Gregg Fugate Donald Gator Mike Gayer Paul Graf Debbie Grimes Missy Haas Janet Hamm Ted Hamm Roy Hawkins Marsha Haworth Alfred Hecker Marc Hinton Donna Hyatt The 1972-73 sectional spirit roster was won by the class of '74 and run- ner up went to the class of '73. Eighty dollars worth of nickels cap- tured first place. 110 The Juniors Are Number 2 - - Kitty John Jennie Johns Theresa Kaelin Teresa Kelley Bonny Kelly Mark Lambdin Phil Lanham Laura Leis? Bill Lewis Linda Lomax Marland Longest Jim Mahoney A MA. Karen Markins Doug McArthur Cindi McCurdy Mindy McDaniel Jeff McMahon Becky McNew Norma McRae Tim Meek Linda Mellon but TheyVe Still T ryfgng Debbie Meyer Darrel Miles Karen Minton Angela Moore Jeff Meyer Rose Miller Sharon Minton John Munk Jerry Osborne Rick Parr Diane Pooler Ruby Pettit Donald Popp David Polan Ronald Popp One of the things 6 sophomore receives when he becomes a iunior is the title upperclassman the reali- zation that he is still $1:2 quickly sets in, but wait until next year!!! Ht Kent Steele studying?? at The toast at Mock Wedding. Qt Junior students visit 4th Street Mall. Judy Powell Cindy Ramser Chuck Prather Peter Renn Terry Prather Charlotte Reynolds HI u-J we .5 - pH. Hu-t-vme 112 For the most part the Juniors had to take a back seat to the seniors in regard to leadership. They main- tained a watch and wait attitude attempting to gain few pointers from the seniors e then e on May 29 Virgie Richey Joe Roberts Keith Schafer Lana Schmitt Mike Schuler Wanda Short when the seniors turned their tassels - the Juniors were boss. tn P. Renn dressed up as cheerleader for girls' intrumurals. t2t Tex , alias Gregg Fugate, came to school in a long horn outfit. t3t Juniors fooling around??? Mt D. Bigler business manager for newspaper. Violet Skeens Kim Slone Leroy Smith Neil Smith Mary Spencer Ronald Standiford Becky Staples Kent Steele Beverly Stone Kathy Stricker Denise Sturgis Eric Tobin Janet Townsend Teresa Turner Gary Tuttle Terry Walker Paul Warren Joie Wildman Class of ,74 etgtxigztzxgvi :iigggi : Eigsa 2 32am mmwvmwxm mmwmwama? mm mm; ie Woods Edd Brenda Woods Bobby Robin iseman W Wilkerson Year 101 Looks Forward to Their Sen The 1973 Intramural spirit award was given to the sophomores during the girls' basketball tourney held in February. The sophs were defeated in tourney action by the seniors, 53- 22. LE CLASS OFFICERS: M. Makowsky, M. Brewer, T. Sfaley, J. Gray. Donnie Abbott Kim Beyl Jennie Brocar Chris David Bolly Matt Brower Adamczak Randy Borho Greg Burton Tony Adams Marty Broadus Billy Bush Mike Allen David Broady Jeff Canada James Appell Ralph Broadus Ronnie Carver Billy Ash Bonnie Cafes Jodena Churchman Mary J. Coats Denise Coffman Arnold Conaway Pam Conrad Keith Couch Robin Crum Shawn Daunhauer Marty Davis Julie Davis Steve Davis 55 Rick Day Rita Dean , Carrie Dickson Diana Dold David Doss Janice Pat Dreyer Patty Diftmer Julia Donahoe Wayne Doss Doughty Mark Druin Pat Dowdle Mary Drury Randy Dyke Steve Eckerf Bill Eddy Rick Engleking Wendi Erickson Twylia Everage Leonard Franklin Maureen French Donna Goode Jim Gray Cheryl Grimes Bob Gross Dee Hall Rosa Hall James Hamm Mike Hardin Kay Harris Debbie Hawkins Tony Hessig Sherry Hicks Jan Hinton H5 ; L L: l: E i f ! '11 i i w .11 Don Hodges Patricia Jimmy Connie Tom Sfaley Bret? Kesler Cynthia Leis? Danny Mann . f , i Melody Hoffman Hutchinson Jameson Robert Kelly Sherry Mindy Kevin E Hoffman Tammy Huff Donald John Michael Kamer 1 Lambert Makowsky Standiford 3 w 1 l i ' I 3 1 , r 1 1 i ' Sophomares 10070 Involved in the .. 1;, wt. me Wsw 3th e Gary Mattingly Alice McKinny Don Meyer Danny Miles Brenda Miller Cindy Miller Swing of SC .. .4;.A M. Sophomores return to S.C. and assume many more responsibilities and activities. Sophomores won the girls' intramural cheering section. Wendie Erickson, soph. was chosen 1972-1973 basketball queen, oth- ers participated in club activities. Uh C. Davis, G. Burton, J. Hutchinson, K. Couch smile as they leave summer school. hm J. Gray giving it all he has. Bh Here comes a snowball! Mh C. Leist carries a flag in the band. 117 118 Lisa Miller Randall Mobley Charles Rickie Miller Dianna Newkirk Fhonda Mills Montgomery Terry Overton Kevin Nash Robert Parr Randy Mobley was the only sopho- more to make varsity basketball at the beginning of the season. Larry Stevenson came up at the conclusion of the JV's schedule to play in the sectional. Mary Pennington Timothy Peeples Melissa Poindexter Dottie Polen Sue Ann Powell Nancy Prall Pam Prather Roy Prather Donna Ray Barbara Renn Debra Reynolds Marcia Rieger Mark Rieger David Riggle John Rittman Keith Roach David Roberts Cathy Robinson Cheryl Royse Dale Samples Tana Scott Tammy Slone Lyle Spear Eddie Spencer Randy Mobley Only Dude From .9- t Sandy Standiford Vivian SfoHs Tracey Tichner Keith Waggoner Patricia White Steve Williams Darryl Stein Cathy Taylor Theresa Vick Billy Waiz Jimmy Wh.itlock Owen Wilson Sherryl Stein Cecil Thurman Scott Voyles Mark Warren Debbie Wilkerson Cindy Zweydorff Larry Stephenson Mike Stewart Mary Stone 975 on Varsity Basketball Team 1 H9 120 Debbie Adams Clayton Albertson Larry Alexander Terry Alexander Mark Amos Rita Anderson Tim Bagby Angela Baker Amy Bedell Robert Belles Charlene Benson Marilyn Biggs Tina Billingsley Debbie Boger Kathy Bottorff Leisa Bowe John Bringham Debbie Brishober Anita Broadus Bernard Broadus Pat Broady Brenda Broughfon Gregg Brown Pcmy Bullock Mark Burgin Milessa Callis F rash Ask, Whatys Hapaninw Linda Carpenter Anthony Cauthers Ricky Casteel Debbie Caswell Tim Clark I Put Hardman as They Enter Tim Conlen Linda Conner Carol Cleveland Randy Collins Claycamp James Clemens the Big Time, a l Glen Conner Gayle Cook Mike Day Kenneth Delma Goode Sandra Dennis Cosfin Christal Dietz Ehringer Terry Goforih Conner Perry Couch Rhonda Dold Danny Evanoff Mike Grimes Maria Richard Debbie Lucie Haas Crabtree Dowdle Farnsley John Hamm Pat Crum Sue Duvall Joe French David Donna Davis Perry Eddings Paul Garcia Pennington Debbie Gibson In September of 1972 a new gang halmosH. of bewildered freshmen entered the halls of Silver Creek. As the year rolled along the frosh left bewilder- ment and entered normality Pic. 5h These four studenfs represent the class of '76' as officers, Teresa Phipps, presi- dent, Kay Kranz, vice president, Amy Bedell, secretary, Perry Eddings, treasurer. 121 i 3 , i a 1 g 1, I v F ; ? 3 i i 1 , 3 u 1 4 L n I F i 1 i : j 4 i A , 1 Don Hargis Clark Henson Doug Gary Kinslow J Ann Hauser Norman HOHMOH Kannapel Gary Kinzer 1 Tony Havens Richard Huffman phn Kannqpel Darrel Knies : LObiSO RUSS Hostettler Mark Kayrouz Jl Koenig Hawkins Donald Tim Kelly Kay Kranz Scott Hecker Huckleberry Donald Kempf Sally Debbie Carol Kannapel Bobby Kerger Kuhlenschmidt Henderson ' I l i. o o f P o B 6mg a Greeme M eans - Startmg at 122 .khr - . , 7 - - 4 . 7 - , . e um wmw e :; mmywwwwmm m Rochelle Lamont Terry Longford Paul Lanham Carla Lomax Jo Muhoney Clayton Mallory the Bottom Again. 9 a ; Bill Martin Darlene McArthur Tania McCurdy Laura McIntyre Gordon McRae Norman McRae m. 1 Steve Medcalf James Melton - Teresa Phipps John Miller Lisa Miller Tammy Miller James Montgomery Debbie Muncie Janie Myers Keith Nash Mike O'Neal Tracee Peevey 9 Everyone regards freshmen as being greenies. But the bad thing about being a freshman is starting from the bottom again. As eighth graders they were big upperclassmen, but now iust little 'egreenies. 123 Carol Piper Barbara Richmond Mike Schafer Dennis Lisa Skaggs Steve Spear Jeffery A. Billy Torstrick J J Gerry Porter Mark Robertson Vickie Scharre Shepard Brenda Skeens Don Spencer Taylor Parry : ! Diane Purcell William Robison Ruth Shuler Blaine Short Pam Soper Kenny Spencer Jeffery R. Townsend J Terry Purlee Jody Roerk Mark Shrader Terri Taylor Janet Turk 2 Mark Renn Joyce Saltsgaver Stephenson Suzanne Monya Turner J Marvin Rhodes Alan Samples Gary Stewart Taylor Debbie Tuftle 5 John Sfrugis Debbie Terry Kerry Tichenor Kermit Tomes 3 Amy Bedell was chosen by her class- Amy Bedell RCPTGSBIZZS Class ' mates, of an activity meeting, as J basketball queen candidate. Amy J was escorted by senior Jerry Beyl between games with Scottsburg on February 9, 1973. Julie Waggoner Donald Wagner Alan Waiz Kevin Waiz Bruce Walker Debbie Whitaker 0f '76, a3 B-Ball Candidate David Willinger Carolyn Wilson Marilyn Wilson Betty Wolfe Donna Woods Steve Zahnd I25 126 , Senior Activities Index A CHARLES E. ABBOT FFA LuANN ADAM NaHoSo, Sunshine, FTA, FHA, SC, Science Club, GAA, T, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Business Staff B Annual, Frosh Cheer, Drama, Bond, Girls' Intra., VB KAREN ADAMCZAK FHA, FBLA, GAA, Pep Club, JV Cheer, Varsity Cheer, SC Club, Drama HARRY AMOS MARCIA AMOS FHA, GAA, FBLA CONNIE ANDERSON FHA, FBLA B JEFF BARTON FFA, Band, Frosh T JOSEPH W. BASHAM FFA, BSecV PresJ, SC Club, WresJ, CC PATTY BATES Sunshine, GAA, Choir DIANA KAY BAUERLA FTA, Science Club, Pep Club, Maioreftes, Spanish Club, Drama DORINDA BERRY FHA, GAA TERRY L.. COOK SC Club, Science Club, Hi- Y, Drama, Studenf Council, Soph - Pres., Senior - Treas., B, BB, TE DOUG COOMER Science Club WILLIAM COONS Science Club, Hi-Y, SC Club, NaHoSo, B, Table-fennis Team, Boys' Infra. MARK COOPER FFA SHEILA RAE COOPER FBLA, FHA WARNER COSTIN NaHoSo, Science Club, SC Club CHERYL ANN CRAWFORD DAR Award, Science Club, NaHoSo, Spanish Club, SC Club, Girls' Ensemble, Choir, Annual Siaff, Senior Class Play, Library Aid, Captain of Hi- 0 Team, 1972 Hoosier, GirlsB State, Mock Election, Balfour D PAUL DAVID DARLING Choir GILBERT MCDOWELL DAVIS Choir MARY ANN DAVIS NaHoSo B VP, Treas., J 'dEiLKROS club,,.Hi.v,- FBLA, s a ROY DONAHOE -Ff . CONNIE RAE DRUIN - E , DrargiagCidssrPfhy W $,u:IShine, G CC,G DIANA S. HICKS Pep Club, GAA, Choir, Girls' Infra STEVEN MICHAEL HOEHN WILLIAM HOOPER, JR. FFA . GAIL HOSTETTLER FBLA - Sec., Drill Team - Sec., Sunshine, GAA, FHA, Pep Club, SC Club, Spanish Club, Frosh Cheer, Miss SCHS Basketball Queen, SCHS Holiday Tourney Queen Candidates, T J RICHARD JACKSON Hi-Y - Pres., FTA - Pres., NaHoSo, Sciehce Club, Spanish Club, SC Club, B, BB, T DAVID L. JORDAN Spanish Club, Hi-Y, FTA, Boys' Pep Club, Band, Newspaper Stdff - Ed., Candidate for Mr. FTA, T, B K MARK KAMER Science Club, SC Club, Spanish Club, FBLA, Hi-Y - SQL-af-Arms, Frosh - Pres., G, TE, B LORETTA JEAN KELTNER FNA, GAA,FBLA, Drama, Girls' Infra. GARY W. KINCAID CLAUDE KINTNEBRB FFA EDEN KUHLENSCHMIDT FTA, GAA, Span- ish Club, Choir, Librarian, Bond, Girls' Ensem- ble, Senior Play L CLAUDETTE GARRETT LEITNER FHA, GAA SHERRY LYNN LOMAX FHA MELANIE KAY LOWE FHA, Sunshine, Pep Club, GAA, Annual Business D Manager, Junior D Sec., Parliamentarian of FHA, Girls' lntra., Senior Candidate for Basketball Queen, Prom Court M BECKY MALLORY Spanish, Science, Pep Club, GAA, Artist for Dragon Times, Teacher on Senior Day, Art Chairman for Senior Day DIANE MAPLES SC Club, FHA, GAA, FBLA, Drill Team, Business Staff, Librarian D Band D Treasurer, Girls' Infra. CHERYL DAWN MARTIN SC Club, Pep Club, Sunshine, FBLA, Basketball Queen Can- didate, JV Cheer, Varsity Cheer, FBLA D Treas., Girls Infra. LAURA KAYE MATHIS FHA, FNA KAREN McCARTIN GAA, Pep Club, Pom- Pom, FBLA, Girlsi lnfra., VB NANCY J. McCARTIN FHA, GAA, SC Letter Club, Pep Club, NaHoSo, Senior Play PATRICIA McCURDY GAA, Pep Club M9r., Valentine Queen CouI'f, Band BARBARA MOORE FHA, Spanish Club Choir,Giris' Ensemble, Student Councd, CheiI D Pres BI Librarian i MICHAEL MORGAN FFA, BB, Office- Worker I RlCK MULL Band, Ci'Ioir DEBRA LYNN MULLINS N BRENDA NEVILLE FNA, FHA, FBLA, Choir; 7 Drama, Girlsi Ensemble, Debenes, Senior Pep cw , TE i G SCHINDLER Science Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, SC CIuB DIcIIna, Soph D VP, B, DAVID SCOTT- ,Bgnd TIMOTHY L. Bills ll fHI- ,' FIIIA scgehae ' GAA FHA,I FTA RIIAiPORFE'R , Newspprer, D Sec., Pres, NaHoSo, SC Club, Science Club, FTA, Pep Club, Sunshine D Treas., Annual Staff, VB, Girls' lntra., Frosh D Sec., Junior D Pres., Senior D VP LINDA MAY PRATHER FHA, GAA, FBLA, Dragonettes, Glee Club, Drama SHERRY PRATHER FHA, GAA, Pep Club, SC Club, Newspaper, Drill Team, Drama PAM PRINCE GAA, Spanish Club, FTA, FHA, Pep Club, SC Club, Drama, Newspaper Staff, Class Play, Girls' Infra., T, VB R RHONDA RENN GAA, Pep Club, NaHoSo, FHA, Drama, Senior Play THOMAS A. RENN Hi-Y, Science Club, Spanish Club, SC Club, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, B, T, CC, BB, SC Club D VP, Table Tennis STANLEY RHODES TONI L. RICHARDSON GAA DENISE ANN RIDENOUR FTA D Treas., SC Club, Pep Club D VP, NaHoSo D Sec., Spanish D Sec., Science, Drama, Newspa- per D Editor, Girlsi State Delegate, Journal- ism WAYNE RIEGER FFA, Spanish, SC Club, Drama, B JACKIE RI1TMAN GAA ROBERT ROBERTS FAA, BB S A, FNA, FBM Ensemble, Choir, Y A b, Band, DrIif Team, 0R FFA, Sentinel . Mes FHA, v3, B Prize Fighter of SC MARSHA TOWNSEND SC Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Pep Club, GAA JONI TUIRK GAA, FTA, Science Club, Sun- shine, SC Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, FTA, VB, lntra., Girls' Intra., Historian D Spanish W KATHY A. WAGGONER GAA, Pep Club, VB, T, Girls' Intro. THOMAS D. WAGGONER Band AVA MARIE WAGONER sc Club, GAA, FHA, Annual Business Staff, Bond, Girls' lntra. JEFF WAIZ Spanish Club, Science Club, Hi- Y, SC Club, NaHoSo D Pres., Frosh D Treas., Hi-Y D VP, BB, B, TE, CC JERRY A. WILKERSON Choir PATTY WILKERSON Pep Club, FHA, GAA, SC Club, Sunshine KAREN SUE WYCOFF Pep Club, FHA, GAA, Girls' Infra, T BRIAN WRIGHT SC Club, Hi-Y, Science, Spanish, Student Council D VP, Boys' Pep Club, Drama, Annual, Newspaper, Prom King Court, CC, B, T FMng, B, TE Z RONNIE ZIHAR Science Club, Hi-Y, SC Club, Senior Class Play, BB, B, TE anse Cascade , Campasiie Can givisim , 5 Wm ah i: w?aggfgfgiga a, , gut; ?gggggg'gg h 3va ?,Ww .e n, he Hi h-i 3 szxmef a i mm, $393: n a LEX 53 35a Stewarts Aids in Capturing t wanwgm , kw; 44,. L He Stewart: and Miss Michaels con- tinue to keep things rolling of SC. em XAIexander ARCO hits the big fime by supporting the great SC. we See Hall Brothers for all your large and small appliance needs 0H Pam Prafher gets the feel of a riding mower at Diefenbach's Store. we Senior, Gail Hostettler, finds modeling a new winter coat at Fashion's fun. DH Western Auto helps out SC. RD Is the jeep the most popular item at Sellersburg Motors? D3 ls B. Armstrong thinking of a future highway made by Denfon G Voyles? MD JayceeAs back the Dragons. SELLERSBURG STONE $0.. ERG. DENTON D VOYLES PAWN G CONTRACYGRS BDE ASPHALT CO Local Jaycees Show Loyal '1 Support T award 9Ole Silver Creek. r l l W I33 134 33., WW $373; mm Sellersburg Businesses inance Annua wwwsz 2233;??? N imam 5:25;: unarmgg a 34mm , , ?vawww :33:an 1. Silver Leavesg, ngf ' amafsv'Elmgai CLARK mum RUR LELECTRIC MgMBERSwP CGRPORM'IQII: 0 B. Armstrong enters the new C 8: R Super Market. 2 Let's go house hunting at Hinton's. 3 G. Swartz St Miss Groskark listen to P. Prince's plumbing problems. PH Mr. Campbell shows D. Jordan a variety of shoes. $ P. Prince 8 . Swartz pick out graduation pres- ents from Weber's Jewelry. 6 B. Armstrong seems to be noticing more than cleaning at McKinley's Cleaner. 0 Mr. Walk advertises his new Drug Store. 8 Students visit Clark County REMC. GU Three students check out Huddleston's stoves. NTValkas Drugs,9 To serve you better as a Walgreen Agency 0 Jim O'Neal continues to grow. 2 K. Adamczak smiles as B 8: E Asphalt's secretary continues to work. 3 P. Wilkerson visits Mr. Denton at Sellersburg Stone. 0H M. Taylor shows loyalty to Roger's Marathon. 5 Visit local Speed's Store. 6 B. Armstrong 5 x makes a big purchase at 84 Lumber. 0 Three students are wise by selecting Montgomery Real Estate. 8 Haas Funeral Home is now Haas 8 Garr Funeral Home. 9 Go to Maior Feed for your feed 8: seed needs. 3 What Your Ford Dealer MM . 137 'l Should Patronize Annual Student Body ? km W iiza; w : I38 fH T. Renn grocery shopping? writer Terminal. 8 Students check 0 L. Adam shows a tennis racket out boats at S 8 5 Marine Sales $ , at Kratz. 3 McRae's is courteous Service. 9 Steins Shoes, 0 lead- fo customers. 00 T. McCurdy and ing place to shop. um See Joe R. Hesteffler admire glasses at Kruse for furniture needs. Wabash Optical. 6 D. Royce vis- U U Josfin's supply seniors with 5 Elainek Beauty ShOP' 6 8' graduation needs. Hm M. Adamc- , Wri hf fits D. Broady at Niemaiers. zak runs over to the A$W in Jeff. Adve 775.1:5 67' S V P. Wilkerson types of Type- wwmmam W W s$ N g i w !i r! 139 I40 mm great Woodland Mobile Homes, 0 selection of trailers. ' 3 Students visit L. Thorn Com- pany in New Albany. 9Q D. Jor- dan fills prescriptions at Cooper's. 5 Clean your clothes at 1 Hour Cleaners. 6 K. McCarfin lends a willing hand to K. Hecker of Joe McCartin's gas station. 7 K. Adamczak gets the royal treatment at Merle Norman. 8 B. Wright decides to take J. Ellis to Jim Smith's Wheel Cafe. 9 SC students make purchases at Convenient. gmwsmm k S 9 Smith N'Wheel Cafe9, Jim Come in Anytime I41 142 II' Mr. 8m Mrs. Cqu ..... Buzz Waiz . Mr. SI Mrs. Roberf ShiremcIn 8 Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Bruce Mayfiela BigFamiiy Mr $Mrs. Clifford Myers Lowell 81 Tina Smith Phillip 66 - Hamburg -Polly's Beauty Shop McKinley Service -- Mobil ScoHy's Barber Shop Millie Wells Mr. 8i Mrs. Jim Ellis Goode Texaco Munk Barber Shop Burton FdfifI'iEquipmeni Rouks Exxon i i H D. Prather 81.1. Ellis arrive early to get a place at Frisch's. i2i L. Cood heads straight to Joe Endris Jewelers for the best. i3i See Waiz Real Estate for any Real Estate questions or needs. Mi Chase Studio gets into the senior picture business of SC this year as Vicki Erickson poses. i5i Ivy Tech pro- vides opportunities to vocational stu- dents. B ooster Patrons i L Chase Studio 3 6 10 fax! Spring Street Ner Albany air WW2 $??ng :23 W 944 84 8: I IVY Tech Jobs Are Waiting You Can Have One With Training 717 W. Highway 1 31 Clarksville, Ind. .m am '1'? x 'm ; Extend N'CongraLtf, Dragons of 973 J43 pr friend. 0 Have your hair fixed at Fashion. 3 Visit Captain Kingfish. 4 A Boer TV saleswoman shows some fine products. 5 A. Glad- stein offers many local department U Wilky Standard is a car's best 1 stores. 6 Sellersburg Auto ser- i' 144 vices. 0 Check out clothes at Gayfime. 8 On a rainy day, dry out of Sunshine Laundry. 9 Werle Texaco, a good place to buy gas. um L. Adam 8 B. Wright with- draw money from Federal Union. Supply Goods, for Student Needs agiiyzsgg NW N 145 u v. . .W m u m m C m N a $ m 0 w B k n a B tLZBTZS i C Endeavor 0 Call on Carl Lufz for any con- crete needs. 2 If any part of your body needs reshaped, take if to Fulkerson's Body Shop. 3 Quit dreaming Dean, you'll soon be old enough to buy your liquor at Sellers- burg Liquor Store. 4 The Haas Cabinet Company continues to expand. 58:Q Citizens Bank once again supports Silver Leaves in a large way. 147 Baird, James , 5 Buckhannon, Cindy Baird, Jim L 7 - Bullock, Patty 120 L H 5 in Mark 120 Baker, Angela 66,68, 120,125, , -' , i73' 8,4195 L Basham, Josep A 7 12,852,:8, Basham, Leon : ' I 142 Bates, Patti Bauerla, Dian Baxter, Debra Beavins, Terry Bedell, Amy Belles, Melody; 135 Belles, Mark Benson, Sher Berry, Dorindai Beyl, Gary 1Q Beyl, Jerry I , 65, 67, 74, 5 5; Caiver, Ronald Beyl, Kim 2 y Cash, Jim 13, I Beyl, Norman 5 Caswe , Debb' Biggs, Marilyn , ' Bigler, Dean .4 Billingsley, Kim I , Billingsley, Tina 68 .3 Blanton, Sher 8 ' Blanton, Shirle Blincoe, Diane Blincoe, James Beger, Debya w Clark, Tim 24,426 Cbh , ,Tim, 7 , Conner, Linda NCrabtrge, Joyce 58, 70,72, 109 'Crabfree, Lola 88 ' 7 Crabtree, Maria 48, 68, 72, 121', 149 Cravins Mary Lou 38, 76, 82, 90 , 7,58,59,60 7 L7 ; avis, D :Davis, Git .' this, John DcMs, Julie Davis, Mark Da k , Mary An- i563! 62: I 9 ,7137, 152 , Davis, Fat 66, 7 DaVisQ ??Eddy, 3111 1 15 I a Ehringer, Kenny 24, 29, 121 Ehringer, Tim 84, 97 Ehrhart, Bonnie 53, 67, 75, 109 Elliot, More 48, 61, 109, 1 1 1 Ellis, Janet 3, 4, 6, 41, 56, 58, 60, 61, 64, 67, 66, 70, 74, 80, 84, 98, 141, 142, 145 Engleking, Rick 12, 23, 30, 40, 63, 65, 1 15 Erickson, Vickie 80, 64, 82, 84, 98, 127, 142 Erickson, Wendie 8, 17, 26, 45, 58, 59, 64, 67, 68, 1 15 Ernest, Janie 78, 109 Evonough, Danny 121 Everage, Twylia 58, 74, 1 15 Everift, Terry 2, 9, 15, 45, 64, 66, 69, 74, 75, 78, 109 Fackler, Dwayne 65, 84, 98 Fackler, Fran 9, 64, 67, 68, 71, 75, 108, 109, 152 Farnsley, Debbie 121 Feeler,Donnie 73, 109 Feeler, Elmer 73 Fields, Yvonne 63, 64, 67, 75, 80, 82, 84, 90, 126 Floyd, Ernest 53, 56, 58, 109 Foley, Steve Fraley, Doris n 2 HaIIser, Ann , Havens, Tony 6 Hawkins, Debbie Hawkms, Denise 45 5,135 I Kannapel, Doug 43, 122 Kannnpel Phil 24, 122 ; Mark 1 22 Ke11y, Bonnie 66,72,110 Kelly, R6bert g L Kel1y, Tim 1 122 Kelfner, Loretta 84,100 I Kempf, Donald 48,122 8 bb 122 Kincaid, Gary 84, 100; Kinslow, Gary 1 22 Kinfner, Claude 84 1'00 Kinzer, Gory 48,122 LO 2, 120, 122 Penitjgby ; 1 1.1 , 132;. L , 2, 134,13 - Phipps, Te'r , Piper, Curb ' 'Pixley, Don , , - Plaskett, Deb 7 Pomdextar, , Poindexfer,M 7 ,4 ?Polen, David D 7' Polen, D611: Poolgr, Dign'a 8 Papp,-V.Dbh, j Papp, R 7 -zi-Porfer, ' , ' ; inner: Mobley, Rand ,20,118, 119,135, 8 R 137144 , L -4P6we11.14 y, Mobley,51eve V110 nydex'lvgg Sandy 4 49,64, 67, 79-82,, 84 Mollohon,Joe 88,91 ' 11'Mi11er,Rose Mary 87, 72, 74, 111 MW ?ammy 45,123 ' Lir8M1118,Fhonda 2,48,49,87, 8 Mintm'x Karen 8, 45, 71, 72, 11 Powell Sue 1 18 Mallory, Rebe 4 , 4 ; Makewsky, M 7 , , . t - :1. 1 , 70, 74, 75, , , , . 21, 53, 58, 67, 74, Makowsky, Mann, Danny 1 71 , . . V 6, 60, 64, 67, 68 Maples, Dian V l 1 02 104,127,142 84,101,1 ' ,66, 117, 118, 131 Markins, Kare! ' 1 73,1 18 Mart1n,8ill 8 l . ry 4,49,61,67,84,104,14 Malr3111,Chery 7 y, t 5, Try; 28, 45, m Mathis, Laura Mattingly, Ga MuNox, Richa McArthur, Do McArthur, Do Mauk, Dana McCartin, Ka 71 , 84, 1O McCartin, No 101 , 149 McCartin, Ter , , 4 4 , , eed Kenny? . McCurdy. Cin . 4 4 , . ' 5 ngrbqfa 28, 74, n8 McCurdy, To , $1 ' 73 124 MiCurdy, Pat 7 , ' 1 McDaniel, Mi McDonner, J A , 4. , ,3, I i 137,143 . ' , 29, 35, 36, 42, 8o, 65, 87, 75, 78, McIntyre, Job 1 L , y 488, 164, 1273138 McIntyre, Lau D D 4 , x ' ' v s,CharloHe 25,26 67, 68,45, McIntyre, Tom D - v - ,, McKinney,Alice J L g 7 83, 84, 86, 94 McMahon,Je n 8 48,123 1 McNew, Rebe a, , , , ,,8 71, 72, 76,103, Rhodes,Ma 3, ' LL ur,Denise 6, 58, 61, 66 67, 70, 74, jLLLLLLL82,L8L4,98, 104 . 11111111611, preris, qui 1161:6115 J66 Slone, Tammy 1 18 Smith, Leroy 1 12 Smith, Neil 47,112 Smitley, Don Snider, Paula 64, 82, 84,- 105 Snook, Ward Dennis Soper, Pam 124 Spear, John 105, 84 Spear, Lyle 48, 1 18 Spear, Steven 124 Spencer, Donald 24, 124 Spencer, Eddie 73, 1 18 Spencer, Kenneth 24, 124 Splencer, Linda 41, 64, 66, 85, 105, 131 , 46 , '1 7 ' Standif6rd, Kevin 51,73,116 Stqngiiford, Ronald 61,111,112 Standiford, Sandy 2, 15, 26,48, 66,67, 68, 6, 70, 119 Staples, Rebecca 52, 68, 1 12 Staples, Robert $IeeIe,KenI 110,112 $016,635 Stein, Darryl 63 1 19 L'LSiein, Sherryi 67, 68,119 StephLenson,Larry 23, 30, 63, 65, 67, 119, Stewart, G6ry 124 t6ne,BLeverlyL 58' W Stauffer, Cin6y 75, 83, 84, 105, 130 Denise 64, 66, 67, 69, 72, 1 Taylor, Thomas 7 3 1 Taylor, SuzaIijhe 12, Terry, Debbie 72,1 Thomas, Kevin ' Thompson, Orville .5. L- Thurman, Cecil 119 7' Tichenor, Kerry 124 , , i 711ch6nor,1'racey 45,119 Le r, Donna 84, 106 ck, Theresa 45, 54, 68, 1 19 Voyies, Scott 73, 1 19 W I waggwn Julie 2, 26, 48, 49, 48, 60, 72, L125 Waggon6r, K6thy 16, -26, 27, 25, 38, 68, 84,106, 129 - IWag'g6njer,K6ith 29, 119 Waggonernhomas 48, 84 Waggoner, P6111 48, 82, 92, 150 Wagner, D6h616 125 , Wagoner,fAva 67,68, 82, 106, 152 Wagoner,Du6ne - i Lav I L Waiz,,AIan 24,125 Wciz,-J6ff 9, 10,11, 13,18,19, 30, 35, '41, 58, 65, 67, 75, 82, 86, 106 Waiz, Mark 65, 79 Waiz, Kevin 24,65,125 WaIz,WI11Iam 65,117, 119,135,137, 144 i Waiker,kBLI'uce L 3,9125 Walker, Hahn '1 Walker,Terry 45, 46, 112 W6rren,M6rk 65,119,133 W6rre'n,Paul 58,75,112 Werie, Mildred 56, 70, 92, 93 Whitaker,Debbie i25 White, Patricia 58, 74, 1 19 Whitlock, James 12, 29, 58, 67, 70, 1 19 ' inghili,Greg inghiii, Paula 53, 58, 67 1 :obery,Herbert Wiidman,Joie 64, 66, 67, 713,; 11 WIlkerson,Debee 48, 68, 79, L117, WIlker5on, RobIn Williams, SfLeLvLe 1 19 ,- Willinger,D i Wilson;:CI;I LL , Wilsoh, . I , Wiisch, McLILrtin L Wii56n, Owen 48 4, 65, 1 19 ' '-Wiseman, Bobby Wolfe, Beiny 125 . , W6665,jBLrLenda, L erght, Brian ,5 ' , Z 75, 78, 62, 84, 85, 87,102,107,127, : 1. .lnludk 131 !!: ! Isl rHtAv..lN Farewell - Time H as Run Its Cours Students Enter'American M a 1177185766171 152