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

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ROW I TL-Rt: Cindy leist, Robin Wilkerson, Pap Waggoner, Sheryl Stein, Patty Dittmer. ROW 2: Joyce Rigsby, Carol Thurman, Marsha McCartin, Cathy Smith, Belinda Fredric, Lu Ann Stoutfer, Carol Cleveland. ROW 3: Chrystal Krainak, Matt Brower, Ruby Pattit, Rohnda Dold, Jill Koenig, Debbie Gib- Kelly Duvall, Keith Riggle, Linda Popp, Jeff Canada, son, Mellisa Callis, Mark Robertson, Maria Crabtree. Lloyd Cambell. ROW 5: Porn Decker, Kathy Johnson, ROW 4: Janice Zweidorf, Lisa Dietric, Sandy Barton, Tammy Beyl, Tom Staley, Greg Harper, Randy Dyke, Jill Morris, Betty Bolling, Pat Dreyer, Jill Pennington, Bobby Koestel, Gary Kincaid, Paul Kempf. With 96 Members The band started off a good year with a .record membership of 96 students, 49 of these members were freshmen. The band seems to be the most active organization in the entire school by presenting approximately 50 performances. The first performance was Band Day, Sept. 16, at Indiana University in Bloomington. The Marching Dragons ioined in with 27 other

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ROW 1 iL-Ri: Denise Amos. ROW 2: Laura Leist, Fhonda Millis, Darlene MacArthur. ROW 3: Julie Waggoner, Donna Bech, Vicki lsler. ROW 4: Lisa 'Skaggs, Sally Kuhlenschmidt, Amanda Powers, Deb- bieTuttle, Pat Crum, David Riggle, Cindy Zwydorff. ROW 5: Jeff Taylor, Amy Marsh, Sherri Standiford, Penny Regon, Sandy Standiford, Janice Crum, Leslie Durham, Kenny Clemons, Debbie Dyke. ROW 6: Mike Stepp, Clinnie Kincaid, John Beyl, Bill Martin, Debbie Boger, Tom Spear, Mike Delarande, Donnie Popp, Ronnie Popp, Tim Peoples, Bryan Armstrong. ROW 7: Jan Hinton, Dean Biggler, Keith Couch, Greg Burton, Rex Callis, Marc Elliot, Lin Mallory, Neal Schell, Danny Beck, Mark Troubb, Eddie Wahl. ROW 8: Brad Wilson, Keith Moore, Terry Purlee. Band is Largest in Dragon History schools in playing different songs during the pregame festivities. The concert musicians participated in many school activities such as the Na Ho 50 installation, graduation ceremonies, ' and the spring concert. The band marches in at least 4 parades during the year. All of the basketball QOMes are serenaded by the band members and the flag is risen and honored by the maiorettes and flag bearers. Spring is the busiest season of the year because that is the time for contest, spring concert tours. Music for contest is picked and must be practiced until perfect in order to receive top ratings. Concert tours consist of numbers from popular tunes to long hair music. The band goes to approximately 6 neighboring schools dnd plays for the students of the different schools. Spring Concert usually consists of - numbers done on the concert tours. As you can see, the band is a very active class. They certainly do deserve to be recognized.