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

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This year's newspaper staff achieved bigger an better goals in the 1974 school year. The 5th produced a ten page issue for Christmas, followed b two eight page issues. The rest were made up of si t and four page issues. This is a record for the staff Student subscriptions and advertising helped pa the expenses of the Journalism Dept. The spirit rosteri sponsored by the staff, also helped a great deal. Th roster was won by the junior class The expenses of this year's Journalism Dept. cam to a total of $2,000. The paper came out bi-weekl and there was always a rush to meet deadlines. Sinc this years staff was the biggest ever, the pressure wasn't as great; Historical newsroom bulletin board. Journalism staff wants to take a free ride. The staff hard at work. All Thirteen Deadlines AreMef by Dragon Times Staff

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Drivers Ed. and Fender Benders: A Perfect Couple New and exciting things happened during the summer of Drivers Ed. training. Many students took the advantage of signing up for this class. The outcome was good and students learned a good lesson. How to drive. This was all made possible by a little of the new and a lot of the old. The old was expressed by the well-known determination of each student and the experience of the instructors. There was indeed a lot of new in that the school provided 1 97 3 LTD's. The bravery of 3 new instructors, Mr. Heaton, Mr. lsler, and Mr. Downy contributed to the Dr. Ed. program by putting their lives in the hands of the students with whom they became good friends. Alas, alack, all does have its bad points. Along with the good drivers, there were a few Scrapes, dents and fender benders to be found. LEFT: Terry Langfard is ready! Mr. Sprinkle is not! BELOW LEFT: Sue Powell, Wendy Erickson, Steve Davis, and Randy Mobly look as if they are lined up for the fir- ing squad but it is actually something much more danger- ous. A Drivers Ed. class. BELOW RIGHT: These 4 boys plan a 2 hour trip for their final grade in Drivers Ed.

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When things go wrong McCartin always uses that look. The Journalism room received a fresh coat of point this summer. It is now the most unique room in the building for the walls are striped in orange and blue. Mark Elliot, editor, stays in his little corner while at work. Do they really know what's going on? ; mewwmwzwz