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

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Salute to Clark County l eenagers I 5:! YEAR. aw MWT1$ A stimm: M elmia caasr. map: 56:43:35,, ME 14:: AATNELY amvma N; WM? ?zawem 52;: me MMIONAL . - - umaa eamw, vawvgm 0F ifiii'CTSSSLOXSLthSforIEEQiLLngiiTbemghWOf Tusamf wmmu, 53ELK ETAKY . ,0:$1:452 KEY GLUEA ma mmzw mmmav N Winn? Wm ?KaQRQM Mp zwsaea 951 m me XLLA66: acummafmALme-M X MATT ?szawmgaa 1N xwtcoumw, TEMK, MW? 33::ng L aueae MAME, ANS? be: A MEM$EK ari-me Lawmmma aLugy, ABOVE: Senior Matt Brower was appointed to Annapolis NavaI Academy and Senior Jim Whitlock was appointed to West Point. LEFT: Mindy Makowsky is presented the DAR qgwczrd by MrYEBeyI.

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i4 Silver Creek Senior, Sherryl Stein, was selected over other area girls as the New Albany Harvest Home- coming Queen. 0H t-of-School Activities: Studen ts Bring HOHOI'99 t0 S.C. This year there were five firsts in honors and one which was traditional e the DAR award. This year the Daughters of American Revolution award was presented to Mindy Makowsky. Two boys from the class of 75 will be attending academies this summer. Jim Whitlock will be going to West Point Military Academy and Matt Brower will go to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. This is the first time in Silver Creek's history that there has been anyone go to one of these academies. llStudent of the Month award is given to an out- standing student in the Clark Country area, by Citi- zens Bank. This also is the first time in the history of Silver Creek to have a winner e Matt Brower was the recipient. During the month of October New Albany cele- brates the harvest time with a week called l'Harvest Homecoming. In the course of this week there is a midway parade, and a beauty pageant. This is the first time Silver Creek has been represented in the pageant. Both Lisa Miller, Jr. and Sherryl Stein entered the pageant. The outcome e Sherryl Stein was crowned Harvest Homecoming Queen 1974-75. Junior Jill Koenig brought distinction to S.C. by writing an outstanding column called HDragon Happenings tor the llEvening News. .v

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Soph. Jeff Hendren shows off his NEW '54 Pontiac to fresh- men Brenda Purcell and Tammy Newkirk. Wk UPPER LEFT: Memphis students gather around The Dragon Wagon owned by Wayne and David Doss. LEFT: Cars came in all sizes such as the Honda of Larry Stephenson. ABOVE: If you can't figure out what it is . . . it is what's left of a caHs regr end after running into a train . . . sorry no further explanation given.