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

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Showing how mean Mr. Crabtree can really be is one of his star Freshman ball players. Showing the clown form throwing the discus is 50. Jeff Burton. Candids: Student Life Seen Through the Camera Lens ls S.C. an insane asylum under- cover? All the crazy things that hap- pen here seem to point that way. The hallways are tracks for piggy back races and crane-footing peo- ple. The rooms have such inanimate obiects as rag dolls and sometimes people. In the gym we have enter- tainment such as dancing and knocking down ping pong tables. You're usually the target for your friends squirt guns that are ingenu- ously hidden. Painting windows is a creative idea, especially between classes. At noon, there is a mad rush for the smoking tree for that last puff before the bell rings. The more undesirable elements of our school make their place on the ledge of our nice school and putt on their cancer sticks, which they usually have to burn. Although strangers wouldn't know how to react to such things, we have fun because everyone seems to be doing their own thing. Is she bringing her lunch to school? That seems to be the question for Soph. Janice Zweydorff. The last week of school Jr. Perry Eddings took off his mask and showed his real face. One of the many activities during lunch hour was playing football in the front lawn.

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The 1974-75 Deb-Ettes Club con- sisted of: ROW 1: H-Rh Kim Kopp, Laura Curtis, Teresa Phipps, Lisa Miller, Jill Koenig, Marcia McCartin, Julie Waggoner, and Missy Callis. ROW 2: Betsy Kranz, Mindy Makowsky, Amy Bedell, Belinda Fredricks, Suzie Adams, Debbie Caswell, Terri Stephenson, Janie Makowsky, Vickie Roberts, Valerie VanMefer, and Patty Townsend. ROW 3: Kay Kranz, Beth Marsh, Liz Staples, Mary Moser, Linda Cooper, Debbie Whitaker, Lee Ann French, Penny Regan, Allyson Campbell, and Janice Waiz. On a hot, humid afternoon, who wouldn't want to stand under the fountain in Louisville, Uhe Bellveder$ even if it is against the law? The Deb-Ettes sure did.

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22 3W Diana Montgomery and Joe Fitler stop and sit on the wall in Speed Park . . . a perfect place to dis- cuss the problems of a the world. Larry Stephenson and Vivian Stofts. I Eddy Spencer and Patty Meredith.